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LOCAL & STATE | A3 PANAMA CITY’S NEW $16M CITY HALL OPENS

Tuesday, February 5, 2019 www.newsherald.com @The_News_Herald facebook.com/panamacitynewsherald 75¢ Killer on run aft er robbery

Panama City police say terrified for their safety after a for which the face with a knife. She said convicted murderer home invasion robbery Friday he served her father will need plastic Ivan Ferrer-Perdomo left a man tied up, beaten and 17 years in surgery. tied up, beat and slashed with a knife. prison. “He’s scared to go in his SPORTS | B1 slashed man who Panama City police are Melissa own room now,” Melissa helped him looking for Ivan Ferrer-Per- Holstein said Holstein said. MOSLEY, domo, 54, as the suspect in Ferrer- Ferrer-Per- She said her family has By Eryn Dion the home invasion. Ferrer- Perdomo domo crawled known Ferrer-Perdomo for ARNOLD SET @PCNHErynDion Perdomo is considered armed through a some time and were aware [email protected] and dangerous by PCPD. He window in the home of her of his extensive criminal TO OPEN has a lengthy arrest record, father, Mark Holstein, on past and him serving time PANAMA CITY — A career including convictions for Friday night and grabbed for murder. But when he was REGION criminal and convicted first-degree murder and him out of the shower before released from prison in June murderer is on the run and attempted murder in 1983 tying him up, severely beat- PLAYOFFS a Panama City family is out of Miami-Dade County ing him and slashing him in See ROBBERY, A4

With marinas and boats damaged or destroyed by Cat 4 monster Michael, Bay County’s boating industry is School board facing tough REELING choices

By Genevieve Smith @PCNHGenevieve [email protected]

PANAMA CITY — Finan- cial disruptions caused by Hurricane Michael have pushed major decisions into the laps of the Bay County School Board. At a special meeting slated for 6 p.m. today, the board will vote on whether to approve several of Super- intendent Bill Husfelt’s recommendations, which were previously presented at a workshop hosted in late January.

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Study: 13M in poverty

The Seminole Wind Charters boat is docked at St. Andrews Marina on Monday. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] are not part of social By Collin Breaux said Archer. “Our indus- [email protected] try is struggling, but we are safety net @PCNHCollinB recovering.” Historically, Bay County BAY COUNTY — The boat- has 60 to 80 charter vessels By Tracy Jan ing industry in Bay County operating annually, according The Washington Post has taken a major hit after to UF/IFAS Florida Sea Grant Hurricane Michael because Agent L. Scott Jackson. More than a quarter of of dock damage around the There’s not a forecast yet on people living in poverty in area, according to industry how many boats will be on the the U.S. receive no help from workers. water as temperatures start to food stamps and other nutri- The number of available rise, but the industry seems to tion programs, subsidized boats is down since they were have been exceptionally vul- housing, cash benefits, or damaged, sank or are leav- nerable to the storm. child care assistance, accord- ing town to dock elsewhere Completely exposed to the ing to a new Urban Institute because of marina damage, elements, marinas — where analysis examining the reach said people who work in the many charter boats are kept of the social safety net. local industry. However, Charter boats are docked Monday at Treasure Island Marina. — seemed to fare particularly That means 13 million they remain optimistic an poorly during the storm, and people at the poverty line, industry that figures into the has taken a hit on the chin,” normal.” the boats left there often fared with household incomes area’s coastal economy can said Billy Archer, owner and Archer’s boat took some even worse. The broken bits below $25,100 a year bounce back like other parts operator of Seminole Wind damage, which he described of boats at the Downtown for a family of four, are of the area. Charters. “It’s going to take a as “cosmetic.” “The charter boat industry couple of years to get back to “We’re repairing it,” See MARINA, A4 See POVERTY, A7

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Setting it straight It is the policy of The News Herald to correct all errors that appear in news stories. If you wish to report an error or clarify a story, call 747-5070. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 A3 LOCAL&STATE Candidate qualifying this week

Races shaping up in Beach mayor, council member resident Lynne Schneider. Current Lynn Haven Com- who was recently appointed to Panama City, Lynn group 2 and council member The Panama City Ward 2 elec- missioner Antonius Barnes had the Parker Council, has filed to Haven and other cities group 3; Panama City mayor, tion also is looking crowded, with filed to run against Anderson, run to keep her seat, and Ken commissioner ward 2 and com- incumbent Commissioner Ken but withdrew, records show. Thomas Jr. has filed for seat 4 By Katie Landeck missioner ward 3; and Parker Brown filing to run again and Pat Perno has filed to run for as well. @PCNHKatieL mayor, council member seat 2 Toni Shamplain, head of the Barnes’ current seat, which he In Mexico Beach, Council- [email protected] and council mayor seat 4. Downtown North Community has not filed for re-election as man Bill McGlothlin is seeking While some positions so far Redevelopment Agency, and of Monday. Similarly, Brandon re-election while Jerry Smith BAY COUNTY — It’s quali- are unopposed, others have Panama City native Marquis Aldridge is the only person to has filed to run against him. fying week for the upcoming races forming. Tyson. file for the seat currently held Councilwoman Linda Albrecht municipal election, otherwise Three people have filed to Ward 3 Commissioner Billy by Lynn Haven Commissioner also wants to hold on to her seat known as the last chance for run for Panama City mayor. Rader has not attracted an Rodney Friend. and Bobby Pollock has filed to political hopefuls to get on the Incumbent Mayor Greg Brud- opponent thus far. In Parker, races are forming run as well. ballot. nicki is hoping to keep his Lynn Haven Mayor Margo for both council seats. Tonya Candidates have until noon Seats up for election this position as Michael Rohan, Anderson, Mexico Beach Barrow has filed to run for the Friday to qualify. year are Lynn Haven mayor, one of the leaders of the “Save Mayor Al Cathey and Parker seat 2 position for which Coun- For more information on how commissioner seat 1 and the Marina” group, has filed to Mayor Rich Musgrave all are cilman Ron Chaple is seeking to run for office, call 784-6100 commissioner seat 2; Mexico run against him, as well as Cove currently unopposed. re-election. Stacie Galbreath, or visit www.bayvotes.org. Downtown anchor

ICON GONE | A5 HURRICANE MICHAEL SHREDDED BELOVED MEXICO BEACH MOTEL

Gulf World making holiday

Panama City Mayor Greg Brudnicki speaks to city employees before the new Panama City City Hall opened Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] splash

Panama City’s new Four years ago, city lead- do to revitalize downtown bolster spending downtown. Marine park lets people $16M City Hall opens ers decided it was time to and this is the start. ... It’s Additionally, by having paint with dolphins retire the old City Hall at going to help the businesses a more modern, profes- for Valentine’s Day By Katie Landeck 9 Harrison Ave. to free the downtown, the retail, the sional space, they hope it @PCNHKatieL aging space up for other uses restaurants, there will be so will encourage the private By Ed Offley [email protected] and find a new home. Want- many more people working sector to take Panama City The News Herald ing to stay in downtown, downtown. This will attract more seriously as a potential PANAMA CITY — With they purchased and reno- more people.” place for investment. PANAMA CITY BEACH — little fanfare, Panama City’s vated the former Trustmark The new space — which But the improvements did Looking for something special new City Hall opened on build (before that Bay Bank boasts a beautiful, collabor- come with a hefty price tag for that someone special on Harrison Avenue Monday and before that the Sears ative working environment that didn’t go unnoticed on Valentine’s Day? Try some morning as the first resi- building). for employees and one- opening day. The building inter-species art. dents wandered in to pay “We have now decided stop services for residents was bought for $5.5 mil- If flowers and a Valentine’s their utility bills. that we are going to be the — has come to be regarded lion, which was more than Day card seem a bit ho-hum “It’s awesome. No flaws,” anchor for downtown,” as a cornerstone of the city’s the appraised value, and this year, the folks at Gulf Charles Sanders said. But on Mayor Greg Brudnicki told future plans. the expected construction World Marine Park have come second thought he did have staff huddled in the new By moving another 50 price doubled just before up with something new. You one, “it needs to be labeled lobby for a pep talk before employees downtown — work began. Not including and that special someone can better,” he said before the doors formally opened. bringing the total to more asking where to go. “We talk about what we can than 100 — they hope to See CITY HALL, A6 See DOLPHINS, A6

THE BLOTTER

News Herald staff reports trailer, destroyed in Hurri- so he called deputies. he turned to leave, “he told necessary to display the rifle cane Michael, and, “when the The deputy found the the complainant that if he case and the only response CALLAWAY frame rolled over, it broke the second man who said he was touched him he could prob- he had was that old people Everyone knows old water line.” called out and was trying to ably kill him.” He said the carry guns and because the people carry guns, right? The complainant said he fix the line, because it was complainant also, “walked man (fixing the water line) called another man to come causing 80 other homes to be over to his truck and took out was old he must have a gun.” Sometimes Bay County over and fix it. That man told without water. a black rifle case, showing it The complainant was in his Sheriff’s Office deputies run the complainant he needed to He told the deputy he to him.” 40s, the repairman about 15 across someone who raises move the trailer frame so he “asked the complainant to And he said there was a years older. the “I just really don’t care could fix the water line, and move the trailer frame so bystander who could back The deputy plays media- about others” bar to a new in the meantime he was able he could repair the damage, up his version. The deputy tor, and, “I was finally able level. to shut off the water, “but but he refused, stating he found that man, who said the to persuade the complainant Deputies last month were in doing so 80 residents lost had been without water for man who was out there trying to allow the (repairman) to called to a subdivision over their water supply.” 2 months and did not care to fix the line was telling the move the trailer frame with what was deemed a “suspi- The complainant said about the other residents.” truth. a Bobcat and to repair the cious” incident after a man somewhere in there the man This man said the man who The deputy re-approached waterline, this took less than reported that another man he called “was being mean to called him to fix the line and the complainant, after noting 5 minutes.” had “verbally threatened him about moving the frame, then called deputies “became there was a black rifle case in During those five minutes, him.” so he told him to get off his hostile and told him he needed the complainant’s truck, with however, all was not quiet for The complainant told property.” He said as the man to get off his property or he this new information and got the deputy. the deputy he was rolling left, he told him “he would kill would make him.” a new story. over the metal frame to his him” and then walked away, The man admits that as “I asked him why it was See BLOTTER, A6 * ** A4 Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | The News Herald

WEATHER

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during financial turmoil is the assessment results will less trips this winter com- BOARD the most fiscally responsible be used for informational MARINA pared to the previous season. way to cover operational purposes only, and not when If that trend continues this From Page A1 costs, though the district has calculating school grades or From Page A1 spring, it could ripple into requested assistance from the for teacher evaluations. other parts of the economy. Florida Department of Educa- “We have so many stu- “Marinas, dive shops, Short-term recommenda- tion to maintain funding based dents that have gone, we have Panama City Marina, tackle shops, lodging, res- tions include rezoning the on last year’s population in schools that are missing half of which is closed indefinitely, taurants, and other retail district in order to “moth- order to avoid layoffs. their populations,” said Assis- became a nationally recog- businesses are economically ball” four elementary schools: “We have grave concerns tant Superintendent Denise nized symbol. dependent on these fishing Oscar Patterson, Spring- about job loss heading into Kelley. “We think it would be At Miller Marine Yacht and diving charters,” Jack- field, Callaway and Oakland next year,” said Association of unfair to grade a teacher based Service in Southport, for son wrote in an email. “In Terrace. Bay County Educators Presi- on the turnover.” example, office manager 2014, Dr. Bill Huth from the “Mothball” is a term used dent Alexis Underwood. “We The district has not received Megan Etheridge said no boat University of West estimated when a school is closed but understand the financial situ- a response from the FLDOE. was spared, though many of in Bay County the total arti- still is maintained so it can be ation of our district, and we Long-term recommenda- them can be fixed. ficial reef related fishing and reopened whenever practical. support the district’s request tions include creating three Still, “every boat in the diving economic impact If rising populations demand, that the state give us the level kindergarten to eighth-grade yard took some amount of was 1,936 jobs, $131.98 mil- mothballed schools can be of funding we would’ve had schools at Tyndall Elemen- damage,” said Etheridge. lion in economic output and reopened relatively quickly. before the storm.” tary, Jinks Middle School and Many of the boats at the provided $49.02 million in Husfelt has selected the four According to Underwood, Everitt Middle School. Voting marinas are privately owned, income. Bay County ranked elementary schools because it is the union’s hope that for permanence is likely to and not necessarily used by number eight statewide in of their area’s small popula- Gov. Ron DeSantis’ recently take place at a future meeting. the charter fishing industry. artificial reef jobs from fish- tions after Hurricane Michael released budget, which Each of these recommenda- Fearing damage to their boats ing and diving.” rendered the majority of the includes an increase in fund- tions are intended to alleviate if kept inland, some captains But as has been the area’s housing complexes ing for education, will be financial stress. took to the high seas for the resounding rallying cry uninhabitable. approved to minimize job loss. In addition to an estimated storm. For some it worked, since the storm, residents Husfelt also is recommend- Considering the struggle to $230 million, after insurance, for others it didn’t. and people who work in the ing restructuring Rutherford fill teacher positions before worth of hurricane-related For Jason Shingler of industry — either as a charter High School into a sixth-grade the storm, it is in the district’s repair and remediation Adrenaline on H20 it worked, boat captain or in one of the through 12th-grade school. best interest to avoid layoffs as expenses, the district also is and he already is back to run- ancillary industries — believe The schools already have been officials expect the population grappling with an anticipated ning fishing trips. He said it’s it will recover. James Miller, sharing Rutherford’s campus to return to the area as soon as loss in revenue because of “kind of hard” to gauge the general manager of Miller since November. housing is restored. decreased property tax rolls impact since this time of year Marine, said while docks If agreed upon, the district’s Additionally, the dis- and loss of FTE (full-time is when charter boars usually eventually will be rebuilt, for short-term recommendations trict has made requests for equivalency) funding from the fall off everyone’s radar. now the damage to marinas will take effect next school concerns over districtwide loss of students. “I think a little further creates problems for inde- year and remain in effect mental health, requesting $2 Without help from the leg- down the road, when we pendent boat owners. until the student population million in additional funding, islature, the district is all but approach March, that’s “It will take a long time,” recovers. and academic relief, includ- guaranteed to require staff when the phone rings,” said said Miller of the recov- The district has deter- ing an FSA testing appeal to downsizing, despite having Shingler. “We’ll know a little ery. “It’s going to be like mined operating schools alleviate onset stress from lost about 181 employees since more then.” everything else — a slow with 400 students or more the hurricane. If approved, the hurricane. Shingler said he has had rebuilding.”

It was a decision he would home, she said, but must have of U.S. Business 98 and East terrified. We’re just scared ROBBERY come to regret. stayed in the neighborhood, Avenue. he will come back.” “He had nowhere to do,” coming back and breaking into Melissa Holstein said Fer- Panama City police noted From Page A1 Melissa Holstein said. “And the home at night to tie up her rer-Perdomo has a history Ferrer-Perdomo has ties he just turned on my dad.” father and rob him. of hiding out in abandoned to Bay County and also the Melissa Holstein said the His parting words to her homes or even under them. Miami area. 2016 after his latest convic- incident began earlier in the father, she said, was that he She believes he might be in Anyone with information tions for burglary, grand theft day, when her father intervened would come back to finish the Millville or Springfield. on the case is urged to call the and aggravated battery with in a fight between Ferrer-Per- job and kill his whole family. Holstein said she hopes Panama City Police Depart- a deadly weapon, he didn’t domo and a woman. She said According to police, Ferrer- someone sees Ferrer-Per- ment, 850-872-3100, or they have anywhere to go, leading Ferrer-Perdomo pulled a gun Perdomo stole the victim’s domo and notifies police. can report their tips anony- Mark Holstein to open his on her father, who called the car and took off. The car was “None of my family is mously to CrimeStoppers home to Ferrer-Perdomo. police. Ferrer-Perdomo fled the recovered at the intersection safe,” she said. “My dad is 850-785-TIPS. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 A5

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AARP TAX SERVICES: Email pcnhnews@pcnh. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity com with “What’s Happen- motel on Mexico Beach Lutheran, 1001 W. 11th St., ing” in the subject line. Panama City. Volunteers Friday, Saturday, Sunday, will be on hand to help you Monday and Tuesday By Zachary T. Sampson saw the blue and gold fi ll out your taxes. Details: events: Due by 5 p.m. Tampa Bay Times feathers. NWRLS.com Wednesday before They pulled JoJo’s ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. Wednesday events: Due by MEXICO BEACH — body from the rubble at the Lyndell Confer- 5 p.m. Monday before The Woods had a rule for and buried him beneath ence Center, 423 Lyndell Thursday events: Due by surviving hurricanes. a cross in Shawna’s yard. Lane, Panama City Beach. 5 p.m. Tuesday before A Category 1 or 2 was Needing quiet and her Full-body workout for all no reason to panic. They own space, Peggy bought ages. Details: 850-236-3033 could ride it out in a room an 18-foot Coleman BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at THOM GOSSOM’: 7 p.m. at the Driftwood Inn, camper and parked it in the Panama City Beach at Emerald Coast Theatre waves seething outside her daughter’s driveway, Public Library, 12500 Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in their back windows. just beyond the shadow Hutchison Blvd. For ages Sandestin, Miramar Beach. If forecasters called for of the Driftwood. 0-3 years with a caregiver. Tickets $25; purchase at anything stronger, it was Shawna’s house was Details: NWRLS.com emeraldcoastheatre.org/ time to go. Tom and Peggy Wood arrive at the site of their damaged, but standing, BEGINNER LINE DANCE tickets or 850-684-0323 Peggy and Tom Wood Driftwood Inn, background, where they were meeting and the family planned CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at had spent most of their an engineer, architect and builder on Jan. 11 in Mexico to convert the first floor Frank Brown Park, 16200 Thursday lives in Mexico Beach and Beach. The inn was destroyed by Hurricane Michael and into an apartment. Panana City Beach Park- no storm ever seriously the Woods wanted to discuss plans to reconstruct the Until then, Peggy kept way, Panama City Beach. $3 ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. damaged the inn. They beachfront hotel. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD/TAMPA BAY TIMES] a bottle of rum by the per dancer. All dancers wel- at the Lyndell Conference bought it in 1975 when it small sink because visi- come. Details: 850-233-5045 Center, 423 Lyndell Lane, was just eight units, barn The children — Bart, beach houses of their tors often wanted a drink. NOVEL WRITING: 1-3 p.m. Panama City Beach. Full- red and seafoam green Shawna and Brandy own. Tom, 78, stayed in at the Panama City Beach body workout for all with neon lights that — hated driving 45 When Hurricane Atlanta, better for his Public Library, 12500 ages. Details: 850-236-3033 sparked in the rain. They minutes to the nearest Michael crashed ashore lungs and art, but Peggy Hutchison Blvd. Joleen BEGINNER LINE DANCE raised three children mall or movie theater. Oct. 10, lacerating the wanted to stick to Mexico Long’s class will focus CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at there and remodeled, They cleaned rooms and power grid and cellphone Beach. She pulled down a on parameters of the Frank Brown Park, 16200 adding rooms when they avoided telling friends service and leaving four Murphy bed to sleep and novel, beginnings, end- Panama City Beach Park- could until they had 24 where they lived. Hot dog people dead in Mexico shuffled to the bathroom ings, manipulating time, way, Panama City Beach. $3 across two stories and a roasts on the beach were Beach, Peggy and past Woodie, who curled subplots, characterization, per dancer. All dancers wel- couple of outbuildings, fun, though, and they Shawna were hunkered into a blanket on the point of view, and theme. come. Details: 850-233-5045 looking over the Gulf of enjoyed meeting some of down 100 miles away narrow floor. While some basic knowl- SWEETBAY FLORIDA Mexico. the new vacationers. just over the border of The Great Dane was edge of fi ction writing is NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY: The Driftwood fea- Peggy and Tom Alabama. frazzled and losing encouraged, students do Meeting at 5:30 p.m. at tured crisp white walls, reshaped the motel, They searched for weight. Her food sat in a not need any prior knowl- Byrne Hall, next to St. a red roof and gables sometimes on a whim. videos of the town and container outside where, edge to attend the class. Andrews Episcopal Church, — a gingerbread-beach- The previous owner found one showing one night, Peggy saw a Limit 25 students per class 1608 Baker Court, Panama Victorian that became had bulldozed the sea Toucan’s, a popular res- black bear polishing it off. and must pre-register. City. Author Anne Ake a landmark in a small oats, convinced visitors taurant, exploding like Woodie resented her Details: NWRLS.com will speak on the Florida town that fancied itself liked plain sand, but the shrapnel in the wind. leash, but Peggy was ‘LIKE WATER FOR CHOCO- Everglades. Free;open to the defender of a bygone Woods trucked in palm The Woods struggled worried because the dog LATE’ — THE REP FILM the public. Details: sweet- American era. trees and strange plants to find any clear images of liked to run across the SERIES: 6 p.m. at the Rep bay.fnpschapters.org or The snowbirds arrived that gardeners told them the Driftwood. One shot street to the Driftwood. Theatre, Seaside. Doors 850-234-6453. in October, staying would never survive near from a helicopter seemed “She kept trying to go open at 5:30. Popcorn and RYAN HOOD — LIVE: months and sharing saltwater. They plopped to show the back of their home,” Peggy said. beverages for sale. Tickets 7:30 p.m. at the Rep The- Christmases like family. gargoyle and mermaid building blown out by After a month, Woodie $12.50 general admission, atre, Seaside. Tickets $25. Sometimes hurricanes sculptures throughout wind or water or both. stopped. $10 for Rep members. Details: LoveTheRep.com popped up around the the garden and built a What they found days “She’s given up on Details: LoveTheRep.com SHARKY’S BAY HELPING same season, unwelcome mossy gazebo where later was much worse. going over there.” SCHOLARSHIP SEMINAR: BAY FUNDRAISER FOR guests taking wobbly aim customers reclined on A piano blocked the Peggy, though, had 6-7 p.m. at Gulf Coast State PANAMA CITY RESCUE at the Panhandle. swings and chatted in the front door amid a slew not. College, Language and MISSION: 11 a.m. to The Woods only had breeze. of other debris. They There were no restau- Literature Building, Sarzin 10 p.m. at Sharky’s Beach- to evacuate the inn five “It was always a love climbed over piles of rants in Mexico Beach. Lecture Hall, Panama City. front Restaurant, 15201 or six times. When they affair,” Tom said. rubble trying to assess No gas stations. No Free; open to the public, Front Beach Road, Panama first heard of Hurricane The family and the what they had lost. grocery store. Bumpy but must register at GCSC- City Beach. All proceeds Michael, they figured inn slowly emerged as a The dunes were gone. gravel patched the high- Foundation.org/learn. will benefi t the Panama they would retreat to staple in Mexico Beach, The plants were gone. way where the road had Details: 850-872-3810 or City Rescue Mission. Room 3 again, huddling no longer just an oddity. The cottages and out- washed away. All around [email protected] with Woodie, the Drift- They started an annual buildings were gone. the city, residents were PANAMA CITY WRIT- Friday wood’s loping Great art and wine festival. They couldn’t find any confronting the same ERS ASSOCIATION: Dane, and JoJo, a macaw They planted palm trees pieces of the chapel Tom crisis, asking themselves 6:30-8:30 p.m. at St. AFTER-ACTION REVIEW: who squawked “Hello” along U.S. 98 and helped had built, where couples whether staying was Andrews Civic Club, 2629 W. Exhibition open through and let the woman in organize the Fourth of used to renew their vows. worth it. They became 10th St., Panama City. Help Feb. 15 at the Amelia charge of reservations July fireworks. Peggy The old record player accustomed to the rum- critique each other’s writ- Center Gallery, room 112, cradle him like a baby. convinced the trash col- inside and spools with bles and beeps of heavy ings. All genres. Meeting on at Gulf Coast State College Forecasters described lectors to help her haul in Thomas Edison’s voice machinery and the mil- the fi rst and third Tuesdays in Panama City. Featur- the storm as a Category the town’s first Christ- were gone. Tom’s sculp- dewy smell of a town in of each month. Details: ing artwork created by 1 two days before land- mas tree. They bought tures were gone. decay. panamacitywriters.org U.S. military veterans. fall, perhaps on its way other properties and The doorways of the “But should you give LINE DANCING: 6:30- Free admission. Gallery to becoming a 2. They hosted movie nights and rooms in the front of up?” Peggy wondered. 8:30 p.m. at Grand Square hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. soon changed their potlucks. the main building were She had started run- Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, Monday through Thurs- tone, warning of sudden By high school, Shawna plugged with mattresses ning the inn when she Panama City. For all levels. day, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. intensification, a pos- and her siblings were and box springs, left by was a stay-at-home mom Enjoy learning and danc- Fridays. sible major Category 3 or bringing friends over to rushing water that made driving carpools, admit- ing every Tuesday; $5 per AARP TAX SERVICES: even 4 hurricane slicing help with chores. a line where it crested tedly a little worried her person. Details: 850-258- 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity toward Mexico Beach. “Every kid on Mexico at the doorknobs on the ad boss husband could 9847 or seasideliving87@ Lutheran, 1001 W. 11th St., Peggy, 78, and her Beach helped us paint second floor. The ground leave her for a model one yahoo.com Panama City. Volunteers daughter Shawna, 54, the Driftwood, weed the was littered with a bizarre day. Four decades later, will be on hand to help you scrambled to persuade Driftwood, clean rooms mishmash — a portrait of Peggy and Tom still were Wednesday fi ll out your taxes. Details: the last guests to leave. at the Driftwood,” she a grandson, VHS tapes, together, and the Drift- Facebook page AARP Tax- They gathered the said. a custom Driftwood wood had become their ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. at Aide of Bay County. computers and loaded After their children calendar from 2002, a greatest project. Frank Brown Park, 16200 VALENTINE’S WINE Woodie into the car while moved out, the Woods white phone ripped from “If a person can’t Panama City Beach Park- TASTING: 5-7 p.m. at JoJo, the bird, stayed at converted their bed- its cord embedded in the dream, then they don’t way, Panama City Beach. Somethin’s Cookin’, 93 E. the Driftwood. rooms into rental units. sand. have hope,” Peggy Full-body workout for all 11th St., Panama City with They drove north to The average guest It was as if almost said. “You have to have ages. Details: 850-233-5045 complimentary wine and Alabama, leaving 43 booked for three months. everything the Woods dreams.” THE STORYTELLER SERIES hors d’oeuvres. Details: years behind. The Woods charged owned had collapsed in So Shawna and Amy — ‘AN EVENING WITH 850-769-8979 Peggy and Tom were at $1,300 per month for an avalanche of time. stayed on the payroll, first a novelty in Mexico a room, or anywhere “Can you imagine that covered by an insurance Beach, two “art-eests” from $125 to $220 a night you worked for 50 years policy. They canceled OBITUARIES from Atlanta. depending on the space building something and outstanding deposits and They had met at Ring- and season. People joked in three or four hours the plucked paperwork from ling College, an art school that the only way to whole thing just went the rubble. They created in Sarasota. He remem- secure a spot during the away?” Peggy said later. careful inventories of JAMES DOYLE ‘JIMMY’ ROPER bers she was pretty, and snowbird months was for “Just how did this all what they could remem- available. She remembers someone to die. happen to me so fast?” ber from inside the inn. Funeral services for Funeral Home. The he had a car and could Visitors tucked dog Shawna and Amy Hay, Shawna looked out across James Doyle “Jimmy” family will receive drive to the beach. treats in their pockets the reservationist at the the empty white sand and Roper will begin at friends at the funeral The inn began as a lark, for Woodie, who laid her inn, began to dig. Amy wondered what was in 11 a.m. today, Feb. home from 10-11 a.m. a $138,000 investment head on the counter to be refused to leave until she the Gulf water. Pieces of 5, 2019, at Wilson their friends thought was petted. JoJo pecked jew- knew for sure what hap- tin or shards of homes — a robbery, but they hoped elry from unsuspecting pened to JoJo the macaw. what had the flood taken? to make it a home. They women in the entryway. Shawna wished she And would it ever wash Guidelines and deadlines wanted to raise their Peggy lived in a sunny had taken the bird to her back ashore? children in a small town, apartment on the second house before the storm, Day after day, she and Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and rela- citing vague concerns floor, where she stacked but the Woods didn’t Amy scanned the debris tives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves the over drugs and crime in gardening books on white know it would be so bad. for salvage — part of a right to edit for AP style and format. Families submitting the city. shelves and drifted to a Fitting JoJo in a car was stone fountain, the sign notices must type them in a typeface and font that can be They had no customers deck over the beach at difficult, and he didn’t for the old gift shop. They scanned into a computer. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. or experience running a night. She hung Tom’s always get along with stacked what they found daily for the following day’s newspaper. Obituaries may motel. Tom’s earnings paintings. He split time Woodie. at the back of Shawna’s be e-mailed to [email protected] or delivered to The from his ad agency about between Mexico Beach Amy was shoveling driveway. News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City. View today’s six hours north carried and Atlanta. aside scraps in what used Maybe, they thought, obituaries and sign the online guest books of your loved them through the first Eventually, their chil- to be the gift shop with those pieces would start ones at newsherald.com/obituaries. year. dren returned, buying another helper when they a new Driftwood. * ** A6 Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | The News Herald With government open, Trump returns to Florida By Darlene Superville government shutdown, two months since Trump Mar-a-Lago and remained The Associated Press which ended a week ago last visited Mar-a-Lago, at the White House, where after a record 35 days. which he calls the “winter he often posted on Twitter WASHINGTON — With The president cur- White House.” to complain about being the government open tailed his travel during He flew down a few days alone in the mansion and again, President Donald the shutdown, dropping early for Thanksgiving, a waiting for Democrats to Trump at last was back at Mar-a-Lago from the five-day stretch in which come over to negotiate a his happy place on Friday: itinerary as he sought to he indulged in daily golf, deal for the wall he wants his Mar-a-Lago private avoid travel that would his “primary form of exer- to build on the U.S.-Mex- club on Florida’s south- not have played well at a cise,” including a round ico border. eastern coast. time when a fourth of the with golfing legend Jack Canceling the vacation Trump typically spends government was closed Nicklaus and Nicklaus’ also meant skipping out many winter weekends at and hundreds of thou- son and grandson. Trump on his duties hosting an the Palm Beach estate, sands of federal workers spoke on the holiday with annual New Year’s Eve golfing at another nearby had to make do without U.S. service members bash at the Florida estate. private club that he owns pay. stationed around the But this past weekend, and having dinner on an As a fresh layer of snow world, and dropped in on Trump resumed his host- outdoor terrace at Mar- blanketed the nation’s a nearby U.S. Coast Guard ing duties at an annual a-Lago, where he catches capital on Friday, Trump station. Super Bowl watch party President Donald Trump walks on the tarmac of Andrews up with friends and club and his wife, first lady After the shutdown at his private golf club Air Force Base, Md., to board Air Force One on Friday for members. Melania Trump, took off began just before Christ- in West Palm Beach. He the weekend at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach. But that routine was for Florida. mas, Trump canceled returned to the White [MANUEL BALCE CENETA/AP] interrupted by the partial It has been more than his 16-day holiday at House late Sunday.

and didn’t want them takes makes him have to BLOTTER discarded in the ditch,” use the restroom all the CITY HALL the deputy wrote. “He time. From Page A3 also had several items of “I informed him that From Page A3 women’s clothing in the using the bathroom inside “During this time the bag. He said he got the of a building is always a complainant advised that rest of the items that were better option then using the cost of financing, it’s he was not concerned discarded from a damaged the bathroom in a public estimated to be a $16 mil- about other residents thrift shop somewhere in parking lot.” lion project. not having water, since town.” The man agreed and the “I just think, why does his has been out for over The deputy detained the case was closed. it have to be so ostenta- two months,” the deputy man to attempt to investi- tious?” asked Kathee wrote. “I further learned gate, but he was unable to CALLAWAY Keller, one of the first that he has only been back get additional information Pretending to be brother people to pay a utility bill. for the last week ... over from the man and a check warrants second thought “I don’t know, I thought the last few months he had of the unoccupied homes times were rough. It’s been staying out of state in the area did not turn up A recent traffic stop beautiful, but it’s much with relatives.” anything suspicious. showed that not only more than anything else. The water line, and The deputy filled out a are we not our brother’s … The people who paid peace, are restored. Field Interrogation Card keeper, but that one for it could never afford should something come should not attempt to to do something like this, PANAMA CITY BEACH up later and the man was keep their brother’s name, and that’s a little hard to A small group chats before entering Panama City City Where did he released. either. swallow.” Hall on Monday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] get his wares? A Bay County Sheriff’s Commissioner Mike CALLAWAY Office deputy on patrol Nichols said he’s heard City Manager Mark McQueen said. “They It would appear there are Peeing inside always spotted a vehicle with no the complaints about the McQueen also addressed deserve this, and they some budding detectives the ‘best option’ license plate on State 22 in cost of the new building, the staff before the doors deserve everything we can honing their skills near the Callaway and pulled over but also said he knows a opened, encourag- do to help serve them in a sandy white beaches, but it A deputy dispatched to the car. number of people who ing them to put the past marked way and a stan- takes more than sharp eyes a report of a man “wear- “Upon making con- have changed their mind. behind them and move dard of excellence that to make a case. ing a black T-shirt and tact, he provided me with “People called and said forward into a better had never been seen in Bay County Sheriff’s black jogging pants about a Department of Correc- ‘you’re spending how future. any other municipality.” Office deputies recently him urinating in the park- tion identification card much?’ ” he said. “But “This is the people’s The building was had two callers reporting a ing lot” did not get in there ... and stated he did not now they’re saying ‘why house, and this is our designed by DAG archi- man “carrying a back pack time to spot the suspect, have a drivers license,” thank you,’ because when opportunity to turn a leaf tects and the renovations and a large black, garbage but witnesses gave him the deputy wrote. “He you start to revitalize an in how we serve our citi- were done by GAC. bag. He was asking resi- information that would also provided me with (a) area you h ave to show zens and we are going to The new city hall is at dents were the nearest zip up the case. date of birth and the last you’re committed.” serve with excellence,” 501 Harrison Ave. pawn shop was.” The complainant said four of his Social Security Alerted, deputies she had a picture of the number.” responded and found man urinating and she had The man said he was a man matching that his vehicle’s tag number. from Indiana and never DOLPHINS description. But that’s She and another woman had been to Florida. Unfor- usually the easy part. “further stated the man tunately, a records check From Page A3 “He was unwilling to did attempt to shield him- showed there was an active say how he ended up in self from the public, but he warrant for the man out of the neighborhood and did not do a good job.” Jacksonville. The man said create a special Valentine explained that he was The deputy tracked he never had been there, painting — with the help looking to sell some of down the vehicle’s owner but he still earned a seat in of a dolphin. his ‘wares,’ ” the deputy in another county and the back of a patrol car. “The usual choco- wrote. “He was carrying with help from the Gulf While the deputy late and flowers can get something that looked County Sheriff’s Office worked to confirm the a little tired,” said Gulf like a hammer handle in got his phone number warrant, the man said he World marketing man- his front left pocket. He and gave the man a call had lied about his name, ager Lee Ann Leonard. surrendered it to me when and asked him about the that it was actually his The “Sweetheart Spe- asked. The item was a accusation. brother’s name. cial” unveiled this month decorative wood and brass “He informed me he “He then provided me is an expanded version of pipe fashioned after native was going to urinate in with his legal name, date the marine park’s long- American style pipes.” the parking until he saw of birth and Social Secu- standing “Dolphin Meet Inquiring as to what a family about to walk up rity number,” the deputy N Greet” program, where wares the man might be behind him, so he went wrote. “A check was for a special fee guests get selling, he produced three inside the store and used conducted and revealed to interact directly with As Gulf World trainer Kylie Hagenow gestures and Beach new-looking car-related the bathroom,” the deputy that he was wanted for one of the facility’s 22 resident Diana Tindle watches, husband James Tindle audio items. wrote. “He further stated a warrant” for violation trained dolphins. holds out the canvas for the dolphin — with brush fi rmly “He told me they were the reason he was about of probation on a felony In the established in mouth — to compose a painting. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] given to him by a friend to urinate outside was charge in Bay County. “Meet N Greet” program, who was recently arrested because the medicine he The man is taken to jail. guests have the opportu- dolphin — with paint- now I have a sweet, one- nity to do a “handshake” brush firmly in mouth of-a-kind keepsake.” – that is, human hand and — swims up and applies Pam George, general dolphin flipper shaking broad brushstrokes in manager at Gulf World, — stroke the dolphin’s bright colors. said the painting program “nose” (rostrum) and Beach residents James is not just a guise to draw belly, and guide the and Diana Tindle tried in visitors to the marine animal in a number of out the art lesson last park. activities, including toss- week, as dolphin trainer “Painting is part of our ing a basketball out into Kylie Hagenow put Indie, animal enrichment pro- the pool and watching a 17-year-old female bot- gram,” she said. the dolphin come up ver- tleneck dolphin, through Trainers are continu- tical while balancing the a number of acrobatic ously working to enhance ball on its rostrum, said maneuvers using hand training activities for the trainer Shelby Griffin. and finger signals, as well animals, she added. “But this (‘Sweetheart as a dog whistle, that only The cost of the “Sweet- Special’) is the first time the dolphin could hear. heart Special” dolphin we’ve done a program She next handed James encounter is $69 per where you also get a a blank 8-by-10-inch person, or $138 for a kiss,” she said (the guest framed canvas, and then couple. For an addi- delivers the kiss on the slipped a paint brush tional fee, photos of the dolphin’s rostrum; the with a customized handle encounter taken by a Gulf dolphin gets a herring into Indie’s mouth. James World staffer are avail- snack). Tindle leaned over the able. Those interested During the 15-20- pool with his arms out- in reserving a session at minute session, in stretched, and the dolphin Gulf World can call the addition to guiding the swiped at the canvas a marine park at 850-234- marine mammals as they half-dozen times, leav- 5271. Paintings by the perform aquatic gym- ing a unique and totally park’s dolphins — as well nastics and come to the modern piece of art. as stingrays and tropical edge of the pool for direct “It was such a cool birds — are available at contact, the “Sweetheart experience!” Diana the gift shop for less than Special” culminates with Tindle said after the ses- $20, Leonard said. the visitor holding a sion. “I’ve never seen a P.S. Don’t expect to framed canvas while the dolphin that close, and stay dry. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 A7

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Staff and wire reports Jones was booked into of Northwest Florida; of Corrections-Probation 7:30 a.m. Feb. 13. Admis- have accounted for the Franklin County Lowe’s Home Center; and Parole; Whataburger; sion is free but tickets 126 proposals worth EASTPOINT Detention Center for Navy Gateway Inns & WJHG-TV & WECP-TV; must be ordered from $254.1 million. Franklin deputy aggravated assault on a Suites, NSA PC; New Bella Cabinet Depot, LLC; pcgrowingstrong.brown- Democrats have sub- shoots woman; law enforcement officer. Horizons CLC Tampa; PointTrade Services, Inc. papertickets.com. mitted 92 proposals FDLE investigating Per protocols, the FDLE Northwest Florida Recep- (PTSI); and Coastal Roof- that collectively seek has taken over the inves- tion Center/FL DOC; ing Supply. TALLAHASSEE $143.4 million. The Franklin County tigation into the deputy’s PeopleReady; Remedy $25M sought for Mexico Sheriff’s Office and the actions, while FCSO and Intelligent Staffing; PANAMA CITY Beach after hurricane WEST PALM BEACH Florida Department of the State Attorney’s Resort Collection; Robert PC Growing Strong Palm Beach County had Law Enforcement are Office investigate Jones’ J. Russell Companies; hosting speaker A request for $25 million highest rate of overvotes investigating an inci- criminal case. Rosemary Beach Home- next week to restore the hurricane- dent last week that saw owner’s Association; ravaged shoreline in A South Florida county an FCSO deputy fire at a PANAMA CITY Sandestin Investments, Panama City Growing Mexico Beach and another had the highest rate of woman allegedly trying to Largest job fair in Bay LLC; Seahaven Beach Strong, a group focused for $13 million to realign voters picking more run him down. County this weekend Resorts; Securitas Secu- on bringing strategic State 50 in Lake County than one candidate for Deputies were called to rity Services, USA; development to Panama are among 218 projects governor. the Carroll Street Apart- The largest job fair in Snelling Staffing Services; City’s waterfronts, will that House members have The Palm Beach Post ments in Eastpoint about Bay County will be held ST Engineering Aerospace host a free lecture next submitted for the upcom- reported that 1 in 130 5:30 p.m. Friday for a Saturday at Gulf Coast (VTMAE); St. Joe Club and week. ing legislative session. Palm Beach County voters domestic battery involv- State College in the Stu- Resorts; Waffle House; Ed McMahon, who As of Monday morn- selected two or more can- ing Sherrie Renee Jones. dent Union East building. Wyndham Destinations; holds the Charles E. ing, requested projects didates for governor in FCSO Maj. Cliff Carroll The Bay County Job Americorps Goodwill Fraser Chair on Sustain- approached a total of November compared to a and Deputy Jacob Rieben Fair is free and there are Goodworks; Applebee’s; able Development at the $400 million. rate of 1 in 370 statewide. attempted to stop Jones, 61 employers partici- Arc of the Bay; Ashley Urban Land Institute in House members have The Post analysis shows who was driving errati- pating. The fair is open at Breakfast Point; D.R. Washington, D.C., will until today to submit their that overvoting in Palm cally, but she continued to veterans and transi- Horton; Early Education speak on Feb. 12 at the proposals. Beach County occurred driving until arriving at tioning service members and Care, Inc.; Florida Bay County Government The session starts most often in precincts her residence, according with IDs from 9 a.m. to 10 Therapy Services, Inc.; Center. The event is free March 5. On Friday, Rep. where most voters were to a news release. a.m., and then open to the Hidden Lagoon Super Golf and open to the public. Jay Trumbull, R-Panama Republican or at least 65 At Jones’ residence, general public at 10 a.m. and Racetrack; Lighthouse The lecture will discuss City, sponsored the pro- years old. Rieben exited his patrol The following employ- Health Plan; Popeye’s ideas about how to rede- posal (HB 2359) for the Local GOP officials car to speak with Jones, ers will be at the event: (Norsco Management, velop after Hurricane Mexico Beach recovery said the abbreviation for who refused to leave Aramark; Bay County Inc.); Revint Solutions; Michael. and restoration project. Republican was easy to her vehicle. Instead, she Board of Commissioners; AFLAC; Berg Pipe; Bevi- McMahon has co- Hurricane Michael mistake for the Reform allegedly put the vehicle Bookit.com; C.W. Rob- lacqua Research Corp.; authored 15 books and made landfall Oct. 10 in Party abbreviation on the in drive and accelerated erts Contracting, Inc. ; Burger King; Captain published more than 300 Mexico Beach as a Cat- ballot. toward Rieben. Rieben Domino’s; Emerald Coast D’s; Eastern Shipbuild- articles including sus- egory 4 storm, causing Palm Beach County’s drew his weapon and Answer Phone; Hilton ing; GKN Aerospace; tainable development, massive damage. election supervisor was fired at Jones, who then Garden Inn/Common- Goodyear Auto Service land conservation, smart A proposal (HB 2350) suspended last month by was taken by EMS to Bay wealth Hotels; Hilton, Center; Innisfree Hotels; growth and historic to provide money for Gov. Ron DeSantis. She Medical Center for inju- Inc.; Holmes Correc- Margaritaville; Shipwreck preservation. State 50 in Lake County failed to meet a deadline ries not thought to be tional Institution; Ingalls Island Waterpark; Tele- In addition to the lec- was filed a day earlier by for recounts following life-threatening. Shipbuilding; Jacobs performance; Advanced ture, the group will hold a Rep. Anthony Sabatini, November’s election. After being released Technology; Landrum Fire Protection Services, breakfast with McMahon R-Howey-in-the-Hills. Susan Bucher resigned from the hospital, HR; Life Management Inc.; Florida Department at Alice’s on Bayview at Overall, Republicans from her post last week.

than lower-income non- POVERTY white families. Among black and white From Page A1 families with equally low incomes, the assets and net wealth of poor disconnected from federal African-Americans tend programs for the neediest to be well below those of Americans. whites — leaving them Among the very poor- with fewer alternatives est Americans — families to government assistance of four making less than programs, said Arloc Sher- $13,000 a year — nearly man, a senior fellow at the a third receive no benefit Center on Budget and from the federal safety net. Policy Priorities. “There are a lot of people Families with even a in this country who are small amount of savings not attached to our major — between $250 to $750 systems of support, and — are less likely to receive they are in desperate public benefits when faced need,” said Gregory Acs, with job loss, unexpected vice president for income medical bills and other and benefits policy at the income disruptions, said Urban Institute. Signe-Mary McKernan, Black Americans are an economist at the Urban most likely to receive Institute whose research assistance, with 85 percent focuses on financial of those in poverty receiv- security. ing at least one form of aid. Whites are more likely Hispanics and Asians are than blacks and Hispanics least likely, with 66 and to own homes, have retire- 67 percent, respectively. ment savings, and inherit Among whites, 70 percent money, even at lower- receive at least one benefit. income levels, she said. Researchers who study “That’s money that can poverty and government be used to tide families assistance programs sug- over in an emergency,” gested multiple reasons McKernan said. some groups are more In addition to family likely to receive benefits wealth, immigration status than others. Studies have and the social stigma sur- shown that lower-income rounding federal benefits white families have more may also play a role in the resources to fall back on gap, researchers said.

* ** A8 Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

PANAMA CITY

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor

Refusing vaccines puts Floridians at risk

hen America goes backward, it ought to be a cause for alarm. W But that is exactly what is happening when it comes to contagious childhood diseases. Measles, for instance, was declared eliminated in the U.S. in 2000. That declaration was based on the highly effec- tive measles vaccine, a strong vaccination program and a robust public health program for detect- ing and responding to measles cases, reports the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Yet there were 349 cases of measles in 26 states during 2018 (the second largest num- Spoilers in the 2020 presidential race ber since 2000), including four in Florida. This series of outbreaks represented a major step backward for public health; in fact, a state of emergency than does Buttigieg. Also running for the was recently declared in the state of Washington due Still, the whole point of Green Party, Nader received to a measles outbreak. And officials in that state were launching a presidential 97,421 votes in Florida, hardly guilty of overreacting: measles can lead to terrible campaign early is to estab- most of them Democratic consequences, especially for children 5 and younger. lish one’s self as a national crossovers. If only 538 of Before the vaccination program started in 1963, figure before the vot- those geniuses had stuck about 3 million Americans got measles each year in Carl Hiaasen ing starts. In 2007, I gave with their party, Al Gore the U.S. Of that number, 400 died, 48,000 were hos- Barack Obama zero chance would have been president pitalized and 4,000 developed brain swelling. of winning the White House instead of George Bush. The problem is one individual with mea- 37-year-old fellow in 2008. However, in 2015, I Clearly, both Gore and sles easily can infect many others — if named Pete But- gave the exact same odds to Hillary Clinton ineptly they’re not already vaccinated. A tigieg appeared on Donald Trump, whose name steered their own cam- a network morning show was known by everyone who paigns in directions that Too many Floridians refuse vaccines last week to talk a little owned a TV or a laptop. left openings for third par- about his new book, but Some say the last two ties to tip narrow margins Obviously many people are simply refusing vac- mostly about running presidential elections in battleground states. cinations for measles, which is leading to avoidable for president in 2020. proved by their improb- A new potential spoiler outbreaks. And that’s clearly happening in Florida, He has been the mayor able results that just about is eyeing the 2020 contest. where the rates for measles have more than doubled. of South Bend, Indiana, anybody with enough self- He is Howard Schultz, According to the Florida Department of Health, the for seven years and is no confidence, energy and the former CEO of Star- percentages of unvaccinated children — from 4 to 18 — in dummy. He attended Har- determination can win. bucks, who says he might 2013 was 1.3 percent statewide. In 2018, those unvac- vard, earned a Rhodes Absolutely not true. run as an independent. cinated percentages were 3 percent across Florida. Scholarship to Oxford Jill Stein, the Green Party Schultz already has Meanwhile, Florida’s overall vaccination rate of and served as an intelli- nominee in 2016, wasn’t taken steps toward an about 97 percent is nearing the danger zone. gence officer in Afghani- merely a long shot. She was a official announcement: Unfortunately, Florida’s religious exemption does stan. He’s also gay, which no-shot, and she knew it. By He has formed the ever- not require any proof of religious affiliation; parents shouldn’t be an issue but siphoning Democratic votes popular “exploratory can simply state in writing that vaccinating their chil- will be for some voters. in a few swing states, she committee” and recently dren conflicts with “religious tenets or practices.” Among other chal- helped give the Big Orange published the obligatory This is an overly broad exemption — a mile-wide lenges facing Buttigieg is Trumpster his majority here’s-my-uplifting- loophole that allows many Floridians to claim per- the fact that his name is in the Electoral College. vision-of-America book. sonal exemptions under the guise of religion. almost as tricky to pro- Stein still is whin- Unlike Trump, Schultz While the United States has a proud tradi- nounce correctly as it is to ing about being blamed is a billionaire with actual tion of freedom of religion, Florida ought to spell. I can sympathize. for pursuing a hopeless, billions. But so is Russ demand proof that an exemption for vaccina- And while a candidate’s ego-driven campaign that Perot, who twice failed to tion is based on a documented religious belief. name shouldn’t be a draw- set back her environmen- capture the presidency by And our state also needs to toughen its back either, it sometimes tal and reform agenda by taking on the Democratic overall rules for getting vaccinated. is. During the primaries decades. If she runs again and Republican nominees. Yes, of course, there are legitimate medical exemp- Buttigieg will face a numb- next year, she’d be lucky Not surprisingly, Schultz tions for avoiding vaccinations, but the reality is that ingly long list of Demo- to get more votes than the insists things are dif- many of those objecting to vaccinations are doing so cratic rivals, many of whom referee who blew the pass- ferent now. He says the based on debunked myths that vaccines are dangerous. who are more recogniz- interference call in the nation is ready to abandon The measles vaccine, for example, is safe — able and pronounceable: Saints-Rams playoff game. the far left and far right and it has been used effectively for decades. Biden, Sanders, Booker, A similar legacy shad- in favor of a centrist who Florida’s general public can only afford a small Warren, Harris, Brown, ows consumer activist isn’t controlled by either percentage of people who don’t become vac- Yang ... and so on. Ralph Nader, whose flaky of the major parties. cinated before the state as a whole is at risk. Even optimistic John 2000 presidential bid was Hickenlooper, the former doomed from the first day, Carl Hiassen is a syndi- A version of this editorial first appeared in governor of Colorado, has and ultimately became a cated columnist with the the Florida Times-Union, a News Herald sis- a last name that imbeds in numerical factor in decid- Miami Herald and Tri- ter paper with GateHouse Media. one’s memory more readily ing the Bush-Gore fiasco. bune News Service.

READER FEEDBACK

For residents in Bay County, it even a minimum wage job is in-town problems is childish. resulted in getting evicted. tourist businesses. can be hard seeing advertise- better than no job at all. I’ve Adrian Kuhns: How about Then there would be two Jim Andrews: Jim Gentry, ments of the beautiful beach seen several places hiring for if you use your neighbor’s homeless families instead of you have to have a pool of enticing visitors to come down above minimum wage. house fire to keep yourself one. workers to lure the large corps when things on the east side Mark Mayhew: Tee Dunn, warm on a cold night? The Jessie Lynn Holmes: Phillip in and to be honest local tour- of the Hathaway are still in but you get my point; tour- Beach is making a killing on Simmons, exactly. It amazes ist places have a hard time disarray. One reader wrote in ist-based economies are their neighbor’s crisis. me the number of people that keeping workers. to “Bay Asked, We Answered,” one-dimensional, mainly Tam Sofancy Mccray: Brett don’t understand how these Wendy England: Problem with wondering why the TDC is producing seasonal, mini- Gibbens, no, but would you things work. Then you see tourists coming is that all those still advertising for the spring mum-wage jobs. not help your neighbor? them speaking against dic- who are displaced from east season. Tj Fettig: Tee Dunn, people Brett Gibbens: Tam Sofancy tatorship unless it benefits side are presently living beach- around here would literally Mccray, depends on the them; then they unknowingly side and about to get kicked Tee Dunn: Without tourists, rather sit and complain all day neighbor. If he cries and demand it. out of rentals to let visitors a lot of us wouldn’t have jobs. about “no good paying jobs” complains every day that my Jim Gentry: If this county come. Without this housing, Mark Mayhew: Tee Dunn, “a than get out there and work. house didn’t burn down, Ima didn’t rely on tourists, you things are about to get worse lot of us wouldn’t have mini- They believe they should be tell him to go pound sand. Joe would have a much greater very quickly as where are the mum wage jobs. ...” There; I hired right off the bat as a Belmont, take that crap else- interest in the area from large residents who stayed sup- fixed it for ya. CEO and make a million dol- where. I’m homeless too, but corporations and manufac- pose to go while their homes Tee Dunn: I don’t have a lars a year. I don’t think the beach should turing bring in good, year are slowly being fixed? Also, minimum wage job. I work Brett Gibbens: If my neigh- shut down because my home round, steady paying jobs. where are the workers suppose in the tourist industry and I bor’s house burned down, didn’t make it. Instead the leaders rely on to live? They, too, are beach- make two-and-a half times should I set mine on fire Phillip Simmons: Tam tourists because many ben- side. Big mess about to explode the minimum wage. And too? Blaming the Beach for Sofancy Mccray, not if it efit directly from their own at end of February!

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WHAT TO WATCH FOR TODAY

• Institute for Supply Management releases its BUSINESS service sector index for January.

MARKET WATCH

Dow 25,239.37 ▲ 175.48 Nasdaq 7,347.54 ▲ 83.67 Who won the other game? S&P 2,724.87 ▲ 18.34 Russell 1,517.54 ▲ 15.48 In competition for was a hit with viewers. trying to stand out from NYSE 12,381.84 ▲ 52.15 best ad, Bud Light, Hulu: Hulu kicked off larger rivals Verizon, Amazon stood out the evening’s surprises T-Mobile and Sprint. COMMODITIES during the first break with But the “gross-out” REVIEW By Mae Anderson an ad that started out like route may not have been The Associated Press Ronald Reagan’s 1984 the way to do it. The ad Gold 1,314.30 ▼ 2.60 campaign ad “Morning in compares Mint Mobile’s Silver 15.837 ▼ .430 NEW YORK — This America.” But it was soon $20-a-month wireless Platinum 822.80 ▼ 3.90 year some of the Super revealed to be a teaser for plan with “chunky milk,” Copper 2.7950 ▲ .0200 Bowl ads that grabbed the next season of “The then it shows a fake ad Crude (Mar.) 54.56 ▼ .70 the greatest buzz were Handmaid’s Tale.” “Wake with a family drinking the surprises, like Bud Light’s up America, morning’s unappetizing beverage. MARKET MOVERS “Game of Thrones” This undated image provided by Anheuser-Busch shows over,” a voiceover stated. A mint-colored cartoon teaser. Other crowd- a scene from the company’s Bud Light Super Bowl spot. “It was a great misdirect fox says the milk is “not • Clorox Co., up $8.52 to pleasers focused on [ANHEUSER-BUSCH VIA AP] and great placement,” right,” but Mint Mobile’s $158.38: The maker of humor, like Amazon’s DiMassimo said. plan “is right.” liquid bleach and con- take on celebrity product released well ahead of DiMassimo Goldstein. Microsoft: Another “The ad could be con- sumer goods reported testers. the game. Harrison Ford, “But it was super engaging heart-tugger was Micro- fusing. People might just mixed fi nancial results as While the New Eng- Forest Whitaker and and fun and surprising.” soft’s ad showing a remember that Mint’s tariffs cut into its bottom land Patriots bested the other celebrities test out Stella Artois: To disabled child talking pricing is ‘not right,’” said line, but it still beat L.A. Rams on Sunday rejected Amazon prod- tout its partnership with excitedly about the fun Northwestern University forecasts. in Atlanta during Super ucts that feature its Alexa Water.org, which helps he had using an adaptive marketing professor Tim • Sysco Corp., up $3.07 to Bowl 53, brands were digital assistant, such as provide clean water to Xbox controller designed Calkins. $66.64: The food distribu- also winning and losing a talking electric tooth- the developing world, for players with mobility Turkish Airlines: tor reported a boost in off the field. Some spots, brush and a dog collar. the beer maker shows limitations. “It combined Turkish Airlines created sales and its fi nancial like Google’s ad about Bud Light: Bud Light’s two 1990s icons giving true emotion, great sto- a trailer for a six-min- results beat Wall Street its translation service, crossover with Game of up their signature drinks rytelling, and relevant ute short directed by forecasts. charmed many view- Thrones was a hit because for a philanthropy-sup- product innovation with Ridley Scott, known for ers. But others like it came as such a surprise. porting brew. “The Dude” an insight about their cat- directing Apple’s iconic BRIEFCASE Mint Mobile’s ad about What started out as the — a Jeff Bridges character egory (gaming) as a great “1984” ad. It was the “chunky milk” fell flat. “Bud Knight” in a jousting from “The Big Lebowski” equalizer,” DiMassimo storied director’s first LOUISVILLE, KY. tournament morphs into a —forgoes his White Rus- said. return to the Super Bowl Papa John’s names activist BEST promo for the next “Game sian, while Sarah Jessica in decades. But some investor as chairman of Thrones” season. “It Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw WORST viewers took to Twitter Amazon: The Amazon was somewhat confusing from “Sex and the City” to express confusion over Struggling pizza com- ad was an early crowd at first,” said Mark DiM- eschews her cosmopoli- Mint Mobile: The what exactly the ad was pany Papa John’s has pleaser when it was assimo, chief of ad agency tan. The 1990s nostalgia wireless provider was trying to promote. turned to activist invest- ment firm Starboard Value to help it engineer a turnaround. Starboard CEO Jeff Poll: How fi nancial Smith will become chair- man of Papa John’s board. security viewed Also named to the board are Anthony Sanfilippo, varies by age, income the former chairman and CEO of Pinnacle Enter- By Josh Boak and Overall, about 6 in tainment Inc., and Steve Hannah Fingerhut 10 Americans describe Ritchie, Papa John’s cur- The Associated Press their personal finances rent CEO. as good. Most of the “Papa John’s has WASHINGTON — rest say they’re in poor always stood for higher Just how financially shape financially. quality pizza, and we secure you feel depends The nation’s unem- believe Papa John’s has on your age, your race, ployment rate is a a strong foundation,” your education and — healthy 4 percent, Smith said in a statement. perhaps not surprisingly the pace of hiring has — your income. accelerated in recent LONDON A new survey by months and average Ryanair’s longtime CEO The Associated Press- hourly earnings have gets a new 5-year term NORC Center for Public risen 3.2 percent over Affairs Research shows the past 12 months. Ryanair CEO Michael that college graduates Yet whatever finan- O’Leary will remain for feel far more confident cial confidence people another five years, after than high school grad- feel depends largely on the company overhauled uates that they could their individual circum- its corporate structure afford an emergency stances and challenges. and gave its longtime $1,000 expense. And compared with last leader a new contract. People ages 18 to 29 year, fewer Americans Europe’s biggest air- are more optimistic overall expect the good line by passengers said about finding a good economy to last in 2019. Monday it will move to job than those in their Some of the doubts a group structure called 60s are. reflect souring opin- Ryanair Holdings PLC. But Americans in their ions of President Donald O’Leary will be CEO, 60s are more confident Trump, who partially agreeing to a new con- than adults under 30 shut down the govern- tract through July 2024. are about affording ment for 35 days over Ryanair Holdings will credit card and other his demand for a wall oversee the main Ryanair expenses. along the southern U.S. carrier, subsidiaries Most white Ameri- border with Mexico. based in Poland and cans say they can Though Trump failed the U.K. as well as the manage their hous- to secure his requested recently acquired Aus- ing costs; blacks and $5.7 billion, the result- trian unit Laudamotion. Hispanics are far less ing temporary standoff confident that they can deprived many gov- NEW YORK keep up. ernment workers of Gannett turns down The poll’s find- paychecks and raised Digital First Media ings reflect the sharp doubts about the demographic divides president’s economic The publisher of USA in the U.S. economy. stewardship. Today and dozens of The nation’s prosperity The poll shows that other newspapers said since the Great Reces- Trump’s rating on han- no to a hedge-fund sion ended nearly a dling the economy — a backed media group with decade ago has ben- strength throughout his a reputation for slash- efited some groups of presidency — fell to 44 ing jobs, but the buyout people far more than percent in January from fight may not be over. others and is obscur- 50 percent in December. Gannett on Monday ing economic soft spots His overall approval said its board has unan- caused by a persistent rating in the poll was 34 imously rejected an wealth gap. percent. unsolicited $1.36 bil- lion buyout from MNG Poll: Financial prosperity not shared by all Enterprises , better known as Digital First Q: Thinking about your financial situation, how confident are you that ...? Media. Digital First then said that it might nomi- You would be able You can keep up with nate new Gannett board to pay an unexpected your credit card directors to consider its medical expense payments and other bills Extremely/ Very offer. 23% 49% The board decided confident Moderately the $12 per share offer confident 34 31 was too low, and that Not very/ Not 43 19 it wasn’t in the interest confident at all

of the company or its Results based on 1,062 U.S. adults interviewed, Jan. 16-20, ’19. Margin of shareholders. error is ±4.1 percentage points for the full sample, higher for subgroups.

The Associated Press SOURCE: AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research * ** A10 Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Political death watch for Northam

Virginia governor disrupt the sense of campus unity weighs his future we aspire to.” amid growing furor Northam, a pediatric neurolo- gist who graduated from Eastern By Alan Suderman Virginia Medical School and The Associated Press came to politics late in life, is one year into his four-year term. If he RICHMOND, Va. — A politi- resigns, Fairfax will become the cal death watch took shape at second African-American gov- Virginia’s Capitol as Gov. Ralph ernor in Virginia history. Northam consulted with top The state’s Republican House administration officials Monday speaker said lawmakers are about whether to resign amid a hesitant to seek Northam’s furor over a racist photo in his impeachment and are hoping 1984 yearbook. he steps down instead. Practically all of the state’s “Obviously on impeachment, Democratic establishment — and that’s a very high standard,” Republican leaders, too — turned Speaker Kirk Cox said. “And so against the 59-year-old Demo- I think that’s why I think we have crat after the picture surfaced late called for the resignation. We last week of someone in blackface hope that’s what the governor next to another person in a Ku does. I think that would obvi- Klux Klan hood and robe. The ously be less pain for everyone.” photo was on Northam’s medi- Referring to the allegation cal school yearbook page. against him, Fairfax said he The sense of crisis deepened was not surprised it came at Monday as the politician next in a critical time: “It’s at that line to be governor, Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam pauses Saturday during a news conference in the Governor’s Mansion in point that they come out with Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, denied Richmond, Va. Northam is under fi re for a racial photo that appeared in his college yearbook. [STEVE the attacks and the smears. It an uncorroborated allegation of HELBER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] is unfortunate. It really is, but sexual misconduct first reported it’s sadly a part of our politics by a conservative website. Fair- now.” fax told reporters that the 2004 assessment of whether it was on what was already one of the erupted on Friday, when The Associated Press is not encounter with a woman was feasible for him to stay in office, legislature’s busiest days of the Northam first admitted he was reporting the details of the consensual, and he called the according to a top administration session, with the House and in the picture without saying accusation because AP has not accusation a political “smear.” official who was not authorized to Senate each seeking to complete which costume he was wearing, been able to corroborate it. The Protest chants, meanwhile, discuss the matter publicly and legislation to send to the other and apologized. But a day later, he Washington Post said Monday echoed around Capitol Square. spoke on condition of anonym- chamber. denied he was in the photo, while that it was approached by the Lobbyists complained they were ity. The meetings included frank Finance Secretary Aubrey also acknowledging he once put woman in 2017 and care- unable to get legislators to focus conversations about the diffi- Layne said he told Northam that on blackface to imitate Michael fully investigated but never on bills. Security guards joked culties of governing under such the state cannot afford a pro- Jackson at a dance contest in published a story for lack of about who was going to be the circumstances, the person said. longed period of uncertainty over Texas decades ago. any independent evidence. next governor. Cafeteria workers Calls from lawmakers for his future. Northam’s office is in The scandal threatens to crip- The Post said the woman had and members of the cleaning staff Northam’s resignation seemed to the middle of negotiations with ple Northam’s ability to govern. not told anyone about it, the shook their heads in wonder. And ease Monday. State Del. Lamont GOP lawmakers over a major tax In a sign Monday of the chal- account could not be corrobo- banks of news cameras were set Bagby, head of the Legislative overhaul and changes to the state lenges he could face, Katherine rated, Fairfax denied it, and the up outside the governor’s Execu- Black Caucus, said there was little budget. The Republicans control Rowe, president of the College Post was unable to find other tive Mansion. left to say: “I’m going to let him both houses of the legislature. of William & Mary, canceled similar allegations against Northam stayed out of sight breathe a little bit, give him space “One way or the other, it needs an appearance by Northam at him among people who knew as he met with his Cabinet to make the right decision.” to be resolved,” Layne said. an event this Friday because his him in college, law school or in and senior staff to hear their The waiting game played out The furor over the photo presence would “fundamentally politics.

DATELINES

TORONTO ROME YORBA LINDA, CALIF.

In this July 5 photo, members of the Toronto Police A helicopter of the Valdostano Alpine Rescue leaves a A National Transportation Safety Board worker takes a Service excavate the back of a property in Toronto helipad Monday in Aosta, Italy, to reach the spot where photo of an engine that came to rest against a house during an investigation into alleged serial killer Bruce the bodies of three skiers were found. The Valdostano Monday on Crestknoll Drive in Yorba Linda, Calif. A small McArthur. McArthur staged photos of some of his Alpine Rescue aircraft, searching for two British and plane shook homes and “sounded like a missile” as it victims after they died, posing corpses in fur coats and two French skiers who had gone skiing on Sunday in broke apart and rained chunks of metal into a Southern cigars in their mouths, a prosecutor said Monday as the Veny valley near the resort town of Courmayeur, California neighborhood, igniting a house fi re that killed the sentencing hearing began for the former gardener spotted three of the bodies early in the morning. four people, witnesses said Monday. [PAUL BERSEBACH/THE who preyed on men from Toronto’s Gay Village district. [THIERRY PRONESTI/ANSA VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] [TIJANA MARTIN/THE CANADIAN PRESS]

ELIZABETH, N.J. minimum wage. Today we start surprise announcement in LOS ANGELES descended into alcoholism, New Jersey becomes 4th state our way on this path.” December that he intends to ‘Young and the Restless’ actor until his Winters went to rehab. to approve $15 hourly wage withdraw all American forces Kristoff St. John dead at 52 BEIRUT from the country. ISLAMABAD New Jersey became the latest US calls for repatriation of Kristoff St. John, who played Taliban to take part in state on Monday to boost its foreign fi ghters held in Syria DALLAS the struggling alcoholic and ‘intra-Afghan’ talks in Moscow hourly minimum wage to $15 Video aids recapture of MMA ladies’ man Neil Winters for 27 after Democratic Gov. Phil The United States on Monday fi ghter suspected in killings years on “Young and the Rest- The Taliban said Monday Murphy signed into law a mea- called on other nations to repa- less ,” has died. He was 52. they will participate in “intra- sure phasing in the higher rate triate and prosecute their citizens An MMA fighter suspected Los Angeles police were Afghan” talks in Moscow over five years. who traveled to Syria to fight with in two killings who escaped called to his home Sunday and designed to bring together Murphy signed the bill along- the Islamic State group and who from a prison van that stopped his body was turned over to the prominent Afghan figures, side Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver and are now being held by Washing- at a Texas McDonald’s was coroner. The cause of death including former President Democratic legislative leaders ton’s local partners. recaptured less than a mile was not immediately available Hamid Karzai, opposition fig- at a raucous event in Eliza- The Kurdish-led Syrian away thanks in part to local Monday. ures and tribal elders — but no beth where advocates cheered, Democratic Forces say they surveillance video, police said St. John had played Neil Kabul government officials. “Ready for 15,” carried banners have detained more than 900 Monday. Winters on the CBS soap opera The two-day meeting in the with their union affiliation and foreign fighters during their Cedric Joseph Marks escaped since 1991, earning nine day- Russian capital, which starts applauded loudly once the bill U.S.-backed campaign against from the van Sunday morning time Emmy nominations. He Tuesday, is seen as another step was signed. IS in northeastern Syria, where when guards with the Texas won a Daytime Emmy in 1992 in a process aimed at resolving “It is a great day to make some they are currently battling to Prisoner Transportation Ser- for outstanding younger actor Afghanistan’s 17-year war, one history for New Jersey’s working drive the extremists from their vice stopped at the restaurant in in a drama series and won 10 that has accelerated since the families,” Murphy said. “And last tiny pocket of territory. Conroe, about 40 miles north of NAACP Image Awards. appointment last September that’s just what we’re going to The question of what to do Houston. Two guards in the van His business guy charac- of U.S. peace envoy Zalmay do. We’ve talked long enough with the detained foreigners has were transporting 10 prisoners, ter wended his way through Khalilzad. about putting New Jersey on a grown increasingly thorny since the Conroe Police Department romances, deaths of loved ones responsible path to $15 an hour U.S. President Donald Trump’s said in a statement. and other daytime travails that The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 A11

5 reasons autonomous cars Trump to call for aren’t coming anytime soon unity, face skepticism By Tom Krisher PAVEMENT LINES The Associated Press AND CURBS

President will give PITTSBURGH — In the Across the globe, roadway State of the Union world of autonomous vehi- marking lines are different, or address in midst of cles, Pittsburgh and Silicon they may not even exist. Lane rampant partisanship Valley are bustling hubs of lines aren’t standardized, so development and testing. vehicles have to learn how to By Julie Pace But ask those involved in drive differently in each city. The Associated Press self-driving vehicles when Sometimes there aren’t any we might actually see them curbs to help vehicles judge WASHINGTON — The carrying passengers in every lane width. White House says Presi- city, and you’ll get an almost dent Donald Trump will universal answer: Not any- DEALING WITH call for optimism and unity time soon. HUMAN DRIVERS in Tuesday’s State of the An optimistic assessment Union address, using the is 10 years. Many others say For many years, autonomous moment to attempt a reset decades as researchers try to vehicles will have to deal with after two years of bitter conquer a number of obsta- humans who don’t always play partisanship and deeply President Donald Trump speaks in the Cabinet Room of the White cles. The vehicles themselves by the rules. They double-park personal attacks. House on Friday in Washington. [EVAN VUCCI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] will debut in limited, well- or walk in front of cars. Recently But will anyone buy it? mapped areas within cities in Pittsburgh, an Argo backup Skepticism will ema- and spread outward. driver had to take over when his nate from both sides of the during the shutdown dipped for his long-sought border The fatal crash in Arizona car stopped during a right turn, aisle when Trump enters to 34 percent, down from wall. With hundreds of involving an Uber autono- blocking an intersection when the House chamber for 42 percent a month earlier, thousands of Americans mous vehicle in March it couldn’t immediately decide the primetime address to according to a recent survey missing paychecks, Trump slowed progress, largely whether to go around a double- lawmakers and the nation. conducted by The Associ- ultimately agreed to reopen because it hurt the public’s parked delivery truck. Democrats, emboldened ated Press-NORC Center the government for three perception of the safety of after the midterm elections for Public Affairs Research. weeks to allow negotia- vehicles. Companies slowed LEFT TURNS and the recent shutdown White House counselor tions on border security to research to be more care- fight, see little evidence Kellyanne Conway said the continue. ful. Google’s Waymo, for Deciding when to turn left in of a president willing to president would use his With the new Feb. 15 instance, decided not to front of oncoming traffic with- compromise. And even the address “to call for an end funding deadline loom- launch a fully autonomous out a green arrow is one of the president’s staunchest allies to the politics of resistance, ing, Trump is expected to ride-hailing service in the more difficult tasks for human know that bipartisan rheto- retribution.” use his address to outline Phoenix area and will rely drivers and one that causes ric read off a teleprompter “He’s calling for coop- his demands, which still on human backup drivers to many crashes. Autonomous is usually undermined eration,” she said, adding include funding for a wall ferry passengers, at least for vehicles have the same trouble. by scorching tweets and that Trump will point to along the U.S.-Mexico now. unpredictable policy examples of where this has border. He’s teased the Here are the problems that CONSUMER maneuvers. happened on his watch. possibility of declaring researchers must overcome ACCEPTANCE Still, the fact that Officials said the president a national emergency to to start giving rides without Trump’s advisers feel a need is also expected to highlight secure wall funding if Con- humans behind the wheel: The fatal Uber crash near to try a different approach infrastructure, trade and gress doesn’t act, though it Phoenix last year did more than is a tacit acknowledgement prescription drug pricing appeared unlikely he would SNOW AND WEATHER push the pause button on test- that the president’s stand- as areas in which the parties take that step Tuesday ing. It also rattled consumers ing is weakened as he begins could work together. night. Advisers have also When it’s heavy enough to who someday will be asked to his third year in office. But Washington’s most been reviewing options cover the pavement, snow ride in self-driving vehicles. The shutdown left some recent debate offered to secure some funding blocks the view of lane lines Surveys taken after the Uber Republicans frustrated few signs of cooperation without making such a that vehicle cameras use to crash showed that drivers are over his insistence on a between Trump and Dem- declaration. find their way. Researchers reluctant to give up control to border wall, something ocrats. Under pressure “You’ll hear the State of so far haven’t figured out a a computer. One by AAA found they warned him the new from conservative back- the Union, and then you’ll way around this. That’s why that 73 percent of American Democratic House major- ers, Trump refused to sign see what happens right after much of the testing is done in drivers would be too fearful ity would not bend on. a government funding bill the State of the Union,” warm-weather climates such to ride in a fully self-driving Trump’s approval rating that did not include money Trump told reporters. as Arizona and California. vehicle.

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 B1 SPORTS Mosley hosts region opener, Arnold on the road

By Dustin Kent face off in the region semi- regular season meetings with Arnold’s [email protected] finals on Friday at Tommy the Indians, winning 5-0 at Brianna Oliver Stadium. Mosley Choctaw on Dec. 11 and 3-1 Turner (17) Region playoff competition would also host Gulf Breeze at home just six days later. plays the begins Tuesday with both at Tommy Oliver if that is the However, Mosley coach ball while Mosley and Arnold compet- matchup. Marek Betkowski said his Mosley’s ing in games that serve as team isn’t taking anything for Madi Flammia prelude to a fourth meeting Choctawhatchee granted in the third matchup. (23) looks on this season between the Bay (10-8-1) at Mosley (12-1-1) "Sometimes it’s difficult during the County rivals. to beat the same team over District 2-3A Mosley hosts District 1-3A Mosley earned the right and over again," he said. championship runner-up Choctawhatchee to host its playoff opener "Sometimes it might be game at at Tommy Oliver Stadium at by beating Arnold 5-1 in overconfidence (from the Tommy Oliver 7 p.m., while Arnold opens the District 2 title game, players) even if you try not to Stadium on the road against District 1 while the Indians fell to Gulf be. Sometimes it’s in the back on Jan. 25. champion Gulf Breeze. Breeze 3-1 in the District 1 of their heads that they won [JOSHUA Should the Dolphins and championship. BOUCHER/THE Marlins both win, they would The Dolphins also took both See MOSLEY, B3 NEWS HERALD]

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Seiff ert tied for 92nd in Web.com money

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BOGOTA, Colombia The Patriots’ Tom Brady, left, embraces team owner Robert Kraft after defeating the Rams in the Super Bowl 53 on Sunday in Atlanta. The – Chase Seiffert earned Patriots won 13-3. [DAVID J. PHILLIP/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] $1,912 from a purse of $700,000 in the recently completed Country Club By Rob Maaddi East titles and reached eight arms around his quarterback The Patriots reinvented de Bogota Champion- The Associated Press conference titles games in a and Super Bowl MVP Julian themselves this season, ship, the third Web.com row. They’ve posted a win- Edelman amid a sea of con- adding a downhill running Tour tournament of the ATLANTA — Tom Brady ning record in 18 consecutive fetti and a swarm of cameras. game that gave the offense season. quickly made it clear that seasons, reaching the play- “Coach makes it a chal- more balance. Rookie Sony The Mosley High winning a record sixth Super offs 16 times, winning 16 lenging football environment, Michel ran for 931 yards and School and Florida State Bowl title won’t change his division titles and nine AFC the pressure is always on, and six touchdowns in the regu- University graduate tied mind about playing at least championships. for moments like this, you lar season, and 336 yards and for 51st on Sunday. Mark another year. It’s an unprecedented run, have to rise to the occasion,” six more TDs in the playoffs. Anderson won the event As long as No. 12 is still and they’re not done yet. Brady said. He can be even better next by four shots at 17-under going, New England’s The Patriots were counted Brady hasn’t wavered from season. 266. Seiffert was well dynasty won’t crumble. out in 2014 after a 41-14 loss his stated desire to play until “I’m so proud of him,” back at 2-under 281. “Doesn’t change any- to Kansas City on Monday he’s 45. He was ordinary Patriots center David Andrews Seiffert’s earnings, thing,” Brady said moments Night Football dropped their much of the game against said of his fellow Georgia Bull- combined with what he after the Patriots beat the Los record to 2-2. All they’ve the Rams but delivered in the dog Michel. “He faced a lot of pocketed in the second Angeles Rams 13-3 on Sunday done since is win three of the clutch in the fourth quarter adversity at the beginning event of the season, left . “I can’t wait to spend some last five Super Bowls. Each . Overall, he had an excel- with an injury, and he battled him with $3,496, tied time with my family, my kids time it appears they may be lent season at age 41 and was through people calling him a for 92nd on the money and my wife. Couldn’t do it slipping, the Patriots come spectacular in the conference bust. And I knew when he got list. He has 11.875 points, without their support. It’s back strong and find a way to title win at Kansas City. a shot, he’d cut it loose. We which is tied for 101st. been a great year.” overcome any turmoil. Brady shows little sign of started finding our identity The top 75 in points at the The Patriots have long Belichick and Brady were slowing down thanks to his throughout the year.” end of the season advance defied odds and continue supposedly at odds last year rigorous training schedule Then the defense domi- to the Web.com finals. rewriting history by sus- and their relationship was and nutrition program. And nated in the biggest game, The Web.com Tour taining their success for two reportedly nearing a break- thanks to a great team Belich- holding the league’s second- season continues this decades. Brady and coach Bill ing point. ick re-assembles around him highest scoring offense to week with the Panama Belichick are 6-3 in Super One of the first people to each season, Brady doesn’t only a field goal. Championship, to be Bowls since 2001. They embrace Brady after the game have to win every game with held starting Thursday have won 10 straight AFC was Belichick, wrapping his his arm. See DYNASTY, B3 in Panama City, Panama.

McVay looks to future after Rams’ ride derails

By Greg Beacham will determine whether the “The thing that is so tough The Associated Press Rams are still an ascending about all of this is the final- powerhouse or another NFL ity to it,” McVay said Sunday ATLANTA — Sean McVay contender broken by the New night after his Rams failed has had very few bad days England Patriots. to score a touchdown for during his two seasons in After Belichick’s defense only the second time in his charge of the Los Angeles turned McVay’s offense into 36 games in charge. “Usu- Rams. His coaching tenure the worst version anyone had ally, if you go through some had been a rocket ride all the ever seen, the Rams’ 33-year- adversity, you get a chance to way to the Super Bowl. old offensive guru was visibly bounce back right away. This Until Bill Belichick sent this frustrated and embarrassed. one is going to stick with you. bright football mind and his His clenched jaw in postgame It just stings in your gut. I’m Rams head coach Sean McVay speaks to the media after Super exciting team plummeting interviews also signified a still kind of numb right now, Bowl 53 against the New England Patriots on Sunday in Atlanta. The back to Earth. determination to never let it Patriots won 13-3. [CHUCK BURTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] What McVay does about it happen again. See RAMS, B3 * ** B2 Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | The News Herald NBH knocks off Pensacola Catholic

The News Herald and outscored the Crusad- ers 31-13 in the second half. PENSACOLA — North Bay Haven defeated Pen- BOYS BASKETBALL sacola Catholic 47-37 Bay 62, South Walton 59 on Monday night in the play-in game for the Dis- SANTA ROSA BEACH — trict 1-5A girls basketball Zamuel Compere scored 24 tournament. points to lead the Torna- With the win, the Buc- does (10-1), with Jhykeith caneers (11-15) advanced Halton adding 19 points to Tuesday’s semifinal and AJ Bazemore nine round to take on No. 1 seed points. West Florida at 7 p.m. The Bay will next play Tues- winner of that game will day at Niceville. play the winner of the other semifinal between South Gulf Breeze 59, Mosley 57 The All-Bay County volleyball team, front row, from left: Jalei Jomalon, Jolie Taylor, Reece Rhodes, Sarah Walton and Walton in Fri- Eaton, Darcy Hawes, Cheyenne Moss, Aleah Colter. Back row, from left: Olivia Whittle, Ragan Kinard, day’s championship game. LYNN HAVEN — Carlos Kilee Hudson, Yasmine Trammell, Sarah Livingstone, Bethany Wohlford, Anna Merrill Goolsby, Kristen Aaliyah Bell led NBH Dominguez scored 19 McLaughlin. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] with 16 points, followed points in the loss for the by Shanelle Grant with 14 Dolphins (12-10), with Rus- points, and Bree Hamil- sell Russ adding 16 points, ton with seven. Breanna and Jake Piorkowski seven All-Bay County volleyball team Garrett was the top scorer points. for the Crusaders with Bryson Smith was the 14 points, while Caroline top scorer for Gulf Breeze The News Herald Kilee Hudson, Bay, sr. Cheyenne Gibson, Rutherford, Haynes added eight points. (17-7) with 11 points, fol- Kayla Casiple, NBH, sr. jr. Pensacola Catholic led lowed by Cayson McCurdy The All-Bay County vol- Joydon Westinghouse, Ruther- Anna Corbin, Mosley, jr. 24-16 at halftime, but with 10, Samuel Paschall leyball teams have been ford, sr. Sydney Painter, Arnold, sr. North Bay Haven domi- nine, Ben Hepworth eight, selected by area coaches, with Olivia Whittle, Mosley, sr. Kylie Smith, Bay, so. nated the third quarter 18-6 and Tyler Walkup seven. Mosley leading the way with Bethany Wohlford, Arnold, sr. Kumara Flanagain, NBH, 8th 11 selections for the first and Sarah Eaton, Bay, sr. Kira Nguyen, Rutherford second teams, plus honorable Cheyenne Ross, NBH, jr. Liberty McClean, Mosley, fr. mention. Aleah Colter, Rutherford, sr. Kaylan Gunning, Arnold, jr. Arnold was next up with Jaeli Jomalon, Mosley, so. Josie Williams, Mosley, sr. 10 total selections, followed Darcy Hawes, Arnold, so. Jordyn Thomas-Warren, Arnold, fr. Pistons pour it on this by Bay and North Bay Haven Jolie Taylor, Mosley, jr. with seven selections each, Sarah Livingstone, Arnold, so. Honorable Mention and Rutherford with five Yasmine Trammell, Bay, jr. Adonna Brown, Mosley, sr. time, rout Nuggets selections. Reece Rhodes, Mosley, jr. Gabbie Carlini, Arnold, jr. Kristen McLaughlin, NBH, jr. Hailey Dunnigan, Bay, sr. All-County volleyball Caroline Peaden, NBH, fr. The Associated Press guard Kevin Huerter added First-team Second-team Alexandra Mears, Rutherford 19 points and also hit fi ve Ragan Kinard (Player of the Reagan Smith, Mosley, sr. Madison Kinard, Mosley, fr. DETROIT — Andre 3s in his return to the region Year), Mosley, so. Anna Lee Vaught, Arnold, sr. Gigi Carlini, Arnold, fr. Drummond scored 14 of his where he played college ball Anna Merrill Goolsby, Arnold, Ashleigh Koch, Bay, sr. Kaylee Thompson, Bay, so. season-high 27 points in the at Maryland. Two of those 3s sr. Amaya Bazemore, NBH, jr. Morgan Cox, NBH, so. third quarter and the Detroit came during an early 16-2 run Pistons snapped Denver’s that put Atlanta up 28-16 late six-game winning streak, in the fi rst quarter, a lead they beating the Nuggets 129-103 did not give back. Vince Carter on Monday night. scored 16 points in 16 minutes Detroit blew a 25-point after halftime. John Collins GC diamond teams have winning weekends lead in a loss to the Los Ange- had 15 points and 11 rebounds les Clippers on Saturday, but despite exiting at halftime the Pistons poured it on this with a cut on his face. The News Herald Raines had a monster game the Commodores 3-2 on Sat- time. Blake Griffin added 17 at the plate, finishing 4 for 4 urday in seven innings, with points for Detroit, and Reggie BUCKS 113, NETS 94: Giannis The Gulf Coast diamond with two doubles, a triple, Brad Lord taking the loss for Jackson scored 14. Antetokounmpo had 30 points, teams were in action over the two runs, and three RBI. allowing two earned runs in Trey Lyles had 20 points 15 rebounds and nine assists, weekend, with the baseball Guesnard was also 2 for 4 the top of the seventh. for the Nuggets, who and the Milwaukee Bucks beat team winning two of three on with a double and two RBI. Brett Wisely started dropped out of a tie with the cold-shooting Brooklyn the road and the Lady Com- The Lady Commodores and surrendered just one Golden State for the best Nets. The injury-depleted modores softball squad taking swept a doubleheader with unearned run on six hits with record in the Western Nets missed 19 of their fi rst three of four at Joe Tom King Georgia Military on Sunday, four strikeouts in six innings. Conference. 20 3-point attempts, making Field. taking the first game 7-6 and Wisely also went 2 for 3 with Denver was without for- it another easy night for the The Lady Commodores the second 12-4. an RBI at the plate, while ward Paul Millsap, sidelined team with the NBA’s best (7-2) split a pair of games Gulf Coast got two runs Stevie Moffatt was 4 for 4 by right ankle soreness, record. on Friday in their home in the bottom of the seventh with a double and a run. and the Nuggets were also debut, losing to Wallace inning to push the first game Moffatt again led the way missing Gary Harris (right PACERS 109, PELICANS 107: State-Hanceville 7-6 and into extra innings and added offensively in Sunday’s 4-2 adductor strain) and Jamal Darren Collison capped a beating Coastal Alabama-Bay two more in the eighth to win win over Andrew College, Murray (left ankle sprain). 22-point performance with Minette 7-0. The nightcap it. Crowson again got the win going 2 for 3 with a run and Denver looked sharp early, a 3-pointer, a 20-foot jumper against Gordon State was in relief, pitching 5 1⁄3 innings an RBI. Evan Johnson, Kyler scoring 36 points in the with the shot clock winding cancelled due to weather. and allowing four unearned Hultgren, and Brycen Bras- first quarter, but the Nug- down and a free throw during Hannah Poole took the runs on five hits with three well all drove in runs for GC gets managed only 19 in the the fi nal two minutes as the loss against Wallace State- walks and a strikeout. as well. second and trailed 68-55 at Indiana Pacers held off the Hanceville, coming on in Shiver went 4 1⁄3 innings to Alex Lozado started and halftime. depleted New Orleans Peli- relief of starter Alexa Shiver get the decision in the back went four innings to get the Detroit’s collapse against cans. Domantas Sabonis had and surrendering three end of the doubleheader, win, allowing one earned run the Clippers began toward 16 points and 13 rebounds, earned runs on four hits and allowing no runs on three hits on two hits and two walks the end of the third quarter, and Myles Turner added 15 two walks with three strike- and four walks. with two strikeouts. Jack but that didn’t happen this points and nine rebounds for outs in 4 1⁄3 innings. Raines led GC with five Guzek got the save for going time. The Pistons were up the Pacers, who won their Sam Sisco and Taylor Rob- total hits on the day, with two innings in relief and 97-83 after three. Stanley second straight. inson had two hits each to Kristina Warford and Taylor giving up one earned run on Johnson then opened the lead the Gulf Coast offense, Robinson adding four hits four hits and four strikeouts. fourth with a three-point ROCKETS 118, SUNS 110: with Dixie Guesnard adding a each. Warford also led the Gulf Coast baseball is back play and a 3-pointer, and James Harden scored 44 solo home run. Kaylee Raines team with five RBI for the in Palatka next weekend for Luke Kennard added a 3 of his points — his 20th 40-point was 1 for 2 with a triple, two day, with Robinson driving three games against Bro- own to push the lead to 23. game of the season — and the walks, two runs, and an RBI. in three runs. ward, Florence-Darlington, Houston Rockets beat Phoenix Brittany Crowson and The Gulf Coast baseball and Miami-Dade. The Lady HAWKS 137, WIZARDS 129: to hand the Suns their season- Hannah Poole combined for team (2-4) spent the week- Commodores are in Dothan, Taurean Prince scored worst 11th straight loss. the shutout in Friday’s win, end in Palatka, notching its Ala., Friday and Saturday for 12 of his 21 points in the Harden joined Wilt Chamber- with Crowson going five first win on Friday 2-1 over four games against Florida fourth quarter and hit fi ve lain, Michael Jordan and Rick innings and giving up four Chattahoochee Valley before Southwestern, Walters State, of Atlanta’s 20 3-pointers, Barry as the only players with hits and two walks to get the splitting games Saturday and Meridian, and Snead State. helping the Hawks defeat the 20 games of at least 40 points decision. Sunday. Gordon State beat Washington Wizards. Rookie in the fi rst 50 of a season.

McMahon shoots No. 16 Cardinals past No. 11 Hokies

The Associated Press the Hokies, to bolster the Car- they allowed just nine field goals 16 points, 10 in the fi nal eight Red Raiders (18-5, 6-4 Big 12), dinals (17-6, 8-2 Atlantic Coast and 24 points in a 47-24 vic- minutes, including a crucial who lost four of their previous Ryan McMahon scored 12 Conference). tory against then-No. 23 North off-balance 3-pointer as the shot fi ve Big 12 games, took control points in a span of 83 seconds McMahon finished with 17 Carolina State, but McMahon clock expired with 1:19 remain- with a 13-0 run midway through in the second half and No. 16 points, and Jordan Nwora and accounted for half that total ing, for Iowa State (18-5, 7-3 Big the fi rst half. That was part of Louisville used a 14-3 run to pull Dwayne Sutton each scored 15 with his blistering second-half 12). Shayok, who shot just 2-of-7 a longer stretch during which away and beat No. 11 Virginia for the Cardinals. display. for six points through the fi rst the Mountaineers missed 11 Tech 72-64 on Monday night. Kerry Blackshear Jr. scored 21 The Cardinals, meanwhile, 32-plus minutes, also had eight consecutive shots during a span It is the Cardinals’ 15th con- points and Nickeil Alexander- reached 24 points on Ryan rebounds and fi ve assists as of more than 15 minutes. West secutive victory against the Walker 17 for the Hokies (18-4, McMahon’s 3-pointer 7:18 the Cyclones won their fourth Virginia (10-13, 2-8) fi nished with Hokies. 7-3), who lost for the first time before halftime. straight. only nine made fi eld goals, the McMahon had scored just in 12 home games. Virginia Tech fewest ever for a Big 12 team and three points when he made has not beaten its old Metro No. 17 IOWA STATE 75, OKLA- No. 18 TEXAS TECH 81, WEST matching North Carolina State’s three free throws with 11:53 Conference rival since Feb. 13, HOMA 74: Lindell Wigginton VIRGINIA 50: Brandone Francis total in a 47-24 loss to Virginia to play. He then added three 1991. scored 17 points to help lead scored a season-high 16 points Tech on Saturday for the fewest 3-pointers, the last with 10:30 The Hokies were coming off Iowa State to a victory over and Texas Tech overwhelmed by any team in a game this left after a 3 by Ty Outlaw for a record-setting game in which Oklahoma. Marial Shayok added cold-shooting West Virginia. The season. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 B3 Edelman is Super Bowl MVP, Brady merely average on Sunday, but good enough but don’t forget cheating for championship No. 6

By Paul Newberry By Paul Newberry Indeed, Brady finally found The Associated Press The Associated Press his vintage form on the lone touchdown drive of the night. ATLANTA — ATLANTA — If Tom Brady He hit four straight passes for ulian Edelman is certainly rated his performance, noth- 67 yards — the best of them a compelling story. ing more, it was ho-hum at a pinpoint toss threaded J A diminutive guy best. amid three defenders that with a bushy beard, picked In fact, going strictly by dropped into the hands of Rob in the final round of the the numbers, it was the worst Gronkowski for a 29-yard draft, defying the odds Super Bowl showing of his gain to the Los Angeles 2. to become one of the brilliant career. “Incredible catch,” Brady NFL’s top receivers. No problem. said. “He’s an awesome And, now, a Super Brady will gladly trade stats player, great teammate, Bowl MVP. for championships. friend, and I’m just so proud But let’s not forget one On a night when the of everything that he’s done other fairly important defenses ruled, Brady did for our team.” element to this story: just enough to win his sixth On the very next play, Sony He cheated. Super Bowl LIII MVP Julian Edelman of the Patriots poses with Super Bowl ring , leading the Michel darted into the end Edelman was honored NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell during a news conference for New England Patriots to an zone to break a 3-all tie. Monday for his 10-catch, Super Bowl 53 on Monday in Atlanta. The Patriots beat the Rams aesthetically unpleasing 13-3 Not long after, Brady was 141-yard performance the 13-3. [MORRY GASH/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] victory Sunday over the Los taking a knee to become the previous night, the only Angeles Rams. first player in NFL history to discernable bright spot In his voice. “What did that a Major League Baseball In last year’s Super Bowl, win six Super Bowl titles. offensively in a dreary Super mean to you, through all player or an Olympic ath- Brady threw for 505 yards The first one came against Bowl won by the New Eng- the work that you put in?” lete, he probably wouldn’t and three touchdowns but the Rams, way back in 2002, land Patriots. Commissioner Coming off a serious knee have had a chance to walked off the field with his when that franchise was Roger Goodell — the same injury, there’s no doubt shine on the big stage. head down as the Philadel- still St. Louis and known as guy who said with a straight Edelman worked extremely The MLB’s doping policy phia Eagles celebrated a 41-33 the “The Greatest Show On face five days earlier that hard to make it back at age has a provision that pre- victory. Turf.” Colin Kaepernick’s two- 32, when there was plenty of vents anyone who tests “We just couldn’t put Now, at age 41, Brady has years-and-counting ban- skepticism that he’d ever be positive from taking part in points on the board for one gotten started on a ring for ishment from the league for as effective as he was before. the postseason that year, reason or another,” he said. every finger on his other protesting social injustice But it’s also worth noting even if they’ve already “But in the end, it feels a lot hand. was merely a football deci- that Edelman gave his rehab served their full penalty. better than last year when “There’s been a lot of guys sion made independently an illicit boost by taking a The extra sanction was we did get some points on the be part of this journey with by 32 franchises — was all PED, undoubtedly look- added in 2014 after All- board.” this team and it’s just been smiles as he handed Edel- ing to improve the odds of Stars Jhonny Peralta and Brady completed 21 of 35 so fun to be a part of it,” man his silver, football- returning to the field on the Nelson Cruz returned from passes for 262 yards with Brady said. “It’s a challeng- shaped prize known as downside of his career. doping suspensions in one interception, leaving ing football environment, the the Pete Rozelle Trophy. Edelman apologized for time to participate in the him with a rather measly pressure is always on, and for “Well deserved. Extraor- his mistake, expressed playoffs, which rightfully passer rating of 71.4. That is moments like this, you have dinary performance, and not the usual confusion that angered other players. the worst figure of his nine to rise to the occasion.” just last night, but his per- all cheaters rely on when The World Anti-Doping Super Bowl appearances, Sure, it was the lowest- formance in postseason has they’re caught, but never Agency went down the same and marked the first time he scoring Super Bowl ever, a been simply off the charts,” revealed the substance in path, doubling the poten- failed to throw for at least one game that won’t be remem- Goodell said. “Julian, con- question. He served the tial penalty for a first-time touchdown pass in the cham- bered fondly by anyone gratulations. Come on up suspension and returned doping offender from two to pionship game. outside of New England. and get your trophy.” to put up roughly the same four years, a way of ensur- Again, no problem. For Brady, it might be the There was no mention of prorated numbers as he did ing that those blatantly “We obviously could have favorite of all his titles. Edelman being suspended in 2016, before his injury, caught cheating would have played better offensively,” This one took a team. for the first four games of catching 74 passes for 850 to miss the next Olympics. Brady said, “but the real- The whole team. the season after testing yards and six touchdowns But the NFL has never ity is (when) you get in these “We needed everyone positive for a performance- over the final 12 games shown it’s all that serious games, you just have to find out there,” he said. “The enhancing substance. of the regular season. about stamping out dop- a way to win. We played well defense played so well, In his brief opening He was even bet- ing, nor has the players in the end and that’s what we and we finally helped them remarks, the receiver talked ter in the playoffs. union. At the very least, needed.” out by getting a touchdown.” of the “ups and downs” the Edelman hauled in nine those who test positive for Patriots had been through, catches for 151 yards in a PEDs should face an eight- what he called “just the ebbs divisional-round victory game suspension — half and flows of the season.” over the Los Angeles Char- the regular season — and Then came the gers. He had seven recep- a postseason ban. Stricter Michel’s TD run, isn’t certain first question. tions for 96 yards in the testing rules, in line with DYNASTY of his future. “You missed last year thrilling overtime triumph international standards, “I haven’t thought about (with a torn ACL), you come at Kansas City in the AFC should also be imposed, From Page B1 that,” he said. “That’ll be back this year and have a championship game. Finally, perhaps in tandem with decided in a few weeks or so.” four-game suspension, talk he provided an offensive relaxed restrictions on pot The Patriots can stock up on about fighting back through spark in the lowest-scoring use and approval of medi- “I don’t think we care about talent in the upcoming draft. adversity and coming out on Super Bowl ever, helping cal marijuana to help deal what people had to say,” cor- They have 12 picks, including the other end as the Super the Patriots knock off the with the chronic pain so nerback Jason McCourty said. six in the first three rounds. And Bowl MVP,” the reporter Los Angeles Rams 13-3. many current and former “We just knew what we were they have a history of making said, a tone of admiration Now, if Edelman was players must endure. capable of, and we still had a key free agent signings and chance to win the Super Bowl. trading for veterans who play It doesn’t matter how many key roles. people doubted us.” “We have a lot of great people It’s possible the Patriots in the organization,” Belichick chemistry in the past, but would step into Ches- may lose one of their key play- said. “It starts at the top with MOSLEY this team I think is out- ter’s role, while he feels ers if four-time All-Pro tight (owner) Robert (Kraft) and his standing as far as sticking very confident that Gracie end Rob Gronkowski decides family. He’s given us great sup- From Page B1 up for each other, working Hundley and Lena Dykes, to retire. Gronkowski, who port in all the things we need to for each other, covering up both of whom have plenty had a 29-yard catch to set up do to be competitive.” each other’s mistakes, and of experience at center both games, and of course firing each other up." back, could hold together the other team ultimately The Dolphins have been the back line. knows more about our team led by sophomore forward "Those are two huge than they did in the first or Emily Duncan, who has a losses, but we have a lot would take away from what the second game. team-high 18 goals, while of depth and some players RAMS defense did. They gave us every "We kind of have to forget junior forward Mary Beth who have really been play- opportunity to win.” about those two games we Whitlock leads the team ing very well at the end of From Page B1 McVay thrives on X’s and played and focus on what with 14 assists. the season," Griffin said. O’s, and he will have six months we need to do to defeat "I still like our chances to scheme new ways to attack them." Arnold (10-6-2) at because of how hard we’ve but I have so much love the similar zone defenses used The game is a rematch Gulf Breeze (18-2-2) played all season long. I’m for these players and these late in the year by Detroit, of last year’s region quar- still optimistic." coaches. That’s where it Chicago and New England terfinal that Mosley won The Marlins have a tall If the Marlins can solidify really eats at you, because you to throttle the Rams’ passing 8-1. The Dolphins then task ahead them in Gulf their defense and contain a feel like you didn’t do your game. He also will endeavor to lost to Gulf Breeze 3-1 in Breeze, which comes in Gulf Breeze attack that has part to help them achieve teach Jared Goff to make better the region semifinals, but ranked No. 2 in the state in scored 105 goals this season, success. decisions under pressure after Betkowski said he and his 3A. they’ll have a chance thanks “This is going to be a very the young quarterback’s stinker players believe they have It’s a rematch of last to their own pair of dynamic humbling, tough one that of a Super Bowl . a great chance to get even year’s region quarterfinal strikers in freshman Olivia you learn from. But you have General manager Les Snead further in this year’s play- matchup that Gulf Breeze Lebdaoui (26 goals) and to demonstrate that mental has big calls to make on soon- offs for one simple reason. won 3-1. The two teams senior Jamie McHugh (21 toughness you talk about, and to-be free agents and roster "There were a couple of also faced off Jan. 19 in goals). that is all I know how to do.” vacancies. The Rams will return seasons past when it really Panama City Beach, with They’ll have their work McVay could have been with a wealth of talent, but they felt like we could do it, but Gulf Breeze again winning cut out for them breaking speaking partly to convince must determine whether their we get in trouble injury- 7-2. through a Gulf Breeze back himself after he coached only 4-3 record in their final seven wise," he said. "We’ve lost a However, Arnold was line that has conceded just the second team in 53 Super games was a sign of bigger couple of key players almost very short-handed in the 17 goals all season. Bowls to fail to score a touch- flaws. every season and couldn’t most recent matchup, "They’re good, real down. The wunderkind’s Financially speaking, the finish with the best team we starting the game with just good," Griffin said of the confidence appeared to be Rams’ championship window have. It looks right now that 12 players and ending it with Dolphins. "They’ve got a shaken to its core by a New remains wide open for at least we finally will have every- eight due to various inju- lot of depth and players England defense that held the one more season before Goff body viable to compete in ries. The Marlins will again that I’m aware of that play 11th highest-scoring team in likely gets a significant raise these games." be without some key players outside of the Panhandle NFL history to 260 total yards, and consumes a larger chunk Betkowski also raved in junior defensive mid- and play around the coun- six first downs in the first three of their cap space in 2020. about his team’s chemistry fielder Trinity Chester, who try. I think they’ve been quarters and their fewest points They can deal with their disap- and togetherness as being got hurt in the last Mosley to the state semifinals the in McVay’s era. pointment by adding players, key to the Dolphins’ success game, and freshman center last three years and they’ve “It’s embarrassing,” left not culling them — and after this season. back Lexi Griffin, who broke knocked us out the last two, tackle Andrew Whitworth the bold moves of the last off- "The girls play for each her foot last week. so we’re well aware of them. said. “It stings to play that way. season, there is no reason to other," he said. "I’m not Arnold coach Danny Grif- It’s a challenge, but it’s one You’d almost rather score a suspect the Rams won’t go all saying we didn’t have team fin said that Brianna Turner I think my girls are up for." ton and lose that way, but that in again in 2019. * ** B4 Tuesday, February 5, 2019 | The News Herald SCOREBOARD

Milwaukee 113, Brooklyn 94 San Diego St. at New Mexico, 10 p.m. Charley Hoffman (40), $76,917 66-68-70-72—276 AREA EVENTS EBRO Indiana 109, New Orleans 107 Scott Piercy (40), $76,917 66-71-71-68—276 Houston at Phoenix, late WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Webb Simpson (40), $76,917 67-69-70-70—276 SCHEDULE San Antonio at Sacramento, late THE AP TOP 25 POLL Byeong Hun An (40), $76,917 66-68-66-76—276 Girls soccer Bay vs. Arnold 7 p.m. Monday Today’s Games The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Jason Kokrak (40), $76,917 73-66-65-72—276 Region 1-3A quarterfi nals District 4-1A tournament Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Boston at Cleveland, 6 p.m. women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst-place Bud Cauley (30), $50,410 68-72-66-71—277 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota L.A. Clippers at Charlotte, 6 p.m. votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 3, Brandon Harkins (30), $50,410 70-66-69-72—277 Choctaw vs. Mosley at in Eastpoint 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm L.A. Lakers at Indiana, 6 p.m. total points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place J.B. Holmes (30), $50,410 69-68-68-72—277 Detroit at New York, 6:30 p.m. TOS 7 p.m. Bozeman at Franklin Beach noon. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and Max Homa (30), $50,410 70-68-71-68—277 Evening: Minnesota at Memphis, 7 p.m. last week’s ranking: Kevin Kisner (30), $50,410 70-69-70-68—277 Arnold at Gulf Breeze 7 County 5 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Orlando at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. RECORD PTS. LWR Martin Laird (30), $50,410 65-68-70-74—277 Tuesday Toronto at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 1. Baylor (25) 19-1 697 1 J.T. Poston (30), $50,410 65-74-68-70—277 p.m. Boys basketball Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Miami at Portland, 9:30 p.m. 2. Louisville (3) 21-1 668 3 Kiradech Aphibarnrat (21), $37,512 Girls basketball Franklin County at Ruther- 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Wednesday’s Games 3. Oregon 21-1 632 4 69-70-71-68—278 11:30 a.m. Denver at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. 4. Notre Dame 21-2 608 5 Emiliano Grillo (21), $37,512 67-73-67-71—278 District 1-6A tournament ford 7 p.m. Wednesday New Orleans at Chicago, 7 p.m. 5. UConn 19-2 596 2 David Hearn (21), $37,512 67-68-71-72—278 at Mowat Bozeman at Vernon 7 p.m. Matinee: Washington at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. 6. Mississippi State 21-1 578 6 Hunter Mahan (21), $37,512 70-68-69-71—278 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Charlotte at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 7. Oregon State 19-3 513 9 Denny McCarthy (21), $37,512 69-65-71-73—278 Mosley vs. Rutherford Wakulla at Arnold 6 p.m. a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Phoenix at Utah, 8 p.m. 8. Marquette 19-3 483 10 Ollie Schniederjans (21), $37,512 67-69-69-73—278 simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Houston at Sacramento, 9 p.m. 9. North Carolina State 21-1 470 7 Brian Harman (15), $29,110 69-72-69-69—279 5:30 p.m. Mosley at PSJ 6:30 p.m. San Antonio at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm 10. Maryland 19-2 459 11 Billy Horschel (15), $29,110 71-68-73-67—279 Beach noon. 11. Stanford 18-3 447 8 Beau Hossler (15), $29,110 70-71-66-72—279 Evening: 12. South Carolina 16-5 352 16 Zach Johnson (15), $29,110 71-67-69-72—279 Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby COLLEGE BASKETBALL 13. Gonzaga 21-2 316 15 Nick Watney (15), $29,110 67-69-69-74—279 ON THE AIR Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 14. Texas 18-4 313 12 John Catlin, $21,466 70-71-68-71—280 Thursday MEN’S BASKETBALL 15. Syracuse 17-4 303 18 Adam Hadwin (10), $21,466 72-67-69-72—280 Matinee: THE AP TOP 25 POLL 16. Iowa 17-5 279 13 Danny Lee (10), $21,466 72-68-67-73—280 17. Utah 18-3 209 14 Today NBA Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Jimmy Walker (10), $21,466 72-69-66-73—280 18. Texas A&M 18-4 206 20 a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m. Greyhound college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Tom Hoge (10), $21,466 67-68-69-76—280 19. Kentucky 18-5 173 19 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p.m. simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane in parentheses, records through Feb. 3, total Alex Noren (10), $21,466 69-72-69-70—280 20. Rutgers 17-5 160 17 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Stewart Cink (8), $17,289 69-70-70-72—281 (MEN’S) TNT [—] Toronto at 20. Arizona State 15-6 160 21 Evening: vote through one point for a 25th-place vote Chris Kirk (8), $17,289 71-70-69-71—281 Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 22. Iowa State 17-5 150 23 6 p.m. Philadelphia and last week’s ranking: J.J. Spaun (8), $17,289 69-69-72-71—281 Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 23. Michigan Staate 16-5 130 22 RECORD PTS. LWR Kevin Streelman (8), $17,289 71-67-70-73—281 CBSSN [—] Drake at 9:30 p.m. Friday 24. Florida State 19-3 111 24 1. Tennessee (48) 20-1 1,579 1 Matthew Wolff, $0 67-70-72-72—281 Matinee: 25. Miami 19-5 20 — Loyola-Chicago TNT [—] Miami at 2. Duke (12) 19-2 1,532 2 Brian Gay (6), $16,259 67-73-72-70—282 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Others receiving votes: South Dakota ESPN [—] Boston College Portland 3. Virginia (4) 20-1 1,478 3 Adam Schenk (6), $16,259 70-71-71-70—282 a.m., Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 4. Gonzaga 21-2 1,423 4 17, North Carolina 13, Central Florida 10, a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 Missouri 7, West Virginia 5, New Mexico 4, Brandt Snedeker (6), $16,259 69-70-72-71—282 at Duke 5. Kentucky 18-3 1,310 7 Brian Stuard (6), $16,259 71-69-71-71—282 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 p.m., Palm Beach 6. Nevada 21-1 1,228 8 Drake 3, California 2, Minnesota 2, Rice 2, ESPN2 [—] Michigan SKIING noon. Brigham Young 1, Central Michigan 1. Grayson Murray (5), $15,904 68-72-70-73—283 7. Michigan 20-2 1,217 5 Andrew Landry (4), $15,336 67-68-74-75—284 State at Illinois 5:25 a.m. Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: 8. North Carolina 17-4 1,167 9 Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE Kevin Na (4), $15,336 68-72-74-70—284 9. Michigan State 18-4 1,051 6 Carlos Ortiz (4), $15,336 70-68-70-76—284 ESPNU [—] Pittsburgh at NBCSN [—] FIS World Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 10. Marquette 19-3 1,029 10 All times Central Saturday Saturday’s Games Ryan Palmer (4), $15,336 68-71-71-74—284 Wake Forest Alpine Championships: 11. Virginia Tech 18-3 948 12 C.T. Pan (4), $15,336 73-68-72-71—284 Matinee: 12. Houston 21-1 838 13 No. 1 Baylor 96, Texas Tech 37 Sam Ryder (4), $15,336 72-67-71-74—284 SEC [—] South Carolina at women’s super-G, Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 13. Kansas 17-5 809 11 No. 2 UConn 65, Cincinnati 55 Richy Werenski (4), $15,336 69-69-73-73—284 a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 14. Villanova 18-4 801 14 No. 3 Louisville 76, Clemson 44 Kentucky Sweden Keegan Bradley (3), $14,626 68-69-75-73—285 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound si- 15. Purdue 16-6 697 17 No. 8 Stanford 75, California 50 Cameron Champ (3), $14,626 70-69-71-75—285 mulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 16. Louisville 16-6 561 15 No. 12 Texas 76, Oklahoma 67 7 p.m. 5:25 a.m. (Wednesday) James Hahn (3), $14,626 68-72-70-75—285 11:35 a.m., Palm Beach noon. 17. Iowa State 17-5 545 20 No. 15 Gonzaga 66, Saint Mary’s 52 John Huh (3), $14,271 67-73-69-77—286 BTN [—] Michigan at NBCSN [—] FIS World Evening: 18. Texas Tech 17-5 482 16 No. 23 Iowa State 81, Kansas State 52 Freddie Jacobson (3), $14,271 68-72-72-74—286 Rutgers Alpine Championships: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm 19. Wisconsin 16-6 462 24 Pepperdine 79, No. 25 BYU 65 Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane 20. Iowa 17-5 242 — Sunday’s Games Satoshi Kodaira (3), $14,058 71-70-72-75—288 FS1 [—] St. John’s at men’s super-G, Sweden 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 21. Louisiana State 17-4 205 19 No. 4 Oregon 102, Colorado 43 Keith Mitchell (3), $13,916 74-67-74-74—289 Marquette Sunday 22. Florida State 16-5 180 25 No. 5 Notre Dame 90, Georgia Tech 50 Matinee: 23. Buffalo 19-3 153 18 No. 6 Mississippi State 65, Alabama 49 EUROPEAN TOUR 8 p.m. SNOWBOARDING Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 24. Maryland 17-6 144 21 North Carolina 64, No. 7 N.C. State 51 SAUDI INTERNATIONAL a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 No. 9 Oregon State 72, No. 14 Utah 63 Sunday’s leaders at Royal Greens Golf & CC, CBSSN [—] Dayton at St. 2 p.m. 25. Cincinnati 19-3 142 — a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Others receiving votes: Washington 135, No. 10 Marquette 93, DePaul 87 King Abdulla Economic City, Saudi Arabia Louis NBCSN [—] FIS World simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Mississippi State 133, Auburn 128, Kansas No. 13 Iowa 81, Penn State 61 Purse: $3.5 million. Yardage: 7,010; Par: 70 12:30 p.m. State 114, Baylor 44, Wofford 15, Lipscomb No. 16 South Carolina 87, Arkansas 79 Final ESPN [—] Kansas at Freestyle Championships: POKER ROOM 5, Syracuse 3. Minnesota 60, No. 17 Rutgers 46 Dustin Johnson, United States 68-61-65-67—261 Kansas State parallel slalom, Utah – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through No. 19 Kentucky 62, Florida 51 Li Haotong, China 67-65-62-69—263 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL No. 20 Texas A&M 72, Mississippi 60 Tom Lewis, England 71-66-62-65—264 Saturday. No. 22 Michigan State 74, Purdue 66 ESPN2 [—] Missouri at 6:30 p.m. The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s Lee Min Woo, Australia 69-70-63-63—265 LOCATION No. 24 Florida State 85, Wake Forest 61 college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Alexander Levy, France 69-65-67-65—266 Tennessee NBCSN [—] FIS World – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. in parentheses, records through Feb. 3, points Monday’s Games Joost Luiten, Netherlands 66-71-69-63—269 INFORMATION No. 1 Baylor 74, No. 14 Texas 68 ESPNU [—] Florida at Freestyle Championships: based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote Bryson Dechambeau, United States – 234-3943. No. 10 Maryland 80, Illinois 66 Auburn parallel giant slalom, through one point for a 25th-place vote and 68-68-68-65—269 last week’s ranking: Today’s Games Ian Poulter, England 68-67-68-66—269 None scheduled SEC [—] Vanderbilt at Utah RECORD PTS. LWR Scott Hend, Australia 70-63-69-67—269 Arkansas 8 p.m. 1. Tennessee (32) 20-1 800 1 Ryan Fox, New Zealand 67-67-67-68—269 ODDS 2. Duke 19-2 755 2 Justin Harding, South Africa 65-72-70-63—270 10 p.m. NBCSN [—] FIS World 3. Virginia 20-1 734 3 PRO HOCKEY Gavin Green, Malaysia 68-68-67-67—270 PREGAME.COM LINE 4. Gonzaga 21-2 717 4 Bradley Dredge, Wales 67-70-72-62—271 ESPN2 [—] San Diego Freestyle Championships: NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION 5. Kentucky 18-3 652 6 NHL Victor Perez, France 66-70-71-64—271 State at New Mexico big air, Utah Today 6. Nevada 21-1 607 7 All times Central Richard Sterne, South Africa 66-68-70-67—271 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG 7. Michigan 20-2 581 5 EASTERN CONFERENCE Mike Lorenzo-Vera, France 69-71-63-68—271 L.A. Lakers 3 217 at Indiana 8. North Carolina 17-4 563 10 ATLANTIC DIVISION Ross Fischer, England 65-72-65-69—271 Boston 12½ 214½ at Cleveland 9. Marquette 19-3 546 9 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Victor Dubuisson, France 72-65-69-66—272 at Charlotte Off Off L.A. Clippers 10. Virginia Tech 18-3 492 11 Tampa Bay 52 39 11 2 80 205 146 Marcus Kinhult, Sweden 67-71-67-67—272 ANNOUNCEMENTS Detroit 2½ 205 at New York 11. Michigan State 18-4 463 8 Toronto 52 32 17 3 67 185 146 Renato Paratore, Italy 65-74-65-68—272 at Oklahoma City 10 224½ Orlando 12. Houston 21-1 439 13 Montreal 53 29 18 6 64 160 155 Zander Lombard, South Africa 65-67-70-70—272 at Philadelphia 4½ 228 Toronto 13. Villanova 18-4 435 14 Boston 52 28 17 7 63 149 135 Also 9-Hole Junior rental for adults for $10. Minnesota 1½ 203½ at Memphis 14. Kansas 17-5 404 12 Buffalo 51 25 20 6 56 148 156 David Lipsky, United States 71-67-69-67—274 at Portland 7½ 213 Miami 15. Purdue 16-6 322 18 Florida 50 21 21 8 50 156 175 Patrick Reed, United States 67-71-72-71—281 Golf Tournament 16. Iowa State 17-5 279 20 Detroit 53 21 25 7 49 150 174 Brooks Koepka, United States 69-70-74-69—282 Golf Tournament COLLEGE BASKETBALL 17. Louisville 16-6 240 16 Ottawa 52 19 28 5 43 159 194 Today 18. Texas Tech 17-5 238 15 METROPOLITAN DIVISION WEB.COM TOUR There will be a FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG 19. Wisconsin 16-6 185 23 GP W L OT PTS GF GA COUNTRY CLUB nine-hole junior golf There will be a Cap- at La Salle 1 St. Joseph’s 20. Iowa 17-5 158 25 N.Y. Islanders 51 30 15 6 66 151 125 DE BOGOTA CHAMPIONSHIP Michigan State 10 at Illinois 21. Mississippi State 16-5 106 21 Pittsburgh 52 28 18 6 62 183 160 Sunday’s leaders at Bogota, Colombia. tournament Feb. 10 at tain's Choice Knights of Pittsburgh 2½ at Wake Forest 22. Louisiana State 17-4 97 19 Washington 52 28 18 6 62 175 166 f-Country Club de Bogota-Lagos, Yardage: the Holiday Golf Club's Columbus charity golf at Duke 23½ Boston College 23. Cincinnati 19-3 89 — Columbus 51 28 20 3 59 163 159 7,237; Par: 71; p-Country Club de Bogota- at Toledo 7 Akron 24. Florida State 16-5 85 — Carolina 52 25 21 6 56 148 155 Pacos, Yardage: 6,206; Par: 70. Par 3 course in Panama tournament at Holi- at Kent State 4½ Miami Ohio 25. Buffalo 19-3 76 17 Philadelphia 53 24 23 6 54 153 177 Purse: $700,000 (39 golfers did not fi nish City Beach for girls and day Golf Club on May 4 Bowling Green 4½ at W. Michigan Others receiving votes: Kansas State 70, N.Y. Rangers 52 22 22 8 52 148 175 the round) at Loyola Of Chicago 6½ Drake Baylor 55, Washington 54, Maryland 53, New Jersey 51 20 24 7 47 152 173 Final at Kentucky 17 South Carolina boys ages 12 and under starting at 8:30 a.m. The Auburn 50, Furman 12, North Carolina State Mark Anderson, $126,000 62PC-71FC-66-67—266 at N. Illinois 2 Ball State 9, Arizona State 7, Mississippi 7, North Texas WESTERN CONFERENCE Drew Weaver, $75,600 69FC-69PC-65-67—270 beginning at 1:30 p.m. tournament will benefit at Illinois State 7 Valparaiso 7, Hofstra 6, Wofford 6, Texas 1. CENTRAL DIVISION Doug Ghim, $40,600 74FC-61PC-68-68—271 at Marquette 7 St. John’s Entry fee is $10 plus Hurricane Michael vic- GP W L OT PTS GF GA Tyler McCumber, $40,600 72FC-63PC-66-70—271 Michigan 10½ at Rutgers Winnipeg 52 34 16 2 70 185 146 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS/SCHEDULE Derek Fathauer, $25,550 72FC-66PC-70-64—272 tax payable in the tims in the area. at Syracuse 4 Florida State Nashville 54 31 19 4 66 166 139 All times Central Andrew Novak, $25,550 71FC-62PC-71-68—272 at North Carolina 10 North Carolina State Dallas 52 27 21 4 58 133 130 Saturday’s Games Scottie Scheffl er, $25,550 63PC-69FC-73-67—272 Holiday Club 18-Hole The maximum amount at Saint Louis 1 Dayton Minnesota 52 26 22 4 56 146 149 No. 1 Tennessee 93, Texas A&M 76 Rhein Gibson, $20,300 70FC-64PC-69-70—273 at Tennessee 17½ Missouri Colorado 51 22 21 8 52 170 167 Championship Club of players is 32 foursomes. No. 2 Duke 91, St. John’s 61 Tim Wilkinson, $20,300 69FC-66PC-70-68—273 at Kansas State 1 Kansas St. Louis 50 23 22 5 51 143 151 No. 3 Virginia 56, Miami 46 Ryan Yip, $20,300 70FC-65PC-70-68—273 House on the day of the For further information, at Arkansas 9 Vanderbilt Chicago 53 20 24 9 49 167 196 No. 4 Gonzaga 85, San Diego 69 Matt Every, $16,800 64PC-69FC-69-72—274 at Auburn 8 Florida PACIFIC DIVISION outing. 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Islanders +145 No. 14 Villanova 77, Georgetown 65 Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Davis Riley, $8,520 67PC-71FC-70-68—276 at Florida -115 St. Louis +105 No. 17 Purdue 73, Minnesota 63 cards per conference advance to playoffs. David Skinns, $8,520 65PC-74FC-69-68—276 but may ride from green at Pittsburgh Off Carolina Off Monday’s Games Ben Taylor, $8,520 69FC-67PC-71-69—276 to the next tee. Junior To get an announce- at Montreal Off Anaheim Off No. 16 Louisville 72, No. 11 Virginia Tech 64 Saturday’s Games Rafael Campos, $5,108 68PC-68FC-71-70—277 at Tampa Bay -173 Vegas +161 No. 17 Iowa State at Oklahoma, late Philadelphia 5, Edmonton 4, OT Ricardo Celia, $5,108 63PC-69FC-75-70—277 golfers may also have ment in the paper email at Nashville Off Arizona Off No. 18 Texas Tech vs. West Virginia, late New Jersey 3, Montreal 2, OT Nelson Ledesma, $5,108 68FC-67PC-72-70—277 a caddie. There will be [email protected] at Winnipeg Off San Jose Off Today’s Games Detroit 2, Ottawa 0 Byron Meth, $5,108 66FC-73PC-70-68—277 at Colorado -120 Columbus +110 No. 1 Tennessee vs. Missouri, 8 p.m. St. Louis 4, Columbus 2 Todd Baek, $5,108 69FC-68PC-73-67—277 an optional 9-hole cart with information. Updated odds available at Pregame.com No. 2 Duke vs. Boston College, 6 p.m. Florida 3, Vegas 1 Justin Hueber, $5,108 71FC-66PC-70-70—277 No. 5 Kentucky vs. South Carolina, 6 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, Los Angeles 2 Ben Kohles, $5,108 69FC-67PC-71-70—277 No. 7 Michigan at Rutgers, 7 p.m. Winnipeg 9, Anaheim 3 Jordan Niebrugge, $5,108 72FC-65PC-70-70—277 PRO BASKETBALL No. 8 North Carolina vs. N.C. State, 7 p.m. Toronto 3, Pittsburgh 2 Casey Wittenberg, $5,108 75FC-64PC-67-71—277 No. 9 Michigan State at Illinois, 6 p.m. Dallas 3, Nashville 1 George Cunningham, $3,496 Toff oli’s overtime goal NBA No. 10 Marquette vs. St. John’s, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 67PC-73FC-68-70—278 All times Central No. 13 Kansas at Kansas State, 8 p.m. Chicago 4, Minnesota 3, OT William Harrold, $3,496 66PC-74FC-69-69—278 EASTERN CONFERENCE No. 22 Florida State at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Vancouver 5, Colorado 1 Maverick McNealy, $3,496 71FC-69PC-68-70—278 lifts Kings past Rangers ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB San Jose 3, Arizona 2, OT Xinjun Zhang, $3,496 61PC-75FC-71-71—278 Toronto 38 16 .704 — RESULTS Sunday’s Games Jason Bohn, $3,496 75FC-65PC-70-68—278 Boston 34 19 .642 3½ MONDAY’S GAMES Boston 1, Washington 0 Charlie Saxon, $3,496 69PC-67FC-67-75—278 The Associated Press Voracek scored, and the Philadelphia 34 19 .642 3½ EAST Montreal 4, Edmonton 3, OT Robby Shelton, $3,496 66PC-71FC-67-74—278 Philadelphia Flyers beat Brooklyn 28 27 .509 10½ Colgate 84, Lehigh 62 Calgary 4, Carolina 3 Jimmy Stanger, $3,496 71FC-66PC-69-72—278 New York 10 42 .192 27 Marist 78, Canisius 71, OT Monday’s Games Cody Blick, $2,363 67PC-70FC-71-71—279 Tyler Toffoli scored the Vancouver Canucks SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Savannah St. 68, Md.-Eastern Shore 63 Los Angeles 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, OT Kevin Dougherty, $2,363 68PC-70FC-69-72—279 Philadelphia 2, Vancouver 1 25 seconds into over- for their eighth straight Charlotte 26 26 .500 — Siena 61, Fairfi eld 50 Brett Drewitt, $2,363 68PC-69FC-73-69—279 Miami 24 27 .471 1½ SC State at Delaware St., late Toronto 6, Anaheim 1 Brad Fritsch, $2,363 69PC-70FC-71-69—279 time and the Los Angeles victory. The Flyers pulled Washington 22 31 .415 4½ SOUTH Arizona at Dallas, late Dan McCarthy, $2,363 73FC-64PC-69-73—279 Today’s Games within fi ve points of a play- Orlando 22 31 .415 4½ Bethune-Cookman 69, NC A&T 53 Vincent Whaley, $2,363 69PC-70FC-70-70—279 Kings rallied to beat the Atlanta 18 35 .340 8½ Florida A&M 73, NC Central 57 N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 6 p.m. Steve Wheatcroft, $2,363 68PC-72FC-68-71—279 off spot after having the CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Louisville 72, Virginia Tech 64 Vancouver at Washington, 6 p.m. Joseph Winslow, $2,363 67PC-73FC-73-66—279 New York Rangers 4-3 Carolina at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. Milwaukee 39 13 .750 — Ark.-Pine Bluff at Jackson St., late Michael Gellerman, $2,030 72FC-64PC-72-72—280 Los Angeles at New Jersey, 6 p.m. Monday night. NHL’s worst record on Jan. Indiana 34 19 .642 5½ MVSU at Grambling St., late Benjamín Alvarado, $1,912 70PC-70FC-68-73—281 Minnesota at Buffalo, 6 p.m. Detroit 23 29 .442 16 MIDWEST Thomas Bass, $1,912 69PC-70FC-69-73—281 Toffoli’s ninth goal 9 — they were 14 points St. Louis at Florida, 6 p.m. Chicago 12 41 .226 27½ Penn State 59, Northwestern 52 Ryan Brehm, $1,912 70FC-68PC-68-75—281 Vegas at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. of the season came out of a postseason berth Cleveland 11 42 .208 28½ SOUTHWEST Chase Seiffert, $1,912 73FC-67PC-68-73—281 Anaheim at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. Alabama St. at Prairie View, late Chris Baker, $1,912 64PC-67FC-70-80—281 moments after the Rang- during the All-Star break Arizona at Nashville, 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Alabama A&M at Texas Southern, late Jimmy Beck, $1,912 69PC-68FC-74-70—281 ers’ Mika Zibanejad rang just over a week ago. Phil- SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB West Virginia at Texas Tech, late San Jose at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Columbus at Colorado, 8 p.m. Christian Brand, $1,912 64PC-71FC-77-69—281 San Antonio 32 22 .593 — Iowa St. at Oklahoma, late Roberto Díaz, $1,912 71FC-66PC-75-69—281 the puck off the post adelphia also became the Houston 30 22 .577 1 FAR WEST Chicago at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Matt Atkins, $1,820 68PC-67FC-73-74—282 behind Kings goaltender fi rst NHL expansion club to Dallas 24 28 .462 7 Montana St. at N. Colorado, late Mark Blakefi eld, $1,820 70PC-68FC-74-70—282 New Orleans 23 31 .426 9 N. Arizona at E. Washington, late Ottawa at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Jonathan Quick. Tof- reach 2,000 victories Hart, Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Matt Harmon, $1,820 70PC-67FC-71-74—282 Memphis 21 33 .389 11 S. Utah at Idaho, late Brandon Matthews, $1,771 67FC-70PC-72-74—283 foli was mobbed by his Philadelphia’s 20-year-old NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Jonathan Randolph, $1,771 74FC-65PC-72-72—283 Denver 37 16 .698 — SCHEDULE teammates as Rangers rookie, won his seventh Brian Richey, $1,771 66FC-74PC-72-71—283 Oklahoma City 33 19 .635 3½ All times Central GOLF Callum Tarren, $1,771 66PC-69FC-73-75—283 Portland 32 20 .615 4½ netminder Henrik Lun- straight start with another TODAY’S GAMES Tyson Alexander, $1,729 68PC-68FC-74-74—284 Utah 30 24 .556 7½ EAST PGA TOUR Tag Ridings, $1,729 72FC-68PC-71-73—284 solid game. Minnesota 25 27 .481 11½ Rider at Manhattan, 6 p.m. dqvist skated away in WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN Brock Mackenzie, $1,708 70FC-70PC-72-73—285 PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Saint Joseph’s at La Salle, 6 p.m. Sunday’s leaders at TPC Scottsdale, Oscar Fraustro, $1,659 65PC-75FC-72-74—286 disgust. Golden State 37 15 .712 — Florida St. at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Scottsdale, Ariz. Rick Lamb, $1,659 71FC-69PC-74-72—286 L.A. Clippers 29 25 .537 9 Michigan at Rutgers, 7 p.m. Adrian Kempe scored MAPLE LEAFS 6, DUCKS Purse: $7.1 million. Yardage: 7,261; Par: 71 Taylor Moore, $1,659 64PC-73FC-75-74—286 Sacramento 27 25 .519 10 SOUTH (35-36) Matthew NeSmith, $1,659 72FC-66PC-71-77—286 twice and Anze Kopi- 1: Andreas Johnsson had L.A. Lakers 27 26 .509 10½ Stetson at Liberty, 6 p.m. Final Chad Ramey, $1,659 71FC-69PC-75-71—286 Phoenix 11 43 .204 27 Pittsburgh at Wake Forest, 6 p.m. tar added a goal for the two goals and two assists, Rickie Fowler (500), $1,278,000 64-65-64-74—267 Nick Voke, $1,659 72PC-68FC-76-70—286 South Carolina at Kentucky, 6 p.m. Branden Grace (300), $766,800 67-64-69-69—269 Lanto Griffi n, $1,596 68PC-72FC-72-75—287 Kings, who scored in the Jake Muzzin added a Saturday’s Games Boston College at Duke, 6 p.m. Justin Thomas (190), $482,800 64-66-68-72—270 L.A. Clippers 111, Detroit 101 NC State at North Carolina, 7 p.m. Edward Loar, $1,596 72FC-66PC-71-78—287 last minute of regulation goal and two assists and Chez Reavie (115), $293,467 71-69-64-68—272 Michael McGowan, $1,596 75FC-64PC-77-71—287 Charlotte 125, Chicago 118 Missouri at Tennessee, 8 p.m. Bubba Watson (115), $293,467 66-67-68-71—272 and the first minute of the Toronto Maple Leafs Milwaukee 131, Washington 115 Florida at Auburn, 8 p.m. Jamie Arnold, $1,568 69PC-70FC-71-78—288 Matt Kuchar (115), $293,467 67-65-65-75—272 Corey Pereira, $1,554 67PC-73FC-78-77—295 overtime. Quick finished defeated the Anaheim Orlando 102, Brooklyn 89 MIDWEST Chris Stroud (85), $221,283 71-66-67-69—273 Dallas 111, Cleveland 98 Michigan St. at Illinois, 6 p.m. Sungjae Im (85), $221,283 69-68-67-69—273 with 24 saves. Ducks. William Nylander Indiana 95, Miami 88 Drake at Loyola of Chicago, 6 p.m. Gary Woodland (85), $221,283 68-67-66-72—273 Golden State 115, L.A. Lakers 101 Akron at Toledo, 6 p.m. Russell Knox (65), $163,300 71-66-69-68—274 Zibanejad, Chris Kre- and John Tavares each San Antonio 113, New Orleans 108 TRANSACTIONS Miami (Ohio) at Kent St., 6 p.m. Jon Rahm (65), $163,300 67-68-70-69—274 Atlanta 118, Phoenix 112 Bowling Green at W. Michigan, 6 p.m. ider and Adam McQuaid had a goal and an assist, Xander Schauffele (65), $163,300 67-72-67-68—274 Denver 107, Minnesota 106 St. John’s at Marquette, 7 p.m. BASEBALL Harold Varner III (65), $163,300 64-71-68-71—274 scored for the Rangers. and Connor Brown also Houston 125, Utah 98 Valparaiso at Illinois St., 7 p.m. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND Jhonattan Vegas (65), $163,300 70-69-66-69—274 Sacramento 115, Philadelphia 108 Ball St. at N. Illinois, 7 p.m. MUSEUM — Announced the retirement of Lundqvist made 26 saves. scored for Toronto, which Tyrrell Hatton (51), $113,600 66-71-70-68—275 Sunday’s Games Dayton at Saint Louis, 8 p.m. president Jeff Idelson, effective after induc- Russell Henley (51), $113,600 68-68-69-70—275 has won three in a row at Memphis 96, New York 84 Kansas at Kansas St., 8 p.m. tion weekend in July. Hideki Matsuyama (51), $113,600 Boston 134, Oklahoma City 129 SOUTHWEST American League Scotiabank Arena after 68-69-69-69—275 FLYERS 2, CANUCKS 1: Toronto 121, L.A. Clippers 103 Vanderbilt at Arkansas, 8 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Acquired RHP Carter Hart made 41 saves, dropping six of their previ- Monday’s Games FAR WEST Trey Mullinax (51), $113,600 67-64-72-72—275 Nick Wittgren from Miami for RHP Jordan Atlanta 137, Washington 129 Utah St. at Fresno St., 9:30 p.m. Cameron Smith (51), $113,600 67-65-71-72—275 Milbrath. Designated RHP A.J. Cole for Sean Couturier and Jakub ous seven home games. Detroit 129, Denver 103 Chesson Hadley (40), $76,917 71-65-70-70—276 assignment. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, February 5, 2019 B5

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Relationship fades with missing smile

I don’t know how to handle installed air condition- this. Can you help me? — ing in our garage, planted TURNED OFF IN VIRGINIA and harvested a garden, DEAR TURNED OFF: Your which he maintained, land- ideal man has more prob- scaped the yard and helped lems than having lost his in numerous other ways. Jeanne Phillips uppers. His lack of atten- Soon he found a good job tion to dental hygiene is a and a great girlfriend. He danger to his health. If you eventually bought a home DEAR ABBY: I need your care about him, point it out. and moved out. He lives advice. I’m a 66-year- And when you do, explain nearby and still maintains old woman who has been that there are low-cost our vehicles and helps out single most of my life. I options for getting treat- a lot around the house am semi-retired and don’t ment — such as contacting with things my wife and look or act my age. a school of dentistry where I find difficult to do. He I recently met the man of students treat patients borrowed my truck one my dreams on a dating app. under the supervision of day and brought it home We are the same age, and qualified professors. If his with four new tires! the attraction is mutual. problem is fear of dentists, Abby, I thought you might However, there’s one thing that can be dealt with too. be interested to read an I’m having trouble with. DEAR ABBY: I have read upbeat story on this subject He lives on Social Security, letters in your column about for a change. (I have a great which is OK, but he has no lazy adult sons moving back daughter, too — but that’s a upper teeth. He lost his false home. I’d like to present different story.) — GRATE- teeth. His bottom teeth are the other side of the story. FUL DAD IN NEVADA rotten, and he has no inten- After being gone 15 years, DEAR GRATEFUL DAD: You tion of replacing them. my son lost his job, house and are absolutely right that I I would be willing to pay for wife and had to move back am interested. Thank you his teeth, but because I’m not with us. I admit I was appre- for such an upbeat letter. sure how to approach the sub- hensive, but on his first day I don’t know what your ject, I have decided not to see home he started to rebuild recipe was for child rear- him anymore. We have agreed our 30-year-old patio. After ing, but I’m sorry you didn’t to stay in contact by texting. that, he painted our house, share it. Your son is a gem!

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

1. The International Space in “M&M” candies? Station is about the same size Mars/Murrie, Melt/Mouth, as which sport’s playing area Martin/Mills, Moore/Mental or field? 5. Which brand claims ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF Bocce, Basketball, Football, “Tooth Fairy” as a registered Polo trademark? Wilson Casey 2. Studies have shown that Old Spice, Michelin, Colgate- cows, pigs and goats might do Palmolive, Motorola or have what? 6. What does “supotsu” mean “Trivia Fun” with Wilson Realize death, Know their kin, in Japanese? Casey, Guinness World Bear grudges, Sense of humor Spanking, Spoon, Sports, Record Holder from Wood- 3. Who generally drink their Splash ruff, S.C., is published in coffee “instant” 10-to-one over more than 500 newspapers freshly brewed? ANSWERS: 1. Football, 2. Bear across the country. Com- Canadians, Mexicans, Scandi- grudges, 3. British, 4. Mars/ ments, questions or sugges- navians, British Murrie, 5. Colgate-Palmolive, tions? [email protected] 4. What do the letters stand for 6. Sports

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — City makes for unstoppable success. people today. You’ll get a feel- dwellers know that to drown out LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — To avoid ing about when you should go the noise, you have to listen to a thing is a way of focusing easy and when you should push your own. White noise can help on it, and thus attracting it. So things. you sleep. Talk can comfort you. avoidance is attraction. Instead, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Beats can move you. imagine what you do want. It’s said that crime doesn’t pay, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — You VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — and yet there are still criminals can tell when someone is being You’re skeptical, and it’s a at large who would beg to competitive with you, and unless benefi cial quality right now. differ. But what about hon- you’re actually in an offi cial There’s too much out there to esty? Of course honesty pays, competition, there’s no reason to believe and it can’t all be true. immediately. let the race go on. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Loud AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — and clear is a good way to You’ve censored yourself to There’s something that won’t be communicate; it usually works accommodate those younger, right until you fi x it, and the time mighty fi ne. But if you have to older, more formal, more to fi x it has come. As the poet choose between the two, take pious... but when you’re at Horace said, “He who postpones clear. home with your nearest and the hour of living rightly is like SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — dearest, you want to be your- the rustic who waits for the river Though it may seem that you’ve self. Lift the ban. to run out before he crosses.” been at a certain stage for PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — One a while now, you cannot be con- Maybe you won’t solve a secret to your success is that tained where you are. You’re problem by walking away you have talent, and yet you extending your spirit beyond it. from it, but you’ll solve it after don’t rely on it. Consistent work SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. you walk away from it. A new is more important than talent, 21) — You have an excellent environment will juice your and the magic mix of both things sense about how to best lead problem-solving skills.

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below. AS OF THE DATE OF EES, LIENORS, CREDI- action on Phelan Hal- Range 14 West, runn- that, for such purpose, 77” Sofa w/ recliner on THE LIS PENDENS TORS, TRUSTEES linan Diamond & ing thence he may need to ensure each end $250 Call All creditors of the de- MUST FILE A CLAIM AND ALL OTHERS Jones, PLLC, attorneys N27°38’45”W, 92.57 that a verbatim record 850-819-3292 cedent and other per- WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- WHO MAY CLAIM AN for plaintiff, whose ad- feet, thence North of the proceedings is sons having claims or TER THE SALE. INTEREST IN THE ES- dress is 2001 NW 64th 128 feet, thence East made which record in- demands against TATE OF DONALD Street, Suite 100, Ft. to the edge of Fannin cludes the testimony decedent’s estate on WITNESS my hand and RUIS KNIGHT , DE- Lauderdale, FL 33309, Bayou, thence South- and evidence upon whom a copy of this the seal of the court on CEASED. et. al. and file the original with erly along the mean- which the appeal is to notice has been served January 22, 2019. Defendant(s), the Clerk of the Court, der of the shoreline of be based. must file their claims within 30 days after the said Fannin Bayou to with this Court WITHIN CLERK OF THE NOTICE OF ACTION - first publication of this the point on the water’s Persons with disabili- THE LATER OF THREE COURT CONSTRUCTIVE notice, otherwise a de- edge due East from ties needing assistance (3) MONTHS AFTER Bill Kinsaul SERVICE fault may be entered the point of beginning, to participate in any of THE DATE OF THE against you for the re- thence West to the these proceedings FIRST PUBLICATION BYL Jennifer Estrada TO: THE UNKNOWN lief demanded in the point of beginning. should contact the City OF THIS NOTICE OR Deputy Clerk HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- Complaint. Clerk’s office 48 hours THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- IES, DEVISEES, More commonly in advance of the meet- TER THE TIME OF ALDRIDGE I PITE, LLP GRANTEES, ASSIGN- This notice shall be known as: 7005 De ing at 850-215-6694. SERVICE OF A COPY Attorney for Plaintiff EES, LIENORS, published once a week Aurrecoechea, OF THIS NOTICE ON 1615 South Congress CREDITORS, TRUS- for two consecutive Southport, Florida CITY OF CALLAWAY 22550 THEM. Avenue, Suite 200 TEES AND ALL weeks in the The Pan- 32409 FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT Delray Beach, FL OTHERS WHO MAY ama City News Herald. /s/ Janice L. Peters, Concrete COURT FOR BAY All other creditors of 33445 CLAIM AN INTEREST has been filed against City Clerk Workers COUNTY, FLORIDA the decedent and other Phone: (844) 470-8804 IN THE ESTATE OF DATED:January 30, you, and you are re- FILE: 2019-04 2 years exp. pre- PROBATE DIVISION persons having claims Fax: (561) 392-6965 DONALD RUIS 2019 quired to serve a copy Pub: february 5, 2019 ferred. Dependable, File No. 2019-023-CP or demands against Primary E-Mail: KNIGHT, DECEASED, Clerk of the Circuit to your written de- hardworking, willing decedent’s estate must ServiceMail@aldridgepi Court fenses, if any, to this to learn, long hours. IN RE: ESTATE OF file their claims with this te.com whose residence is un- action on Phelan Hal- Need to have own CICERO GARNER, JR. Court WITHIN THREE Pub: January 29, Feb- known if he/she/they By: Debbie Roberson linan Diamond & transportation to & Deceased (3) MONTHS AFTER ruary 5, 2019 be living; and if Deputy Clerk of the Jones, PLLC, attorneys AVIATION Grads work from the west end of THE DATE OF THE he/she/they be dead, Court for plaintiff, whose ad- with JetBlue, United, 22767 the beach. Driver’s li- NOTICE TO FIRST PUBLICATION the unknown defend- dress is 2001 NW 64th Delta and others- start IN THE CIRCUIT cense a must!!! Seri- CREDITORS OF THIS NOTICE. ants who may be Copies furnished to: Street, Suite 100, Ft. here with hands on COURT FOR BAY ous inquiries only. spouses, heirs, devi- Phelan Hallinan Dia- Lauderdale, FL 33309, training for FAA certifi- COUNTY, FLORIDA Call (850)233-6942 The administration of ALL CLAIMS NOT sees, grantees, assign- mond & Jones, PLLC and file the original with cation. Financial aid if PROBATE DIVISION Leave message the estate of Cicero FILED WITHIN THE ees, lienors, creditors, 2001 NW 64th Street the Clerk of the Court, qualified. Call Aviation CASE NO. 18-1017.CP if no answer. Garner, Jr., deceased, TIME PERIODS SET trustees, and all parties Suite 100 within 30 days after the Institute of Mainte- Wanted: Antiques whose date of death FORTH IN SECTION claiming an interest by, Ft. Lauderdale, FL first publication of this nance. 888-242-2649 Old military items, was November 29, 733.702 OF THE FLOR- IN RE: ESTATE OF through, under or 33309 notice, otherwise a de- trains & toys, cameras 2018, is pending in the IDA PROBATE CODE ROY DONALD JOHN- against the Defendants, fault may be entered & radios, old signs & Circuit Court for Bay WILL BE FOREVER SON, JR., a/k/a who are not known to Movant counsel certi- against you for the re- advertising, jewelry, County, Florida, Pro- BARRED. DONNY JOHNSON be dead or alive, and fies that a bona fide ef- lief demanded in the sterling silver. bate Division, the ad- all parties having or fort to resolve this mat- Complaint. Call Dan dress of which is 300 NOTWITHSTANDING Deceased. claiming to have any ter on the motion no- 570-881-5202 East 4th Street, Pan- THE TIME PERIOD right, title or interest in ticed has been made This notice shall be Emerald Falls NOTICE HUGE $ALE! ama City, Florida SET FORTH ABOVE, the property described or that, because of time published once a week 8602 Thomas Dr. TO CREDITORS 32401. The names and ANY CLAIM FILED in the mortgage being consideration, such ef- for two consecutive CONTAINERS addresses of the per- TWO (2) YEARS OR foreclosed herein. fort has not yet been weeks in the The Pan- sonal representative MORE AFTER THE The administration of made but will be made ama City News Herald. and the personal DECEDENT’S DATE OF the estate of ROY DON- YOU ARE HEREBY prior to the scheduled representative’s attor- DEATH IS BARRED. ALD JOHNSON, JR., NOTIFIED that an ac- hearing. DATED:January 30, SAWMILLS from only ney are set forth below. a/k/a DONNY JOHN- tion to foreclose a 2019 $4397.00- MAKE & SON, deceased, whose SAVE MONEY with The date of first publi- mortgage on the fol- Persons with a disabil- COBRA All creditors of the de- date of death was Oc- your own bandmill. Cut cation of this Notice is lowing property: ity needing special ac- Clerk of the Circuit Adventure Park cedent and other per- tober 5, 2018, is pend- lumber any dimension. February 5, 2019 commodation in order Court 9323 Front Bch Rd. sons having claims or ing in the Circuit Court LOT 9, BEACHWOOD to access court facili- We are liquidating all In stock ready to ship! demands against FUQUA & MILTON, for BAY County, Flor- I SUBDIVISION, AC- ties or participate in a By: Debbie Roberson containers in Panama FREE Info/DVD: decedent’s estate on P. A . ida, Probate Division, CORDING TO THE court proceeding at Deputy Clerk of the City Beach yard! HUGE www.NorwoodSawmills.co NOW whom a copy of this the address of which is PLAT THEREOF, AS any courthouse or Court SALE on containers m1-800-567-0404 notice is required to be By: s/ H. Matthew 300 E. Fourth Street, RECORDED IN PLAT court program, should February 6th and 7th. Ext.300N HIRING served must file their Fuqua Panama City, Florida BOOK 14, PAGE(S) within two (2) days of Copies furnished to: Come by our yard at - RIDE claims with this court H. Matthew Fuqua 32401. The names and 116, OF THE PUBLIC receipt of notice, con- Phelan Hallinan Dia- 2109 Industrial Drive, addresses of the per- Panama City to pick ATTENDANTS ON OR BEFORE THE Florida Bar No. RECORDS OF BAY tact Court Administra- mond & Jones, PLLC - CASHIERS LATER OF 3 MONTHS sonal representative out a container. All 0451101 COUNTY, FLORIDA. tion to request such an 2001 NW 64th Street Multiple Positions AFTER THE TIME OF [email protected] and the personal accommodation. Suite 100 types and sizes of THE FIRST PUBLICA- A. Clay Milton representative’s attor- TOGETHER WITH A Please contact the fol- Ft. Lauderdale, FL containers available. - SMALL TION OF THIS NOTICE Florida Bar No. 013185 ney are set forth below. 1992 MOBILE HOME lowing: 33309 We help delivery if ENGINE needed. Call for more SIG SAUER 2340 PRO MECHANIC OR 30 DAYS AFTER [email protected] BEARING VIN # 357, Seven-12rd. mag- THE DATE OF SERV- Post Office Box 1508 All creditors of the de- 030363. Court Administration Movant counsel certi- details or to reserve Pick up applications cedent and other per- azines, range bag, ICE OF A COPY OF Marianna, FL 32447 P.O. Box 1089 fies that a bona fide ef- your container now: at Emerald Falls or sons having claims or ammo, exc. cond. THIS NOTICE ON Telephone: (850) has been filed against Panama City, Florida fort to resolve this mat- 1-800-316-7121 Cobra Adventure demands against $500. THEM. 526-2263 you and you are re- 32402 ter on the motion no- Park. decedent’s estate on quired to serve a copy Phone: 850-747-5327 ticed has been made whom a copy of this H&K(Benelli) Mark 1 All other creditors of s/ Deborah Lee Ste- of your written de- Hearing & Voice Im- or that, because of time Super 90 the decedent and other phenson notice is required to be fenses, if any, to it on paired: 1-800-955-8771 consideration, such ef- served must tile their tactical shotgun, Need a helping persons having claims Deborah Lee Stephen- counsel for Plaintiff, Email:fort has not yet been semi-auto, ext. maga- or demands against son claims with this court whose address is 6409 [email protected] made but will be made hand? 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BAY COUNTY, FLOR- $500. 352-807-5898 ALL CLAIMS NOT Plaintiff’s attorney or court proceeding at John 850-832-8605 FILED WITHIN THE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR immediately thereafter; IDA CIRCUIT any courthouse or CIVIL DIVISION TIME PERIODS SET BAY COUNTY, FLOR- All other creditors of otherwise a default will court program, should CASE NO.: FORTH IN FLORIDA IDA the decedent and other be entered against you within two (2) days of Case No.: 18000773CA STATUTES SECTION persons having claims for the relief demanded receipt of notice, con- 17000705CA 733.702 WILL BE FOR- or demands against in the complaint or peti- tact Court Administra- EVER BARRED. decedent’s estate must tion filed herein. WELLS FARGO BANK, tion to request such an DEUTSCHE BANK NA- file their claims with this N.A. SUCCESSOR BY accommodation. NOTWITHSTANDING TIONAL TRUST COM- court WITHIN 3 WITNESS my hand MERGER TO WELLS Please contact the fol- THE TIME PERIODS PANY AS TRUSTEE MONTHS Al 1ER THE and the seal of this FARGO BANK MINNE- lowing: SET FORTH ABOVE, FOR MASTR SPECIAL- DATE OF THE FIRST Court at Bay County, SOTA, N.A. AS TRUS- ANY CLAIM FILED IZED LOAN TRUST PUBLICATION OF Florida, this 9th day of TEE FOR STRUC- Court Administration SECURITY TWO (2) YEARS OR 2007-01 MORTGAGE THIS NOTICE. January, 2019 TURED ASSET SECU- P.O. Box 1089 MORE AFTER THE PASS-THROUGH CER- RITIES CORPORATION Panama City, Florida JOB FAIR DECEDENT’S DATE OF TIFICATES, Plaintiff, ALL CLAIMS NOT CLERK OF THE CIR- PASS-THROUGH CER- 32402 DEATH IS BARRED. FILED WITHIN THE CUIT COURT TIFICATES, SERIES Phone: 850-747-5327 VS. TIME PERIODS SET 2002-AL1 Hearing & Voice Im- FRIDAY, FEB. 8th The date of first publi- FORTH IN SECTION BY:Ladyne Swearingen Plaintiff, paired: 1-800-955-8771 cation of this notice is EARL D. BARNETTE; 733.702 OF THE FLOR- DEPUTY CLERK Email: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM Feb 5, 2019 SHARON L. BAR- IDA PROBATE CODE v. [email protected] 2 cute & small dogs for NETTE A/K/A SHARON WILL BE FOREVER ROBERTSON, ourts.org adoption, 1.5 yrs old, 449 West 23rd Street Attorney for Personal L B; et al., BARRED. ANSCHUTZ, AND DAVID M. GANTT, JR Pub: Feb. 5, 12, 2019 approx. 20 lbs. Like to PANAMA CITY, FL Representative: Defendant(s SCHNEID, PL A/K/A DAVID M. play, cuddle, go for 22817 NOTWITHSTANDING ATTORNEY FOR GANTT A/K/A DAVID walks. House trained, NOTICE OF NOTICE OF Scott B. Barloga THE TIME PERIODS PLAINTIFF MELVIN GANTT, et al spayed, neutered, vac- FORECLOSURE SALE PUBLIC HEARING SATURDAY, FEB. 9th Attorney SET FORTH ABOVE, 6409 Congress Ave., Defendant(s) cinated. Only in a lov- PURSUANT TO Florida Bar Number: ANY CLAIM FILED Suite 100 ing home. CHAPTER 45 NOTICE OF ACTION NOTICE IS HEREBY 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM 048143 TWO (2) YEARS OR Boca Raton, FL 33487 (301) 676-9271 GIVEN Pope & Barloga, P.A. MORE Al ‘TER “IFIE PRIMARY EMAIL: that Emergency 1000 Mar-Walt Drive NOTICE IS HEREBY 490 Grace Ave. DECEDENT’S DAM OF [email protected] TO:THOMAS DOVE Ordinance No. 995 GIVEN HAVANESE PUPS FT. WALTON BEACH P.O. Box 1609 (32402) that sale will be DEATH IS BARRED. Pub: Feb. 5, 12, 2019 RESIDENT: shall be presented to made pursuant to an Unknown the City Commission of AKC Home Raised Panama City, FL Best Health Guar. 32401 Order Resetting Sale The date of first publi- 22807 LAST KNOWN AD- the City of Callaway, entered on January 14, cation of this notice is IN THE CIRCUIT DRESS: Florida for adoption on Call 239-324-4650 Armed & Unarmed Telephone: (850) www.noahslittleark.com 784-9174 2019 in Civil Case No. January 29, 2019 COURT OF THE FOUR- 7001 DE AURRECOE- Tuesday, February 12, Fax: (850) 692-6822 17000705CA, of the TEENTH JUDICIAL CHEA DRIVE, SOUTH- 2019, at 6:00 p.m., at Officers Needed sbarloga@popebar- Circuit Court of the HAND ARENDALL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PORT, FL 32409-5049 the Callaway Arts & SIBERIAN HUSKY FOURTEENTH Judicial HARRISON SALE, LLC BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Conference Center lo- loga.com 14 wk old male, all FOR INFORMATION EMAIL: service@popebar- Circuit in and for Bay CARLOTTA IDA CIRCUIT TO: DEBRA DOVE cated at 500 Callaway shots. $400.00 Text loga.com County, Florida, APPLEMAN THACKER, CIVIL DIVISION RESIDENT: Park Way, Callaway, (850)832-2497 [email protected] wherein, DEUTSCHE ESQ. CASE NO.: Unknown Florida 32404. The Or- Personal Representa- BANK NATIONAL Florida Bar No. 18000771CA LAST KNOWN AD- dinances in their en- tive: TRUST COMPANY AS 0275890 DRESS: tirety may be inspected TRUSTEE FOR MASTR 600 Grand Panama BANK OF AMERICA, 7001 DE at the office of the City Laurie G. Garner SPECIALIZED LOAN Blvd., 4th Floor N.A. AURRECOECHEA Clerk during regular 6400 S. Lagoon Drive TRUST 2007-01 MORT- Panama City Beach, FL Plaintiff, DRIVE, SOUTHPORT, working hours. Panama City Beach, GAGE32407 FL 32409-5049 Florida 32408 PASS-THROUGH CER- Phone: (850) 769-3434 v. Ord. No. 995 Pub: February 5, 12, TIFICATES is the Plain- Fax: (850) 769-6121 YOU ARE HEREBY AN EMERGENCY OR- 2019 tiff, and EARL D. BAR- Email: cathacker@hsm CHRISTINE M. NOTIFIED that an ac- DINANCE OF THE NETTE A/K/A EARL claw.com TURNER A/K/A tion to foreclose a CITY OF CALLAWAY 22554 BARNETTE; SHARON Secondary: ameyer@h TURNER CHRISTINA, mortgage on the fol- AMENDING ARTICLE IN THE CIRCUIT L. BARNETTE A/K/A smclaw.com et al lowing described prop- VII OF THE LAND DE- COURT OF THE FOUR- SHARON L B; STATE ATTORNEY FOR PET- Defendant(s) erty located in BAY VELOPMENT REGU- TEENTH JUDICIAL OF FLORIDA, DE- ITOINER County, Florida: LATIONS OF THE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PARTMENT OF COR- NOTICE OF ACTION Beginning at a point CITY RELATED TO BAY COUNTY, FLOR- RECTIONS; BAY THERESE ANN JOHN- 110 feet South of the DESIGN STANDARDS Top pay for the best people! IDA COUNTY CLERK OF SON, TO: UNKNOWN Northwest corner of AND DEVELOPMENT PROBATE DIVISION COURT; US CREDIT Personal Representa- TENANT(S) Original U. S. Govern- CRITERIA; AMEND- File No: 2019-89-CP are Defendants. tive RESIDENT: ment Lot No. 2, Sec- ING SECTION • Front Desk Agents • Laundry Truck Driver Pub: Jan. 29, February Unknown tion 33, Township 2 15.700.1 - REGULA- In Re: Estate of: JEF- The Clerk of the 5, 2019 LAST KNOWN AD- South, Range 14 West, TIONS FOR MOBILE • Reservationists • Cooks FREY SCOTT STE- Court, Bill Kinsaul will DRESS: and running thence HOMES - TO REGU- 22799 • Housekeepers • Servers PHENSON sell to the highest bid- 370 BELL CIRCLE, East 125 feet, thence LATE THE RELOCA- Deceased. der for cash at IN THE CIRCUIT LYNN HAVEN, FL South 238 feet, thence TION OF USED MO- • Housekeeping Inspectors • Hosts www.bay.realforeclose.com COURT OF THE FOUR- 32444-4630 West 125 feet, thence BILE HOMES IN THE NOTICE TO on February 28, TEENTH JUDICIAL North 238 feet to the CITY BY IMPOSING • Housemen • Dishwasher CREDITORS 2019 at 11:00 AM CST CIRCUIT IN AND FOR YOU ARE HEREBY point of beginning, re- CERTAIN STAND- (Testate) the following described BAY COUNTY, FLOR- NOTIFIED that an ac- serving unto the ARDS; AUTHORIZING • Security • Banquet Servers real property as set IDA tion to foreclose a granters, and the CODIFICATION; RE- GENERAL The administration of forth in said Final Judg- mortgage on the fol- grantees of the grant- PEALING ORDI- • Accounting • Executive Assistant JURISDICTION the Estate of Jeffrey ment, to wit: lowing described prop- ers an easement for NANCES OR PARTS DIVISION Scott Stephenson, erty located in BAY the purpose of egress OF ORDINANCES IN CASE NO. whose date of death LOTS 11 AND 12, County, Florida: and ingress on, over, CONFLICT HERE- Emerald View Resorts Job Fair 18001082CA was November 23, BLOCK 10, HIGH LOT 26 IN BLOCK “A”, and upon a strip of WITH; AND PROVID- 2018, is pending in the POINT SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE land twenty-five (25) ING AN IMMEDI- February 6th • 9:00am - 3:00pm Circuit Court for Bay ACCORDING TO BANK OF NEW YORK REPLAT OF BELAIRE feet wide along the ATELY EFFECTIVE County, Florida, Pro- PLAT ON FILE IN MELLON TRUST COM- ESTATES UNIT ONE, South boundary of the DATE. Apply in person at the Laketown Wharf Event Center PANY, N.A. AS TRUS- bate Division, File PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE AS RECORDED IN tract herewith con- Laketown Wharf • 9902 S Thomas Drive Number 2019-89-CP, 38, IN THE OFFICE TEE FOR MORTGAGE PLAT BOOK 11, PAGE veyed, together with All persons wishing to the address of which is OF THE CLERK OF ASSETS MANAGE- 96, IN THE OFFICE OF the use and enjoyment be heard, please take Bill Kinsaul, Clerk of THE CIRCUIT COURT, MENT SERIES I THE CLERK OF THE in common with the notice and govern Court, Attention: Pro- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- TRUST, CIRCUIT COURT OF grantors and grantees yourselves accordingly. Come join the Emerald View Team! bate Division, Post Of- IDA. Plaintiff, BAY COUNTY, FLOR- of grantors of Oak Har- You are further ad- fice Box 2269, Panama IDA. bor of the following vised that if a person City, Florida 32402. ANY PERSON CLAIM- vs. described parcel: Be- decides to appeal any NO phone calls, please. 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