MIDWEEK:JUNE 27-30, 2018

RANDY HARVEY NIGHT Check out what’s The Florida League going on in your city in honored Sanford’s Seminole County Randy Harvey Saturday night See Sports, Page 1B See People, Page 6A

AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2017 H Vol. 126, No. 92 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Sheriff Lemma gives update on Sheriff’s Your opportunities ASSOCIATED PRESS Office, says crime is going down to meet candidates ALERT OVER SOUND AT HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin SUMMIT SITE A FALSE HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin ALARM With local elections set for August 28, resi- An unusual sound detected by At a Chamber of Commerce break- dents of Sanford and Geneva will have multi- a U.S. advance team in Singa- fast last Wednesday, Sheriff Dennis ple opportunities to see the candidates they’ll pore highlights Washington's Lemma and Chief Dan Purcell of the be voting on coming up in the next several anxiety over mystery injuries to Seminole County Sheriff’s Office were weeks. those serving in diplomatic out- happy about lower crime rates last On Thursday, June 28, the candidates for posts. year, and spoke about how they keep City of Sanford offices of Mayor and City it that way. Commission Districts 1 and 2 will debate at the “We are one of the most densely WHERE TRUMP IS Sanford Civic Center. populated counties in the state of FOCUSING Florida,” Lemma said. “Yet we still See CANDIDATES, Page 6B have some of the lowest-reported Voters weigh in on candidates crime rates. We’re lower than Volusia, in seven states, but the contest than Brevard... we’re definitely lower that matters most to the presi- than Orange County.” dent is South Carolina, where he Sheriff Dennis Lemma speaks duringHerald a morning photo meeting by Larry for Griffin the appeared at a rally to help Gov. Chamber of Commerce last week. Henry McMaster. See LEMMA, Page 5B

THAILAND CAVE SEARCH INTENSIFIES

Efforts to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped inside FATAL CRASH a flooded complex for three days hinge on pumping out water so navy divers have headroom to operate. Sanford Housing AuthorityHerald photoChair Melvinby Larry Philpot Griffin PRINCE WILLIAM BEGINS (from left), Goldsboro Front Porch Chairman Ver- non McQueen and Sanford Community Relations ISRAEL TOUR and Neighborhood Engagement Director Andrew Thomas. The British royal visits Jerusalem's Yad Vashem Holo- caust memorial and meets with Goldsboro Choice Neighborhood Prime Minister Benjamin Ne- tanyahu. Initiative passed by commission

CONNECTED, MOBILE AND By Larry Griffin SNEAKY Herald Staff

Kids are way ahead of their parents, utilizing a variety of so- The final incarnation of the Goldsboro Choice Neighborhood Initiative plan was See AP, Page 6B passed through in the consent agenda at Monday’s City Commission meeting, paving a way forward for a multi-step action plan A crash between two vehicles on Sanford Avenue near 25th Street on Friday resultedHerald in photo one death. by Larry Traffic Griffin on See GOLDSBORO, Page 2A Court upholds Trump travel ban, Sanford Avenue was blocked off and redirected in both lanes for much of the late afternoon. rejects discrimination claim See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 6B Residents upset over possible around Seminole County See page 4 STOCKS OF development on Ohio Avenue LOCAL INTEREST By Larry Griffin SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Herald Staff

Allegiant $139.00 A discussion at Monday’s com- mission meeting over a proposed Bombardier $3.82 14 houses to be developed on Ohio Faro $54.05 Avenue turned heated as residents Invacare $19.35 of the neighborhood argued it would only serve to ruin their NextEra $167.28 space. Tractor Supply $76.88 The Commissioners’ position was that the item being voted on Toro $59.78 was just the first reading to annex Wells Fargo $53.51 the land into the City. There would be a second read- ing on which to change things be- fore it was finally passed through, they said, as well as other agenda Jarrod Cande items down the road related to the development as well. Sanford River Rats Ohio Avenue, where a developer wantsHerald to put 14photo new byhouses Larry where Griffin there's currently mostly trees and farmland. See DEVELOPMENT, Page 8A Florida League Player of the Week PAGE 2A • Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Ruby Harrington Hendrix Scholarship Foundation holds tea fundraiser

By Sheralyn Brinson

The Ruby Harrington Hendrix Scholarship Foundation presented their Annual Scholarship Tea Fundraiser on Sat., March 31, 2018, at the Midway Community Center in Sanford. Ms. Patrice Anderson, local educator, was the fea- tured speaker. Entertainment included a per- formance by the Glam Squad Kids Fashion Show. The Foundation is named in honor of the late Mrs. Hendrix, a long-term educator and admin- istrator in Seminole County Public Schools for more than 32 years. She is well known for pro- viding monetary support and encouragement to students and adults pursuing their educa- tional goals. Proceeds from fundraisers sup- port scholarships for graduating high school seniors in Seminole County. This year’s scholarship was presented to Miss Onneka Jones, a Lake Mary High School graduate. She was a member of the Varsity Basketball Team and completed countless Onneka Jones, Ruby Hendrix Scholarship Recipient Groundbreaking Ceremony at Brawner House Museum of Historical Facts at EvergreenPhotos Cemetery contributed in hours of community service at the American Cancer Society and the Westside Community Casselberry, FL. Center/Boys and Girls Club. She was awarded a Certificate of Achievement and will receive a tees. Pastor Arthur Johnson of St. Luke’s Min- Warner Reid, Building Committee Member; this error. $1,000 scholarship; she plans to attend Florida istries in Lakeland, gave the prayer. and Carmen Bierman, Fundraising Committee A&M University in Tallahassee, FL, in the Fall Residents, area officials, community leaders, Member. Refreshments and fellowship fol- • Upcoming Seminole County Branch- to pursue a degree in nursing. The Committee business owners and others joined in the cele- lowed the ceremony. NAACP events (Marvin Carroll, President): noted, “Onneka is a determined scholar; we are bration of this historic event, including Legisla- Volunteers and monetary donations would • Branch General Membership Meeting very excited to provide this scholarship to her tive Aides to State Representative Bob Cortes, be appreciated to help with completion of this on Thurs., June 28th, at the NAACP Headquar- and wish her continued success in all of her en- Murphy Kennedy and David Castorena; Donna project. For more information, call Alton ters, 2120 N. Beardall Ave.; #1010, in San- deavors.” Onneka is the daughter of Ms. Billie J. Walsh, Seminole County Chief Health Officer; Williams at 321-460-2489 or visit www.ever- ford/Midway; 7 p.m. Cotton of Sanford. Alfred S. Weston, of Bubbalou's Bodacious BBQ greecemetery.us and Facebook/everlastingre- • National Convention dates: July 14-18, Foundation members will participate in ac- in Altamonte Springs; Don Epps, President of standpeace. 2018, in San Antonio, TX. tivities this summer to provide school supplies the Seminole County Historical Society; • Branch 77th Annual Freedom Fund for students. Learn more online at www.ruby- Stephanie Smith Uber, Florida Legislative Af- • The monthly Eastside/Westside Commu- Awards Banquet on Sat., Aug. 11th, at the harringtonhendrix.com, or contact Jacqueline fairs Director; Bennett Lloyd, Coordinator, Mu- nity Meeting is Thurs., June 28th, at the West- Hilton-Orlando/Altamonte Springs Hotel, 350 Harrington Walton at 520-485-RUBY (7829). seum of Seminole County History; Jeff side Community Center, 919 S. Persimmon Ave. S. North Lake Blvd. in Altamonte Springs; 4- Send mail to P.O. Box 1064; Sanford, FL 32772 Caldwell, Division Manager, Seminole County in Sanford, from 6-7 p.m. Everyone is invited 8:30 p.m. Keynote Speaker, Dr. Gena Hender- or e-mail: [email protected]. Leisure Services Dept.; and Donna Bundy, Mu- to come out and share your questions, concerns son from NASA. Star 94.5-FM Radio seum of Seminole County History, Board of and suggestions about the Sanford community Personality JoJo O’Neal, will be the Emcee; af- • The Brawner House Museum of Historical Historical Commission. with the City Manager and City staff from the terparty by D.J. Ken Moore. Semi-formal attire. Facts will be built on the grounds of Evergreen Participating in the groundbreaking cere- Police and Fire Departments and other depart- Tickets: $70 for adults, includes banquet ticket Cemetery, Inc., located at 150 S. Cypress Way in mony and shown in the picture from left to ments. Questions, call Commissioner Velma and a one-year membership; adults-banquet Casselberry. A Groundbreaking Ceremony was right were: Rosalie Wright Cook, Fundraising Williams or Kenneth Bentley at 407-915-6088. only, $50; youth, $30, includes ticket and a one- held at 10 a.m. on Fri., April 27, 2018, with Committee Member; Christopher Bonaduce, year membership; youth-banquet only, $20. For Alton Williams, Board Chairman, presiding. Volunteer; Hon. Bill Hufford, Casselberry City • Correction: In the previous edition of our more information and tickets, call 407-328-7496, He opened the program with greetings and ex- Commissioner; Cora J. Snead, Secretary/Board column we inadvertently mis-stated the loca- or visit pressions of thanks to everyone for their sup- Member; Frank Martz, II, Altamonte Springs tion of the Minott Foundation Prayer Breakfast www.SeminolecountybranchNAACP.org. port, followed by introduction of Brawner City Manager; Hon. Anthony Aramendia, Cas- as St. Paul M.B. Church; the event was held at family members, Board Members, and mem- selberry City Commissioner; Alton Williams, New Bethel M.B. Church in Sanford, Rev. Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrin- bers of the Fundraising and Building Commit- Board Chairman; Eleese Ruiz, Board Member; William F. Lewis, Host Pastor. We apologize for [email protected].

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to revitalize the ailing community. This is a culmination of a two-year-long project to craft a plan that would address every big issue the Goldsboro com- munity faces. The Choice Neighborhood Initiative plan comes from a Housing & Urban Development grant for $500,000 to the City of Sanford and the Sanford Housing Authority, to work on rehabilitating the area, starting with the multi-step plan carefully crafted over a period of years. The plan is focused on core goals such as improving housing with high-quality mixed-income developments, helping people get more access to educational programs and jobs, and bettering neighborhood conditions with more ac- cess to health centers and better business opportunities. In March, as the plan was being finalized, officials work- ing on it spoke with the Sanford Herald about its benefits. Vernon McQueen, chairman of the Goldsboro Front Porch Council, praised the efforts to strengthen necessary services for Goldsboro residents. “We could access services in the county, but this provides them right here in our neighborhood,” he told the Sanford Herald. “Transportation can be challenging. If I’ve got a six month old baby, it’s better to go around the corner than drive all the way to Longwood to get the kid treated.” The increased funding for health care would also assist the community greatly, McQueen said. “Mental health and substance abuse, opioid abuse, are more prevalent,” he said. “Mental health isn’t talked about. Illegal drugs and pain meds, we see it every day. Most of the time, that results from mental health issues.” Seminole Housing Authority Chair Melvin Philpot said he was excited about the prospects for new, affordable hous- ing, and said they were looking forward to bringing more people into a revitalized Goldsboro. “We’re looking to bring back a safe, decent work force,” he said. “We’ll never build a project again.” He also said he wanted to give those who lived in the now-demolished projects in the Goldsboro area the chance to move back and live in better housing. At the 4 p.m. workshop on Monday, Commissioner Velma Williams said it was “not the end,” and in fact their work in Goldsboro was just beginning, and that their work would now be to fund the various arms of the project and start building the historic area up. The item was passed through easily at the 7 p.m. general meeting, on the consent agenda. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 PAGE 3A OPINIONS Diversity and Inclusion Harm II

By Walter E. Williams scribe your ideal job?" "What has been the major cause of your failures?" "More class- My column a fortnight ago, titled "Diver- mates would remember me as humble or sity and Inclusion Harm," focused on the dominant?" dumbing down of science, technology, en- In other words, the FAA opened air traf- gineering and mathematics curricula to fic control training to "off-the-street hires" - achieve a more pleasing mixture of partici- - any English-speaking citizen with a high pants in terms of race and sex. Heather Mac school diploma -- despite the fact that most Donald, a senior fellow at the Manhattan high school diplomas are fraudulent docu- Institute, wrote about this in her article ti- ments. All air traffic control applicants are tled "How Identity Politics Is Harming the required to complete the biographical ques- Sciences" (http://tinyurl.com/y9g8k9ne). tionnaire. Those who "pass" are deemed eli- Mac Donald quoted a UCLA scientist who gible. The questionnaire gives more points said, "All across the country the big ques- to an applicant who answers that he has tion now in STEM is: how can we promote not been employed in the previous three more women and minorities by 'changing' years than it does to an applicant who an- (i.e., lowering) the requirements we had swers that he has been a pilot or is a vet- previously set for graduate level study?" eran with an air traffic control-related The National Science Foundation and the military background. National Institutes of Health are two fed- Michael Pearson, an air traffic controller eral agencies that fund university research, for 27 years who is suing the FAA, said, "A are consumed by diversity and inclusion group within the FAA, including the ideology, and have the power to yank human resources function within the FAA - funds from a college if it has not supported - the National Black Coalition of Federal a sufficient number of "underrepresented Aviation Employees -- determined that the minorities." workforce was too white." In an act of cow- In recent years, the Federal Aviation Ad- ardice, a Republican-controlled Congress ministration has also become consumed by during President Obama's second term cut diversity and inclusion. Prior to becoming a deal allowing the FAA to hire half of new so, the FAA worked with about 36 colleges controllers based on race. to create the Air Traffic Collegiate Training Led by its president, William Perry Pend- Initiative. The colleges offered two- and ley, the Mountain States Legal Foundation four-year non-engineering aviation degrees has brought a discrimination suit in the requiring basic courses in air traffic control U.S. District Court for the District of Co- and aviation administration. Graduates of lumbia in behalf of Andrew J. Brigida these programs became qualified candi- against U.S. Department of Transportation dates for training as air traffic control spe- Secretary Elaine Chao -- although, when cialists. The FAA gave hiring preferences to this suit began, Anthony Foxx was the sec- veterans, those with AT-CTI program de- retary of transportation. (When Chao be- grees, references from administrators and came the secretary, she was automatically high test scores. substituted as the defendant.) In 2013, President Obama-appointed All Americans should hope that the FAA Administrator Michael Huerta Mountain States Legal Foundation suit is deemed that these hiring standards had not successful in preventing the FAA from produced a pleasing mix of air traffic con- using race and sex as criteria for hiring. trollers when it came to race and sex. He Passengers' lives, regardless of sex and announced plans to "transform the (FAA) race, depend upon there being proficient into a more diverse and inclusive work- air traffic controllers. place that reflects, understands, and relates to the diverse customers" it serves. The Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- FAA discarded its longtime use of the diffi- nomics at George Mason University. To find cult cognitive assessment test and imple- out more about Walter E. Williams and read mented instead a new, unmonitored features by other Creators Syndicate writ- take-home personality test -- a biographical ers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syn- questionnaire. Among the questions asked dicate webpage at www.creators.com. are: "The number of high school sports I COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM participated in was..." "How would you de-

MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley

ARREST REPORT

A New Leap Day

Deputies pulled over a man in Fern Park late Sunday night after noticing he had a headlight out. Upon approach- ing the vehicle, they noticed the smell of marijuana. While the driver gave deputies accurate identification, the passenger provided a name of “Jamal Jenkins” with a birthday as February 31, 1998. The deputy wrote in his report, “I knew the information provided to me by the passenger was false due to the fact that February only has 28 days.” “Jamal,” once discovered to actually be Nathan Copeland, 31, had an active warrant for burglary with a firearm. During a search of the vehicle police found a half-chewed pill and a Wawa cup of water with pills dissolving inside. Copeland admitted to police the pills were his . Copeland told deputies they were Adderall and “a prescription pain killer he did not know the name of.” Nathan Brown Copeland, 31, was charged with giving a false ID to law enforcement, possession of drug equipment, destroying evidence, and possession of a controlled sub- stance.

Spirits and Spiritual

Police arrived to a domestic dispute on W. 3rd Street in Sanford between a girlfriend and boyfriend. The girlfriend supposedly struck the boyfriend. The arrest report stated, the two “have been living together… as a single family unit for over 7 years. Throughout this time period, the two have had numerous instances of domestic violence…” They also noted the girlfriend was “visibly intoxicated.” The boyfriend claimed he did not want to press charges against the woman, he just wanted her to leave. Police noted the boyfriend had a “visible laceration” on his cheek, how- ever he would not let police take a picture of his injuries be- cause it would “steal his soul.” Karyn Suzanne Ernst, 57, was charged with domestic vio- lence battery. She has been arrested 13 times in Sanford since 2006. Listed as homeless most of the time, her charges were related to trespassing, disorderly conduct, and posses- sion of an open container. However, in 2008 she was ar- rested for arson after she set fire to a garage because she believed her boyfriend, at the time, was having an affair with the woman allowing them to live in the garage. PAGE 4A • Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD 2018 Hurricane Guide SANFORD HERALD

Be prepared! Make a kit

WATER AND FOOD ESSENTIALS • Water - one gallon of water per day, • Waterproof container for important STAY UP TO DATE - ALERT SEMINOLE per person. Store more for children, nurs- documents ing mothers, pets and those with special • Two week's worth of cash Alert Seminole is a FREE electronic notification system, which will notify your cell needs (sealed bottled water is best). or traveler's checks phone, pager or other text message enabled device when there is a Seminole County • Food - two week supply is best. • A map of shelter locations emergency. Go to Alert Seminole to register your electronic device and e-mail address for • Canned goods - soup, meat, fruit • Battery-operated radio this valuable service. and vegetables • Flashlight and extra batteries • Salt, sugar, pepper, spices • Fire extinguisher NOAA WEATHER RADIOS • Powdered milk • Hand tools - screwdriver, hammer, • Canned or boxed juices or energy pliers, and adjustable wrench NOAA weather radios broadcast weather information, warnings, watches, forecasts drinks • Duct tape and other hazard information 24-hours a day. NOAA weather radios should be an essen- • High energy snacks • Scissors tial part of your home or business emergency kit. To get Seminole County information, • Baby food / formula • Plastic sheeting and garbage bags enter code number 012117 when programming your radio. • Paper cups, plates and plastic • Plastic bucket with lid utensils • Waterproof matches SHELTER BASICS • Manual can opener • Needle and thread • Toilet paper and towelettes Depending on the disaster event, your plan of action may change. You may seek shel- FIRST AID KIT AND MEDICATIONS • Disinfectant and household bleach ter in your home, a County-provided shelter or you may have to evacuate the area. • Two-week supply of prescription • Personal hygiene items Listen for the latest information to locate the nearest open shelter. Space may be lim- medicine and any medical equipment • Baby supplies ited, so take only essential items. • Aspirin or other pain relievers • Tarps Seminole County Special Needs Shelters are available for those who have medical • Anti-diarrheal and antacid conditions that require attention. You must pre-register. To confirm space at a Special medications Needs Shelter, call 407-665-5102. People who require dedicated 24-hour nursing care or a • Antibiotic and anti-itch creams hospital bed should make prior arrangements with a physician, caregiver or home health • Tweezers, bandages, scissors care agency. and safety pins The County also provides a combined Special Needs/Pet-Friendly Shelter, as well as • Sunscreen and mosquito repellent one other Pet-Friendly shelter. Please refer to the Shelter Information section of this web- site. CLOTHING AND BEDDING • [For all family members] PROTECT AGAINST WIND • Shoes, work boots, hats and gloves • Raincoat Hurricanes and tornadoes are not uncommon to Seminole County and by not protect- • Sleeping bags or blankets ing your home properly these storms can cause major damage. However there are steps and pillows that you can take to reduce the future impact of high winds. This checklist should help you to become more prepared for the future in the event of a hurricane, tornado, or other IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS major storm. • Emergency plan and contact numbers Wind Damage • Wills and insurance policies • Be sure that your roof has been properly secured with hurricane straps. • Financial documents and records • Reinforce your garage door or install a new impact and wind resistant garage door. • ID, social security cards • Replace entry doors with solid wood or hollow metal doors which resist wind and and passports flying debris. • Immunization records • Be sure your doors have at least three hinges and deadbolt locks. for family and pets • Before a storm put away any outdoor furniture or barbeque grills which can become • Family records missiles in high winds. Do not use barbeque grills inside. (birth, marriage, and death certificates) • Trim any tree branches hanging over your house. • A list and photos of your • Have a safe room (a first floor interior room with no windows) that your family can valuable items use during a hurricane or tornado. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 PAGE 5A

Contact list Shelter List Bentley Elementary, 2190 Oregon Ave, Sanford, Accepts Pets, Special Needs Crystal Lake Elementary, 231 Rinehart Rd, Lake Mary, No Pets In case of an emergency, always call 911. English Estates Elementary, 299 Oxford Rd, Fern Park, No Pets John Evans Elementary, 100 Chapman Rd, Oviedo, No Pets Geneva Elementary, 275 First St, Geneva, No Pets COUNTY SERVICES CONTACTS ORGANIZATIONS Hagerty High School, 3225 Lockwood Blvd, Oviedo, No Pets Animal Services (Seminole) American Red Cross - Highlands Elementary, 1600 Shepard Rd, Winter Springs, No Pets, Accepts Special Needs 407-665-5201 centralflorida.redcross.org Lake Mary High, 655 Longwood-Lake Mary Rd, Lake Mary, No Pets Building Permits (unincorporated 407-894-4141 Lawton Chiles Middle School, 1240 Sanctuary Drive, Oviedo, No Pets only) 407-665-7050 Center for Disease Control and Layer Elementary, 4201 S.R. 419, Winter Springs, Accepts Special Needs Emergency Management 407-665-5102 Prevention - www.cdc.gov Lyman High, 865 South C.R. 427, Longwood, Accepts Pets Fire and Rescue 407-665-5175 888-232-6348 Markham Woods Middle School, 6003 Markham Woods Rd, Lake Mary, No Pets Garbage Collection (unincorporated FEMA - www.fema.gov Midway Elementary, 2368 Brisson Ave, Sanford, No Pets only) 407-665-2260 800-621-3362 Millennium Middle School, 21 Lakeview Dr, Sanford, No Pets Health Department www.seminoleco Insurance Problems - Oviedo High School, 601 King St, Oviedo, No Pets health.com 407-665-3000 www.fldfs.com 800-342-2762 Teague Middle School, 1350 McNeil Rd, Altamonte Springs, No Pets Sheriff's Office - National Weather Service - Walker Elementary, 3101 Snowhill Rd, Chuluota, No Pets www.seminolesheriff.org 407-665-6600 www.srh.noaa.gov/mlb 321-255-0212 Winter Springs High, 130 Tuskawilla Dr, Winter Springs, No Pets Small Business Disaster Loan Price Gouging - www.800helpfla.com Assistance 407-665-7135 866-966-7226 Salvation Army - Special Needs Shelter Registration www.salvationarmysanford.org 407-665-5102 800-322-2642 Water and Sewer (unincorporated Sanford Airport Authority - only) 407-665-2110 www.orlandosanfordairport.com 407-585-4000 CITY SERVICE CONTACTS Seminole Community Volunteer 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Names Altamonte Springs - Program (SCVP) 407-323-4400 www.altamonte.org 407-571-8000 - Casselberry - www.casselberry.org CABLE ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE Alberto Helene Oscar 407-262-7700 AT&T (formally BellSouth) - Lake Mary - www.lakemaryfl.com www.att.com 800-432-1424 Beryl Isaac Patty 407-585-1448 Bright House Networks (cable) - Longwood - www.longwoodfl.org www.cfl.mybrighthouse.com Chris Joyce Rafael 407-260-3440 407-291-2500 Oviedo - www.cityofoviedo.net Embarq - Debby Kirk Sara 407-971-5555 www.embarq.com 407-339-3811 Sanford - www.ci.sanford.fl.us Florida Power & Light - www.fpl.com 407-330-5600 800-468-8243 Ernesto Leslie Tony Winter Springs - Florida Public Utilities - www.winterspringsfl.org 407-327-1800 www.fpuc.com 386-668-2600 Florence Michael Valerie - Progress Energy - www.progress-energy.com Gordon Nadine William 800-228-8485 PAGE 6A • Midweek : June 27 to 30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY AND DEBARY July Community Events for Young & Old - Cities in Seminole County & DeBary Altamonte Springs Events Village of Geneva Events

Tap Dance Tuesdays, 6 p.m., Geneva Methodist Church, Main Street, Geneva. $5 Call 407-349- 9297.

Marching Band Like to play & march in a band? Join a group of former (& current) band members Red, Hot & Boom ment, games, raffles, prizes & more. Call who love to march, play music & celebrate Tuesday, July 3, 4 to 11 p.m., Cranes Roost 407-978-0421. America! The Greater Geneva Grande Award Park, Altamonte Springs. Music, fun & fire- Marching Band (GGGAMB) is a community works. Newcomers Luncheon band with the shortest rehearsal & perform- Thursday, July 19, 11:30 a.m., Cafe Mu- ance season, every 4th of July, from 8:30 a.m. Senior Brunch rano, 309 Cranes Roost Blvd., Altamonte to 12 p.m. in Geneva. Looking for musicians Thursday, July 5, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., One Springs. $25. Wear red, white & blue & flag Geneva Correspondent, Marie Tatman and of all levels, all ages. Music provided, just Senior Place, 715 Douglas Ave., Alt. Spgs. accessories. Enjoy a summer luncheon buf- her husband, Chuck moved on 10 acres in bring your instrument, marching lyre & patri- Senior Appreciation Brunch & Mixer. No fet. Prize for most patriotic outfit. Advance Geneva in 1999, formerly enjoying horse- otic spirit. Contact Liz Kelsey registration fee for vendors- just bring a gift reservations required. Call 407-366-7751. back riding & fishing but now a less active at [email protected]. basket as donation for raffle. Live entertain- lifestyle. They love Geneva and all the won- derful people who call it home. Geneva Parade Wednesday, July 4, 8:30 a.m. antique vehi- City of Lake Mary Events cles, 9:30 a.m. parade line-up, 10 a.m. parade, Dulcimer Gathering 11:15 a.m. festival with food, face painting, and drama) - Sunday, July 15. Call 407-333- Sunday, July 1, 1 p.m., Rural Heritage Cen- pony rides and more. First Street, Geneva. The 2085. ter, 101 E. Main St., Geneva. Beginners wel- theme is “Christmas in July," Float/horse/bi- come. Learn or bring your own instrument. cycle/ATV decorating planned! This year Appraisal Fair Call 407-349-5697. the public will vote for the 1st ($200) and 2nd Saturday, July 14, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Lake ($150) place floats. The votes will be 50 cents Mary Museum, 158 Country Club Rd., Lake Art Classes per vote or 5 votes for $2. The Judges will de- Mary. $5 per item. Fees donated to museum, July 2 (every first Mon.) , 7 to 9 p.m., Rural cide the kid’s & commercial floats. Register first come/first serve. Call 407-585-1481. Heritage Center, 101 E Main, $25 per session your float at www.123formbuilder.com/form- with all supplies included. Up to 15 people 3550466/2018-Parade-Event-Registration- Car Show can attend and you can attend just one or all Form. There is also an Art Contest that goes Sunday, July 15, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Lake sessions. Art with Valerie Paint Classes will be along with the theme. Any kind of art for wall Lake Mary Correspondent , Mary City Hall, 101 N. 4th St., Lake Mary. held by Geneva artist Valerie Kelley. Call 407- or table concerning Geneva’s “Christmas in Radley Williams is the Events & 729-1449. July” may be entered with two groups, chil- dren 12 & under and all others. And you can Recreation Manager forL ake Walk like a King start growing your beard and getting your Mary Parks & Recreation Friday, July 20, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., 140 E. Summer Eco Camp costume together for the Patriotic Santa Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary. $10. "How to Walk Monday, July 2 to Friday, July 6, Geneva Claus Contest. ($100 winner). like a King." Motivational speakers. Panel Wilderness Center, Geneva, $132 per week Vacation Bible School ($15 extra for extended care). Hiking, nature Monday, July 9 to Friday, July 13, 6:30 to discussions on peer pressure, depression, arts & crafts & more. Call 407-665-2211 for Foxtrot 8:55 p.m., First Baptist Church Markham broken homes & more. Guidance for young men. Prizes, raffles, food. Call 386-301-3989. times & more info. Fridays, 7 to 8 p.m., Rural Heritage Center, Woods, 5400 Markham Woods Road, Lake 101 E. Main St., Geneva. $5 per couple. Learn Mary. Kids (age 3 to 12th grade) will be in- Foxtrot. vited to grab their megaphones, lace up their Local Artists Bible Studies cleats, tune up their instruments, fill up the Saturday, July 28 to Saturday, Sept. 1, Lake Tuesdays, 7 a.m. mens study & 9 a.m. ladies Geneva Homemakers offensive line, sideline & drum line. The Mary Museum, 158 N. Country Club Rd., study. First Baptist, Main Street, Geneva. Go to Every second Wednesday, 10 a.m., Geneva players, cheerleaders & band members will Lake Mary. Original paintings & mixed www.fbcgeneva.com . Community Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. All- realize God has given them His ultimate media from local artists. Call 407-585-1481. age group with card club, book club & playbook. Commencement night (musical Art Contest Tuesday, July 3, 2 to 8 p.m., Bring to Rural lunch/dinner clubs. Call 407-349-0040. Heritage Center, Geneva. Christmas in July City of Longwood Events theme. Kids 12 & under. Winner gets free art lessons from "Art by Valerie." Food Trucks Thursday, July 12, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., 300 N. Ronald Reagan Blvd., Longwood. Fun at Clock Tower Park with food trucks & live City of Oviedo Events music. Back to School Fair Saturday, July 14, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Long- 1700 Oviedo Mall Blvd., Oviedo. $5 for inflata- wood Community Building, 200 W. Warren Oviedo Corre- bles, such as bounce house or $7 day of event. Ave., Longwood. School supplies, games, spondent, Carnival games & rides. Live entertainment. prizes, talent show, games & resources. Reg- Emma Call 407-971-5590. ister at Reichert is an http://www.planetReg.com/HERO2018 . Longwood Correspondent, Orlando native Storytime Ryan Rinaldo is the City of and Oviedo Back to School Physicals Every Thursday, 11 a.m., Barnes and Nobles, Longwood Recreation resident. She The Oviedo Mall, 1260 Oviedo Mall Blvd., Program Coordinator. Thursday, July 26, 9 a.m. to noon, Mon- owns ER Real day, July 30, 6 to 9 p.m., & Wednesday, Au- Oviedo. Join in for a selection of new chil- Estate Group gust 1, 9 a.m. to noon. Longwood Shepherd's dren's storybooks as well as beloved classics. Farmers Market and the My Every Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 300 N. Hope Health Center, 600 N. US Hwy. 17-92, Oviedo store. Indoor Movies Ronald Reagan Blvd., Longwood. Call 407- Suite #124, Longwood. Friday, July 20, 6:30 p.m. Oviedo Cultural 443-6965. Center, Oviedo. Free. "Coco."

City of Casselberry Events Bonkerz Forge Men's Group Saturday, July 21, 6 p.m., Showtime 7:30 to 9 Tuesdays, 7 to 8 a.m., Canterbury Retreat & p.m., Oviedo Cultural Center, 357 Center Lake Conference Center, 1601 Alafaya Trail, Oviedo. Lane, Oviedo. $5 - first 50 tickets/$10 until sell Casselberry Art & Music in Park Bible study group for men. out. Jersey - Haitian Sensation. Call 407-971- Correspon- Friday, July 13, 6 to 9 p.m., Secret Lake Park, 5590. dent, Lynn 200 N. Triplet Lake Dr., Casselberry. Tessa Hoppes is Marie & Jeni Valtinson will play guitar, piano July 4th Celebration the City of & ukulele. Wednesday, July 4, 5 to 9 p.m., Oviedo Mall, Casselberry Recreation Program & Events Supervisor City of DeBary Events

DeBary Correspon- dent, Sherilyn Scott has been a resident of the West Volusia area since 1982, Past President of Friends of DeBary Hall, Board of Directors of DeBary Hall Historic Site since 2004. Her passion is for restoration, educa- tion & preservation of local history.

Light Up Liberty Wednesday, July 4, 2 to 11 p.m., Gemini Springs Park, De- Bary, Live entertainment, activities for kids, food & drinks for purchase.

Garden Pest Control Thursday, July 5, 1 to 2 p.m., DeBary Hall, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Taught by Master Gardner Howard Jeffries. Call 386- 668-3840.

Paranormal 101 Saturday, July 14, 1 to 3 p.m., DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. A 6-part series with TnT Paranormal In- vestigators discussing methods used to investigate evidence of alleged cases of paranormal or unexplained activity. Additional programs set for August 25, Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Nov. 10 & Jan. 19. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : June 27 to 30, 2018 • PAGE 7A SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY AND DEBARY July Community Events for Young & Old - Cities in Seminole County & DeBary City of Sanford Events City of Winter Springs Events

Extension Auditorium, County Home Road, Winter any fitness level. Baby Boot Camp. a great Sanford. Free electronic copies or $5 for workout & kid friendly. First class free. Pricing printed handouts. Houseplants are a wonder- Springs Susan Correspon- varies. Call 305-986-8868. Wenner ful way to bring a little of the outdoors in and improve your air quality. Learn what you dent, Melissa is the POUND need to know to grow houseplants success- Lee Sileo is Publisher Mondays & Wednesdays, 6 p.m., Winter fully in your home. The class will be held at the City of and Springs Civic Center, 400 N. Edgemon Ave., the Seminole County Extension Auditorium, Winter People $5. POUND,drum cardio jam session. Atten- County Home Road, Sanford. Pre-Registra- Springs Editor for dees must supply their own yoga mat. tion required athttps://wg- Recreation the houseplants.eventbrite.com. Programs & Sanford Community Freedom Celebration Herald. Events Wednesday, July 4, 5 to 9:30 p.m., Central ESOL for Adults Coordinator. Winds Park, Winter Springs. Kids activities, Thursdays, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch food, entertainment & more. Fireworks begin Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Call at about 9:10 p.m. Adult Literacy League at 407-422-1540. Aqua Yoga Book Club Yoga in the Park Griefshare Sundays, 9 to 10 a.m., Central Winds Park, Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m., Winter Springs Mondays, 10 a.m. & 7 p.m., Palmetto Av- Wednesday, July 11, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., North Therapy Pool for a unique workout that unites Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Winter Springs. $5 per class. Call 615-579-7435 enue Baptist Church, 2626 S. Palmetto Ave., or 407-327-6593 for details. the mind, body, and spirit through the use of Sanford. Christian-based support group for Call 407-665-1620. meditation and stretching to build strength those grieving the loss of a loved one. Call and balance. Attendees must supply water Baby Boot Camp 407-340-6298 or 407-323-1586 or grief- Mid-Week Market shoes & a towel. Classes are $5. Call 615-579- Mondays,Wednesdays, Fridays & Satur- [email protected] . Thursday, July 12, 6 to 9 p.m., Celery City 7435. Craft, 114 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. 10% of days, Trotwood Park, Winter Springs. Moms of Star Spangled Sanford bar sales go to a different designated charity Wednesday, July 4, 4 to 10 p.m., Ft. Mellon every month. Live music, food trucks, artisan Presbyterians offer comical welcome to the community Park, Sanford. Food, fun, games & fireworks. food & craft vendors.

Vacation Bible School Weekend Gardeners Terrariums as well as the person who broke their mailbox Monday to Friday, July 9 to 13, 9 a.m. to Saturday, July 21, 9 a.m. to noon, Seminole 12:30 p.m., Holy Cross Episcopal Church, 401 County Extension Auditorium, County Home South Park Avenue, Sanford. VBS - “Fixer Road, Sanford.Cost: $15 for printed handouts Upper” will host a parent day BBQ on Friday. and make-and-take an actual terrarium home Children ages 4 to 12 years old. Outdoors ac- or free for electronic copies of the handouts tivities, snacks, interactive skits, song time, and no terrarium. Terrariums are a wonderful arts and crafts. Register by calling 407-322- way to garden on a small scale, particularly 4611 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through during the heat of Florida's summer. Learn Thursday. what you need to know to have a successful and long-lived terrarium or simple vivarium. Kids History Camp Sanford Art Walk Tuesday to Friday, July 10 to 13, 9 a.m. to 3 Saturday, July 21, (3rd Saturday of each p.m., Museum of Seminole County History, month), 6 to 9 p.m., Sanford Welcome Center, 300 Eslinger Way, Sanford. Learn how people 230 E. First St., Sanford. Juried art show, live lived, worked, and played centuries ago with music and lots of art. For info go to www.san- interactive activities, games, and demonstra- fordartwalk.com tions by living historians. Touch real artifacts, make replicas to take home, watch musket-fir- Paint Night ings, try hard-tack biscuits, and more. Cost is Tuesday, July 24, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., North $100 per child, lunch is included. Call 407- Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. 665-2489. $10. Create & be instructed step-by-step with painting materials supplied. Adults only. Call Music Trivia Night 407-665-1620. Tuesday, July 10, 6 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Flying Needles Test your music trivia knowledge. Cash Wednesday, July 25 (last Wednesday of prizes. Ages 15 years & up. Call 407-665-1620. each month), 6 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch Li- brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Free. Gardeners Houseplants Adults & teens 15+. Knit, crochet & other Wednesdays, 6 to 8 p.m., Seminole County needlework, share tips, learn from others. Donations needed - school supplies drive for local students

Many students are returning to school without the essential school supplies needed for the school year. On Saturday, August 04, 2018 at 11 a.m., Facing the Faiths’ Inc. along with other Churches in the Sanford - Seminole County Community will be hosting our annual Youth Back to School Supply Give Away. Financial, refreshments or school supply donations are needed from churches & businesses. The following items are needed:

*BACKPACKS (1,000) * NO. 2 PENCILS (1,000) *SPIRAL * NOTEBOOKS (1,000) *CRAYOLA COLORED PENCILS (1,000) * YELLOW HIGHLIGHTER (1,000) * PENCIL SHARPENERS (1,000) * THREE PRONG POCKET FOLDERS (1,000) * THREE PRONG FOLDERS (1,000) * RULERS (1,000 * GLUE STICKS (1,000) * BLUE OR BLACK INK PENS (1,000) * 3 X 5 INDEX CARDS (1,000) *COLLEGE RULED NOTEBOOK PAPER (1,000) * ELMERS GLUE (1,000) * PINK ERASERS (1,000) * WIDE RULED NOTEBOOK PAPER (1,000) * PENCIL BOXES (1,000) * 3 RING BINDERS (1,000) * CALCULATORS (1,000) * REFRESHMENTS: (To Serve 1,000) * HOT DOGS, BUNS, CHIPS, COOKIES, Herald photos by Tommy Vincent DRINKS & CONDIMENTS Upsala Presbyterian Church in Sanford recently let the community know they are always welcome at Please respond by July 24, with your intended contributions. Donations and financial contri- their church even if they were the one that left their mailbox a bit tattered and tied to the base. A com- butions are needed no later than July 27. Facing the Faiths’, 102 Bob Thomas Circle, Sanford. mical sign displayed the forgiveness and yet humor they were offering. The mailbox has now been 407-756-4523, [email protected] . repaired. PAGE 8A • Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

DEVELOPMENT regard than the dollar,” and to “keep Sanford the place we all love.” Eco Urban Land Artist Tory Tepp Continued from Page 1A There was some confusion over the exact acreage of the property, which was listed as 6.56 acres on the City documents, but residents HeraldBy Jessica Arts ColumnistPirani In the end, they decided to post- stated it was more like 5.6 acres. pone a vote on the matter at all, Representatives from the City stat- rescheduling the vote for their July ed that the initial calculation of 6.56 Tory Tepp began his career in the arts as a 23rd meeting. acres might be faulty, as it was done painter, but over a decade ago, found that The area on Ohio Avenue in with Geographical Information painting had become spiritually unfulfilling question is heavy with trees and System mapping technology, and for him. Tepp explained, “That’s why I started forests and farmland. The road is the actual acreage could be closer to to move on and evolve. Painting was inca- two lanes wide and trees bend over the residents’ estimate. pable of holding on to my changing politics, it, creating a tunnel-like effect as The confusion over the acreage and I wanted to create a longer relationship one drives down. was just more reason for the resi- with the viewer.” The proposed development is by dents that the development should- In his next incarnation, Tory became a land developer Juanita Joachim, who n’t be passed forward at all, even artist, interacting with the soil and natural wants to annex about five acres into just for the first reading of an environment to elicit emotions, forge new ter- the City in order to apply for City annexation. ritory, and break ground in the slow art move- utility services. She’s proposing to The commissioners had differing ment. build a single family housing subdi- opinions on how to proceed. Some highlights from Tepp's journey vision with 14 units at the area “I’ve never been anti-develop- include earning his BA from Parson’s/New located at 3242 Ohio Avenue. ment,” said Patty Mahany, “but I School, and his master’s from Otis College of But a slew of public comments don’t believe in developments that Art and Design in LA before doing a residency were vehemently opposed, stating and installation at the John Muir Wilderness, will ruin the quality of life for Photo contributed that it would break up the scenic someone else. I personally have a after which he worked for Mel Chin driving an Art patrons using the loom. atmosphere of their neighborhood lot of concerns about this.” antique armored car in a public and cause even more traffic to come Art Woodruff said that because it art/educational outfit called the Fundred to an already busy, congested area. was only the first reading for an Dollar Bill Project. to fabricate the components of their next step. “Please study this longer,” said annexation, they should approve it Tepp's out-of-the-box approach followed “Denim has such an iconic American pres- resident Barbara Booth. “Don’t just now and then use the time before this interdisciplinary artist to Florida where he ence,” said Tepp. “Of course the original Levis annex it and ask questions after the another reading to “come up with partnered with the A&H Center to spearhead a were dyed with indigo, so this is symbolic of fact. No one represents the little an agreement that makes everyone group from Evans High School in Pine Hills to the breaking down of American icons and put- people anymore. Do the ethical happy.” He did not state that he build an educational sound garden with 30 ting them back together in the same way that thing and help maintain the beauty was in favor of the development, students. traditional American ideals are being torn of this region.” though. “Last spring we did the Ixchel Song Garden apart and we are trying to figure out how we “I live 20 acres away from the The residents became vocal in and built an earth-work educational garden can reassemble them and feel fair and just.” property,” said resident Sally their opposition several times dur- with musical features; we designed garden He added that the resultant art is “up to the Moore. “I’m concerned about traf- ing the commission’s deliberations, tools that became hybrid musical instruments constituents” who participate by weaving on fic... we have four businesses and to the point where Police Chief and asked the question: How will it change the its loom and interacting with the installation. landscaping and traffic currently Cecil Smith had to step in and tell nature of the work if the tools are designed to “Indigo was one of the first cash crops for using Ohio Avenue. The road size them not to speak out of turn at the have multiple functions?” the English settlers around New Smyrna hasn’t changed since I was 12 years meeting. That project culminated in a poetry reading Beach, so it has a history here in central old.” Some residents pointed out that with the students, but Tepp was just whetting Florida. Indigo comes from the indigo plant, She stated that the airport has Woodruff lived on the lake and his appetite. Boldly, Tory asked the A&H if he which remediates and enriches the soil. It’s a already “really ruined” the area wondered if he should recuse him- could use some land they’d recently acquired, unique dye plant because it comes from the with developments and traffic, and self for any potential conflicts of and as their resident Eco/Urban Land Artist, leaves, not flower; you soak the leaves and that more development isn’t what interest. the A&H was all too pleased to oblige. leave them to ferment in pots, and that creates any of the residents want. Woodruff told the Sanford Herald Indigo Waves, his latest installation, grows a residue which you can grind down into a A written comment from two res- that he was personally opposed to from the Song Garden and Music Box projects powdered indigo dye. It’s a plant that requires idents of the area who couldn’t the development and he had always he began a year earlier. “Our new project start- hot and humid conditions, a very tropical attend the meeting implored the fought against over-developing the ed this spring and came about after the Art31 plant. The Mayans found a way to use indigo commissioners to “hold taxpayers area around the lake where he lives. event that Maitland held, the theme this year glazes [on their pottery] that were stable and and the community in higher “I have a better understanding of was fiber… We came up with an installation lasting, and it wasn’t until the middle of last the area that’s part vertical garden and part public century that they even figured out how this because I loom,” he said. “There’s a movement called was accomplished. This is all interesting to me live there,” slow food, and now a movement called slow because we have a neo-Mayan motif at he said. art. The idea is that you make all the appara- Maitland.” “I’m as tuses that you need for your project, you Tepp’s innovative loom is fully mobile, and opposed to design special tools to help you build the proj- it has already traveled to an Earth Day event over-devel- ect.” as well as to an Orlando Kid’s Fringe Fest opment as Deepening his roots, Tory will use A&H event. To learn, catch his artist’s talk on Friday anyone. land to grow a field of indigo plants, which night, 6:30 p.m. at the A&H Center. I’ve been will be harvested and used to dye future loom voting and works. The loom and garden use improvised Jessica Pirani can be reached at talking that equipment, torn up denim and musical tools [email protected]. way for 40 years.” Page 1B Wednesday June 27, 2018 Sports LMSABriefs Ahoy! Newest Magic Men introduced in OrlandoPhotos taken by Gary Upcoming Events: Bassing/Orlando Magic * Every Wednesday _ LMSA Goslings Rum Racing. Start win- The three players dow 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Be sure to come by the clubhouse selected by the beforehand to sign in and get the Orlando Magic course. Wewill again be meeting during the 2018 at the Breezeway Restaurant NBA Draft were afterwards. NOR/Sailing instruc- tions are here: introduced official- http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_i ly during a Press d=101. This week is another Conference on opportunity to enter and win the Friday (Left-to- Florida Sailing Charters Photo Contest. Toenter,be sure to come Right): Melvin out Wednesday and take photos. Frasier Jr., Pick your best, and post on the President of LMSAFacebook page B a s k e t b a l l (https://www.facebook.com/pg /FlaLMSA/posts/) as a com- Operations Jeff ment under the June 27 Photo W e l t m a n , Contest post. Everyone is encour- Mohamed Bamba, aged enter and to vote (Like). The 2018 calendar is updat- Head Coach ed on the website. Please do Steve Clifford and not hesitate to reach out to us Justin Jackson. should you have any ques- tions about any of the events. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions or ideas. For more information about LMSA, please visit our web site _ www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) 578-8364. Interested parties can find results from past races of 2017 on the “Race Results” page Week 4 in the Florida League (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id= Lightning 623) and results from year’s prior is on the Race Results Archive page on the verge (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). So,whatareyouwaitingfor?You boughttheboat,GOSAILING! of record; ORLANDO PRIDE Orlando Pride (6-3-4, 22 points) earned its first ever Harvey win at the Maryland SoccerPlex on Saturday night, shutting out the Washington Spirit (2-8-4, 10 points) 1-0 honored behind Alanna Kennedy’s goal of the year nominee strike. Special to the Herald With the three points, the Another week of play is in the Pride are now unbeaten in their last six away matches, books, and the Leesburg dating back to a 2-0 win over Lightning remain comfortably the Chicago Red Stars on atop the Florida League standings. May 2. During that span, The Lightning picked up four Orlando has gone 4-0-2, more wins this week, improv- outscored opponents 10-3 and ing their record to 13-1. earned four shutouts. Monday’s game against “Pleased with a lot of things DeLand required a three-run we did, particularly in the ninth inning before Leesburg first half. I thought the first half performance was one of was able to walk off as winners, our better performances 6-5. They then won their next we’ve had away from home, three games against DeLand we probably just didn’t finish and Winter Park (twice) by a things off as well as I thought combined score of 31-6. we could have and the sec- Offensively, the Lightning are ond half we had to really bat- unstoppable. The only offensive tle,” Pride Head Coach Tom category that they do not lead Sermanni said. “The Spirit the league in is home runs came back really strongly in the second half, really fought (they have eight, Sanford has hard to get back in the game 13). As a team, they are slash- and made life difficult for us ing .284/.420/.403, and their But. to our credit, I think our 128 runs scored are 29 more players dug in and worked than the next closest team, really hard to get the win. All DeLand, who has played three in all, delighted to get a win more games. Their 13 wins in a here for the first time.” row tied the 2009 DeLand Suns Eleven minutes into the for longest win-streak in league match, Kennedy scored what would be the only goal need- history. They looked to break ed for the Pride to walk away the mark on Monday night at with all three points. Just past home versus Seminole County. the midfield mark, the DeLand sits in second place Australian midfielder inter- after a 2-2 week. The highlight cepted a pass from for the Suns thus far has been Washington’s Joanna Lohman their pitching staff, which leads and took one touch into the the league in ERA (3.25) and Pride’s offensive half. WHIP (1.35). Sanford went 2-1 Kennedy caught Spirit goal- keeper Aubrey Bledsoe off her after two blowout wins and an line, firing a 50-yard shot over extra-innings loss at the hands Bledsoe and into the back of of the Winter Park Diamond the net. It was Kennedy’s sec- Dawgs. The Rats averaged nine ond goal of the season. runs per game in their three out- The Pride defense picked up ings this week. Winter Park only their fifth clean sheet of the sea- salvaged one win this week, and son as well, as Ashlyn Harris needs a boost offensively, as made three saves in the win. they only put up 14 runs in four Just before the half, fellow Aussie Emily van Egmond came games. Winter Garden and inches from putting the Pride Seminole County are tied for 5th ahead by two goals, but her shot place with identical 5-10 records. whistled just wide of the far post. Here are the standings The Pride return home for through Sunday, June 24: two matches next week, first 1. Leesburg, 13-1. facing the Houston Dash at 2. DeLand, 9-8, 5.5 games behind. 7:30 p.m. tonight 3. Sanford, 7-8, 6.5 GB. (Wednesday) and then host- 4. Winter Park, 7-9, 7 GB. ing league-leading North Carolina Courage on 5. (tie) Winter Garden and Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Seminole County, 5-10, 8.5 GB. Tickets for all Pride home Harvey Honored games can be purchased at The highlight of the week orlando-pride.com/tickets or happened on the field before by calling (855) ORL-CITY. the game began in Sanford on ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Saturday. More than 25 Coming up this week at umpires, many of which Orlando Speed World Dragway: worked a combined 35 NCAA * Today (Wednesday) is College World Series, plus sev- “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, eral hundred fans, were on featuring “All Welcome Test hand to honor Randy Harvey and Tune, Grudge Racing and at Historic Sanford Memorial Fun Runs” with gates open- Stadium. Randy has worked ing at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General for the past three decades as Admission is $12, plus an an umpire, covering all levels additional $13 to race. of college baseball, including * Friday is Honda Night & working the D-I and D-II Test-n-Tune. Honda SFWD World series. The night was Match Race, 11.50 index & “All dedicated as a fundraiser for Welcome” Test-n-Tune, Grudge Randy, who recently suffered a Racing & FUN RUNS...Gates medical setback. More than Open @ 5 p.m. Racing from 6 $2,500 was raised through tick- p.m.-to-11 p.m. Admission $12. Photos courtesy of Florida League et sales, auction items and * Saturday _ GRUDGE- Surrounded by fellow umpires, friends, Florida League representatives and his grandson Kadin, Randy Harvey (top photo) was present- donations. In addition, Florida DAYZ & Florida Top 10 ed with the inaugural Florida League Umpire of the Year award, which will be named the Randy Harvey Award in his honor, by Florida Shootout. Grudge Racing; League founder Sara Whiting was on hand to present Randy League founder Sara Whiting during Randy Harvey Night festivities Saturday night at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. On Monday, the See Briefs, Page 2B Florida League announced the Week 4 Award Winners _ Jarrod Cande (center photo) of the Sanford River Rats as Player of the Week See FCSL, Page 2B and Ryan Welsh (above) of the Winter Garden Squeeze as Pitcher of the Week for games played from June 18-through-24. Page 2B • Wednesday, June 27, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

ScorpsBy Justin Ahlum (University of Florida) shortened week ends withoutSince moving to the pen, a Blankenship win has Special to the Herald given up a combined four hits in five appear- Seminole County falls to 5-10 on the season ances for the Scorpions and struck out nine bat- SANFORD — A week that started out with a loss ters during his time as a relief pitcher. to Winter Garden ended with another loss to Sanford. with their solid starts on the bump. Both guys put solo home run to left field to put the Scorpions WHAT’S NEXT on the board. He finished the night with two Between weather delays, postponements and spo- up respective numbers against the Squeeze, with In the coming week, Seminole County will radic play,the Seminole County Scorpions couldn’t Cohn pitching five innings of three-hit baseball on more walks, getting on base each time and main- taining a 1.000 batting average and OBP. travel to Leesburg and Winter Park to split the piece together nine innings of baseball to gather a Tuesday. Alas, their efforts weren’t enough as the road and home games in half. In between trips to win. In the three games Seminole County played, the Scorpions offense continued to look for a groove. * Righthanded Pitcher Ross Korosec (Rollins) _ With two starts on the hill for Seminole County, Pat Thomas Stadium and Bishop Moore High opposition was the victorious side each time. And, on Saturday night, the Scorpions fell to School, the Scorpions will settle at home for the Sanford River Rats in another edition of the Korosec didn’t disappoint and seemed to gain It started at West Orange High School with a fresh three games at Historic Sanford Memorial #StadiumShowdown, 8-2 in Sanford. the confidence of the Scorps coaching staff. series against the Squeeze. Winter Garden came into Despite picking up two of the three losses on his Stadium against three different opponents. After the game with a firm hold on last place in the league, Korosec was on the bump once again, throw- ing five innings of two-run baseball. record, Korosec still sits in the top five of players an away/home swing against the Lightning, the but with momentum from the previous week. Unfortunately, his efforts weren’t enough as the with the lowest ERA in the league (1.84). Scorpions will host Winter Garden in a makeup They took the success obtained from their weekend Rats jumped on the bullpen and pulled away in And, on Saturday,he struck out nine batters, the most game tonight (Wednesday) and turn around to series and used it against the Scorps. In the two the latter portion of the game. in a single game for any Scorpions pitcher on the roster. host the Diamond Dawgs on Thursday. Seminole games against Seminole County,the Squeeze scored TRENDING UP * Lefthanded Pitcher Zach Blankenship (Valdosta County will finish the week on the road against 11 runs to back up it’s pitching, which held the Scorps * Outfielder Brandon Dudley (Jacksonville) _ State) _ The southpaw has found his groove over Winter Park on Friday and Saturday. offense in check for a majority of the two games. Despite just joining the team on Friday, Dudley let the last couple of weeks on the mound thanks to a * Monday, June 25, @ Leesburg. The Scorpions pitching held them together in his presence be known for the Scorpions. In his first change in approach from the Scorps coaching staff. * Tuesday, June 26, vs. Leesburg. the two games against Winter Garden and com- live action at-bat since January, Dudley slapped a After giving Blankenship a start against the Winter * Wednesday, June 27, vs. Winter Garden, 7 p.m. ing through big time when needed. hard hit single into left field to kickoff his debut. Park Diamond Dawgs early in the season, * Thursday, June 28, vs. Winter Park, 7 p.m. Both Ross Korosec (Rollins) and Aaron Cohn He would follow that single with something bigger. Blankenship has been moved to a reliever position * Friday, June 29, @ Winter Park, 7 p.m. (Fairleigh Dickinson) gave the Scorpions chances Off Rats starter Devin Meyer, Dudley sent a and has taken the role with authority. * Saturday, June 30, @ Winter Park, 7 p.m. Rats start clicking, score 27 runs in Week 4 By Myan Patel (Georgia) the chances of winning. However, Special to the Herald Makarewicz said the pitchers are turn- ing around as a staff and putting SANFORD — An offensively-fueled Sanford goes 2-1, moves into third place together more complete outings. week led the Sanford River Rats to a 2-1 scorching .667 on the week, going 6-for- Another trio of River Rats each bat- home the game-tying run to force Up next, Sanford faces a tough record in the fourth week of the 2018 sea- 9, including a perfect 4-for-4 outing ver- ted .333 on the week. Josh Crouch extra innings, but the Dawgs were stretch of eight games in the next eight son. Sanford scored 27 runs over a three- sus Winter Park. Labosky notched four (SCF) was in the cleanup slot for two able to pull out the victory. days. The Rats opened up with a two- of the games and racked up five RBI. On the mound, Mason Howat game span, outscoring opponents 27-12. RBI and smacked two doubles as well. game series against Winter Garden After a run-rule victory over Winter (Undecided) and Devin Meyer (Nova Sanford split a midweek series with Jarrod Cande (Santa Fe State College), this week. Tonight, Wednesday, the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs, 1-1, who was named the Florida League Park on Monday night, Sanford was star- Southeastern) each picked up a win. ing at a seven-run deficit in game two. Howat threw a solid five innings on Sanford will travel to Winter Park to and took the only meeting this weekend Player of the Week on Monday, was a At the end of the fifth inning Monday and allowed just one run en make up an earlier contest before a against the Seminole County Scorpions. part of four Sanford sluggers to bat over .400 on the week. Cande finished Tuesday night, the Rats were in an 8-1 route to the Rats’ victory. On Saturday three-game weekend series against In another shortened week, the Rats with a .500 batting average (3-for-6), hole. Slowly but surely, Sanford night, Meyer once again turned in a nice DeLand starting Thursday. The Rats showed signs of clicking and starting a also driving in four runs and launching chipped away. In a three-run seventh performance on the bump. Meyer tossed then have back-to-back games against mid-season rally. Entering the week 5-7, his first home run of the season. Cande inning, the Rats battled back and six innings and gave up just one run Leesburg to open up July before their Sanford creeped closer to .500 and now slugged a healthy 1.000 for the week. made it a one-run ballgame. Crouch while striking out six opposing hitters. next scheduled day off on July 3. sits at 7-8 on the season, just one game Other Rats to bat over .400 included had a big part in the contest as his no- Nevertheless, walks still appear to be To stay up to date on all of the latest behind the second-place DeLand Suns. Dathan Prewett (Undecided) at .462 and doubt, three-run homer is what the downfall of the Rats’ pitching staff. information regarding the River Rats, Offensively, the Rats looked comfort- Miles Simington (Heartland) who batted slimmed the Winter Park lead to one. While the free passes have lessened in be sure to follow the team on Facebook, able and smooth at the plate. Andrew .417. The four aforementioned Rats com- Then, in the ninth inning with two number, head coach Scott Makarewicz Twitter and Instagram. The team page Labosky (Nova Southeastern) hit a bined for a total of 14 RBI of the team’s 27. outs, Crouch singled and brought acknowledged that the walks diminish is @FCSLRats on all three platforms. Briefs Continued from Page 1B and-Under free) and General Memorial Stadium, South Orange hall meeting for your class at the and Lamine Sané alongside captain United goalkeeper Steve Clark. Youth Complex and Central Winds track, on Saturday, June 30, from Jonathan Spector. Donny Toia, Uri Higuita began the sequence, work- Grudge Race Shootout; Florida Top Admission plus Test-n-Tune Card is $25. The Dragway Information Hotline Park in Winter Springs. 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The meeting Rosell, Sacha Kljestan and Will ing it to Mueller and then Allen. Ten Shootout; All Welcome Test-n- is at (407) 568-5522 and the website is Visit the website _ will be held in the bar on the grand- Johnson were the midfielders, while City was positive for the remain- Tune; Outlaw Call Outs; Small Tire at _ www.raceosw.com/dragway/. www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for stand side and we want to hear your Justin Meram, Dom Dwyer and der of the half but couldn’t find the Callouts; Hard Tire Shootout. SpeedWorld is located 17 miles more information on the league. thoughts, suggestions and concerns! Josué Colmán were the forwards. breakthrough. Edwards came up Added to our GRUDGEDAYZ east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 45-AND-OVER LEAGUE This Saturday there will be a special Montreal opened the scoring with an huge early in the second half and Race! Several racers are going to East Colonial Drive, between Saturday, June 30 50-lap feature for the Pro Late Model’s own goal off Sané in the 13th minute. again late on as D.C. pressed. City’s Bristol for the Footbrake Race. Here is Orlando and Titusville on Highway Championship and a 10-Lap Dash for Cash for the In the second half, Murphy 2015 third-round SuperDraft pick a little pre race gamblers for you to 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. 10 a.m. _ Daytona Beach Rays vs. Sportsman cars, plus division action in inserted rookie Chris Mueller for made an incredible save in the 97th check out! $25 Entry goes towards the Dr. Phillips Cubs, SOYC 2. the Sportsman (25), Super Stocks (25), Tarek and replaced Johnson with minute when he reached behind pot! Juniors will be headed to the SENIOR BASEBALL Mod Minis (20) and Bombers (20). Scott Sutter, who made his first him and pulled the ball off the line Eastern Conference Finals and Here is the upcoming schedule NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Pit gates open at 4 p.m. Division appearance since April 8, in the and through his legs. showed interest in a little Junior in the Spring 25-and-Over, 35-and- The 2018 NASCAR Whelen All- Practice from 5 p.m.-to-6:45 p.m. Ticket 66th minute. PC came on for Toia After 120 minutes with the game Dragster Pre Race... All classes com- Over and 45-and-Over leagues of America Series is underway at booths and grandstand gates open at 6 in the 74th minute. tied at one, the match moved to bined! $10 entry goes towards the pot! the Orlando Senior Baseball New Smyrna Speedway. p.m. and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. Ignacio Piatti made it 2-0 in the penalty kicks. Will Johnson got Gates open at 6 p.m. and racing until Association that plays its games at Attention Pro Late Model drivers Adult admission is $15 (reserved 84th minute. The play was original- things started with a cool finish at 12 a.m.Admission is $12 (kids 10- Zinn Beck Field, Historic Sanford and crews! We are having a town seating is $20, the top six (6) rows ly called offside but the goal was before Edwards parried away of the Main Grandstand) with all awarded upon Video Review. Yamil Asad’s attempt. Kljestan slot- seniors (65+) and military (with The match was the second of the ted his PK home before Acosta valid ID for proof of age or Military Club’s two Pride in our City match- tried a chip but hit the bar. Mueller FCSL * Ryan Welsh, Winter Garden Squeeze affiliation) admitted for $13. Kids es to celebrate Pride Month and also scored, Jose Villarreal had his (Undecided) _ two games, 3.1-Innings Pitched, 11 years of age and under are free honor and remember the 49 victims shot saved but Josué Colmán Continued from Page 1B one hit, no runs, no bases on balls, five strike outs. of charge. MUST be accompanied of the tragedy at Pulse Nightclub. scored to give City the 4-2 win. with the inaugural Florida League Umpire of the Others receiving votes: Mason Howat by paying Adult to qualify for Free On Wednesday, Orlando City SC It is the first time City advances Admission. Pits - Members ($20), to the quarterfinals since 2015. Year award ... which will be named the Randy (Sanford), Ross Korosec (Seminole). advanced to the quarterfinals of the Harvey Award in his honor. Non-Members ($25). 2018 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Orlando City visits Atlanta United Upcoming Schedule: The track is located at the corner Player of the Week after a 1-1 (4-2) win in penalty on Saturday, June 30, at 7 p.m. Monday June 25 of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New before visiting 2018 expansion side Jarrod Cande appeared in all three Sanford kicks against D.C. United on * DeLand 6, Winter Park 5, 9-innings. Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. Wednesday at Maryland LAFC on July 7. The Lions return to River Rats games this week; two as a hitter and * Seminole County 5, Leesburg 1. For information on New Smyrna SoccerPlex. Orlando City will face Orlando City Stadium on Saturday, one as a pitcher. In his two games at the dish, he * Winter Garden 12, Sanford 8. Speedway, call the track office at the Philadelphia Union in the quar- July 14 to host Toronto FC. collected three hits in six trips to the plate, includ- Tuesday, June 26 386-427-4129 or visit the website at terfinal on July 18. Tickets to all City home matches ing his first home run of the season. He scored * Leesburg at Seminole County (doubleheader), late. www.newsmyrnaspeedway.org. “Cup games are always hard are available at OrlandoCitySC.com or by calling 855-ORL-CITY. four times and drove in four more, helping the * Sanford at Winter Garden (Continuation of ORLANDO CITY because it’s like a mini final and Rats to a 2-1 record on the week. He also kept June 13 and a regular game), late. In its first home game in a month, you have to play to a winner,” JUNIOR GOLF Sanford in the game on Tuesday night against * DeLand at Winter Park, late. Orlando City SC (6-9-1, 19 points) Lions interim head coach Bobby Sanford junior golfers ages 11-18 are Winter Park. After trailing 8-1, Sanford was claw- Wednesday, June 27 fell 2-0 to the Montreal Impact (6- Murphy said. “With our guys, the invited to compete in an upcoming ing their way back into the game. Cande stymied 7 p.m. _ Winter Garden at Seminole County. 11-0, 18 points) on Saturday at change of the shape, the weather Arrowhead Junior Golf Tour event. delay - there was just a lot thrown the Dawgs offense, chalking up five strikeouts in 7 p.m. _ DeLand at Leesburg. Orlando City Stadium. The AJGT Blue Harbor Pointe 2.1 innings of work, helping Sanford tie the game “I think the first half we had next at us tonight. I thought the guys Stroke Play Championship in 7 p.m. _ Sanford at Winter Park. coped with it really well, even the Mandeville, LA at the Beau Chene before eventually falling in extra innings. Thursday, June 28 to no energy and that might’ve been me thinking people could get patches in the game where we were Golf Club on July 21-22. * Jarrod Cande, Sanford River Rats (Santa Fe State 7 p.m. _ Winter Garden at Leesburg. through what they went through up against it and they were on top The tournament entry fee is $195 and College) _ 3-for-6 (.500), four runs scored, home 7 p.m. _ Sanford at DeLand. on Wednesday night, thinking we’d of us. We didn’t capitulate. We dug includes two days of green fees, tee run, four RBI, stolen base, .625-On Base Percentage, 7 p.m. _ Winter Park at Seminole County. get a lift from some people we in and held firm. They stuck togeth- gifts, and Trophies in four age divisions. 1.000-Slugging Percentage; Pitching _ 1 Game, 2.1- Friday, June 29 brought in, and none of it seemed er and they fought. Penalties are Recommended accommodations Innings Pitched, three hits, five strike outs. 6 p.m. _ Leesburg at Winter Garden. to work,” Lions interim head coach always a toss up so you don’t feel are available at Country Inn & Suites Others receiving votes: Tanner May (Leesburg). 7 p.m. _ DeLand at Sanford. Bobby Murphy said. “There’s great about winning in penalties in Covington, LA. Please call 985-809- Pitcher of the Week 7 p.m. _ Seminole County at Winter Park. nowhere to hide in this. It’s not but you’re sure happy to move on.” 0467 for reservations and group rate. Ryan Welsh made two appearances out of the Saturday, June 30 good right now. But it doesn’t have The match was paused in the sixth The registration deadline is Wednesday, July 18, at noon. bullpen for the Winter Garden Squeeze this week. 6 p.m. _ Leesburg at Winter Garden. to stay that way. That’s a choice. minute for a 90-minute lightning delay. D.C. opened the scoring in the The 2-day, 36-hole tournaments 7 p.m. _ DeLand at Sanford. We just gotta keep going and go On Monday against Seminole County, he allowed back to work.” ninth minute when Luciano Acosta are ranked by the Junior Golf only one hit over two innings of work while strik- 7 p.m. _ Seminole County at Winter Park. Murphy rolled out the same rifled a close-range shot into the net. Scoreboard and hosted by the ing out two. Then on Friday against DeLand, he Sunday, July 1 three-man back line featured in the Meram equalized in the 17th Arrowhead Junior Golf Tour. tossed 1.1 innings and struck out three of the four 5 p.m. _ Sanford at Leesburg. victory over D.C. United in the minute after he took a pass from To enter the event, please call batters he faced. In five games on the season, he has 5 p.m. _ DeLand at Seminole County. Round of 16 of the U.S. Open Cup Kljestan that went through a Diane Ford at 985-630-3066 or enter a sparkling 1.12 ERA over eight innings of work. 5 p.m. _ Winter Garden at Winter Park. on Wednesday, with Amro Tarek defender’s legs and shot it through online at www.arrowheadjgt.com. PAGE 3B • Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS

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estate on whom a copy of this F.S. 713.78. Courtesy Towing, Publish: June 27, 2018 to section 865.09 of the Florida IN THE COUNTY COURT OF 121 LAKE ADA CIRCLE notice is required to be served Inc. reserves the right to accept F192 Statutes. Plaintiff, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SANFORD, FL 32773 must file their claims with this or reject any and/or all bids. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR court Publish: June 27, 2018 v. DA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 -AND- 2012 2T1BU4EE5CC821209 F199 DA MONTHSAFTERTHETIME CASE NO. TOYOTA THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BEN- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE 2017-CA-000996-14N-G TO: LEVADA ELAINE MERLI- 2011 JN8AS5MV6BW311261 Notice is hereby given that EFICIARIES,DEVISEES, CASE NO.: OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS NO A/K/A LEVADA E. MERLINO NIS TWINCITIESMOA,LLC, ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND 2017-CC-000076-20-S F/K/A LEVADA ELAINE GROW AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- owner, desiring to engage in CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, SOCIETY FSB, d/b/a CHRIS- ALAFAYA WOODS HOME- ICEOFACOPYOFTHIS business under the fictitious NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME NOTICEgiven that AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY TIANATRUSTASOWNER NOTICE ON THEM. Publish: June 27, 2018 OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, Current Residence Unknown, F188 name of ASIAN CHAO located MAREK KORYTKOWSKI, CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE TRUSTEE OF THE RESIDEN- INC., but whose last known address All other creditors of the dece- at 750 FLORIDA CENTRAL owner, desiring to engage in ESTATE OF MARSHALL TIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNI- was: dent and other persons having PARKWAY, SUITE 100, LONG- business under the fictitious GRIER,JR.ANDBETTYE. TIES TRUST III, Plaintiff, claims or demands against WOOD, FL 32750 in SEMI- name of EAST AUTO & TRAV- GRIER A/K/A BETTY GRIER, 111 WOODFIELD DR #203 decedent's estate must file their NOLE County intends to register EL located at 1982 WATER LN, ET AL., Plaintiff, vs. SANFORD, FL 32773 claims with this court the said name with the Division MAITLAND, FL 32751 in SEMI- PursuantNotice of to Public Ch 713.585(6) Auction F.S. WITHIN 3 of Corporations, Florida NOLE County intends to register Defendants. vs. COURTNEY MEEK, -AND- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE United American Lien & Department of State, pursuant the said name with the Division OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Recovery as agent w/ power of to section 865.09 of the Florida of Corporations, Florida PARVIZ PAKZADIAN; et al., Defendant. TO: PHYLLIS DALE ROLLE OF THIS NOTICE. attorney will sell the following Statutes. Department of State, pursuant NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE A/K/A PHYLLIS ROLLE F/K/A vehicle(s) to the highest bidder; to section 865.09 of the Florida SALE Defendants. PHYLLIS DALE BARTON ALLCLAIMSNOTFILED net proceeds deposited with the Publish: June 27, 2018 Statutes. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN NOTICE OF SALE PUR- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS clerk of court; owner/lienholder F193 pursuant to a Final Judgment SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Current Residence Unknown, SETFORTHINSECTION has right to hearing and post Publish: June 27, 2018 dated June 19, 2018 entered in NOTICE OF SALE Notice is given that pursuant to but whose last known address 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA bond; owner may redeem vehi- F200 Civil Case No. 2014-CA-001906 the Final Judgment of was: PROBATE CODE WILL BE cle for cash sum of lien; all auc- in the Circuit Court of the 18th pursuantNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated June 11, FOREVER BARRED. tions held in reserve Judicial Circuit in and for Foreclosure dated June 18, 2017, in Case No. 2017-CC- 2962 WHITE PINE LN Seminole County, Florida, 2018 entered in Civil Case No. 000076-20-S, of the County LONGWOOD, FL 32750 NOTWITHSTANDING THE Inspect 1 week prior @ lienor NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME NOTICE given that wherein THE BANK OF NEW 2017-CA-000996-14N-G of the TIME PERIODS SER FORTH Court in and for Seminole facility; cash or cashier check; LUNA 2019, LLC, owner, desir- NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME NOTICEgiven that YORKMELLONFKATHE Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED County, Florida, in which that an 18% buyer premium; any per- ing to engage in business under INTERNATIONAL AVIAN BANKOFNEWYORK,AS Circuit in and for Seminole YOU ARE NOTIFIED AFTER TWO (2) YEARS OR ALAFAYA WOODS HOME- action to foreclose a mortgage son interested ph (954) 563- the fictitious name of ASIAN TRAINERS CERTIFICATION TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- County, Florida, wherein WILM- MOREAFTERTHEDECE- OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, on the following property in 1999 CHAO located at 750 FLORIDA BOARD INC, owner, desiring to CATEHOLDERS OF CWALT, INGTON SAVINGS FUND INC., is the Plaintiff and Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: DENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS CENTRAL PARKWAY, SUITE engage in business under the INC., ALTERNATIVE LOAN SOCIETY FSB, d/b/a CHRIS- BARRED. COURTNEY MEEK is the Sale date July 27, 2018 @ 100, LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in fictitious name of INTERNA- TRUST 2006-OA16, MORT- TIANATRUSTASOWNER Defendant. The Clerk of Court The date of first publication of SEMINOLE County intends to TIONALANIMALTRAINERS GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- TRUSTEE OF THE RESIDEN- LOT 108, HIDDEN LAKE 10:00 am 3411 NW 9th Ave Ft will sell to the highest and best this notice is June 20, 2018. Lauderdale FL 33309 register the said name with the CERTIFICATION BOARD locat- TIFICATES,SERIES 2006- TIAL CREDIT OPPORTUNI- bidder for cash at the Seminole PHASE III, UNIT V, ACCORD- Division of Corporations, Florida ed at 434 BROOKSBORO TER, OA16, Plaintiff and THE TIES TRUST III, is Plaintiff and County Courthouse, 301 North ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF Glenn W. Tomasone, Esquire Department of State, pursuant NASHVILLE, TN 37217 in UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICI- PARVIZ PAKZADIAN; et al., are 32170 2000 Dodge VIN#: Park Avenue, Room S201, AS RECORDED IN PLAT 1679 Garden Avenue to section 865.09 of the Florida SEMINOLE County intends to ARIES, DEVISEES, Defendant(s). 1B4HR28Z5YF236558 Lienor: Sanford, Florida, 32771 at 11:00 BOOK 29, PAGES 40 AND 41, Melbourne, FL 32934 Statutes. register the said name with the ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, Extreme Auto Repair & a.m., on July 17, 2018, the fol- PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- (321) 259-4445 Division of Corporations, Florida CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, The Clerk, , will lowing described property set NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. [email protected] Performance 609 W 27 St Publish: June 27, 2018 Department of State, pursuant AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY sell to theGRANT highest MALOY bidder for forth in the Order of Final has been filed against you and Florida Bar #0096652 Sanford 407-328-5871 Lien Amt F194 to section 865.09 of the Florida CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE cash, at the Judgment: you are required to serve a copy $3952.65 Statutes. ESTATE OF MARSHALL Seminole County of your written defenses, if any, LORETTA McADAM GRIER,JR.ANDBETTYE. Courthouse, 301 N. Park Ave, to it on EXL LEGAL, PLLC, Petitioner Licensed Auctioneers FLAB422 Publish: June 27, 2018 GRIER A/K/A BETTY GRIER; Room S201, Sanford, FL at Lot 8, ALAFAYA WOODS, Plaintiff's attorney, whose FLAU 765 & 1911 F201 D.G.CUTLIPAKADORRIE 11:00 o'clockon a.m. the on following August PHASE 22, as per plat thereof, address is 12425 28th Street Publish: June 20, 27, 2018 NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME given NOTICE that U GRIER CUTLIP AKA DORRIE 21,described 2018 property as set forth recorded in Plat Book 39, North, Suite 200, St. F141 Publish: June 27, 2018 MAGON, LLC, owner, desiring GRIERBOLER;EARLMAR- in said Final Judgment, to wit: Page 18 and 19, of the Public Petersburg, FL 33716, within F189 to engage in business under the SHALLGRIER;MARCHELLE Records of Seminole County, thirty (30) days after the first fictitious name of MAKI OF BROOKS AKA MARCHELLE D. Florida. publication of this Notice of JAPAN located at 750 FLORIDA NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME given NOTICE that C.S. BROOKS AKA MARCHELLE D. Lot 83, of ALAFAYA WOODS Any Person claiming an interest Action, and file the original with CENTRAL PARKWAY, SUITE MARKETVENTURES,LLC, GRIER; DAPHNE GRIER AKA PHASE XXI B, according to in the surplus from the sale, if the Clerk of this Court at 301 OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice 100, LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in owner, desiring to engage in DAPHNE E. HAWKINS-GRIER; the Plat thereof, as recorded any, other than the property North Park Avenue, Sanford, FL of Foreclosure of Lien and intent PUBLIC SALE SEMINOLE County intends to business under the fictitious CAROLYN MURPHY AKA CAR- in Plat Book 41, Page 85, of owner as of the date of the lis 32772-8099, either before serv- to sell these vehicles on 2011 DODGE NITRO / SILVER register the said name with the name of CLEARCHOICE MAR- OLYN MARIE MURPHY; the Public Records of pendens must file a claim within ice on Plaintiff's attorney or 07/18/2018, 09:00 am at 325 1 D 4 P T 4 G K 0 B Division of Corporations, Florida KETING SOLUTIONS located at ALAFAYA WOODS HOME- Seminole County, Florida 60 days after the sale. immediately thereafter; other- Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, W 6 0 2 5 1 7 Department of State, pursuant 104 LUDLOW DRIVE, LONG- OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, wise, a default will be entered pursuant to subsection 713.78 to section 865.09 of the Florida WOOD, FL 32779 in SEMI- INC.; UNKNOWN TENANT #1 Property address: 1054 DATED: June 15, 2018. against you for the relief of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo PUBLIC SALE WILL BE HELD Statutes. NOLE County intends to register NKA EKEITHIA MURPHY; Hornbeam Street, Oviedo, demanded in the complaint peti- Towing, Inc. reserves the right to @ 10:00 AM JULY 12th 2018 the said name with the Division UNKNOWN TENANT #2 NKA Florida 32765 By: tion. accept or reject any and/or all Publish: June 27, 2018 of Corporations, Florida DOROTHYHUGHESAKA Any person claiming an interest Carlos/s/ R. Carlos Arias, R. Esquire Arias, Esq. bids. 1240 S. RONALD REAGAN F195 Department of State, pursuant DOROTHY ANN HUGHES are in the surplus from the sale, if Florida Bar No.: 0820911 WITNESS my hand and seal of BLVD.LONGWOOD. FL. to section 865.09 of the Florida defendants, Clerk of Court, will any, other than the property the Court on this 11th day of WAULC68E13A234893 Statutes. sell the property at public sale in owner as of the date of the lis June, 2018. 2003 AUDI A4 Publish: June 27, 2018 Room S201 of the Seminole pendens must file a claim within IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH F190 Publish: June 27, 2018 County Courthouse, 301 North 60 days after the sale. A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS Grant Maloy Publish: June 27, 2018 NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME NOTICE given that F202 Park Avenue, Sanford, FL ANY ACCOMMODATION IN Clerk of the Circuit Court and F184 LUNA 2019, LLC, owner, desir- 32771 beginning at 11:00 AM on DATED this 21st day of June, ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN Comptroller ing to engage in business under August 21, 2018 the following 2018. THIS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE the fictitious name of ASIAN described property as set forth ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO By: Rosetta M. Adams PublicNOTICE notice OF PUBLICis hereby SALE given CHAO located at 750 FLORIDA in said Final Judgment, to-wit: LAW OFFICES OF MANDEL, YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF Deputy Clerk that, on the date and at the time CENTRAL PARKWAY, SUITE NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS MANGANELLI & LEIDER, P.A. CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. listed below, and continuing 100, LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in NAME Attorneys for Plaintiff PLEASE CONTACT ADA OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice from day to day until all goods SEMINOLE County intends to Notice is hereby given that I am LOT 18, ALAFAYA WOODS 1900 N.W. Corporate Blvd., Ste. COODINATOR AT SEMINOLE If you are a person with a dis- of Foreclosure of Lien and intent are sold, we will sell at public register the said name with the engaged in business at 1200 PHASE VI, ACCORDING TO 305W COURT ADMINISTRATION, ability who needs any accom- to sell these vehicles on auction, to the highest bidder, Division of Corporations, Florida Van Arsdale Street, Seminole THE PLAT THEREOF AS Boca Raton, FL 33431 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE, modation in order to partici- 08/02/2018, 09:00 am at 325 for cash, at the warehouse of Department of State, pursuant County, Oviedo, Florida 32765 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Telephone: (561) 826-1740 SUITE N301, SANFORD, pate in this proceeding, you Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, United Stor-All, at 965 S. to section 865.09 of the Florida under the Fictitious Name of 35, PAGES 76, 77, AND 78, Facsimile: (561) 826-1741 FLORIDA 32771, (407) 665- are entitled, at no cost to you, pursuant to subsection 713.78 Semoran Blvd., Winter Park, FL Statutes. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- [email protected] 4227. NOTE: YOU MUST CON- to the provision of certain of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo 32792, the contents of the fol- Professional, and that I Therapy intend to NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TACT COORDINATORY AT assistance. If you require Towing, Inc. reserves the right to lowing storage units containing Publish: June 27, 2018 registerAssociates said name with the BY: LEAST 7 DAYS BEOFRE assistance please contact: accept or reject any and/or all household and/or business F196 Divisions of Corporations, Property Address: 1058 DANIEL S. MANDEL YOURSCHEDULEDCOURT bids. goods, for rent and other Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- Alpug Avenue, Oviedo, FL FLORIDA BAR NO. 328782 APPEARANCE,ORIMMEDI- ADA Coordinator at Seminole charges for which a lien on dance with the provisions of the 32765 ATELY UPON RECEIVING Court Administration LL0TCAPH9GY361203 same is claimed, to wit. Fictitious Name Statues, to+wit: Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE 301 N. Park Avenue 2016 YNGF MC Section 865.09, Florida Statutes ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN F206 TIME BEFORE THE SCHED- Suite N301 NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME NOTICE given that 1991. INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS ULED APPEARANCE IS LESS Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 Publish: June 27, 2018 DATE OF SALE: TWINCITIESMOA,LLC, FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU ARE (407) 665-4227 F185 July 13, 2018 owner, desiring to engage in Harry A. Steinmeyer III OTHER THAN THE PROPER- HEARINGORVOICE TIME OF SALE: business under the fictitious TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE IMPAIRED IN SEMINOLE NOTE: You must contact 2:30 PM or thereafter name of MAKI OF JAPAN locat- Publish: June 27, 2018 OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COUNTY, CALL 711. coordinator at least 7 days Household Items, ed at 750 FLORIDA CENTRAL F203 FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ARIAS BOSINGER, PLLC before your scheduled court WeightAntonio Mitz, Equipment: PARKWAY, SUITE 100, LONG- DAYS AFTER THE SALE. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 140 North Westmonte Drive, appearance, or immediately HouseholdGeorge WOOD, FL 32750 in SEMI- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Suite 203 upon receiving this notifica- JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Items;Papageorgiou, NOLE County intends to register IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH DA Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 tion if the time before the TOWING gives Notice of HouseholdPrincess Items; Lewis, the said name with the Division A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS (407) 636-2549 scheduled appearance is less Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Paperwork; Joshua of Corporations, Florida ANY ACCOMMODATION IN CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION than 7 days; if you are hearing sell these vehicles on McNight, , Furniture,Estate Department of State, pursuant NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN Publish: June 20, 27, 2018 or voice impaired in Seminole 07/13/2018, 9:00 am at 326 Paintings;Sales Winter Park to section 865.09 of the Florida NAME THIS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE CASE NO.: 2016-CA-001413 F139 County, call 711. LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- Furniture; Jerderline D Heath, Statutes. Notice is hereby given that I am ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO JKP HOLDINGS, LLC, Publish: June 20, 27, 2018 6774, pursuant to subsection Household Items,Atino Furniture; Secor, engaged in business at 3300 W. YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF Plaintiff, F140 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. , Publish: June 27, 2018 Lake Mary Blvd., Suite 210, CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Antiques;Estate Sales Winter Park F197 Seminole County, Lake Mary, PLEASE CONTACT THE ADA v. TOWING reserves the right to Tools, Bikes;Earnest Lemaine,, Florida 32746 under the COORDINATOR AT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF accept or reject any and/or all Furniture, Toys;Krystal Williams Fictitious Name of ADMINISTRATION, SEMI- MICHAEL J. MEW, et. al. THE EIGHTEENTH bids. Household Items;Gabriela Ott, Rajendra, and NOLECIVILCOURTHOUSE, Defendants. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN Furniture, HouseholdJodi Items. Cowan, thatSawh-Martinez, I intend to MD, register MHS said 301 N. PARK AVE., SUITE FOR SEMINOLE AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN- JKAEXMJ1X9DA39777 NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME NOTICE given that name with the Divisions of N301, SANFORD, FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA TY, FLORIDA 2009 KAWASAKI AUCTIONEER: STORAGE RAY'S BAYS, LLC, owner, desir- Corporations, Tallahassee, 32771-1292, (407) 665-4227 AT NOTICE OF ACTION PROTECTIONAUCTION ing to engage in business under Florida, in accordance with the LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE CASE NO. 2018CA000349 CASE NO.: 2018-CP-118 Publish: June 27, 2018 SERVICES -LICENSE 593. The the fictitious name of TOBU provisions of the Fictitious YOURSCHEDULEDCOURT UNKNOWNBENEFICIARIESTO DEFENDANTS: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. PROBATE DIVISION F186 above notice is to be published located at 750 FLORIDA CEN- Name Statues, to+wit: Section APPEARANCE,ORIMMEDI- OF GEORGE WHITE IN RE: THE ESTATE OF once a week for two consecutive TRAL PARKWAY, SUITE 100, 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. ATELY UPON RECEIVING Plaintiff, FRANCES M. LUCK, A/KA, weeks. Said sale to be under LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BE FRANCES LUCK, and by virtue of the Statues of SEMINOLE County intends to RSM Plastic Surgery, PA TIME BEFORE THE SCHED- NEFICIARIES,DEVISEES, v. Deceased. On the State of Florida, in such register the said name with the ULED APPEARANCE IS LESS GRANTEES,ASSIGNORS, NOTICE07/17/2018 OF at PUBLIC 10:00 AM SALE: an auc- cases provided. Division of Corporations, Florida Publish: June 27, 2018 THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU ARE CREDITORS AND TRUSTEES THEUNKNOWNHEIRS, tion will take place at A&N Twin Department of State, pursuant F204 HEARINGORVOICE OF THE ESTATE OF GRANTEES,DEVISEES, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Towing, 2681 West 5th Street, Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 to section 865.09 of the Florida IMPAIRED CALL 711. DOROTHYLEEROGERS LIENORS,TRUSTEES,AND The administration of the Estate Sanford, FL 32771. The vehi- F191 Statutes. Kelley Kronenberg F/K/A DOROTHY LEE GLOVER CREDITORS OF VERLIN NEIL of cles which will be auctioned 8201 Peters Road, Suite 4000 GROW, DECEASED, ET AL. FRANCES M. LUCK,A/K/Awhose date include: Publish: June 27, 2018 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33324 THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BEN- ofFRANCES death was LUCK, March 24, 2015, F198 Phone: (954) 370-9970 EFICIARIES,DEVISEES, Defendants. and whose social security num- WDBJF82J81X048988 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Fax: (954) 252-4571 GRANTEES,ASSIGNORS, ber is XXX-XX-2617; is pending 2001 MERZ NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME given NOTICE that RE THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Service E-mail: ftlreal- CREDITORS AND TRUSTEES in the Circuit Court for Seminole WIND AC, LLC, owner, desiring IN AND FOR SEMINOLE [email protected] OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIE NOTICE OF ACTION County, Florida, Probate Publish: June 27, 2018 to engage in business under the COUNTY, FLORIDA ROGERS TO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, Division, the address of which is F187 fictitious name of ASIAN CHAO NoticeFICTITIOUS is hereby NAME given NOTICE that U Jason M Vanslette GRANTEES,DEVISEES, Post Office Box 8099, Sanford, located at 750 FLORIDA CEN- MAGON, LLC, owner, desiring CASE NO.: 2014-CA-001906 FBN: 92121 LIENORS,TRUSTEES,AND FL 32772-8099. The names TRAL PARKWAY, SUITE 100, to engage in business under the THEBANKOFNEWYORK 711LAST Locust KNOWN Ave., ADDRESS: CREDITORS OF and addresses of the personal LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in fictitious name of CHAO CAJUN MELLON FKA THE BANK OF Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 Sanford FL 32771 ,DECEASED,VERLIN NEIL representative and the personal SEMINOLE County intends to located at 750 FLORIDA CEN- NEWYORK,ASTRUSTEE F205 GROW representative's attorney are set NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- register the said name with the TRAL PARKWAY, SUITE 100, FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED UNKNOWN HEIRS TO THE forth below. lowing vehicles will be sold at Division of Corporations, Florida LONGWOOD, FL 32750 in ERS OF CWALT, INC., ALTER- that an action to foreclosure a ESTATE, OFDECEASED GERALD LEE Department of State, pursuant SEMINOLE County intends to NATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006- mortgage on the following prop- BARTON public sale on 07/11/2018, 09:00 All creditors of the decedent and am at 1850 High St, Longwood, to section 865.09 of the Florida register the said name with the OA16, MORTGAGE PASS- erty located in Seminole County, Current residence unknown, but other persons having claims or FL 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- Statutes. Division of Corporations, Florida THROUGH CERTIFI- Florida: whose last known address was: demands against decedent's Department of State, pursuant CATES,SERIES 2006-OA16, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 3722, pursuant to subsection THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 • PAGE 4B

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notice is served must file their EVER BARRED. claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE The date of the first publication MONTHS AFTER THE DATE of this Notice is June 27, 2018. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY FRANK G. FINKBEINER DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF 108 HILLCREST STREET SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS ORLANDO, FL 32801 NOTICE ON THEM. Frank G. Finkbeiner, Attorney All other creditors of the dece- Florida Bar No. 146738 dent and persons having claims 108 Hillcrest Street or demands against decedent’s P.O. Box 1789 estate, including unmatured, Orlando, FL 32802-1789 contingent or unliquidated (407) 423-0012 claims, must file their claims Attorney for Petitioner with this Court WITHIN THREE Primary: [email protected] MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Secondary: OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION [email protected] OF THIS NOTICE. Publish: June 27, 2018 Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 F182 ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS F209 NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR-

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS The City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the following ordinance:

CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA ORDINANCE NO. 1591 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, AMENDING LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS and of thePlanning City of and Lake Zoning Mary, Florida, Board CHAPTER 70, SECTION 30(A) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES thatMayor said Board and andCity Commission Commission will be holding Public Hearings to OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, TO PROVIDE AN review a EXCEPTION FOR GOLF CART OPERATION ON CITY STREETS, proposed rezoning from A-1, Agriculture to R-CE, Rural LOT 8, BLOCK 9, TIER E, Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 AS DEFINED, WITHIN A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) (locationCountryEstates, map below) for propertyand has Seminole located at County 559 S. ParcelCountry ID Club number: Rd. FLORIDA LAND AND COLO- OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE F208 AGREEMENT WHERE STATUTORY CONDITIONS ARE MET; 21-20-30-505-0000-0020. NIZATION COMPANY E.R. DECLARATION OF CONDO- PROVIDING CODIFICATION, CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND TRAFFORDSMAPOFTHE NOTICE OF ACTION MINIUM OF SANDY COVE, A AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The meetings will take place as outlined below: TOWN OF SANFORD, CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE CONDOMINIUM, AS RECORD- by the ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PROPERTY ED IN O.R. BOOK 1310, PAGE ofNOTICE the City IS of HEREBY Lake Mary, GIVEN Florida, thatMayor said Commission and City Commission will be hold- PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 1344, OF THE PUBLIC ing Public Hearings to consider and receive public input regarding • The Mayor and City Commission will be(or meeting as soon on as this possible item BOOK 1, PAGE 56, OF THE THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT RECORDSOFSEMINOLE the above referenced ordinance which will amend Chapter 70 of the onthereafter). Thursday, (First July Reading) 12, 2018 at 7:00 pm PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- OF FLORIDA, COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Code of Ordinances. The public hearing date is below: NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE A lawsuit has been filed against THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COUNTY you and you are required to CIRCUIT IN AND FOR o (or as • The Mayor and City Commission will be(or meeting as soon on as this possible item Second Reading: Thursday, July 12, 2018, at 7:00pm Property Address: serve a copy of your written SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- soon as possible thereafter) thereafter).on Thursday, (Second July 26,Reading) 2018 at 7:00 pm 711 Locust Ave., CIVIL ACTION NO: defenses, if any to it on DA Sanford FL 32771 2018CA000547 FLORI- A copy of the staff report and proposed ordinance is available for The Public Hearing will be held at the Lake Mary Commission Civil Division DA COMMUNITYAttorney LAW for PROBATE DIVISION inspection in the Community Development Department Office, City Chambers 100 N. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. The Public is invit- filed against you and you are SANDYGROUP, COVE P.L., CONDOMINIUM FILE NO.: 2018 CP 000826 of Lake Mary Municipal Services Building, 911 Wallace Court, Lake ed to attend and be heard. Said hearing may continue from time to required to serve a copy of your IN RE: ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE, IN RE: ESTATE OF Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M., time until the City Commission makes a final decision. For addition- written defenses, if any, to it on INC, whose address is 1855 or you may call Krystal Clem at 407-585-1412 for information con- al information regarding this item you may contact Kendall Story, HARRIS S. HOWARD, ESQ., of SANDY COVE CONDOMINIUM Griffin Road, Suite A-423, Dania LIESELOTTE L. MILLER, cerning this item. Planner at (407) 585-1459. You may obtain copies of the application HOWARD LAW GROUP, ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE, Beach, FL 33004 and file the Deceased. The Public Hearings will be held in the Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. and staff report at the Community Development Department, Lake Plaintiff’s attorney, whose INC, a Florida non-profit original with the clerk of the Country Club Rd., Lake Mary, FL. The public is invited to attend and Mary Municipal Services Building, located at 911 Wallace Court. address is 450 N. Park Road, Corporation, above styled court within 30 be heard. Said hearings may be continued from time to time until #800, Hollywood, Florida 33021 Plaintiff, days (or 30 days from the first NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Mayor and City Commission make final decisions. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION within 30 days (no later than 30 date of publication, whichever is MADE BY THIS BOARD WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON- days from the date of the first vs. later); otherwise a default will be TO ALL PERSONS HAVING NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT THE CITY MAKES A SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL publication of this Notice of entered against you for the relief CLAIMSORDEMANDS TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR Action) and file the original with MARIAI.NEGRON; prayed for in the complaint or AGAINSTTHEABOVE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A the Clerk of this Court either UNKNOWNSPOUSE petition. ESTATE: FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH before service on Plaintiff’s OFMARIA I. NEGRON, The administration of the estate THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADE- RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON attorney or immediately there- Defendant(s), WITNESS my hand and the seal of LIESELOTTE L. MILLER, QUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES after; otherwise a default will be of said court at SEMINOLE deceased, File Number 2018- APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES- 286.0105 entered against you for the relief TO: MARIA I. NEGRON; County, Florida on this 15th day CP-000826, is pending in the SARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. demanded in the Complaint or of June, 2018. Circuit Court for Seminole PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- petition filed herein. County, Florida, Probate NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION GRANT MALOY Division, the address of which is MADE BY THIS AGENCY WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON- THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN WITNESS my hand and seal of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED As Clerk, Circuit Court 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. this Court at SEMINOLE that an action to foreclose a lien SEMINOLE County, Florida FL 32771-1292. The names and NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR County, Florida on this 15th day on the following property in addresses of the personal rep- SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A of June, 2018. SEMINOLE County, Florida: By: Amanda Heffner resentative and the personal LOCATION MAP VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH As Deputy Clerk representative's attorney are set RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON GRANT MALOY forth below. WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES CLERK OF COURT & COMP- THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI- Florida Community Law Group, 286.0105. TROLLER UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT P.L. NO. 190 AND AND UNDIVIDED Jared Block, Esq. ALLINTERESTEDPERSON PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- BY: AMANDA HEFFNER INTERESTINTHELAND, 1855 Griffin Road, Suite A-423 ARE NOTIFIED THAT: TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON- Deputy Clerk COMMONELEMENTSAND Dania Beach, FL 33004 All creditors of the decedent and TACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN COMMONEXPENSES Phone: (954) 372-5298 other persons having claims or ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. Publish: June 27, July 4, 2018 APPURTENANT TO SAID Fax: (866) 424-5348 demands against decedent’s F207 UNIT, ALL IN ACCORDANCE Email: [email protected] estate, including unmatured, CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA WITH AND SUBJECT TO Fla Bar No.: 90297 contingent or unliquidated COVENANTS,CONDITIONS, claims, on whom a copy of this Publish: June 27, 2018 RESTRICTIONS, TERMS AND F183

Commissioners delay decision on banning puppy mills within the city

HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin nance and when the City of puppy mills, intending to encour- source for those animals, and itive,” she wrote. Sanford began talking about it. age people and pet stores to adopt those are going to be your private World Wide Puppies didn't The county passed an ordinance pets rather than getting them from breeders. Discouraging hobby have a comment for the Sanford There’s some concerns between banning puppy mills in late puppy mills. breeders is not my intent.” Herald on Tuesday. the City Commissioners over a February, citing the often over- The City wants to enact a simi- Emails from Hollendale Beach Jenna Jansen of the “Stop Puppy proposed ordinance to ban puppy crowded, unsanitary and unsafe lar ordinance so as to alleviate any Vice Mayor Michele Lazarow to Mills” campaign wrote that, in mills, as they attempt to get in-line conditions the dogs are kept in at confusion between rules in the the City of Sanford express con- addition, some hobby breeders can with Seminole County’s rules. many such “factories,” without County versus their own. cern about letting the new store, exploit loopholes in puppy mill The concerns come from the adequate veterinary care, food or But Commissioner Patty World Wide Puppies, be “grandfa- laws by simply saying they are way the ordinance seems to gloss water. Mahany was concerned that the thered” in rather than forced to hobby breeders and then basically over “hobby breeders” who just According to the Humane rule could unfairly target breeders abide by the proposed ordinance. acting as a puppy mill would breed dogs on their own time and Society of the United States, there who run small-scale operations “Grandfathering says that by have, selling to pet stores as well. don’t mistreat them or sell to pet are over 10,000 puppy mills in the and don’t mistreat their animals. passing an ordinance Sanford is Due to the confusion and the stores. country selling dogs to pet stores. “Hobby breeder is just another stopping a cruel and fraudulent need for further clarity, the City And, there was the matter of Approximately 2 million dogs are term for private breeder,” Mahany industry from operating in their Commissioners decided to post- “grandfathering” in the new pet sold annually through them. said. “People that want purebred city limits—except for this one pone a vote on the ordinance until store, World Wide Puppies, on 17- The ordinance passed by the animals, and there are certainly store—they can stay open with no an upcoming meeting. 92, which opened in between the county prohibits stores from sell- good reasons to purchase private competition, as a monopoly, in time the county passed their ordi- ing dogs or cats obtained from animals. They need a reputable perpetuity. This is counter-intu- PAGE 5B • Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

SAMUEL HILLERY Seminole County. He was a Samuel Jones III, Milton James House of Prayer. dental industries prior to her Heather King, Robert (Sarah) Baptist. He leaves to cherish Wilkins, Orlando, Florida; Arrangements entrusted to retirement. She was a mem- Tangen, Sara Reidmiller, Samuel Hillery 44 Sanford his loving memories, mother, God brother, Cornelius Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. ber of the Osteen United Jessica Reidmiller, Nicole passed away on Thursday, Phyllis Elaine Hillery, Williams, Sanford, Florida; 819 W 1st Street Sanford, Methodist Church. Mr. & Neuscheler, Sean (Sheree) June 14, 2018 at Central Sanford, Florida; father, sisters, Taaffe (Darrius) Florida (407)732-4594 Mrs. Stalter loved to travel Riendeau, and Ashley Florida Regional Hospital. Samuel Jones II, Winter Park, Hillery-Butler, Deltona, taking cruises on the Riendeau; eight great grand- Funeral Services will be held Florida; Wilford (Candi) Florida; Whitney T. Williams, DIANE MARY STALTER Mississippi River, and to children Sydnee, Payton, on Saturday, June 30, 2018 at Chisolm, Sanford, Florida, Tyler M. Williams, Sanford, Alaska. Her greatest joy were Xavier King, Lillian Perham, 11:00 AM at Saint James God mother, Jacqueline Florida; Davina McNeil, Diane Mary Stalter age 86, her children, grandchildren, Marissa Tangen, Keeley House of Prayer 2775 Celery Williams, Sanford, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Tonja Jones, of Osteen, Florida, departed and great grandchildren. Mrs. Riendeau, Gavin, and Rylee Avenue Sanford, Florida companion and dear friend, Hinesville, Georgia; Tameca this earth on June 22, 2018; to Stalter is survived by her Neuscheler. A Memorial Bishop Eugene Cooper, Erica Martin, Sanford, Johnson, Samara Jones, be with the love of her life daughters Barbara (Jeffrey) Service is currently pending Pastor, Reverend Robert Florida; sons, JaQuarius Orlando, Florida; Samantha Louis Stalter who prede- King, Jo Ann (Richard) and will be held at Osteen Bradley, Eulogist. Interment Hillery, Samuel Hillery, Jr., Jones, Nashville, Tennessee; ceased her. Mrs. Stalter was Reidmiller, and Jackie (James) United Methodist Church. will follow in Restlawn Sanford, Florida; daughters, Kimberly Knight, born April 4, 1932 in the City Riendeau; brother Jack Curl, Arrangements entrusted to Cemetery. Samuel a native Anevia Smith, Orlando, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; of Orange, New Jersey the and her sister Mary Anne GRAMKOW FUNERAL son of Sanford was born on Florida; Ja’Quasha Hillery, one grandchild. Viewing and daughter of the late Elwood (Joseph) Torres. She is also HOME & CREMATORY 500 Monday, June 18, 1973. He Sanford, Florida, brothers, visitation for Samuel Hillery A. and Martha L. (Demsey) survived by eight grandchil- E. Airport Blvd. Sanford, attended the Elementary and Brain Hillery, Charles (Nicole) will be held on Friday, June Curl. Diane was a business dren Chad (Alicia) King, Florida 32773 Phone (407) Secondary Schools of Williams, Sanford, Florida; 30, 2018 from 5-7 PM at Saint secretary in the banking, and Kelly (Richard) Perham, 322-3213

Arts Alive: Go see The Wizard of Oz Public Art Commission will seek grant for neighborhood art installments HeraldBy Jessica Arts ColumnistPirani cosplay block party in celebration Indigo Fields, Eco-Urban Land of next week’s performance of the Art Chrono Trigger video game concert at the Wayne Densch Performing Maitland’s A&H Museum will HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin They haven't applied for a The Wayne Densch Performing grant yet, but they're currently Arts Center continues their Movie Arts Center. Friday’s block party host an Artist Talk with their resi- putting together ideas on what Classics on Magnolia series tomor- will include a costume contest with dent Eco-Urban Land Artist, Tory they'd do if they do end up row night with a 7:30 p.m. screen- prizes, live music featuring violin- Tepp. Tepp’s impressive resume The Sanford Public Art ing of The Wizard of Oz. ists, Intracoastal (NSB reggae- includes a residency at the John Commission presented a series getting the grant money. On Saturday, head over to see inspired tsunami/surf rock) and Muir Wilderness National Forest in of new proposed projects to the Then, on the RiverWalk, the this season’s Spectacular Showcase, Skunkape, and other festivities. 2009, a driving a vintage armored City Commission at a 3 p.m. idea was to have art through a mini-fundraising event with high- Saturday night, The Sounds of car around the country for six workshop Monday, including the trail interspersed regularly, lights from the upcoming year’s Summer at West End will feature months and 19,000 miles with Mel seeking grant funding for deco- all around Lake Monroe. Some shows. Features will include hits nine acts; doors open at 5 and tick- Chin’s Fundred Dollar Bill Project rating individual neighbor- of it would glow in the dark from Phantasmagoria, Orlando Big ets are $10 in advance or $12 at the and now as Maitland’s Eco Urban hoods and an idea to add more and be more visible at night. Band, the Sanford Jazz Ensemble, gate. Land Artist in Residence. art along the RiverWalk. There was an idea floated to Gromalot Theater Factory, and Love The Alley will feature Skin Deep Tepp has been working on his It’s all in the name of keep- incorporate a ferry so people Your Shorts. Tickets are a bargain at this Friday, a group inspired by 80s installation, Indigo Waves, an edu- ing Sanford looking nice. could admire the art without $15 apiece, and costs will go toward rock/glam rock and will take the cational, interdisciplinary installa- The neighborhood art project having to trek around the theater upkeep. The full liquor bar, stage for an 8 p.m. show. On tion highlighting the emerging slow is called “Sanford Speaks,” whole trail. They would part- open for this event, is there to buoy Saturday, join JW Gilmore and the art movement. Check out his spot- they said, and the idea is to ner with cities all around the spirits as well. Blues Machine— this gent plays a light for more information. Tepp collaborate with individuals lake, including those on the vicious harp. Saturday, Tom and will present an artist talk this from various subdivisions to other side, to make the project Mark will host an open mic from Friday night from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Live it Up! craft word art that encapsulates work. the patio at Fuel, and on Sunday, at Maitland’s A&H Museum. The project is still in its early Doc Williamson will orchestrate his what their area is about. Tonight, The Sanford Brewing The grant money would stages and would have to likely Co. will hold their regular Jazz Jam indomitable Blues Jam from 5 p.m. Call to Artists/Deviant Beasts come from a Bloomberg Public go before the Commission at a starting at 7 p.m. Friday at 6 p.m., Celery City Craft will put up the Art Challenge Grant, and the regular meeting at some point. be entertained and amazed with jazz/fusion set, Honeypot on Deviant Beasts: Deviant Wolfe is illusionist, Steve Nelson, then stick Saturday at 8. calling artists for their show July 14 words communities could cre- In addition to other ideas around for Run Raquel to take the This Friday, join Moonlight all about mythical beasts, visit their ate could be things like “joy,” like new murals for bare walls stage on with energizing, modern Drive-In at Wop’s Hops, an alterna- website for submission guidelines. “innovation” or “fun,” accord- around City Hall, the ideas pop/rock tunes. On Saturday, Kelly tive pop/rock trio who plays ing to the Public Art floated by the Public Art Jarrad and Luke Putting will old- upbeat covers from the 90s through Volunteers of America Commission. Commission were intended to soulfully perform hits from her new to today. The Wayne Densch “It could change how these better the quality of life in album at 8 p.m. while on Sunday, The Stranded Sailor is bringing Performing Arts Center is seeking neighborhoods are perceived,” Sanford. Seth Pause and Lauren Carder Fox in a complete program with volunteers for front of house work said Chairman Virginia Poe. “We’re changing the image will play perfect music for brunch Houston and the Dirty Rats, Radio during their upcoming season of The intent of the Bloomberg of the city,” said board member and a sip from 1 to 4 p.m. 89, Coagulate and more; a free entertainment. Perks of the job Public Art Challenge is to Kim House. “We’re going to Catch Joint Operation at the West show from 8 p.m. on Thursday. include free admission and the dra- encourage local mayors and enhance the quality of life in End Trading Co. on Thursday. This Copper Bones, Electric Mud, and matic camaraderie that lingers governments to partner with the community. We want to be powerful four-piece reggae/rock Elevators take the stage at 9. around theaters. Call 321-8111 or artists. The goal is to “celebrate progressive. Spiritually, these band from Baltimore will pass email [email protected] creativity, enhance urban iden- works will make people through for an 8 p.m. show. to enlist. tity, encourage public-private happy.” SMASH Comics, West End, and collaborations, and strengthen Jessica Pirani can be reached at the Orlando Contemporary local economies.” Chamber Orchestra will throw a [email protected].

LEMMA time. keep eating fried chicken three times a day, for patrol. And, he said, there’s unfortunately always you will die,’ that might work,” Lemma said. They also use helicopters to monitor the the fraction of crime that goes unreported for “But if, instead, a doctor went to my house county. Continued from Page 1A various reasons. and sat down with my family and told them “It’s an eye in the sky,” Purcell said. “It “People who drive over the limit, that’s I’d die if I don’t eat better, things would could be in the middle of the night, from 3,000 never reported until they get in a crash and change. We’d have new rules around the din- feet up, and we can see exactly what’s going On a PowerPoint presentation, a graphic someone gets hurt,” Lemma said. “For domes- ner table. Without that, I might just fall back on. Almost every night, we find people we showed that comparing Seminole County tic violence, there’s a fear of reporting it into the same habits.” wouldn’t have found. 20 years ago, we would- from 40 years ago to 2017, the population had because there’s not enough resources to sup- That’s what they’re trying to do with crimi- n’t have been able to catch them.” risen by 216 percent, but the crime rate had port the victims. And there’s pre-verbal child nals, he said. While it’s not a perfect program They’re working on putting deputies in and lowered by 74 percent. abuse, where the children literally can’t tell and he said people sometimes resist their around schools, to prevent incidents there. Data from the Florida Department of Law anyone what’s happening.” efforts, the idea of working with entire fami- They already have deputies in all 59 schools in Enforcement also shows crime trending down- But he said, the SCSO is trying multiple lies to reduce crime is one that Lemma the county, and are working on expanding ward for the last several years at the county strategies to reduce and stop crimes. believes in. with enhanced communication with school level. They’re focused on reducing recidivism, or As Lemma had to leave for a second personnel and a focus on safety programs for Lemma acknowledged that some people the returning offenders committing crimes appointment that morning, Purcell then took students. might hear that and say, “I lived here in the over and over. Lemma said they’re trying to over for the remainder of the presentation. For children with mental illness or trauma, 70s, and I don’t feel any safer now than I did work constructively with families and loved Purcell said they’re using a software called they’ve got canines, which Purcell said was then.” But he said the difference was that ones of criminals, rather than keep locking Sherlock that lets them monitor traffic infor- comforting to them in situations where they they’re much more transparent now than the people up. mation, reports of crime in an area, arrest need to speak. The Central Florida Zoo pro- Sheriff’s Office of years past, using social “If I go to the doctor and they say ‘if you reports of suspects and offenders and requests vides veterinary care to the canines, he said. media to give out accurate information in real SANFORD HERALD Midweek: June 27-30, 2018 • PAGE 6B Court upholds Trump travel ban, rejects discrimination claim

WASHINGTON (AP) — motivated by anti-Muslim animus." court could not just ignore all that has hap- September and it followed what the admin- A sharply divided Supreme Court on She said her colleagues in the majority pened, beginning with Trump's campaign istration has called a thorough review by Tuesday upheld President Donald Trump's arrived at the opposite result by "ignoring tweets to prevent the entry of Muslims into several federal agencies, although no such ban on travel from several mostly Muslim the facts, misconstruing our legal precedent the United States. review has been shared with courts or the countries, rejecting a challenge that it dis- and turning a blind eye to the pain and suf- The travel ban has long been central to public. criminated against Muslims or exceeded his fering the Proclamation inflicts upon count- Trump's presidency. Federal trial judges in Hawaii and authority. A dissenting justice said the out- less families and individuals, many of He proposed a broad, all-encompassing Maryland had blocked the travel ban from come was a historic mistake. whom are United States citizens." Muslim ban during the presidential cam- taking effect, finding that the new version The 5-4 decision Tuesday is a big victory She likened the case to the discredited paign in 2015, drawing swift rebukes from looked too much like its predecessors. for Trump on an issue that is central to his Korematsu V. U.S. decision that upheld the Republicans as well as Democrats. And Those rulings that were largely upheld by presidency, and the court's first substantive detention of Japanese-Americans during within a week of taking office, the first trav- federal appeals courts in Richmond, ruling on a Trump administration policy. World War II. Roberts responded in his el ban was announced with little notice, Virginia, and San Francisco. The president quickly tweeted his reaction: opinion that "Korematsu has nothing to do sparking chaos at airports and protests But the Supreme Court came to a differ- "Wow!" with this case" and "was gravely wrong the across the nation. ent conclusion Tuesday. The policy has "a Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the day it was decided." While the ban has changed shape since legitimate grounding in national security majority opinion for the five conservative The travel ban was among the court's then, it has remained a key part of Trump's concerns," and it has several moderating justices, including Trump nominee Neil biggest cases this term and the latest in a "America First" vision, with the president features, including a waiver program that Gorsuch. string of 5-4 decisions in which the conser- believing that the restriction, taken in tan- would allow some people from the affected Roberts wrote that presidents have sub- vative side of the court, bolstered by the dem with his promised wall at the southern countries to enter the U.S., Roberts said. stantial power to regulate immigration. He addition of Gorsuch last year, prevailed. border, would make the Unites States safer The administration has said that 809 people also rejected the challengers' claim of anti- Gorsuch was nominated by Trump after from potentially hostile foreigners. have received waivers since the ban took Muslim bias. Republicans in the Senate refused to grant a In a statement he released Tuesday morn- full effect in December. But he was careful not to endorse either hearing to federal appeals Judge Merrick ing, Trump hailed the decision as "a Roberts wrote that presidents have fre- Trump's provocative statements about Garland, who was appointed by Barack moment of profound vindication" following quently used their power to talk to the immigration in general or Muslims in par- Obama with more than 10 months remain- "months of hysterical commentary from the nation "to espouse the principles of reli- ticular, including Trump's campaign pledge ing in Obama's term. media and Democratic politicians who gious freedom and tolerance on which this to keep Muslims from entering the country. The Trump policy applies to travelers refuse to do what it takes to secure our bor- Nation was founded." But he added that "We express no view on the soundness of from five countries with overwhelmingly der and our country." presidents and the country have not always the policy," Roberts wrote. Muslim populations — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Strongly disagreeing, Democratic Rep. lived up "to those inspiring words." The travel ban has been fully in place Syria and Yemen. It also affects two non- Keith Ellison of Minnesota said, "This deci- The challengers to the ban asserted that since December, when the justices put the Muslim countries, blocking travelers from sion will someday serve as a marker of Trump's statements crossed a constitutional brakes on lower court rulings that had North Korea and some Venezuelan govern- shame." Ellison, the first Muslim elected to line, Roberts said. ruled the policy out of bounds and blocked ment officials and their families. A sixth Congress, and Sen. Mazie Hirono of "But the issue before us is not whether to part of it from being enforced. majority Muslim country, Chad, was Hawaii, who was born in Japan, both com- denounce the statements. It is instead the In a dissent she summarized in court, removed from the list in April after improv- pared the ban and the ruling to the intern- significance of those statements in review- Justice Sonia Sotomayor said, "History will ing "its identity-management and informa- ment of Japanese-Americans during World ing a Presidential directive, neutral on its not look kindly on the court's misguided tion sharing practices," Trump said in a War II. face, addressing a matter within the core of decision today, nor should it." Justices proclamation. Critics of Trump's ban had urged the jus- executive responsibility," he said Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and The administration had pointed to the tices to affirm the decisions in lower courts ___ Elena Kagan also dissented. Chad decision to show that the restrictions that generally concluded that the changes Associated Press writers Ashraf Khalil Sotomayor wrote that based on the evi- are premised only on national security con- made to the travel policy did not erase the and Jonathan Lemire contributed to this dence in the case "a reasonable observer cerns. ban's legal problems. report. would conclude that the Proclamation was The challengers, though, argued that the The current version dates from last

on the issues. ary, a vital issue to Geneva residents. secretary Sean Spicer is working CANDIDATES AP And they’ll be able to hear District In District 2, candidates Paul on an interview show in which 2 candidates Mario J. Hicks, Brenda Cooper, Don Menzel, Katrina Shadix he banters with guests about a Continued from Page 1A Hartsfield, Kerry Wiggins and Shane and Jay Zembower will contest for the Continued from Page 1A variety of topics. Lillibridge as they vie for the seat that seat current Commissioner John will be left vacant as long-time incum- Horan leaves behind as he terms out. HEATHER LOCKLEAR Due to “overwhelming response,” cial media accounts (some bent Velma Williams retires this year. In District 4, candidates Joe Durso, ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED the event was moved from its previ- sanitized to serve as Potemkin Then on Wednesday, July 9, Geneva Amy Lockhart and write-in Brenton ATTACK ous location at the Women’s Club on residents will get a debate between Baker will fight for the seat left feeds for parents) and stashing Oak Avenue, states an email from the backup phones with friends. the Seminole County Commission behind as incumbent Carlton Henley The former "Melrose Place" Sanford Chamber of Commerce. candidates for seats in District 2 and exits. star has been arrested on suspi- Residents can come and listen to WHO MAY BE GETTING HIS District 4. After the debate is over, the event cion of fighting with first Mayor Jeff Triplett and his opponents, The debate will be held at GCC at will break up into smaller groups for OWN TV SHOW responders for the second time Pasha Baker, Victoria Robinson, 161 First Street at 7 p.m., and will “additional questions and chit chat.” this year, authorities say. Brandy Williams and Nancy Groves, focus on questions mainly related to Former White House press talk about their platforms and stances the preservation of the rural bound-

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