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News Herald Staff Report "I just heard the wind and frequent lightning swept pick up and my place was through the region ahead of a BAY COUNTY — Severe shaking," Kent said. "It was cold front. Northwest Florida thunderstorms and uncon- happened really fast." Beaches International Airport firmed tornadoes barreled Multiple tornado warnings recorded a gust of 62 mph. through Bay and surrounding were issued in Bay, Walton, In Alabama, the weather counties Sunday night. Calhoun, Leon, Liberty, took a deadly turn. The Asso- In Alford, News Herald Gadsden, Jackson and Wash- ciated Press reported at least Sports Editor Dustin Kent ington County as well as 14 people died from a possible reported hearing what sounded several counties in Georgia tornado that caused "cata- like a tornado that damaged at and Alabama as a strong line strophic" and more people are least two homes and knocked of storms pushed east, with down a tree in the area. winds in excess of 60 mph See STORM, A3

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DeSantis and new major highway expansion. leaders bring big ideas While approving a new as Florida Legislature state budget is the only task launches lawmakers are required to do each year, undoubtedly they’ll By John Kennedy be heaping plenty more on [email protected] their plates. Here’s what to watch for in TALLAHASSEE — With a Tallahassee: new Florida governor and a reboot of leaders in the state Education Volunteers with Samaritan’s Purse put a tarp on Monica Amis’ home on Feb. 28, 2019. [PATTI BLAKE/THE Legislature, fresh ideas abound NEWS HERALD] as the 2019 legislative session A move to revisit the school readies for takeoff Tuesday. security efforts approved fol- Gov. Ron DeSantis is lowing last year’s massacre at Samaritian’s Purse “God has blessed me. Michael lifted the roof right advancing a sweeping plan to Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman continue aid to region Samaritan’s Purse is here,” off of Amis’s mobile home address the state’s water qual- Douglas High School is rivet- said Monica Amis, who lives and blew out four windows, ity problems, which fouled ing attention heading into the By Collin Breaux in the Isle of View Mobile letting the water pour in and both coasts last summer. session. [email protected] Home Park off U.S. 98. then the dreaded mold to House Speaker Jose Oliva, DeSantis and Republican @PCNHCollinB “They’re doing an amazing grow. Amis has been living R-Miami, wants whole- legislative leaders say they job taking out the mold and all in the home ever since. sale changes to how health want to expand the armed PANAMA CITY — It was the damaged walls and floors When she found out care is delivered, and Senate school guardian program past time for the moldy ceil- and everything.” President Bill Galvano, R-Bra- ing to be taken down. On Oct. 10, Hurricane See HELP, A3 denton, wants seed money for See ERA, A3

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GO & DO TODAY IN HISTORY CELEBRATE COMMUNITY Tuesday, March 5 Today is Monday, March 4, the 63rd day of 2019. There are 302 BEGINNER LINE DANCE PICTURE PERFECT days left in the year. CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at Frank Today's Highlight in History: Brown Park, 16200 Panama We want your photos: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your name, city of On March 4, 1933, Franklin D. City Beach Parkway, Panama residence and information about the photo. You can email photos to [email protected]. Roosevelt took offi ce as Ameri- City Beach. $3 per dancer. All ca's 32nd president. dancers welcome. 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the gap. It’s drawing questions, While lawmakers may go point of contention: The House STORM ERA since the private-school pro- along with DeSantis’ budget wants to prohibit patients under posals would be financed with demands, there may be some age 18 from smoking medi- From Page A1 From Page A1 taxpayer dollars. grumbling. House Budget Chief cal marijuana, while the Senate The governor may face less Travis Cummings, R-Orange wants to allow minors to smoke missing as crews search created last year — to allow full- resistance with a teacher bonus Park, said that his chamber, in either if they are terminally ill or through wreckage and time teachers to carry weapons. plan he’s touting. its early spending plan, is about get a second recommendation debris. Teachers have been exempt, DeSantis wants $422 million $250 million short of the gover- from a pediatrician. Lee County Sheriff Jay but the change is prompted by for the Best and Brightest pro- nor’s big water target. It seems likely a compromise Jones told WRBL-TV on the scarcity of noninstructional gram for teachers with “highly During a recent Senate hear- will be reached by DeSantis’ Sunday that damage in his school employees who have vol- effective” ratings, and would ing, there also was much blame deadline. But there could be more community followed a path unteered to be trained and serve revamp qualifying requirements leveled at the 2.6 million septic debate as the session wears on several miles (kilometers) as guardians. to remove college entrance exam tanks in use, an argument the about the state of the medical long and appeared up to a Counties are struggling to meet scores, which critics said kept sugar industry has deployed in marijuana industry in Florida. fourth of a mile (.4 kilome- state requirements that at least many older and minority teach- downplaying the role of farm The “vertical integration” ters) wide. one armed safe-school officer be ers from eligibility. runoff in fostering algae blooms. structure that requires the state’s Jones said: “I can say at each of Florida’s 3,647 schools. A variety of bills have been filed 14 marijuana license-holders that at this time we have A state commission Environment that would impose new regula- to grow, process and dispense 14 confirmed fatalities. formed to analyze the Park- tions on various sources of water medical pot is seen by many as And again, the search con- land shooting recommended DeSantis is making an assault pollution, but they have yet to a poorly functioning monopoly tinues. We still have some arming teachers, concluding that on red tide and blue-green algae gain any traction. that needs to be overhauled. people that are reported they could play a pivotal, quick- a central goal of his administra- missing.” response role. But the idea has tion, asking lawmakers to pledge Medical marijuana Health care He added that several drawn widespread criticism from $625 million this year for water people have been taken to many parents, school authorities projects. While the session is set to last Oliva, the House speaker, is hospitals, “some of them and the state’s largest teachers The governor wants the Legis- until early May, lawmakers face pushing a host of changes to with very serious injuries.” union. lature to set aside the cash as the an early deadline imposed by enhance competition in health The National Weather More classroom controversy first step toward a roughly $2.5 DeSantis. care — contending they will drive Service confirmed torna- also is being stirred, at least billion, four-year investment in The governor wants a new law down prices and eventually lead does in DeFuniak Springs among defenders of traditional tackling problems plaguing Lake authorizing smokable medical to more coverage in a state where and Quincy. Meteorolo- education. Republican leaders are Okeechobee, nearby rivers and marijuana by mid-March. Oth- 2.6 million people struggle with gist Don Harrigan with the looking to create another private- estuaries, freshwater springs, erwise, DeSantis said, he’ll drop no insurance, one of the highest Tallahassee office of the school voucher program, aimed coastal communities and the the state’s appeal of a court ruling tolls in the nation. weather service told The at clearing a waiting list for the Everglades. finding the current smoking ban Oliva and other Florida Repub- Associated Press that the Tax Credit Scholarship Program, DeSantis said that total would unconstitutional. lican leaders have shunned tornado hit about 5:45 p.m. which sends almost 100,000 top by $1 billion the amount Flor- Some are concerned that Medicaid expansion, which 37 Sunday in Walton County low-income students to private ida spent the previous four years without a new law guiding the other states are using to insure in the DeFuniak Springs schools. under Gov. Rick Scott, whose distribution of whole-flower lower-income residents. And area. He says radar shows There’s a 14,000-student slashing of state growth man- marijuana, trouble could brew. some experts doubt whether Oli- debris was lofted into the air waiting list for scholarships. And agement regulations is blamed This is Florida, after all. va’s changes would lower costs, and he was getting reports DeSantis and GOP lawmakers by many environmentalists for Still, the House and Senate are even over years, to where the of trees down in Walton say a new scholarship will close contributing to the water woes. divided on how to proceed. One uninsured could afford coverage. County and eastbound traf- fic disrupted at Mile Marker 83 on I-10 in the area. The squall line knocked out power to a couple “We have people putting tornado came through Florida The orange clad workers hundred Gulf Power cus- HELP temporary tarps on roofs, 100 miles wide, but y’all have sweeping out her home were tomers and to over 2,000 people doing debris removal, a very resilient community.” a blessing to Amis, who has Gulf Coast Electric Co-op From Page A1 chainsaw work and using At Amis’s home, volunteers struggled with insurance and customers in Bay County. heavy equipment. They’re took out ceiling and placed a mortgage companies, a common Many of the areas impacted Samaritan’s Purse was in mucking out homes, remov- tarp over the roof. frustration in Bay County after were in rural parts of the town, she got her name on a ing sheetrock, floors, cabinets Amis contacted the organiza- Hurricane Michael. In an area county still struggling to list for help. and doing mold-supressing tion after seeing they were in the she feels hasn’t received its recover from Hurricane Volunteers on site declined treatments. Most of our jobs area and got on the appointment share of outside help following Michael. to comment, but the Chrisitan here are big; it can take us a list. the natural disaster, she was The storms were riding organization has been in Bay day to three days to finish a Volunteers couldn’t initially overwhelmed with gratitude out in front of a cold front County and Gulf County since job,” Samaritan’s Purse pro- work outside on the home for these helpers. that will send lows next November, logging thousands gram manager Lorenzo Torres during previous visits due to “I cannot say wow enough. week tumbling into the and thousands of volunteer in a January interview with rain. However, despite rain this They have been amazing,” said high 30’s and low 40’s at hours and helping more than a the News Herald. “This is the week, volunteers were now able Amis. “The work is superb. I’m night through much of the thousand residents like Amis worst hurricane damage I’ve to help Amis since the work was very grateful and thankful to week. patch their homes back together. ever seen. It looks like a giant inside the home. God for sending these people.”

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Families split, children if it meant saying goodbye to left behind her elderly parents, a niece she loves dearly, her favor- By John Seewer ite pizza place and her mom’s The Associated Press wedding soup. She had to keep her job TOLEDO, Ohio — Hun- because she is a breast cancer dreds of workers at four survivor and runs the risk of General Motors plants slated the disease coming back. to close this year are facing “I couldn’t afford to let my a painful choice: Take the health benefits run out,” she company’s offer to work at said. another factory — possi- So the 42-year-old bly hundreds of miles away team leader at the plant — even if that means leav- volunteered to leave the ing behind their families, Youngstown area for a new their homes and everything job in Indiana, allowing they’ve built. Or stay and risk her to stay closer to home losing their high-paying jobs. instead of being shipped to a The automaker says nearly plant in Tennessee or Texas. all of its blue-collar U.S. “That was my goal, to be a workers with jobs in jeop- car ride away if something, ardy have work waiting for God forbid, happened to my them. Many from the tar- family,” she said. geted factories in Michigan, Repasky has been working Ohio and Maryland already for just over a month at GM’s have voluntarily transferred In this Nov. 27 photo, a banner depicting the Chevrolet Cruze model vehicle is displayed at the General truck plant in Fort Wayne, to plants in the Midwest and Motors’ Lordstown plant, in Lordstown, Ohio. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] Indiana, where she shares South, not wanting to take a an apartment with a friend chance. has put in 25 years at GM’s of the 8,000 white-collar be open under his union who also transferred there. Others are still agonizing plant in Lordstown, Ohio, employees GM is laying off contract. While she desperately over the decision, unsure where the last Chevrolet and those who are losing jobs “That’s part of the chess misses her family and every- whether to sell their homes Cruze will roll off the assem- at the automaker’s nearby match,” he said. thing about her hometown, or hang onto hopes that their bly line sometime later this parts suppliers. So Sarigianopoulos, 48, she said her decision was plants might reopen. month. But he also doesn’t want to filled a notebook with charts easier because she isn’t mar- The automaker says the He has two sons in ele- move and miss out on ball- and graphs outlining the ried and has no children. changes announced in mentary school and an games and school concerts, pros and cons of transfer- Some coworkers moved November are needed to cut ex-wife he gets along with, knowing that his boys will be ring. What he has decided without their children so costs and put money into new and his parents are just down almost out of high school by for now — unless he’s forced that the youngsters could vehicles. The plant closings the street in the Youngstown the time he retires. to transfer — is to stay and stay behind and finish the still must be negotiated with suburb where he grew up. Volunteering to leave now hope the plant will get a new school year. the union, giving workers a Sarigianopoulos, who for another plant would also vehicle to build. “I cry when I think about sliver of hope. checks and fixes cars at the mean he couldn’t come back it,” Repasky said. “How do end of the line, knows he if Lordstown reopened. But CAR RIDE AWAY they explain to their kids that A CHESS MATCH is fortunate to have a shot if he is forced to transfer Mommy or Daddy is leaving at a job even if it’s some- once the plant closes, the Andrea Repasky didn’t and they’ll see you on the Anthony Sarigianopoulos where else — unlike most option to return would still have much of a choice. Even weekends?”

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Brit Irby joins dozens of others in a demonstration Mark Foley loads up his car on Sunday after staying This undated photo provided by the Humboldt County outside the Sacramento Police Department on Saturday at his nephew’s house over the weekend to enjoy the Sheriff’s Office shows Leia Carrico, 8, left, and her to protest the decision to not prosecute the two officers Mardi Gras festivities in St. Louis, Mo. States across sister Caroline Carrico, 5, as they seek the public’s help involved in the 2018 fatal shooting of Stephon Clark, in the Northeast are preparing for a snowstorm that in locating them. Armed with some outdoor survival Sacramento, Calif. Angry relatives of a black man fatally could disrupt Monday morning commutes. A winter training, granola bars and pink rubber boots, 5- and shot by police as he held a cellphone have promised storm warning is in effect until 7 a.m. Monday in New 8-year-old sisters survived 44 hours in rugged Northern to continue their “fight for justice” after prosecutors York City, the lower Hudson Valley, northeastern New California wilderness before they were found dehydrated in California declined to bring charges against the Jersey, and southwest and coastal Connecticut. [COLTER and cold but in good spirits on Sunday, authorities said. officers. [RICH PEDRONCELLI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] PETERSON/ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] [HUMBOLDT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

SAO PAULO WASHINGTON TALLINN, ESTONIA KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA LONDON CEO of Brazil’s Vale SA steps Klobuchar and Kennedy kid Center-right party tops Estonia Malaysia open to proposals UK trade official sees hope in down after mine dam disaster Washington elite at Gridiron vote, but populists win, too to resume MH370 hunt Brexit hard-liners’ proposals

Brazilian mining Giant If a woman can be presi- A center-right party that Malaysia’s transport min- Britain’s international trade Vale SA says chief executive dent, can a woman also tell held the prime minister’s ister said Sunday that the secretary on Sunday wel- officer Fabio Schvartsman a dirty joke? Amy Klobuchar office in Estonia for over a government is open to new comed proposals drawn up and three other senior exec- thinks so. decade won the Baltic coun- proposals from U.S. technol- by hard-line Brexit supporters utives have stepped down The U.S. senator from try’s general election Sunday, ogy firm Ocean Infinity or any that outline what it would take in the wake of a mining dam Minnesota and famously while a far-right populist othercompaniestoresumethe for them to support Prime collapse that killed at least snow-swept presidential party emerged as a big winner hunt for Flight 370, as families Minister Theresa May’s deal 186 people. candidate was the Demo- despite snubs from traditional of passengers marked the fifth with the European Union. The mine owned by Vale cratic speaker for the 134th power-brokers. anniversary ofthejet’smyste- Liam Fox told the BBC burst Jan. 25 in the town of annual Gridiron Club and Preliminary returns from rious disappearance. that the European Research Brumadinho. Foundation dinner. a completed ballot count Ocean Infinity mounted Group’s proposals, published Vale said in a Satur- The event calls for showedtheoppositionReform a “no cure, no fee” search in the Sunday Times, could day night statement that good-natured roasting Party received 28.8 percent for the plane in the southern be seen as an attempt to find its board of directors had through songs, skits and of the vote, making it the top Indian Ocean in January 2018 common ground on the sticky immediatelyacceptedtheres- speeches as a break from vote-getter. The party, which that endedin May without any issue of the Irish border. ignationrequeststenderedby the daily battles between supports low taxes and mini- clue on where it could have “I hope it’s a genuine the four executives after journalists and government malgovernment involvement, crashed. But the company’s attempt, and I think it is, to try prosecutors recommended officials. heldthepremiershipinEstonia CEO, Oliver Plunkett, said in to map out ground where we their removal. Klobuchar promised the from 2005-2016. a video shown at the public can have common territory” Besides Schvartsman, audience at the Renaissance The senior partner in the remembrance event at a mall before the House of Commons Gerd Peter Poppinga, Lucio Washington Hotel that her current coalition government, near Kuala Lumpur that the votes on the deal next week, Flavio Gallon Cavalli and remarks would be “shorter Prime Minister Juri Ratas’ company hopes to resume the Fox told the BBC. Silmar Magalhaes Silva also than a Robert Kraft visit to Center Party, garnered 23.1 hunt with better technology it stepped down. the Orchids day spa.” percent of the vote. obtained in the past year. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, March 4, 2019 A5 Police: N. Orleans crash driver spoke of ‘drinking problem’

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NEW ORLEANS — A driver suspected of killing two people and U.S. President Donald Trump shakes hands with North injuring seven others, Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Wednesday in Hanoi, most of them on bikes, as Vietnam. [EVAN VUCCI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] large crowds gathered in New Orleans for Mardi Gras told police after Adviser: Trump the deadly crash, “I have a drinking problem,” according to a police ‘gave nothing away’ report. New Orleans police said in North Korea talks Tashonty Toney, 32, was charged with two counts Despite no deal at a news conference of vehicular homicide being made, Bolton last week. and other charges after calls summit a Bolton said Trump’s crashing his car Saturday success “got a difficult line to evening on a busy thor- walk to” in negotiating oughfare near the route of By Kevin Freking with North Korea. one of New Orleans’ larg- The Associated Press “It doesn’t mean that est Mardi Gras parades. he accepts it as reality. Police spokesman Andy New Orleans Police examine damaged cars and bicycles Saturday on Esplanade Avenue in WASHINGTON — The It means that he accepts Cunningham said in a New Orleans after a car struck multiple people, killing several and injuring others following White House national that’s what Kim Jong Un statement Sunday morn- a Mardi Gras parade. [MICHAEL DEMOCKER/THE TIMES-PICAYUNE VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] security adviser on said,” Bolton said. ing that authorities are Sunday described Presi- House Minority waiting for the results of New Orleans Police just been involved in a one- 30 years old — were killed. dent Donald Trump’s Leader Kevin McCar- a blood alcohol test, but Chief Shaun Ferguson car accident,” Ferguson EMS Director Emily summit with North thy, R-Calif., a close they believe the suspect told a news conference said. Nichols told WVUE- Korean leader Kim Jong Trump ally, broke with was impaired. Nola.com/ late Saturday that despite One witness, cyclist TV that three of the five Un as a success despite the president. The Times-Picayune the crash’s proximity to Frank Rourk, told The people brought to the the lack of an agreement “I think Kim knew reported a police inci- the parade route, “we do New Orleans Advocate hospital were in critical providing for the verifi- what happened, which dent report said Toney not believe at this point that he saw a driver of condition. able dismantling of the was wrong,” McCarthy refused to take a field in time that this has a dark sports car spin One onlooker, Dane North’s nuclear sites. said. sobriety test and told anything to do with the out on the median. The Barrymore, told The New John Bolton, in three Some have been criti- officers he had struggled Endymion parade.” driver ran to a nearby Orleans Advocate that he television interviews, cal for Trump letting with alcohol. Police said most of the corner and laid down on was smoking a cigarette tried to make that case Kim stand with him on “I have a drinking victims were bicyclists, the sidewalk where he outside a market when that Trump advanced the world stage given problem,” the police and photographs of the lost consciousness. he saw a dark sports car America’s national North Korea’s poor report quoted Toney as scene showed mangled Rourk and two other speeding down the street. security interests by human rights record. saying. “I should have bikes along the side of the people were able to wake The driver swerved into rejecting a bad agree- Kim will be able to gotten help, I’m going to street. the driver, and Rourk, the bike lane to try to go ment while working to portray himself to his jail for a DWI.” Police Superintendent who initially didn’t real- around a vehicle. persuade Kim to take people and supporters Toney’s bond was set Shaun Ferguson told local ize anyone was hit, told “It just happened there “the big deal that really as the charismatic head at $510,000 by a mag- media that bystanders in the driver: “I’m pretty were people there — bicy- could make a difference of a nuclear-armed istrate commissioner the area were the ones sure you’re the guy who clists,” Barrymore said. for North Korea.” power, not an inter- Sunday. Toney did not who stopped the driver. wrecked the car. You Barrymore said he saw The U.S. and North national pariah that speak during the hear- “We were able to appre- better go back there.” The two women and one man Korea have offered con- starves its citizens so it ing and was represented hend the subject so quickly driver then asked whether get struck. He said he tradictory accounts of can build weapons. by a public defender, because citizens stopped he had killed anyone. went to help but it quickly why last week’s summit But Bolton said that the newspaper said. The this individual, because EMS spokesman Jona- became apparent that one in Vietnam broke down, Trump’s view is that he public defender’s office they thought they were than Fourcade said a man of the women and the though both pointed to “gave nothing away.” in New Orleans did not helping someone who had and a woman — both about man didn’t survive. American sanctions as a Asked whether that immediately return a sticking point. was his view, too, phone message Sunday Bolton said the lead- Bolton replied: “The from The Associated ers left on good terms president’s view is he Press. and that Trump made gave nothing away. Cunningham said an important point to That’s what matters, Toney was the son of a North Korea and other not my view.” New Orleans police offi- countries that negoti- Rep. Adam Schiff, cer and promised the ate with him. chairman of the House department’s investiga- “He’s not desper- Intelligence Commit- tion will be “open and ate for a deal, not with tee, summarized the transparent.” Saturday North Korea, not with summit as a “spectacu- was Toney’s birthday, the anybody if it’s contrary lar failure” made all the news release said. to American national worse by Trump’s com- In addition to vehicu- interests,” Bolton said. ments on “murder of an lar homicide, Toney Bolton also sought to American citizen, Otto was charged with seven explain Trump’s com- Warmbier.” counts of vehicular neg- ments about taking “This is, I think, the ligent injury, hit and run, Kim’s word about Otto result of a president and reckless operation, Warmbier, the Ameri- who is not prepared for the police news release can college student these kind of negotia- said. who was held prisoner tions, a staff that is not The crash happened in North Korea, then well-prepared and that along a multiple-block sent home in a vegeta- is essentially flying by stretch of Esplanade tive state. Trump said the seat of its pants, Avenue, a leafy street that he didn’t believe Kim and it has real-world connects the city’s big- knew about or would consequences,” Schiff gest park with the French have allowed what hap- said. “Those reactors Quarter. The scene was pened to Warmbier. continue to spin on, close to the route of the “He tells me that he producing more mate- Endymion parade, one didn’t know about it, rial that can threaten of New Orleans’ largest and I will take him at us and our allies,” said Mardi Gras parades, that his word,” Trump said Schiff, D-Calif. was held Saturday.

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Limiting notices deprives public

wenty years ago, The New York Times published an article about the News- eum and New York University compiling Tseparate lists of journalism’s most impor- tant 100 stories of the 20th century. Mitchell Stephens, head of N.Y.U.’s journal- ism department, told the Times, This kind of list is needed in journalism. People have their own lists of the best novels or the best songs. But journal- ism doesn’t get thought of that way. Nobody thinks of journalism in terms of decades or centuries. No, we don’t. Rather we in the media and our customers tend to think one day at a time. Since that Times piece appeared, journalism as an industry has undergone a sea change in its opera- tion, format, popularity and perception of relevance as chronicler of events national and local. Throughout the convulsive changes over the past two decades, the primary challenge to media companies has been Be kind to workers sustaining revenues. The toll exacted by changes in the economy and the business model of media paid vacations, and retire- since 2004, and I know firms has depopulated newsrooms, shrunk cover- ment security to all people that too often, bosses age of communities and withered circulation. of the United States." steal money intended for Still, we have heard repeatedly that journal- Many of us who grew up their employees. This tip ists and their work are more important than in working-class families theft ends as soon as cus- ever to sustain our democratic system. in the 1950s and '60s rec- tomers find out about it. Yet this year, as in years past, some Florida Connie Schultz ognize this description as There's a reason we never lawmakers will likely advocate further dam- a union job. We remem- see signs that read, "All ming the media’s importance. They seek to do ber a time when many tips go to management." so by repealing mandates for public notices xtreme wealth, in more millions of workers When you eat out, and legal ads to appear in local newspapers. and of itself, is not had the ability to collec- please tip generously. In Proponents of this say government agencies can Ea character flaw. tively bargain for wages, most states, many serv- simply post their notices on their websites or that Many rich people see their benefits and work condi- ers depend on our tips to a centralized clearinghouse might be created. lucky lives as a mandate tions. Corporate greed and make even minimum wage. Concerned, the Florida Press Association is rais- to do good in the world. right-wing legislatures Yes, it's wrong that cus- ing awareness of this issue, and what it might Wealth becomes some- have forced union member- tomers have to subsidize mean for newspapers as well as their customers. thing else — soul-dead- ship into a steady decline. wages, but it's not the fault The FPA notes a 2017 poll that indicates 83 percent ening, let's say — when Not coincidentally, the of the men and women of Floridians think state and local governments should privilege blinds one percentage of hourly wage who are waiting on us. be required to regularly publish such notices in the to the daily struggles earners making a living Whenever possible, local newspaper. Similarly, 82 percent would not visit of everyone else. wage has also plummeted. please tip in cash. Too government websites to hunt down those notices. In an interview this week This has nothing to do many businesses deduct The association points out, correctly, that with Fox News Channel with the life experience of a percentage of the credit doing away with this mandate of third-party host Steve Hilton, multi- heiress Ivanka Trump, who card service charge from publishing could allow the government to millionaire Ivanka Trump, apparently thinks that if their servers' tips. manipulate the use of such notices for its own daughter and counselor we make it national policy At the airport, if you need benefit, and reduce public accountability. to President Donald to pay American workers help getting to your gate, Moreover, it would limit the visibility of the notices Trump, weighed in on what they're worth, they'll please tip the person push- in two ways. First, government websites cannot come the issue of a guaranteed lose all incentive to keep ing the wheelchair or driving close to matching the circulation or online traffic of job for every American: trying. In her version of the electric cart. In many newspapers. Secondly, doing that would hurt the 1.2 "I think this idea of a America, worrying about cities, they, too, need our million Floridians without internet access — which, guaranteed minimum is having to choose between tips to make minimum wage. the FPA says, includes one of every five Floridians not something most people providing food for one's In other cities, you're help- over 65, and 17 percent of low-income residents. want. They want the abil- family members and provid- ing them make a living wage. “The public’s right to know shouldn’t be ity to be able to secure a ing shelter for them keeps Finally, a word abandoned in favor of presumed cost sav- job. They want the abil- one aspiring to greatness. about cashiers. ings,” the FPA argues in its presentation. ity to live in a country But this isn't true so we For nearly two decades, We agree. We acknowledge that our motives in echo- where's there's the poten- thank Ivanka Trump for this I've asked them about ing Stargel’s points are partly selfish. Like all other tial for upward mobility." opportunity to offer a few their jobs. Their No. 1 Florida newspapers, The News Herald depends on She was referring to an reminders of how to treat request of customers: legal ads and public notices to carry out our mission of ambitious proposal called some of the people whom Please don't treat them as bringing you the news. We cannot pretend otherwise. the Green New Deal, writ- others too often mistreat if they were invisible. If that’s a mission you support, please ten by Rep. Alexandria just because they can. Stay off the cellphone for join us in telling our lawmakers. Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. If you see a tip jar at a that whole minute or two. Ed Markey. It would guar- coat check, bar or counter, Make eye contact. Say hello. A version of this editorial originally appeared antee "a job with a family- ask who gets the money See them, in other in the Lakeland Ledger, a News Herald sis- sustaining wage, adequate intended for workers. I've words. They've never ter paper with GateHouse Media. family and medical leave, been writing about tip jars felt more unseen.

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, March 4, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE The Weather Channel is ‘Storming Back’ to recognize hurricane survivors

By Eryn Dion from the numerous hurricane- so exhaustively cover at the ends, the rebuild is only begin- Last Monday, Meteorolo- @PCNHErynDion related disaster zones across time of the disaster. ning. We feel it is our mission gists Jim Cantore and Stephanie [email protected] the country as part of their “When severe weather hits, to keep a spotlight on the sur- Abrams, from their studio, “Storming Back” series on most media picks up stakes vivors of these extreme events interviewed Chad Gainey, who PANAMA CITY — Popular their AMHQ morning show, as soon as the storm is over,” and continue to tell their sto- has been transforming Hurri- belief is, when The Weather including highlights from said Nora Zimmett, Senior ries in the weeks and months cane Michael-damaged trees Channel is in town, it’s bad Panama City to check in on Vice President, Content and that follow. We know that and stumps into works of art news. Hurricane Michael survivors. Programming at The Weather many of these families feel the all over the county. Last week, though, the For The Weather Channel, Channel television network. impacts of a storm long after “Even this far out from the station was in town broad- the show represents coming “But we at The Weather Chan- the rest of the nation may have casting live each morning full circle on the storms they nel know that when the storm forgotten about it.” See SURVIVORS, B2

30 years at Mike’s

Two waitresses celebrate their employment milestone

By Ed Offley [email protected] POLITICS | B3 PANAMA CITY BEACH – They could pass for sisters. SEE HOW YOUR After three decades of working together in the REPS VOTED IN hurly-burly of a family res- taurant, Juanita Morrell and D.C. THIS WEEK Julie Gordon are so attuned to one another that they often finish one another’s sentences. They’ve kept to the same schedule – up at 0-dark-thirty, arriving Re-Tree PC before 6 a.m., then greeting the first customers when the door swings open at campaign 7 – since Back Beach Road was two-lane blacktop, and underway Fontainebleau Terrace was the only high-rise on the Beach. By Katie Landeck At Mike’s Diner, the food @PCNHKatieL is pure country cooking, [email protected] the coffee is always hot and fresh, and each day brings PANAMA CITY — The a river of people to their goal to plant 100,000 trees tables. But workers like in Panama City by 2025 now Juanita Morrell and Julie has a name — Re-Tree PC — Gordon make it a special with a website on the way. place for residents and tour- Early on, city leaders ists alike. established a goal of restor- Both said they could not ing the urban forest, hoping imagine doing anything else, to inspire citizens to replant at any other place. some of the estimated 1 mil- “The best thing are the lion trees downed by the people,” said Morrell. “I’ve catastrophic Hurricane met a lot of customers over Michael. Now, the city is the years who send me cards preparing to start tracking and letters when they go efforts and eventually offer back home. Many of them free trees to residents. come back here year after “We want all citizens from year.” youngest to our oldest to be Gordon nodded enthu- involved,” City Manager siastically. “It’s been so Mark McQueen said. “We Juanita Morrell, at right, and Julie Gordon together have 61 years of waitressing under their belts at want to involve senior adults See MIKE’S, B2 Mike’s Diner. [ED OFFLEY/THE NEWS HERALD] that have enjoyed the city and want to create a legacy and involve seniors in planting seedlings … and we think it will be a tremendous oppor- WEEKLY ROUNDUP tunity for our kids to help them plant trees.” A look back at the week in Florida Politics See RE-TREE, B6

By Dara Kam But when asked about a critics including Florida purpose of keeping the dis- News Service of Florida slew of bills backed by anti- Democratic Party Chair- cussion dispassionate. The abortion legislators, the woman Terrie Rizzo, who reaction undoubtedly shows TALLAHASSEE — The House leader said abortion blasted out a statement it had the exact opposite 2019 legislative session is a more complicated issue calling his words “hurt- effect. I apologize for having hasn’t even begun, but the because “there are two lives ful, dehumanizing, and caused offense, my aim was mea culpas are already roll- involved.” misogynistic.” the contrary,” he said in a ing in. “It’s a complex issue “You’d expect to hear this statement. House Speaker José Oliva because one has to think, offensive language in the Abortion is society’s sparked a firestorm in a dis- well there’s a host body and Handmaid’s Tale — not from “greatest challenge,” he cussion with South Florida that host body has to have the speaker of the Florida said, adding, “both mother TV journalist Jim DeFede a certain amount of rights House of Representatives. and child have rights and the that went viral Thursday. because at the end of the With the start of the legisla- extent and balance of those Oliva, R-Miami Lakes, day, it is that body that that tive session just days away, rights remain in question.” RECORD | B4 repeatedly referred to carries this entire other body Speaker Oliva has insulted Oliva again apologized pregnant women as “host to term. But there is an addi- Florida women — and made and said he regretted that MORE THAN bodies” when asked about tional life there,” said Oliva, clear he will not be their his words had become a the perennially controver- who used the term “host champion in Tallahassee,” distraction. 200 WEAR sial topic of abortion. body” five times during the she said. But the speaker’s con- The conservative interview. Friday morning, Oliva cession wasn’t enough for TIARAS TO lawmaker is a fierce small- Asked if the term was issued an apology elabo- abortion-rights supporters. government proponent demeaning to women, Oliva rating on his parlance and “Access to a popularly ATTEMPT TO who believes people should said he was using a “techni- acknowledging he made a supported and constitu- be able to make their own cal” term to be accurate. mistake. tionally guaranteed form BREAK WORLD decisions, he told DeFede, a But the Republican lead- “It was an attempt to use of health care is hardly our RECORD veteran Miami reporter who er’s comments quickly went terminology found in medi- works for the station CBS4. viral, drawing rebukes from cal ethics writings with the See POLITICS, B2 * ** B2 Monday, March 4, 2019 | The News Herald FIVE DAY FORECAST FOR NORTHWEST FLORIDA FLORIDA CITIES Today Tue. Today Tue. 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program for bullied students of the 2016 constitutional POLITICS and creating a new voucher amendment. Chad Gainey program that would allow Over the past month, was on The From Page B1 low-income students to use House and Senate leaders Weather taxpayer-funded scholar- have drawn closer to reach- Channel’s society’s greatest challenge; ships to go to private schools. ing consensus on a repeal, but “Storming perhaps climate change or Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nunez, two differences remain. Back” gun violence, but to charac- a former high-ranking The House proposal (HB special terize access to abortion as House member, also will 7015) would allow dispen- earlier our greatest challenge is yet be a powerful voice in the saries to sell pre-rolled this week. another reason why people administration, and DeSan- marijuana cigarettes, but [CONTRIBUTED don’t want politicians inter- tis has appointed former smoking would be off-limits PHOTO] fering in the first place," Amy Rep. Halsey Beshears to run to patients under age 18. Weintraub, reproductive the Department of Business Unlike the House version, rights program director for and Professional Regulation the Senate measure (SB 182) Progress Florida, said. and former Rep. Jared Mos- would require marijuana also broadcast live from kowitz, a Democrat, to head operators to sell at least one SURVIVORS Myrtle Beach to talk about Welcome to the fold the Division of Emergency type of pre-rolled cigarette efforts to honor heroes Management. and would allow them to sell From Page B1 helping in the recovery from The kerfuffle over Oliva’s “DeSantis seems to value other whole-flower products. Hurricane Florence, which remarks came just days before legislators and our input It would also let patients buy storm, a lot of the custom- dumped over 30 inches of the advent of the 60-day leg- more than his predecessor. smoking equipment at other ers I’m working for, they’re rain and caused catastrophic islative session Tuesday. ... There’s just a general good retail outlets, such as smoke not able to live in their flooding and over $24 billion The Sunshine State has faith and good will,” Senate shops. The Senate plan would homes,” said Gainey during in damages in the Carolinas undergone a lot of changes in President Bill Galvano, let minors smoke medi- the interview. “They’re almost exactly a month the prolonged break since the R-Bradenton, said. cal marijuana if the patients living somewhere else or before Hurricane Michael last time House and Senate But don’t expect the Leg- get a second opinion from a they’re living in campers struck the Panhandle. leaders dropped the white islature to roll over for pediatrician. on their property.” “Storming Back” has been hanky signifying the end of DeSantis, Galvano said. The House and Senate bills “It’s something they can airing weekday mornings the 2018 session. “What the governor does are headed to the chamber have and they can kind of this week and videos from At the top of the list is a is not going to be rubber- floors for votes after the ses- see the future of, “Okay, we the segments are avail- new chief executive, Gov. Ron stamped here in the Senate, sion begins. made it through the storm able to watch on AMHQ’s DeSantis, who will deliver his and vice versa,” he said. “It DeSantis told report- and now we’re rebuilding,’” Facebook page at https:// first State of the State address is a check and balance.” ers he’s “talked about some Gainey added. www.facebook.com/ on opening day and who’s broad strokes with folks” On Wednesday, the show AMHQonTWC/. already set himself apart from Clouds clear for pot patients but hasn’t seen the legislation his predecessor, former gov- yet. He said he’s “willing to ernor-turned-U.S. Sen. Rick Florida policymakers read- sign things if I can have good Scott. ily admit they’ve taken baby faith that it’s implementing DeSantis is poised to test steps when it comes to deal- the will of the voters” fairly. Thomas was not his influence with an exten- ing with pot, both before and “It may not mean I agree MIKE’S speaking metaphori- sive agenda heavily focused after voters overwhelmingly philosophically on every little cally. Gordon’s two sons, on the environment and approved a constitutional nook and cranny, but we’ve From Page B1 Rodney and Michael, expanding school choice. amendment legalizing medi- got to meet the constitutional worked at the restaurant Many people expected cal marijuana. threshold. So if their bill does enjoyable,” she said. “I for a number of years, and DeSantis to govern as the Even a new governor — and that, then I’ll look at it. So love my job. I’ve had cus- Morrell over time seems staunch conservative who with him, an administration we’ll see how it shakes out, tomers who brought their to have recruited most of parlayed his close ties to that’s no longer hostile to the but both leaders know my children here, and now her family spanning three President Donald Trump into concept of cannabis as a cure position on that,” DeSantis, those children are coming generations. Her two a November victory. But two — might not change that, at a Harvard Law School gradu- in with their own kids.” daughters, Renetta and months into his term, some of least during the legislative ate, told reporters Tuesday. On Sunday, fellow Traci, worked at Mike’s the governor’s proposals have session that begins next week. Galvano and Oliva, whose employees at Mike’s Diner. Her grandson, Gary, drawn bipartisan praise. The Republican-dominated fortune was made in the cigar Diner celebrated Juanita’s worked as a busboy for The Republican governor Legislature, however, is on business but who has been 30th anniversary as an eight years until he gradu- has assembled an adminis- target to make one high-pro- reluctant to repeal the ban, employee, including Julie, ated from high school. Her tration with former powerful file expansion to the state’s have deferred to DeSantis, who feted her 30th year at granddaughter, Shanna, lawmakers in key posts that cannabis laws. setting aside objections about the restaurant last March. works there now. And a could help some of his policy Responding to an ulti- a paucity of research and con- Owner Mike Thomas said great-granddaughter, priorities. matum issued by DeSantis, cerns about the ill effects of having Morrell and Gordon Zowie, briefly joined the Former House Speaker lawmakers are almost cer- smoking. at the restaurant since its payroll in 2017. Richard Corcoran, who now tain to repeal Florida’s ban on “I want to be able to say inception has been a bless- Morrell said she has no serves as education commis- smoking medical marijuana. this is not going to be some- ing. “They have been my plans to ever work any- sioner, will advocate for the If they don’t act by March thing that the courts are going base for thirty years,” he where else. “After my first governor’s education agenda, 15, the Republican governor to overturn. People voted. said. “It’s very fortunate week of work, I was stuck which includes a $422 mil- has threatened to drop the We’re going to implement. to have people like them, on it,” she said. “I knew I lion teacher-bonus package, state’s appeal of a court ruling And then we’re going to move just like family.” had found my calling.” changes to a state scholarship that said the ban runs afoul on,” DeSantis said. * ** The News Herald | Monday, March 4, 2019 B3

OBITUARIES LOCAL&STATE

BETTY JEAN CREAMER ROLL CALL

Betty Jean Creamer, Thomas Voting Reports A yes vote was to send The bill would apply to within 18 days. age 85, of Panama City, HR 8 to the Senate. the estimated 10 per- Voting no: Gaetz, Dunn Florida passed away Sat- WASHINGTON D.C. A yes vote was to send cent of prospective sales urday morning, March 2, — Here's how area mem- the bill to the Senate. not promptly cleared or 2019 in Columbus, Mis- bers of Congress — Reps. Voting no: Gaetz, Dunn denied by the National sissippi at the home of Matt Gaetz and Neal ATTEMPTED PURCHASES Instant Criminal Back- her niece Michelle Greggs Dunn and Sens. Marco BY UNDOCUMENTED IMMI- ground Check System and husband Rodney. She Rubio and Rick Scott GRANTS: Voting 220 (NICS). was born in Washington — voted during the leg- for and 209 against, A yes vote was to send County, Florida on Octo- islative week ending the House on Feb. 27 the bill to the Senate. ber 21, 1933 and was a March 1. adopted a Republican Voting no: Gaetz, Dunn Scott Rubio lifetime resident of Bay motion to HR 8 (above) EXEMPTION FOR DOMES- County. under which undocu- TIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS: SENATE She was a longtime mented immigrants Voting 194 for and 232 employee of Tyndall Fed- of nieces and nephews. must be reported to against, the House INFANTS BORN IN FAILED eral Credit Union, retiring The family will receive U.S. Immigration and on Feb. 28 defeated a ABORTIONS: Voting 53 in 2009. She attended friends Tuesday, March Customs Enforcement Republican motion that for and 44 against, the the Southport Assembly 5, 2019, from 11 a.m. to (ICE) when the National would exempt victims of Senate on Feb. 25 failed of God Church faithfully 12:30 p.m. at Kent-For- Dunn Gaetz Instant Criminal Back- domestic violence from to reach 60 votes needed until she was no longer est Lawn Funeral Home ground Check System the delays that HR 1112 to end a Democratic-led able. in Panama City, Florida. HOUSE (NICS) detects they (above) would impose on filibuster against a bill (S She was preceded in A graveside service will are attempting to buy a unfinished background 311) that would prescribe death by her parents Jerry follow at 1 p.m. at the Gun Background firearm. checks. rules of care for infants and Rebecca Creamer, Lynn Haven Cemetery. Checks: Voting 240- A yes vote was to add A yes vote was to adopt who survive failed late- brothers Millard Creamer Reverend Darwin Glass 190, the House on the GOP-sponsored pro- the motion. term abortions. and Ray Creamer, and will officiate. Feb. 27 expanded FBI vision to the bill. Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn A yes vote was to sister Dolly Brant. Kent-Forest Lawn background checks Voting yes: Gaetz, Dunn NULLIFYING EMERGENCY advance the bill. She is survived by three Funeral Home of prospective gun MORE TIME FOR BACK- CALL ON BORDER: Voting Voting yes: Marco sisters, Lucille Horton, 2403 Harrison Ave. buyers by extending the GROUND CHECKS: Voting 245 for and 182 against, Rubio, R, Rick Scott, R Agnes Ellis, and Shirley Panama City, FL 32405 requirement to transac- 228 for and 198 against, the House on Feb. 26 ANDREW WHEELER, EPA Knight, and brother Wil- 850-763-4694 tions on the internet and the House on Feb. 28 approved a measure (HJ ADMINISTRATOR: Voting lard Creamer, and a host www.kentforestlawn.com between private par- passed a bill (HR 1112) Res 46) that would nul- 52 for and 47 against, ties at venues including that would increase lify a national emergency the Senate on Feb. 28 gun shows and parking from three business declared by President confirmed Andrew R. FRANCES EDDINS lots. Now, only licensed days to 20 business days Trump in an effort to Wheeler as administra- dealers must run buyers' the maximum time for secure border-wall tor of the Environmental Frances Eddins, 93, of March 4, 2019 at Hiland personal information deferring firearms sales funding. Protection Agency. Youngstown, Florida died Park Baptist Church. through the National when FBI background A yes vote was to A yes vote was to con- on Thursday, February Family will receive guests Instant Criminal Back- checks on buyers have send the measure to the firm the nominee. 28, 2019. 11 a.m. to noon. Interment ground Check System. not yet been completed. Senate for a vote to occur Voting yes: Rubio, Scott Funeral services will be will follow at Evergreen held at noon on Monday, Memorial Gardens. WHAT’S HAPPENING

KATHERINE MARIE REED HAVE AN EVENT? Wednesday, March 6 Lyndell Lane, Panama City visit PCCenterForTheArts. EMERALD COAST Beach. Full body work- com Katherine “Billie” visitation will be held at Email pcnhnews@pcnh. CRUIZIN’ CAR SHOW: out for all ages. Details: PAUL BRENT KIDS’ ART Marie Reed, 99, died on the funeral home from com with the details and March 6-9 at Aaron 850-236-3033 CONTEST - GOPHER TURTLE: Thursday, February 28, 10-11 a.m. prior to the include “What’s Hap- Bessant Park, 600 Pier Park FRIENDS PRESENTS CON- exhibition runs through 2019 a.m. service. At her request, pening” in the subject Drive, Panama City Beach. CERT - MATT GREENE: 6-7 March 21 at the Panama Funeral services Billie will be laid to rest line. Inclusion of events in Thousands of classic cars, p.m. at the Bay County City Center for the Arts, will be held on Tues- in Sunset Memorial this calendar is at the edi- hot rods, custom cars and Public Library, 898 W. 19 E. Fourth St. Featur- day March 5, 2019 at Cemetery in Beckley, tor’s discretion. trucks. Thursday includes 11th St., Panama City. ing work by students in 11 a.m. in the Wilson West Virginia with her Terry Mason’s Hot Rod Free admission; family- Bay County schools. Free Funeral Home Chapel. A loved ones. Today Show & Block Party, Beach friendly. For details, visit admission. Details at Parade down Front Beach FriendsOfBayCounty.org PCCenterForTheArts.com AARP TAX SERVICES: Road, and Welcome Party. LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE ‘LAUNCH! WAINWRIGHT Guidelines and deadlines 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the General admission is $15 OPEN HOUSE: 7-9 p.m. at SHIPYARD AND THE FIRST Panama City Beach Public per day; $35 for three-day Grand Square Hall, 1105 LIBERTY SHIPS’: Photo- Obituary notices are written by funeral homes Library, 12500 Hutchison pass; VIP packages avail- Bob Little Road, Panama graphic exhibit open and relatives of the deceased. The News Herald Blvd. Volunteers will be able for $100. Details at City. Free lessons. Casual through March 16 at The reserves the right to edit for AP style and format. on hand to help you fill out EmeraldCoastCruizin.com Dress. Details: Anne Light Room, 306 Harrison Families submitting notices must type them in a your taxes at the library. PAUL BRENT KIDS’ ART 850-387-3101 or Kathie Ave., Panama City. Details typeface and font that can be scanned into a com- Details at NWRLS.com CONTEST - GOPHER TURTLE: 850-896-5798 at TheLightRoomPC.com puter. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. daily for March 6-21 at the Panama AUDUBON PRESENTA- EMERALD COAST CRUIZIN’ the following day’s newspaper. Obituaries may be Tomorrow City Center for the Arts, TION - ‘AMAZON RIVER ON CAR SHOW: March 6-9 at e-mailed to [email protected] or delivered to 19 E. Fourth St. Featur- A CRUISE’: 7 p.m. at Room Aaron Bessant Park, 600 The News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., Panama City. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 ing work by students in 308⁄309 of the Student Ser- Pier Park Drive, Panama View today’s obituaries and sign the online guest a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Trin- Bay County schools. Free vices Building 400 at the City Beach. Thousands books of your loved ones at newsherald.com/ ity Lutheran at 1001 W. admission. Details at Northwest Florida State of classic cars, hot rods, obituaries. 11th St., Panama City. Vol- PCCenterForTheArts.com College Niceville campus. custom cars and trucks. unteers will be on hand ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 Dr. Neil Lamb of the Bay Friday includes meet to help you fill out your a.m. at Frank Brown Park, County Audubon Society, Joe and Amanda Martin, taxes. Details: Facebook 16200 Panama City Beach leads a world class birding country music legends page: AARP Tax-Aide of Parkway, Panama City and photography tour up live onstage at noon, John Smoke on the Bay County. Beach. Full body workout the spectacular Amazon Schneider meet and greet, ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. for all ages. Details: 850 from the mouth to the and more. General admis- Coast to benefi t at the Lyndell Confer- - 233-5045 headwaters. A life-long sion is $15 per day; $35 for ence Center, 423 Lyndell CREATING A FOOD FOREST: birder with 5,000 species three-day pass; VIP pack- Lane, Panama City Beach. 6-8 p.m. in the Sarzin Lec- in his life-list, Lamb is a ages available for $100. 18 charities Full body workout for all ture Hall at Gulf Coast State retired Air Force Medical Details at EmeraldCoast- ages. Details: 850-236- College in Panama City. Entomologist with a Ph.D. Cruizin.com 3033 Hosted by Regrow 850. Cal from Cornell University. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 Special to The Log of the Boy Scouts of BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. Chester owner of Green- Socializing begins at 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Trin- America & Smok'n at the Panama City Beach thumb Calboys: Edible p.m. Admission is free ity Lutheran at 1001 W. DESTIN — The 9th Scouts Barbeque Public Library, 12500 Landscaping will discuss and open to the public. 11th St., Panama City. Vol- annual Smoke on the Crew Hutchison Blvd. For ages how to create a “Food Details: Dave Clausen at unteers will be on hand Coast BBQ & Fireworks • Habitat for Human- 0-3 years with a caregiver. Forest” and turn your yard 907-321-3701, or choc- to help you fill out your Festival, scheduled ity and Hub City Details at NWRLS.com into a beautiful landscape tawhatcheeaudubon.org taxes. Details: Facebook from 5-9 p.m. July 3 Smokehouse and BEGINNER LINE DANCE that is also delicious and ‘BAD DATES’: 7:30 p.m. page: AARP Tax-Aide of at Destin Commons, Grill CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at productive, that requires at Emerald Coast The- Bay County. has announced the 18 • Heritage Museum Frank Brown Park, 16200 next to no maintenance. atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd. HARD HATS AND HIGH area charities that will of NW Florida and Panama City Beach Park- in Sandestin, Miramar HEELS: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 benefit from Coins Cold Creek BBQ way, Panama City Beach. Thursday, March 7 Beach. Tickets: $30 for p.m. at Redfish Taco for a Cause and event • Jobs4U and Lillie's $3 per dancer. All danc- adults; $28 for seniors (55 in Santa Rosa Beach. proceeds. Q ers welcome. Details: EMERALD COAST CRUIZIN’ years and older), students, Networking, activi- Participating chari- • Junior League of the 850-233-5045 CAR SHOW: March 6-9 at and military; purchase ties, competitions, ties team up with Emerald Coast and NOVEL WRITING: 1-3 p.m. Aaron Bessant Park, 600 online at emeraldcoas- silent auction. Speaker various restaurants and Buh's BBQ at the Panama City Beach Pier Park Drive, Panama theatre.org/tickets or call Nikki Nickerson, local BBQ aficionados to fire • Niceville/Valpara- Public Library, 12500 City Beach. Thousands 850-684-0323 entrepreneur, Benefits up their grills and cook sio Rotary Club and Hutchison Blvd. Joleen of classic cars, hot rods, Habitat for Humanity of for over $85,000 in Smok'n Hot Wheels Long’s class will focus on custom cars and trucks. Friday, March 8 Walton County. Tick- donations. • Opportunity Place parameters of the novel, Wednesday includes open- ets and details at Habitat The 18 nonprofit and B's Smoking beginnings, endings, ing ceremony, meet Joe PURVIS YOUNG - FLORIDA for Humanity of Walton organizations, along BBQ manipulating time, sub- and Amanda Martin, Todd HALL OF FAME: exhibition County’s Facebook page, with their BBQ teams, • Rotary Club of plots, characterization, Allen Herendeen concert runs through March 16 at or call 850-660-1681 or are: Destin point of view, and theme. and more. General admis- the Panama City Center emailvolunteer@walton- • Air Force Enlisted • Shelter House and While some basic knowl- sion is $15 per day; $35 for for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth countyhabitat.org Village and The The One and Culi- edge of fiction writing is three-day pass; VIP pack- St., Panama City. Featuring LIAR’S CHALLENGE: 6-7:30 Gulf nary Pirates encouraged, students do ages available for $100. work by Purvis Young, who p.m. EST at The Haughty • Boys and Girls Club • Taylor Haugen not need any prior knowl- Details at EmeraldCoast- was named to the Florida Heron in Port St. Joe. Hear and Big Red Truck Foundation and edge in order to attend Cruizin.com Artists Hall of Fame in fish tales, tall tales and • Children in Crisis Brightview Land- the class. Limit: 25 stu- BEGINNER LINE DANCE 2018. Free admission. For more as emcee Pat Nease, and B&C Fire Safety scaping Services dents per class and must CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at details, visit PCCenter- a state champion liar, leads • Dog Harmony and • Toys for Tots and pre-register. Details at Frank Brown Park, 16200 ForTheArts.com the competition for cash Cafe Rico Bass Pro Shop NWRLS.com Panama City Beach Park- THROUGH THREADS OF prizes to determine who is • Emerald Coast Sci- • Youth Vil- LINE DANCING: 6:30-8:30 way, Panama City Beach. TIME: exhibition runs the best liar on the coast. ence Center and lage and Waste p.m. at the Grand Square $3 per dancer. All danc- through March 31 at the Special guest appearance Bow Tie BBQ Management. Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, ers welcome. Details: Panama City Center for by Robyn Rennick, South- • Food for Thought Panama City. For all levels. 850-233-5045 the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., ern storyteller. The event and Paula Deen's For more informa- $5 per person. Details: ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 Panama City. Featuring is also a benefit for Sheriff Family Kitchen tion, visit the event's 850-258-9847 or seaside- a.m. at the Lyndell Con- quilts by Maxine Thomas. Mike’s Easter basket drive • Gulf Coast Council page on Facebook. [email protected] ference Center 423 Free admission. For details, for needy children. * ** B4 Monday, March 4, 2019 | The News Herald No record this year, but still ‘fun’

The tiara eff ort came up short, but Niceville High’s Theatre Department benefi ted from Saturday’s fundraiser

By Kaylin Parker 315-4443 | @parkerNWFDN [email protected]

NICEVILLE — They may not have broken the world record for the most tiaras worn at once, but the 255 people who tried took part in something that’s never done in Okaloosa County. AT LEFT: Drama Kids of Northwest Florida attracted 225 people to try to break the tiara-wearing Guiness World Record. Although they came Drama Kids of North- short of the 420 needed, Saturday’s event still raised money for Niceville High School’s Threatre Department. AT RIGHT: The tiara-wearing west Florida, an elementary world record event was organized by Alissa Clifton, director of Drama Kids of Northwest Florida. [PHOTOS BY KAYLIN PARKER/DAILY NEWS] age after-school theater program, hosted an event “It’s great to have this much participant, agreed. Saturday in hopes of breaking support because a lot of these “And who doesn’t want a Guinness World Record for people that are here are Drama to wear a tiara and be in the most people wearing tiaras. Kids families,” said Alissa Clif- Guinness Book of World The effort was part of a fun- ton, director of Drama Kids of Records?” she said. draiser for the Niceville High Northwest Florida. “We’ve had Clifton said she had that type School Theatre Department. a few people that saw it on Face- of event on her mind for 10 To break the record, at least book or saw it in the newspaper years, but the idea never mani- 420 people had to be pres- and decided to come.” fested. Although they didn’t ent wearing the tiaras for Jackie Matichuck said she meet their tiara goal, she said five minutes. The challenge enjoys attending community they would try again next year. began a little after noon and events like Saturday’s and “With Drama Kids, our goal was followed by a short per- showing support. is confidence,” Clifton said. formance by the Niceville “This is so cool,” Mati- “The confidence they gain theater students. chuck said. “I mean, it’s fun. with being a part of some- The money raised from It’s corny. Why not? I was thing like this. ... Saying they Saturday’s event will help really hoping more of Niceville participated in something like Jackie Matichuck and Cindy Holmes said they enjoyed trying to replace some of the theater would have got behind this.” this is something they’ll get to break the tiara-wearing record during Saturday’s fundraiser for the equipment at Niceville. Cindy Holmes, another talk about their whole lives.” Niceville High School Theatre Department.

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* ** B6 Monday, March 4, 2019 | The News Herald High court’s cross case could aff ect monuments nationally

By Jessica Gresko cross is a sculpture of three Associated Press soldiers. The town says it has WASHINGTON — A been threatened with 40-foot-tall, concrete lawsuits similar to the cross on public land in one currently before the a Maryland suburb of Supreme Court. If the high Washington is at the court doesn’t side with center of a case before the supporters of the Mary- Supreme Court. But simi- land cross, Taos told the lar monuments elsewhere justices, it would “virtu- in the country could be ally guarantee Taos would affected by the high court be drawn into costly and ruling, states have told unjust litigation to remove the justices. its memorial.” The District of Colum- bia-based American TEXAS Humanist Association, which is behind the chal- The Seaman’s Memo- lenge to the Maryland rial Tower in Aransas cross, acknowledges Pass used to be topped that at least a handful of by a cross, but it’s been other monuments around removed because of wear. the country could be The 80-foot-tall tower affected if the court sides still has a crucifix on its with them, though they Visitors walk around the 40-foot Maryland Peace Cross dedicated to World War I soldiers on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2019 front, however. Lu Arc- disagree with those sup- in Bladensburg, Md. [AP PHOTOS/KEVIN WOLF] emont, 82, who chairs a porting the cross that the commission that oversees number is vast. By the same token, MARYLAND “Peace Cross,” it was by the local Junior Cham- the tower’s maintenance, The monuments most those monuments could completed in 1925. A ber of Commerce. In says she hopes to see a likely to be affected are be insulated from chal- If the justices wanted plaque on the base of the 1969, however, the group cross topping the tower large crosses on public, lenges if the other side to take a field trip to see cross lists the names of 49 installed the concrete again. not private, lands and prevails, as many observ- the cross at the center of soldiers from the area who cross that stands today. Arcemont is the keeper where there’s a promi- ers think is likely given the case, it wouldn’t be died in World War I. Lighting and maintaining of the tower’s history. It nent cross that isn’t part the court’s conservative hard. The cross is located While a trial court judge the cross costs Pensacola was dedicated in 1970 as of a larger memorial or makeup. on a large, grassy traffic ruled the memorial was around $200 a year. a memorial to area fisher- setting such as a ceme- A look at the cross at median in Bladensburg, constitutional, an appeals Four people sued over man who died at sea, their tery, said Monica Miller, the center of the case and about 5 miles from the court disagreed. Those the cross in 2016. They names on plaques on the an American Humanist cross memorials in other Supreme Court. challenging the cross are have the backing of the tower. At first the tower Association attorney. states: Sometimes called the telling the Supreme Court American Humanist Asso- was topped by a 22-foot that it should be moved to ciation, the same group wooden cross. A smaller, private property or modi- behind the cross lawsuit metal cross later replaced fied into a slab or obelisk. now before the Supreme it. As for the crucifix on the They also note that the Court, and the Wiscon- tower’s front, Arcemont nearly 100-year-old sin-based Freedom From says her husband carved monument has been dete- Religion Foundation. Two it out of a telephone pole. riorating. Chunks have lower courts have ruled Arcemont hadn’t heard fallen off and restoration against the cross. of the Maryland law- work planned years ago suit, but she was quick has been put off while the NEW MEXICO to distinguish her town’s case has moved forward. memorial. She called it a A bronze cross on a con- “living memorial” because FLORIDA crete pedestal stands in the names continue to be added town plaza in the center of to it. People also sometimes A 34-foot-tall concrete Taos. Paid for by private scatter family members’ cross in Pensacola’s Bay- donations and dedicated in ashes at the site. “The view Park has been the site 1960, the cross is part of a reason we have a crucifix of a sunrise Easter service memorial honoring young and a cross on our tower is for decades. men from the area who so it represents both reli- The first Easter service fought and died in World gions — Protestant and was organized at the site War II. Beside the cross are Catholic,” she said. The National Judge Advocate for The American Legion Kevin Bartlett, center, speaks in 1941. A wooden cross flagpoles flying the flags of Aransas Pass is about 20 at a news conference following oral arguments on the fate of a cross-shaped war was put up for the gather- the United States and New miles northeast of Corpus memorial on Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019 at the Supreme Court in Washington. ing, which was organized Mexico, and in front of the Christi.

RE-TREE IN BRIEF News Herald Staff Reports following a natural From Page B1 disaster, relief efforts TALLAHASSEE tend to slow, while those The city wants to College, high school affected are still in dire see a “myriad” of trees students to volunteer need of assistance,” said planted, not just variet- Dot Wagner, Co-Founder ies of live oaks and pines, Mission850, a and Coordinator of Mis- to make the landscape faith-based recovery sion850. “Our mission is more interesting. Fruit organization, has big to make sure that these trees are even being plans for March. community members are looked at for some loca- The group has part- not forgotten. We are tions, McQueen said. nered with Florida State here to provide hope and In addition to growing University, Northeastern support in every capacity and planting some trees, University, University we can to those impacted the city also is looking of West Florida, Rutgers by Hurricane Michael.” to businesses and cor- University, University of For more information, porations to help make Central Florida, Acad- go to mission850.com this happen. The hope is emy of Holy Names, larger companies will help Houston Catholic High PANAMA CITY BEACH bring in some larger trees Broken trees and walkways show damage from Hurricane Michael at Lannie Rowe School, St. Benedict PCB town hall so that there is a variety Park on Feb. 19, 2019, in Panama City. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] Youth Program, and this Tuesday of heights. Churches and Marquette University to civic organizations also that will create synergy “There are great value A website — retreepc. send students to areas Councilman Geoff have approached the city in the community,” in our trees, the miti- com — is under construc- impacted by Hurricane McConnell will be hold- about getting involved. McQueen said. gate localized flooding, tion with information Michael to help with ing a town hall meeting Plus, a mechanism even- There are also plans groundwater and the about types of trees that cleanup. Their recovery Tuesday. tually will be put in place in the works to contract like,” McQueen said. can be planted in the efforts consist of remov- At the event, McCon- for anyone to donate to with a nursery — at an “There’s a need for us area. It also will include ing debris, cleaning up nell will give updates on Panama City through tree estimated cost of $6.52 to go reinvest in our an interactive map where yards, and rebuilding the city projects and take donations. per tree — to have a give- community through the citizens will be able to homes of disabled veter- questions. The meeting “This is something away down the line. planting of trees. share what they planted. ans, elderly residents and will will be from 5:30 p.m. homebound individuals. to 7 p.m. at the City Hall “In the months Annex, 110 S. Arnold Rd.

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Once-close sibling drifts away after nephew's birth

how I feed my son (I don't everything is great. We give him sweets), and says rarely fight. The only thing he will no longer be around that's bothering me is my me if food is involved. He's husband has never asked me late to return emails I send. about my past lovers — never This hurts immensely. asked how many or any other Jeanne Phillips My brother is a straight details. I have had quite a shooter. When I asked him if I past. He hasn't. I feel bad did something to offend him, because I feel like I'm hiding DEAR ABBY: I have always he said no, but his behavior it from him. Should I forget been close to my oldest brother suggests otherwise. I feel about it, unless he mentions and his wife. I'm 24 years like by having children, I it? Even then, I'm afraid to younger than they are. In some have lost part of my family. tell him the real number. — ways, I think I was like a child Is there anything I can do? — TORN UP IN THE EAST to them because they were SAD SIS IN CALIFORNIA DEAR TORN UP: You were never able to have children DEAR SIS: Because your entitled to have a life before naturally or through adoption. brother is a "straight shooter," you met the man you eventu- Ever since I had my first get to the point and tell him ally married. These days, most child two years ago, they have you are hurt because of the men and women have a past, become distant. They skip change in his behavior. Then so please stop flogging yourself family occasions and don't ask him to explain what's with guilt over yours. Your send gifts anymore. (I don't going on. Unless you know past is over. Concentrate on care about the material items, for sure what has caused it, your present. Your husband but they used to send me very there is nothing you can do. obviously loves you exactly the thoughtful gifts.) My brother DEAR ABBY: I have been way you are. Your history has has gotten angry at me over married for two years and made you the person you are.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

1. Whose quotes included, historical fact? “Eating and sleeping are the Ted Williams, Wyatt Earp, Ty only activities that should be Cobb, Roy Bean allowed to interrupt a man’s 4. The Saluki is one of the enjoyment of his cigar.”? world’s oldest breed of ...? Mark Twain, Winston Horse, Cattle, Dogs, Cats Wilson Casey Churchill, Peter Falk, Richard 5. Who has been the only U.S. Spiers president with a Ph.D? ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF 2. What TV game show that McKinley, Wilson, Hoover, JFK “Trivia Fun” with Wilson debuted in 1983 featured the 6. Which of these cities sits Casey, Guinness World Record dreaded “Whammies”? atop a giant salt mine? Holder from Woodruff, S.C., “Supermarket Sweep,” “Press Dallas, Denver, Dover, Detroit is published in more than 500 Your Luck,” “Joker’s Wild,” newspapers across the coun- “Catchphrase” ANSWERS: 1. Mark Twain, 2. try. Comments, questions or 3. Who was famed for using “Press Your Luck,” 3. Wyatt suggestions? WC@TriviaGuy. his “Buntline Special,” Earp, 4. Dogs, 5. Wilson com accepted by many as a (Woodrow), 6. Detroit

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Loved 21) — Archers know that to hit You've witnessed displays of ones are doing their best, though the mark, you must aim high. In baffl ing skill that have made you they may still unintentionally a similar way, this project you're want to pull off similar feats. make things diffi cult for you, be working on will have a better These things always take about 10 it inopportune phone calls, bad chance at success if you start off times longer than you think they scheduling or loose lips. Remain asking for more than you think should but still may be worth the loyal. These are merely tests of you'll need. time it takes to master them. your patience. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — You're Jump in and participate in life You'll put in extra effort and smart not to wait for inspiration. regardless of the number of ideas, whether or not they were It rarely shows up uninvited. people joining you. The best asked for or will be appreciated, You can "send the invitation" by things you start will begin as solo because giving anything less than getting started on your project or missions. Friends will catch up all you're capable of just feels immersing yourself in the environ- when they see how much fun, wrong to you. ment that scares you. money or satisfaction you're GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — You getting. Opportunities abound, but you may be able to create your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — have to decide what you're look- desired outcome without paying Don't let indecisiveness hold you ing for fi rst to recognize them. the typical price. The people back; there is no perfect option So take a breath and get focused around you may only be paying it on the table, nor is there even one on what you honestly feel would because they haven't stopped to that's signifi cantly better than the make your life better. consider other options. others. Choose and commit, and CANCER (June 22-July 22) — You SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — You the world will open up from there. lead many lives within this one may be one of hundreds of thou- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — You -- a family life, a work life, etc. sands of people who have seen can either sort your head by going -- overlapping, interconnecting the part of the world you're in idea by idea, emotion by emotion, experiences, each an essential now, but there are still discoveries and writing it all out or use the part of who you are. Your fantasy to be made there. No one sees it body's intelligence to settle things. life counts here, too; allow your- the way you do. Exercise has a way of naturally self to dream. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. putting things in their place.

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GC women sweep home doubleheader LUCK FAVORS LOGANO

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PANAMA CITY — The Gulf Coast softball team swept a home doubleheader Sunday afternoon at Joe Tom King Field, knocking off Lake Michigan 4-0 and Spartan- burg Methodist 9-2. The Lady Commodores (17-4) have now won seven games in a row. Brittany Crowson pitched the first game and went the distance to get the win, allowing just five hits and striking out four. Belle Wolfenden led the offense with a double and two RBI, while Hayden Lindsay had a double and an RBI, and Sam Sisco two hits and an RBI. Hannah Poole went six innings against Spartanburg Methodist to get the victory, striking out 11 batters and surrendering four hits. Kristina Warford went 3 for 4 with a home run, two doubles, and three RBI, with Taylor Robin- son finishing 2 for 4 with a triple, a double, and three RBI. Brianna Hill also homered and drove in three runs. Dixie Guesnard and Allie Farrow added two hits each. Gulf Coast will play again at home Monday Joey Logano celebrates after winning a NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Sunday, March 3, 2019, in Las with a doubleheader against Vegas. [AP PHOTOS/JOHN LOCHER] Kankakee starting at 4 p.m. Leader holds off Keselowski for Cup win at Las Vegas

By Greg Beacham The Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — Joey Logano and Brad Kesel- owski were side by side off the fourth turn, two team- mates fighting for the last Keith Mitchell tees off on the burst of speed on the final seventh hole during the third round lap at Las Vegas Motor of the Honda Classic on Saturday in Speedway. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. [WILFREDO Logano barely managed LEE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] to block Keselowski’s move, and the defend- ing NASCAR Cup Series champion hung on for his Keith first win in his title defense season. “That was more intense Mitchell gets than I wanted it to be,” Logano said. his fi rst PGA Logano held off Kesel- Joey Logano (22) does a burnout after winning a NASCAR Cup Series auto race at Las Vegas owski on Sunday for his Motor Speedway, Sunday, March 3, 2019, in Las Vegas. Tour win, first Cup victory in Vegas, driving his Team Penske Ford to his 22nd career win. stat to have,” Logano said. is happening again.’” race under its full new taking Honda “There’s been plenty “Something happens at the But after narrowly rules package designed of times here when we’ve end, and Brad becomes the answering Keselowski’s to foster tight racing and led a lot of laps here, but fastest car and he wins. I last-lap passing attempt, excitement. By Tim Reynolds we’ve never won, and looked in the mirror, and I Logano celebrated his vic- The Associated Press that’s the most important was like, ‘Oh my gosh, this tory in NASCAR’s first See NASCAR, C3

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Keith Mitchell made a 15-foot NEAR LEFT: Joey Logano birdie putt on the final hole Sunday holds up the trophy to win The Honda Classic for his after winning a NASCAR first PGA Tour victory. Cup Series auto race Mitchell closed with a 3-under at Las Vegas Motor 67 to finish at 9-under 271 at PGA Speedway, Sunday, National, a stroke ahead of Brooks March 3, 2019, in Las Koepka and Rickie Fowler. Vegas. FAR LEFT: Kevin “I was trying to focus on what Harvick (4) drives was going on,” Mitchell said. “My during a NASCAR Cup mind started wandering there a Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on See GOLF, C3 Sunday in Las Vegas.

Jones plans future at light heavy division

By Greg Beacham heavyweight division The Associated Press and his sport’s unoffi- cial pound-for-pound LAS VEGAS — Even standings. Jon Jones realizes any After trouncing discussion of his long- another overmatched term future in the UFC 205-pound opponent SPORTS | C4 is tempered by the fact at UFC 235 on Saturday that Jones hasn’t been night, the champion COLLEGE TEAMS able to stay in the cage looked into his future and out of trouble for and insisted he is ADD MORE any lengthy stretch in content to keep clean- the past seven years. ing out his division GLITZ TO FILL But after two domi- instead of moving up to nant wins in nine weeks, heavyweight. STADIUM SEATS Jones (24-1) has settled “All these younger Jon Jones, right, fi ghts Anthony Smith in a light heavyweight mixed back into his custom- martial arts title bout at UFC 235, on Saturday in Las Vegas. [JOHN ary spot atop the light See JONES, C3 LOCHER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] * ** C2 Monday, March 4, 2019 | The News Herald

NCAA proposes replay tweak to targeting, OT

By Ralph D. Russo in the second half would still be entire next game, not just the The Associated Press required to sit out the first half first half. Steve Shaw said in of the following game. the two conferences he over- The NCAA football rules The goal of the proposal is to sees as coordinator of officials committee announced sev- call targeting more accurately — the Southeastern Conference eral proposed changes Friday, and have fewer players ejected and Sun Belt — he can recall including giving replay officials for borderline calls. LSU lost only one player in each league more leeway to overturn tar- All-American linebacker Devin receiving multiple targeting geting penalties and requiring White for the first half of a game penalties in a season. games reaching a fifth overtime last season against No. 1 Ala- The overtime rule change to be decided by alternating bama after he was ejected on was proposed after LSU and 2-point conversion tries. a questionable targeting call in Texas A&M matched a record The committee met in Indi- the second half of the previous by playing seven overtimes in anapolis this week and the game against Mississippi State. their regular-season finale last proposed changes also include The American Football year. The Tigers and Aggies tweaks to kickoff and blind-side Coaches Association had combined to run 207 offensive block rules. The proposals must endorsed changing targeting to plays. be approved by the football a two-tiered foul, with only the On average, 37 Bowl Sub- oversight committee in April. most egregious and intentional Hawaii wide receiver Kalakaua Timoteo, center, drops the ball as division games have gone to They would go into effect next hits to the head being penalized he gets hit by UCLA linebacker Josh Woods, left, and defensive overtime over the past four sea- season. with an ejection. back Mossi Johnson (21) at the goal line, during the second half in sons. Most end after one round Two changes to targeting Steve Shaw, the NCAA's Pasadena, Calif. Woods was penalized for targeting and ejected. The of possessions. Only six games were proposed. national coordinator of football NCAA football rules committee has proposed giving replay offi cials per season have gone past two The first would allow replay officials, said the replay change more leeway to overturn targeting fouls. The rules committee met overtimes, but the concern was officials to examine all aspects will be a "surrogate for Target- in Indianapolis last week and announced its proposed changes. those rare marathons that came of the play and confirm the foul ing 1, Targeting 2." [ALEX GALLARDO/ASSOCIATED PRESS/FILE] with increased injury risk for when all elements of targeting Stanford coach David Shaw, players. are present. If targeting cannot the rules committee chairman, "'That was kind of the idea of right reasons, and if they don't "We wanted to have some- be confirmed, the call would said he didn't see the proposal as the two-tiered system. What commit the foul then we're not thing where we don't change be overturned, eliminating the a compromise but as "another we're saying with this rule is going to eject them. I don't see the integrity of our system, option for the call on the field way to get the same goal." we're going to make sure of it as necessarily backing down." which we all love," David Shaw to stand. Targeting would still "We want the discipline to be the ejection to make sure that Under the second proposal, said. "You pass four over- result in a 15-yard penalty and severe for helmet-to-helmet it's right. The goal is the same, players who receive a second times, you pass five overtimes ejection of the player who com- contact, but we also want it to make sure we are eject- targeting foul during the season and now you're worried about mitted the foul. Players ejected to be right," David Shaw said. ing players properly for the would be suspended for the player safety."

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, March 4, 2019 C3 Brazdeikis carries Mich. past ‘Terps

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Ignas Brazdeikis scored 21 points, Jon Teske had 11 points and 10 rebounds, and No. 9 Michigan beat 17th-ranked Maryland 69-62 Sunday to remain in the hunt for the Big Ten title. The Wolverines (26-4, 15-4) clinched a double- bye in the conference tournament and still have The Rockets’ James Harden (13) prepares to shoot from three-point territory as the chance to overtake first- Michigan forward Ignas Brazdeikis, right, protects Celtics’ Jayson Tatum (0) defends during the second half Sunday in Boston. [MICHAEL place Purdue. Michigan, the ball as he is pressured by Maryland forward Jalen DWYER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] the defending Big Ten Smith, left, and guard Darryl Morsell in the second champions, must win its half Sunday in College Park, Md. [PATRICK SEMANSKY/THE finale at Michigan State ASSOCIATED PRESS] and hope the Boilermak- ers lose at least one of their Bruno Fernando had 12 in the closing seconds Harden scores last two. points, 10 rebounds and by Markus Howard, who Michigan trailed 43-41 a career-high six blocked fi nished with 33 points. before Isaiah Livers hit a shots for Maryland (21-9, NO. 25 WASHINGTON 42 points to help 3-pointer, Zavier Simp- 12-7), which fell to 7-1 at 62, STANFORD 61: Jaylen son popped a jumper and home in Big Ten play. Nowell scored 13 points Jordan Poole made a layup but missed the front end Rockets beat Celtics during a five-minute span CREIGHTON 66, NO. 10 of a 1-and-1 during a in which the Terrapins MARQUETTE 60: Martin nervous fi nish for No. 25 struggled offensively. Krampelj scored 19 points Washington, which still The Associated Press scored all of his 21 points and seven assists. He A 3-pointer by Braz- and Ty-Shon Alexander held off Stanford for a on 3-pointers, Danilo had scored over 30 points deikis made it 51-45, and added 14 to pace Creigh- weekend split in the Bay James Harden had 42 Gallinari added 20 and in each of his last three Simpson added a desper- ton to a victory over No. 10 Area. Stanford star KZ points before fouling out Los Angeles sent New games. ation running hook in the Marquette. Creighton (16- Okpala missed an off- late in the fourth quarter York to its 50th loss of final seconds of the shot 13, 7-9 Big East) outscored balance 3-pointer at the and the Houston Rock- the season. Shamet and CAVALIERS 107, MAGIC 93: clock for an eight-point Marquette 16-3 down the buzzer and the Huskies ets held on the beat the Gallinari combined for 27 Jordan Clarkson scored lead with 4:38 left. stretch until a 3-pointer secured the loose ball. Boston Celtics 115-104 of the Clippers’ 38 points 18 points, Kevin Love had on Sunday for their fifth in the fi rst quarter when 16 points and 14 rebounds straight victory. they raced to a 38-20 lead. and Cleveland pulled The Vegas race featured entertaining as can be. I Harden made six Shamet scored 18 points in away in the fourth quarter NASCAR no cautions, which meant don’t really know what to 3-pointers and scored the opening 12 minutes. He to beat Orlando. Nikola the thrilling restarts say if you don’t like that.” 40 or more points for the tied the franchise record Vucevic scored 28 points From Page C1 expected under the new Keselowski drove up 24th time this season. for threes in a quarter (six) for Orlando. rules were limited to a from 19th to take the lead Houston entered the and a half (seven), and set “What a great race,” couple of wild laps after with 27 laps left, but his day in fifth place in the a franchise rookie record PISTONS 112, RAPTORS Logano said. “Brad and I the two segment breaks. hopes for back-to-back Western Conference for 3s in a single game. 107, OT: Blake Griffi n were so evenly matched, “There towards the victories were dashed standings, a game behind Damyean Dotson and Noah scored 14 of his 27 points and you just can’t pull end, the way this drafting when Logano passed him of fourth-place Okla- Vonleh each had 17 points in the fi rst quarter and away (under the new package, these rules work, while getting held up by homa City. for New York. Detroit outlasted Toronto. rules). My heart is still it was intense,” Logano lapped traffic. Eric Gordon added Detroit took advantage running.” said. “You can’t get away. “I’d like to have one 32 points and had eight TRAIL BLAZERS 118, HOR- of Toronto resting star Excitement is exactly You’re constantly look- more lap,” said Kes- 3-pointers. NETS 108: Rodney Hood forward Kawhi Leonard what NASCAR got on ing around. Mentally, I’m elowski, who won the Boston has lost five scored 27 points, Jusuf less than 48 hours after he the final lap, although the exhausted right now. ... playoff race in Vegas last of last six. Kyrie Irving Nurkic added 26 points and made the go-ahead shot quality of the 266 laps It proves you don’t need September. “It was a good led the Celtics with 24 15 rebounds and Portland in the closing seconds in before that sharply divided crashes to have an excit- battle, and we were both points, nine rebounds beat Charlotte. Damian a victory over Portland. drivers and observers — ing race. There’s so much fighting really hard at the and six assists. Al Lillard had 23 points to Reggie Jackson scored no surprise in a sport that strategy that goes into top. It seemed like it came Horford finished with 19 help the Trail Blazers win 19 points for Deyroitm rarely agrees on much of driving these race cars down to what the lapped points. for the sixth time in seven and Andre and Drum- anything. now. I thought it was as cars were going to do.” games. Jeremy Lamb had mond had 15 points and HAWKS 123, BULLS 118: 23 points, and Kemba 17 rebounds. Kyle Lowry Alex Len scored a season- Walker added 18 points scored a season-high 35 to accommodate the sports landscape, it won’t high 28 points and Atlanta and a season-high 12 points for Toronto. Pascal JONES professional wrestling happen immediately, beat Chicago, two days assists for the Hornets. Siakam added 21. superstar. according to UFC Presi- after the Bulls outlasted From Page C1 “I figure if you’re going dent Dana White. the Hawks 168-161 in qua- WIZARDS 135 TIMBER- THUNDER 99, GRIZZLIES to make the gamble, After Jones’ win over druple overtime in Atlanta WOLVES 121: Bobby Portis 95: Russell Westbrook you might as well go Smith, White affirmed Len fi nished three points had 26 points and 12 scored 12 of his 22 points fighters should get their extremely big,” Jones his plan to match Lesnar shy of his career high. He rebounds and the Wash- in the fourth quarter opportunity at a world said. “Go big or go home. first with heavyweight also made a personal- ington Wizards beat the and the Oklahoma City title,” Jones said after A Brock Lesnar fight (is) champion Daniel Corm- best fi ve 3-pointers. Trae Minnesota Timberwolves. Thunder rallied from a controlling every round extremely high risk and ier whenever Lesnar Young scored 18 before Bradley Beal and reserve 13-point defi cit in the fi nal against Anthony Smith. extremely high reward. decides to return to the getting ejected early in the Jabari Parker each scored seven minutes to defeat “When you’re in my I don’t really see myself sport, perhaps later this third quarter for taunt- 22 points for Washington, the Memphis Grizzlies. position, who am I to versus anyone that could year. ing Chicago’s Kris Dunn which had lost fi ve of Dennis Schroder added 17 deny people?” bring in the numbers me “I think that Brock and for his second technical six. Portis was 10 for 18 points and a career-high Jones would make one and Brock could bring Cormier want that fight, foul. Lauri Markkanen led from the fi eld, including 11 rebounds, and Steven big exception, however. in.” so I owe Cormier a lot,” Chicago with 19 points. 3 of 6 from 3-point range. Adams had 13 points and If Brock Lesnar wants Although that super- White said. “Cormier Karl-Anthony Towns led 22 boards for the Thunder, another crack at mixed fight is among the biggest wants that fight, and if CLIPPERS 128, KNICKS 107: the Timberwolves with who snapped a four-game martial arts, Jones would events that the UFC he wants it, he’s going to Rookie Landry Shamet 28 points, 10 rebounds losing streak. bulk up to heavyweight could stage in the broader get it.”

pop-up, leaving him with back and the final group Mitchell said. become the oldest winner he won the 1965 Greater GOLF a wedge in for his third. was on the fifth hole. Singh, the 56-year- of a PGA Tour event ever Greensboro Open— was That checked up about “I’ve got an outside old who was bidding to —Sam Snead was 52 when right there until the end. From Page C1 15 feet below the hole, chance, for sure,” Palmer giving him a putt to win. said when he was done. He made it, pumped his About two hours later, little bit at the end ... and fist and waited for the he was in the outright then I hit a great putt.” final group of Wyndham lead. Not long after that, Mitchell was tied for the Clark and Vijay Singh to he was in a six-way tie lead after 36 holes, and finish about five minutes atop the leaderboard. And was tied for second going later. his chance lasted until into Sunday. He birdied Mitchell earned 5:07 p.m., when Koepka four of his final seven $1,224,000. tapped in for birdie on holes for his first win as a Ryan Palmer (63) and the last and the clubhouse pro — including stints on Lucas Glover (66) tied for lead at 8 under. the Web.com and Latino- fourth at 7 under. Palmer made par on the america tours. And for a while, it par-5 18th, and lamented All he had to do for that looked like Palmer might afterward that it would victory was hold off two of steal the tournament. be costly. Turns out, he the game’s best in Koepka Palmer was tied for 48th needed 9 under anyway. and Fowler. Koepka shot after the opening round, And with the wind a 66, and Fowler a 67. tied for 51st after 36 holes blowing harder than it had They both made birdied and tied for 39th when the at PGA National all week the 18th, and Fowler had final round began. But he —flags fully extended off a huge charge late to get to started with four straight poles in the breezes, palm 8 under — with three bird- birdies on the way to fronds bending as well— ies in his final four holes, going out in 29 — the first the finish was obviously including a 45-footer on player to ever do that in a going to be wild. the 17th. final round at the Honda. Mitchell started his day But Mitchell didn’t He rolled in a 25-footer with two bogeys, which waver in the wind. from just off the green for sent his mind racing back He was on the upslope birdie at the par-4 16th, to past attempts where he of a fairway bunker about then stuck his tee shot to got close and had a final- 205 yards from the pin 6 feet and made birdie at round falter. for his second shot at the the par-3 17th. Not this time. par-5 18th. All he could When he finished at 2:32 “I said, ‘I am not let- do from there was hit a p.m., he was two shots ting this happen again,’” * ** C4 Monday, March 4, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

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WILLOW, ALASKA Iditarod heads into Alaska wilderness

The world’s most famous sled dog race is underway in Alaska. The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race started Sunday afternoon in Willow, Alaska, about 50 miles north of Anchorage. Mushers leave the start line in two-min- ute intervals. The first musher out on the thou- sand-mile trail to the finish line in Nome was Anja Radano. There are 52 mushers total in the international field, which includes four Canadians, two Norwegians including the defending cham- pion and one musher each from Sweden and In this Feb. 19 photo, fans hold up their cellphones with the flashlight on as music plays before a game between Tennessee and Vanderbilt France. in Knoxville, Tenn. [WADE PAYNE/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. Wake AD Wellman retiring, Currie to replace him Wake Forest athletic Keeping fans engaged director Ron Wellman is retiring and the school has chosen former Ten- College teams add contest in which a blind- nessee AD John Currie to more glitz in attempt folded student gets on his or replace him. to fill the arena seats her knees to search for a pile President Nathan of cash on the court. Hatch announced the By Steve Megargee North Carolina assistant moves Sunday, saying The Associated Press athletic director for market- Wellman will retire and ing Michael Beale says the Currie will start on May KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — aim is to make sure spectators 1. College basketball teams experience something they “John is the perfect fit are trying to get fans to keep couldn’t see just as easily on to follow in the footsteps coming to games in the age television. of his mentor,” Hatch of smartphones by making “What we’re doing now, we said. those phones an integral part don’t put our team entrance Wellman, the longest- of the experience. video out on social media or tenured AD in Division That’s evident every time out for people to see,” Beale I, has led Wake Forest’s cellphones in the stands light Florida fans hold signs during Saturday’s game against Georgia, said. “If you want to see the athletic department up arenas across the coun- Saturday in Gainesville, Fla. [LAUREN BACHO/THE GAINESVILLE SUN VIA entrance video, you need to be since 1992. try during pregame lineup THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] in the Smith Center.” The school has won introductions. And it’s those pregame five team national cham- Over 20 schools subscribe trying to assure fans keep “One of the challenges we entrances that exemplify the pionships and seven to a service enabling fans to coming to games when HD have nowadays with getting steps being taken to get fans individual titles under have their phones light up television makes it tempting fans to invest in purchas- into their seats as early as his watch, including in sync with music playing to stay home instead. ing tickets and actually possible. men’s tennis in 2018, during pregame festivities. Football Bowl Subdivision using them is to try to create Cue Audio co-founder Ira while raising $400 mil- The program, organized by attendance has dipped every moments you can’t neces- Akers says the company’s lion in donations during a company called Cue Audio, season from 2014-17 (2018 sarily get at home from your idea of lighting up arenas with his tenure of nearly 27 adds glitz to lineup intro- figures haven’t been released couch or wherever you are cellphones started out with a years. ductions at various arenas yet). The same concerns exist watching on your phone,” minor league hockey team The 47-year-old from Oregon to Georgia. in basketball. Virginia Tech assistant ath- in Nebraska. They eventu- Currie is a Wake Forest “The light show’s pretty The average attendance for letic director for marketing ally started marketing it to alumnus who was cool,” Tennessee guard a Division I basketball game and promotions Lauren colleges. Kansas State’s AD from Admiral Schofield said. last year was 4,807, a slight Belisle said. “Anything we Akers declined to offer 2009-17. “Especially when we have increase from the 2017 total can do to make fans feel when pricing information, but He spent much of 2017 sold-out games, I think for of 4,799. Attendance rose they’re in the building that Tennessee associate athletic at Tennessee before he the opposing team, you really 4.9 percent in the South- they’re impacting the game director Jimmy Delaney said was suspended in the see how many people are in eastern Conference and 3.6 and part of the whole experi- the school got a season pass midst of the search to the building, just by the cell- percent in the Big East, but ence is big for us.” for its men’s and women’s replace football coach phones. It brings a different dropped 5.2 percent in the Arizona State has added basketball programs at a cost Butch Jones that turned intensity to the game.” Pac-12 and 4.3 percent in the a disc jockey. North Caro- of close to $15,000. Tennes- into a fiasco. He received The success of the Cue Atlantic Coast Conference, lina installed four new video see, like most schools, found a $2.5 million settlement Audio project shows the while holding steady in the boards at a cost of just over a corporate sponsor to offset with the school in March variety of ways colleges are Big Ten and Big 12. $5 million. Nebraska has a all or most of the costs. 2018.

VIENNA Cyclist admits doping amid probe into network Top-ranked Zags wrap up undefeated WCC season The blood doping case which started with police By John Marshall Missing Zion raids at the Nordic skiing The Associated Press world championships Duke was the No. 1 team in the coun- four days ago spread to Gonzaga moved back atop the AP Top try with Zion Williamson in the lineup. cycling on Sunday. 25 this week. Wins over Pacific and Saint The Blue Devils haven’t been quite In Austria, authorities Mary’s took the Bulldogs a step closer to as good since the high-flying freshman confirmed local media a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. blew out his shoe and tweaked his knee. reports that an Austrian Still playing without one of its best Williamson has missed the past three professional cyclist players, No. 1 Gonzaga capped off a games since his shoe gave way and he admitted to doping after perfect run through the West Coast Con- sprained his right knee against rival being arrested on Friday ference and extended the nation’s longest North Carolina. following investigations winning streak to 20 games with a 69-55 Duke (25-4, 13-3 ACC) lost to the into an alleged blood victory over Saint Mary’s on Saturday Tar Heels after Williamson went down doping network. night. and then beat Syracuse before losing to Innsbruck state pros- The Zags (29-2, 16-0 WCC) set a con- No. 20 Virginia Tech. The Blue Devils ecutors’ spokesman ference record by winning by an average bounced back with an 87-57 win over Hansjorg Mayr said “a of 27 points and earned the No. 1 seed Miami on Saturday night behind RJ Bar- Tyrolean cyclist” was in this week’s WCC tournament in Las rett’s 19 points and 10 rebounds. suspected of sports Vegas. Win a seventh straight title there, fraud in connection Gonzaga could be looking at the No. 1 Vols rising with the case involving overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. “a German doctor and “They’re a very good team, very good,” Gonzaga guard Zach Norvell Jr. shoots in Tennessee was slated as one of four his accomplices.” Saint Mary’s coach Randy Bennett said. front of Saint Mary’s center Jordan Hunter No. 1 seeds in the NCAA selection com- “The man was arrested “One of the best teams that I’ve coached during Saturday’s game in Moraga, Calif. mittee’s initial rankings. on Friday, he has con- against for sure. I can’t remember one [JEFF CHIU/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] The Vols likely fell off the 1 line with fessed, and he was better unless it was Gonzaga two years losses to then-No. 5 Kentucky and No. released the same day,” ago. They are very good.” of the nation’s most athletic big men and 13 LSU, but could be inching back. said Mayr, who did not The Gonzaga team two years ago shot blockers. Josh Perkins is steady and Tennesseeescapedwithatwo-pointwin identify the cyclist in reached the national title game. heady at point guard. Zach Norvell Jr. can over Ole Miss on Wednesday and blew out accordance with Aus- This year’s team could be more score in bunches. Kentucky 71-52 in a rematch on Saturday. trian privacy laws. talented. Gonzaga is No. 1 in KenPom’s adjusted The Vols (26-3, 14-2) are tied atop the Rui Hashimura has become an All- offensive efficiency, No. 16 in defensive Southeastern Conference with LSU head- The Associated Press America candidate. Brandon Clarke is one efficiency. ingintothefinalweekoftheregularseason.

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No. 10 N.C. State 70, No. 15 Miami 68 26. (14) Vinnie Miller, Chevrolet, 202. Lindy Duncan, $5,979 72-75-73-78—298 ON THE AIR EBRO SCHEDULE No. 11 Kentucky 58, Georgia 53 27. (30) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, 200. Charley Hull, $5,979 72-73-74-79—298 No. 12 Iowa 74, Northwestern 50 28. (9) Brandon Jones, Toyota, Accident, 198. Jennifer Song, $5,507 76-75-72-76—299 Monday No. 13 Marquette 80, Providence 57 29. (25) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, 196. Jenny Shin, $5,271 77-74-73-76—300 COLLEGE Virginia Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx No. 17 Syracuse 76, Boston College 59 30. (37) Mike Harmon, Chevrolet, 194. Mo Martin, $5,271 72-73-79-76—300 BASKETBALL 7 p.m. 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota No. 19 Texas A&M 66, Arkansas 53 31. (7) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, Engine, 119. Catriona Matthew, $4,956 77-75-78-73—303 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm No. 22 Florida State 64, Georgia Tech 55 32. (26) Jeff Green, Chevrolet, Suspension, Ryann O’Toole, $4,956 74-80-74-75—303 (MEN'S) CBSSN — Central Florida at Beach noon. No. 23 Drake 70, Missouri State 61 99. Sandra Gal, $4,720 74-73-78-79—304 Houston Evening: No. 25 UCLA 84, Colorado 50 33. (38) Morgan Shepherd, Chevrolet, Angela Stanford, $4,562 74-80-75-76—305 Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Handling, 61. Muni He, $4,327 76-78-79-75—308 6 p.m. Tuesday 34. (21) Bayley Currey, Chevrolet, Electrical, Su Oh, $4,327 77-75-78-78—308 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx PRO HOCKEY 24. Gerina Piller, $4,092 75-81-75-83—314 ESPN — Virginia at NBA 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 35. (36) Stan Mullis, Toyota, Vibration, 14. Amanda Tan, $3,934 83-84-79-77—323 Syracuse 11:30 a.m. NHL 36. (32) Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, Electrical, 13. Wednesday All times Eastern 37. (23) Donald Theetge, Chevrolet, Accident, PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS 8 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 1. Matinee: EASTERN CONFERENCE COLOGUARD CLASSIC 38. (33) Joey Gase, Toyota, Accident, 1. ESPN — Texas at Texas NBA — Dallas at Brooklyn Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Sunday’s leaders at Omni Tucson National a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Tampa Bay 66 50 12 4 104 258 174 RACE STATISTICS (Cataline), Tucson, Ariz. Tech 9:30 p.m. simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Boston 65 39 17 9 87 194 161 Average Speed of Winner: 123.518 mph. Purse: $1.7 million; Yardage: 7,207; Par: 73 ESPN2 — Kansas State at NBA — LA Clippers at LA 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Toronto 65 40 21 4 84 233 186 Time of Race: 2 Hours, 35 Minutes, 12 (36-37) Beach noon. Washington 66 38 21 7 83 226 208 Seconds. Final TCU Lakers Evening: N.Y. Islanders 65 37 21 7 81 187 157 Margin of Victory: 0.192 Seconds. Mark O’Meara, $255,000 66-70-66—202 Caution Flags: 7 for 37 laps. ESPNU — Prairie View Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Carolina 65 36 23 6 78 196 176 Darren Clarke, $113,900 70-68-68—206 Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Pittsburgh 65 34 22 9 77 226 202 Lead Changes: 12 among 7 drivers. Scott McCarron, $113,900 67-70-69—206 A&M at Alabama State NFL Thursday Montreal 66 35 24 7 77 201 193 Lap Leaders: C. Custer 1-8;A. Cindric 9;C. Kirk Triplett, $113,900 68-69-69—206 Matinee: Columbus 64 36 25 3 75 201 192 Custer 10-48;T. Reddick 49-93;G. Gaulding Willie Wood, $113,900 66-71-69—206 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Philadelphia 66 32 26 8 72 201 219 94-95;T. Reddick 96-111;K. Busch 112-147;C. Brandt Jobe, $57,800 68-71-69—208 COLLEGE 8 a.m. a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- Buffalo 65 30 27 8 68 187 207 Bell 148-149;K. Busch 150-180;C. Bell 181;K. Steve Stricker, $57,800 66-72-70—208 cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 Florida 64 28 25 11 67 205 221 Busch 182-204;T. Reddick 205;K. Busch Kevin Sutherland, $57,800 73-67-68—208 BASKETBALL NFL — NFL Combine: a.m., Palm Beach noon. N.Y. Rangers 65 27 27 11 65 190 218 206-213. David Toms, $57,800 71-70-67—208 (WOMEN'S) defensive backs, India- Evening: New Jersey 66 25 33 8 58 188 223 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Lee Janzen, $44,200 73-66-70—209 Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Detroit 65 23 33 9 55 179 223 Led): Kyle Busch 4 times for 98 laps; Tyler Scott Parel, $39,100 73-69-68—210 napolis, Ind. Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Ottawa 65 22 38 5 49 192 244 Reddick 3 times for 62 laps; Cole Custer 2 Kenny Perry, $39,100 65-73-72—210 Friday times for 47 laps; Christopher Bell 2 times for Stephen Ames, $33,150 71-72-68—211 6 p.m. NHL 3 laps; Gray Gaulding 1 time for 2 laps; Austin Matinee: WESTERN CONFERENCE Colin Montgomerie, $33,150 70-72-69—211 Cindric 1 time for 1 lap. ESPN2 — UConn at South 6 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 GP W L OT PTS GF GA Mark Calcavecchia, $27,234 72-72-68—212 a.m., Aqueduct 12:20 p.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Calgary 65 41 17 7 89 232 186 Tom Lehman, $27,234 70-70-72—212 Florida NHL — Edmonton at a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- San Jose 65 38 19 8 84 233 204 Billy Mayfair, $27,234 68-74-70—212 FS1 — Baylor at West Buffalo cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 Winnipeg 64 38 22 4 80 217 191 GOLF Tim Petrovic, $27,234 72-71-69—212 p.m., Palm Beach noon. Nashville 67 37 25 5 79 199 178 Duffy Waldorf, $27,234 71-73-68—212 Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- Vegas 67 36 26 5 77 201 187 PGA TOUR Fred Couples, $20,485 73-70-70—213 cast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., St. Louis 65 34 25 6 74 187 181 HONDA CLASSIC Miguel Angel Jiménez, $20,485 66-75-72—213 Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. Dallas 65 33 27 5 71 166 170 Sunday’s leaders at PGA National Kent Jones, $20,485 72-71-70—213 AREA EVENTS Saturday Minnesota 65 32 27 6 70 180 188 (Champions). Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Ken Tanigawa, $20,485 72-74-67—213 Matinee: Arizona 65 32 28 5 69 176 183 Purse: $$6.8 million. Yardage: 7,125; Par: Tom Byrum, $17,000 68-75-71—214 Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 12:20 Colorado 66 28 26 12 68 216 208 70 (35-35) Doug Garwood, $17,000 73-70-71—214 Softball p.m. p.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Edmonton 65 28 30 7 63 183 213 Final Gibby Gilbert III, $17,000 71-68-75—214 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Bob Estes, $14,450 74-68-73—215 Bay at Rutherford 6 p.m. Tennis Chicago 65 27 29 9 63 218 245 Keith Mitchell (500), $1,224,000 simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Vancouver 66 27 30 9 63 180 206 68-66-70-67—271 Dudley Hart, $14,450 71-70-74—215 College softball Mosley at Bay 3 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Anaheim 66 25 32 9 59 144 203 Rickie Fowler (245), $598,400 67-72-66-67—272 Wes Short, Jr., $14,450 72-71-72—215 Beach noon. Los Angeles 65 24 33 8 56 158 207 Brooks Koepka (245), $598,400 67-69-70-66—272 Jerry Smith, $14,450 72-73-70—215 Kankakee at Gulf Coast NBH at Rutherford 3:30 Evening: 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. Lucas Glover (123), $299,200 66-69-72-66—273 Michael Allen, $12,495 74-73-69—216 (DH) 4/6 p.m. p.m. Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Ryan Palmer (123), $299,200 70-71-69-63—273 Jerry Kelly, $12,495 70-74-72—216 Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane cards per conference advance to playoffs. Vijay Singh (100), $244,800 70-69-65-70—274 Paul Broadhurst, $9,505 73-71-73—217 Baseball Boys weightlifting 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Wyndham Clark (88), $219,300 Bart Bryant, $9,505 71-74-72—217 Bay at PSJ 5:30 p.m. Bozeman/Bay/Rutherford Sunday Saturday’s Games 69-67-67-72—275 Robert Gamez, $9,505 73-72-72—217 Matinee: Edmonton 4, Columbus 0 Kyoung-Hoon Lee (88), $219,300 Tom Gillis, $9,505 76-68-73—217 NBH at South Walton 6:30 at Rutherford 4 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Los Angeles 6, Chicago 3 67-69-68-71—275 Larry Mize, $9,505 74-70-73—217 a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 1 Jim Furyk (75), $183,600 69-72-68-67—276 John Riegger, $9,505 76-69-72—217 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Boston 1, New Jersey 0 Sergio Garcia (75), $183,600 67-70-70-69—276 David Berganio, Jr., $9,505 71-71-75—217 simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Tampa Bay 5, Ottawa 1 Jason Kokrak (75), $183,600 69-71-68-68—276 Jeff Maggert, $9,505 66-76-75—217 12:30 p.m. Carolina 4, Florida 3, OT Ryan Armour (59), $137,700 68-68-70-71—277 José María Olazábal, $9,505 75-71-71—217 POKER ROOM Toronto 5, Buffalo 2 Lucas Bjerregaard, $137,700 70-68-72-67—277 Gene Sauers, $9,505 76-70-71—217 NCAA proposes replay – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Dallas 4, St. Louis 1 Bud Cauley (59), $137,700 67-71-71-68—277 Joey Sindelar, $9,505 69-72-76—217 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Arizona 3, Detroit 1 Harris English (59), $137,700 70-71-68-68—277 Woody Austin, $6,970 70-75-73—218 tweak to targeting, OT Saturday. Minnesota 4, Calgary 2 Billy Horschel (50), $105,400 67-71-73-67—278 Jeff Hart, $6,970 69-74-75—218 LOCATION Sunday’s Games Charl Schwartzel (50), $105,400 Jesper Parnevik, $6,970 72-72-74—218 – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. Washington 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, SO 67-70-72-69—278 Olin Browne, $5,440 72-70-77—219 INFORMATION Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Michael Thompson (50), $105,400 Marco Dawson, $5,440 70-77-72—219 – 234-3943. Joe Durant, $5,440 71-76-72—219 By Ralph D. Russo as a compromise but as Vegas 3, Vancouver 0 71-69-66-72—278 Anaheim 2, Colorado 1 Jhonattan Vegas (50), $105,400 Scott Hoch, $5,440 75-75-69—219 AP College Football Writer "another way to get the Ottawa at Florida, late 64-73-69-72—278 Fran Quinn, $5,440 73-70-76—219 PRO BASKETBALL Winnipeg at Columbus, late Scott Brown (37), $64,736 70-70-70-69—279 Jeff Sluman, $5,440 71-74-74—219 same goal." Nashville at Minnesota, late Roberto Castro (37), $64,736 67-70-69-73—279 Billy Andrade, $3,910 71-77-72—220 The NCAA foot- "We want the disci- NBA Chicago at San Jose, late Ernie Els (37), $64,736 66-73-71-69—279 Chris DiMarco, $3,910 78-71-71—220 All times Eastern Today’s Games Brian Gay (37), $64,736 71-70-70-68—279 Carlos Franco, $3,910 70-76-74—220 Tom Pernice Jr., $3,910 72-73-75—220 ball rules committee pline to be severe for EASTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Talor Gooch (37), $64,736 71-68-72-68—279 John Smoltz, $3,910 73-74-73—220 announced several pro- helmet-to-helmet con- W L PCT GB Toronto at Calgary, 9 p.m. Chesson Hadley (37), $64,736 68-70-73-68—279 x-Milwaukee 48 15 .762 — Tuesday’s Games Russell Henley (37), $64,736 69-72-70-68—279 Paul Goydos, $3,400 76-71-74—221 posed changes Friday, tact, but we also want it Toronto 46 17 .730 2 Columbus at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Max Homa (37), $64,736 69-71-70-69—279 Glen Day, $2,975 76-76-70—222 including giving replay to be right," David Shaw Indiana 41 23 .641 7½ Florida at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Brian Stuard (37), $64,736 69-70-72-68—279 Greg Kraft, $2,975 72-76-74—222 Philadelphia 40 23 .635 8 Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. Matt Wallace, $64,736 71-68-72-68—279 Loren Roberts, $2,975 70-72-80—222 officials more leeway said. "'That was kind Boston 38 26 .594 10½ Ottawa at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Kramer Hickok (24), $41,310 69-72-66-73—280 Scott Verplank, $2,975 74-75-73—222 Detroit 30 31 .492 17 Winnipeg at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. Patrick Rodgers (24), $41,310 68-71-72-69—280 Russ Cochran, $2,380 70-78-75—223 to overturn targeting of the idea of the two- Brooklyn 32 33 .492 17 Minnesota at Nashville, 8 p.m. Adam Schenk (24), $41,310 67-71-68-74—280 Steve Flesch, $2,380 75-72-76—223 penalties and requiring tiered system. What Orlando 30 34 .469 18½ N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Roger Sloan (24), $41,310 71-71-66-72—280 Cliff Kresge, $2,380 73-71-79—223 Charlotte 29 34 .460 19 Anaheim at Arizona, 9 p.m. Nick Taylor (24), $41,310 72-66-70-72—280 David McKenzie, $1,955 77-71-76—224 games reaching a fifth we're saying with this Miami 28 34 .452 19½ Detroit at Colorado, 9 p.m. Justin Thomas (24), $41,310 68-74-67-71—280 Rocco Mediate, $1,955 73-72-79—224 overtime to be decided rule is we're going to Washington 25 37 .403 22½ Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Byeong Hun An (14), $25,346 74-68-70-69—281 Dan Forsman, $1,547 71-75-79—225 Atlanta 22 42 .344 26½ Daniel Berger (14), $25,346 72-67-70-72—281 David Frost, $1,547 72-76-77—225 by alternating 2-point make sure of the ejec- Chicago 18 46 .281 30½ Jonas Blixt (14), $25,346 70-72-70-69—281 Craig Kanada, $1,547 77-76-72—225 conversion tries. tion to make sure that Cleveland 15 48 .238 33 Julián Etulain (14), $25,346 67-70-74-70—281 Hal Sutton, $1,547 73-73-79—225 New York 13 50 .206 35 Danny Lee (14), $25,346 69-67-75-70—281 Tom Kite, $1,201 73-78-76—227 The committee met it's right. The goal is the Sebastián Muñoz (14), $25,346 Skip Kendall, $1,201 75-77-75—227 AUTO RACING Sandy Lyle, $1,201 77-75-75—227 WESTERN CONFERENCE 69-70-71-71—281 Corey Pavin, $1,054 73-75-80—228 in Indianapolis this same, to make sure we are W L PCT GB J.T. Poston (14), $25,346 73-68-69-71—281 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP John Daly, $986 72-77-81—230 week and the proposed ejecting players properly Golden State 44 19 .698 — PENNZOIL 400 Sam Saunders (14), $25,346 68-72-70-71—281 changes also include for the right reasons, and Denver 42 20 .677 1½ Sunday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Ben Silverman (14), $25,346 66-71-75-69—281 Portland 39 24 .619 5 Vegas Webb Simpson (14), $25,346 72-69-71-69—281 Matt Jones (14), $25,346 69-69-69-74—281 tweaks to kickoff and if they don't commit the Oklahoma City 38 24 .613 5½ Lap length: 1.5 miles BASEBALL Houston 38 25 .603 6 (Starting position in parentheses) Peter Malnati (14), $25,346 69-68-71-73—281 blind-side block rules. foul then we're not going Utah 36 26 .581 7½ 1. (10) Joey Logano, Ford, 267. Rory Sabbatini (14), $25,346 67-74-67-73—281 SPRING TRAINING The proposals must be to eject them. I don't see L.A. Clippers 36 29 .554 9 2. (19) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 267. Cameron Tringale (14), $25,346 All times Eastern San Antonio 35 29 .547 9½ 3. (3) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 267. 69-68-70-74—281 AMERICAN LEAGUE approved by the football it as necessarily backing Sacramento 31 31 .500 12½ 4. (1) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 267. Gary Woodland (14), $25,346 72-70-66-73—281 W L Pct. oversight committee in down." L.A. Lakers 30 33 .476 14 5. (28) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 267. Bill Haas (6), $15,827 69-70-69-74—282 Los Angeles 7 3 .700 Minnesota 29 33 .468 14½ 6. (8) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 267. Sungjae Im (6), $15,827 70-64-77-71—282 Seattle 6 3 .667 April. They would go into Under the second New Orleans 29 36 .446 16 7. (25) Aric Almirola, Ford, 267. Sung Kang (6), $15,827 68-68-71-75—282 Baltimore 5 3 .625 effect next season. proposal, players who Dallas 27 35 .435 16½ 8. (23) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 267. Russell Knox (6), $15,827 69-72-71-70—282 Kansas City 6 4 .600 Memphis 25 39 .391 19½ 9. (12) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 267. Trey Mullinax (6), $15,827 70-72-68-72—282 Tampa Bay 6 5 .545 Two changes to tar- receive a second target- Phoenix 13 51 .203 31½ 10. (2) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 267. Harold Varner III (6), $15,827 72-69-67-74—282 Minnesota 5 5 .500 x-clinched playoff spot 11. (11) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 267. Nick Watney (6), $15,827 71-67-71-73—282 Detroit 5 5 .500 geting were proposed. ing foul during the season 12. (7) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 267. Chase Wright (6), $15,827 72-68-72-70—282 New York 4 4 .500 The first would allow would be suspended for Saturday’s Games 13. (18) Erik Jones, Toyota, 267. Bronson Burgoon (5), $14,620 67-71-73-72—283 Houston 4 4 .500 Detroit 129, Cleveland 93 14. (17) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 267. Cameron Davis (5), $14,620 70-72-68-73—283 Cleveland 4 5 .444 replay officials to exam- the entire next game, not Orlando 117, Indiana 112 15. (15) Paul Menard, Ford, 267. John Huh (5), $14,620 70-72-67-74—283 Boston 4 5 .444 ine all aspects of the play just the first half. Steve Miami 117, Brooklyn 88 16. (20) William Byron, Chevrolet, 267. Zach Johnson (5), $14,620 66-72-71-74—283 Oakland 4 6 .400 San Antonio 116, Oklahoma City 102 17. (22) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 267. Anirban Lahiri (5), $14,620 67-70-71-75—283 Texas 3 5 .375 and confirm the foul Shaw said in the two Memphis 111, Dallas 81 18. (27) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 267. Joaquin Niemann (5), $14,620 71-70-71-71—283 Chicago 3 6 .333 when all elements of conferences he oversees Golden State 120, Philadelphia 117 19. (9) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 266. Adam Svensson (5), $14,620 72-64-72-75—283 Toronto 2 6 .250 New Orleans 120, Denver 112 20. (4) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 266. Vaughn Taylor (5), $14,620 70-68-69-76—283 targeting are present. If as coordinator of officials Phoenix 118, L.A. Lakers 109 21. (26) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 266. Martin Kaymer (4), $14,008 71-70-68-75—284 NATIONAL LEAGUE Utah 115, Milwaukee 111 22. (13) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 266. Freddie Jacobson (3), $13,804 69-67-74-75—285 W L Pct. targeting cannot be con- — the Southeastern Con- Sunday’s Games 23. (5) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 265. Grayson Murray (3), $13,804 71-68-71-75—285 Philadelphia 6 2 .750 firmed, the call would be ference and Sun Belt — he Portland 118, Charlotte 108 24. (29) Ryan Newman, Ford, 265. Hank Lebioda (3), $13,600 67-74-70-76—287 Washington 6 3 .667 Atlanta 123, Chicago 118 25. (24) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 265. Made Cut but Did Not Finish San Diego 5 3 .625 overturned, eliminating can recall only one player Houston 115, Boston 104 26. (21) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 265. Tyler Duncan (3), $13,396 69-71-73—213 Arizona 5 3 .625 the option for the call on in each league receiving L.A. Clippers 128, New York 107 27. (30) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 264. Kevin Streelman (3), $13,396 72-70-71—213 Chicago 6 4 .600 Minnesota at Washington, late 28. (6) David Ragan, Ford, 264. Sam Burns (3), $13,124 70-71-73—214 New York 5 4 .556 the field to stand. Tar- multiple targeting pen- Orlando at Cleveland, late 29. (14) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 264. Hudson Swafford (3), $13,124 70-72-72—214 Los Angeles 5 4 .556 geting would still result alties in a season. Toronto at Detroit, late 30. (16) Michael McDowell, Ford, 263. Stewart Cink (2), $12,784 71-71-73—215 Atlanta 5 4 .556 Memphis at Oklahoma City, late 31. (32) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 263. Austin Cook (2), $12,784 74-67-74—215 San Francisco 4 4 .500 in a 15-yard penalty and The overtime rule Today’s Games 32. (31) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 260. Jason Dufner (2), $12,784 73-69-73—215 Pittsburgh 4 5 .444 Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 33. (38) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 259. Ryan Blaum (2), $12,308 69-73-74—216 St. Louis 3 4 .429 ejection of the player change was proposed Dallas at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. 34. (35) Matt Tifft, Ford, 259. Stephan Jaeger (2), $12,308 68-72-76—216 Colorado 3 5 .375 who committed the foul. after LSU and Texas Denver at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 35. (33) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, 253. Jim Knous (2), $12,308 71-71-74—216 Cincinnati 3 5 .375 Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 36. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 252. Richy Werenski (2), $12,308 71-71-74—216 Milwaukee 3 7 .300 Players ejected in the A&M matched a record by New Orleans at Utah, 9 p.m. 37. (34) BJ McLeod, Ford, 220. Graeme McDowell (2), $11,968 72-70-76—218 Miami 2 7 .222 second half would still playing seven overtimes New York at Sacramento, 10 p.m. 38. (36) Joey Gase, Toyota, Engine, 10. Drew Nesbitt, $11,832 71-71-77—219 L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games be required to sit out the in their regular-season Tuesday’s Games Race Statistics LPGA TOUR Baltimore 9, Boston 1 first half of the following finale last year. The Tigers Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner: 154.849 mph. HSBC WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Washington 10, Minnesota 6 Orlando at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Time of Race: 2 Hours, 35 Minutes, 11 Sunday’s leaders at Sentosa GC (Tanjong Detroit 7, Atlanta 4 game. and Aggies combined to Houston at Toronto, 8 p.m. Seconds. Margin of Victory: .236 Seconds. Course), Singapore. Pittsburgh 8, N.Y. Yankees 7 The goal of the pro- run 207 offensive plays. Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Caution Flags: 2 for 12 laps. Purse: $1.5 million. Yardage: 6,718; Par: 72 Philadelphia 11, Tampa Bay (ss) 3 Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Lead Changes: 19 among 9 drivers. (36-36) St. Louis 4, Miami 3 posal is to call targeting On average, 37 Bowl Boston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Lap Leaders: K. Harvick 1-43;J. Logano Final Tampa Bay (ss) 6, Toronto 5 44-49;D. Suarez 50-61;K. Harvick 62-83;B. Sung Hyun Park, $225,000 69-71-69-64—273 Houston 8, N.Y. Mets 7 more accurately and have Subdivision games have Keselowski 84-96;J. Logano 97-119;K. Busch Minjee Lee, $143,696 68-71-67-69—275 L.A. Angels 11, Cincinnati 2 fewer players ejected for gone to overtime over COLLEGE BASKETBALL 120-128;W. Byron 129-149;J. Logano 150- Jin Young Ko, $92,440 69-73-66-69—277 Kansas City 8, Seattle 0 163;K. Busch 164-168;J. Logano 169;K. Busch Azahara Munoz, $92,440 71-68-69-69—277 Milwaukee 7, Chicago Cubs 4 borderline calls. LSU lost the past four seasons. MEN’S BASKETBALL 170-187;K. Harvick 188-210;J. Logano 211- Hyo Joo Kim, $59,005 70-71-67-70—278 Texas 0, San Francisco (ss) 0 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS 215;K. Busch 216-219;R. Stenhouse Jr. 220- Amy Olson, $59,005 68-69-71-70—278 Chicago White Sox 10, Colorado 6 All-American linebacker Most end after one round Eun-Hee Ji, $44,450 71-71-67-70—279 Saturday’s Games 224;A. Dillon 225-226;J. Logano 227-239;B. Oakland 1, Cleveland 0 Jodi Ewart Shadoff, $36,977 69-70-68-73—280 Devin White for the first of possessions. Only six No. 1 Gonzaga 69, Saint Mary’s 55 Keselowski 240-243;J. Logano 244-267. San Diego 7, San Francisco (ss) 6 Ariya Jutanugarn, $36,977 68-71-66-75—280 No. 2 Virginia 73, Pittsburgh 49 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Arizona 6, L.A. Dodgers 5 half of a game last season games per season have Nelly Korda, $31,862 74-70-69-69—282 No. 3 Duke 87, Miami 57 Led): Kevin Harvick 3 times for 88 laps; Joey Sunday’s Games Jeongeun Lee6, $27,613 70-74-73-66—283 against No. 1 Alabama gone past two overtimes, No. 7 Tennessee 71, No. 4 Kentucky 52 Logano 7 times for 86 laps; Kurt Busch 2 Boston 9, Minnesota (ss) 7 Brittany Altomare, $27,613 74-71-68-70—283 No. 5 North Carolina 81, Clemson 79 times for 23 laps; William Byron 1 time for Washington 4, Houston 2 after he was ejected on but the concern was those Lydia Ko, $27,613 72-70-69-72—283 Indiana 63, No. 6 Michigan State 62 21 laps; Brad Keselowski 2 times for 17 laps; Tampa Bay 10, Pittsburgh 4 Inbee Park, $24,231 70-69-72-73—284 a questionable targeting rare marathons that came UCF 69, No. 8 Houston 64 Kyle Busch 2 times for 13 laps; Daniel Suarez Atlanta 6, Miami 5 In Gee Chun, $21,084 70-71-75-69—285 No. 11 Texas Tech 81, TCU 66 1 time for 12 laps; Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 1 time N.Y. Yankees (ss) 7, Detroit (ss) 1 Mi Hyang Lee, $21,084 74-73-67-71—285 call in the second half with increased injury risk Utah State 81, No. 12 Nevada 76 for 5 laps; Austin Dillon 1 time for 2 laps. Philadelphia 3, Minnesota (ss) 3 Brooke M. Henderson, $21,084 No. 13 LSU 74, Alabama 69 N.Y. Mets 10, St. Louis 8 of the previous game for players. 75-71-67-72—285 No. 14 Purdue 86, Ohio State 51 NASCAR XFINITY Toronto 5, N.Y. Yankees (ss) 2 Carlota Ciganda, $21,084 69-71-72-73—285 against Mississippi State. "We wanted to have No. 15 Kansas 72, Oklahoma State 67 BOYD GAMING 300 Baltimore 7, Detroit (ss) 5 Thidapa Suwannapura, $17,780 No. 16 Kansas State 66, Baylor 60 Saturday at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, L.A. Dodgers 6, Texas (ss) 3 The American Football something where we 74-76-67-69—286 No. 18 Florida State 78, N.C. State 73 Las Vegas Chicago Cubs 13, Chicago White Sox 4 Caroline Masson, $17,780 73-71-71-71—286 Coaches Association had don't change the integrity No. 19 Wisconsin 61, Penn State 57 Lap length: 1.5 miles Kansas City 13, Cleveland 7 Jeong Eun Lee, $17,780 74-70-70-72—286 Rutgers 86, No. 22 Iowa 72 (Starting position in parentheses) Texas (ss) 11, San Diego 3 endorsed changing tar- of our system, which we Nasa Hataoka, $17,780 69-72-73-72—286 No. 23 Cincinnati 71, Memphis 69 1. (8) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 213. Cincinnati 11, Milwaukee 5 Bronte Law, $15,604 73-74-68-72—287 geting to a two-tiered all love," David Shaw said. No. 24 Wofford 85, Samford 64 2. (10) John Hunter Nemechek, Chevrolet, 213. Seattle 7, Arizona 3 Celine Boutier, $15,604 68-75-72-72—287 Sunday’s Games 3. (4) Noah Gragson, Chevrolet, 213. L.A. Angels 4, Oakland 1 Moriya Jutanugarn, $15,604 69-71-72-75—287 foul, with only the most "You pass four overtimes, No. 9 Michigan 69, No. 17 Maryland 62 4. (31) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 213. Colorado 9, San Francisco 3 Lexi Thompson, $13,138 72-74-75-67—288 Creighton 66, No. 10 Marquette 60 5. (16) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 213. Today’s Games egregious and inten- you pass five overtimes Pornanong Phatlum, $13,138 74-74-72-68—288 No. 25 Washington 62, Stanford 61 6. (18) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 213. Houston (ss) vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., tional hits to the head and now you're worried 7. (15) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 213. Anna Nordqvist, $13,138 76-69-73-70—288 1:05 p.m. being penalized with an about player safety." 8. (28) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 213. Gaby Lopez, $13,138 72-75-70-71—288 Baltimore vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 9. (1) Cole Custer, Ford, 213. So Yeon Ryu, $13,138 75-74-67-72—288 1:05 p.m. Shanshan Feng, $13,138 69-76-68-75—288 Washington vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. ejection. Current overtime rules 10. (13) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, 212. THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Yu Liu, $11,171 68-78-71-72—289 N.Y. Mets (ss) vs. Houston (ss) at West Palm Saturday’s Games 11. (20) Ray Black II, Chevrolet, 211. Steve Shaw, the give teams alternating Cristie Kerr, $11,171 72-71-70-76—289 Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. No. 1 Baylor 76, Oklahoma State 44 12. (35) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, 211. Lizette Salas, $10,070 77-72-68-73—290 St. Louis vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 1:05 p.m. NCAA's national coordi- possessions starting at No. 2 UConn 83, Houston 61 13. (3) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 210. Angel Yin, $10,070 75-71-71-73—290 Boston vs. N.Y. Mets (ss) at Port St. Lucie, No. 8 Maryland 71, Illinois 62 14. (12) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, Accident, 208. nator of football officials, the opponent's 25-yard Georgia Hall, $10,070 73-71-73-73—290 Fla., 1:10 p.m. No. 16 Gonzaga 68, Loyola Marymount 58 15. (17) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 208. Jacqui Concolino, $9,087 73-72-73-73—291 Chicago Cubs vs. Cincinnati (ss) at Goodyear, No. 20 Iowa State 82, No. 18 Texas 73 16. (19) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, 208. said the replay change line. If still tied after Chella Choi, $9,087 76-71-70-74—291 Ariz., 3:05 p.m. No. 24 Rice 78, Louisiana Tech 42 17. (11) Brandon Brown, Chevrolet, 208. Austin Ernst, $8,339 73-73-75-71—292 L.A. Dodgers vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, will be a "surrogate for each team has two pos- Sunday’s Games 18. (22) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 208. Pernilla Lindberg, $8,339 72-75-73-72—292 Ariz., 3:05 p.m. No. 3 Louisville 67, Pittsburgh 40 19. (27) David Starr, Chevrolet, 208. Targeting 1, Targeting 2." sessions, teams must Annie Park, $7,867 73-72-74-74—293 Colorado vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. No. 4 Notre Dame 103, Virginia 66 20. (29) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 208. Emma Talley, $7,553 70-73-75-76—294 L.A. Angels vs. Chicago White Sox at Stanford coach David attempt a 2-point con- No. 5 Mississippi St. 68, No. 14 South Carolina 21. (2) Chad Finchum, Toyota, 207. Wei-Ling Hsu, $7,080 71-80-72-72—295 Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. 64 22. (5) Austin Cindric, Ford, Accident, 206. Shaw, the rules com- version after scoring a Sarah Jane Smith, $7,080 76-69-72-78—295 Cleveland vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., No. 6 Oregon 66, No. 21 Arizona State 59 23. (34) Timmy Hill, Toyota, 206. Megan Khang, $6,687 72-75-71-78—296 3:10 p.m. mittee chairman, said he touchdown instead of No. 7 Stanford 72, Washington 53 24. (6) Zane Smith, Chevrolet, Accident, 205. Danielle Kang, $6,451 70-75-81-71—297 Cincinnati (ss) vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, No. 9 Oregon State 65, Arizona 60, 2OT 25. (24) Ja Junior Avila, Toyota, 205. didn't see the proposal kicking an extra point. Marina Alex, $5,979 72-74-78-74—298 Ariz., 3:10 p.m. * ** C6 Monday, March 4, 2019 | The News Herald

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Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls HGTV 32 38 112 229 House Hunters House Hunters Home Town (N) House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Home Town House Hunters Hunters Int’l HIST 35 42 120 269 American Pickers American Pickers (N) (:03) Pawn Stars (N) (:05) Pawn Stars (:03) American Pickers (12:06) Pawn Stars LIFE 56 56 108 252 The Clinton Affair (Part 4 of 6) The Clinton Affair The president issues a stern denial. (Part 3 of 3) (:01) The Clinton Affair (12:01) The Clinton Affair PARMT 28 48 241 241 Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops (N) Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops (12:05) Cops (:40) Cops SUN 49 422 656 (6:30) NBA Basketball Atlanta Hawks at Miami Heat. (N) (L) Postgame Inside HEAT Inside HEAT Inside HEAT After Midnight with the HEAT From March 4, 2019. SYFY 70 52 122 244 ››› Sleepy Hollow (’99) Johnny Depp, Christina Ricci. ›› Freddy vs. Jason (’03) Robert Englund, Ken Kirzinger. Futurama Futurama Futurama ››› Super 8 TBS 31 15 139 247 Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy American Dad American Dad Conan (N) Seinfeld Seinfeld Conan Seinfeld Seinfeld TCM 25 70 132 256 ››‡ King of Jazz (’30) Paul Whiteman, John Boles. ››› Craig’s Wife (’36) Rosalind Russell. ››› Stella Dallas (’37) Barbara Stanwyck, John Boles. Music in Air TLC 37 40 183 280 Counting On Counting On “Love and Loss” Little People, Big World Audrey’s due date passes. Counting On Counting On “Love and Loss” TNT 29 54 138 245 Captain America: Civil War I Am the Night (:06) I Am the Night (:12) ›››‡ American Sniper (’14) Bradley Cooper, Sienna Miller, Jake McDorman. USA 62 55 105 242 WWE Monday Night RAW (N) (L) Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family NCIS: Los Angeles WGN-A 13 239 307 M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Gone “Pilot” Married Married Married Married

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oneration from or Limi- and the County must TEENTH JUDICIAL Primary E-Mail: CATEHOLDERS OF tation of Liability. COMMENCE AT THE Sealed BIDS for the be directed to Karen CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ServiceMail@aldridgepi THE CWABS, INC., WILMINGTON SAV- NORTHEAST COR- Usery Road Sidewalk Shaw, Grants Coordi- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- te.com ASSET-BACKED INGS FUND SOCIETY, CALVIN SCHNERCH NER OF LOT 23, Project will be received nator, 850-638-6058 or IDA Pub: February 25, CERTIFICATES, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTI- AND JANIS BLOCK 1, ISLAND by the Washington at kshaw@washingtonf Case No.: March 4, 2019 SERIES 2007-9, ANA TRUST, NOT IN SCHNERCH’S NO- VIEW ESTATES, AS County Board of l.com. 17000910CA Plaintiff ITS INDIVIDUAL CA- 23059 TICE TO CLAIMANTS PER PLAT RE- County Commissioners PACITY BUT SOLELY NOTICE OF CORDED IN PLAT at 1331 South Blvd., Please indicate on the STATE FARM BANK, VS. IN ITS CAPACITY AS PUBLIC AUCTION In accordance with BOOK 9, PAGE 55 OF Chipley, FL 32428 until envelope that it is a F.S.B., Plaintiff, OWNER TRUSTEE OF Supplemental Rule F THE PUBLIC REC- Thursday, March 28, sealed proposal for the MARIANNE T. FORE- MATAWIN VENTURES (4), (5) for Certain Ad- ORDS OF BAY 2019 at 3:00 p.m. “PLANNING SER- VS. Safe lock Storage MAN and all unknown TRUST SERIES 2017-3, miralty and Maritime COUNTY, FLORIDA; (CST). The bids will be VICES FOR COMPRE- 7327 N Hwy 231 parties claiming by, Plaintiff, Action of the Federal publically opened and HENSIVE WATER SARAH EDWARDS Panama City Fla.32404 through, under and Rules of Civil Proce- THENCE NORTH 0 read aloud at 3:15 p.m. AND SEWER PLAN.” STEPHENS A/K/A as per Fla state law act. against the above v. dure, and Local Admi- DEGREES 24 MIN- (CST) on Thursday, SARAH E STEPHENS; 83801 83809 named Defendant who ralty Rule F (1), notice UTES 25 SECONDS March 28, 2019. The Washington County is et al., To satisfy rental liens, are unknown to be THE UNKNOWN is hereby given to all EAST, 607.87 FEET; bids will be awarded at an Equal Opportunity Defendant(s). we will hold an on line dead or alive whether HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- persons asserting the next regularly Employer.” auction only. said unknown are per- IES, DEVISEES, claims against Calvin THENCE SOUTH 89 scheduled Washington MBE/WBE businesses NOTICE OF www.storgetreasures.c sons, heirs, devisees, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- Schnerch and/or J anis DEGREES 37 MIN- County Board of are encouraged to FORECLOSURE SALE om gantees, or other EES, LIENORS, CREDI- March 13, 2019 @ 22634 Schnerch, as owners of UTES 20 SECONDS County Commissioners participate.” PURSUANT TO claimants; UNKNOWN TORS, TRUSTEES 9.30 am N THE CIRCUIT a thirty foot (30), 1982 EAST, 945 FEET TO Meeting. Washington County CHAPTER 45 SPOUSE OF MARI- AND ALL OTHERS COURT, FOURTEENTH Catalina, named THE POINT OF BE- strictly enforces open units containing house ANNE T. FOREMAN; WHO MAY CLAIM AN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT “Calculated Risk,” bear- GINNING; The CONTRACT DOC- and fair competition.” NOTICE IS HEREBY hold & misc. personal TENANT UUNKNOWN INTEREST IN THE ES- OF THE STATE OF ing Hull Identification UMENTS include all GIVEN that sale will be items. Owners may re- TENANT; TENANT TATE OF DILLARD A. FLORIDA, IN AND FOR NumberTHENCE SOUTH 89 pertinent attachments Board of County Com- made pursuant to an deem units prior to sale WUNKNOWN TEN- ARD, JR., DECEASED, BAY COUNTY CTYN2748M82H, aris- DEGREES 37 MIN- necessary in order for missioners Washington Order Resetting Sale date and time. With ANT; TENANT et al., PROBATE DIVISION ing from an incident in- UTES 20 SECONDS bidders to properly re- County, Florida /s/ Tray entered on January 23, cash, money order or in/UNKNOWN TEN- Defendants. FILE NO: 19-125-CP volving this vessel, on EAST 110 FEET; spond. The documents Hawkins, Chairman 2019 in Civil Case No. cashiers checks only. ANT and TENANT Amber Smith #146 October 10, 2018, in THENCE SOUTH 00 may be obtained or ex- Pub: February 19, 25, 17000910CA, of the WiUNKNOWN TEN- NOTICE OF ACTION Tamalina Carter #106 IN RE: Estate of Saint Andrew Bay, at or DEGREES 24 MIN- amined at the following March 4, 11, 2019 Circuit Court of the ANT, in possession of (Publish in THOMAS FRANKLIN near JDF Marina, in UTES 25 SECONDS location: FOURTEENTH Judicial We reserve the right to the subject real prop- The Panama City 22997 SKIPPER, SR. a/k/a, Panama City, Florida. WEST 160 FEET; Circuit in and for Bay cancel without notice. erty, News Herald) THOMAS F. SKIPPER, THENCE NORTH 89 Washington County County, Florida, Pub: February 25, Defendants SR., Pursuant to Supple- DEGREES 37 MIN- Board of County IN THE CIRCUIT wherein, STATE FARM March 4, 2019 TO: THOMAS JEF- COURT OF THE 14TH Deceased. mental Rule F (4), (5), UTES 20 SECONDS Commissioners BANK, F.S.B. is the 23075 NOTICE OF SALE FERSON ARD and Local Admiralty WEST 110 FEET; Government Offices JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Plaintiff, and SARAH Last Known Address: 5 5 6 AND FOR BAY IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE Rule F (1), any person 1331 South Boulevard EDWARDS STEPHENS COURT FOR BAY Notice is hereby given Hickory Bluff Drive, TO CREDITORS having a claim against THENCE NORTH 0 Chipley, FL 32428 COUNTY, FLORIDA. A/K/A SARAH E STE- pursuant to the final Panama City, FL 32409 CASE No.: COUNTY, FLORIDA the vessel shall file a DEGREES 24 MIN- PHENS; BLUE WA- judgment/order en- 18000770CA PROBATE DIVISION The administration of claim with the Clerk of UTES 25 SECONDS The deadline for receipt TERS TOWNHOUSES File Number tered in the above TO: WILLIAM JO- the estate of THOMAS Court of the United EAST 160 FEET TO of questions will be ASSOCIATION, INC.; 19-157-CP noted case, that the SEPH ARD FRANKLIN SKIPPER, States District Court, THE POINT OF BE- noon (CST) on March HSBC BANK USA, UNKNOWN TENANT 1 Clerk of Court of Bay Last Known Address: N.A., AS INDENTURE SR. a/k/a, THOMAS F. Northern District of GINNING. 26, 2019 and must be N/K/A DEREK DAUGH- IN RE: ESTATE OF County, Florida will sell 2122 Highway 79, Bon- SKIPPER, SR., de- Florida, Panama City submitted in writing to TRUSTEE FOR THE TERY; ANY AND ALL the following property ifay, FL32425 REGISTERED Jackie E, Spann ceased, whose date of Division (Case No.: BEING IN AND PART Washington County UNKNOWN PARTIES Deceased. situated in Bay County, death was November 5:19-cv-00050-MCR-MJF) OF THE SOUTHEAST Grants/Special Projects NOTEHOLDERS OF CLAIMING BY, Florida described as: YOU ARE HEREBY NO- RENAISSANCE HOME 28, 2018, is pending in and serve a copy of QUARTER OF SEC- Coordinator Karen THROUGH, UNDER NOTICE OF TIFIED that an action to EQUITY LOAN TRUST the Circuit Court for the claim on Brentt E. TION 25, TOWNSHIP Shaw at AND AGAINST THE ADMINISTRATION SEE ATTACHED foreclosure a mortgage Bay County, Florida, Palmer, Esq. at Young, 3 SOUTH, RANGE 15 [email protected] or 2007-2, HEREIN NAMED INDI- ENTIIBIT “A” on the following prop- Probate Division, the Bill, Boles, Palmer & WEST. faxed to (850) VIDUAL erty located in Bay Plaintiff, The administration of address of which is 300 Duke, PA, Seville 638-6106. DEFENDANT(S) WHO the estate of JACKIE E. EXHIBIT A County, Florida: East 4th Street, Pan- Tower, Seventh Floor, has been filed against ARE NOT KNOWN TO Commence at the SE VS. SPANN, deceased, ama City, Florida 226 South Palafox you, and you are re- The Board reserves the BE DEAD OR ALIVE, whose date of death Corner of Lot 111 LOTS ELEVEN (11) 32401. The name and Place, Pensacola, Flor- quired to serve a copy right to waive informali- WHETHER SAID UN- Block 2, East Bay AND TWELVE (12) OF UNKNOWN PARTIES was January 4, 2019 address of the personal ida 32502 no later than of your written de- ties in any bid, to ac- KNOWN PARTIES MAY and whose social secu- Park Second Addi- BLOCK ONE HUN- representative and the Friday, April 12, 2019, fenses, if any, to this cept and/or reject any CLAIMING BY, CLAIM AN INTEREST tion, as per Plat DRED FOURTEEN THROUGH, UNDER rity number is personalor as otherwise pro- action, on Greenspoon or all bids on the whole AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, ___-__-0530, is pend- Thereof recorded in (114), LYNN HAVEN, representative’s attor- vided in Supplemental Marder, LLP, Default or in part with just OR AGAINST THE ES- DEVISEES, GRANT- Plat Book 8, page 94 FLORIDA, ACCORD- TATE OF MAXIE LEE ing in the Circuit Court ney are set forth below. Rule F (4), (5), Each Department, Attor- cause, and to accept EES, OR OTHER for Bay County, Flor- of the Public Records ING TO THE PLAT OF claim shall specify the neys for Plaintiff, the bid that in their GREEN, DECEASED, CLAIMANTS are De- of Bay County, Flor- SAID CITY ON FILE IN WHETHER SAID UN- ida, Probate Division, All creditors of the de- facts upon which the whose address is judgment will be in the fendants. the address of which is ida; thence S05 THE OFFICE OF THE cedent and other per- claimant relies in sup- Trade Centre South, best interest of Wash- KNOWN PARTIES 01800”W„ (basis of CLERK OF THE CIR- CLAIM AS SPOUSES, Gulf County Court- sons having claims or port of the claim, the Suite 700, 100 West ington County. The Clerk of the house, P.O. Box 2269, bearing is centerline CUIT COURT OF BAY demands against items thereof, and the Cypress Creek Road, Pub: March 4, 11, 18, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Court, Bill Kinsaul will datum of Boat Race COUNTY, FLORIDA. GRANTEES, ASSIGN- Panama City, Florida decedent’s estate on dates on which the Fort Lauderdale, FL 25, 2019 sell to the highest bid- 32402. The names and Road), 86.31 feet; whom a copy of this same accrued. If a 33309, and file the EES, CREDITORS, der for cash at thence S850 12’00 11 including the buildings, 22993 addresses of the per- notice is required to be claimant desires to original with the Clerk TRUSTEES, OR www.bay.realforeclose.c E ,1048,18 feet along appurtenances, and fix- WASHINGTON sonal representative served must file their contest either Calvin within 30 days after the OTHER CLAIMANTS; om on March 28, South Line of the tures located thereon. COUNTY BOARD OF and the personal claims with this court Schnerch or Janis first publication of this VINCENT GREEN, 2019 at 11:00 AM CST Northwest Quarter of COUNTY COMMIS- representative’s attor- WITHIN THE LATER Schnerch right to exon- notice in THE NEWS the following described the Northeast Quarter Property Address: SIONERS REQUEST ney are set forth below. OF 3 MONTHS AFTER eration from or the right HERALD, otherwise a Defendants. real property as set of Section 19, Town- 709 Michigan Avenue, FOR THE TIME OF THE to limitation of liability default and a judgment forth in said Final Judg- ship 4 South, Range Lynn Haven, FL QUALIFICATIONS NOTICE All creditors of the de- FIRST PUBLICATION and damages, the may be entered against ment, to wit: 13 West; thence N040 32444-1837. OF ACTION cedent and other per- OF THIS NOTICE OR claimant shall file and you for the relief de- 15’00E, 940 feet to the The Washington sons having claims or 30 DAYS AFTER THE serve an Answer to the manded in the Com- THE FOLLOWING DE- demands against Point of Beginning; filed against you and DATE OF SERVICE OF Complaint unless the plaint. County Board of TO: Unknown Parties SCRIBED LAND, SIT- thence N04 0 151 you are required to County Commission- Claiming By, Through, decedent’s estate on A COPY OF THIS NO- claim has included an UATE, LYING AND BE- whom a copy of this 00”E, 150.0 feet; serve a copy of your TICE ON THEM. Answer. WITNESS MY HAND ers, under the provi- Under or Against The ING IN THE COUNTY thence S850 12’00E written defenses, if any, sions of Section Estate of Maxie Lee notice is required to be AND SEAL OF SAID OF BAY, STATE OF served must file their 1.0 feet to the West to it on HARRIS S. All other creditors of BRENTT E. PALMER, COURT on this 18 day 288.055, Florida Stat- Green, Deceased, FLORIDA, TO WIT: R/W line of Lee Court, HOWARD, ESQ., of utes, and county pol- Whether Said Unknown claims with this Court the decedent and other ESQUIRE of February 2019 UNIT 1, BLUE WA- WITHIN THE LATER a platted road; thence HOWARD LAW persons having claims Florida Bar No.: icy, request qualifica- Parties Claim as TERS TOWNHOUSES: SO4 0 15 1 00” W GROUP, Plaintiff’s attor- tions from professional Spouses, Heirs, Devi- OF THREE (3) or demands against 690880 BILL KINSAUL COMMENCE AT THE MONTHS AFTER THE 150.0 feet; thence ney, whose address is decedent’s estate must Young, Bill, Boles, As Clerk of said Court firms to provide profes- sees, Grantees, Assign- NORTHEAST COR- N850 12’00”W to the 450 N. Park Road, sional services for a ees, Creditors, Trus- DATE OF THE FIRST file their claims with this Palmer & Duke, P.A. NER OF LOT 3, PUBLICATION OF Point of Beginning. #800, Hollywood, Flor- court WITHIN 3 Post Office Drawer By: Debbie Roberson planning consultant to tees, or Other Claim- BLOCK 13, BEL AIR ida 33021 on or before provide a Comprehen- ants THIS NOTICE OR MONTHS AFTER THE 1070 As Deputy Clerk SUBDIVISION AS RE- THIRTY (30) DAYS AF- APN #: 07225450-000 (no later than 30 days DATE OF THE FIRST Pensacola, Florida sive Sewer and Water 1213 Mississippi Ave CORDED IN PLAT from the date of the Plan, identifying spe- Lynn Haven, FL 32444 TER THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF 32591-1070 Prepared by: Green- BOOK 8, PAGE 27, OF SERVICE OF A COPY at public sale, to the first publication of this THIS NOTICE. [email protected] spoon Marder, LLP cific sites that could be THE PUBLIC REC- highest and best bid- Notice of Action) and acquired in Washington Vincent Green Resi- OF THIS NOTICE ON Telephone (850) (954) 491-1120; ORDS OF BAY THEM. der for cash, at file the original with the ALL CLAIMS NOT 432-2222 gmforeclosure@gmlaw. County with concentra- dence Unknown COUNTY, FLORIDA; www.bavrealforeelose.com at Clerk of this Court ei- FILED WITHIN THE Facsimile (850) com tion on providing a THENCE SOUTH 34 11:00 a.m. CT / ther before service on centralized wastewater YOU ARE NOTIFIED All other creditors of TIME PERIODS SET 432-1444 DEGREES 59 MIN- the decedent and per- 12:00 p.m. ET on April Plaintiff’s attorney or FORTH IN SECTION Counsel for Petioners IMPORTANT treatment plant for that an action to fore- UTES 37 SECONDS 22, 2019. immediately thereafter; three key areas of the close a mortgage on sons having claims or 733.702 OF THE FLOR- Pub: February 25, WEST ALONG THE demands against the otherwise a default will IDA STATUTES WILL March 4, 11, 18, 25, In accordance with County recently identi- the following described EAST LINE OF LOT 3, ANY PERSON CLAIM- be entered against you fied by the Strategic property in Bay decedent’s estate must BE FOREVER 2019 the Americans with 36.29 FEET; THENCE file their claims with this ING AN INTEREST IN for the relief demanded BARRED. Disabilities Act, per- Sites Inventory (SSI) County, Florida: NORTH 52 DEGREES THE SURPLUS FROM in the Complaint or pe- 22686 Court WITHIN THREE NOTWITHSTANDING sons needing a rea- Program funded 44 MINUTES 23 SEC- THE SALE, IF ANY, tition filed herein. ALL THAT CERTAIN (3) MONTHS AFTER THE TIME PERIODS IN THE CIRCUIT sonable accommo- through Enterprise ONDS WEST, 5.51 OTHER THAN THE LAND SITUATE IN THE DATE OF THE SET FORTH ABOVE, COURT OF THE 14TH dation to participate Florida in 2017 (“2017 FEET TO THE POINT PROPERTY OWNER WITNESS my hand and BAY COUNTY, FLOR- FIRST PUBLICATION ANY CLAIM FILED JUDICAL CIRCUIT, IN in this proceeding Strategic Sites Inven- OF BEGINNING; AS OF THE DATE OF seal of this Court at IDA TO VIZ: OF THIS NOTICE. TWO (2) YEARS OR AND FOR BAY should, no later than tory.”) THENCE CONTINUE THE LIS PENDENS Bay County, Florida on COUNTY, FLORIDA. MORE AFTER THE seven (7) days prior, ALONG SAID BEAR- ALL CLAIMS NOT MUST FILE A CLAIM this 27th day of Febru- CASE No. While every effort is PARCEL 1, LOT 14 DECEDENT’S DATE OF contact the Clerk of ING 17.06 FEET TO FILED WITHIN THE WITHIN 60 DAN’S AF- ary, 2019. 18001052CA made to ensure the ac- AND THE SOUTH DEATH IS BARRED. the Court’s disability THE CENTERLINE OF TIME PERIODS SET TER THE SALE curacy and complete- HALF OF LOT 15, coordinator at P.O. A COMMON WALL; FORTH IN SECTION BILL KINSAUL NATIONSTAR MORT- ness of information in BLOCK 319, LYNN The first publication BOX 1089, PANAMA THENCE SOUTH 37 733.702 OF THE Dated: February 21, CLERK OF COURT GAGE LLC D/B/A the RFQ, it is recog- HAVEN, FLORIDA AC- date of this notice is CITY, FL 32402, DEGREES 15 MIN- FLORIDA PROBATE 2019 CHAMPION MORT- nized that the informa- CORDING TO THE February 25, 2019. 850-747-5338. If hear- UTES 37 SECONDS CODE WILL BE Clerk of the Court BY: Shanron Chambers GAGE COMPANY, tion may not be com- PLAT THEREOF ON ing or voice impaired, WEST ALONG SAID BARRED NOTWITH- Deputy Clerk Plaintiff plete in every detail FILE IN PLAT BOOK ATTORNEY FOR PER- contact (TDD) COMMON WALL 44 STANDING THE TIME By: Ladyne Swear- Pub: March 6, 13, 2019 and that all work may 5, PAGE 10, PUBLIC SONAL REPRESENT- (800)955-8771 via FEET; THENCE PERIODS SET FORTH ingen vs. not be expressly men- RECORDS OF BAY ATIVE: Florida Relay System. SOUTH 52 DEGREES ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Deputy Clerk tioned in the RFQ. It is COUNTY, FLORIDA. Pub: March 4, 11, 2019 44 MINUTES 23 SEC- FILED TWO (2) MARY ELIZABETH the responsibility of the TIMOTHY J. SLOAN, ONDS EAST, 17.06 YEARS OR MORE AF- IF YOU ARE A PER- BROWN, et al., 22702 Proposer to include in Street Address: 1213 P. A . FEET TO THE CEN- TER THE DECE- SON WITH A DISABIL- AVIATION Grads work Defendants NOTICE UNDER its Proposal all perti- Mississippi Ave., Timothy J. Sloan TERLINE OF THE DENT’S DATE OF ITY WHO NEEDS ANY with JetBlue, United, FICTITIOUS NAME nent information in ac- Lynn Haven, FL 32444 Florida Bar No.: COMMON WALL; DEATH IS BARRED. ACCOMMODATION IN Delta and others- start NOTICE OF ACTION LAW PURSUANT TO cordance with the ob- has been filed against 0562882 THENCE NORTH 37 ORDER TO PARTICI- here with hands on SECTION 865.09, jectives of the RFQ. you and you are re- [email protected] DEGREES 15 MIN- PATE IN THIS PRO- training for FAA certifi- TO: FLORIDA STATUTES quired to serve a copy The date of first publi- P. O. Box 2327 UTES 37 SECONDS CEEDING, YOU ARE cation. Financial aid if Proposers interested in of your written de- cation of this Notice is Panama City, Florida EAST ALONG SAID ENTITLED, AT NO qualified. Call Aviation BRADLEY WAYNE NOTICE IS HEREBY providing Services are fenses, if any, to it on February 25, 2019. 32402 COMATON WALL 44 COST TO YOU, TO Institute of Mainte- CLEMO 175 FOREST GIVEN that the under- instructed to submit McCabe, Weisberg & Phone:(850) 769-2501 FEET TO THE POINT Attorney for Personal THE PROVISION OF nance. 888-242-2649 DRIVE SALEM, VA signed, desiring to en- one (1) original, three Conway, LLC, Plaintiff’s OF BEGINNING. Representative: CERTAIN ASSIS- 24153 gage in business under paper (3) copies, and attorney, whose ad- MEDICAL OFFICE PERSONAL REPRE- Charles A. Costin TANCE. PLEASE CON- the fictitious name of: one (1) CD of its Pro- dress is 500 Australian TRAINING PROGRAM SENTATIVE: ANY PERSON CLAIM- Florida Bar No. 699070 TACT COURT ADMIN- BRADLEY WAYNE posal, in accordance Avenue South, Suite Online training for Med- ING AN INTEREST IN Post Office Box 98 ISTRATOR, 14 TH JU- CLEMO 71 WILEY RD YARDORMORE with this RFQ, no later 1000, West Palm ical Billing & Coding PATRICIA A. BRAFORD THE SURPLUS FROM Port St. Joe, FL 32457 DICIAL CIRCUIT, PO CHILLICOTHE, OH ENTERPRISES than March 22, 2019 at Beach, FL 33401, on or career! NO PRIOR 215 Brooke Road THE SALE, IF ANY, Email:BOX 1089, 300 E. 4 TH 45601 8381 3:00 p.m. CST to before March 25, TRAINING IS RE- Fredericksburg, VA OTHER THAN THE [email protected] STREET, PANAMA located at 5631 Arnold Washington County 2019,-and file the origi- QUIRED! CTI can have 22405 PROPERTY OWNER Phone: (850) 227-1159 CITY FL 32402, Pub: February 25, UNKNOWN SPOUSE Road, in the County of Grants Coordinator, nal with the Clerk of AS OF THE DATE OF 850-747-5370 AT you trained & ready! OF BRADLEY WAYNE Bay, in the City of Pan- Attn: Karen Shaw, 1331 this Court,otherwise, a 1-888-471-3711 March 4, 2019 THE LIS PENDENS Personeal Represent- LEAST 7 DAYS BE- CLEMO 175 FOREST ama City, Florida, South Blvd Chipley, FL default will be entered AskCTI.com 22644 MUST FILE A CLAIM atives: FORE YOUR SCHED- DRIVE SALEM, VA 32404 intends to regis- 32428. Proposals re- against you for the re- WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- ULED COURT AP- UNITED STATES DIS- 24153 ter the said name with ceived after this date lief demanded in the Steven E. Spann TRICT COURT NORTH- TER THE SALE. 302 Heritage Drive PEARANCE, OR IMME- the Division of Corpora- and time will not be complaint or petition. DIATELY UPON RE- ERN DISTRICT OF UNKNOWN SPOUSE tions of the Florida De- considered and shall Warner Robins, GA FLORIDA IN ADMI- WITNESS my hand and 31093 CEIVING THIS NOTIFI- OF BRADLEY WAYNE partment of State, Tal- be returned unopened. DATED on February 11 the seal of the court on CATION IF THE TIME RALTY CLEMO 71 WILEY RD lahassee, Florida. 2019 Pub: February 25, CASE NO.: February 18, 2019. March 4, 2019 BEFORE THE SCHED- CHILLICOTHE, OH The RFQ and any ad- Bill Kinsaul ULED APPEARANCE IS 5:19-cv-00050-MCR- 45601 8381 Dated at Panama City, denda issued are avail- Clerk of said Court 23093 MJF CLERK OF THE LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF Florida, this 27th day of able on the Washington BY: Debbie Roberson COURT IN THE CIRCUIT YOU ARE HEARING AND TO: All per- February, 2019. County website at McCabe, Weisberg & Bill Kinsaul COURT OF THE 14TH IMPAIRED, CALL 711. IN THE MATTER OF: sons claiming an inter- www.washingtonfl.com Conway, LLC JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN COMPLAINT OF CAL- Pub: March 4, 11, 2019 est by, through, under, Yardormore Enter- or by contacting the 500 Australian Avenue BY: Jennifer Estrada AND FOR BAY VIN SCHNERCH and or against the aforesaid prises Washington County South, Suite 1000 COUNTY, FLORIDA 23141 JANIS SCHNERCH, as Defendant(s). Pub: March 4, 2019 Grants Department at West Palm Beach, FL ALDRIDGE PITE, LLP CIVIL DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT Owners of a 1982 Cata- (850) 638-6058. In or- 33401 COURT OF THE FOUR- 22718 Atorney for Plaintiff Case No. lina 30! S/V “Calculated YOU ARE HEREBY NO- der to ensure a fair, PhoneL (561) 713-1400 TEENTH JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT 1615 South Congress 17 -000548-CA Risk,” bearing Hull TIFIED that an action to competitive, and open FLpleadings@mwc-law. CIRCUIT Identification Number FOR BIDS Avenue foreclose a mortgage process, once a project com Suite 200 THE BANK OF NEW IN AND FOR BAY CTYN2748M82H, her on the following de- is advertised for Letters Pub: March 4, 11, 2019 COUNTY, FLORIDA USERY ROAD Delray Beach, FL YORK MELLON I; KA engines, tackle, appur- scribed property lo- of Qualifications, all CIRCUIT CIVIL SIDEWALK PROJECT 23055 33445 THE BANK OF NEW tenances, etc., Petition- cated in Bay County, communications be- YORK, AS TRUSTEE DIVISION WASHINGTON IN THE CIRCUIT Phone: (844)-470-8804 ers, in a Cause for Ex- Florida: tween interested firms FOR THE CERTIFI- CASE NO.: 18 656 CA COUNTY, FLORIDA COURT OF THE FOUR- Fax: (561)-392-6965

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Part time Fax resume to: - CASHIERS Beach house PCB East 2002 Tacoma 2.4 Ltr and full time Food Service End, weekly or monthly 850-763-1477 Multiple Positions eng. 38K mi. parts positons available. $3200 480-334-7820 - SMALL only. $2000 Call CHICK-FIL-A 850-849-3074 Bay Point is an equal ENGINE ! ! ! ! ! ! ! opportunity Local Company Needs MECHANIC 3BR/2BA, $1,350, plus For Trade Only A & B CDL Drivers NOW HIRING Sell It Today! employer. Call Bay Pick up applications $1,350 deposit. No 2008 Ford Ranger, Ext. and Truck Mechanics Point Security at at Emerald Falls or pets. St. Andrews Call Cab & 2002 Ford 850-527-7090, Call 850-630-7589 Adult for day 814-3211 or 819-0422 I BUY F-150. Trade both for positions. Cobra Adventure Monday-Friday, Park. SUV in good cond., to schedule an Starting Pay $12/hr HOUSES must have V6 eng. appointment. Apply at Chick-Fil-A Pretty or Ugly 850-865-6150 on the corner of We have 3 RV’s for 23rd St and HWY 77 rent. Each sleep 6. 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Ability to use a computer is required. We will WET SLIPS PCB, FL: Part Time train the right person in this rapidly advancing, long or short term, To apply, send email to: high tech field. The position is full time & in- dock side, starting at The News Herald is accepting applications for [email protected] cludes night and weekend work. The News 100 Acre State of $150. 850-303-4611 a hardworking, responsible truck driver to Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. Herald offers a competitive benefit package the Art Barrel load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- including 401(k), paid vacation and sick leave, Racing Horse Farm tractors along with other related duties. No phone calls medical, dental, vision & life insurance. Over $1,500,000 in- Candidates are hired pending criminal vested. Completely Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- background check and pre-employment Send your resume to [email protected] furnished. Great for 2005 MOBILE tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid drug screen. campers and/or Florida driver license, a clean driving record, Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. equipment, etc. Ad- SUITES 5TH proof of insurance. NO CDL required. No phone calls please. jacent to Destin and WHEEL Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Panama City Beach. Model 38RL3, 38ft Send resume to: [email protected] background check and drug screen. Drastically reduced long, 3 slides, new ti- for quick sale. No res, new frig, new roof Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. Drug-Free Workplace, EOE storm damage! and professionally de- No phone calls please. $575,000 firm. Call tailed and polished. Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Agent (850)865-0838 Original owner. This is background check and drug screen. a full time/all season unit. $25,000. Located Drug-Free Workplace, EOE District Manager near Panama City. Call The News Herald has an opening for District for appointment. (850) Manager; The District Manager oversees inde- 728-7090. pendent distributors in the delivery of newspa- pers to subscribers within a defined geo- 2013 36’ Monte Carlo graphical area. Class A CDL Truck Driver pull behind RV. 1 slide The Panama City News Herald is in need of a Full or Part Time out, patio doors, bay Individuals will handle route management as- windows, roll out awn- pects such as audits, analysis, and contract The News Herald is accepting applications for ings, central air, no Single Copy negotiations. a hardworking, responsible truck driver to BUENA VISTA pets and no smoking. Independent Contractor load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- ESTATES Exc Cond. $21,500 Prior newspaper experience in circulation as tractors along with other related duties. OBO. Call anytime. has 3 available mobile 352-221-4707 For the Panama City / Panama City Beach / well as a management background is pre- home lots. All are Lynn Haven areas. This person will deliver ferred. Must be able to evaluate current and Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- about 100ft from the 2016 44’ Park Model 2 SAWMILLS from only papers to our coin operated racks as well as prospective Independent Contractors and pro- tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid swimming pool. Call BR, 2 power slide outs, $4397.00- MAKE & our inside store locations. Must have a de- vide feedback and a course of action: Basic Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean now to reserve your lot. w/d, king bed, fire- SAVE MONEY with pendable vehicle, and be able to work early computer skills (Excel. Word) a must. driving record, proof of insurance, a current They are going fast. place, elec awning, your own bandmill. Cut hours 7 days a week. This is a good opportu- medical card. 850-769-1088 many other options. lumber any dimension. nity for someone wanting to earn extra cash. Must own and operate a motor vehicle. Must $27K OBO Call In stock ready to ship! have valid Florida Drivers License, proof of car Send resume to: [email protected] 251-518-4035 FREE Info/DVD: Come by 501 W. 11th St. in Panama City & insurance, and must successfully complete a www.NorwoodSawmills.co complete an application or background check. Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. m1-800-567-0404 Email: [email protected] or No phone calls please. Ext.300N Call: 352-807-5898 Must have ability to read and understand a Hiring will be contingent on a criminal road map and must be able to work a very background check and drug screen. flexible schedule. Drug-Free Workplace, EOE Excellent benefits, drug-free workplace, EOE FOR SALE • Hiring Requirements: Drug Testing/ Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. signed a Screening, Background Checks, Reference FIFTH WHEEL Checks major government contract with the U.S. Coast 2015 Keystone Cougar • Education Level: High School Diploma or Guard to build up to 25 of their Offshore Patrol Model 333MKS. Excel- Equivalent lent condition. Loaded • Requires a Drivers License: Yes, Operator Cutters. With this and other contracts, Eastern w/extras. $31,500. License 850-685-5004 • Pay Comments: DOE (Depends of has work for the next 20 years, resulting in Experience) numerous openings, including a: • Benefits: Medical, Dental, Life Insurance, Vision, Vacation, Holidays, Sick Leave, Look 401K, Retirement/Pension, Uniform Security and Visitor Control Coordinator Allowance. No Bookkeeper Asst. Lorrie Morgan Excellent benefits, drug-free workplace, EOE. Qualifications include: PT needed year round Spicy Hot Chicken Coop Send resume to [email protected] or fill out Average 3-4 hrs a wk. application @ 501 W 11th St. Panama City Futher Must be able to work No phone calls. Sat & Sun. Retirees are OPENING SOON!  Ability to obtain and maintain a SECRET encouraged to apply. MARCH 2019 Send resume to: security clearance. Than The Coconut Creek  HS Diploma or GED equivalent, plus 3 Mini-Golf & Gran Maze. Attn: Bookkeeper. WE’RE HIRING ALL REOPENING years security administrative experience at Classifieds 9807 Front Beach Rd., RESTAURANT POSITIONS! th PCB, FL 32407 MARCH 18 a defense contractor facility desired. An No Phone Calls. equivalent combination of education and Hiring: experience may be considered. What you Cashier KITCHEN MANAGERS  Working knowledge of the NISPOM, JPAS, Must be able to work BARTENDERS want is right nights. Retirees are WAITERS/WAITRESSES ® Export Controls & ITAR required. encourage to HOST/HOSTESS  Intermediate level to advanced level before your apply. Some RESTAURANT COOKS Maintenance duties Microsoft Word, Excel, Access & Outlook req’d. Apply daily, eyes in the Do you have what we’re looking for? STEAK PIT® required, plus the ability to quickly learn 9am - 5pm. Apply Today! No phone calls. Call: 850-683-3215 new software programs. Classified Coconut Creek Email: [email protected] TAKING APPLICATIONS  Mini-Golf & Gran Laketown Wharf: 9902 S Thomas Dr Requires the ability to multi-task, organize, Maze. 9807 Front Panama City Beach, FL 32408 Section of Beach Rd. MON. 2/25 - FRI. 3/01 and complete high-priority projects. MON. 3/04 - FRI. 3/08  Requires the ability to effectively present your daily 11:00 AM - 5:00PM information and respond to questions from Front Door Entrance senior management, employees, and Sunday • SALESPERSON FOR THE government officials and the public. Newspaper GENERAL STORE Eastern offers a competitive salary and benefit WOOD’S CUSTOM BLDGS. • SERVERS EXPERIENCED package including 401(k) and Company paid For Fast FOR ALL YOUR CONSTRUCTION NEEDS • HOST/HOSTESSES health, dental & life insurance. STATE LICENSE CONTRACTOR • BUS & SET-UP (MUST BE 16 YRS OLD) Results, CBC1253330 Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All Custom Build Garage Both • Workshops • Storage • KITCHEN PREP • DISHWASHERS Call Pole Barns • Fully Enclosed • Slab • Doors • Seal Plans • Permits • STEAK COOKS qualified applicants will receive consideration EXPERIENCED for employment without regard to race, creed, 20 × 20 × 8 = $10,000 color, religion, sex, pregnancy, sexual 352-807-5898 20 × 30 × 8 = $15,000 • COOKS HELPERS • CASHIERS orientation, gender identity, national origin, 20 × 40 × 8 = $20,000 Kim 20 × 50 × 8 = $25,000 • MEAT CUTTER age, protected veteran status, disability status PORTION CUTTING EXPERIENCE or any other status or characteristic protected 24 × 24 × 8 = $14,800 RATE OF PAY DEPENDS ON EXPERIENCE or 24 × 36 × 8 = $21,600 under applicable federal, state, of local laws. 24 × 48 × 8 = $28,800 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Qualified applicants may submit their 352-807-2657 24 × 60 × 8 = $36,000 resume/application in confidence to Human Commercial / Residential EOE M/F/D/V Resources, 13300 Allanton Road, Panama Dawn 30 × 30 = $22,500 Built on Your Land 9527 Front Beach Road 30 × 40 = $30,000 Panama City Beach City, FL 32404 or via e-mail: 30 × 50 = $37,500 813-713-2333 [email protected] NF-1185781 NF-1194642

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