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HURRICANE DORIAN One for the record books Where does Dorian rank in wind speed?

By Jim Coleman Gatehouse Media Florida

While spared Gulf County and the Gulf Coast and was no longer posing danger here Wednesday, things weren't so Friday when the threat of the monster storm led to Gulf County schools deciding to close Tuesday out of an abundance of caution. The damage Dorian unleashed on the Bahamas will break records, experts say, and it remains to be seen what will happen up the - ern U.S. coast. But it will be recorded, a practice that began in 1851 and since then, there have been 1,574 systems of tropical storm intensity and 912 hurricanes. In terms of wind speed, Hurri- cane Allen (1980) was the strongest Atlantic tropical on record, with maximum sustained winds of 190 mph. Allen was a powerful A photo provided by NASA shows the eye of Hurricane Dorian over the Bahamas on Monday, Sept. 2, 2019. Dorian, a Category 3 hurricane that struck storm, fi nally began to slowly move away from the Bahamas early Tuesday as the U.S. waits to see what destructive path it would take. the , and south- [CHRISTINA KOCH/NASA VIA THE NEW YORK TIMES] ern Texas in August that year. (These maximum wind speeds are not the wind speeds of the storms when they made landfall; only four The atmosphere stoked a killer, then swatted it down storms have hit the U.S. as Cat- egory 5's at the time of landfall, including Hurricane Michael last By Kimberly Miller Oct. 10). Gatehouse Media Florida For many years, it was thought that Hurricane Camille also A muted sun rose on attained this intensity, but that Grand Bahama Island on was changed in 2014. The origi- Tuesday as Dorian scoured nal measurements of Camille the tropical , a sta- are suspect because wind speed tionary system waiting for a instrumentation used at the time dimple in the jet stream – a was likely damaged. Camille ended hiccup in upper-level winds up with maximum sustained winds - to nudge it from its deadly of 175 mph. complacency. So where does Hurricane Dorian A low-pressure trough rank in terms of all-time Atlantic came as if in slow motion, hurricanes by wind speed? moving east to bully the 190 mph - Allen (1980): Reached out of the Category 5 status on three separate way like a bouncer tossing a occasions. Gained steam through drunk from a bar. tropical waters in the Atlantic But that was a more- Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of than-30-hour razing of the A catamaran thrown onshore by the hurricane lays stranded near a highway close to Freeport, Grand Mexico. Battered Haiti, Mexico Northern Bahamas by an Bahama, Bahamas, Tuesday Sept. 3, 2019. Relief offi cials reported scenes of utter ruin in parts of the and southern Texas. Killed 269. Bahamas and rushed to deal with an unfolding humanitarian crisis in the wake of Hurricane Dorian, See RECORD, A2 the most powerful storm on record ever to hit the islands. [AP PHOTO/RAMON ESPINOSA] See RANK, A2

Franklin delays blessing shell mine

By David Adlerstein opposed, commissioners onb Chris Langston. Deborah Clifford, a prop- Gatehouse Media Florida Aug. 20 approved a motion by Before Langston and his erty owner on Pine Log Creek, Commissioner Smokey Par- consultant, Joe Shields, a not far from the mine site, APALACHICOLA — rish to wait until the governor former staffer in the aqua- and a certified green guide County commissioners have and cabinet have acted on a culture division of the Florida who leads kayak trips into put off deciding whether to soon-to-completed rewrite Department of Agriculture Tate’s Hell swamp, disputed bless a businessman’s plan of the 2007 management and Consumer Services, the company’s claim it would to mine fossilized shell in plan. presented to commissioners have “zero negative impacts Tate’s Hell State Forest until The commissioners’ deci- the proposal from Coastal on any adjacent wetlands or after state officials complete sion means that it will likely Environmental Management tributaries.” a rewrite of the 10-year man- be December at the earliest to mine about 600 acres on She said Langwood Indus- Chris Langston, a Crawfordville agement plan governing the when they decide whether to the northeast corner of the tries, a company run by businessman, spoke to county forest. write a letter of support for a county, on the eastern edge Langston and his brother commissioners on the issue By a 4-1 vote, with Com- proposed mining project by of the forest, it was met with at a recent meeting. [DAVID missioner Noah Lockley Crawfordville businessman public opposition. See FRANKLIN, A3 ADLERSTEIN | THE TIMES ]

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graphic from 2 p.m. showed by the 10,000-foot moun- RECORD Dorian-charged winds spill- tains on Hispaniola. Instead it ing as far inland as Lion went over St. Lucia, knocking From Page A1 Country Safari. it off track and sending it east At its closest, the western of Puerto Rico, where it sailed edge of Dorian’s hurricane into hurricane heaven – an up-to-185 mph Category 5 winds came as near as 60 environment with low wind hurricane gorging on deeply miles to West Palm Beach, shear and warm water. warm waters, with no shear and within 100 miles of Weak steering currents and no mountains to break it , as calculated by Brian deep in the atmosphere are apart. McNoldy, senior research to blame for Dorian’s aim- “It was just perfect timing associate at the Rosenstiel lessness over the northern for the storm to grow,” said School of Marine and Atmo- Bahamas. Jeff Weber, an atmospheric spheric Science. It had been riding under the scientist for the University Palm Beach County was High, forging west Corporation for Atmospheric forecast to experience its at the behest of the perma- Research. “It blew up right speediest gusts Tuesday and nent clockwise churn in the Hurricane Dorian as seen by satellite Tuesday as it began between a trough and a ridge was kept under a tropical Atlantic. veering to the north, avoiding a South Florida landfall. and just sat in the doldrums, storm warning until it was But then it reached the literally.” lifted at 5 p.m. Records from western edge and stalled, the National Weather Service where it waited for a consti- 180 - Irma (2017): Devel- RELATED CONTENT between Monday afternoon pated atmosphere to fire up RANK oped from a Hurricane Dorian: Palm and 3 p.m. Tuesday showed again. near Cape Verde on Aug. Beachers with homes in the Juno Beach Pier topping Typically a stationary hur- From Page A1 30 and rapidly intensified northern Bahamas the wind-speed list with a 4 ricane will start churning up to a Cat 3 storm the next to assess damage, vow a.m. gale of 61 mph. Florida cooler water from below, and 185 - Dorian (2019): day. Peaked at 180 mph to help islands Atlantic University’s stadium that helps tame wind speeds. Became hurricane Aug. 28, Sept. 6 before slamming recorded a 41 mph gust, West “But in the Bahamas, it’s intensified to a Cat 4 storm into Cuba. Re-intensified September 3, 2019 Palm Beach reached 40 mph warm deeper and the Gulf on Aug. 31 and a Cat 5 on and made landfall again on By the 5 p.m. advisory and the Lake Pier hit Stream runs near there, so Sept. 1. Made landfall in Cudjoe Key on Sept. 10. Tuesday from the National 39 mph. it’s constantly getting resup- Elbow City, Bahamas and Killed 134. Hurricane Center, the same The waves and swollen plied,” Klotzbach said. again in Grand Bahama. 180 - Rita (2005): atmosphere that stoked a high tides may end up being Florida was out of the 185 - Wilma (2005): Most Most intense hurricane killer had swatted it down the more damaging natu- forecast track cone Tuesday, intense storm recorded in in the to a Category 2 hurricane, ral hazard from Hurricane but Dorian’s high winds are Atlantic basin (882 mbar hit Cat 5 status Sept. 21. urging it northwest at 6 mph Dorian. expected to hug the coast pressure) and became Made landfall in John- – a relatively swift pace from NWS meteorologist Paxton with hurricane-force gusts hurricane Oct. 18. In only son’s Bayou, Louisiana. its overnight stall and a day at Fell said seas were forecast to getting cozy with the Cape 24 hours, it became a Cat Saturated low-lying com- just 1 mph. be as high as 21 feet in the Gulf Canaveral bump. 5. Made landfall in Cape munities, worsening areas In the previous 24 hours, Stream with more inland seas Dorian is expected to Romano, Fla. and raced devastated by Katrina a Dorian had only traveled rising to 15 feet. remain a Category 2 storm across the state to Palm month earlier. Killed 120. about 40 miles, according High tides swollen by into Thursday as it follows Beach County. Killed 62. 180 - Mitch (1998): to Colorado State University Dorian’s winds bled into the coast up to Nova Scotia. 185 - Gilbert (1988): Deadliest hurricane in researcher Phil Klotzbach. coastal streets, over sea walls, The epic tropical cyclone Reached Cat 5 status Sept. Central American his- “After being stationary up storm drains and into the has cemented itself in history 13 before slamming the tory formed late in the for so long, we’ll take 1 mph Two Georges restaurant in regardless of its progression. Yucatan Peninsula. As far season in the western because what it is finally Boynton Beach, where the Dorian’s maximum sus- as size, it was one of the Caribbean Sea on Oct. starting to show, possibly, Intracoastal put the deck tained winds of 185 mph tied largest, measuring 575 22. Hit Honduras, drifted is what our forecast has been under several inches of water. it for fifth place for stron- miles in diameter at one through , saying for days and days and “While Dorian’s path has gest winds by any hurricane, point. Killed 318. regenerated in the Bay of days,” said National Hur- been better for Florida than or cyclone anywhere 185 - Labor Day (1935): Campeche and then hit ricane Center Director Ken it could have been, the Baha- in the world since 1980, Most intense Atlan- Florida as a tropical storm. Graham. “It’s going to start mas really took one on the according to Klotzbach. tic hurricane to hit land Killed 11,374. moving northwest and it will chin,” said Klotzbach, who The Pacific basin’s Hurri- (892 mbar pressure) was 175 - Cuba (1932), speed up with time.” has family in Cape Canav- cane Patricia in 2015 is in first compact and caused cat- Janet (1955), Carla (1961), Dorian expanded in size as eral. “This storm will be place with 215 mph winds. astrophic damage in the Camille (1969), Anita its wind speeds decreased, life-changing for .” Other Atlantic basin storms upper Florida Keys. First (1977), David (1979), sending tropical-storm Klotzbach said Dorian’s ahead of or tied with Dorian known Cat 5 storm to Andrew (1992), Katrina force winds out 175 miles birth and evolution were include 1980’s Allen with hit U.S. The storm surge (2005), Dean (2017), Felix from its center. Hurricane- unusual. The original fore- 190 mph winds, followed by obliterated the town of (2017), Maria (2017). force winds reached 60 miles cast path had the possibility the 185-mph monsters Gilbert Islamorada. Killed an esti- SOURCE: National from Dorian’s core. An NHC of Dorian getting shredded (1988), and Wilma (2005) mated 600. Hurricane Center

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Lesley Cox, a certi- is impossible for a well five because we have wet years FRANKLIN fied green guide offered miles away to be affected and predation is down. Passengers saved a letter of opposition for by that process,” Langston This is the ideal time to From Page A1 commissioners to con- said. be restoring 4,000 acres sider. She noted that while He said the mined of oyster reefs in Apala- from sinking boat Apalachicola had submit- material “can be provided chicola Bay.” Mike and father Gene ted a letter of support to for many different pro- Langston said “the that mined a fossilized Langston for his Triumph cesses,” and stressed the pros far outweigh the Courtesy U.S. Coast Guard shell quarry not far from application to fund using company’s primary objec- cons” when it comes to the proposed site, had fossilized shell to create tive is to restore Florida’s his project. “Apalachicola NEW ORLEANS received complaints of a proposed artificial reef, oyster habitat. He said the Bay won’t have to worry — The Coast Guard water well contamination, the city had not yet voted mine itself would provide about ever again having and good Samaritans and was responsible for to back CEM’s proposal “20-plus jobs, boots on the suitable cultch material,” assisted a vessel taking noise and ground vibration to ship the material out of ground (and) put 300-plus he said. “Look north, look on water 13 miles off- that had an adverse effect Battery Park,. watermen back to work.” in Chesapeake Bay. They shore Panama City on wildlife. “So are we going to dig Langston said he was have used processed shell Friday. Serge Latour, a part- a big hole in the forest and not asking the county to and fossilized shell only, Watchstanders at ner in La Lutra Ecotours, mine rock, so we can har- accept liability or make any and right now their blue Coast Guard Sector stressed the environ- vest predators out of the capital investment, only crab oysters are the high- Mobile, Alabama, the people. mental significance of the bay?” she asked. “There to draft a letter of support est they’ve been in (many) received a report at Multiple charter and Pine Log Creek water- will be impact to the roads that would assist in his years.” 12:47 p.m. of a charter recreational vessels shed. “This is an open in Tate’s Hell.” ultimate goal of securing Commissioner Bert boat with five people arrived on scene, trans- strip mine proposed to be In his proposal, which approval from the state to Boldt called for more input aboard taking on water ferred the passengers at point where the wet- was backed by letters of mine on the site. from state officials, and approximately 13 miles off the boat and began lands of the Apalachicola support from Apalachicola “We can be one of the asked for the matter to be offshore St. Andrews dewatering the boat. National Forest are drain- Mayor Van Johnson, Prop- largest private employees tabled. “This is a pristine Pass. The Coast Guard ing into Pine log Creek,” he erty Appraiser Rhonda in the area and at the same area of our state forest,” Sector watchstand- boatcrews arrived on said. “This area floods all Skipper and oyster aqua- time restore our bay,” he he said. “I’d like to have ers directed the launch scene and removed the the time and none of this culture leaseholder Jeff said. a conversation among of a 45-Foot Response remaining water from equipment works when it’s Tilley, Langston stressed Langston said he con- about engaging the state Boat-Medium boatcrew the boat with dewater- flooded. This is one of the that fossilized shell has tinues to work on a deal of Florida in this thought and a 24-foot Special ing pumps. few pristine watersheds in outperformed lime rock with Apalachicola to get process. What do they Purpose Craft—Shallow The vessel was this county. A new location and granite in replenish- Battery Park rezoned for think of this process and Water boatcrew from escorted to shore and should be considered.” ing oyster reefs. shipping purposes. “By how would it impact the Coast Guard Station removed from the Chester Butler, who He said there’s been “a utilizing their barge site, environment?” Panama City to assist water. described himself as “a lot of emphasis, a lot of I’m trying to give them Langston said the capitalist first, naturalist hope” in improving the the tools necessary and Florida Department of second,” took issue with condition of Apalachicola generate revenue so they Environmental Protection the claim made in Langs- Bay for oyster harvesting, can stand and not be will have an opportunity ton’s proposal that a Jan. including three-quarters dependent on the state,” to make public comment 2019 report by Melanie of $1 billion spent on the he said, noting that he has prior to the cabinet’s deci- Parker, a researcher with so-called “water wars.” secured a deal with Gulf sion. “All of that comes the Florida Fish and Wild- “Our predators, conchs County and in St. Marks under great scrutiny; there life Research Institute, and drills, they have not to enable transportation will be plenty of conver- confirmed “fossilized shell been that big a factor in of the material. sations,” he said. “This is a superior cultch mate- the last couple years,” In his report, Shields allows me to go to the next rial (and that it) had the Langston said. “Our oyster outlined the history of the step.” best results (for restoring densities have continued state’s effort to reestablish Commissioner Ricky depleted oyster reefs).” to decline. the oyster reefs’ substrate, Jones called for the action Butler said he talked “One thing we got is and said fossilized shell has to be considered only after with Parker and that “she job opportunities and it’s proven to work the best the Tate’s Hell manage- was somewhat stunned stagnant. Oyster harvest- ever since the state started ment plan was approved because the conclusion ing has moved to Cedar using it in the early ‘90s. at the state level. “I don’t she came to is not being Key because of low densi- “The material itself is think we want to start presented to you today. ties,” he said. “Our oyster not in question,” he said. approving something that She said ‘My report did industry is seeing, quite “Apalachicola Bay’s prob- the state might have prob- not address that. All sites frankly, history in the lems stem from lack of lems with,” he said. used were fossilized shell, making. You’re seeing a freshwater, but droughts “A letter ain’t gonna there was no comparison way of life at an extinction- and wet years are cyclical. hurt,” said Lockley. of materials.’ level event. It’s obvious.” “Mother nature is not “We’re not going to make “If there is no compari- He disputed the con- letting us do what we need the final decision. The land son, how can one be best tention Langwood had to do,” Shields said. “We belongs to them, the state or superior?” Butler asked. received complaints. “It have the opportunity now going to do what they do.”

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CRANKS MY TRACTOR COLUMN: HUNKER DOWN The Thank goodness it wasn’t India!

across the street from Ricky do you have plans for col- Hale’s house. We were ten, lege and a career after that?” shocking maybe eleven at the time. “Uh, well…..I, uh….uh….” Dad drove a truck for a liv- I didn’t think “play- ing. Rick’s dad owned a gas ing shortstop in the Big station in Trezevant. Yogi’s Leagues” or “chasing cows truth father worked for the McK- and outlaws across the Kesley Colbert enzie Water Department. Texas Panhandle” was the We immediately eliminated answer he was looking for. f I remember correctly, the those jobs from our list of pos- We gathered up out at Frank’s first person to broach the sible life occupations. We loved Dairy Bar just a few days before I subject of what I “wanted our dads but driving trucks or our high school graduation. The to be in life” was Miss Carolyn pumping gas and water seemed future never looked nearer. Blades in the first grade. I’m to border on the mundane. You talk about confront- BN Heard not sure if she asked it as part Cowboying was more our style. ing the elephant in the room! of a school assignment or she Especially if we could get a We spent an evening I shall was just killing time between horse like Champion or Trigger. never forget alternately talk- earch “The Shocking Truth” on your the Blue Bird Reading Class And the rest of our lives ing, laughing and crying over favorite internet search engine and and sending us out to recess. wrangling cows and fighting bad the memories, the moment and S you will find information about tele- I do distinctly remem- guys out on the Texas plains. our collective futures. It was as visions series, podcasts, the food we eat, ber that I had no answer. Mrs. Warren was the guidance serious as we could ever be….. the air we breathe, and all kinds of other Now, Mom was always counselor in high school. She College was the next logical things that you might not need to know. hugging us and saying, “God took the job a bit too seriously. step. Plus, my Dad demanded I stumbled across a book by an attorney who might call you to be a preacher She was always showing you it! I was asked near ’bout every- had other capital letters after her name that I one day. Or maybe a mis- some kind of business brochure day at the university what I am sure meant something important. Her book sionary to India….” But we and talking about finding the planned to do with my life. My was about the shocking truth about being happy always thought she was doing perfect lifetime vocation that answer was completely sincere (or what it took). She was smiling really big on more hoping and praying would fit your needs, wants, and always the same, “Gosh, the cover of her book, I suppose that helps us than actually suggesting. likes, personality, etc. I’m just trying to graduate.” feel happy. I only read the “About the book” It didn’t put any pres- The small hiccup here was I had one phone call offer- part, so it is really not fair for me to judge the sure on us. Shucks, we had the long distance time frame. ing me a job after gradua- book by its cover (or the words on the cover). to get through elementary Mrs. Warren didn’t under- tion. That will kinda narrow However, I did get the gist of her book. She school. Then junior high. stand I was trying with all my the field for you. But the good said we need to, “Eliminate the belief that you’ll And high school seemed a might to beat Huntingdon news is I didn’t have to always be stuck with some negativity, Learn how million miles away. That in the football game THIS read all those brochures! to trust yourself and your abilities, Create a strong was about all the expecta- Friday night! I was study- A great wife and two won- relationship with your powerful inner self, Let go tions a body could account ing for a literature test on derful children have been of the idea that making changes would take more for in the single digit years. Macbeth that was happening telling me what to do for time than you have, and Help others by sharing Life for us was what we were NEXT PERIOD! If I couldn’t years. Boy howdy, did they your growing love, happiness and creativity.” doing at the very moment! figure out a way to get Jane simplify life’s choices! The one that stuck with me was the “Learn how The future was what we Hill to go out with me……I I’ve read the books, seen the to trust yourself and your abilities.” It reminded were going to do that after- didn’t have a FUTURE! movie and heard all the cli- me of questioning myself on one of the tasks I noon. Nobody was get- The first time I was really chés about how life happens was working on to help my daughter in her new ting ahead of themselves. challenged about looking (and while you’re trying to figure house. She was having trouble with the outlets Somewhere along about thinking) down the road came out what to do. I’m pretty on the deck and the motion lights and various the fourth grade I got to from the most unexpected much living proof of that. other things that I “thought” I could help her fix. praying that God would call source. I was dating a nice But you know what; late at After replacing one set of floodlights and me to be the shortstop for enough girl from a neighbor- night when no one is looking… mounting another battery operated motion the St. Louis Cardinals. ing town out of necessity. ..I picture myself on a white light strategically in a tree, I felt like I was on a The first real tutorial I After about six weeks her horse thundering across the roll and ready to fix the problem with the out- attended on “wanting to be in father called me into his study, plains, guns blazing in both lets on the deck. None of them were working. life” was held in that little ditch “Kesley, what are your inten- hands as I close in on the fiend- After a couple of hours of trying various that ran behind the vacant lot tions with Mary Hadley and ish Butch Cavendish gang….. things, I tried a new GFCI outlet on the first outlet that was supposed to be getting power. Again, I’m supposed to be a smart fellow, but after working in the hot sun for another hour or so, I just made the assumption that power just wasn’t getting to the outlets. A clean plate gives us a clean slate Not bothering to cut the breaker off again, I grabbed the outlet to shove it back in the weather-proof box and it “lit me up.” I turned So here’s the deal. The time will come when your kids may not loose of one of my Daddy’s “Sailor words” with be smarter than you realize, but they’ll be smart enough to my in-laws not only within earshot but having to figure out that you’re not as smart as you’ve made yourself out catch me as it kind of blew me across the deck. to be. It seems to be great entertainment for my in-laws. You know, “He’s trying to fix something electrical, let’s get something to MMikeike CazalasCazalas a witness, one of his friends, over and they were tasked with drink and go watch from a safe distance.” which simply made it undeni- putting up the dishes, they both After my own version of “The Shocking able that I am, in fact, quite the complained that something Truth” and realizing that power was getting y standing line for bumbler at times. smelled funny. I couldn’t ignore to the first place/outlet box on the deck, I was people who would The beginning of the end was him or be snarky because he had able to figure out the issue and fix everything. M comment on how the dishwasher, circa about a friend over, so up and over I Sometimes it takes a little “jolt” I sup- my son didn’t much argue 1960, in the we moved went. pose. Speaking of jolts, after finish- about bedtimes, etc., was that into in the Cove a year ago. It “Looks fine to me,” I said. “It ing that task, I decided to enjoy more of there was one distinct advan- failed about a week after we may have sat too long without what Kentucky is famous for and retire tage to a single-parent home moved in, and then Hurricane the dryer on, I’ll recycle it.” from moonlighting as an electrician. with only one child: I was Michael hit, and a string of com- Meanwhile, his friend had Finally, I saw one other article online about judge, jury and executioner edies later we had a new working reached under the sink to “The shocking truth about how much waste on any and all decisions. dishwasher in late May. get another Tide pod but he babies create.” It was written by someone over Whether it was what we Dishwashers are simple things pushed my big bag aside and in England. I learned a new word, the Brit- should get for dinner, what many of us men have had at kept searching. I pointed out he ish folks call diapers, “nappies.” The lead in clothes he had to wear, what least one “grand” moment with had just shoved away what he to the story was, “A total of 187 billion nap- time he went to bed or what he one - usually when we’re in our needed. He and my son looked at pies are thrown away each year…” It went on could watch on TV and how 20s, out of dishwashing deter- me, confused, then bemused. to make the point that these nappies or dia- late, the decision ultimately gent, and we turn to Joy. Hilarity “You’re using this?” they pers are hard to recycle for obvious reasons. was mine. There was no court ensues as 1- to 2-feet of suds seemed to say at once. Evidently, a new way of recycling these of appeal, no attorney for the soon fill the kitchen. It hap- Well, yeah. nappies has been developed and parents are defense, no siblings or others pened to me in my 20s, lesson “This is for clothes, it’s for going to be able to put the diapers in a sepa- to “play” for sympathy. It was learned. the washing machine, not the rate bin to be picked up for recycling. I would me. From the time I cradled Back to last week and the new dishwasher.” not want to have to pick up those bins. him in my arms at work during dishwasher. In a moment of I panicked because, if true, I hope any shocking truths you find out to entering high rare good sense while shopping, there was no walking back from about are a little less jolting than mine. school, it was good. 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by Thomas L. Knapp and ice cream. Don't Guest Columnist "waste your vote" on them. You're getting ore than a year liver or broccoli no mat- out from the ter what you order (in M 2020 presidential fact, we work hard to keep election, we're already those other choices off starting to see "spoiler" the menu with our con- fear-mongering from trol of ballot access and supporters of America's debate inclusion so that two largest political par- you won't get "confused" ties and their candidates. about your real options). Will formerly Repub- And no matter what lican congressman Jus- you do, don't stay home. tin Amash of Michigan It's your civic duty to run for president as a come to the restaurant, Libertarian or inde- choose liver or broccoli, pendent in 2020? and clean your plate. How about formerly Because we say so. Republican, formerly Earn your vote the Democrat, formerly hard way, by convinc- independent, former ing you that our ideas Rhode Island governor and policy proposals are and US Senator, now the best on offer? Don't Wyoming Libertar- be silly. We're entitled to ian Lincoln Chafee? that vote. Hand it over. Or former Demo- Don't listen to them. cratic congresswoman Whatever value your and 2008 Green Party vote may have (and real- nominee Cynthia McK- istically, one vote isn't inney, urged by some very valuable in terms of Is Joe Biden really the to seek the Libertar- affecting election out- ian nomination? comes), that value resides What if former Star- in its power to reflect bucks CEO Howard YOUR preferences. best the Democrats have? Schultz finally gets The only way to "waste" off the fence and runs your vote is to cast it for as an independent? a party or candidate you Could one of those don't really support. Better candidates "spoil" to cast no vote at all than the election in favor to cast one for someone or of President Donald something you don't want. Trump or of his Demo- In an election, your cratic challenger? vote is your voice. In Ron Hart The message of next year's presidential the Republican and election it will be one Democratic parties shout among 130 mil- t the age at which and their supporters lion. Shout for what you most of us, as chil- to the rest of us is: want, not against what A dren of parents in If you don't like you fear, and let the chips their upper 70s, are dis- what we're offer- fall where they may. cussing how to take the car ing you, tough. Vote keys away from dad, Amer- for us anyway. Thomas L. Knapp (Twitter: ican politics decides to run Instead of voting FOR @thomaslknapp) is direc- those people for president what you want, vote tor and senior news ana- of the . AGAINST what you hate. lyst at the William Lloyd This field of candidates There are only two Garrison Center for Liber- for president makes one real options on the menu: tarian Advocacy Journal- wonder: is this the best Liver and broccoli. ism (thegarrisoncenter. America has to offer? It Joe has changed his stance on so many issues, from Ignore the prime rib, org). He lives and works takes about three min- abortion to guns, to fi t with the new far-left Democrat/ chicken cordon bleu, in north central Florida. utes to fill out the single socialist party that he has vulnerabilities. He has the sheet of paper required Obama legacy to stand on, but even that is not left enough to become a presidential for these new Democrats, so Joe is on the defensive in candidate, which goes a debates. The “Green New Deal” favored by most of the long way to explaining who candidates contains taxes and controls not palatable to LETTER TO THE EDITOR we have running now. To any reasoned person. do nails in most states, the form is 10 pages long and Jones Homestead should is very delicate. You have there are tests involved. and I feel I am in the best now touted by the Demo- consider city sewer to be careful that grease, With all the gaffes, position to defeat Ronald crat party of AOC and carefully feminine products, or baby lazy indifference, mis- Reagan in November.” her “Squad.” But he can- wipes are not flushed into statements, halfhearted Everything in the Demo- not seem to keep up. He I was in the Jones the septic system. The endorsements and disorga- crat Party is about power knows you do not have to Homestead community grinder cannot handle it nization of “front-runner” and control. They just want believe in all that as work- last week and saw that and will lock it up. The Joe Biden’s efforts, one someone who can win, and able or true, just espouse the city was install- only upside is if you do questions what is going on Joe has name recognition. it. For example, the ing sewer lines. After have a problem, the work- with his campaign. I was They know if he can over- Obamas are buying a $15 some careful thought, I ers respond quickly when- asked about this on a show come that, he can win. million beachfront home wanted to point out some ever you call the issue in. recently: “I wonder who is Joe has changed his on Martha’s Vineyard. facts to the residents. I remembered when I driving Biden’s campaign.” stance on so many issues, That really does not seem First, if you have a we were offered city water I said it would appear from abortion to guns, to like something a per- septic system that is in in White City, I was one that Ted Kennedy is. fit with the new far-left son would do who thinks good working condition, happy camper. The water Joe Biden is the most Democrat/socialist party that the oceans will rise I would not convert to the we had contained so much likable candidate among that he has vulnerabilities. and global warming will city septic. I regret the iron that we had to take the hordes of Democrats He has the Obama legacy end the world in ten to day I switched over. My our laundry to the laun- running. He has taken to stand on, but even that twelve years, as he said septic system was work- dromat in Port St. Joe, nor credit for meeting with is not left enough for these as president. It seems the ing fine. I thought it was did we drink it. We can school kids for the wrong new Democrats, so Joe is Obamas would be more good for the environ- now do laundry at home shooting, mixed up his on the defensive in debates. mountain house folks if ment. Also, I was told that but the taste of chlorine cities and times, and said The “Green New Deal” they believed what they my bill would reflect the is so strong that we had “Poor kids are just as favored by most of the say about the seas rising. amount of waste that was to drink bottled water. smart as white kids.” Try candidates contains taxes The net worth of Biden, treated. In other words, Which brings me to saying that if you are a and controls not palatable Harry Reid, the Clintons a meter would be read the point that the water Republican. Nite nite! to any reasoned person. and the Obamas has gone each month. In truth, the bills have increased so He is tied to the Obamas Joe Biden has many other from about nothing when bill is determined by the much. Just my wife and and Clintons. Obviously, legacy vulnerabilities. He they took office to, in amount of water that you I are paying over $100 a clinging to the Obama leg- and his family have cashed some cases, hundreds of use, no matter if you wash month. I feel sorry for a acy since he was Obama’s in on his power. His son is millions. And they want your car or boat, water family of six. I have talked VP should play well with involved in a nefarious deal Trump’s tax returns which your yard or garden. to people from other cities the base. Yet Obama in Ukraine. Joe made $15 are audited every year? I When I had a septic and states and we have the will not endorse him. million his first year after think our country needs tank, I had my washing highest water bill of all. I Even Joe’s wife gave a leaving office. Talk about to worry more about machine water going to a feel that everyone on the halfhearted endorsement your “Green New Deals”! people who make a lot different drain fill to keep city water and sewer are when she, in essence, said He is trying to run against of money while in office the bleach and detergents paying for the upgrade of recently to Democrats: I the “Trump tax cuts,” — and due to their office out of my septic. Even the infrastructure of Port know Joe ain’t much, but and he doesn’t ring true; — than those who made after I was on the city St. Joe, even though we if you want to beat Trump even Joe is making mil- their money before they sewer, I kept the drain don’t live in the city limits. next year, he is your only lions in Trump’s economy. decided on public service. fill. Only after learning In closing, I would hope among this loo- The leftists’ article that I was charged a fee. It advise the residents ney tunes group of leftist of faith is that you can A syndicated op-ed humor- took two days to reroute of Jones Homestead Democrat candidates. make obscene amounts of ist, award winning author the line to the sewer can. to think long and hard That’s probably true. money as long as you act and TV/radio commenta- Also, you are charged $5 on your decision. Joe was excited to hear like you feel bad about it. tor, you can reach him at a month for the can. of his wife backing him, Joe has to subscribe to [email protected] or Another fact is the can James Myrick, Wewahitchka and reiterated, “I agree, the leftist agenda that is Twitter @RonaldHart. * ** A6 Thursday, September 5, 2019 | The Star Second Meeting Questions for a Fiduciary Advisor

average investor assumes addition to your advisor?” funnels the client’s assets to contact, he should be able to that the advisor being inter- The average mutual fund a money manager in the par- more clearly explain deci- viewed will choose and investor significantly under- ent company. Thus, the vital sions regarding securities monitor the investments. performs the mutual fund question reappears, “Who is in your portfolio, because And because this is some- that they’re invested in. In actually managing my assets?” he is pulling the trigger times not the case, oftentimes addition, if you’re paying your Now, let’s say the local himself. This arrangement Margaret McDowell accountability becomes advisor 1% and the mutual advisor that you’re inter- may allow you a much more blurred and more fees can be fund manager gets 1%, you’ve viewing will actually man- complete communication involved for the investor. doubled your expenses. age your portfolio. process during reviews of “If I should call you up… Some advisors are “rela- Mutual funds by their very Some advisors choose your accounts, and can very invest a dime… tionship managers” who nature are not tailored specifi- individual stocks and , often be more cost-effective. And you say you belong to recruit new clients but do not cally for your individual port- ETF’s, and other securities, me…and ease my mind.” actually manage assets. And folio, nor are they customized rather than mutual funds, then Margaret R. McDowell, this is completely ethical. for tax efficiency. So you’ve monitor them and rebalance ChFC®, AIF®, author of “Happy Together” as per- But you should understand got your nest egg being man- the portfolio periodically. They the syndicated economic formed by The Turtles that this is the arrange- aged by someone you’ve never do this in-house, without the column “Arbor Outlook,” ment when you hire him. met, someone completely use of a third-party manager. is the founder of Arbor (Part two in a Say you hire the advisor, unfamiliar with your unique But whether he places your Wealth Management, LLC, three-part series) and he places your assets in financial situation. When assets in a mutual fund, kicks (850.608.6121 – www.arbor- a mutual fund. Somewhere performance flounders, some the portfolio upstairs, or wealth.net), a fiduciary, et's alk about one of there is a mutual fund man- advisors evade this account- manages it himself, at the “fee-only” registered invest- the most important ager, whom you will likely ability by blaming a mutual end of the day, your advi- ment advisory firm located L yet rarely discussed never meet, who’s choos- fund manager, one whom they sor is always accountable for near Destin, FL. This column issues in your potential new ing a basket of securities into chose and hopefully vetted. your portfolio performance. should not be considered per- relationship. Who will actu- which your assets are being An advisor whose firm places An advisor who actually sonalized investment advice ally be investing your assets placed. Two questions. “How client assets in individual manages the portfolio himself and provides no assurance and managing your portfolio? has your advisor vetted this stocks and bonds rather than is usually much more directly that any specific strategy or The question appears mutual fund manager?” and mutual funds can also be a involved with your holdings. investment will be suitable or counterintuitive because the “What are you paying him in relationship manager, one who If he is your face-to-face profitable for an investor.

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Legislative Delegation meets The Gulf County Board of details on an immersive local search and rescue, aviation and County. The first is an air County Commissioners will candidate training, and a roll more, the release stated. bridge, with assets standing The Gulf County Legisla- hold their First Public Hearing out our new branding initiative. The Florida National Guard by to provide support to bar- tive Delegation will be holding regarding the tentative budget Food and drinks will be served. is currently supporting mis- rier islands affected by the a public hearing in Port St. Joe, for Fiscal Year 2019-2020 today, For more information, please sions including: storm’s impacts. The other is FL on Monday September 23, Thursday at 5:01 p.m., E.T. in email [email protected]. • Staffing and supporting a Helicopter Search and Rescue 2019 at 4:00 pm. The hearing the Donald H. Butler Commis- the State Logistics Readi- Team (HSART), currently on will be held in the Donald H. sion Chamber located in the Florida National Guard ness Center (SLRC)in standby with eight different Butler Board Room, 1000 Cecil Robert M. Moore Administra- providing relief Orlando airframes (listed below) which G. Costin Sr. Blvd., located in the tion Building at the Gulf County • Operating a Logistics will provide search and rescue Administration. Courthouse Complex in Port St. The Florida National Guard Staging Area (LSA) in capabilities in support of State All residents and elected offi- Joe. currently has more than 4,500 White Springs Search and Rescue if needed. cials are invited to attend. The Florida. The public is encour- Soldiers and Airmen respond- • Providing Liaison Officers They include two UH-60 purpose of the hearing is to pro- aged to attend. ing as part of Hurricane Dorian (LNOs) to 17 counties Blackhawks, two CH-47 Chi- vide the citizens the opportunity operations, according to a • Supporting one commu- nooks, two HH-60 Blackhawks to meet their legislators, discuss County Dems meet Monday news release. nication mission in Lake and two LUH-72 Lakotas. concerns and offer comments “We are well-equipped, with County For updates check Face- prior to the upcoming 2020 Leg- Gulf County Democrats will assets including high-wheeled • Staffing six shelters in book, www.facebook.com/ islative Session. meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. EDT vehicles, helicopters, boats and Putnam County FloridaNationalGuard, Twitter at the Port St Joe Garden Center generators, and are staging for Additionally, the FLNG - www.twitter.com/FLGuard, Public hearing today on at 216 8th Street. possible missions to include is supporting two aviation or DVIDS - www.dvidshub. tentative county budget Join us for information on the humanitarian assistance, secu- missions in Miami-Dade net. upcoming legislative session, rity operations,

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Emerald Coast Redfi sh Circuit foiled by full moon

Everyone was out of sight and we took off, going 5 minutes from the ramp where we found fish the previous weekend. We pulled up to the flat, power poled down, dropped the trolling motor and rigged up. Once we were squared away, we got on the trolling motor and pushed the bank slowly. Jake threw a paddle tail and I threw a spoon as a search bait.

AAnthonynthony WWatsonatson a thing. Figured they checked my drag; it three times out of 16 t was 5:45 a.m. and were pushed up feeding was loose, so either it tournaments. The team first light was upon yet as the high tide was was a big one with an that won was in second I us, 14 boats sit- at noon, the full moon, awkward set or it was behind us in team of ting close together and and the wind. So, we debris in the water. the year race; after this bobbing in the wake as moved and would come We worked that whole tournament we are now the wind blew 15 MPH back around 11 a.m. flat, about 500 yards, tied for first with two or more. The horn We ran over by the with nothing but small tournaments left. Our sounded and everyone shrimp farm where we trout and pinfish. We next one is Sept. 14 out took off but us. We sat, had been on some fish decided to was time of Navarre. watched and waited. the weekend before to go back to the first I was getting down We were curious which as well. We pulled up spot. on myself in frustration direction everyone was on the west side of a We got on the trolling for not just sticking heading, and we didn’t large point that always motor and contin- with where and what want anyone to see holds. While we beat ued doing the same we know and gambling us head to North Bay the banks looking for things looking for the on a new spot to win and the fish we found the reds, two kayaks red. Jake set hooks and maintain our team the weekend before. emerged around the and it took drag. We of the year stand- While we sat there point from the East were both thinking we ings. While going over and looked around, side. We stayed our found them, until I saw everything in my head we noticed a full moon. route and continued yellow and Jake felt and talking it over with For whatever reason, to work around the head shakes. We both Jake that evening, I Jake and I struggle point. One kayaker knew it was a trout at received a message on Jake Wright holds up a 4-pound trout. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] when there’s a full went out and around that time. I netted it. social media from a fol- moon — our kryptonite. us, the other looked at It weighed right at 4 lower. He asked did we Everyone was out of us and sped up to get to pounds, and we threw find the big ones that sight and we took off, the shoreline and push it in the live well for morning because they going 5 minutes from us out. While all that the trout Calcutta. We did, and they saw us the ramp where we was happening, you spent the rest of the fishing close to them. found fish the previous could see baitfish and day working that flat I didn’t understand at weekend. We pulled fish spooking from the and general area until first, then asked if they up to the flat, power shoreline. We pulled time to head back to were the wade fisher- poled down, dropped up the trolling motor weigh. We never found men? The next message the trolling motor and and headed to another the big reds and even- stated they were, and rigged up. Once we spot nearby looking for tually caught two reds they were doubled up were squared away, something to get the that measured 21 inches on upper slots when we got on the trolling skunk out of the boat. each. one pulled the hook and motor and pushed the At the third spot, At weigh-in, they the other bent the hook bank slowly. Jake threw we dropped the troll- asked if I could take and came off. When we a paddle tail and I threw ing motor and ran the pictures of the teams saw the wade fishermen a spoon as a search bait. drop-off but could still with their fish, so Jake fighting fish and then As we came into the reach shore and the grabbed the weigh reel in nothing, that is area we found them last grass flats. I immedi- bag and we weighed what we witnessed. time, three wade fish- ately looked around for roughly 7 pounds We were in the right ermen were there. We other people, boats or and 3.9, I believe, on area and the fish were didn’t think anything kayaks to determine if the trout. We placed there until the other of it until we saw two the spot was going to low, around eighth. fishermen sore-lipped of them bow up. Then be spooked or wrecked, The winning weight the school with the neither one landed fish. and if we needed to go was 12.8 pounds out upper slots and they We were confused, but ahead and move. There of Shell Island. We ran off. whatever. We kept on was no one close to us. won trout Calcutta our route to find the big We were still throwing and were deemed the Anthony Watson of the fish. We spent about the same baits looking trout whisperers and Liquid Dream Fishing an hour on the flat for a red. I felt a thump, the trout ninjas since in Team shares his fish- and as we came to the set hook, it took drag 2½ years we have only ing adventures weekly end, we hadn’t caught and then nothing. I lost the trout Calcutta in the Entertainer. Catch Memory

FISHING REPORT

Redfish have been the bright spot the last week or so in our area and the action has been great. Fishing has been hampered a little this last week in St. Joe Bay due to all the Scallopers on the bay but we go through this every year. Cody Quirk, left, and Charlie Quirk go scalloping, with Goose, in St. Joe Bay last week. [DOLORES QUIRK | SPECIAL TO THE Even under these circumstances some nice TIMES] Reds have been taken. Several soft baits are taking fish on popping corks early and strait baits later in the day. D.O.A, Gulps, Vudu, Zman, they all are attracting fish. If you'er looking for a little less boat traffic head over to Apalachicola Bay. Several of my friends have been having great success there for Redfish. Scalloping has been great with lots of folks getting their limit in a short period of time. Remember Safety. Until next week. Happy Fishing!

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STANDINGS Through Sept. 2 POWER RANKINGS Breaking down the ACC

ATLANTIC OVERALL CONFERENCE COASTAL OVERALL CONFERENCE 1. Clemson (1-0, 1-0): The Tigers made a big TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. PPG off. PPG def. TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. PPG off. PPG def. Boston College 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 35.0 28.0 Virginia 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 30.0 14.0 splash in their opener, though Texas A&M Clemson 1-0 1.000 1-0 1.000 52.0 14.0 North Carolina 1-0 1.000 24.0 20.0 might provide more resistance than the North Carolina State 1-0 1.000 34.0 6.0 Georgia Tech 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 14.0 52.0 Syracuse 1-0 1.000 24.0 0.0 Pitt 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 14.0 30.0 Last week: 1 Yellow Jackets. Wake Forest 1-0 1.000 38.0 35.0 Virginia Tech 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 28.0 35.0 Florida State 0-1 .000 31.0 36.0 Duke 0-1 .000 3.0 42.0 Louisville 0-1 .000 17.0 35.0 Miami (Fla.) 0-1 .000 20.0 24.0 2. Syracuse (1-0): For the Orange, it could be like old times by matching up with Maryland, which was an ACC member well GAME OF THE WEEK NO. 12 TEXAS A&M (1-0) AT NO. 1 CLEMSON (1-0) Last week: 2 before Syracuse joined.

When: 3:30 p.m. EDT Saturday Where: Memorial Stadium, Clemson, S.C. TV: ABC 3. Virginia (1-0, 1-0): The Cavaliers did their part in their first game making sure preseason prognosticators look smart by Clemson’s Travis Last week: 3 picking them atop the Coastal Division. Etienne runs down the sideline 4. Boston College (1-0, 1-0): The Eagles for a 90-yard sometimes don’t win games like the way touchdown they handled the Hokies in the opener. against Georgia Last week: 9 Tech on Aug. 29 in Clemson, S.C. 5. Miami (0-1): The Hurricanes had a week- [RICHARD SHIRO/ end off after losing the opener, so the first THE ASSOCIATED ACC game on the slate at North Carolina PRESS] Last week: 5 takes on importance.

MESSIN’ 6. Pittsburgh (0-1, 0-1): The Panthers were supposed to lose that game to Coastal Divi- sion preseason favorite Virginia. It’s just WITH Last week: 6 that they could have looked a little crisper. 7. Georgia Tech (0-1, 0-1): Let’s not hold it against the Yellow Jackets just yet. That assignment at Clemson would have been TEXAS too tough to handle for many teams. Last week: 7

ETIENNE & CO. LOOK TO KEEP 8. Wake Forest (1-0): The Demon Deacons SEC WIN STREAK ALIVE had a great escape against Utah State. It might be a nice one to add to the final win Last week: 10 tally later in the season. Keys for Texas A&M ago, must find a way to keep back Travis Etienne is one of 9. Virginia Tech (0-1, 0-1): The Hokies could those “explosion” plays to the most explosive athletes in be in some serious trouble, so in Week 2 the Establish the run: Sopho- a minimum, while generat- the nation. Feed him the ball priority is avenging last year’s loss to Old more quarterback Kellen Mond ing one or two of their own. in the first half and chances Dominion. threw for 3,107 yards last are he’ll break off one or two Last week: 4 Keys for Clemson season, so the Aggies can move big runs that will ultimately 10. North Carolina (1-0): The Tar Heels figured the ball through the air. But to cause Texas A&M to adjust its out how to finish a game, something that had beat the Tigers, A&M needs an Pressure Mond: Kel- defense to slow him down. That been lacking in recent seasons. Wonder if the effective ground game. True len Mond was Texas A&M’s will open it up for Lawrence Gamecocks were all that good? freshman Isaiah Spiller and offense in last season’s 28-26 to start hitting the bullseye. Last week: 12 sophomore Jashaun Corbin loss against Clemson. Mond Prediction 11. North Carolina State (1-0): The Wolfpack both topped the 100-yard passed for career-high 430 was basic and yet pretty good in the East mark rushing in the opener yards and three touchdowns Carolina game, a nice way for new starting and similar results could push and added 33 yards rushing in Clemson 33, Texas A&M quarterback Matthew McKay to get rolling. the Aggies past Clemson. almost leading the Aggies to a 24: The Tigers one-two punch Last week: 11 Avoid big plays: With comeback win. The Tigers will of Lawrence and Etienne will 12. Florida State: Shame on the Seminoles. Trevor Lawrence’s arm and need their re-tooled defen- be too much for the Aggies’ The Boise State game was moved to their Travis Etienne’s legs, Clemson sive line to keep Mond in the defense to handle, especially campus from a neutral site and they built a has two of the nation’s best at pocket and apply pressure to on their home field. Clemson big lead and then let that one get away. creating long, momentum- avoid a repeat performance. was won 19 straight games at Last week: 8 building plays on offense. Feed Etienne: Everyone home against non-conference 13. Duke (0-1): The Blue Devils were a The Aggies, who lost their wants to see Trevor Lawrence foes and has a five-game home bit out of their league in tangling with top six tacklers from a year throwing darts, but running win streak against SEC foes. Alabama, but maybe the benefits of that Last week: 13 exercise show up later. BEST OF THE REST This weekend’s other top conference games (all times EDT) 14. Louisville (0-1): Perhaps a game against OLD DOMINION AT VIRGINIA TECH SOUTH FLORIDA AT GEORGIA TECH MIAMI AT NORTH CAROLINA Notre Dame to begin the Scott Satterfield When: Noon Saturday When: 2 p.m. Saturday When: 8 p.m. Saturday era with the Cardinals wasn’t such a good Where: Lane Stadium, Blacksburg, Where: Bobby Dodd Stadium, Where: Kenan Stadium, Chapel Last week: 14 idea. Still, Cardinals put up a solid effort. Va. Atlanta Hill, N.C. TV: ESPNU TV: ACC Network TV: ACC Network Notes: Old Dominion pulled one of Notes: This marks the home debut Notes: Series is tied 10-10. … North PLAYERTO WATCH the season’s stunners last year by for new coach Geoff Collins. … Carolina has won five of eight defeating the visiting Hokies 49-35. Georgia Tech’s loss to Clemson meetings with Miami in Chapel Travis Etienne, RB, Clemson: Kicked off … Virginia Tech is coming off a last week made the Yellow Jackets Hill. … Tar Heels coach Mack his Heisman campaign by rushing for 205 season-opening loss for the first 4-3 all-time when opening vs. an Brown will be a head coach in his yards and three touchdowns — including time in coach Justin Fuente’s four ACC opponent since joining the 369th college game, though this a 90-yard scamper — in a 52-14 rout of seasons. … Virginia Tech’s defense league in 1983. … Twenty-two will be his first against Miami. … Georgia Tech. gave up only 76 yards of second- freshmen (redshirt and true) Quarterback Sam Howell of North half total offense in last week’s played for Georgia Tech in the Carolina was named ACC Rookie of loss at Boston College. opener compared to 11 seniors. the Week.

ROUNDING IT OUT This weekend’s other games BY THE NUMBERS ACC individual statistical leaders through Sept. 2 SATURDAY (all times EDT) Time Matchup TV 11 a.m. Ohio at Pittsburgh ACCN Noon Syracuse at Maryland ESPN 12:30 p.m. Western Carolina at N.C. State ACCNX 3:30 p.m. Richmond at Boston College ACCNX 5 p.m. UL Monroe at Florida State ACCN PASSING YARDS PASSING TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING YARDS RECEIVING YARDS SCORING 6 p.m. North Carolina A&T at Duke ACCNX Player Yds. Player No. Player Yds. Player Yds. Player Pts. J. Newman, WAKE 401 R. Willis, VT 4 T. Etienne, CLEM 205 S. Surratt, WAKE 158 T. Etienne, CLEM 18 7 p.m. Eastern Kentucky at Louisville ACCNX R. Willis, VT 344 J. Newman, WAKE 3 J. Hawkins, LOU 122 T. Terry, FSU 99 J. Pass, LOU 12 J. Blackman, FSU 327 J. Blackman, FSU 3 C. Akers, FSU 116 T. Higgins, CLEM 98 M. McKay, NCST 12 M. McKay, NCST 308 Several tied at ... 2 C. Carney, WAKE 105 H. Grimsley, VT 98 B. Delaney, UVA 12 A. Brown, BC 275 J. Williams, UNC 102 Z. Flowers, BC 91 Several tied at ... 10

ACC experiencing highs, lows of high-profi le transfers

By Associated Press an outpouring of outrage I programs. And accord- spend a season on the side- their new came after Coastal Carolina ing to the transfer tracker line after the governing body It's become common prac- RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The transfer Brock Hoffman was at 247sports.com, league denied their requests. tice in recent years for schools Atlantic Coast Conference's denied in his request to play schools had a combined 108 Boston College coach Steve to mine the pool of graduate Coastal Division could this year. players transfer out before Addazio says the number transfers to plug specific holes serve as a case study for the Transfers — whether they this season while 51 came in. of transfers wanting to play on their rosters. First-year extremes of college football's actually play this year or The vast majority of those immediately has "gotten out Louisville coach Scott Sat- transfer spectrum. not — have emerged as a on the two-deeps were of whack" and says he sup- terfield added six of them to At one end is Miami, where dominant off-field storyline graduate transfers who came ports the American Football help with the massive attrition the NCAA allowed quarter- around the ACC and beyond. through the NCAA's transfer Coaches Association's pro- during the coaching change. back Tate Martell to play The opening-week depth portal without much issue. A posal for undergraduate The hotter topic has been immediately after coming charts for the ACC's 14 few underclassmen received transfers to sit out a year, undergraduates seeking in from Ohio State. At the schools listed 21 players who waivers from the NCAA to then regain that year of eli- waivers to play right away for other is Virginia Tech, where came from other Division play right away. Others must gibility if they graduate from their new schools. * ** A10 Thursday, September 5, 2019 | The Star SCENE AROUND

Ron Rudolph captured this backyard dragonfl y.

Carol and Phil Dohmen sent in this shot, writing that the rain was on the way.

Sandie Kennedy sent this picture earlier this year, saying, “Our beloved pier. Reminiscing of what use to be.”

Roy Jones of Dyersburg, Tennessee, said of this picture, “Where the sky is touching the ground.”

In another picture from earlier this year, Debbie Hooper caught this shot of a shrimp boat at Stump Hole.

Ron Rudolph caught another winner here with a rainbow shooting into the clouds above a fi eld.

While this picture of a 12-foot sunfl ower was taken in Ponce de Leon by Steve Wilkinson, he noticed what so many of us our seeing Send us your photos that spotlight the best that Gulf Coast has to offer. This page is for photos sub- - sunfl owers from seeds spread across the coast by Hurricane mitted to The Star by readers. Please submit your photos to tcroft@starfl .com. Michael. * ** The Star | Thursday, September 5, 2019 B1 COMMUNITY

Join the WHAT SOUTHERN FOLKS EAT Arbor Day Foundation and receive Peach cobbler, and the skillet Gulf 10 free trees County humidity couldn’t destroy

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Everyone who joins the Arbor Day Founda- tion in September will receive 10 free trees as part of the Founda- tion’s Trees for America Stephanie Hill-Fraizer program. Through Trees for America, everyone is t’s always interest- encouraged to plant ing how an inanimate trees, which benefit I object can become an the environment and important representation improve the quality to us of someone we loved, of life. With nearly 1 whether a friend or family million members and member. For me, many supporters, the Arbor of those kinds of special Day Foundation is the objects are related to cook- nation’s largest non- ing, because it’s been such a profit organization hobby of mine for so many dedicated to planting years. It is a legacy left for trees. me by so many relatives Everyone who joins who are no longer with this month will receive us, who cooked so well, one of the following tree and taught me so much. packages based on their My grandfather is one of location: 10 Arizona the people who influenced [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] cypress, 10 live oak or my love of cooking. He was 10 mix trees includ- a fan of one of my personal indicates it’s virtually non- ing eastern redbud, heroes, Julia Child, and he stick. I make so many things white pine, sugar tried out a handful of her in that skillet now: corn- maple, white flower- recipes or other “exotic” bread, biscuits, steaks, eggs, ing dogwood, pin oak, foods on us over the years gravies and even desserts, red maple, river birch, when my sister and I were like cobblers. I’ve even used silver maple, northern children. I have to tell you, it during a power outage on red oak and Colorado when I was a little girl, some the grill. Every time I use it, blue spruce. of those things weren't my I think of Granddaddy. The “These trees are care- favorite. I remember pick- connection it creates for fully selected to yield ing olives out of sauces, for me to my grandfather is so year-round benefits, example, and turning my special, and I hope to pass including beautiful nose up at his pumpernickel it on to one of my children spring flowers, cool bread. Oh, and liverwurst. or future grandchildren summer shade, spec- Have you ever had liver- someday. I hope they will tacular autumn colors, wurst? I thought it really feel how special it is, too. winter berries, and was the worst. But I tried Perhaps you have an old nesting sites for song- it anyway, because Grand- cast iron skillet that you birds,” said Matt daddy loved it so much and haven’t pulled out to use Harris, chief execu- wanted me to, as well. lately … or ever. If that’s the tive of the Arbor Day Now that I am an adult case, I encourage you to do a Foundation. I look back on those times web search for “how to sea- “These trees will also with admiration for my son a cast iron skillet” to get add to the proud heri- grandfather. He was a it back in shape. Southern tage of your state’s Tree man who wasn’t afraid to Living magazine has a good City USA communi- try new things, culinarily tutorial, and it’s very easy ties.” Harris continued. or in other areas of life. Julia Child suggested with cabinets and closets, get- to do. Then, when it’s ready “For the past 43 years, He introduced his little those solid, quality basics, ting rid of things that were to use, here are a few recipes Tree City USA has sup- granddaughters to differ- like stainless steel pots no longer needed and that that I think you might really ported effective urban ent foods to expand our and cast iron skillets. someone else could use. I enjoy making in it. Share a forestry management horizons and our palates. I have finally learned that rescued the old skillet from meal or dessert with some- across the country and That was good for us, and lesson myself. I have too a giveaway box, thankfully. one you love, right out of planting these trees I am so glad he did that. many gadgets that I don’t Like everything else in the your old cast iron skillet. will enhance this tree- He tried many hob- really use at all and need to world, time (aided by the planting tradition.” bies after he and Grammy donate to some nonprofit. Gulf County humidity) had Iron Skillet Peach Cobbler The trees will be retired and moved from What I really need, I have, taken a toll on the old skillet. shipped postpaid at the St. Petersburg to St. Joe such as good pots and pans, Since Granddaddy hadn’t • 1 stick unsalted butter right time for planting Beach back in the 1970s. He and a few very good knives. been able to cook for the last • 4 cups peach slices (or other between October 15 and worked on learning classi- One of my favorite, most several years of his life, the fruit, like thinly-sliced apples, December 10. The 6- to cal guitar, photography, oil frequently-used cook- cast iron pan had been left or berries) 12-inch trees are guar- painting, flower gardening, ing implements belonged to the elements out in the • 1 cup sugar anteed to grow or they wine and beer making, and, to Granddaddy. It is his garage inside a box. The sea- • 1 cup plain fl our will be replaced free of of course, gourmet cook- old 10-inch cast iron skil- soning had dried out and the • 2 teaspoons baking powder charge. Easy-to-follow ing. He didn’t go overboard let. I have no idea when he interior had orange-brown • pinch of salt planting instructions with lots of kitchen gad- bought it, but I do remem- rust beginning to appear in 1 teaspoon cinnamon are enclosed with each gets, however. He knew the ber when I took possession a few spots. I scrubbed it • 1 cup milk shipment of trees. value of having a few well- of it. It was months after he clean and seasoned it in the • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract New members of the made pots, pans and knives, had died in 1996, and Mama warm oven with oil, making Arbor Day Founda- and that was about it. He and her sister, my Aunt it once again shiny black, tion will also receive knew he could do anything Betty, were going through with the perfect sheen that See COBBLER, B6 The Tree Book, which includes information about tree planting and care. To receive the 10 free trees, visit arborday. org/September or send Gulf County 4-H Livestock Club Meeting a $10 membership con- tribution by September Is your child interested in goats, rabbits, chickens, Monday, Sept. 9, at 7:15 help “Make the Best Better” 30 to: raising animals? etc. p.m. CT at T.L. James Park in Gulf County 4-H! Arbor Day Founda- Come join us at the “new” Owning an animal is NOT in the Horse Arena Build- If you have questions tion, Ten Trees, 100 4-H Livestock Club meet- Mandatory! ing, 521 Old Diary Farm Rd, please contact your local Arbor Ave., Nebraska ing, make new friends and 4-H is open to all youth Wewahitchka. 4-H Extension Agent, Mela- City, NE 68410. learn about raising cattle, ages 5-18 and meets Come join the fun and nie Taylor at 850-639-3200.

TRIVIA FUN

“Trivia Fun” with Wilson Americans who work in, and Baker 5. Which part of a dog can be Casey, Guinness World around offices, admit to taking 3. How many times did classified as butterfly, dudley or Record Holder from Wood- (stealing) office supplies for per- Abraham Lincoln and Stephen cherry? ruff, S.C., is published in more sonal use? Douglas debate during their 1858 Paws, Tail, Nose, Belly than 500 newspapers across 24%, 33%, 58%, 68% senatorial race? 6. “Honey Fitz” was whose presi- the country. Comments, 2. From fun surveys, what’s 1, 2, 5, 7 dential yacht? Wilson Casey questions or suggestions? the most popular response when 4. On the reverse side of which JFK, LBJ, Nixon, Ford [email protected] asked to name an occupation bill of U.S. currency does the starting with “B”? time show 4:10? ANSWERS: 1. 58%, 2. Barber, 1. What percentage of Banker, Barber, Bartender, $1, $20, $50, $100 3. 7, 4. $100, 5. Nose, 6. JFK * ** B2 Thursday, September 5, 2019 | The Star SOCIETY

Attention, 2nd Infantry GFWC Wewahitchka Division Veterans Special to The Star Western Space Shuttle Inn. Woman’s Club News All veterans of the 2nd Infan- The Florida Branch of the try Division are invited. For Conservation News Second Indianhead Divi- more information, call Mike sion Association will have its Davino at (919) 498-1910 or On Aug. 26, GFWC annual reunion in Titusville send an email to 2ida.pao@ President Carolyn Watson on Oct. 18-20 at the Best charter.net. and Conservation Chair Rhonda Alderman met with County Extension Director Ray Bodrey to pin him and welcome him as a Booster. He is going be a wonderful Community-wide Girl Scouts addition to our club. Con- servation will be starting a informational meeting community beatification project and in order to fund Special to the Star this project we have a Flower Power fundraiser going on Leaders of Daisy Troop 3023 for the month of September. and Brownies Troop 3024 will Go to our Facebook page or hold an informational meet- contact any member to see ing 12 p.m. ET Sunday, Sept. 8 how you can help. at First Presbyterian Church, located at 508 Sixteenth Community Invite Street in Port St. Joe. to Meeting Join the 2.6 million strong [SPECIAL TO THE ST. JOE STAR] community of 1.8 million GFWC Wewahitchka girls and 800,000 adults Innovator, Risk-taker, Woman’s Club would like Alderman at 850-348-9477. veteran’s. Our first order of who believe in the power of Leader) ™ to change the to invite everyone to attend To learn more about bricks has been sent in and every G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, world! our next meeting and learn all the exciting programs we have begun to make a more about General Federa- and projects we do in sup- second order. tion of Woman’s Clubs and port of our community and We are selling 4x8 bricks about all the great things we more, visit our Facebook with branch of service do for not only for our com- page, GFWC Wewahitchka emblem, rank, branch and munity but globally. This is Woman’s Club. We meet in veteran’s name for $56. Free Sept. 14 cheer a dynamic group of women the Fellowship Hall at Glad These pavers will be placed who live the volunteer spirit Tidings Church on Hwy 71 in around two monuments as throughout our community Wewahitchka on the second well as the United States of and dance clinic and beyond. If you have a Tuesday of each month. We America flag and all service desire to become involved have food and refreshments flags in their perspective with service programs, con- from 5:30 pm to 6:00 pm and order. Forgotten Coast Athlet- servation issues, education, we meet to discuss club busi- This site will be located ics, 305 Third Street, in Port home life, the arts, these ness from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 169 HWY 71 N, in front St Joe, will host a free Cheer committees (and others) of Lake Alice Park. Dona- and Dance Clinic to celebrate offer rewarding opportuni- Wewahitchka tions would be greatly National All-Star Cheer and ties to share your energy! Veteran’s Park Bricks appreciated. Call any Dance Day. I hope you will accept our GFWC Wewahitchka The clinic will be held from invitation to join us on Tues- The GFWC Wewahi- Woman’s Club member to 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. day, Sept. 10 at 5:30 pm CST tchka Woman’s Club is place an order or for more 14. to see if membership is right partnering with the City of information contact Club For more information, call for you! For more informa- Wewahitchka to establish a President Carolyn Watson 850-889-8765. tion or directions call Rhonda Veteran’s Park to our at 850-340-1940. Strong Women Supporting Each Other

Staff Report reactions Sept. 24 - Taking your power Some days you may be the back strong woman, other days you may need the support of Together let’s celebrate a strong woman. each others’ triumphs and Ten months after Hurri- support each other through cane Michael many are still those hard times. having issues adjusting to Facilitators are Rev. Britney the “new normal.” Together Toner, FUMC, and Celeste we can figure that out. Join Us Putnam, Life Management. for a new series of meetings The meetings are sponsored on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, by Citizens of Gulf County 12-1:00 p.m. (bring lunch) at Recovery Team, Coastal First United Methodist Grand Community Association Hall. and First United Methodist Church. Scheduled topics are: Contact Robyn Rennick for Sept. 10 - Managing your more information.

* ** The Star | Thursday, September 5, 2019 B3 SCHOOL NEWS FSU Graduate School projects record enrollment

By Staff Report than doubled that number prospective students get the is unlike anything we’ve personalized assistance they TALLAHASSEE, Fla. seen in 10 years in terms of need to ensure their success — The Graduate School at growth.” at Florida State. Florida State University While the official num- “If a student has a ques- has experienced significant bers for the new academic tion about financial aid, growth in recent years — year have yet to be final- someone from the enroll- projecting a record increase ized, the summer’s new ment team works to in enrollment for the start of graduate student enrollment connect them immediately the academic year. increased by 47 percent to an actual representative,” “People are recognizing compared to 2017. Barton said. “Our team has what a great institution this Administrators attribute called 600 prospective stu- is and looking into our pro- the growth to the focus on dents in one day.” grams,” said Mark Riley, student success taking place The work of Adrienne dean of the Graduate School. university-wide, as well Stephenson, director of the “They are hearing that they as the Graduate School’s Graduate School’s Office of can do some amazing work efforts to attract the world’s Fellowships and Awards, with world-class faculty best and brightest. also has been a tremendous who are doing brilliant “It’s truly a team effort,” help to graduate students research and who care about Riley said. “Everyone is at Florida State. With the their students’ success.” working together across assistance of her office, FSU’s Graduate School the university, and it’s and faculty and staff across received more than 10,000 producing results. There’s campus, FSU graduate stu- applications for the fall 2019 an energy and a coher- dents have received millions term and has already seen a ence that’s propelling FSU in nationally competitive [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] 6 percent increase in enroll- forward.” fellowships and awards. ment over the previous year. The Graduate School’s FSU graduate students “Our office is essential said. Florida Education Fund, “In the strategic plan, enrollment team has been received a record $4.2 mil- to providing the necessary Funding has come from Fulbright U.S. Student we are aiming for 3 per- working in lockstep with lion in external funding direction and support to several notable organiza- Program and the National cent annually,” said Brian campus partners within the during the 2017-2018 aca- students who are looking for tions such as the American Institutes of Health. Barton, an associate dean colleges and departments, demic year — an impressive additional resources during Heart Association, the Ford For more information on in the Graduate School. as well as with financial aid increase since bringing in their master’s and doctoral Foundation, the National the Graduate School, visit “The fact that we’ve more and admissions, to help just over $800,000 in 2011. programs,” Stephenson Science Foundation, the http://gradschool.fsu.edu. State asks judge to toss lawsuit over teacher bonuses

By Ana Ceballos “The districts are email said “districts may of Florida public school The “Best and Bright- The test-score News Service of Florida indispensable parties in a subtract any employer teachers whose bonuses est” program has been a requirement led the lawsuit challenging their portion of applicable pay- were reduced because of flashpoint for the Florida state to settle a separate TALLAHASSEE — The actions. Because the fail- roll taxes and mandatory the taxes. Legislature, with Demo- lawsuit with the union Florida Department of ure to join the districts payroll expenses” when Morgan estimates that cratic lawmakers siding representing Florida Education on Wednes- precluded a full deter- paying bonuses to teach- more than 100,000 teach- with teachers who main- teachers. The Florida day asked a Tallahassee mination of the rights of ers and principals. ers are owed between $25 tain they would rather Education Association judge to toss a lawsuit that all interested parties, the But, in Wednesday’s million and $30 million receive salary increases argued that black and seeks to have the state pay complaint must be dis- motion to dismiss the for losses over the past than one-time bonuses. Hispanic teachers were money to teachers that missed,” Brodeen added. case, the state said school two years. Since the program discriminated against school districts deducted The lawsuit, filed on districts made the final Since filing the lawsuit, was created in 2015, it because the program from bonuses. behalf of former Orange decisions about whether Morgan’s team has been has also been enmeshed tied payout to their old The lawsuit, filed last County elementary school to deduct any taxes from retained by “hundreds of with other controversy, scores. State lawmakers month, accused state teacher Chris Alianiello, the bonuses. teachers/former teach- including concerns eliminated the require- officials of improperly alleges that education “Although the depart- ers,” according to Leslie about awards being tied ment during the 2019 instructing school dis- officials wrongly directed ment’s memoranda did Patterson, a spokes- to teachers’ ACT or SAT legislative session, which tricts to deduct employer school districts to pay state that the Districts woman for the law firm. college-entrance exams. ended in May. taxes from teacher bonus teachers less than the may subtract federal awards granted under award amount provided payroll taxes from the the “Best and Brightest” in state law, under the amounts received under program. controversial “Best and the program, the districts But, arguing that the Brightest” teacher bonus ultimately determined U.S. Internal Revenue program. what federal payroll taxes Service has “exclusive Under Florida law, the to withhold,” the state jurisdiction over disputes teacher bonus program argued in Wednesday’s related to the withholding lays out specific award motion. of federal taxes,” Florida amounts that the edu- While they may be Attorney General Ashley cation department must dissatisfied with the Moody’s office told Leon distribute to each school education department’s County Circuit Judge district. “permissive guidance,” John Cooper that the The program has three the plaintiffs failed to state would not be able to different bonus cat- “articulate a legal theory provide any relief in the egories for teachers and that would impose liabil- matter. principals who are rated ity on the department for State education officials as “highly effective” or such guidance,” Brodeen lack the authority to hire “effective.” Educators wrote. or compensate teachers, can earn up to $6,000 for “Dismissal is required a power that is left up the awards. for this reason alone,” she to local school districts, The lawsuit, filed by argued. Moody's office, which Ryan Morgan of the Alianiello alleges represents the education Orlando-based Morgan that the school dis- department, argued. & Morgan law firm, cites trict deducted hundreds “Accordingly, if it was a January 2018 email that of dollars from three an error to deduct fed- the Florida Department bonuses he received in eral payroll taxes from of Education sent to the 2017-18 and 2018-19 awards, the error was school-district finance academic years. made by the districts,” officers as evidence that During a press confer- Senior Assistant Attorney state officials improperly ence last month, Morgan General Karen Brodeen told school districts they said he planned to seek wrote in a 21-page motion could deduct taxes from class-action status in the filed Wednesday. the award amount. The lawsuit for thousands S.O.A.R-ers at PSJES

S.O.A.R. students for the week of Aug. 30 at Port St. Joe Elementary School. [COURTESY PORT ST. JOE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL] * ** B4 Thursday, September 5, 2019 | The Star FAITH

CYNTHIA STEWART AKE JEROLD GRIFFIN

Mrs. Cynthia Stew- FL; Edwina Matlock Mr. Jerold Griffin, avid hunter, fisherman, and Tony Griffin, two six step-grandchil- art Ake, age 52, of of Port St. Joe, FL; age 74, Wewahitchka, bird hunter and loved brothers, Raymond dren and several Wewahitchka, FL and Crystal and Rudy FL, passed away Sat- training bird dogs. and Bobby Griffin. great-grandchildren. passed away Sunday, Madrid of Wewahi- urday, August 31, 2019 Jerald enjoyed mak- Survivors include, Funeral services were September 1, 2019 tchka, FL; Brothers in Panama City, FL. ing boat paddles, fish- Wife, Mary Grif- be held Wednesday, in Port St. Joe, FL. and sisters-in law, Jerold was born on ing lures, and doing fin of Wewahitchka, September 4, 2019 at the Cindy was born Bryon Barlow, Michael November 6, 1944 in all kinds of mechanic FL, Daughter, De Ann First Baptist Church in on March 3, 1967 in Lemieux, Dennis Wewahitchka to Willie work. He was a retired Wilder of Port St. Joe, Wewahitchka, FL with Port St. Joe to Doyle Ake and wife, Lucia, Lee Griffin and Causie B. Boilermaker Supervisor FL, three step-sons, Reverend Mike Stroud Carlton Stewart and Lyle Ake and wife, (Smith) Griffin and had with the St. Joe Paper Greg Harrison and wife, officiating. Interment Dorothy Louise (New- Sybie, Clifford Ake, lived in Wewahitchka Company with over Debbie of Vernon, FL, followed in Robert Cem- some) Matlock and had Gerald Ake , Amanda all of his life. He was a 30 years of service. Thomas Harrison of etery in Honeyville, FL. lived in Gulf County Haney, and Darlene member of the Wewa- Jerold was preceded Chipley, FL, and Darin All arrangements for most of her life. Ake; and numerous hitchka First Baptist in death by his parents, Harrison and wife, Lee of were under the direc- She was owner and nieces and nephews. Church and served with Willie Lee Griffin and Chipley, FL, one sister, tion of Marlon Peavy operator of Kuttin Pallbearers include the Wewahitchka Search Causie B. (Smith) Grif- Glenda Kelley of Vernon, at Peavy Funeral Home Korner beauty salon in nephews Jacob Bar- and Rescue. He was an fin, two sons, Stephen FL, four grandchildren, in Blountstown, FL. Wewahitchka for 20 low, Adam, Buddy, years. Cindy enjoyed Lee and Scott Ake, fishing, (mostly in and Brody Lemieux. PAULA BOONE Whites River), crafts Funeral services and truly loved will be held today, Paula Annette Boone, community and cared officer in the St. Joseph end of Pineda Street in spending time with Thursday, September a lifelong resident of St. deeply about the town Bay Chapter of Daugh- St. Joe Beach, 6999 West her family. She was 5, 2019 at 11:00 am Joe Beach, passed away she lived in. For many ters of the American Hwy 98. Family visita- preceded in death by (CDT) at Glad Tid- at her home on Aug. years she volunteered in Revolution. Paula was tion will begin at 4 p.m. her parents, Doyle ings Assembly of God 10, 2019, surrounded the local Gulf and East also an active mem- EST to celebrate her life. Carlton Stewart and Church in Wewahi- by her loved ones. Bay Sea Turtle Patrol. ber of the St. Joseph Paula loved the beach, Dorothy Louise (New- tchka with Reverend She is survived by Many people could see Historical Society. to honor and remember some) Matlock, Father Joey Smith officiating. her husband, two chil- her at the Port St. Joe To her family and her, a ceremony will be in law Floyd Ake. Interment will follow dren, her grandson, an Public Library, where friends, Paula was very held down on the beach, Cindy was a mem- in Buckhorn Cemetery older brother, as well as she worked until her loving and brought joy at sundown, beginning ber of the Assem- in Wewahitchka. The numerous nieces and retirement this past and laughter to their at 6:30 p.m. So dress bly of God Faith. family will receive nephews, and many of June. Additionally, she lives. We will be holding for the beach, kick off Survivors include, friends today, Thurs- her closest friends. had a passion for geneal- a ceremony for her on your shoes and join us Husband of 34 years, day, September 5, 2019 Paula was active in the ogy and was a serving Saturday, Sept. 7 at the in remembering Paula. Timothy Ake of from 10:00 am (CDT) Wewahitchka, FL; until service time at One son, Dylan Ake 11:00 am (CDT) at TODAY CAN BE DIFFERENT of Wewahitchka, FL, Glad Tidings Assem- Like a daughter, Kathy bly of God Church. Powell of Wewa- All arrangements are hitchka, FL; Two under the direction Are your choices messing with your emotions? brothers, Bill Hughes of Marlon Peavy at of Blountstown, FL Peavy Funeral Home or of obedience, which sometimes end? Or when and more every day? and Allen Matlock in Blountstown, FL leads to righteousness?” we constantly give in to I believe, as we spend of Port St. Joe, FL; Peavy Funeral Home What sin (from your procrastination, doesn’t more time meditating Three sisters, Julie 20367 NW past or your present) it discourage us when on Scripture and making Stewart and special Evans Ave. immediately pops into we miss an important ourselves accountable to friend, Eddie Had- Blountstown, your mind when you read deadline and realize the a godly mentor or small dock of Wewahitchka, Fla. 32424 SSherylheryl HH.. BoldtBoldt this verse? How has being coveted opportunity has group that our victory enslaved to this behavior expired? Or when we con- over sin will dramati- affected you emotion- sistently eat more than cally increase. This, in “Sin will take you farther ally? How much worse we should, don’t we feel turn, will help us become than you want to go, keep will it be if you remain depressed when the extra more emotionally stable. you longer than you want enslaved for another pounds stay “longer than Instead of allowing sin to stay and cost you more year? Another decade? we want them to stay?” and bad choices to take than you want to pay.” For the rest of your life? Yet, when we con- us further than we want We all know that addic- sistently yield to God’s to go in a direction we Ravi Zaccharias tions, stealing, lying, etc. grace, we’re able to have no desire to stay in, take their toll on every choose to be support- let’s allow righteous- The gravity of our area of our lives – includ- ive in our relationships, ness and good choices poor choices is huge. ing our mental health. But discipline ourselves to take us even further what about the “smaller” meet deadlines, and than we ever hoped – in o help us under- sins and bad choices we stick to a healthier eat- a better and more mag- stand the struggle with every day? ing plan. Our sleep will nificent direction. T seriousness of sin, Just because we don’t be sweeter because our read Romans 6:16 (ESV): rank these behaviors as days are more satisfying. Sheryl H. Boldt, a Frank- “Do you not know that if major sins doesn’t mean Are we going to choose lin County resident, is you present yourselves to they don’t affect us. to follow God and live for the author of the blog, anyone as obedient slaves, When we’re critical Him each day with each www.TodayCanBeDif- you are slaves of the one and judgmental, doesn’t choice, or are we going ferent.net. You can whom you obey, either of it make us sad to see our to remain enslaved to reach her at SherylH- sin, which leads to death, relationships suffer and behavior we hate more [email protected].

FAITH BRIEFS Beach Baptist hosts St. George Island retreat

Special to the Star Oct. 21 to 23. person. when reservation is The full three-day The one-day retreat, made, cash or checks Beach Baptist Chapel, retreat includes lodg- on Tuesday, Oct. 22, only. Deadline for reser- 311 Columbus Street in ing for two nights, two includes breakfast, vations is Monday, Oct. Port St. Joe, will host breakfasts, one lunch lunch, and dinner, live 7. “Finding Calmness in the and two dinners, as well entertainment, and For more information Chaos,” at the St. George as two workshops, enter- campfire, at a cost of $65 call Nancy at (850) 899- Island Retreat, Monday tainment, and campfire per person. 0716 or Jackie at (601) through Wednesday, sing. Cost is $155 per Full payment is due 940-6454.

* ** The Star | Thursday, September 5, 2019 B5 Update on felons’ voting rights

By Marcia Johnson sentencing document.” This from any term of probation or law also requires the depart- are outstanding fines and Special to the Star would include full payment community control, and ter- ment of corrections and county fees, but determining whether of court-ordered restitution, mination from any supervision. jail facility administrators to restitution is owed is another What’s the latest on felons’ and fines and fees that are part The new law requires the notify inmates, prisoners, and issue because clerks of court voting rights? of the sentence, regardless department of state to make offenders of all outstanding aren’t always responsible for A. After passage of Amend- of whether these have been an initial determination of a terms of sentence at the time collecting restitution pay- ment 4, our legislature created converted to a civil lien. The voter registrant’s eligibility of release or termination of ments. It’s not unusual for Florida Statute 98.0751 to legislature has passed laws that and to forward the information a term of supervision. The restitution payments to be a specifically address the require judges to impose man- to the local supervisor of elec- department of corrections condition of probation. Clerks amendment’s implementa- datory fines, fees, and service tions. The department of state is working with the clerks of of court can look in cases to tion for felons having their charges. When judges waive will compare information from eourt, and each will provide the see if a termination of proba- voting rights restored. This law any of these monies, clerks of the clerks of oourt, the board of information within the office’s tion has been filed, but clerks says a person must have their court are required to report the executive clemency, the Flor- possession. of court do not have records voting rights restored upon same to the Legislature. ida Department of Corrections, This is a complicated to show when inmates have the completion of all terms of Under F.S. 98.0751, comple- and the Florida Department matter, and many differ- completed their prison or jail his or her sentence. The word- tion of all terms of sentence of Law Enforcement or U.S. ent agencies are involved in sentences, and clerks of court ing, “completion of all terms of within the four corners of the Attorney’s office. The local determining whether all terms don’t have records of inmates sentence” was defined as any sentencing document also supervisor of elections shall of a sentence have been com- released on supervision and portion of a sentence contained includes release from any term verify and make a final deter- pleted. Clerks of court can whether or not those condi- in the “four corners of the of imprisonment, termination mination of eligibility. This look at cases and see if there tions have been completed.

GCSO LAW ENFORCEMENT SUMMARY

Courtesy Gulf County Drive in Overstreet. Deeson of illegal contracting practices for Violation of Probation the charge of Possession of Drug Sheriff’s Office was wanted for Grand Theft in Gulf County. Chala Amison, and Aggravated Battery. The Paraphernalia. of a Firearm. A theft report who is an associate of Amison Aggravated Battery charge was While Sgt. D. Sanders was arrest- Aug. 26-Sept. 1 was made to GCSO Deputy V. Construction, was responsible the result of a domestic distur- ing Price on the warrant, he Everett in February of 2019 for forging construction per- bance that was reported to the found a clear plastic baggie in his • On Monday, Aug. 26, Investi- where Deeson was suspected of mits on four separate jobs. GCSO on August 4, 2019. During waistband that contained syn- gator J. Murnan took a report of stealing a Winchester rifl e and • On Friday, August 30, Sgt. P. a verbal altercation, Pitts thetic cannabinoids, also known a construction fraud. pawning it. Williams and Deputy M. Peek threw a half-full 20 oz bottle at as “K2” or “Spice”. A passenger The suspect in the case, Wil- • On Tuesday, August 27, Sgt. responded to a report of a someone, striking them in the in the vehicle, who was identi- liam Sherill Armstrong (44), D. Sanders travelled to the Bay burglary in progress on Hwy face causing injury. Pitts was fi ed as Jill Marie Collins (49), was accepted a construction job in County Jail to pick up Kevin Pat- 71 South in Wewahitchka. transported to the Gulf County found to be in possession of Diaz- Wewahitchka in May of 2019. rick Dennis (33), who was being The caller saw a white male Detention Facility to be booked. epam. Collins was placed under As of this date the job was held on a Gulf County warrant picking a lock to a camper and • On Friday, August 30, Sgt. D. arrest and charged with Posses- not complete and Armstrong for Grand Theft and Scheming then enter the camper. Depu- Sanders travelled to the Leon sion of a Controlled Substance. misappropriated money he to Defraud. The charges stem ties arrived and identifi ed the County Jail to pick up Lajarius While being transported to the collected from the victim to buy from an investigation that began subject at the camper as James Xavier Cooper (27) on a Gulf Gulf County Detention Facility, construction materials. in May 2019, by Investigator Richard Haney (43). Deputies County warrant for Violation Price had a concealed baggie of Warrants were obtained and J. Murnan. Dennis was using notifi ed the owner of the camper of Probation on the original methamphetamine that he had Armstrong was arrested for his employers’ credentials and and learned that Haney had per- charge of Possession of a Con- poured out on the fl oorboard. Grand Theft and Exploitation of equipment to perform jobs and mission to be there. Haney did trolled Substance. Cooper was Price was charged with Pos- the Elderly. was accepting money for those however have active warrants transported to the Gulf County session of Methamphetamine, • Monday, August 26, Deputy S. jobs on behalf of the company, in Gulf County for Burglary of an Detention Facility. Possession of Synthetic Canna- Alday and Deputy D. Sanders but Dennis wasn’t reporting the Unoccupied Structure, Burglary • On Saturday, August 31, binoids and Possession of Drug arrested Kelly Christine Cru- jobs or income to his employer. of an Unoccupied Dwelling, Deputy M. Peek conducted a Paraphernalia. zmejia (32) on Tupelo Avenue • On Friday, August 30, Chala Grand Theft and Petit Theft. traffi c stop a vehicle on County for a Violation of Probation Danielle Amison (40) was Haney was taken into custody Road 386 near the intersection If you have any information warrant. Cruzmejia was on arrested at the Gulf County and transported to the Gulf of Roberts Landing Road. While regarding the aforemen- probation for Possession of Detention Facility on warrants County Detention Facility. gathering information from the tioned cases, please contact Methamphetamine and Posses- for four counts of Forgery. • On Friday, August 30, Deputy driver, who was identifi ed as the Gulf County Sheriff’s sion of Drug Paraphernalia. The GCSO Criminal Investiga- S. Alday traveled to the Bay Jesse Ray Price (39), Deputy Office at 850-227-1115, • On Tuesday, August 27, tions Division investigated County Jail to pick up Zeikel Peek learned that Price had 850-639-5717, or remain Deputy S. Alday arrested John Amison Construction as to Paul Pitts (40) who was being active warrant out of Gulf County anonymous by calling Crime Floyd Deeson (47) on Guilford their involvement in a series held on Gulf County warrants for failing to appear in court on Stoppers at 850-785-TIPS.

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for Petitioners, whose 24456S Agency. The Agency is matter relating to the tember 13, 2019 no Please indicate on the a copy of this notice is CARL DAVID WOOD, address is 29 East 5th FLORIDA PACE authorized by law to consideration of the later than 4:30 PM ET. outside of your enve- seved must file their Defendant. Street, Panama City, FUNDING AGENCY fund and finance Quali- resolution at the refer- Bids will be opened at lope YOUR COMPANY claims wih this court FL 32401 on or before NOTICE OF INTENT fying Improvements enced public hearing, a this same location on NAME, that this is a WITHIN THE LATER AMENDED NOTICE October 14, 2019, and TO USE UNIFORM and is required to an- record of the proceed- Monday, September SEALED BID and in- OF 3 MONTHS AFTER OF SALE file the original with the METHOD OF nually collect repay- ing may be needed 16, 2019 at 10:00 AM clude the BID NUM- THE DATE OF THE Notice is hereby given clerk of this Court at COLLECTING ment by non-ad and in such an event, ET. Please include 1 BER. FIRST PUBLICATION that pursuant to a Final the Gulf County Court- NON-AD VALOREM valorem assessments. such person may need Original and 3 Copies OF THIS NOTICE OR Judgment of Foreclo- house, 1000 Cecil G. ASSESSMENTS The Board will consider to ensure that a verba- of your proposal. Complete bid specifica- 30 DAYS AFTER THE sure dated August Costin Sr. Blvd, Port St the adoption of a reso- tim record of the public Please indicate on the tions may be obtained DATE OF SERVICE OF 11th, 2019 and Joe, FL 32456, before The Board of Directors lution electing to use hearing is made, which outside of your enve- from the Gulf County A COPY OF THIS NO- Amended Order dated service on Petitioner or (the “Board”) of the the uniform method of record includes the tes- lope YOUR COMPANY Clerk’s Office or on Gulf TICE ON THEM August 13, 2019 and immediately thereafter. Florida PACE Funding collecting such assess- timony and evidence NAME, that this is a County’s website at entered in Civil Case If you fail to do so, a Agency, a public body ments as authorized by on which the appeal is SEALED BID and in- www.gulfcounty-fl.gov. All other creditors of No. 2018-62CA of the default may be en- corporate and politic Section 197.3632, Flor- to be based. clude the BID NUM- Gulf County reserves the decedent and other Circuit Court of the tered against you for (the “Agency”), hereby ida Statutes, at a public BER. the right to reject any persons having claims Fourteenth Judicial Cir- the relief demanded in provides notice, pursu- hearing to be held at In accordance with the or all bids. Any ques- or demands against cuit of the State of Flor- the petition. ant to Sections 10:00 a.m. on Novem- Americans with Disabil- Complete bid specifica- tions concerning this decedent’s estate, in- ida, in and for GULF 163.08(2), (3) and (4) ber 1, 2019, at the Air- ities Act of 1990 and tions may be obtained bid should be directed cluding unmatured, County, wherein EM- Copies of all court and 197.3632(3)(a), port Board Room, Kis- Section 286.26, Florida from the Gulf County to T.D.C. Director Kellie contingent or unliqui- ERALD COAST FED- documents in this Florida Statutes, of its simmee Gateway Air- Statutes, persons with Clerk’s Office or on Gulf Godwin at (850) dated claims, must file ERAL CREDIT UNION, case, including intent to use the uni- port Administrative Of- disabilities needing County’s website at 229-7800. their claims with this is Plaintiff and CARL orders, are available form method of collect- fices, 401 Dyer Boule- special accommoda- www.gulfcounty-fl.gov. Pub: September 5, 12, court WITHIN 3 DAVID WOOD IS De- at the Clerk of the ing non-ad valorem as- vard, Kissimmee, Flor- tion to participate in Gulf County reserves 2019 MONTHS AFTER THE fendant, I will sell to the Court’s office. You sessments for more ida. Such resolution such public hearing the right to reject any DATE OF THE FIRST hightst bidder for cash may review these doc- than one year to be lev- will state the need for should contact the Air- or all bids. Any ques- 24813S PUBLICATION OF at the front door of the 24314S IN THE CIRCUIT IN THE CIRCUIT uments upon request. ied within the area en- the levy and will con- port Board Room, Kis- tions concerning this THIS NOTICE. Gulf County Court- compassed by the tain a legal description simmee Gateway Air- bid should be directed COURT FOURTEENTH house in Port St. Joe, COURT, FOUR- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF You must keep the boundaries of every of the boundaries of port Administrative Of- to T.D.C. Director Kellie ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Florida, at 11:00 A.M., TEENTH JUDICIAL THE STATE OF FLOR- Clerk of the Circuit county in Florida, or the real property that fices at (407)-518-2505 Godwin at (850) FILED WILL BE FOR- ET on September 19, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IDA, IN AND FOR Court’s office notified any of the municipali- may be subject to the at least forty-eight (48) 229-7800. EVER BARRED. 2019 the following de- GULF COUNTY, FLOR- GULF COUNTY IDA of your current ad- ties therein, subscrib- levy - which is the en- hours prior to the date Pub: September 5, 12, scribed property as set dress. (You may file ing to or served by the tirety of the State of of the public hearing. 2019 PROBATE DIVISION The date of first publi- forth in said Final Judg- Case No.: 19-0036 CASE NO. 2019-36-PR DR Division: Notice of Current Ad- Agency’s statewide Florida. Copies of the cation of this Notice is ment: dress, Florida Su- provision of funding proposed form of reso- By Order of the Board 24494S August 29, 2019 IN RE: THE ESTATE preme Court Ap- and financing to con- lution are on file at the of Directors of Florida NOTICE TO RECEIVE The East 100 feet by In Re: The Adoption of OF DONALD E. LA- proved Family Law struct or pay for energy office of Counterpointe PACE Funding Agency SEALED BIDS J. Patrick Floyd 140 feet of Lot 4, Block Bryson Scott Rigsby NIER Form 12.915.). Future conservation and effi- Energy Solutions (FL) on August 13, 2019. BID #1819-49 Law Offices B, Bayview Heights Ad- Deceased. papers in this lawsuit ciency improvements, LLC, Third Party Ad- Pub: August 29, Sep- J. Patrick Floyd, Chtd. dition to Highland View, NOTICE OF The Gulf County Board will be mailed to the renewable energy im- ministrator for the Flor- tember 6, 12, 19, 2019 NOTICE TO 408 Long Avenue as per plat recorded in ACTION FOR of County Commis- address on record at provements and wind ida PACE Funding CREDITORS Port St. Joe, FL 32456 Plat Book 1, Page 26, PETITION FOR 24488S sioners will receive ADOPTION OF A the clerk’s office. resistance improve- Agency, 2600 Maitland 850-227-7413 Public Records of Gulf ments in accordance Center Parkway, Suite NOTICE TO RECEIVE sealed bids from any The administration of FLORIDA BAR NO. County, Florida. MINOR CHILD BY person, company or the Estate of Donald E. WARNING: Rule with Section 163.08, 163, Maitland, Florida SEALED BIDS 257001 FAMILY MEMBER corporation interested Lanier, Decease, file 12.285, Florida Family Florida Statutes 32751, email: BID #1819-48 Attorney for Petitioner DATED this 19th of Au- in providing the follow- Number 2019-36 PR is Law Rules of Proce- (collectively, the [email protected] gust, 2019. TO: BRITTANY The Gulf County Board ing: pending in the Circuit dure, requires certain “Qualifying Improve- om. All interested Jeffery Donald Lanier CHEYANNE STRICK- of County Commis- Court for Gulf County, automatic disclosure ments”). By law and persons are invited to 2720 West College REBECCA NORRIS LAND sioners will receive Printing of the 2020 Of- Florida, Probate Divi- of documents and in- resolution of the present oral comments Street CIRCUIT COURT UNKNOWN ADDRESS sealed bids from any ficial Gulf County Visi- sion, the address of formation. Failure to Agency, a property at the public hearing Broken Arrow, OK CLERK person, company or tor Guide which is 1000 Cecil G. comply can result in owner may apply to the and/or submit written 74012 And corporation interested Costin, Sr., Blvd., Port sanctions, including Agency for funding and comments to the Board Pub: August. 29, Sep- BY: B. Mcgee-Collins in providing the follow- Sealed bids must be St. Joe, FL 32456. The dismissal or striking of financing of a Qualify- at the above address. tember 5, 2019 DEPUTY CLERK JASON LEE SOVERNS ing: delivered to the Gulf names and addresses UNKNOWN ADDRESS pleadings. ing Improvement. The Written comments Pub: Aug, 29, Sept. 5 , non-ad valorem as- should be received by County Clerk of Court’s of the Personal Repre- 24917S 2019 Dated August 12, 2019 sessments contem- the Agency on or be- Services to Manage Office at 1000 Cecil G. sntative and the Per- IN THE CIRCUIT YOU ARE NOTIFIED and Maintain the Costin, Sr. Blvd, Room sonal Representative’s COURT FOURTEENTH 24935S that an action for Ter- plated by this notice fore 10:00 a.m. on No- CLERK OF THE CIR- are voluntary and are vember 1, 2019. Any Gulf County Florida 149, Port St. Joe, FL attorney are set forth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF IN THE CIRCUIT mination of Parental TDC website 32456 by Friday, Sep- below. THE STATE OF FLOR- COURT OF THE FOUR- Rights and Adoption of CUIT COURT only imposed by the persons desiring to Agency with the prior present oral comments www.visitgulf.com. tember 13, 2019 no IDA, IN AND FOR TEENTH JUDICIAL a Minor Child by Fam- later than 4:30 PM ET. All creditors of the de- GULF COUNTY CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ily Member has been By: Tonya Knox written consent author- should appear at the Deputy Clerk ized by or on behalf of public hearing. Sealed bids must be Bids will be opened at cedent and other per- CASE NO. 2018-62CA GULF COUNTY, FLOR- filed against you and delivered to the Gulf this same location on sons having claims or IDA that you are required to Pub: August 22, 29, affected property own- September 5, 12, 2019 ers who determine to In the event any person County Clerk of Court’s Monday, September demands against EMERALD COAST PROBATE serve a copy of your Office at 1000 Cecil G. obtain financing for decides to appeal any 16, 2019 at 10:00 AM decedent’s estate, in- AFEDERAL CREDIT DIVISION written defenses, if Costin, Sr. Blvd, Room ET. Please include 1 cluding unmatured, UNION FILE NO.: 19-12 PR any, to it on Michael Qualifying Improve- decision by the Board ments from the with respect to any 149, Port St. Joe, FL Original and 3 Copies contingent or unliqui- Plaintiff, Hunter, Esq., Attorney 32456 by Friday, Sep- of your proposal. dated claims, on whom vs. IN RE: ESTATE OF

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ERIK KARL SPILDE Port St. Joe, FL 32456. served must file their School Road, Port St. Deceased. The name and address claims with this Court Joe, Florida 32456. FOR SALE CASH FOR of the personal repre- WITHIN THE LATER Bid Packages may be 1610 Long Avenue CARS NOTICE TO sentative and that per- OF THREE (3) emailed by contacting Has new York affinity We Buy Any Condition CREDITORS sonal representative’s MONTHS AFTER THE Woody Borders at hvac system with new Vehicle, 2002 and attorney are set forth TIME OF THE FIRST [email protected] or ducts. $153,000. Newer. Nation’s Top The administration of below. PUBLICATION OF faxed by calling 850-227-4481 Car Buyer! Free Tow- the estate of ERIK THIS NOTICE OR 850-229-8369. ing from Anywhere! KARL SPILDE, de- All creditors of the de- THIHRTY (30) DAYS Pub: Sept. 5, 12, 2019 Call Now: ceased, File Number cedent and other per- AFTER SERVICE OF A Why Mediacom? ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1-888-995-2702 19-12PR, is pending in sons having claims or COPY OF THIS NO- the Circuit Court for demands against TICE ON THEM. 24979S We’re the nation’s 5th largest provider of ca- Gulf County, Florida, decedent’s estate on Let a little ADVERTISEMENT ble services and big enough to offer incredible Probate Division, the whom a copy of this All other creditors of FOR BID advancement opportunities and stability, while classifi ed do a address of which is notice is served within the Decedent and other still being small enough to provide a comforta- BIG job for 1000 Cecil G. Costin three months after the persons having claims ble, family-focused work environment. We of- Blvd., Port St. Joe, FL date of the first publica- or demands against the The Gulf County School Board is ac- fer full benefits, including health, dental & vi- you. 32456. The name and tion of this notice must Decedent’s estate must sion insurance, flex/vacation time, paid holi- addresses of the peti- file their claims with this file their claims with this cepting bids to replace the covered aluminum days, a 401(k) plan with an employer match, tioner is set forth be- Court WITHIN THE Court WITHIN THREE and more. low. LATER OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER awning at the Small Price MONTHS AFTER THE THE DATE OF FIRST Wewahitchka Elemen- for Big Results! All creditors of the de- DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF tary School bus drop Work & Live In Your Community! cedent and other per- PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. off/pick-up. NOW HIRING! Truck Driver There will be a manda- sons having claims or THIS NOTICE OR Broadband Specialist The Star Part Time demands against THIRTY DAYS AFTER ALL CLAIMS NOT tory pre-bid meeting on (Cable Installers) decedent’s estate, on THE DATE OF SERV- FILED WITHIN THE Friday, September 20, 850-747-5020 2019 at 1:30 p.m. CST Wewahitchka, Mexico Beach, Port St. Joe The News Herald is accepting applications for whom a copy of this ICE OF A COPY OF TIME PERIODS SET or visit us online at a hardworking, responsible truck driver to load notice is required to be THIS NOTICE ON FORTH IN SECTION at Wewahitchka Ele- mentary School. Visit our online career center to apply at & deliver newspaper bundles to our contrac- served must file their THEM. 732.702 OF THE FLOR- www.mediacomcable.com/careers emeraldcoastmarketplace.com tors along with other related duties. claims with this court IDA PROBATE CODE Call for immediate consideration WITHIN THE LATER All other creditors of WILL BE FOREVER A bid package may be For all your buying and picked up at the Gulf 850-934-2521 Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- OF 3 MONTHS AFTER the decedent and per- BARRED. selling needs. tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid THE DATE OF THE sons having claims or County School Board, Maintenance Depart- EOE Minorities/Females/Disability/Veterans Florida driver license, a clean driving record, FIRST PUBLICATION demands against the NOTWITHSTANDING Job#13419,13142 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ proof of insurance. NO CDL required. OF THIS NOTICE OR estate of the decedent, THE TIME PERIODS ment, 150 Middle School Road, Port St. 30 DAYS AFTER THE must file their claims SET FORTH ABOVE, Send resume to: [email protected] DATE OF SERVICE OF with this Court WITHIN ANY CLAIM FILED Joe, Florida 32456. Panama City News Herald A COPY OF THIS NO- THREE MONTHS AF- TWO (2) YEARS OR Bids may be e-mailed by contacting Woody Now HIring! Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. TICE ON THEM. TER THE DATE OF MORE AFTER THE No phone calls please. THE FIRST PUBLICA- DECEDENT’S DATE OF Borders at wborders@ Digital Sales Specialist (DSS) gulf.k12.fl.us or faxed Hiring will be contingent on a criminal All other creditors of TION OF THIS NO- DEATH IS BARRED. background check and drug screen. the decedent and other TICE. by calling 850-229-8369. The Panama City News Herald, a GateHouse Media Publication lo- persons having claims The date of first publi- Drug-Free Workplace, EOE or demands against the ALL CLAIMS OR DE- cation of this notice is Pub: Sept. 5, 12, 2019 cated in Panama City, Florida is looking for a Digital Sales Specialist decedent’s estate, must MANDS NOT SO FILED September 5, 2019. to increase digital advertising revenues by actively engaging with cli- file their claims with this WILL BE FOREVER ents and MMSEs in field calls, client visits and overall revenue driving court WITHIN 3 BARRED. Personal activities. This position directly affects and is responsible for achieving MONTHS AFTER THE Representative: or exceeding individual and team digital revenue targets in the market. DATE OF THE FIRST NOTWITHSTANDING Cullie T. Terry, Jr. Experience preferred, but come in motivated with a winning attitude and PUBLICATION OF THE TIME PERIODS 18712 NE Hayes Sub- Lung Cancer? Asbes- our training and development team will support you and pave the way THIS NOTICE. SET FORTH ABOVE, division Road tos exposure may be for success! ANY CLAIM FILED Blountstown, FL 32424 the cause. $30 billion ALL CLAIMS NOT SO TWO (2) YEARS OR set aside for asbestos Key Responsibilities: FILED WITHIN THE MORE AFTER THE Attorney for Personal victims. Call: TIME PERIODS SET DECEDENT’S DATE OF Representative: 1-619-485-4372 • Consistently meets/exceeds individual and the market’s overall digital FORTH IN SECTION DEATH IS BARRED. David Jackson Sum- revenue targets 733.702 OF THE FLOR- mers or Email: cancerFL @breakinginjurynews.com • Demonstrates expert knowledge and understanding of all GateHouse IDA PROBATE CODE The date of the first Fla. Bar No.: 100045 Media sales and marketing assets, including all digital products and WILL BE FOREVER publication of this No- P.O. Box 56 BARRED. tice is September 5, Bristol, FL 32321 digital marketing services (Propel) and able to transfer the knowledge 2019. (850) 643-2030 These tiny ads to clients and the MMSEs they supported; act as the market’s “Propel NOTWITHSTANDING djsummers.law@gmail. Champion” Condo on the River THE TIME PERIODS s/ Thomas S. Gibson com sell, hire, rent • Follows GateHouse prescribed best practices on Pipeline Manage- SET FORTH ABOVE, Thomas S. Gibson Pub: Sept. 5, 12, 2017 ment and Gap Analysis and completes all required sales process activ- 1 bed, 1 bath ANY CLAIM FILED Rish & Gibson, P.A. and inform for 24977S ities TWO (2) YEARS OR 116 Sailor’s Cove Drive $1100 per month ADVERTISEMENT MORE AFTER THE Port St. Joe, Florida thousands of • Drives customer retention through excellent customer service FOR BID DECEDENT’S DATE OF 32457 • Develops new business by understanding customer needs and selling $1100 Security Deposit DEATH IS BARRED. (850) 229-8211 families each products and services that provide value to the customer individually Attorney for Petitioner The Gulf County and in team support Furnished School Board is enter- The date of first publi- FsL Bar No. 0350583 week. Let a little • Effectively communicates with management to provide accurate reve- - Pets Considered - cation of this Notice is taining bids to replace a 30 ton carrier pack- classified ad do a nue forecasts and market August 29, 2019. Darylynn Peters Lewis intelligence that may impact revenue (+/-) at the account and territory 502 Peters Street age unit w/gas heat in Petitioner Port St. Joe, FL 32456 the Port St. Joe Ele- big job for you. level Clayton B. Studstill, Es- Co-Personal mentary School Gym. • Maintains the highest levels of personal and professional behavior in 811 River Rd quire Representative There will be a manda- The Port St. the workplace and in the market Florida Bar No.: 17088 Fay Peters Hackney tory pre-bid meeting on • Spends significant time with MMSEs visiting customers in the field 1 bed, 1 bath The Studstill Law Firm, 3014 Redwine Rd Friday, September 20, Joe 2019 at 1:00 p.m. EST. with the purpose of deepening account relationships, uncovering reve- PLLC Eastpoint, GA 30344 nue opportunities and driving revenue $1000 per month 326 Reid Avenue Co-Personal in the gym at Port St. Star Port St. Joe, FL 32456 Representative Joe Elementary • Works in tandem with the Digital Sales Manager and Propel Channel $1000 Security Deposit 850-229-8800 Pub: Sep. 5, 12, 2019 School. Classfieds Sales Manager to identify revenue opportunities and in market support clayton@thestudstil- • Helps drive consultative, customer-centric selling behaviors. Works to - Pets Considered - 24965S A bid package may be llawfirm.com 352-807-5898 ensure that MMSEs consistently present products/services appropriate NF-4531791 Pub: September 5, 12, IN THE CIRCUIT picked up at the Gulf to client needs and assist in monitoring the “health” of the relationship 2019 COURT FOR GULF County School Board, 352-807-2657 COUNTY, FLORIDA Maintenance Depart- between the client and MMSEs 24955S PROBATE DIVISION ment, 150 Middle • Develops a strong sales plan with team and assist in the achievement IN THE CIRCUIT File No.:2019-CP-65 of KPIs and digital revenue goals COURT, FOURTEENTH • Collaborates with the staff on strategy, innovation, etc., to ensure that JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF In Re: The Estate of new ideas are developed and presented to clients THE STATE OF FLOR- DELORES JEAN IDA, IN AND FOR TERRY, GULF COUNTY. Deceased. Knowledges, Skills, Abilities: CASE NO. 19CP-67 • Knowledge of competitive media landscape; use for new business de- IN PROBATE NOTICE TO velopment and sales analysis CORRIN PETERS, CREDITORS • Ability to prospect new business via cold calling and other prospecting a/k/a JEAN IRENE techniques including social media where applicable ARE YOU HIRING? CORRIN The administration of • Highly motivated, self-starting individual with initiative and drive to deceased. the estate of DELORES NEED TO PLACE AN AD? JEAN TERRY, de- succeed NOTICE TO ceased, whose date of • Ability to close new business and exceed sales targets CREDITORS death was March 11, Class A CDL Truck Driver • Successful track record of pushing past rejection and achieving re- WE ARE YOUR ONE STOP 2019, is pending in the Full or Part Time sults SHOP FOR ALL YOUR TO ALL PERSONS Circuit Court for Gulf • Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to build HAVING CLAIMS OR County, Florida, Pro- The News Herald is accepting applications for RECRUITMENT NEEDS! a hardworking, responsible truck driver to load and deliver effective presentations DEMANDS AGAINST bate Division, the ad- • Strong networking and community involvement skills THE ABOVE ESTATE: dress of which is 1000 & deliver newspaper bundles to our contrac- Cecil G. Costin, Sr. tors along with other related duties. • Eagerness to learn, continually seeking to improve sales skills EMAIL OR CALL The administration of Blvd., Port St. Joe, FL • Strong time management and follow up skills LEANN TOLLESON the estate of JEAN 32456. The names and Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- • Organized with an attention for detail RECRUITMENT SPECIALIST CORRIN PETERS, de- addresses of the per- tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid • Computer and software experience with MS Office programs including ceased, whose date of sonal representative Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean [email protected] driving record, proof of insurance, a current Excel, Powerpoint, and Word death was July 18, and the personal • Must possess a valid state driver’s license and reliable transportation 850-315-4315 2019, File Number representative’s attor- medical card. 19CP-67, is pending in ney are set forth below. the Circuit Court for Send resume to: [email protected] Education & Experience: Gulf County, Florida, All creditors of the De- • Bachelor’s Degree in Sales, Marketing or Business preferred; or Probate Division, the cedent and other per- Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. equivalent work experience in media related business address of which is sons having claims or No phone calls please. • Must have prior experience with digital marketing sales Gulf County Court- demands against Hiring will be contingent on a criminal • Minimum of one year sales experience, preferably in outside sales house, Probate Divi- Decedent’s estate on background check and drug screen. sion, 1000 Cecil G. whom a copy of this Costin, Sr. Boulevard, notice is required to be Drug-Free Workplace, EOE Email Resume to: [email protected] National Advertising Reader Notice: This newspaper will never knowingly accept any advertisement that is illegal or considered fraudulent. 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