Marchers out in Force Thwarted in 3-Year Search Sophisticated Techniques Turned up No Clues in Quest to Find Mary Robertson

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SUNDAY + PLUS >> ‘THE FOURTH’ AT FGC Best of It’s time to the Best consider ballot consolidation 1C Opinion inside Big upgrades set 4A for Wilson Park SEE 6A See 6B Olin unopposed for judge When qualifying ended Friday, local attorney was only one on the ballot 8A High-tech Marchers Out in Force thwarted in 3-year search Sophisticated techniques turned up no clues in quest to find Mary Robertson.

By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected]

All the technological innova- tions of the last half century haven’t brought investigators any

Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter closer to solving the three-year- old missing persons case of Mary Robertson, says a Hundreds Columbia County ABOVE: Crowds Sheriff’s Office of marchers spokesperson. hit streets lined up along On May 6, Lake DeSoto 2015, Robertson’s and set out husband reported the 61-year-old for babies across down- Robertson town Lake City woman missing for a plannd after she vanished without a trace By COREY ARWOOD 90-minute walk. from their home near Southwest [email protected] LEFT: Keith, Barwick Terrace and Southwest orn at 27 weeks, weigh- Kendall and Parker Lane. She suffers from ing one pound, 13 Misty Olive, of dementia. Bounces and measuring White Springs, “We would love to find her 12 inches long, Kendall Olive were the 2018 alive and reunite her with her spent the first three months March for loved ones,” CCSO spokesperson of her life in a neonatal inten- Babies ambas- Murray Smith said days before sive care unit in sador family. the three-year anniversary of the Gainesville. What Kendall, 2, was disappearance. “But as time goes Born rough- by, that fades and then you just do you ly two months born at 27 want to get closure for the family.” think? premature, at weeks, Misty Olive said. Robertson’s husband told depu- n Let us just under seven months, Kendall ties in 2015 she’d wandered away know in a from the home before lunch. Letter to suffered from the Editor. respiratory dis- Investigators used every tool See 4A. tress syndrome. available, Smith said, including a Misty and Keith helicopter equipped with an infra- Olive of White Springs were red system designed to find peo- unsure if their daughter would ple in densely wooded areas. survive. “When it came right down to it, “She was given surfactant the technology didn’t get us any which helped expand her air- closer,” he said. way and her lungs,” said Olive. “March of Dimes actually fund- A month after Robertson’s ed the research for the surfac- disappearance, CCSO brought tant so it helped expand her in specially-trained dogs outfit- lungs when she was I mean ted with a container apparatus

MOD continued on 3A MISSING continued on 2A Suwannee commission votes to pursue opioid litigation

Will seek to defray costs forward with a plan to take legal Commission on Tuesday unani- spent fighting the epidemic. on the issue.” of epidemic in county. action against yet-to-be-named mously voted to hire Gainesville- “This is a nationwide problem There was little discussion bad actors over the public costs based law firm Avera & Smith and it has impacted our communi- about who might be party to By CARL MCKINNEY associated with the opioid crisis, a to file a lawsuit that could target ty and will continue to do so,” said the lawsuit, Harris said, which [email protected] proposal that was met with some drug manufacturers, distributors Suwannee County Administrator became the main point of con- trepidation here. or any other potentially liable Randy Harris. “We are confident Suwannee County is moving The Suwannee County party to recoup funds that were that we have already spent money OPIOIDS continued on 2A

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DEP froze standing, shall keep your hearts and minds through stemming from his previ- Douglas, recused himself the credits last year after Christ Jesus.” ous run-in with the direc- that same month because PCS Phosphate White — Philippians 4:7 (KJV) By CARL MCKINNEY tor of one of the law firms. he owns land near the miti- Springs claimed miner- [email protected] Law firm GrayRobinson gation bank’s property. al rights over Bayfield’s represents Bayfield in the The lawsuit between land. Thought for Today For the fourth time, the case, but the director of Bayfield and PCS is If regulators don’t judge overseeing a miner- the firm previously served already standing in the unfreeze the credits, Olsin al-rights lawsuit with impli- on the hearing way of one is prepared to assist the Punctuality is the virtue of the bored. cations for county devel- panel of the The lawsuit major county county in litigation against — Evelyn Waugh, 1903-1966, English author opment projects has been state’s Judicial between development Bayfield, County Attorney reassigned. Qualifications Bayfield and PCS project, County Joel Foreman told commis- Judge Commission, Manager Ben sioners during the March 1 Winning Lottery Numbers Darren which in 2015 is already stand- Scott said in meeting. ing in the way of Pick 3: (Friday p.m.) 0-2-9 Jackson found Judge March. Any development proj- Pick 4: (Friday p.m.) 5-7-8-7 becomes Decker guilty one major coun- Columbia ect that affects a wetland Fantasy 5: (Friday) 4-5-13-15-21 the fifth of failing to dis- ty development County offi- requires either the use of judge to close conflicts project, County cials have mitigation credits, which See an error? Jackson oversee the of interest, Manager Ben raised the pos- are based on the ecological legal battle among eth- sibility of legal value of conservation land The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news between Bayfield Mitigation ics violations. Scott said in action against continually maintained by items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, in its legal battle with PCS As a result, March. Bayfield. a mitigation bank to offset please call the editor. Corrections and clari cations will Phosphate White Springs the Florida The the impact of development, run in this space. Thanks for reading. over mineral rights to the Supreme Court sentenced County Commission on or more expensive on-site Bayfield’s land, according Decker to a six-month sus- March 1 approved hir- mitigation. Submissions to a reassignment order. pension from the bench ing attorney Eric Olsin The county purchased The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption The previous judge, Greg last year. of Hopping Green & 27.7 mitigation credits from information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would Parker, recused himself in Decker was assigned Sams, who will push the Bayfield in 2011. like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture April. to the Bayfield case after Florida Department of The credits stay with the and information to Associate Editor Justin Caudell at Before Parker, the case Judge Mark Feagle recused Environmental Protection mitigation bank until the [email protected]. was in the hands of Judge himself in January and to recognize $900,000 county is ready to use them. Lake City Reporter to get local governments tageous, Eric Romano of Several Columbia County HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS...... 754-0419 Main number ...... (386) 752-1293 OPIOIDS across the East Coast on the Romano Law Group in pharmacists spoke out CIRCULATION board with similar litigation. 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every resource to bear that her a ride, he said. MISSING we could possibly have “Someone not familiar THE WEATHER Continued From 1A brought.” with this area, riding down SUN MON TUE WED THU Early in the investigation, the road — it wouldn’t be 6 07 08 09 10 deputies had multiple peo- out of the norm to stop Partly Mostly Partly Partly Partly designed to give them a bet- ple coming forward with and see if she was OK,” cloudy sunny cloudy cloudy cloudy Light Light ter scent from one of the what they thought were he said. wind wind missing woman’s items. Robertson sightings. Robertson has siblings Still nothing. “We felt like we had a and children, Smith said. HI 88HI LO LO 63 HI 88 HI LO LO 61 HI 85HI LO LO 61 HI HI83 LO LO 61 HI 86HI LO LO 63 Another set of dogs spe- good starting point for the Deputies routinely reach cifically trained to hunt dogs, for our searchers,” out to family members, but down cadavers also came Smith said. “But those did they are just as baffled as REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, May 6 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low up empty. not pan out.” law enforcement, Smith Valdosta “So we went back to the There have been few said. City Monday Tuesday 86/58 Jacksonville techniques that have been reported cases in Columbia “Not knowing is proba- 86/65 Cape Canaveral Tallahassee Lake City 87/71/pc 86/70/sh used since the beginning of County of a missing person bly the worst thing that can 86/61 88/63 Daytona Beach 86/68/pc 83/67/sh time,” Smith said. “We had walking away never to be ever happen to a family,” he Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 88/69/pc 89/69/pc Pensacola 88/65 83/68 Ft. Lauderdale 86/74/sh 85/74/pc searchers on horseback, seen again. said. 83/63 Panama City 79/65 Ocala Gainesville 89/63/pc 85/63/sh people hand-in-hand comb- “This case is so unique,” Robertson is about 5 feet 86/65 Jacksonville 86/64/pc 81/64/sh ing the woods.” he said. 4 inches tall, last known to Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 85/77/pc 86/77/pc 86/70 83/70 Lake City 89/63/pc 85/63/sh Investigators checked Smith hopes the three- weight roughly 96 pounds. the electronic devices of year anniversary will She was described in 2015 Tampa Miami 87/73/sh 87/73/pc 88/67 Naples 86/70/pc 87/69/pc people linked to Robertson, bring a renewed interest as having blue eyes and West Palm Beach 83/72 Ocala 89/63/pc 86/63/sh giving them some clues as in Robertson’s disappear- dirty blond hair spotted Orlando 89/69/pc 86/68/sh to where they were when ance, resulting in someone with gray. Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 83/65/pc 82/65/pc Ft. Myers 85/74 Pensacola 88/70 84/64/pc 83/66/pc she went missing. coming forward with useful Smith said it’s possible Naples Tallahassee 88/63/pc 87/63/pc But even basic questions, information. someone has vital informa- 83/72 Miami Tampa 87°/69/pc 88°/69/pc 85/72 such as whether Robertson “Something like that is tion about the disappear- Key West Valdosta 87/62/pc 84/62/ts hitched a ride with some- what breaks a case,” he ance and doesn’t even real- 85/74 W. Palm Beach 86/71/sh 85/71/pc one, remain unanswered. said. ize it. “It’s very frustrating for Perhaps someone saw Anyone who believes LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI " Test us because we’ve done her wandering along the they might know something An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN everything we can do,” road and decided to be a can contact CCSO at 752- service Smith said. “We brought good Samaritan and give 9212. High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 6:42 a.m. Low Saturday 55 Sunset today 8:11 p.m. 11 brought to Normal high 85 Sunrise tom. 6:42 a.m. ExtremeEXTREME: our readers 10 minutes to burn Normal low 59 Sunset tom. 8:12 p.m. 5 mins to burn by Record high 97 in 1902 Today’s Record low 44 in 1971 MOON ultra-violet The Weather in Lake City for 22 years and and Brandon Peters. District radiation risk Moonrise today 1:12 a.m. was raised in Palatka. 2 covers the southern half of for the area on Channel. JUDGE PRECIPITATION Moonset today 11:56 a.m. Congressional qualify- Columbia County. a scale from 0 Continued From 8A Saturday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 1:55 a.m. to 10+. ing also ended at noon on Former Jacksonville Month total 0.06" Moonset tom. 12:48 p.m. in life, Olin, 48, said she knew Friday. Mayor Alvin Brown is trying Year total 5.31" if she were going to try for a U.S. Rep. Neal Dunn, the to oust U.S. Rep. Al Lawson Normal month-to-date 0.30" Normal year-to-date 13.81" seat she had to act quickly. District 2 incumbent, will in Congressional District 5, May 7 May 15 May 21 May 29 Forecasts, data and graphics ©IBM Corporation 1994, 2018 “This has been years in not face a Republican prima- which covers the northern Last New First Full Quarter Quarter the process,” she said. ry challenge. However, two half of Columbia County. A graduate of the Democrats have filed to run The News Service of University of Florida’s Levin against him in the Nov. 6 gen- Florida contributed to this WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY College of Law, Olin has lived eral election, Bob Rackleff report. 100 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a On this date in 1937, the dirigible Hindenburg burst into flames and 0 84 85 84 85 84 84 came crashing down in 83 New Jersey, killing 35 80 people. 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SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Marchers out in force for babies

MOD FIND WHAT Continued From 1A YOU NEED IN TODAY’S just a couple weeks, maybe a couple days old.” Kendall will celebrate her third birthday in about two weeks. CLASSIFIEDS “We went from day one not knowing if she was going to be here today, to day 86 that we celebrated the joys of bringing her home,” Misty said on stage Saturday with Keith and Kendall. The Olive family were the ambassadors at the Life insurance Suwannee Valley March for Babies. from a real-life Hundreds of participants gathered near Darby Pavilion at Lake DeSoto for the march and surrounding person. events. It was organized by the Suwannee Valley March of Dimes and its two-year development manager Vanessa Get life insurance that comes Jackson. with someone local (me). I’m She said it was the here to help you protect your 80th birth- ‘We went from day day for the family’s financial future. nationwide one not knowing infant health LET’S TALK TODAY. organization, which got its start if she was going to in 1938 Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter during the be here today, to presidency of Franklin day 86 that we cel- D. Roosevelt. ABOVE: Vanessa Jackson It was ebrated the joys of started in welcomes the participants in search for a cure for Darby Pavilion to the 2018 polio, the bringing her home,’ disease that March of Dimes March for Chelsea Flores, Agent 4818 W Us Highway 90 crippled Misty said on stage Roosevelt. Babies Event held Saturday Today its goal is Lake City, FL 32055 to prevent Saturday with Keith prematurity at Lake DeSoto. LEFT: Tori Bus: 386-438-5583 Jackson sings the Star [email protected] and reduce and Kendall. infant Monday - Friday 9am - 5 pm mortality at large, Spangled Banner to the hun- Weekends by Appointment Jackson said. dreds of attendants prepar- After-hours by Appointment “If you set a goal and accomplish it you set a new ing to walk and raise funds one. So they took their attention and research and for research to help reduce put it towards prematurity at that point,” Jackson premature birth and infant said. State Farm Life Insurance Company (Not licensed mortality rates. in MA, NY or WI), State Farm Life and Accident This year she said the local nonprofit had raised over Assurance Company (Licensed in NY and WI) $50,000 devoted to that cause. 1708148 Bloomington, IL “Basically the majority of our funds go to research,” Jackson said. “We have research centers across the nation but also we put representatives in NICUs like for example the NICU down in Shands in Gainesville.” Olive said during their three-month stretch in the UF Shands NICU was where they were impacted by the March of Dimes. “I am a mom and I believe that all babies are MoD babies,” Jackson said. “If you get a polio vaccination you’re a MoD baby. If you got an APGAR score or and if you got a heel prick, which checks for birth defects all of that was from research from MoD.” Attendants at the Saturday March for Babies commented on the attendance. Jackson said it greatly outnumbered last year’s. “This is great,” she said. Jackson said four local schools helped raise funds this year along with their fundraising team: Pinemount, Westside and Five Points elementary schools, plus Richardson Sixth Grade Academy helped contribute to the $50,000, she said. COMBO MEALS $ Choose from 2PC. LEG/THIGH DINNER WITH BISCUIT 5 OR PULLED BBQ PORK SANDWICH COMBO Both Come with Side Item PLUS Drink!

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OUR OPINION It’s time to consider consolidation

he elephant in the room became apparent about 5 minutes from the end of a two-hour T economic summit at Florida Gateway College on Monday. Hotelier Nick Patel, noting the challenges to growth that lie ahead, questioned whether we need the continued expense of both a city and county fire department as well as other duplicate agencies. Even before Patel spoke, it was obvious that in order to accomplish the goals laid out at the meeting (and at previous meetings like it over the last 20 years), there was one good answer staring us all in the face: Consolidation. Combine city and county government into one and reap the benefits of reduced duplication of effort in the form of greater efficiency and a stream- lined approach to growth without constant bureau- cratic turf wars. The theme of the evening on Monday was utilities. Without water and sewer, attracting new business to outlying parts of the county is difficult. Problem is, the City of Lake City holds all the cards and doesn’t always play them wisely — if at Calvary Baptist and Mr. Zan all. County Commissioner Bucky Nash offered a solu- ome four years ago Mr. Zan For many years a hard life. A tion Monday night: a joint city/county committee to Nguen dropped in to worship hard life. “ oversee and approve utilities projects. Sat Calvary Baptist Church and That’s a great idea, but the city council, as cur- became a regular every Sunday and Then one day Mr. Zan was absent rently configured, will never let it happen. Wednesday. from church and never returned. Though looking and sounding We don’t know why for sure. As noted, Monday’s summit was the same meet- different, everybody at Calvary Let this be said: Mr. Zan, the ing that’s been held time and again over the years in warmly accepted Mr. Zan of South finest of men, was good for Calvary an effort to solve the economic development puzzle. Viet Nam. Baptist Church and we hope we So far, we’ve seen little progress. Harry Lumbert, Pat Wimberly, were good for him. The tremendous expansion of restaurants and and Pastor Ivan Clements also Morris Williams retail operations along U.S. 90 West has certainly noticed something else: Mr. WORDS ON MONUMENTS added to the tax base, but does nothing for the Wang was without question one of employment picture. the smartest men in the church. September 25, 2015 We have many fine words and We need career-track jobs people can raise a fam- Modestly smart. I born central South Viet Nam some great history on monuments ily on, yet are no nearer that goal now than we were Mr. Zan (always known by one Hue 12/20/1953.My family moved and plaques all over our county. 20 years ago. What’s needed is a unified front with- and all as Mr. Zan) and I became to Saigon capital in 1968 Tet offen- They are inside and outside of out all the infighting. friends and we had something in sive. churches, government buildings, Consolidation rings true on many levels. common. We were both back-row Also 1968 I finished high school cemeteries, often many miles apart. Baptists. He sat at one end of the with 15 years old. My Mother send I want to put their words all Most folks here believe in small government. back pew and I sat at the other. me to school when I’m 3 years old. together in one place in a book so we Why, then, do we persist with two separate, over- Mr. Zan always treated everybody 1968-1971 I finished college can all read and learn from them. lapping, conflicting governmental bodies that spend at the church warmly and was treat- university with bachelor’s biology Please photo the ones you know more time fighting each other than battling our com- ed as a Christian brother in return. chemistry. Also 1971 I enrolled about and email them to me at mon enemy: economic stagnation. Mr. Zan joined in the hymn army. After 9 months training, I’m [email protected] and I Consolidation would also better show us for what singing, held hands with us in our lieutenant 19 years old. 4 years com- will take it from there. we are: a vibrant, bustling community of nearly prayer circle, and broke bread bat I am captain with 22 years old. Include location of plaques and 70,000. with us in our fellowship hall. He After war 1975 I’m POW date of photo. Business suitors look at us on the map and see a became one of us. (Prisoner of War) North Vietnam. sleepy town of 12,000 that has grown little over the Mr. Zan and I started eating sau- Lock me up 9 years behind bars. OPEN 24/7 years. sage biscuits at Hardee’s several My family paid gold bar value A unified Lake City/Columbia County would dash times a month and he was willing to 7,000 dollars for free. If I don’t have Bumper sticker: “Tell God your that false image for good. tell me of his times in Viet Nam. money I die in prison hard labor. problems. He has to be up all night I asked him to write his story Go free, go uphill, go downhill anyhow!” There are many other compelling reasons to con- down for me and he did. every day 45 miles. No food. Very sider consolidation. We will be examining them at hungry. People die every day thou- n Morris Williams is a local historian length in the coming months. Look for reports on a “Mr. Zan Nguen sands and thousands. and longtime retired educator. regular basis. This issue is critical to the future of our community, as we see it. Don’t look for it to go away anytime soon. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lake City Reporter Lake City Reporter Many questions remain on opioid proposal Serving Columbia County Since 1874 To the Editor: payment for the prescription. Mr. gency payment would be. He stated Serving Columbia County Since 1874 DePratter was correct in saying payment would be, “between 10 The Lake City Reporter is published with pride I applaud our county commis- to the effect you would be naive and 25 percent of the settlement for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ The Lake City Reporter is published with pride sioners, under Mr. Tim Murphy’s if you did not think this could or damages.” Twenty-five percent ties by Community Newspapers Inc. leadership, for asking very pointed adversely affect local businesses of millions is a chunk of change! forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. questions about the proposal from in some way. Taxpayers must further ask, in communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” various law firms to represent the Mr. Phillips asked specifically addition will the county be on the WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and county in class action suits to recov- if there had been an occurrence hook for court costs, administrative communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers‑ oriented get newspapers. things done!” er costs associated with taxpayer where opioid overdose treatment paperwork fees, investigative fees OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand expenses in treating opioid addic- payments had become the respon- and various other hidden fees within profitableteamwork community of professionals‑ oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, tions. sibility of the Columbia County the legal system? Please remember, integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the As reported in the 4/20/18 taxpayers? The response from Mr. large corporations can appeal for teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Reporter, presenters were asked Barney Bishop of the Florida Smart years until everyone in the legal integrity and hard work. questions, but acceptable answers Justice Alliance was, “That will process had possibly died and the Todd Wilson, Publisher were not readily provided. have to be researched if the county county could potentially not receive Robert Bridges, Editor In the case of whether phar- chooses to go forward with the law- a penny. JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor macies or pharmacists would be suit.” You would think that informa- Our commissioners should reject SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor sued, the response from Mr. Eric tion presented would include accu- this “offer,” as there are still too Romano of the Romano Law Group rate data if you were making a case many unanswered questions to DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident in West Palm Beach was, “It’s pos- the county indeed had significant which specific answers have not TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman sible a local pharmacy could be taxpayer expense related to opioid been received. The underlying indirectly affected, but he’s never abuse management. agenda is for various law firms to heard of such an occurrence.” Mr. Mr. Williams was also correct in earn large amounts of money using Rod Smith from the law firm Avera saying that the focus should be on the facade of “helping” local gov- & Smith in Gainesville stated, unethical medical providers and the ernments address an opioid abuse LETTERS POLICY “We’re not about the local drug drug manufacturers/distributors, problem. In the long run, neither store,” he said. “I want to make it leaving our local citizens and busi- the person addicted nor the tax Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly very clear.” ness totally out of the class action payers will reap significant benefits written and double spaced. Letters will be edited for The majority of the time this suits. from this action. However, if there length and libel. Letters must be signed and include is not the case. Most everyone Mr. Carl Allison, owner of Baya is an agreement, there should be the writer’s name, address and telephone number for knows that when a suit is filed it Pharmacy, spoke out against the a specifically named short time is a “shotgun” approach. Anyone plan, calling it a “scheme to make duration, with no automatic renew- verification. Writers can have two letters per month remotely connected to the alleged money.” “I just don’t think this has als, and specifically exempt local published. Letters and guest columns are the opinion incident is most always named in anything to do with helping the pharmacies/pharmacists from being of the writers and not necessarily that of the Lake City a lawsuit whether they had direct opioid problem,” Mr. Allison is 100 named in the class action suits Reporter. responsibility or not. Those named percent correct. Mr. Bishop agreed, unless it is documented they know- BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL could be the pharmaceutical man- “The lawsuit would be about recov- ingly violated local, state or federal 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. ufacturer, pharmaceutical distrib- ering what the taxpayers spent com- laws. utor, prescribing provider, phar- bating the epidemic, not curbing it.” BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. macy or pharmacist dispensing Attorney Smith would not even Richard D. Poole BY EMAIL: [email protected] the item, even the cashier taking pin down just how much a contin- Lake City SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A COMMUNITY CALENDAR Today May 14 Bingo games Bingo games are offered FTA to meet every Sunday, Monday and Suwannee Chapter of the Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at Florida Trail Association the American Legion Post will hold its Monday, May 57, 2602 SW Main Blvd. in 14, 2018 meeting at the Lake City. There are three Suwannee River Water $250 jackpots each night. Management District Quarter games are played Office 9225 CR 49, Live at 3 p.m. For more, call 386- Oak, corner of US 90 and 752-7776. CR 49, 2 miles east of Live Oak, from 7-9 PM. Join members for dinner Tuesday before the meeting at the Brown Lantern at 5:30 PM. Volunteers needed Our program includes a Lake City Medical Center presentation featuring Tom Auxiliary needs volunteers Mirti, Director of Water who have a heart to serve. Resources Management The auxiliary need vol- with the Suwannee River unteers for all positions. Water Management District. Those interested in par- He is a Dendrochronologist ticipating in the program who uses tree rings to may pick up an application answer questions about the at the Lake City Medical natural world and the place Center Gift Shop or the of humans in its function- H2U office. For more, call ing. Bring a friend! 386-719-7713. For more details, contact: Chapter Chair, Norm Club registration McDonald, 386-776-1920 or The Boys’ Club of 386-362-3256. Columbia County is accept- COURTESY ing registration for the fall May 16 session. All children ages Perfect attendence for March 6-14 are eligible to attend. Fort White Elementary School second grade Students With Perfect Attendance for March, shown in no partic- Summer camp signup There are bus pickups ular order: Jennifer Artica-Chavez, Cody Bales, Isabella Crawford, Sophia Crawford, Quinton Dryden, Austin set to start from all elementary and Dube, Crystal Evans, Khloe Harris, DesRee James, Arrelious Jones, Ariel Legree, Deontay Lewis, Sydney Mills, Girls Club Summer middle schools. Fees for Adisynne O’Quinn, and Tyler Reeder. Camp and Boys Club @ the session are $200. For Teen Town Summer more, call 386-752-4184 or Camp will be holding their visit the club on Jones Way General Public registration in Lake City. three $250 jackpots each children’s programs, call fundraiser plant sale will beginning May 16 at 8 a.m. Duplicate Bridge Club night. Quarter games are 386-758-2101. take place at the Columbia at the Girls Club Facility. Seed Lending Library Lake City Duplicate Bridge played at 3 p.m. Mondays, County Fairgrounds in We will take registration The Columbia Seed Club meets at 12:30 p.m. Thursdays and Sundays. Saturday Lake City from 9 am to 1 until our summer camp is Lending Library is available Wednesdays at The Country Refreshments are available pm. And 4H members are full. at the main library branch Club at Lake City. All bridge at reasonable prices. For Farmers market holding a Bake Sale! Spots are limited and on in downtown Lake City on enthusiasts are welcome. For more information, call 752- The Lake DeSoto Farmers Shop early for the best a first come first served Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. more, call Dottie Rogers at 7776. Market is open every selection of herbs, peren- basis. The cost for the The CSLL meets at the Fort 386-758-8606. Saturday in the parking lot nials, natives, vegetable 9 week summer camp is White Branch from 2 to 4 ‘Preschool Storytime’ at Marion Avenue and Duval plants, butterfly plants and $275.00. p.m. on Wednesdays, and Volunteers needed “Preschool Storytime,” a Street, across from the more. Boys and Girls must be 6 volunteers will also be on The Christian Service library program for fami- Courthouse Annex. Hours You’ll find beautiful, years of age and completed hand on the first and third Center (421 NW Washington lies with preschoolers, is are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For blooming potted flowers the first grade through 12 Tuesday of each month St., Lake City) is in search held on Thursdays at 11 more, call 386-719-5766 or just in time for Mother’s years of age to attend. from 2 to 4 p.m. at the West of volunteers. The center’s a.m. at the main branch visit market.lcfla.com. Day. Great selection, supe- If you have any ques- branch library, 435 NW mission is to serve those in of the Columbia County rior quality, friendly service tions please contact Tara Hall of Fame Drive (off need in Columbia County Public Library, at 308 NW Potluck dinner and amazing prices. Krieghauser at 386-719- U.S. Highway 90 just past through Christian faith and Columbia Ave. in downtown A potluck dinner at 7 Bring your boxes, bags 5840 for information on Interstate 75). resources. For more, call Lake City. p.m. and dancing from 7:30 and wagons! The proceeds the Girls Club Program or 386-755-1770. For more information to 10:30 p.m. occurs each from our Plant Sale support Heyward Christie at 386- about the library’s chil- Saturday at either Lake gardening programs and 754-3607 for information Wednesday Haven seeks help dren’s programs, call 386- Butler Elementary School activities for the residents on the Boys Club at Teen Volunteers needed Haven is always seeking 758-2101. or Lake Butler Social Club. of Columbia County. Town Program. Community Hospice compassionate volunteers Dress code is casual dressy and Palliative Care recent- looking to give back and Friday and special occasion. ly opened a new office at make a positive impact on Admission is $10 for OBITUARY 163 SW Stonegate Terrace, their communities. There Spring book sale club members or $12 for Suite 105, Lake City. We are many ways in which The Columbia County guests. For more, call 813- Marilee Myers Garcia (Izzy) of Lake City. are looking for volunteers skills and a smile can make Public Library West 679-5390. Mrs. Marilee Myers, 75, of Fifteen grand- to serve in several different a difference by volunteer- Branch (435 NW Hall Lake City, passed away early children and capacities including: relief ing. Explore all of the pos- of Fame Drive, off U.S. May 10 Thursday morning, May 3, 2018 2 great-grand- visits for our patient’s fam- sibilities at www.beyourhav- Highway 90 just past at the Shands University of children also ilies, pet therapy, veteran en.org or by calling 386- Interstate 75) is holding a DAR to meet Florida Hospital in Gainesville survive. pinning and clerical help. 752-9191 to speak with the spring book sale through The Edward Rutledge after a extended illness. She Graveside Visit our web site, Volunteer. volunteer coordinator. April 30. Fill a bag with Chapter of the Daughters was born in Sheridan, Wyoming funeral ser- CommunityHospice.com to books for $3. For more of the American Revolution on June 22, 1942 to the late vices for Mrs. learn more about our vol- Free soil testing information, call 386-758- will hold its monthly meet- Richard “Dick” Bentzen and Gail Myers will be unteer on-boarding process Free soil pH tests are avail- 1321 or email dhorner@ ing at 10:30 a.m. on May Bentzen. She has made Lake City conducted on and to complete a volunteer able every Wednesday morn- columbiacountyfla.com. 10 in Room 102 of Wilson her home since 1988, moving Sunday, May 13, 2018 at 2 P.M. application. ing at the Columbia County S Rivers Library on the here from Wyoming. She was an in the Forest Lawn Memorial Extension Office, 971 W. Dinner and dancing campus of Florida Gateway Elementary School Teacher; and Gardens Cemetery; interment ‘Terrific Twos’ Duval St., Suite 170, in Lake Dances are held each College. Mary Jane Weaver in her spare time, enjoyed gar- will follow. Arrangements are “Terrific Twos,” a library City. Residents may bring a Friday night from 6 to 9 p.m. will present a program dening, listening to the Christian under the direction and care of program for toddlers, is sample to the office during at The Lifestyle Enrichment on “Discovering Edward BBN radio station and was very Gateway-Forest Lawn Funeral offered on Wednesdays regular business hours. For Center). $7 admission. Call Rutledge: The Patriot.” devoted stay at home mother. Home, 3596 S. US HWY 441, at 10:30 a.m. at the main more, call 752-5384. 386-755-0235 for more. Visitors are always wel- She is preceded in death by her Lake City, FL, 32025. Please branch of the Columbia come. husband, Charles M. Myers in leave words of comfort for the County Public Library, 308 ‘Catholics Come Home’ ‘Baby & Me’ 2016. family at www.gatewayforest- NW Columbia Ave. in A “Catholics Come “Baby & Me,” a library May 12 She is survived by her sons; lawn.com. downtown Lake City. For Home” and Adult Catholic program for parents and Curtis Myers (Amy) of Lake more information about Education Inquiry babies, is held on Fridays at Plant Sale City and William Myers (Jessica) Obituaries are paid advertise- the library’s children’s pro- Program will be present- 11 a.m. at the main branch The Florida Master of Lake City; daughters; Gail ments. For details, call the grams, call 386-758-2101. ed at San Juan Catholic of the Columbia County Gardeners (UF/IFAS Boehmer of Perry and Sarah Lake City Reporter’s classified Mission each 1st and 3rd Public Library, 308 NW Extension Columbia department at 752-1293. Al-Anon meeting Wednesday of the month Columbia Ave. in downtown County) are holding their An Al-Anon group from 7-8:15 p.m. Lake City. For more infor- 15thAnnual Plant Sale on NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING meets at First Christian mation about the library’s Saturday, May 12. This TO BE HELD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, ON Church (403 W. Duval St., WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 2018, AT 6:00 P.M. Lake City) at 6 p.m. on Thursday NOTICE OF MEETING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS LOCATED ON Mondays and 10 a.m. on COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY HALL AT GeriActors CITY OF LAKE CITY 205 NORTH MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA. Wednesdays. Newcomers Residents are invited to join group meets on Mondays the Reader’s Theater Group NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO FINALIZE THE SHORT LIST OF CITY MANAGER APPLICANTS TO BE INTERVIEWED. at 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays 8, 2018, at 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers located on the second oor of City from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting identified above. Volunteers needed Lifestyle Enrichment Center, The Christian Service 628 SE Allison Court. Pursuant to 286.0105, Florida Statutes, the City hereby advises the public if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Council with respect Center (421 NW to any matter considered at its meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record Washington St., Lake City) of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure is in search of volunteers. that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the Bingo at American Legion testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. The center’s mission is Bingo games are offered to serve those in need in every Sunday, Monday and SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for the Columbia County through Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at meeting identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please contact the please contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. Christian faith and resourc- the American Legion Post City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. es. For more, call 386-755- 57, 2602 SW Main Blvd. AUDRE E. SIES, MMC AUDREY E. SIKES, MMC 1770. in Lake City. There are City Clerk 6A SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER ‘The Fourth’ is with FGC grads 196 degrees given out in Star Wars based event

By TONY BRITT [email protected] raduating from Florida Gateway GCollege on May 4 turned out to be Star Wars- style adventure for more than 300 students Friday, complete with quotes from Yoda and challenges about the trilogies in people’s life. Florida Gateway College held a pair of spring commencement exercises Friday with 196 graduates walking across the stage in the morning commencement ceremony and 115 in the afternoon service. The Howard Conference Center was filled for both ceremonies. “Florida Gateway College was an amazing college and I was blessed to be able to go here,” said Tayannah Engle following the ceremony. “It was just a great place to learn.” Engle, who was home- schooled, was part of the school’s dual-enrollment program and was thankful her mother was able to attend her graduation. “I’m super proud of Tayannah,” Monya Engle, Tayannah’s mother said. “She overcame bullying several years ago and to see her graduate is just awesome.” Debra Parker graduated with her cousin and said the two shared a special bond by attending college and graduating together. “It was fun attending college with them,” she said. “You had somebody else to help you keep your grades up and it was cool having a family member out here with me.” Buie Summerlin was with a group of friends taking photos immediately following the ceremony. “I’m so excited to start the next journey in my life,” she said, noting she received her Associates of Arts Degree. “I plan to go to the University of Florida pursue a bachelor’s degree in nursing.” Her friend Emily Harrington said she enjoyed the commencement exercise. “I thought it was so original with the Star Wars theme and I’m just ready to go onto the next part of my life,” she said. “This means a lot. FGC is like a community and a big family and I know so many people out here that it just felt really nice to walk on the stage in front of everybody.” During the graduation ceremony, students received bachelors and well as associates diplomas. Some students were still in high school, while other students were grandparents. Lawrence Barrett, FGC president, was happy the Class of Spring 2018 had such a diverse makeup. “As usual, this is the best time of the year next to Christmas for me,” he said as he walked and talked to graduates in Pine Square after the ceremony. “It’s exciting to see those won- derful faces and the diverse group of students we had.” Barrett said 41 17-year-old students graduated and the PHOTOS BY TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter oldest graduate was 64. “For some, it’s the first time anyone in their family has graduated college,” Barrett said. “It’s just won- TOP: FGC associate diploma candidates are all smiles derful to see all these stu- as they enter Howard Conference Center Friday after- dents’ faces, opportunities noon. MIDDLE, LEFT: Sharon Best, the mace-bearer, and their hope for the future. smiles as she prepares to lead the faculty and stu- Just like Star Wars, these dents to commencement exercises. MIDDLE, RIGHT: students have an unknown Larita McCallum, a wife and mother of five children, destiny.” gets her diploma. ABOVE, AT LEFT: Lawrence Barrett, The commencement Florida Gateway College president, talks to the Spring ended with the students Class of 2018. ABOVE: The audience stands as the and faculty walking out of graduation candidates head to their seats. AT LEFT: the gym to the Star Wars’ Several graduation candidates wore decorated caps theme, in keeping with the spirit it’s famous “May the to the ceremony. Force be with you” phrase, with their names appearing on a monitor. SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 7A

Bull’s bill finds friends among CCFR with cancer concerns Region welcomes, personnel. toxic chemicals from active Springs county line about supports “Personally it’s not some- fires and even those extin- 9:30 a.m. and ended in thing that I really think guished still have a nega- Suwannee County about firefighter on trek about,” said Wehinger. tive impact on firefighters 5:30 p.m.,” he said. By COREY ARWOOD “You’re called to do a job, in their presence. Bull is scheduled to [email protected] not with things in our mind. At this point Wehinger arrive in Tallahassee on We’re just doing what we said no official bill has May 10. Last week, local firefight- were called to do.” been drafted. ers walked 17 miles across With statistics showing “It’s a good cause and TOP: Tom “Bull” Hill, back Columbia County to show that one in three firefight- he’s trying to raise aware- row, center, wearing scarf their support of a retired ers die from job related ness to get a bill passed,” and white Panama hat, firefighter, who was, and is, cancers, Wehinger said a he said. was honored on Tuesday, on his way from the Keys conversation was kindled. The website with Bull’s May 1 by area firefighters to Tallahassee. He said CCFR “absolute- petition found at BIT.LY/ Retired firefighter Tom has he marched through ly 100 percent” supports BULLSMARCH and on “Bull” Hill had 35,000 sig- Columbia County to pro- Bull’s efforts. Saturday it had reached natures by the time he mote awareness about “If you do contract can- nearly 90 percent of its left Columbia County last pending state legislation. cer you want your loved goal. Tuesday, Columbia County RIGHT: Shown are ones to be taken care of Wehinger said along Fire and Rescue Inspector/ packs of helmet shields and at this point that’s their trek up U.S. Highway Division Chief Josh something that doesn’t 27 to Suwannee County from firefighters who Wehinger said. The plan happen,” he said. “When they were greeted by have died of cancer was to raise awareness, as somebody points this out numerous supporters and nationwide. More than well as 50,000 signatures, to you it does spur conver- newfound sympathizers to 700 firefighters were rep- and to promote state leg- sation. Is our family going the cause. resented on a total of five islation to cover the high to be taken care if some- “We started at High COURTESY incidence of the job’s can- packs. thing like this happens to cer related deaths. us?” After Hill left, Wehinger Despite improvements said it started the conversa- to self-contained breathing tion at home among CCFR apparatus equipment, the

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Contact Eric Jackson or Jordan Kroeger 754-0420 SPORTS 754-0421 [email protected] Follow @LCR_Sports on Twitter for local stories, score updates and more [email protected] Sunday, May 6, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B COLLEGE TRACK & FIELD: CLASS 3A STATE MEET ROUNDUP Columbia duo medals at state Collins places 5th in finisher and teammate Jada to make the medal stand on Holton (11.40). Friday. triple jump, Raffey Collins, a junior, was just A medal didn’t look like finishes 8th in 3200. 0.05 meters back of fourth it was in the cards early on place. in the race as Raffey hung “Asherah is a very strong, around 10th place. But a late By JORDAN KROEGER all-around athlete,” Columbia push by the senior catapulted [email protected] coach Audre Ruise said. “She him past Belen Jesuit Prep’s was able to do everything Adam Magoulas and Logan JACKSONVILLE — she’s capable of doing. She Horning from New Smyrna Asherah Collins entered the really represented well today.” Beach. COURTESY OF UF ATHLETICS Class 3A state meet seeded “She was one of the young- Raffey finished with a time Florida pitcher Aleshia fourth in the high jump. er atheltes today and she of 9:40.86, just 0.10 seconds Ocasio pitched her sixth She had her sights set on a really did well. She was very ahead of Horning and only shutout of the season medal. strong all the way through to 0.06 in front of Magoulas. against Missouri on On Saturday, she brought the finals.” It was literally a photo finish Saturday. one home. While Collins was expected for the final spot on the medal Collins placed fifth in the to medal, teammate Yassin stand. triple jump with a distance of Raffey exceeded expectations. COURTESY Ocasio shuts out Tigers, “He of course wanted to Columbia’s Asherah Collins (left) is pictured Gators clinch series 11.20 meters. Northwestern’s Raffey was seeded 11th in the do better than eighth but he Dascha Robinson took gold 3200-meter entering the meet really made up a lot of time on the medal stand after placing fifth in with a jump of 12.19 meters, but finished eighth instead, the high jump at the Class 3A state meet COLUMBIA, Mo. – The CHS continued on 4B fourth-ranked Florida softball way ahead of second-place which was also good enough on Saturday. team clinched it’s seventh Southeastern Conference series with a 5-0 shutout vic- HORSE RACING: tory over Missouri Saturday PREP BASEBALL: COLUMBIA KENTUCKY DERBY afternoon. Aleshia Ocasio (17-6) hurled her sixth shutout of the season and struck out 10 Tigers Justify (28-26, 6-16 SEC) in the complete-game effort from the circle. A pair of solo home runs in wins the sixth and seventh innings pushed the Florida (46-8, 19-4 SEC) lead out to 4-0. Jordan Roberts belted her fourth sloppy home run of the year in the sixth while Amanda Lorenz crushed her eighth home run of the year in the top of the Derby seventh. The Gators claimed their fourth straight Southeastern JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter Baffert takes home Conference regular-season fifth title as trainer. championship after they Pictured is a chalk drawing outside of Columbia’s baseball field for the Tigers’ Senior Night on defeated Missouri 4-1 on Friday. Apr. 26. Five of Columbia’s six seniors have been a part of the program for its four straight district It’s the eighth overall regu- titles. Micah Krieghauser (1), Clayton Steinruck (4), Jacob Garnier (7), Cole Frier (12) and Caleb By BETH HARRIS lar-season league title for the Strickland (15) were all freshmen on the 2015 JV team that filled in for the suspended varsity for Associated Press program. two games. They won both contests, defeating Middleburg and Hamilton County. Lake City native Kayli Kvistad had two RBI in Friday’s victory LOUISVILLE, Ky. — If you want to bust a racing curse, UF baseball clinches call Bob Baffert. series at Texas A&M The white-haired trainer smashed a jinx that stood for COLLEGE STATION, Tex. — DISTRICT DYNASTY 136 years No. 1 Florida clinched the series Five Columbia seniors have been when Justify at No. 18 Texas A&M with a 6-1 splashed win on Saturday afternoon in a part of four straight district titles. through the College Station. Gators’ starter Jackson slop to win Kowar retired the first 14 By JORDAN KROEGER ber on the roster for two the Kentucky batters he faced on Saturday [email protected] games. With a pivotal dis- Derby by 2½ and finished with just one hit trict game up next on the lengths on allowed through six innings schedule, it was up to the Baffert Saturday. with eight strikeouts. There’s a dynasty on the JV team to help improve Not since Once again the sixth inning diamond at Columbia, and the Tigers’ seeding for the Apollo in 1882 had a colt won provided the separation. After five of its six seniors have the roses without racing as a a four-run sixth on Friday night upcoming tournament. had a hand in it from the Clayton Steinruck, 2-year-old. blew the game open, the very beginning. Gators scored three in the sixth Micah Krieghauser, Jacob Now, Baffert is in position to inning on Saturday to extend Even if they weren’t Garnier, Cole Frier and make another run at the Triple the lead to 4-0. necessarily wanted at the Caleb Strickland were all Crown. Three years ago, he On the season, UF has start. on that team as freshman. trained American Pharoah to scored 60 runs in the sixth The Tigers defeated “I remember before the sport’s first sweep of the inning – the most in any inning Gainesville for their fourth the game the varsity team Derby, Preakness and Belmont this season. straight district title on talking to me in the com- in 37 years. Brady Singer recorded the Wednesday, and although mons and they said, ‘You The chestnut colt that first complete-game shutout those five seniors have of his career on Friday night to have absolutely no chance. began his career in February only played varsity for Your only chance is if they improved to 4-0 — winning lead Florida to a 9-0 win in the two seasons, they helped series opener. bring their JV,’” Steinruck his races by a combined 21½ propel the program on this said. lengths — and gave Baffert run when they were just Hanson tosses no-hitter Middleburg brought its his fifth Derby victory. It freshmen on the JV team. varsity squad but it didn’t snapped a tie and left the in 5-0 win over NC State That’s because on Mar. matter. The young Tigers 65-year-old trainer trailing RALEIGH, N.C. — Redshirt 10, 2015, Columbia’s entire edged the Broncos 5-4 that FILE only Ben Jones with six. senior Kylee Hanson contin- varsity team was involved day, helping propel the in an altercation with Clayton Steinruck draws a walk against Mike Smith earned his sec- ued her impressive season for varsity team to the No. 2 ond Derby victory, becom- the Garnet and Gold, tossing Suwannee that led to the Middleburg on Mar. 13, 2015 when he ing at 52 the second-oldest a complete-game no-hitter suspension of every mem- DYNASTY continued on 4B was on the JV team. on Saturday for No. 11 Florida JUSTIFY continued on 3B State (43-10, 20-3 ACC) as the Seminoles won the season series over NC State (23-30, 5-17 ACC) with a 5-0 victory at PREP FOOTBALL: COLUMBIA Dail Stadium. Hanson scattered three walks and recorded seven Callum is the next man up in the Tigers’ backfield strikeouts in the win to state championship. Columbia improve to 25-4 on the season. Columbia’s junior RB has The Tigers haven’t reached the The best chance the Wolfpack taken over the top spot in running had to get in the hit column big game since that memorable 1997 back Kylen came in the bottom of the the team’s backfield. season when Callum posted 25 touch- Callum fourth inning when FSU cen- downs and cemented himself as one escapes terfielder Morgan Klaevemann By ERIC JACKSON of the state’s best backs. a tackle ranged over 100 feet to make a [email protected] Twenty-one years later, his son, during catch on the run in left center Kylen, is poised for the same oppor- to rob an extra-base hit from tunity. Thursday’s Lily Bishop. Columbia fans marveled at his Like his dad, he’s small in stature practice. It marks the fifth year in a strength and footwork – a rocket – but also like dad, he plays with the Callum row that the Seminoles have running back in the team’s signature is replac- won 20 conference games in power of a rhino. a season and Florida State is Wing-T offense who could run past Kylen Callum enters spring practice ing Teon the only school in league his- you, or through you if necessary. with the keys to the backfield. The ris- Dollard, tory to win 20 ACC games in Quinton Callum devoured defenses, ing junior says he’s looking forward to who grad- a single year, holding the ACC especially his senior year. his first year as the starting running uates this record of 24 wins in 2014 and Backed by a tenacious defense and back, never an easy role to fill with spring. 2017. The Seminoles also won talented Callum-led offense, Columbia the storied history of great running Friday’s matchup 9-1 in five went undefeated during the regular innings. season and made it to the Class 6A CALLUM continued on 4B ERIC JACKSON/Lake City Reporter 2B SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD PREP TENNIS: COLUMBIA TV LISTINGS MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Today East Division East Division AUTO RACING W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 1 p.m. Boston 23 9 .719 — Atlanta 19 13 .594 — FS2 — IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar New York 23 10 .697 ½ Philadelphia 18 14 .563 1 Championship Series, Acura Sports Car Toronto 18 16 .529 6 New York 17 14 .548 1½ Challenge at Mid-Ohio, at Lexington, Tampa Bay 15 16 .484 7½ Washington 17 17 .500 3 Ohio Baltimore 8 24 .250 15 Miami 12 20 .375 7 2 p.m. Central Division Central Division FS1 — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Series, AAA 400 Drive for Autism, at Cleveland 17 16 .515 — St. Louis 19 12 .613 — Dover, Del. Detroit 14 18 .438 2½ Milwaukee 20 14 .588 ½ BEACH VOLLEYBALL Minnesota 12 17 .414 3 Chicago 16 14 .533 2½ 11:30 p.m. Kansas City 10 23 .303 7 Pittsburgh 18 16 .529 2½ NBCSN — AVP Tour, FIVB Huntington Chicago 9 22 .290 7 Cincinnati 8 25 .242 12 Beach Open, at Huntington Beach, Calif. West Division West Division (same-day tape) W L Pct GB W L Pct GB BOWLING Los Angeles 20 12 .625 — Arizona 21 11 .656 — Noon Houston 21 13 .618 — Colorado 19 15 .559 3 ESPN — PBA Tour, League semifinals, at Seattle 18 13 .581 1½ San Francisco 18 15 .545 3½ Portland, Maine (taped) Oakland 16 16 .500 4 Los Angeles 15 18 .455 6½ COLLEGE BASEBALL Texas 13 21 .382 8 San Diego 12 22 .353 10 1 p.m. ESPN2 — Florida at Texas A&M Friday’s Games Today’s Games COLLEGE SOFTBALL N.Y. Yankees 7, Cleveland 6 Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. 4 p.m. Tampa Bay 6, Toronto 2 Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. ESPN2 — Arkansas at LSU Boston 5, Texas 1 Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. COURTESY COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Minnesota 6, Chicago White Sox 4 Philadelphia at Washington, 1:35 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Kansas City 4, Detroit 2 San Francisco at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. ESPN2 — NCAA Beach Volleyball CHS tennis teams hand out hardware Houston 8, Arizona 0 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. Tournament, second semifinal, at Gulf Oakland 6, Baltimore 4 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Shores, Ala. Columbia’s boys and girls tennis teams recently held their end of the year ban- L.A. Angels 5, Seattle 0 Detroit at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. 2 p.m. Washington 7, Philadelphia 3 Boston at Texas, 3:05 p.m. quet. Awards were handed out to Cole Wehrli (MVP), Hanna Wheeler (MVP), ESPN — NCAA Beach Volleyball Cincinnati 4, Miami 1 Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. McKenna Thomas (Tiger Award), Brien Boudreau (Coach’s Award), Ally Mitchell Tournament, championship, at Gulf Colorado 8, N.Y. Mets 7 Houston at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Shores, Ala. (Most Improved) and Tanner Thomas (Tiger Award). San Francisco 9, Atlanta 4 L.A. Angels at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. DRAG RACING Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 4 L.A. Dodgers vs. San Diego, 4:10 p.m. 11:30 a.m. St. Louis 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Miami at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. FS1 — NHRA, Southern Nationals, quali- L.A. Dodgers 4, San Diego 0 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. CELTICS 101, 76ERS 98, OT CAPITALS 6, fying, at Commerce, Ga. (taped) Saturday’s Games Monday’s Games 6 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 5, Cleveland 2 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. PENGUINS 3 FS1 — NHRA, Southern Nationals, finals, St. Louis 8, Chicago Cubs 6, 10 innings N.Y. Mets at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. at Commerce, Ga. (same-day tape) Celtics take 3-0 Philadelphia 3, Washington 1 Miami at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. GOLF Detroit 3, Kansas City 2 Detroit at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Caps win 7:30 a.m. Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 3 Minnesota at St. Louis, 8:10 p.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, GolfSixes, series lead with Minnesota 8, Chicago White Sox 4 Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Day 2, at St. Albans, England to put Pens San Francisco 11, Atlanta 2 Washington at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 1 p.m. Colorado 2, N.Y. Mets 0 GOLF- PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Miami 6, Cincinnati 0 OT win over 76ers Championship, final round, at Charlotte, Castro drives in 3, Marlins on brink Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 3 N.C. San Diego 7, L.A. Dodgers 4 beat Reds to even series By DAN GELSTON was about a seven-min- By STEPHEN WHYNO 3 p.m. Boston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. ute delay while team CBS — PGA Tour, Wells Fargo Associated Press Associated Press Houston at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. CINCINNATI (AP) — Starlin Castro drove Championship, final round, at Charlotte, employees scrambled to Baltimore at Oakland, 9:05 p.m. in three runs with a homer and a double, N.C. clean up the mess on the L.A. Angels at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. backing another strong performance by GOLF — Champions Tour, Insperity Caleb Smith, and the Miami Marlins beat PHILADELPHIA — court. Some players even WASHINGTON — Jakub Invitational, final round, at The the Cincinnati Reds 6-0 on Saturday night. Al Horford scored the scooped up confetti as Vrana scored the go-ahead Woodlands, Texas Rays beat Blue Jays get The Marlins will try to win their fourth go-ahead basket for goal with 4:38 remaining, 5:30 p.m. everyone waited for the within 1 game of .500 straight series on Sunday. GOLF — LPGA Tour, Volunteers of Boston late in overtime start of overtime. Braden Holtby made 35 Miami got Smith (2-3) from the America Texas Classic, final round, at The ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Denard Span Yankees in the offseason as part of a deal in a wild Game 3 where Belinelli opened OT saves and the Washington Colony, Texas drove in his team-leading 24th run to for right-hander Michael King. The left- the Philadelphia 76ers with a 23-footer and Capitals beat the MLB BASEBALL help the surging Tampa Bay Rays beat the hander has been stingy in his last three gave away the basketball Pittsburgh Penguins 6-3 in 1 p.m. Redick followed with a 3 Toronto Blue Jays 5-3 on Saturday night. starts, allowing only two runs and seven MLB — Regional coverage, Cleveland at and the confetti, leading that appeared to take him Game 5 Saturday night to Jake Faria (3-1) allowed a run and hits in 18 2/3 innings with 26 strikeouts. NY. Yankees OR Toronto at Tampa Bay three hits in 5 1/3 innings as the Rays got Against the Reds, he gave up three the Celtics to a 101-98 off the hook. take a 3-2 lead in the sec- 4 p.m. their 11th victory in 14 games to improve hits and fanned seven in 5 2/3 innings, win on Saturday night. But the Celtics ond-round series and put ESPN — L.A. Dodgers vs. San Diego, at to 15-16. Alex Colome, the fourth Tampa escaping threats created by a couple of The Celtics go for the the back-to-back defending Monterrey, Mexico wouldn’t let them pull Bay reliever, got five outs for his sixth Marlins errors. Three relievers completed 8 p.m. sweep on Monday. away and Horford Stanley Cup champions on save. a four-hitter. ESPN — Chicago Cubs at St. Louis The Rays chased Aaron Sanchez (2-3) Miami’s struggling offense got the The ending to regula- escaped for a layup with the brink of elimination. NBA BASKETBALL in the fourth, taking a 4-1 lead on Span’s early lead with a pair of homers off tion was about as wild as 5.5 seconds that gave Vrana made coach Barry 3:30 p.m. single and a sacrifice fly by Matt Duffy. rookie Tyler Mahle (2-4). Martin Prado ABC — NBA playoffs, Western it gets for both teams. JJ Boston a 99-98 lead. Ben Trotz look like a genius for Span’s 24 RBIs have come in 90 at-bats. doubled in the first and Castro followed Conference semifinal, Game 4, Golden Redick threw away the Simmons then threw the moving him to the top line Teoscar Hernandez and Lourdes with his 100th career homer. Justin Bour State at New Orleans Gurriel Jr. each homered for the Blue added a solo shot in the sixth inning, his basketball on an errant ball away after a timeout alongside Alex Ovechkin and 8 p.m. Jays, who have lost eight of 12. team-leading sixth homer. pass to no one that was and Horford sealed the Evgeny Kuznetsov, replacing TNT — NBA playoffs, Western Sanchez, who entered 1-0 with an Castro’s RBI double started a three- Conference semifinal, Game 4, Houston scooped by Terry Rozier win with two free throws. Devante Smith-Pelly in the 0.86 ERA in three starts at Tropicana Field, run rally in the eighth. Brian Anderson at Utah who threw to Jaylen Jayson Tatum scored 24 second period. Vrana sprung gave up four runs, five hits, four walks singled home two more. NHL HOCKEY and had three strikeouts in 3 2/3 innings. Miami’s J.T. Realmuto went 0 for 3 Brown for the basket and points and Rozier had 18. Kuznetsov for a breakaway 3 p.m. Wilson Ramos extended his hitting and was hit by a pitch, ending a 12-game an 89-87 lead. Joel Embiid had 22 on Washington’s tying goal NBC — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, streak to 13 games with an RBI single in hitting streak that was the longest active Eastern Conference, semifinal, Game 5, Seconds later, Marco points and 19 rebounds for 52 seconds into the third and the third that put Tampa Bay up 2-0. in the NL. Boston at Tampa Bay Belinelli stunned everyone the Sixers, Redick scored finished off Ovechkin’s pass 7:30 p.m. with a falling 22-footer in 18 and Simmons 16. for the game-winner. NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, NBA PLAYOFFS NHL PLAYOFFS front of the 76ers bench as Redick and Dario Saric The Capitals are one vic- Western Conference, semifinal, Game 6, Vegas at San Jose Conference semifinals Conference semifinals time expired that sent the each hit 3s during the tory from advancing to the SOCCER Friday’s Games Friday’s Games game into overtime — and 13-0 run that helped the Eastern Conference final for 8:30 a.m. Game 3: New Orleans 119, Golden State 100 Game 4: Tampa Bay 4, Boston 3, OT confetti mistakenly blasted Sixers take a 51-48 lead the first time in the Ovechkin NBCSN — Premier League, Manchester Warriors lead series 2-1 Lightning lead series 3-1 from the cannon. There into halftime. era and overall since 1998. City vs. Huddersfield Town Game 3: Houston 113, Utah 92 Game 5: Vegas 5, San Jose 3 11:30 a.m. Rockets lead series 2-1 Golden Knights elad series 3-2 CNBC — Premier League, Arsenal vs. Saturday’s Games Saturday’s Games Burnley Game 3: Boston 101, Philadelphia 98, OT Game 5: Washington 6, Pittsburgh 3 NBCSN — Premier League, Chelsea vs. Celtics lead series 3-0 Capitals lead series 3-2 Liverpool Game 3: Toronto at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Game 5: Winnipeg at Nashville, 9:30 p.m. Cavaliers lead series 2-0 Series is tied 2-2 Monday, May 7 Today’s Games Today’s Games COLLEGE BASEBALL Game 4: Golden State at New Orleans, 3:30 p.m. Game 5: Boston at Tampa Bay, 3 p.m. 7 p.m. Game 4: Houston at Utah, 8 p.m. Game 6: Vegas at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 — Florida St. at Clemson Monday’s Games Monday’s Games MLB BASEBALL Game 4: Boston at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Game 6: Washington at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Game 4: Toronto at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Game 6: Nashville at Winnipeg, 9:30 p.m. ESPN — Minnesota at St. Louis 11 p.m. Spurs’ Hammon plans NHL warns Marchand to MLB — Regional coverage, Washington at San Diego OR Houston at Oakland to interview with Bucks stop licking opponents NBA BASKETBALL 6 p.m. MILWAUKEE (AP) — San Antonio (AP) — The NHL has told Brad Marchand TNT — NBA playoffs, Eastern Spurs assistant Becky Hammon plans to stop licking opponents or the Boston Conference, semifinal, Game 4, Boston at to interview for the Milwaukee Bucks’ Bruins forward will face punishment. Philadelphia coaching job, a person familiar with the Senior vice president of hockey 8:30 p.m. search told The Associated Press. operations Colin Campbell spoke to TNT — NBA playoffs, Eastern Conference, The person requested anonymity Marchand and Bruins general manag- semifinal, Game 4, Toronto at Cleveland because the team does not comment on er Don Sweeney on Saturday about NHL HOCKEY potential candidates. Marchand’s actions against Tampa Bay a 7 p.m. A woman has never been a head night earlier. Marchand licked Lightning NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, coach in the NBA. Hammon is the first forward Ryan Callahan on the face during Eastern Conference, semifinal, Game 6, full-time female assistant in the league. Game 4 of their second-round series after Washington at Pittsburgh ESPN.com first reported the planned appearing to do the same to Toronto’s 9:30 p.m. interview. Leo Komarov earlier in the playoffs. NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Hammon just finished her fourth sea- The league says Marchand has been Western Conference, semifinal, Game 6, son as an assistant with the Spurs. She put on notice that his actions are unac- Nashville at Winnipeg served as coach of the Spurs’ Las Vegas ceptable. He could be fined or suspended Summer League entry in 2015 and 2016. by the NHL if he continues to lick players. Day seizes control at Quail Hollow on Day 3

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Jason Day made five birdies over his last 10 holes for a 4-under 67, giving him a two-shot lead in the Wells Fargo Championship as he goes for his second PGA Tour victory this year. Day finished with a daring play on the 18th. With his bare feet in the stream and the ball on the bank well above his feet, he hit a full wedge to the back of the green for a two-putt par. He was at 10-under 203. Nick Watney overcame a double bogey on the par-5 10th hole with four birdies over his last six holes for a 66. He will be in the final group for the first time in nearly four years as he tries to win for the first time since a back injury two years ago. Peter Uihlein finished the front nine with five straight birdies and started the back nine with an eagle. He shot 62, one off Rory McIlroy’s course record, and wound up three shots out of the lead and in the penultimate group. Phil Mickelson shot a 64, his best score of the year. He starts Sunday four shots out of the lead. McIlroy three-putt- ed the last hole and still shot 66. Tiger Woods finished with a 68. He was nine shots behind. SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3B

OUTDOORS On target at Pinemount Elementary shooting. Then, to join the By MONTY STEPHENS Archery Team, the kids must Special to the Reporter prove they can follow rules and be good students. During prac- “Our program is just three tice the theme is “Focus and years old and our kids are com- Adjust.” Archery is a fine motor peting and winning at the state sport and the kids are asked to level,” Richard Decker said. re-evaluate their performance Tracey Brinkley, Tim after each shot. Grinstead and Decker are During competition, the the driving forces behind the kids get one practice round, Pinemount Elementary School followed by three “Ends” Archery Team. The team con- that count toward scoring. sists of 18 kids ranging in age An “End” is a volley of five from seven years old to 11. arrows. The kids have two Brinkley added, “In our first minutes to fire their five year of state competition, we arrows. The targets are scored took home the second and third with 10 points for a bullseye. place trophies.” The scores diminish for each Decker chimed in, “Now, hit in an outer ring. A perfect in the state of Florida for the score shooting 15 arrows Elementary School Division, would be 150. we have the No. 1 girl archer The team is preparing for (Jordan Smith), the No. 2 girl NASP Eastern National com- archer (Olivia Grinstead), and petition in Louisville Kentucky the No. 5 boy archer (Logan on May 10-12. There is no Grinstead.)” funding by the school system For sure, these are huge for travel to this competition. accomplishments for a new pro- To get there, the kids will ride gram. Decker’s pride when he with parents. Fundraising events discusses this program is com- have been held all year to help pletely justified. offset costs for entry fees, gas, Pinemount started their hotel rooms and a team dinner program in 2015 when the following competition. Principal Columbia School System was Donna Darby, noted that these awarded a grant from NASP kids have held car washes, sold (National Archery in Schools chicken Perlau dinners and Program.) many other items things. The Decker noted, “I’m not exact- teachers have donated money ly sure how much money we for special days such as Blue got, but it was enough to buy Jean Friday and Hat Days. 12 Mathews Genesis bows, Despite these efforts, the team five targets, arrows and some is in need of additional dona- other essentials. That was all tions. we needed to get this program Darby noted the Archery going.” Team gives these kids a chance Several other Columbia to “Shine.” She feels every County Schools also started child needs an opportunity to their program at the same excel. time. “Some kids will be great in Decker was targeted, pun sports, others in scholastics intended, for this program but some kids need some- because he is an avid bow thing else,” Darby said. “At hunter. He said when he was Pinemount, we have numer- approached to lead the pro- ous extracurricular activities gram, he jumped at the chance. for our students to enjoy This gave him the chance to and become proficient in. share his extensive knowledge Hopefully the programs we of archery with his skills as offer will contribute to build- an educator. Judging from ing self-esteem and scholastic the incredible success of the success. We recognize the Archery Team, Decker’s plan kids as individuals, but we win has worked. as team.” To join the Archery Team, Donations to offset costs the kids must first join the are being accepted.If anyone Archery Club. At the Archery wishes to make a contribution, Club, the kids start with class- please call Veronica Bennett, room-type instruction in safe- Fundraising Coordinator at ty, bow/arrow nomenclature 386-755-8179. If you have any COURTESY and the rules for competition. questions about the program, The Pinemount Elementary Archery Team in practice. Pictured are Luke Hallberg (front to back), Once they learn the basics, please email Tracey Brinkley at: Olivia Grinstead and Elyjah Jones. they are allowed to practice [email protected].

Audible was another head foretelling his ability to JUSTIFY back in third and paid $5.80 handle what he would face Continued From 1B to show. at Churchill Downs on the Good Magic was the first Saturday in May. only horse to have a serious Justify announced his pres- winning jockey. Bill shot at Justify turning for ence nationally last month in Shoemaker was 54 when home. Good Magic, under the Santa Anita Derby, with he won with Ferdinand in Jose Ortiz, drifted out while a front-running, three-length 1986. Justify and Smith kept a clear victory over Bolt d’Oro, who Smith crossed the finish and straight inside path. ended up 12th on Saturday. line at Churchill Downs Records and streaks are “He’s the most beautiful with only a few specks made to be a broken and horse,” Baffert said. “He of mud on his white and Baffert is certainly on a tear. has that presence about green silks in the rainiest Justify won his career him. Every day at Santa Derby in the race’s 144- debut on Feb. 18 at Santa Anita everybody says, year history. Nearly 3 Anita under 23-year- ‘Who is that?’” inches fell on the crowd of old Drayden Van Dyke. The victory was worth 157,813 throughout the day. Baffert, sensing he had $1,432,000 to owners WinStar “Amazing horse,” Smith a special horse, knew he Farm, China Horse Club, said. “He’s got that ‘it’ factor. needed a rider who could Starlight Racing and Head of He is so above average, he’s handle the pressure of Plains Partners. They bought got unbelievable talent and the Triple Crown trail and Justify for $500,000. he’s got a mind to go with it. reached out to Smith. Instilled Regard, an 85-1 He was loving this stuff.” They teamed to win shot, was fourth, followed by Smith’s silks were nearly Justify’s second race on 6-1 second choice My Boy spotless after he kept Justify March 11 in the mud, Jack, Bravazo and Hofburg. near the lead throughout the race. He gunned Justify out of the No. 7 spot in the starting gate — something Baffert said had to happen — and the colt’s early speed helped hook leader Promises Fulfilled from the start. “When he got away clean, then I thought we had a chance,” Baffert said. “We had to get away. Then Mike took his time.” They set a blistering pace through the muck, going a half-mile in 45.77 seconds. Entering the final turn, Justify took the lead and kept on going to the finish under Smith’s left-handed whip. Justify, the 5-2 favorite in the field of 20, ran 1¼ miles in 2:04.20. He paid $7.80, $6 and $4.40. “I was just in awe of the performance,” Baffert said. “He just put himself up there with the greats.” Good Magic returned $9.20 and $6.60, while 4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018

YOUTH GYMNASTICS Elite status for local gymnasts

FILE Cole Frier catches a fly ball for an out against Middleburg on Mar. 13, 2015 when he was on the JV team. a senior from three years DYNASTY ago, two years ago or last year.” Continued From 1B The Tigers were the No. Photos by MANDIE BARBER/Special to the Reporter 3 seed in the district tourna- The Eleven Bard Gymnasts recently achieved Elite status at the AAU state meet in Daytona Beach. Pictured are: seed in the district tournament, mired in a five-game Front Row: Abigail Koger (from left), Adriauna Combs, Rhaine Vasey, Beatriz Pedro and Haidyn Markham. Back ment one month later. losing streak just two weeks Row: Emma Boone (from left), Rema Summerlin, Lindsay Ogburn, Brandi Oliver, Lauren Tylutki and Hailey Busch. “After the game varsity ago. They could hear the was mad that we had won,” whispers around town, that said Steinruck, who started they were going to be the in left field that night. ones who ended the district JV won its next game streak. as well, a 3-1 victory over But they righted the ship, Hamilton County. No nearly overnight, to win one on that varsity squad five straight and another thought they had a chance, gold trophy, this time over but they did. top-seeded Gainesville. And they did it twice. “I was pretty close with “That’s my all-time the seniors from my soph- favorite memory during omore year and, obviously this period,” Krieghauser they want you to carry the said. “When you’re on JV, legacy on, but they don’t you’re kind of overlooked want you to live up to the by the varsity players and same thing as them proba- they didn’t think we were bly,” Steinruck said. “I was better than they were and hearing it from them like, at the time we did and ‘Oh, you guys should’ve we went out and won two been way better this year. varsity games that no one Gainesville’s going to kill in Columbia thought we you all in the district title would win and we won game’ and we went out both of them. That was and won it. That was pretty pretty special.” sweet.” Krieghauser even made But ask any of them a big impact in that game, and they’ll tell you: four making a relief appear- straight district titles are Lauren Tylutki of Bard Gymnastics ance where he worked great, but they don’t want Bard Gymnastics division winners at the AAU state meet are pic- won Florida AAU All-American the Tigers out of a jam. for only that to be their With Columbia clinging lasting legacy. They want tured. Front row: Trinity Allen in Level 3 (from left) and Beatriz Gymnast honors at the state meet in to a one-run lead and run- Pedro in Xcel Silver. Back row: Lauren Tylutki in Xcel Platinum (from Daytona Beach on April 14-15. Her all to accomplish something ners on first and second, that’s never been done at left) and Lindsey Barnhard in Xcel Silver around score was 37.95 Krieghauser came in and Columbia and that’s win a retired two straight batters regional title. to preserve the lead. The furthest the class of CHS “I feel like us as a JV 2016 ever advanced was the Continued From 1B team, we gained some regional semifinals. Those respect after that and now Tigers fell to Oakleaf in the we’re on varsity and we second round in 2015 and because he was actually in about 10th or have all those old seniors’ then to Creekside in 2016. 11th and he kind of ran his way just to get in respect,” Krieghauser This incarnation of there. He really was very proud.” said. “Like Coach [Brian] the Tigers has a chance Columbia’s boys 4x100 relay team Thomas said earlier in the to take down Creekside of TJamari Pate, Lorinza Jelks, James year, we don’t want to be on Tuesday night in the Williamson and Tracy White came up short that team that doesn’t go Region 1-7A quarterfinals. in the event’s prelims on Friday. The quartet out and win that fourth Columbia flamed out quick finished 20th out of 23 teams in a stacked district title because we’re last season, going out in the field, posting a time of 43.9 seconds. going to get nagged on so same round to St. Augustine For perspective, Northwestern’s team when we went out and won on its home field. won first place with a time of 41.59 seconds it. That was awesome.” Tuesday’s matchup is on Saturday. Their older classmates again in the Jungle, and “Where we’re running 42, 43-something, would return, and they these five seniors aren’t these guys were almost 39, 40-something,” went on to win the pro- about to end their careers Ruise said. “The guys from South Florida gram’s first district title without a fight. There’s are just amazing. They really looked so since 2010. They won plenty of legacy to be left well out there but we weren’t intimidat- another in 2016 while those before this group hangs it ed by them honestly. Our numbers just then five sophomores were up for the last time. weren’t there to do what we needed to do. relegated to JV for another They can start by doing But we represented as well as we could year, but ever since those a couple of things the have.” two games back in 2015, class of 2016 never did — Ruise said after the meet that she is very those five Tigers have had beat Creekside and win a humbled and appreciative to have the oppor- a chip on the shoulder. regional semifinal game. tunity to coach all six of her atheltes to qual- Maybe it’s because no If they can do that, they’ll ified for state. one believed in them then. advance to the school’s first “I want to thank all my coaches who have Maybe it’s because not regional final since 2012. really gone beyond the call in preparing our many believed in them this “We haven’t won any- entire team as well as our State qualifiers: year. thing besides districts. We Ed Morse, Cristopher Washington, Travis “They were very open want to be that team that Sheppard, and Tracy White, Sr., Columbia COURTESY about that,” Thomas said. leaves a bigger legacy than schools, parents, family, Steve Faulkner and Columbia’s Yassin Raffey is pictured on the medal stand after “They talked a lot about just a district champion- Trey Hosford, “ Ruise said. placing eighth in the 3200-meter race in Class 3A on Friday. not wanting to have to see ship,” Krieghauser said.

year. His role even expanded could be indicative of what’s to the goal you’re chasing. Right who dons the No. 22 jersey like CALLUM when Dollard was injured late come — yet maintains that the now we’re strong at the receiv- his pops did. “He tells what stuff Continued From 1B last season, scoring three touch- offensive line must continue to er position [and] we have us a to do when I come to practice downs in the regional quarter- be stout up front so Callum can dynamic tailback and very good since we don’t have a varsity final loss to Lincoln. The shifty do the special things that he quarterback. We’re having to [running backs] coach yet. He backs who’ve come before him at back has worked tirelessly this does. now build that continuity that still helps me out a lot. We go Columbia. offseason trying to improve his Columbia is replacing three of we need with our offensive line home sometimes and talk about After being an understudy strength and agility ahead of the five starters from that unit this guys.” last year to graduated running it.” new campaign. coming season. In the meantime, Callum is It’s clear after the first couple back Teon Dollard, the next guy “Just trying to get a little bit “He’s looking good, he’s quietly working on every inch weeks of spring ball, there’s a up, Callum, says he’s ready to faster,” Callum said. “I want a had a good spring,” Allen said of his game. His dad, the team’s heap of talent on Columbia’s restore the roar at Tiger Stadium little bit more burst. I don’t want of Callum. “Again it’s getting longtime running back coach, this fall. just 40 yards, I want the whole those guys in front of him stepped down months ago after offense, which soon will be “Of course, I’m ready,” he hundred.” where they’re comfortable with 14 years. unleashed on opposing defenses. said. “I got another year up After exploding onto the everything that we’re doing But that hasn’t stopped him Callum and the rest of the Tigers under my belt. I got to see Teon scene last year, there’s high so we’re able to open up lanes from seeking out advice from his expect to light up the score- do his thing, and it’s my turn hopes for Callum in a full-time for [Callum]. Just doing the former coach. board when the new season rolls now.” starter role. Columbia head things we do on offense… The “Even though he’s not out around. Callum still made his presence coach Brian Allen believes the biggest thing is to have all the here, he’s still on the phone tell- “We got it. It’s all there. We felt as the secondary back last sophomore’s play late season pieces to the puzzle to pursue ing me what to do,” said Callum, still just got to put it all together.” Classifi ed Department 755-5440 SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B LAKE CITY REPORTER Take ADvantage of the CLASSIFIED Reporter Classifieds! 755-5440 ADVANTAGE

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Week of Sun., May 6–12, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C Wilson Park set for expansion, revitalization By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Wilson Park is the latest downtown area scheduled for expansion and revitalization work as the downtown area continues to reinvent itself becoming more family-friendly. The Lake City Community Redevelopment Agency is planning on adding a band shell and making other improvements at the park. The project is expected to cost roughly $1.1 million. Melinda Moses, Lake City city council member and Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory committee chairman, said a development plan for the Wilson Park area was devised about eight years ago and they were waiting for funding to implement the plan. “We’ve had the plan and now we’re implementing COURTESY it with the funds,” she An artist’s rendition of a band shell that will be erected on the banks of Lake DeSoto at Wilson Park. The Community Redevelopment said. “We waited until we Agency, which plans to renovate and revitalize the park, plans to begin construction on the bank shell within the next few weeks. had enough Community Redevelopment Agency ing the parking area. The that was the plan, but we’ve circling the lake will be style, but they were con- Community Development money.” park has been the site of had to move it to the edge closed. sidering implementing con- administrator. Wilson Park will be several additions — Darby of the water for monetary On the northside of the crete, oblong amphitheater With the addition of the upgraded with a band shell, Pavilion and a playground, reasons. It would be about lake, seating for 300-500 styles seating. new seating, the gazebo seating and have other in the past few years. $250,000 on the water.” people will be added for “It’s still in the plan- that is currently on site will improvements. “The big diamond in The band shell will be a attending concerts and ning stages and is being be removed. Wilson Park, on the the ring is the band shell,” 30-feet x 50-feet structure. other activities that occur designed by North Florida “We’ve got to take it out north side of Lake DeSoto, Moses said. “We wanted it No determination has been at the venue. Officials have Professional Services,” is roughly one acre, exclud- extending onto the water, made whether the road not yet selected the seating said Beverly Jones, interim PARK Continued on C2

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From PARK Page C1 funding to do the initial phase of the park’s revital- anyway because the roof ization work with the band is rotting,” Moses said. shell and seating. However, “We’d like to have concerts as the city collects move where people can go to the TIF (Tax Increment Halpatter Brewery, Marion Financing) funds, the other Street Deli or Sal’s and phases of the project will have dinner and walk down be added later. The city to the lake.” receives roughly $247,000 Behind Darby Pavilion, annually in tax incentive Wilson park will be extend- funding. ed with an asphalt, kid- To the west of Wilson ney-shaped walkway with Park, the city has pur- electrical outlets. The walk- chased a piece of property way will contain speakers. where restrooms will be The Rotary Club of Lake added. City added a children’s Plans for the Wilson playground area to Wilson Park renovation work Park and that area will also were approved during the be upgraded with some Community Redevelopment new playground equipment Meeting in late April and for disabled children. some construction work is “We’re looking at the expected in the near future. lake as an entire area,” “Within a few weeks we Moses said. “We want to should start seeing things TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter initially do the band shell, moving and shaking,” Jordyn Pugh,4, (from left) plays with Monte Johnson, 2, Trayton Willliamson, 4, and Tobyn Williams, 2, while at but add-on as we go, with Moses said. the Rotary Children’s Playground in Wilson Park. The park is scheduled to receive additional playground equipment some exercise equipment Moses said she was for disabled children. around the lake and things pleased to see the begin- that will bring people down ning phase of the park Advisory Board,” she said. it.” property around the lake. of town Lester McKellum here for a fun afternoon expansion and revitaliza- “As a parent, grandparent Moses said when she “Now that the economy is doing apartment com- with their children. We tion work begin. and longtime resident, to was first elected to city has gotten better and busi- plexes and this whole area want to bring families back “This project has kind of me, this is what Lake City council in 2008, the econ- nesses are moving down- is hopefully going to be here and we’re just really been my whole career on is. We’ve always had this omy was horrible and city town, it’s just going to be so family-friendly. We’re excited about it.” the city council because here with that beautiful officials were unable to a whole theme (of revital- excited.” The city has enough I’m chairman of the CRA lake and property around work on beautifying the ization),” she said. “North

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COURTESY Chandra Curbelo, second from right, receives the overall Daisy Award from CNO Karen Henson, center, for her exceptional patient care as an ICU Nurse. Also pictured are special guest LC Bradley, ER Nurse and honorable mention Markie Hunter and CEO Rick Naegler. Curbelo receives Daisy Award from Lake City Medical Center Nurses at Lake City Medical Center are Chandra was a true professional and asset Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP), a little given in front of their colleagues, physi- being honored with The DAISY Award for to this medical institution. known but not uncommon auto-immune cians, patients, and visitors. The family Extraordinary Nurses. The award is part Chandra exemplifies compassion, care disease. The care Patrick and his family that nominated the award recipient is also of the DAISY Foundation’s program to coordination, and empathy. He went on received from nurses while he was ill invited so they may participate in the pre- recognize the super-human efforts nurses to say that he wishes everyone that ever inspired this unique means of thanking sentation as well. LCMC received several perform every day. This award was most has a loved one in a healthcare setting nurses for making a profound difference heart touching nominations describing recently awarded to Chandra Curbelo. has the opportunity to experience the in the lives of their patients and patient nurses as patient and kind, comforting, Chandra was nominated by a community care that his family did and a have a families. understanding, and extraordinary. All member after the care his family member nurse like Chandra. The not-for-profit Nurses may be nominated by patients, of the nurses that received nominations received in at Lake City Medical Center. DAISY Foundation is based in Glen families, and colleagues, and they are were acknowledged and awarded during He described her as all-encompassing of Ellen, CA, and was established by fam- chosen by a committee of nurses at the ceremony and many look forward to our mission statement “Above all else we ily members in memory of J. Patrick Lake City Medical Center to receive continuing this program within Lake City are committed to the care and improve- Barnes. Patrick died at the age of 33 in The DAISY Award. Awards are given Medical Center and all the nominations to ment of human life” and stated that late 1999 from complications of Idiopathic throughout the year at presentations come.”

Gray earns three year ‘Travel Marketing Professional’ certification

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. that relate to their employ- – Cody A. Gray, Marketing ment. Manager, Columbia Tourism ranks among the County Tourist top three industries Development, has in all STS states, earned certification which stretch from as a Travel Marketing Virginia to Louisiana. COURTESY Professional (TMP) Registration is from STS Marketing open for the 2018 UF researchers awarded grants to advance livestock production College. Certification session of STS comes after a course Gray Marketing College, GAINESVILLE --- Two which causes large economic or less affected by flu. “In the therapies for humans,” he of study spread over which is June 24-29. researchers with the losses in the pork industry. case of some diseases, you said. three years that includes two STS membership is not University of Florida Institute He will collaborate with Dr. may actually be better off Hackmann will use two work-related projects. required, but STS members of Food and Agricultural William Castleman in the if you don’t have NKT cells NIFA grants totaling approx- The certification program receive a tuition reduction. Sciences are one step closer UF College of Veterinary because the inflammation imately $600,000 to under- is a project of Southeast Founded in 1983, to preventing flu in pigs and Medicine. they cause can sometimes stand how microbes play a Tourism Society, a 12-state Southeast Tourism Society helping dairy producers get Driver’s project focuses on be harmful. Flu may be one role in cattle nutrition and professional association that (southeasttourism.org) more milk for their buck, a special immune cell known of those diseases when NKT impact producers’ bottom promotes travel and tourism promotes and develops thanks to several grants to have a role in battling flu. cells make you worse, not lines. in the Southeast. The Class tourism in its 12 member from the U.S. Department of “We’re interested in better,” he said. Microbes in cattle’s stom- of 2017 was announced at the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Agriculture. harnessing immune cells Driver’s findings could achs help break down carbo- inaugural STS Connections Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, John Driver and Tim called ‘natural killer T-cells,’ also have implications for hydrates in their feed. Right conference in Myrtle Beach, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Hackmann, both assistant which are found in pigs and combating infectious dis- now, scientists don’t know S.C. Carolina, South Carolina, professors in the department humans. What makes them eases in humans, he said. which microbes breaking Cody was among 79 grad- Tennessee, Virginia and of animal sciences, were special is that, though they “Flu has probably wiped out down which carbohydrates. uates in the Class of 2017. West Virginia. Its head- awarded close to $700,000 are very rare, they’re incredi- more humans than any other Identifying these relation- Since inception in 1992, STS quarters are in Atlanta. in total from the USDA’s bly potent cells,” Driver said. disease. By studying NKT ships could ultimately help Marketing College has grad- Membership includes state National Institute of Food “The idea behind this grant cells in pigs, we could learn make cattle feed more effec- uated almost 1,100 TMPs. travel offices, convention and Agriculture. is to see whether activating a lot about potential NKT cell tive, he said. The program uses facilities and visitors bureaus, lodging “This reflects the impact these cells at a high level will at the University of North properties, attractions, travel and potential of animal sci- make the animal more resis- Georgia at Dahlonega to media and other travel-relat- ences research here at UF,” tant to diseases.” teach travel marketing for a ed organizations. said Driver, who will use his The second objective of week each summer. $100,000 NIFA grant to fur- the grant is to see if animals “There is no other pro- ther research into influenza, who lack NKT cells are more gram like STS Marketing College in the country. MOTHER’S DAY SHOPPING Every TMP is marked as a person who is versed in EASY AS 1-2-3! Columbia County Tourist Development 2018-19 travel industry knowledge sponsorshipColumbia applicationsCounty Tourist are Development now available 2017 online-18 at 1. NOBLES GIFT CARD! Mom can get what and practicalities,” said Bill Grantwww.SponsorMeColumbiaCounty.com and Sponsorship Applications Now Available. Hardman, STS president and she wants when she wants it! CEO. DeadlineThe deadline to to Submit submit your Applications: application is Friday, June 1, 2018. Instructors are travel 2. BEAUTIFUL BLOOMING PLANTS! A blooming Monday, July 3, 2017 industry professionals such plant will always make her smile! as convention and visitors The applications will be presented to the Tourist ApplicationsDevelopment will be Council presented at tothe the July Tourist 18 Developmentbudget meeting. Council bureau executives, public 3. YARD ART! e perfect accent piece for relations practitioners, sales Eventsat and the Julyprojects 19 budget requesting meeting. funds her garden. Wind chimes, bird baths, must take place sometime between and marketing consultants, Events and projects requesting funds must take place between fountains and more! October 1, 2018 and September 30, 2019. and research experts. October 1, 2017 and September 30, 2018. Study topics include spe- She’s special let’s make her day just as special! While funds may be requested throughout the year, we cial events marketing, media Columbia County Tourist Development grants and sponsorships 9248 129th Road • Live Oak strongly recommend applying for funds during the relations, tourism advertis- budgetassist with process, marketing as no tourism additional projects funds and events will be in Columbia allocated ing, vacation research, crisis 386-362-2333 once the limited promotion funds are exhausted. management, heritage tour- Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. and surrounding counties to attract visitors to our region. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ism and community/rural Closed Sunday Columbia CountyTo request Tourist an Developmentapplication email sponsorships tourism. In addition to class- We deliver to Lake City every week! [email protected] with marketing tourism or projects call 386.758.1312 and events room work, students also “For over 30 Years” in Columbia and surrounding counties to attract must complete two projects www.NoblesGreenhouse.com visitors to our region. 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, MAY 612, 2018 SWGO reorganizes leadership staff positions From staff reports around. She is ferociously sleeves with the new CFO and Vice-President “Change” is a famil- loyal to her family, this responsibilities that come of Finance in 1999. She is iar concept to everyone community, and Southwest with the roles and lead a licensed CPA, is serving who works at Southwest Georgia Oil Company. This the company into the next her third term as a mem- Georgia Oil Company, company has enormous decade stronger and well ber of the Bainbridge, Inc., parent company potential and is on the cusp positioned to serve our Georgia City Council and of S & S Food Stores in of a major breakout. The customers better than ever is Chairperson of the North Central Florida. The only way to tap this poten- before.” Hospital Authority for regional petroleum distrib- tial and launch this break- “This year, we will tip the Memorial Hospital and utor and convenience store out is to be focused and scales at 78 stores, 6 dealer Manor in Bainbridge. She chain, based in Bainbridge, be willing to do the hard sites, a 150 million gallon is married to football coach Georgia, moves at a fast work. Glennie IS and WILL wholesale operation, and Steve Bench and they have pace, changing all the and I firmly believe that 1,100 employees in three one son, Steven, who is a while. This week, Mike she is the right person to states,” continues Bench. mortgage broker in Tampa, Harrell, CEO and President lead Southwest Georgia Oil “That size is a relatively Florida. of SWGO, announced that Company into the future,” new challenge for us but “Initially, we will be CFO Glennie Cox Bench of the decision. we have a management focused on maximizing the will become President and Glennie Bench states, team that is up to the task profitability of our existing COO of the company, effec- “What an honor this is. of offering the best in ser- operations, rolling out tive immediately. Harrell I am mindful of the fact vice and setting the stan- our new designs for the will continue to serve as that only two people have dard for our industry. I’m SunStop and Inland brands, CEO, but in passing the served as President of so proud to work with this and ensuring critical spots reins of President and COO SWGO - Mike and his team to accomplish these in our organization chart to Bench, says “Glennie father, SWGO founder, goals together.” are filled with talented, Bench is a natural lead- Jimmy Harrell. So I am Glennie Bench began energized people - all of er. She has the broadest grateful for the confidence working with Southwest which will allow us to bet- COURTESY range of skill and talent of Mike has shown in me. Georgia Oil Company, ter serve our customers,” Glennie Bench and Mike Harrell any person I’ve ever been I am eager to roll up my Inc. In 1991 and became Bench comments.

SVEC’s 81st Annual Meeting attracts residents from throughout the Suwannee Valley

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Contact Editor Robert Bridges 754-0428 [email protected] LIFE Sunday, May 6, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Spring fever in the kitchen

(Mary Kay Rutan, my first Taste Buddy, Tomatoes and I wrote this article in 2012. I decided to I discovered this pasta recipe several revive it and share again as many may have years ago and makes it often. Chock full of missed it or didn’t keep the recipes.) healthy grape tomatoes and fresh spinach Spring is a great time to take advan- that even our picky eaters devour, it’s espe- tage of our pleasant mornings with a lazy cially good to take to pot-lucks since it can brunch. Most of the recipes below can be be made the day before and it doesn’t have prepared in advance so you have plenty of to be reheated. time to relax and read the paper or visit 1 (8oz) package penne pasta with friends and family. 1 small package grape tomatoes, sliced You can’t go wrong by starting with 1 bunch green onions, thinly sliced simply made Bloody Mary’s or Mimosas. 2 cups fresh spinach (Can use whole Two of our favorite “bottled” Bloody mixes bag) include Whiskey Willies or Zing Zang. Add 2 Tbs. olive oil a garnish of celery, pickled okra or a dill 2 tsp. dried oregano pickle spear (it really is quite good!) and 2 tsp. dried basil you’ve got a tasty Bloody ½ tsp. salt Mary libation. If mimo- ½ tsp. pepper sas are more appealing to TASTE BUDDIES 1 (6oz) pkg. crumbled you, try adding a splash of feta cheese Grand Marnier to make it Prepare pasta in a large extra special. Dutch oven pan, according to package directions, drain. Blue Cheese and Return pasta to Dutch oven. Bacon Puffs Stir in tomatoes, spin- One of our favorite ach, green onions and all accompaniments is Aileen other ingredients except Crapps’ heavenly Blue feta cheese. Cook 2 min- Cheese and Bacon Puffs utes over medium heat or and best of all, they are not Genie Norman until thoroughly heated and hard to make. It’s similar to [email protected] spinach is wilted. Top with making a cream puff so it feta cheese and serve either requires a little arm action warm or cold. but when they come out of the oven piping hot you’ll agree that it was worth it. Wedge Salad 1 ½ cups water In the 50’s and 60’s almost every restau- ½ cup butter or margarine rant served a Wedge salad. It was simply a 1 ½ cups all-purpose flour large wedge of iceberg lettuce drizzled with ½ tsp. salt Thousand Island or blue cheese dressing, ¼ tsp. black pepper a smattering of diced tomatoes and bacon ¼ tsp. red pepper bits. Mary Kay’s Grandma made a fabu- 6 large eggs lous blue cheese dressing that is perfect 8 oz. crumbled blue cheese for a wedge or any other salad. 8 bacon slices, cooked and crum- One head iceberg lettuce (rinsed, well bled drained, cored and quartered) 4 green onions, finely chopped 4 slices bacon, cooked and crum- COURTESY PHOTOS Bring 1 ½ cups water and butter to a boil bled Blue Cheese and Bacon Puffs in a saucepan over medium heat. Add flour 16 grape tomatoes, quartered and next three ingredients; cook beating 4 oz. blue cheese crumbles with a wooden spoon until mixture leaves ½ package Craisins sides of pan and forms a smooth ball of Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing dough. Remove from heat and cool 5five- (or purchased to save time) minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating For each serving, place lettuce wedge on well with spoon after each addition. Beat in plate. Top with one slice crumbled bacon, cheese, bacon and chopped green onions. 4 grape tomatoes, quartered, 1 oz. blue You can use other types of cheese if you cheese crumbles, Craisins to taste. Drizzle aren’t a blue cheese lover. with blue cheese dressing. Add freshly Drop dough by rounded teaspoonfuls cracked black pepper, to taste. two inches apart onto lightly greased baking sheet. Bake at 400 degrees for 20-25 Homemade Blue Cheese Dressing minutes or until golden brown. (Puffs will 3 oz. blue cheese be moist in center.) ½ cup buttermilk Serve either warm or at room tempera- ½ cup mayonnaise ture. Puffs may be frozen up to three ¼ tsp freshly cracked black pepper months. Thaw in refrigerator overnight Place cheese, buttermilk and mayon- and reheat at 350 degrees for five minutes naise in a small bowl. Using a hand mixer or until thoroughly heated. or whisk, blend well until creamy and only small crumbles of cheese are visible. Add Asparagus and Pancetta Frittata black pepper and mix well. Cover and place Mary Kay loves a good frittata and espe- in the refrigerator for at least one hour. cially this one that includes fresh asparagus and pancetta. Fresh, tender asparagus So, after you’ve have given yourself time are especially good this time of year and in the hammock or rocking on the front this recipe is just as good hot or cold and porch or maybe catching a quick nap, even the next day. Keep this recipe handy, dessert is a great way to end the morning. you’re going to want to repeat it. Marilee Bonyata shared her trifle recipe 12 large eggs with us and it too has become a favorite, 1 cup Half n Half not just for brunch but for anytime you 1 cup grated parmigiano reggiano, need a quick, delicious sweet treat. Again, divided in half it’s one of those you can make the day 2 Tbsp Creole mustard or other before and all you have to do is take it out hearty grain mustard of the refrigerator and serve. We must 3 Tbsp olive oil warn you, it is addictive. 4 oz pancetta, roughly chopped 1 small shallot, minced (optional) Brownie Trifle 1 bunch asparagus, trimmed and Prepare a box of brownie mix according sliced to instruction on the box. Bake in a 9 x 13 ½ cup fresh mushrooms, chopped pan, let cool. (optional) One 16 oz. tub of Cool Whip Preheat oven to 375 degrees. 2 small pks. instant chocolate pud- Wisk eggs, milk, ½ cup parmigiano reg- ding beaten with 3 cups of milk. giano cheese, ¼ tsp salt and ¼ tsp fresh 5 small Heath bars, broken into ground pepper. Set aside. small pieces Heat oil in a skillet over medium heat. Using a trifle bowl, make this in three Add pancetta and cook until softened but layers. Crumble 1/3 of the brownies in not browned. Sauté shallot, mushrooms bottom of bowl, add 1/3 of the chocolate and asparagus and cook over medium heat pudding, 1/3 of the Cool Whip and sprinkle until lightly browned. 1/3 of the Heath bar. Repeat for two more Pour egg mixture into an oven proof layers. Place in refrigerator until ready to skillet or 9x 13 baking dish. Add vegetable eat. (Note: you can add a cup of chopped mixture evenly over eggs. DO NOT STIR. pecans to the brownies if you are a nut Sprinkle with remaining ½ cup cheese. lover.) Cook in 375 degree oven for 45 minutes These are easy, delicious and perfect for or until lightly golden brown on top. Let this time of the year. cool five minutes. Cut into wedges or squares and serve. n Genie Norman is a Columbia County resi- Serves 4-6 dent who loves good food and fun. Her column Penne Pasta with Spinach and appears on a biweekly basis. 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DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don’t be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You’ll begin tempted by someone or something that sounds to see a positive path if you are true to your Dedicated churchgoer seeks too good to be true. Caution will be in your best beliefs and willing to take action to reach your interest when it comes to money, legal matters goals. Using your skills to get ahead is favored. strenght against temptation or anything that could jeopardize your reputa- ★★★★★ tion or position. ★★ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emotions TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Listen to the will surface when dealing with an older relative DEAR ABBY: I am a ings to you. Give him time, voice of reason and to those much older or who or spouse. Listen attentively, show compassion happily married man. I’m and because workplace have more experience than you. Understanding and you will get better results. An unusual also a part of my church’s romances are sometimes all your options will give you the clarity you need change in your living arrangements must be worship team and at the frowned upon, give him to make the best choice for you moving for- handled with care. Put your needs first. ★★ church three times a week. space. ward. A partnership looks promising. ★★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Two ladies are active in the GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Do Personal change can be implemented. Whether church almost as much as DEAR ABBY: My wife something creative or that can broaden your it is physical, emotional or includes a partner, awareness or help you improve your skills or enjoy the moment, share your intentions and I am. Every time I’m there Abigail Van Buren and I will celebrate our www.dearabby.com qualifications. Don’t let anger or upset cause a make plans that will improve your personal life it’s a good bet I’ll see at 50th wedding anniversary problem. Take better care of your health and and future. Romance will improve your relation- least one of them. this year. What is typical or avoid indulgence. ★★★ ship with someone special. ★★★★ I’m ashamed to admit me and we started talking. acceptable in preparing for CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): this, but I have lustful He asked me on a date, the celebration? emotions will be difficult to control. Distance Emotional impulse will get you into trouble. feelings for them. I would and we’ve been official We have a 48-year-old yourself from someone who is unpredictable. Keep your distance from anyone who appears to never act on my feelings, for about a month now. son who has NEVER Secret affairs will not bode well in the end and be unpredictable or who takes too many risks. but I would like to get He’s beyond amazing, remembered dates, espe- should be handled carefully. Focus on a creative Protect your home, family and fortune from rid of them. Leaving the but there’s a problem. He cially our wedding anni- endeavor or helping a cause you believe in. emotionally manipulative characters. ★★★ church is not an option. can’t express his feelings versaries, so I don’t expect ★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): A lot -- EMBARRASSED IN to me, or to anyone for that he’ll plan anything in LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Simplicity and will be going on behind closed doors. Put your moderation will be required. Focus inward and efforts toward finding out the truth, not over- KANSAS that matter. He’s very inse- our honor. I love my wife do what you can to make the self-improvements reacting. Be good to your family and yourself. DEAR EMBARRASSED: cure because he used to so much I just can’t let that will result in more confidence. Feeling good Bring about positive changes at home. Personal You seem like a very nice be overweight. our 50th slide by without about yourself and what you have to offer will growth is encouraged. ★★★ person. Lust is part of the He hasn’t been in a rela- a celebration. Would it promote greater success. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Refuse to human condition. It has tionship in forever. I know be appropriate for me to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A day trip, let indecisive individuals stand between you and been around since before he’s serious about us. I’m take the lead? I feel weird retreat or time spent relaxing with the people something you want. Charming, persuasive tac- the Old Testament was slowly falling for him, and setting up a party to h you love most will do you good and help you tics must be recognized as a ploy to distract you written. Instead of feeling I want it to work out. Is onor myself. -- SAD IN gain perspective. Learn through observation from doing what you should be doing. Work guilty, perhaps it’s time to there anything I can do to COLORADO and the experiences other people share. The alongside those heading in a similar direction. ★★★★ accept that you are human. help him get comfortable DEAR SAD: It is not future is in your hands. ★★★ Rather than quietly suf- with opening up to me? -- uncommon for couples to fer embarrassment, it may FALLING FOR HIM plan and host their own help to discuss your feel- DEAR FALLING: anniversary parties. If you CELEBRITY ings privately with your Yes. Start by remember- would like to celebrate BIRTHDAYS clergyperson. It won’t be ing the two of you have your 50th surrounded by the first time he or she been “official” for only one friends and family, you are Singer Bob Seger is has heard something like MONTH, and relation- free to take the initiative 73. Singer Jimmie Dale this, trust me. Sometimes ships -- like trust -- have to and do so. Or spend the Gilmore is 73. Singer and simply verbalizing uncom- evolve. Do not push him money taking your bride comedian Lulu Roman fortable feelings can make to make a commitment or on a cruise or other trip of (“Hee Haw”) is 72. Actor Alan Dale (“Lost,” ‘’Ugly them diminish or go away declare his undying love. a lifetime. Betty”) is 71. Actor Ben entirely. If you are patient, as your Masters (“Passions”) is relationship develops, he ■ Write Dear Abby at 71. Actor Richard Cox DEAR ABBY: A may become more open www.DearAbby.com or (“Alpha House,” ‘’American co-worker reached out to about expressing his feel- P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Tragedy”) is 70. SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0429

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FAMILY FEATURES ake your next fiesta one to remember with colorful decor, festive touches and, perhaps most importantly, unique and Mmouthwatering recipes that bring guests back for seconds. To achieve the ideal flavors of a fiesta done right, try bringing something new to the table with recipes like these party-pleasing Tortilla Pizzas for a special main dish, crunchy and refreshing Coleslaw with Green Chile Dressing on the side and, for a decadently unique dessert, Jalapeno Brownies. These party-perfect recipes can help you take flavors to new heights while adding a kick of spice when you incorporate quality ingredients like Rio Luna Organic Peppers. The peppers are cultivated by a company with more than three decades of experience. They manage the whole pepper process from annual seed selection to grower partnerships, cultivation and packing. Available in four spicy varieties – Diced Jalapenos, Nacho Sliced Jalapenos, Diced Green Chiles and Large Chopped Green Chiles – you can add a pop of peppers to your next celebration. Because the peppers are organic certified, non-GMO, fat free, cholesterol free, low calorie and kosher, you’ll be able to pack an extra punch of spice without serving up unnecessary ingredients. To find more ways to spice up your fiestas as well as everyday recipes, visit riolunapeppers.com/our-meals, and find Rio Luna Organics on Facebook and Instagram.

Tortilla Pizzas Prep time: 15 minutes Cook time: 10 minutes Servings: 4 4 flour tortillas (8 inches) 1 can (15 ounces) refried black beans 4 fresh plum tomatoes, chopped 1 can (4 ounces) Rio Luna Organic Nacho Sliced Jalapenos, drained 1 1/3 cups shredded Mexican cheese blend 1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro chipotle-ranch dressing (optional) Heat oven to 400 F. Bake tortillas directly on oven rack 2 minutes. Cool. Spread 1/4 cup beans onto each tortilla. Top evenly with tomatoes, jalapenos and cheese. Bake 8 minutes, or until cheese is melted. Sprinkle with cilantro just before serving. Tip: For added flavor, drizzle pizzas with chipotle-ranch dressing.

Jalapeno Brownies 1/4 teaspoon salt Prep time: 15 minutes powdered sugar (optional) Cook time: 15 minutes Heat oven to 350 F. Servings: 16 In medium bowl, whisk oil, sugar, eggs, jalapenos 1/2 cup vegetable oil and vanilla until blended. 1 cup sugar In separate bowl, combine flour, cocoa powder, 2 eggs baking powder and salt; add to egg mixture. Mix 1 can (4 ounces) Rio Luna Organic Diced just until combined. Pour into greased 8-by-8-inch Jalapenos, pureed baking pan. 1 teaspoon vanilla Bake 15-20 minutes, or until brownies pull away 1/2 cup, plus 3 tablespoons, all-purpose flour from sides of pan easily. Cool in pan on wire rack. 1/3 cup cocoa powder Tip: Dust with powdered sugar before serving for 1/4 teaspoon baking powder added flavor and enhanced presentation.

Coleslaw with Green Chile Dressing 1/2 cup thinly sliced white onions Prep time: 20 minutes 2 1/4 teaspoons kosher salt, plus additional, Servings: 6 to taste 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper, plus 1 1/2 cups mayonnaise additional, to taste 1 cup sour cream 3/4 cup Rio Luna Organic Diced Green In medium bowl, whisk mayonnaise, sour cream, Chiles, drained chiles, apple cider vinegar, Dijon mustard, Sriracha 6 tablespoons apple cider vinegar and agave nectar until well blended. 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard In large bowl, combine napa cabbage, red cabbage, 2 tablespoons Sriracha sauce carrots, onions, salt and pepper. Add mayonnaise 2 tablespoons agave nectar mixture; toss until well coated. Season with additional 2 cups shredded napa cabbage salt and pepper, if desired, to taste. 1 cup shredded red cabbage Tip: Coleslaw can be prepared ahead of time and 1 cup shredded carrots refrigerated up to 1 day. Toss before serving.

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hen it comes to supplying fiesta foods that n Beans (black, pinto or refried) Wfit almost anyone’s taste, tacos are a go-to n Salsa party favorite. That is because it can be fun for n Shredded lettuce party-goers to customize their own tacos while making food prep easier and less hands-on for n Rice hosts who don’t want to spend a lot of time in n Rio Luna Organic Peppers the kitchen. n Chopped tomatoes However, trying to list all the possible taco- n Chopped onions topping options can be an overwhelming task for many hosts. Along with your choice of taco n Diced avocado or guacamole filling, consider these toppings when building n Sliced black olives the perfect taco bar at your next fiesta: n Corn n Shredded cheese n Cilantro n Sour cream n Lime wedges