Cars Line up for Testing Now Sells Masks CITRUS PARK — Are You a Cool Cat Or Kitten? There’S Now a Coronavirus Mask out There for You

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NEWS BRIEFS Inverness makes room for new hotel 72-room hotel at the site to serve soil sampling and other ground Citrus COVID-19 Demolition underway near downtown downtown visitors, residents inspection work that is necessary information working at nearby Citrus Memo- before construction can be begin. Fred Hiers the former Baptist church that rial Hospital, and visitors who That information, along with Two new positive Staff writer called the location home for have family members who are pa- ground building plans, will be COVID-19 cases were re- decades. tients at the hospital. sent to the Inverness building de- ported in Citrus County Construction of Inverness’ first The property is now owned by Desai told the Chronicle that partment for approval. Once ap- since the latest FDOH downtown hotel is slated to begin Dr. Paresh Desai, a local urologist, the current demolition and proved, construction can begin update. One new death in two months as heavy equip- hotelier, and restaurateur, who cleanup would take another two later, Desai said. was reported. To date in ment does away with the last of plans to build a three-story, weeks. That’s to be followed by See HOTEL/Page A8 the county, 112 people have tested positive and 12 have died. For more information, see Sunday’s edition. Big Cat Rescue Cars line up for testing now sells masks CITRUS PARK — Are you a cool cat or kitten? There’s now a coronavirus mask out there for you. The Tampa Bay Times reports that Big Cat Res- cue founder Carole Baskin, prominently featured in Netflix’s Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness, started selling face masks with her oft-quoted catchphrase Saturday. The dual-layered tie masks feature the words “Hey all you cool cats and kittens” above a whis- kered feline smile. View- ers of the popular docu-series know that’s Baskin’s catchphrase. Masks cost $11 each and come in black or leop- ard print. The masks are being sold to raise money to help big cats. Portions of the proceeds also support first-responders. Big Cat Rescue is closed to the public due to the outbreak. A post on MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle bigcatrescue.com said Nature Coast EMS Chief of Operation/paramedic Ron Bray swabs the back of the throat of an individual Sunday morning outside of the Holiday the animal rescue is los- Inn Express in Inverness. Doug Alexander, pastor of The New Church Without Walls, sponsored a free drive-thru testing program for church ing $160,000 a month in members and others in the community with the assistance of the Citrus County Department of Health and Nature Coast EMS and the Holiday tour revenue. Inn Express. One-hundred fifty tests were available. Big Cat Rescue and its founder have been the subject of much attention Local groups host drive-thru COVID-19 testing since being featured on Matthew Beck population in the county,” Rubio said. “As TV in Tiger King. The viral Chief photographer you know, Pastor Doug can really reach out series stars gun-toting to that minority group.” Oklahoma zookeeper Dozens of motorists on Sunday pulled Pastor Alexander said more testing op- Joseph Maldonado- through the front of the Holiday Inn Ex- portunities are in the works for the west Passage, aka Joe Exotic. press in Inverness to be tested for COVID- side of the county. “We’re going to partner He was sentenced to 19. The testing was organized by Pastor with the Department of Health and get over 22 years in prison after kill- Doug Alexander from The New Church to Copeland Park.” ing five tigers and plotting Without Walls in partnership with Nature “That’ll be our next step we’re going to to have Baskin murdered. Coast EMS and the Citrus County Depart- do,” Rubio added. “But it is all predicated — From staff and wire reports ment of Health. on the ability for us to have testing sup- Citrus County DOH director Tito Rubio plies, which has been one of our biggest POLL said he received a call from Pastor Alexan- hold backs.” der asking for assistance getting his congre- See TESTING/Page A6 ONLINE POLL: gation tested. “Buddy, we’ll be happy to help,” Rubio said as cars lined up for for Once a swab has been used to test a patient Your choice? testing. it is secured in a vial and will be sent to a Are you encouraged by Nationally, the pandemic has hit mi- commercial lab. Results will be available in the news that human nority populations especially hard. seven to 10 days according to Tito Rubio, testing has begun in the “We haven’t tested a lot of our minority Citrus County Health Department director. first set of trials for an experimental coronavirus vaccine? A. Yes. It is the first bit of good news I have seen. Citrus Summer Soirée to take place of prom B. No. It is still going to proms traditionally are, we want they may be at the time,” Bryant take a year for it to be Event open to all graduating seniors to host a formal black tie event — said. “We estimate 500 or so stu- tested and approved for a red carpet, hors d’oeuvres, a sit- dents over the two days. To keep use. Nancy Kennedy lost many of the events they had down dinner and music,” he said. the groups smaller, we will be C. Don’t like these Staff writer looked forward to this year, in- “It will be more upscale than a hosting four different events over choices? Click on the cluding their senior proms,” Bry- prom and will provide them with the two days. This will allow us to question and add your CJ Bryant has an idea. ant said. an amazing night with their keep everyone spread out and in comment. As a past Citrus High School His idea is to throw the Citrus friends. smaller groups.” To vote, visit www. graduate and now a local photog- County class of 2020 a prom-like Citrus Summer Soirée is Bryant emphasized that this is a chronicleonline.com. rapher who takes photos of high event in July to help celebrate the planned for July 24 and 25 at private event and not associated Scroll down the home school students — prom photos, students’ accomplishments and Black Diamond Country Club in with the local school system, but it page and look for the senior photos — he knows how enjoy a first-class evening with Lecanto. is open to all Citrus County se- important milestone events are in their friends. “We have plans in place for a niors (and juniors if there is poll box in the right- the lives of teens. “Rather than hosting a simple safe evening that follows the CDC space). hand column. “As you know, the class of 2020 dance event, which is what their and state guidelines, whatever See SOIRÉE/Page A6 Results will appear next Monday. 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State &Citrus L Countyoca Chronicle l Around the COUNTY County reinstates cat program Citrus PA Animal Services fixes, releases community felines resumes field Special to the Chronicle To keep the public and staff safe, it is inspections asked that citizens maintain social dis- Due to increasing con- Citrus County Animal Services is reinstat- tancing when dropping off cats. Citizens cerns for the health of the ing the Community Cat Trap-Neuter- will be asked to wait at the gate for a staff community and in response Vaccinate Return (TNVR) program begin- member to assist you. Navigating TNVR to COVID-19 and CDC ning Tuesday, May 19. Citrus County resi- processes in the midst of the COVID–19 pandemic will be new to everyone, so the guidelines on March 16, the dents may bring community cats to the shelter from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Wednes- intake process will be different and staff Property Appraiser sus- day and Thursday for free spay/neuter, vac- asks for your patience. pended field operations and cinations against rabies, microchipping and Cats can begin reproducing as early as on March 18, in-person ear-tipping. Cats must be in a humane trap five months of age, so they should be ster- customer service. (one cat per trap) and weigh 4 pounds or ilized by that age, or younger. Cats can give In the interim, staff has more to be eligible for the program. birth several times a year, and each litter continued work on the 2020 Upon intake, residents will be informed adds to the millions of cats across the tax roll, working both re- of when the cat(s) will be ready to be country competing for homes. Close to motely and at our two office picked up and returned to the community. 2 million cats are euthanized each year in locations. shelters and animal control facilities na- As part of a phased in Citrus County Animal Services Director tionwide. In addition to population con- approach to restarting all Colleen Yarbrough holds Keke, a cat trol, sterilization can also eliminate onsite office operations the previously being sheltered by Animal Services, unpleasant behaviors of intact cats, such as fighting and spraying. Citrus County Property Ap- in March 2019. For information about the TNVR program, call 352-746-8400. For more information, call praiser’s office will resume 352-746-8400. necessary field work opera- Chronicle file tions on Monday, May 18, 2020. Staff will interact as mini- mally as possible with customers, while wearing a Business Spotlight: mask, and keeping a 6-foot distance. They have no need to enter the homes. For information, 352-341- Easy Livin’ Furniture opens new location 6600 or 352-564-7130. Tropical Storm Moves into Crystal SO YOU KNOW Arthur inches n Business name: Easy Livin’ Furniture closer to U.S. River storefront n Address: 628 SE U.S. 19, MIAMI — Tropical Storm Crystal River Arthur inched closer to the Fred Hiers n Contact: Call 352-228-4002, U.S. East Coast on Sunday, Staff writer visit www.easylivinfurniture. although its impact was ex- com pected to be limited to When non-essentials stores some minor flooding and were ordered closed to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, outdoor furniture again but there rough seas along the North were no other businesses selling Carolina coast. Easy Livin’ Furniture joined the ranks to shutter their doors. upscale brands, so the owners Arthur formed off the But the business used the time decided it was time to again offer coast of Florida on Satur- wisely and now is asking custom- it. Because of the virus, many day, making it the sixth ers to visit the store’s new Crystal people are spending more time straight year for a named River location and new service at home and in their backyards storm to develop before the lines. and patios and are again seeing official June 1 start of the “We support our community the need for comfortable outdoor Atlantic hurricane season. and we hope they now support The U.S. National Hurri- furniture. us,” said Daniel Kreisle, co- Kreisle told the Chronicle that cane Center in Miami is- owner of the 33-year-old sued a tropical storm it will not be easy to get custom- business. ers back in the store as the coro- warning for North Carolina’s During the mandated closure, navirus restrictions are slowly Outer Banks on Sunday. Kreisle, his wife Diana, and a lifted, but the store is willing to Forecasts say Arthur will few employees moved the store work with customers to make stay well offshore of Florida, to its new 628 SE U.S. 19, Crystal sure they get what they want. Georgia and South Carolina River location and added up- He thinks that as people on Sunday and then ap- scale outdoor and patio furniture self-quarantine at home, many proach the North Carolina to the business’ inventory. The notice their old furniture isn’t as coast on Monday, where it Kreisles also added to their LaZ- comfortable as they would like Special to the Chronicle will drop 1 to 3 inches of Boy studio inventory as well as and is maybe outdated and not Dan Kreisle, owner of Easy Livin’ Furniture, stands with a collection of rain Sunday night and becoming a Fjords’ Gallery store holding up. recliners. Monday. and offering Fjords furniture. The new Crystal River location in-store financing and its staff foremost priority,” Kreisle said. — From staff/wire reports Easy Livin’ Furniture offered offers the business the ability to wants to make shopping as easy “We know that without the sup- outdoor and patio furniture until better display its furniture and and comfortable as possible, he port of our community, we would 2007 when the recession hit and attract walk-in customers who said. not be here.” ONLINE demand fell, Daniel Kreisle told happen to be in the area, Daniel “We have quality product and To submit your own business POLL the Chronicle. But as time Kreisle said. reasonable prices but our cus- spotlight, visit https://bit. passed, people wanted quality The business also offers RESULTS tomer service is first and ly/2LsNIhU.

QUESTION: What are your thoughts on federal, state and local officials US military’s mystery space plane rockets into orbit who seek to fast- track the lifting Marcia Dunn of coronavirus- AP aerospace writer related CAPE CANAVERAL — restrictions and The U.S. military’s mystery safety space plane rocketed into guidelines? orbit again Sunday, this n Lift all restrictions time with an extra load of immediately. science experiments. 17 percent It’s the sixth flight of an (157 votes) X-37B, a solar-powered n Slow it down. plane that’s flown by re- We’re risking a mote control without a relapse if we crew. move too quickly. Officials aren’t saying 39 percent how long the spacecraft (358 votes) will remain in orbit this time or the purpose of the n DeSantis phasing mission. But a senior vice in plan is just president for X-37B devel- about right. oper Boeing, Jim Chilton, 20 percent noted each mission has (184 votes) been progressively longer. n Opening business The previous mission is good, but lasted a record two years, safety guidelines with a touchdown shrouded should be in darkness at NASA’s Ken- mandatory. nedy Space Center last year. 17 percent The winged spacecraft (155 votes) resembles NASA’s old shut- tles, but is just one-quarter n Opening business the size at 29 feet long. The Associated Press is good, but one just launched features A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket lifts off from Launch Complex 41 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, safety guidelines an extra compartment for Sunday, in Cape Canaveral. The mission’s primary payload is the X-37B spaceplane. should be experiments, including sev- Chilton said. “From a com- broadcast. and others who are working The Cape Canaveral Air mandatory. eral for NASA and the U.S. mon shape to a common Delayed a day by bad on the front lines of the Force Station has an excep- 6 percent Naval Research Labora- home.” weather, this marked just pandemic. tionally fast turnaround for (56 votes) tory, making it the biggest Since the first flight in the second rocket launch The company said it fol- its next launch. n Don’t like these science load yet for an 2010, the secretive space for the newly established lowed health advice for the Before dawn Tuesday, planes had logged a com- Space Force. In March, it launch. Many of the flight SpaceX will attempt to choices? Click on X-37B. The Air Force has two of bined 2,865 days in orbit as hoisted a national security controllers wore masks and launch another batch of its the question and these reusable space of Sunday. satellite. were spread out. Starlink satellites for global add your planes. Their home base is “If you add up all the United Launch Alliance, Precautions were less ev- internet service. It will be comment. a former space shuttle han- missions, just under eight which provided the Atlas V ident along area cause- SpaceX’s last flight before 1 percent gar at Kennedy. years in orbit and 1 billion rocket, declared success 1 ways, where spectators its first astronaut launch, (4 votes) “You could say that the miles, so a lot of traveling 1/2 hours after liftoff. It ded- parked to watch the Atlas scheduled for May 27 from Total votes: 914. X-37B stands on the shoul- by this machine,” Chilton icated Sunday’s launch to soar. Thick, low clouds next-door Kennedy Space ders of the space shuttle,” said during the launch the health care workers spoiled the show. Center. N o t h i n g b e l o w p i n k l i n e A4 Monday, May 18, 2020 Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Today’s Today in HOROSCOPES HISTORY Birthday — Expansion will lead to the Entertainment Today is Monday, May 18, the changes you want to see happen. Ex- 139th day of 2020. There are plore the possibilities and do your due 227 days left in the year. diligence before you take a giant step forward. Preparation, detail and preci- Small free libraries Today’s Highlight: sion will be your keys to success. offering solace amid On May 18, 1980, the Mount St. Helens volcano in Washington state Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Uncer- virus shutdowns tainty is a sign that you aren’t ready to exploded, leaving 57 people dead proceed with your plans. Rethink what Christine Gale Reynolds or missing. you’ve done and consider what still worked at the public library in On this date: needs to be put in place. Yosemite National Park before it In 1896, the U.S. Supreme Court, Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Truth, closed in March when California in Plessy v. Ferguson, endorsed honesty and self-awareness will be Gov. Gavin Newsom issued shut- “separate but equal” racial segrega- critical if you want to excel. Discipline down orders to slow the spread of tion, a concept renounced 58 years will help you stick to your objective until the coronavirus. So, she filled the later by Brown v. Board of Educa- you reach your destination. back of her car with donated tion of Topeka. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Compro- books and began her own mobile In 1910, Halley’s Comet passed mise, but don’t give in on the points library. by earth, brushing it with its tail. that matter to you. An incentive that “I know this may not be legal, In 1981, the New York Native, a can help maintain balance will encour- conventional, or ethically sound, gay newspaper, carried a story con- age others to let you have your way. and yet it has worked for many, cerning rumors of “an exotic new Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Use your and I feel of use,” she said. She Associated Press disease” among homosexuals; it persuasive charm when faced with physically distances while making Kerri Kaplan, a fifth grade teacher, stands next to a small library was the first published report about pressure from outside influences. her stops and sanitizes the books. she has in her front yard in Phoenix, Ariz. on Friday. As what came to be known as AIDS. Know your worth. Across the United States, vol- government orders shuttered public libraries to slow the spread Ten years ago: Grilled by skepti- Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Keep unteers are reporting a jump in lit- of coronavirus, some have turned to official and unofficial book- cal lawmakers, Interior Secretary your ideas and plans to yourself. tle free libraries as readers look to sharing means to satisfy their desire for new reading material. Ken Salazar acknowledged his Someone will use personal information pass the time. Made of wood or against you if you are too accommo- agency had been lax in overseeing brick, and placed in front of parks offshore drilling activities, and that dating. Utilize your strengths. recommendations to stewards on is not a guarantee, so time that or in the trunk of a car, the librar- might have contributed to the disas- Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Take a helping keep the spaces clean by some people might fill with Netflix ies have seen their small spaces trous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. moment to appreciate who you are using disinfectant and following or other online streaming services overwhelmed with books. An 11-judge and what you have to offer. Expand U.S. Centers for Disease Control is not an option for me. I turned to Five years ago: Whether it’s “Love in the Time panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of your interests and make your wants of Cholera” by and Prevention guidelines. books to fill that gap,” said Connor and desires priorities. Gabriel García Appeals in San Francisco said a or children’s books or “We have definitely seen an in- Timpone, who lives in El Portal, Márquez three-member panel of the same Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — An op- Macbeth, the libraries provide crease in use,” said John Sweet, east of Yosemite Valley. “Books court should not have forced You- portunity to try something new is fa- some their only interaction of the who helps oversee a free library have been a bright spot through vored. Listen and set guidelines for in Bend, Oregon. He said volun- these past few weeks for me.” Tube to take down an anti-Muslim what you want to see happen. day outside of the home. Since 2009, tens of thousands teers check their free library Rita Harkins Dickinson, a re- film that sparked violence in the Mid- Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — of little free libraries have sprung weekly, and the selection is al- tired educator in Phoenix, can’t dle East and death threats to actors. Added discipline will help you reach up in the U.S. and more than ways different than the week be- recall ever seeing so many peo- One year ago: After being your goal. Commit to someone you bumped and interfered with in the want to spend more time with. 100 countries. The small spaces fore; sometimes there are even ple peek at the little library in her operate by donations and through jigsaw puzzles. front yard, including parents with Kentucky Derby, which led to the Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Re- disqualification of first-place Derby think your intentions. Search for advice volunteers. In rural areas, where Janelle Will of Akron, Michi- very young children. broadband internet is sparse, the gan, said her tiny farm village of “Since more people are walk- finisher Maximum Security, War of from someone experienced regarding Will bounced back to win the Preak- work responsibilities. little free libraries may be only 300 people doesn’t have a public ing, I think they’re noticing it,” library, but its free library remains Dickinson said. “We have more ness Stakes in Baltimore. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Every- place to find a Toni Morrison novel. busy. “I am using my stash to families and more people who Today’s Birthdays: Baseball one will pitch in and help if you offer Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson is something in return. Fixing up your In March, the Hudson, keep it filled and Lysol the books look to be retired.” surroundings will lift your spirits and Wisconsin-based Little Free before placing them in the library,” Kerri Kaplan, a fifth-grade 82. Baseball Hall of Famer Reggie put you in a cheerful mood. Library nonprofit group unveiled she said. teacher in Phoenix, built a public Jackson is 74. Rock singer Mark Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — You’ll its 100,000th book-sharing box — Only around 1,000 people live bookcase for her front yard years Mothersbaugh (Devo) is 70. Coun- receive conflicting information. When donated to the Association for the in the Yosemite Valley where en- ago and says more people have try singer George Strait is 68. Co- in doubt, go directly to the source. Advancement of Mexican Ameri- tertainment options are limited been selecting and donating median-writer Tina Fey is 50. Rock Aries (March 21-April 19) — Cut back cans in a historic Latino neighbor- and some residents say Gale books since the pandemic. singer Jack Johnson is 45. on things in your life that are costing hood in Houston. Reynolds’ mobile library — and “I used to have to stock it more Thought for Today: “Never do you or causing you stress. A practical, The free libraries have become her friendly chats — offer a myself and now it runs itself,” Ka- anything you wouldn’t want to ex- honest approach to matters will elimi- so popular in recent weeks the needed break. plan said. plain to the paramedics.” — Author nate setbacks. Little Free Library group issued “I live in a rural area, so internet — From wire reports unknown.

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gifts, etc) as well as have “door prize-type items like Kindness: One slice of pizza at a time SOIRÉE microwaves, mini refrigera- Continued from Page A1 tors, and other things to help Leanne Italie as they move to the next Associated Press The cost for the venue/ chapter of their lives.” dinner for 500 people is To make a donation online, NEW YORK — Before the pan- $25,000 ($50 a person), which go to: https://tinyurl.com/ demic, Shalinder Singh spent Sun- doesn’t include other associ- ybsksmjx. days at his gurdwara, helping serve ated costs — a DJ, desserts, You can also send a check a community meal for 300 people or decorations, etc. to: Black Diamond Ranch more at the Sikh place of worship Currently, Bryant is fund- Country Club, 3125 W. Black in suburban Detroit. raising for the event through a Diamond Circle, Lecanto, Now, he’s all about pizza. GoFundMe account and other FL 34461. Put “Citrus County Singh and his family have paid donations to keep the costs Prom” in the memo line. for and delivered hundreds of per guest as low as possible. Also, Black Diamond will pies to hospitals, police stations “We’d love to have this send all donors a receipt. and fire departments since the event be fully paid for and For information, call CJ gurdwara suspended in-person free to the local seniors,” he Bryant at 352-397-2787 or services. said. find him on Facebook. They wanted to carry on a tenet He also would like to be Contact Chronicle reporter of their faith: helping others able to provide each senior Nancy Kennedy at 352-564- through langar, the communal Associated Press with a gift basket with vari- 2927 or nkennedy@chronicle meal shared by all who come. Japneet Singh, right, delivers pizza to health care workers on April 7, at ous items (gas cards, local online.com. “It just popped up in my mind, Kings County Hospital in the Brooklyn borough of New York. this is the time to take care of the and overworked, minimum wage we haven’t looked back.” heroes in the front,” said Singh, employees in the crosshairs of the Japneet Singh began delivering There are ways for finan- the 40-year-old owner of a pet virus. in late March; he too estimates cial aid applicants to amend products company. “I spoke to a After college graduation and he’s distributed 1,000 pies or APPLY their current income status Continued from Page A1 couple of doctors and they said some time in corporate life, he most more. He makes two or three runs to appeal for more financial pizza is the best because they’re recently worked as a field supervi- a week to hospitals throughout aid from schools. working 12 to 16 hours and they sor for the U.S. Census Bureau and the city, and to the others in the 2020-21 school year, accord- Students who’ve com- don’t have time to sit and eat.” drove an Uber on the side while struggle. ing to the website on Pell pleted the FAFSA and are The Singhs, including 12-year- searching for his passion. “There’s other people on the Grants. applying for college should old Arjun and 14-year-old Baani, Then the virus struck, shutting front line, like grocery workers. Pell Grants base awards contact their prospective have delivered more than down his work. In the South Ozone We’ve been to a Walmart, police off of tax information from school’s financial aid depart- 1,000 pizzas since early April, with Park neighborhood of Queens, precincts, FDNY stations,” he said. the year before a student can ment to explain their unfore- no plans to slow down. They drive Singh’s heart went out to the des- He’s raised nearly $2,000. He’s apply for one. For instance, seen changes in income and as much as an hour to spread their perate staff at Elmhurst Hospital been working with the owner of seniors of the 2019-20 school expenses, Simon said. pizza love once a week, as Singh Center and other hospitals over- two Papa John’s pizzerias in year would use tax filings To help students start continues to run his business, whelmed by COVID-19. Queens and Brooklyn who have from 2018, Simon said. their appeal with schools, a which is classified as essential. “I figured you know what, I’m been discounting pies and donat- However, financial situa- free tool called SwiftStudent “We’re trying to go to areas that sitting home,” he said. “Food al- ing some as well. tions, especially because of is available online by visiting aren’t getting much food,” Singh ways makes things better, so I “These are minimum-wage work- the coronavirus, can worsen formswift.com/ said. asked one of my friends who ers,” Singh said. “If we can put a from 2018 to when families swift-student. In New York, 25-year-old Japneet works at Elmhurst Hospital, what smile on their faces with just a slice apply for financial aid, leav- “Colleges don’t want to Singh, a fellow Sikh, also thought of can we do? He was like, pizza of pizza, why can’t we do just one ing students shortchanged lose kids,” he said. “They’re pizza for under-resourced hospitals would be great. Ever since then, small act of kindness, you know?” when they pay for school. in the business of teaching.” TESTING Continued from Page A1

He continued saying the group was prepared to test as many as 150 individuals Sunday. Tests consist of a swab placed in the back of the throat to collect a sam- ple. Once the swabs are secured they will be sent to a commercial lab for results. Rubio said results will be available in the next three to seven days, but it could take as many as 10 days for all results to be available. Rubio said the testing is important because of Phase 1. “We need to monitor and watch what is going on while we are opening up our economy. As our Pres- ident has said, and our governor both, we want to keep an eye on any spikes or hot spots to see what is going on,” he said. “With those data we can give that data to our elected officials to make well- informed decisions for our MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle community.” Nature Coast EMS Chief of Operation/paramedic Ron Bray presents a swab for testing to a motorist outside of the Holiday Inn Express in Inverness.

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Hospital Corporation of that the coronavirus pan- America as part of the demic will not hinder HOTEL health care company’s construction. Continued from Page A1 lease of Citrus Memorial “The market like ours Hospital. HCA agreed to has not really been ef- Construction will take remove the future hotel fected (by the pandemic),” 14 months, Desai pre- site from the lease. Desai said. dicted of the two-acre Desai agreed to pay the And as construction con- project between South hospital board nearly tinues later this year and Seminole Avenue on the $600,000 for the property. into next, “the storm of west and South Pine Ave- In turn, the hospital board coronavirus should be nue on the east and West paid HCA nearly over,” he said. Grace Street on the south. $600,000 to carve out the Desai began working on Desai said the former property from the lease the project and offering church was being used for agreement. the hospital board and storage by Citrus Memo- Hospital board mem- HCA to buy the property rial Hospital and had bers said for the past sev- nearly two years ago. fallen into disrepair. eral months that a hotel in While there have been dis- Homeless people were downtown Inverness was cussions for years about a also living outside in the good for the community, hotel being needed in the rear of the building. the hospital with a fledg- downtown area, Desai The property had been ling residency program, said he was proud that his leased from the Citrus and the city. efforts made that come to County Hospital Board by Desai told the Chronicle fruition.

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352-527-9933 000YF35 000YFJC Citrus County (FL) Chronicle State & Local Monday, May 18, 2020 A9 Around the Food PROGRAMS STATE FOOD PANTRIES n Our Lady of Fatima — County residency are re- offers a free community meal days. Call 352-726-3153. 10 a.m. to noon Monday quired. Visitors can receive from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. the n Our Father’s Table — n LifeSouth still Daystar Life Center — 9 through Friday, 604 U.S. 41 food once per month. Calvary third Monday monthly. This is 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday needs blood S., open to needy residents of Church is an equal opportu- not a fundraiser and there is second, third, fourth and fifth through Friday (excluding hol- Floral City, Hernando and In- nity provider. no charge. Come be our Saturdays monthly at St. donations idays), 6751 W. Gulf-to-Lake verness. Call 352-726-1707. n Calvary Chapel of Inver- guest(s). We care and you Anne’s Episcopal Church, one Highway, Crystal River. 352- Forced cancelations of n The Citrus County Veter- ness — Free bagged grocer- are important to us. All ages mile west of the Plantation Inn 795-8668. Food for dogs and blood drives due to COVID- ans Coalition’s food pantry, for ies available from noon to 2 are welcome. The next meal on West Fort Island Trail. Call cats may also be available. 19 continue to negatively veterans and their families, p.m. Thursdays at 960 S. U.S. will be served on Presidents’ 352-795-2176. Other assistance available. A impact the blood supply, operates from 9 a.m. to noon 41. 352-726-1480. Calvary Day, Feb. 17. The menu will community service resource. GIVEAWAYS which endangers those Tuesdays and the first and Church is an equal opportu- include chicken, mashed po- n First Baptist Church of needing lifesaving blood third Thursdays (excluding nity provider. tatoes, corn, carrots, dinner n El-Shaddai food minis- Homosassa Life Care Center transfusions. holidays) at 1801 N. Paul n Floral City First Baptist rolls, drinks and desserts. tries “brown bag of food” dis- — 9 to 10:30 a.m. Mondays LifeSouth, along with the Drive in Inverness, just west Church — 1 to 3 p.m. the third Peace Lutheran Church (“The tribution is from 10 a.m. to and Thursdays for bread dis- U.S. Food and Drug Admin- of U.S. 41, on Independence Thursday monthly. Proof of Church on the Hill”) is at 7201 1 p.m. Tuesdays at Crystal tribution at 10540 W. Yulee istration, urges donors to Highway. The pantry offers a residency required. U.S. 41 South in Dunnellon River Church of God, 2180 W. Drive, Homosassa. Homo- donate blood now and variety of dry, canned and fro- n The Food Pantry and (at the corner of U.S. 41 and 12th Ave. Although food is dis- sassa residents may receive needs organizations to host zen goods (cereals, rice, Beyond the Bread ministries State Road 40). For more in- tributed once a week, families a bag of canned and dry blood drives. Blood donors canned vegetables, soups at North Oak Baptist Church formation, call the church at are only eligible for food once goods once a month. Call are needed every day, and and meats) for veterans in will be open from 10 a.m. to 352-489-5881. a month. Call 352-628-9087 352-628-3858. We Care Mo- anyone who is in good need. For food assistance, noon Saturday, May 23, with n The Salvation Army of- or 352-302-9925. bile Pantry is at the church on health is encouraged to call Food Pantry Director Trish drive-through service. The fers free hot meals from 4 to n Hernando Seventh-day the first Thursday of every donate. Hendry at 352-400-8952, see Food Pantry provides meats, 5 p.m. Tuesdays in the thrift Adventist Church, 1880 N. month from 9-11 a.m. The coronavirus does not a member at one of CCVC’s canned goods and other food store parking lot at Daystar Trucks Ave., Hernando, pro- n A food pantry is provided pose any known risk to flea markets, or ask a volun- items as they are available. Life Center, 6751 W. Gulf-to- vides food distribution for by St. Timothy Lutheran blood donors during the do- teer during food pantry hours. Non-food items, such as Lake Highway, Crystal River, needy families from 10 a.m. to Church and Life Tree Church nation process or from at- n Our Lady of Grace Cath- paper products, detergents, and from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednes- 11:30 a.m. the second Tues- from 9:30 a.m. to noon the tending blood drives. olic Church — 10 to 11 a.m. cleaning supplies and some days at the Homosassa Lions day monthly. Call second and fourth Tuesdays For more information the third Tuesday monthly, 6 personal items are available Club, 3705 S. Indiana Ter- 352-212-5159. monthly at Life Tree Church about hosting a blood drive Roosevelt Blvd. Call at Beyond the Bread. Sup- race, Homosassa. n Christ Christian Bible on U.S. 19 in Crystal River. or to find out where you can 352-746-2144. plies could change based on n Free hot meals are avail- Ministry distributes food at n St. Anne’s Episcopal give blood, visit lifesouth. n St. Margaret’s Episcopal availability. The North Oak able Monday through Friday 1 p.m. Wednesdays at Church — 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. org or call 888-795-2707. Church — 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Food Pantry in Citrus Springs for clients ages 60-plus at the 619 NE Second St., Crystal Tuesday, Wednesday and Tuesdays and Wednesdays. is open to the public from following community centers. River. Preparations are being Council approves Thursday in the administration Call 352-726-3153. Feed My 10 a.m. to noon the fourth Call to reserve your first meal made to provide a hot meal guidelines on building, 9870 W. Fort Island Sheep is closed until further Saturday monthly. North Oak as a visitor: Central Citrus once a week. Call Trail, Crystal River. Call health rationing notice. Baptist Church is at 9324 N. Community Center at 2804 352-513-8065. 352-795-2176. n First Presbyterian Elkcam Blvd., on the corner of W. Marc Knighton Court in Le- n We Care Food Pantry n The Florida Developmen- Citrus United Basket Church of Crystal River — North Elkcam Boulevard and canto (352-527-5993; West hosts distributions twice a tal Disabilities Council on (CUB) — 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. to noon the second North Citrus Springs Boule- Citrus Community Center at month in Homosassa at the Friday voted to adopt a set Monday through Friday, 1201 and fourth Tuesdays monthly, vard in Citrus Springs. The 8940 W. Veterans Drive in Catholic Charities Outreach of ethical guidelines for the Parkside Ave., Inverness, to 1501 SE U.S. 19. Call entrance to the Food Pantry is Homosassa (352-795-3831); Center. We Care also oper- potential rationing of health assist Citrus County residents 352-795-2259. off Elkcam Boulevard and the East Citrus Community Cen- ates three mobile pantries. care during a pandemic. facing temporary hardship. n Suncoast Baptist Church Beyond the Bread entrance is ter at 9907 E. Gulf-to-Lake Once a month the mobile The only dissenting vote on Call 352-344-2242 or go on- - food pantry open for bread off of North Citrus Springs Highway in Inverness (352- pantry goes to Chasahowtizka the council came from the line to citrusunitedbasket.org. distribution from 7:30 to 9:30 Boulevard. There is no charge 344-9666); and at the historic Fire Station, First Baptist n organization Disability We Care Food Pantry — a.m. Wednesdays, and the for these ministries. All are Hernando School on the cor- Church in Old Homosassa Rights Florida. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday second Wednesday monthly welcome. For more informa- ner of Florida Avenue and and First Baptist Church in The guidelines were de- through Friday, 5259 W. Cardi- is distribution of bagged tion, call 352-489-1688. Parsons Point Road. Ozello. Hours are 9-11 a.m. veloped by the Florida Bio- nal St., Homosassa. If you canned goods, dry goods and n St. Margaret’s Episcopal For information or to sign up, ethics Network. need help, come on down. The meat from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. FREE MEALS Church’s Feed My Sheep out- contact the office at The goal of the guide- pantry gives away meat, dairy, at 5310 S. Suncoast Blvd., n Peace Lutheran Church reach — 11:30 a.m. Wednes- 352-503-2079. lines, according to the net- produce, personal care items Homosassa Springs. Open to work, is “an ethically and more. Assistance is also Homosassa residents only. SO YOU KNOW optimized, evidence-based available for SNAP, Medicare, n Homosassa First United n Submit information or changes for this feature via email to community@ guidance on clinical man- Medicaid and Access Florida. Methodist Church Bread of n chronicleonline.com or fax to 352-563-3280, attention “Food Programs.” agement in the COVID-19 First Baptist Church of Life Pantry — 8 to 11 a.m. emergency.” Crystal River — 10 a.m. to Thursdays in fellowship hall. n The Chronicle reserves the right to edit notices. 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday Florida has not adopted Bag of groceries with bread, n It is the responsibility of the organizations listed here to provide information and and Thursday, 700 N. Citrus guidelines for health care meat and produce available updates about their programs. Contact the groups directly for details. providers to follow during a Ave. Call 352-795-3367. for Homosassa residents pandemic. 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Tyler Lyson watched his Tyler Lyson parents’ financial collapse University of California at Berkeley graduate. in the Great Recession, a decade ago. He vowed agriculture and hospital- last year on the impact of he’d find the security they ity — industries that, for the 2008 recession on col- never had: He would get a now, are wiped out or lege grads. college degree. stagnant. Whether the Class of The 27-year-old won a “The future looks very, 2020 will face long-term full scholarship to the Uni- very grim,” Merced’s as- setbacks depends on the versity of California- sistant superintendent severity of the recession Berkeley and, on Monday, Constantino Aguilar said. and the speed of economic will become the first in his “Where do these students recovery, he said. The lon- family to graduate from go? A lot of doors have ger it lasts, the worse the college. “I’m supposed to been closed. We’re trying damage. be doing great,” he said. to plan for our students’ As he struggles to find Instead, he feels power- futures and there is noth- work, Tyler Lyson is con- less and panicked, with a ing out there for them.” sidering leaving Berkeley political science degree Associated Press It’s a “frightening” time to move back home to Post that he fears may prove University of California at Berkeley graduate Tyler Lyson walks with his wife, Lucie, who to be looking for a first job, Falls, Idaho, where it’s worthless. He has a is holding their 8-month-old daughter, Lisa, as they walk past a student activity billboard said Jesse Rothstein, a se- cheaper, even though it 7-month-old baby and his on the closed campus on May 11 in Berkeley, Calif. nior economist in the would feel like giving up wife, a United Airlines the decline for years, had For working-class stu- Others are opting for a Obama administration on his dreams. flight attendant, fears los- dropped to a 50-year low dents who defied the odds 2-year junior college in- who teaches public policy As a teen, he watched ing her job. In the past sev- of 3.5 percent in February. to get a college education, stead of a 4-year program and economics at Berke- his family lose everything eral weeks, he has applied Jobs outnumbered appli- it’s hard to be optimistic or taking a gap year or ley. “If you don’t get a good in the recession. His fa- for about 35 jobs, all over cants, and fears of a reces- about the future. There’s a have decided it’s not worth job when you start out, it ther’s construction busi- the country. sion had faded. sense of an unending cri- paying tuition for school- hurts you not just now but ness collapsed and the He’s also considering Then came the pan- sis, with loans due and ing that may be conducted for years to come.” family had to leave their the military. “Unfortu- demic, shattering the family members laid off. only online. In the short term, young foreclosed house so nately, they always need economy. Last month, These graduates will be In California’s agricul- graduates are more likely quickly that they dumped people,” he said. “And the more than 20.5 million competing not just with tural Central Valley, the to be unemployed or settle just about everything they benefits are so good.” jobs vanished as the un- experienced workers but county of Merced has six for lower-paying work. owned into a pit and set it Mere months ago, the employment rate soared with those in another high schools with about They often miss out on on fire. graduates of the Class of to 14.7 percent — the worst Class of 2020 — high 2,500 graduating seniors, valuable training that can “I watched it all go up in 2020 seemed all but as- since the Great Depres- school graduates who ar- many from low-income or set them on a career path smoke — everything we sured of success. The sion. The high hopes of en’t college-bound or have immigrant families. and, once the economy re- owned,” Lyson said. “Ever economy was booming. graduates crashed as cor- put their dreams on hold Typically, about 40% covers, they have perma- since then, I knew I The stock market had porations slashed budgets to join the job hunt, in head to college and the nently lower employment needed to go to college closed the year strong. The and rescinded offers of some cases to help newly rest go straight to jobs in and earnings, Rothstein and have something to fall unemployment rate, on jobs and internships. unemployed parents. mechanics, construction, found in a study published back on.”

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OpinionCitrus County Chronicle CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE LETTERS to the Editor SUV to pursue them, attempt- Reopening county OPINIONS INVITED EDITORIAL BOARD ing to obtain their identity. Gerry Mulligan...... publisher too quickly n Viewpoints depicted in political 911 told me not to pursue or Mike Arnold editor cartoons, columns or letters do ...... In regards to the May 13 story, not necessarily represent the engage them. I told her I Curt Ebitz...... citizen member “Board backs requests,” Com- opinion of the editorial board. thought I knew who they Mac Harris...... citizen member missioner Scott Carnahan n Groups or individuals are were, but I needed confirma- stated that Citrus County has invited to express their opinions tion. I couldn’t catch or find Rebecca Martin...... citizen member slowed its COVID-19 cases in in a letter to the editor. them. Jeff Bryan managing editor, news ...... the past two weeks. In the very n Persons wishing to address the A deputy later phoned me F o u n d e d Sarah Gatling by Albert M...... managing editor, copy desk next sentence it states that we editorial board, which meets and said he’d actually caught Williamson Gwen Bittner...... community editor are now at 107 cases, adding an- weekly, should call Mike Arnold them. He said their parents at 352-563-5660. other one the day before. The were on their way to meet n All letters must be signed and “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” cases aren’t slowing, we haven’t him and he could write the — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus include a phone number and flattened the curve in Citrus hometown, including letters kids and their parents. I told County, and they are still going sent via email. Names and him he should so people like The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials up. In fact, as I write this they are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. hometowns will be printed; me could live a normal life. are now at 109 cases, up 7.9% phone numbers will not be He said they were kids. I since last week. And still the published or given out. said the kids came very close n commissioners want to keep We reserve the right to edit to dying today. opening things up. Do you think letters for length, libel, fairness CHARITABLE COMPETITION The county commissioners that the cases may still be going and good taste. say it is a private road and up since they opened things up n Letters must be no longer than 400 words, and writers will be there is nothing they can do over a week ago? And it may limited to four letters per about them racing up and continue. We need to give it month. enough time to see if having down and between cars. n SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, Bull. people everywhere, most of 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Hospital Board If no one is willing to take them with no masks, is working Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to or making things worse. The 352-563-3280; or email to charge, they are inviting di- virus incubation period is two [email protected]. saster. I expect more from law weeks. We should wait at least enforcement and my three weeks before we make Citrus County needs a sher- government. should follow another change and see if the iff that not only has been a cases are still going up, as they part of the county for de- Carla Boone are now. cades, but a sheriff who is for Crystal River Commissioner Jimmie T. the people and someone who Smith stated the public will de- does not play into politics. Mr. Andrew Cuomo established cide, and I agree. I have talked Klyap has proven to have the with people who have been education, experience, a true leader places and there was hardly knowledge and has proven to More people are listening anyone there. People are not be a leader not only in the to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s daily going out yet and taking the law enforcement profession briefings than Trumps vanity chance of getting infected. but the United States Army. show of lies, deceit and rules for giving When the cases start stabilizing Mr. Klyap has the attributes ignorance. things may change. Of course, which are needed to lead Cit- Trump telling people to try he Citrus County Hos- members of the public who Smith voted to keep the emer- rus County into the future an untested drug is irrespon- pital Board (CCHB), so clearly need it will get gency declaration after he tried and will put the citizens, not sible, as is saying churches which owns Citrus Me- help. However, an ad hoc de- to get it removed and nobody politics, first. Mr. Klyap has should be packed at Easter, to T favored it except him. Taking morial Hospital on behalf of cision by five people on an shown his commitment to the saying the NFL should open the citizens of Citrus County, appointed board is not the his issues with County Adminis- citizens of Citrus County by on schedule. Telling people trator Randy Oliver to Face- living and working here for voted in April to give 43 char- proper way to disburse pub- he’s No. 1 on Facebook and book was uncouth. The over three decades. Mr. Klyap the briefings have a higher ities $10,000 each to help off- lic funds. emergency has definitely not has always been professional rating than “The Bachelor” set decreased donations due The Foundation, which passed! The sheriff ’s office still when I have spoken to him, are not the things to say in a to coronavirus- has elected mem- needs to patrol our waters for and he takes pride in his ser- time of crisis and despair and related economic THE ISSUE: bers, has a social distancing. So the Flor- vice to his country and his while people are dying. woes. clearly docu- ida Fish and Wildlife Commis- continued service in the com- Andrew Cuomo is no longer According to a Citrus County mented process sion has ended their order. munity. I will be voting for Mr. just New York’s governor — recent news story, Hospital Board for the request- Does Mr. Smith think that they Klyap as will my family in Au- he is now America’s governor. CCHB will work gives $430,000 ing and awarding only work in Citrus County? gust, and when you view what Thanks to his excellent lead- Our sheriff ’s office has to keep he has accomplished with an through the Com- to charities. of grant funding. ership during the overwhelm- up what they have been doing. open mind, you too, will do munity Food The CCHB, ing health crisis caused by This is not the end of a hurri- the same. the coronavirus, Cuomo has Bank to help its OUR OPINION: which has no cane, Jimmie. It’s still ongoing. provided much-needed com- client organiza- Positive outcome, elected mem- I agree with Commissioner Mercedes Davis fort and information to the tions meet their bers, has none. but highly flawed Jeff Kinnard concerning the va- Inverness entire country. He has been missions of as- The Foundation cation rentals. They do not process. so effective and has pre- sisting county has established need to be open yet to people Sheriff’s office sented such a stark contrast residents with grant cycles. The who come from wherever and with the vacuum of leader- food, utilities and other es- CCHB has none. In fact, for bring the virus with them. making many arrests ship in the White House that sential services. CCHB this most recent funding That’s just asking for trouble. This is for Joy Broadstock now some people are saying Let’s work together on this board chair Debbie Ressler gush, there was no applica- who wrote that the sheriff he should be America’s and please wear masks when president. told board members that giv- tion process. CCHB mem- should be more concerned out in public, if not for yourself, about drugs in our county The governor shows what ing local organizations bers apparently figured they then for others. than staking out speed traps. true leadership should look money during a pandemic had some extra cash and If you read the Chronicle Joy, like. Many governors have falls within the CCHB’s mis- wanted to drop it where they Sally Van Osdell every other day someone is stepped up and they all seem sion to help the county’s res- thought it would help. Inverness getting busted for either drug to be Democrats. Where are idents with health care A board member previ- possession, selling drugs, in- the Republicans? Eleven needs. ously noted CCHB does not Klyap is tent to sell drugs, doing drugs states — all Republican — There’s good and bad in have the constraints the a proven leader and/or possession of drug have refused stay-at-home or- this action. Foundation does — includ- paraphernalia. And quite a ders. The Alabama governor few of those arrests are the changed her tune quickly The good is that charitable ing no bricks-and-mortar Commitment and experience counts. I am writing this result of people being pulled when 1,200 cases appeared in organizations hit so hard project funding allowed, letter to endorse Mike Klyap over for traffic infractions a weeks time. Time for strong during this pandemic will plus requirement for CCHB as the Republican candidate like speeding or running stop leadership in this country. get help to meet dramati- approval for any single be- for sheriff in the 2020 pri- signs or traffic lights. Keep up cally increased demands quest of more than $250,000. mary. I have many family the good work sheriff! And Jack Burt from those who have lost Thus in March, the CCHB it- members who are career law slow down Joy so you will not Inverness jobs and income. self pledged $2.5 million, enforcement officers and get struck broadside. The bad is that CCHB has proceeds from other federal have been raised to respect Are you preparing Douglas Vance Karup again bestowed funding reimbursements, toward those who have served and for round two? without an established pro- construction of the Veterans continue to serve. Inverness cess, rather than transfer- Village ALF. Bricks-and- I have researched all the Lessons learned? Since this ring these funds to the Citrus mortar, big number. candidates closely and the Ignoring the round of this virus was han- one thing that sticks out to me dled so successfully by the County Community Charita- The CCHB is essentially is the service that Mr. Klyap problems governments (both federal ble Foundation (CCCCF) — competing with the Founda- has given to not only his coun- On May 5, around 5 p.m., I and state), what are we doing which it created in 2014 to tion it created to disburse try but his community for was returning home to to prepare for the next round, disburse earnings from the funds to “promote the health over 40 years, with over three Smokey Mountain Point in whether or not it comes (de- hospital’s lease to the HCA or satisfy the medical needs decades in Citrus County. I Crystal River. As I was head- pending on whom you be- group. Funds the CCHB has of the residents of Citrus have had the privilege of ing right onto Windy Gao, lieve)? Are we pre-ordering awarded on its own come not County.” The CCHB created talking to Mr. Klyap many which is a heavily wooded PPE and other necessary ma- from that lease, but from re- the Foundation and wrote its times and have seen that his area, I braked hard to avoid a terials? Are we preparing couping monies from the rules. The CCHB can rewrite heart has been and continues young, helmeted white male testing materials and sites? federal government based the Foundation’s rules — and to be for the community, the on a white dirt bike. He ac- Might the country see the knowledged me as to say on prior years. Therefore, it should, so that all awards of veterans and our children. final assessment and evalua- Mr. Klyap is straightforward thank you. As I began again, tion of what has happened the CCHB’s thinking goes, public monies flow through and to the point and is not there were two helmeted kids here? Have we learned since it’s not lease money it an established, highly trans- afraid to stand up for all on a yellow ATV, male and fe- anything? doesn’t have to go to the parent process for public walks of life and his belief in male. The same responses Foundation. oversight, accountability and the laws and the Constitution recurred. Sue Norman We’re pleased that public benefit. of the United States. I called 911 and turned my Homosassa

Here’s to are considered “essential work- still runs and functions and it’s, and came to work every single grant was made to the Friends ers” — you know, like govern- as the county administrator day, those are the ones — the of Crystal River National Wildlife the unsung heroes ment employees, the people says, “business as usual.” What unsung heroes — that I think Refuge. This grant and others is I keep hearing a lot about our that keep the water coming in, about some extra compensation should be recognized right to be used for the interpretive first responders and the sewage going out, for them? I’m not talking time- along with our first responders displays at the refuge’s new Visi- medical professionals OUND all the construction and-a-half or hazard pay or any- and our medical professionals. tors Center. The displays are and the great work that S trades and the construc- thing like that. How about some keyed to manatees and their habitat, along with our natural they’re doing and the OFF tion industry running, extra vacation time? How about Understanding springs. This money is not to be the clerk of the courts something to show your appre- sacrifices that they’re the grant intended for signs on Three Sis- making and the extra and the property ap- ciation for the hard work and The other day someone on ters. The TDC has donated these compensation that they praiser — all those peo- dedication that they’ve provided Sound Off took issue with the funds wisely and the new Visitors should be receiving for ple? What about them? to this county? We’ve had a lot CALL TDC and a $100,000 grant to Center at the refuge on King’s their sacrifices. That’s What about the sacri- of people that have gone home the Crystal River Refuge. Either Bay will draw considerable visi- great and I’m all for it. 563-0579 fices that they’re making and worked from home and that the person did not read the arti- tors to our area. Well done, TDC. But what about all the going to work every day was a decision that they made. cle in the Chronicle or did not And, by the way, Three Sisters is rest of the unsung heroes that to ensure that our government But the people that sacrificed understand what it said. The not a park; it is a refuge.

THE CHRONICLE invites you to call “Sound Off” with your opinions about local or statewide subjects. You do not need to leave your name, and have less than a minute to record. COMMENTS will be edited for length, libel, personal or political attacks and good taste. Editors will cut libelous material. OPINIONS expressed are purely those of the callers. Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Opinion Monday, May 18, 2020 A13 Sound OFF Two gentlemen helped us enforce our deed restrictions. You know, we put good money out, but nothing’s I’m calling to give kudos to two fine getting done. Too bad about that. gentlemen who, all they told me was, they were from the Highlands. One of Roadway litter is terrible them helped us at Lowe’s when some- I’m appalled at the garbage strewn thing that we had purchased did not fit along the roadways. Where’s our pride? into our vehicle and he brought it to our Why doesn’t the road commissioner home and unloaded it and he would take send out crews to clean? Up north, con- no money for it and I just appreciated it victs clean roads for free. I see homeless and I want him to know. His name is Tim. with nothing to do. Pay them cash to And the second person, who was also help clean or give them gift certificates from the Highlands — and again, I don’t to restaurants or stores for food and es- know who it was — drove me home when sentials. Parents, teach kids not to throw I locked my keys in my car and then garbage out windows. Church and Rotary drove me back to get my car. So, in this clubs clean, but it’s up to each individual horrible time that we’re living in, people to keep our Earth nice. Exercisers, to get are still good and I want them to know some exercise during this pandemic, get how much I appreciate them. Thank you a bag and walk the roads collecting plas- very much. tic bags, fast-food wrappers, water and soda bottles, etc. I can’t imagine what Enforcing deed restrictions tourists think of our disgusting area. It seems that Pine Ridge Estates is going to the dogs in more ways than one. Don’t dump mattress in trash It seems there’s going to be a dog park To the person or persons who dumped and recreation center, which perhaps their unwanted mattress at the trash bin most of the residents in Pine Ridge Es- at the Elegant Pelican on Pinebrook in tates are going to be paying for. But as Crystal River: Thank you. It’s people like far as the rest of the going to the dogs, you who have ruined the recycling pro- the place is starting to look like a dump. cess and bins in the county. You ought to They need a property manager there to be ashamed of yourself. Nothing to Lose But Pounds and Inches

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NationC itrus& County CWhronicle orld Nation & World BRIEFS Virus Outbreak Brazil Leaders weigh reopening World moves forward without vaccine Elana Schor, Mike Stobbe and Michael Kunzelman Associated Press Associated Press Children exercise from the rooftop of their building on NEW YORK — On a Sunday during and outdoor workout class imparted by weekend when many physical trainer Ivan Nascimento for his neighbors during pandemic-weary people a quarantine imposed by the state government to help emerged from weeks of contain the spread of the new coronavirus in the lockdown, leaders in the Brasilandia neighborhood of Sao Paulo, Brazil. U.S. and Europe weighed the risks and rewards of lifting COVID-19 restric- Investigators His death is considered a tions knowing that a vac- homicide, but Tervalon said Associated Press open probe into cine could take years to A youngster approaches a team of New York City police officers as they walk with face he didn’t want to release any develop. masks to hand out to anyone who needs or asks for one during the current coronavirus LA explosion additional details. No arrests In separate stark warn- outbreak, Sunday in Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York. LOS ANGELES — Police have been made in that ings, two major European and fire investigators case. leaders bluntly told their when social distancing “We made the decision Sunday, preparing to scan launched a criminal probe Bogalusa is a city of about citizens that the world and other prevention mea- to start opening up Ohio, people’s temperatures needs to adapt to living Sunday into the cause of an 12,000 people and is sures are loosened or and about 90% of our econ- and purchasing protective with the coronavirus and ignored. explosion at a hash oil man- 70 miles northeast of New omy is back open, because equipment. But that was cannot wait to be saved by Dr. Michael Saag at the we thought it was a huge postponed after local au- ufacturer in downtown Los Orleans. a vaccine. University of Alabama at risk not to open,“ he said. thorities raised questions Angeles that sent firefighters Canadian “We are confronting this Birmingham called Texas ”But we also know it’s a and the church is now in running for their lives. acrobatic jet risk, and we need to ac- “a warning shot” for states huge risk in opening.” talks about parameters for Detectives from the Los cept it, otherwise we to closely watch any surges The Isle of Palms, one of holding future services. Angeles Police Department’s crashes in BC would never be able to re- in cases and have plans to South Carolina’s most The church’s prepara- major crimes division were KAMLOOPS, British Co- launch,” Italian Premier swiftly take steps to stop popular beaches, saw a tions were “more than working with the city Fire De- lumbia — A Canadian acro- Giuseppe Conte said, ac- them. rush of visitors this week- what they’d had to do if partment’s arson investiga- batic jet crashed into a ceding to a push by re- “No one knows for sure end— with Mayor Jimmy they were at Home Depot tors to determine what might British Columbia neighbor- gional leaders to allow exactly the right way for- Carroll calling Saturday or Lowe’s or Walmart,” restaurants, bars and have sparked the blast that hood Sunday during a fly- ward, and what I think the busiest day he has said Jeremy Dys, a counsel beach facilities to open shot a ball of flames out of over intended to boost we’re witnessing is a giant seen in his more than at First Liberty Institute, the building Saturday night Monday, weeks ahead of national experiment,” 60 years there. But police the legal nonprofit repre- morale during the pandemic, an earlier timetable. and scorched a fire truck said Saag, an infectious said almost everyone on senting Northwest Bible scattering debris and setting The warnings from across the street, police a house on fire. Video ap- diseases researcher. the beach and in the ocean Baptist. “Somehow people Conte and British Prime In the U.S., many states was staying a safe distance going to church are inca- spokesman Josh Rubenstein peared to show at least one Minister Boris Johnson have lifted stay-at-home apart. pable, it’s insinuated, of said. person ejecting. came as governments orders and other restric- Houses of worship are safely gathering.” “We’re in the very early Canada’s defense depart- worldwide and many U.S. tions, allowing some types beginning to look ahead to Underscoring the stages of the investigation ... states struggled with re- ment said emergency crews of businesses to reopen. resumption of in-person tradeoffs involved in re- to understand what hap- starting economies blind- were responding to the Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, services, with some eyeing suming such gatherings, pened and figure out how to sided by the pandemic. crash at the airport in the city a Republican, told CNN that shift this month. But officials in California’s move forward,” he said. of Kamloops in British Co- With 36 million newly unemployed in the U.S. on Sunday that he was the challenges are steeper Butte County announced The Federal Bureau of Al- lumbia. The Snowbirds are concerned to see images in states with ongoing pub- Friday that a congregant cohol, Tobacco, Firearms Canada’s equivalent of the alone, economic pressures are building even as au- of a crowded bar in Co- lic health restrictions. had tested positive for the and Explosives was assist- U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds lumbus, Ohio, on the first In Elgin, Illinois, North- virus after attending a ing local fire investigators, an thorities acknowledge that or U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels. reopening risks setting off day that outdoor dining west Bible Baptist Church Mother’s Day church agency spokeswoman said. British Columbia Health new waves of infections establishments were al- had sought to welcome event that drew more than The blast injured a dozen Minister Adrian Dix said one and deaths. In the U.S., im- lowed to reopen. back worshipers on 180 people. firefighters including some person was in hospital after ages of crowded bars, who ran out onto sidewalks, paramedics and air ambu- beaches and boardwalks where they tore off their lances responded to the suggested some weren’t burning protective equip- crash. heeding warnings to safely ment including melted hel- Video posted to Twitter by enjoy reopened spaces mets, officials said. 6:10 a.m. in Kamloops ap- while limiting the risks of Shooting leaves pears to show two Snow- spreading infection. birds taking off from what is Britain’s Johnson, who 13 hurt, none believed to have been Kam- was hospitalized last loops Airport. One of the air- month with a serious bout killed in Louisiana of COVID-19, speculated craft subsequently climbed BOGALUSA, La. — Thir- Sunday that a vaccine may into the sky before rolling teen people were shot Satur- not be developed at all, de- over and plunging to the day night as a large group spite the huge global effort ground. The video appears gathered in a Louisiana city to produce one. Health ex- to show at least one person for an impromptu memorial perts say the world could ejecting from the plane be- service for a man whose be months, if not years, fore it disappears behind a away from having a vac- body was found earlier this stand of trees and an explo- cine available to month, authorities said. sion is heard. everyone. No one was killed, but one “Our number one priority “There remains a very person was in critical condi- at this time is determining long way to go, and I must tion after the 9:15 p.m. the status of our personnel, be frank that a vaccine shooting in Bogalusa, police the community and support- might not come to frui- said. ing emergency personnel. tion,” Johnson wrote in the VIRTUAL The crowd was gathered When appropriate, more in- Mail on Sunday in a vacant lot to remember newspaper. formation will be made avail- The coronavirus has in- Dominique James, who was able,” the Department of missing for several days be- fected over 4.6 million National Defense said in a people and killed more fore being found dead May 8 statement. inside his vehicle in woods than 314,000 worldwide, according to a tally by by officers in a helicopter, in- Iran tankers Johns Hopkins University vestigators said. sailing to that experts say under “The best we can tell is a Venezuela counts the true toll of the car drove by and shots were pandemic. The U.S. has fired and it was pure chaos DUBAI, United Arab Emir- reported over 89,000 dead from there,” Bogalusa Police ates — Five Iranian tankers and Europe has seen at Maj. Troy Tervalon told The likely carrying at least least 160,000 deaths. Associated Press. $45.5 million worth of gaso- For most people, the Police haven’t had a wit- line and similar products are coronavirus causes mild ness come forward to give now sailing to Venezuela, or moderate symptoms. them a better description of part of a wider deal between For some, especially older May 21, 2020 • 6:00pm the shooting and have made the two U.S.-sanctioned na- adults and people with ex- no arrests, Tervalon said. tions amid heightened ten- isting health problems, it James’ family had asked sions between Tehran and can cause more severe illness and lead to death. The Citrus County Chronicle presents Bogalusa officials if they Washington. Some experts noted re- the 13th Annual Student Athletic could have a regular memo- The tankers’ voyage came cent infection surges in rial service for James, but after Venezuela’s socialist Texas, including a 1,800- Recognitions Awards Virtual were turned down because leader Nicolás Maduro al- case jump Saturday, with of stay-at-home orders with ready turned to Iran for help Amarillo identified as a Ceremony. Watch online COVID-19, Tervalon said. in flying in chemicals needed growing hot spot. Texas of- at tinyurl.com/chroniclestars The gathering of at least at an aging refinery amid a ficials said increased test- 150 people Saturday night gasoline shortage, a symp- ing was playing a big role were mostly friends, Terva- tom of the wider economic — the more you look for lon said. and political chaos gripping something, the more you The scene was so chaotic, Latin America’s one-time find it. Many are watching with wounded people being largest oil producer. hospitalizations and death taken to several different For Iran, the tankers rep- rates in the weeks ahead to see exactly what the hospitals that investigators resent a way to bring money into its cash-starved Shiite new Texas numbers really haven’t been able to find and mean. interview all the wounded theocracy and put its own But Texas was one of the people, Tervalon said. pressure on the U.S., which earliest states to allow James was last heard under President Donald stores and restaurants to from heading to an unknown Trump has pursued maxi- reopen, and some experts Advanced Disposal Services | Cornerstone Baptist Church | Crime Stoppers of Citrus County location to pick up an all- malist campaigns against worry it is a sign of the Ira Fialko D.O., FACOP | Langley Health Services | Mez Mer Eyes terrain vehicle on May 2, po- both nations. kind of outbreak re- 000YFH1 lice said. — From wire reports ignition that might occur 000YFH1

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50 n Puzzles, TV/B2 Career wins for Kevin n Comics/B3 Harvick, the 14th driver in n Classifieds/B4 NASCAR history to reach n Crosswords/B6 Citrusport County Chronicle s that total, tying him for Kevin 12th on the all-time list. S Harvick Section B - MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020

SPORTS BRIEFS Former MLB Back on the track manager Art Howe released from hospital Kevin Harvick wins at Darlington as NASCAR returns to racing

HOUSTON — Former major Jenna Fryer league manager and infielder Art AP auto racing writer Howe was released from a Houston hospital Sunday after a DARLINGTON, S.C. — This was a stay in intensive care because of 400-mile drive unlike any other in mod- the coronavirus. ern day NASCAR. “Relief, back in my own bed- The grandstands were completely room. It’s just sweet,” the empty. There wasn’t a single tailgate in- 73-year-old Howe said. “It was a side the track. Everyone wore face cov- long five days or so. I’m finally erings — some with the team logos, feeling a little bit better. Still not others opting for plain disposable med- able to eat real good, taste buds ical masks. It was nothing close to the are giving me a hard time. It’s corporate sponsorship, pomp and patri- otic traveling circus that symbolizes just nice to be back home and NASCAR. hopefully continue to progress.” But when the engines fired at Dar- Howe will be isolated at home lington Raceway following a 10-week for another week or two. layoff during the coronavirus pandemic, Best known as the manager it turned into a regular old race. of the “Moneyball” Oakland Ath- Kevin Harvick beat Alex Bowman to letics playoff teams in the late win NASCAR’s first race back, a specta- 1990s and early 2000s, Howe cle closely watched to see if the largest confirmed Thursday night he has motorsports series in the United States been dealing with the illness could successfully return to the track. since first feeling symptoms of “I just want to thank everybody from COVID-19 on May 3. He went to NASCAR and all the teams for letting us the hospital by ambulance do what we do,” Harvick said. “I didn’t Tuesday. think it was going to be that different, Howe spent 12 seasons in the then we won and it’s dead silent out here. We miss the fans.” majors as a player, primarily at It was a crucial gamble for NASCAR, second base and third base. which had to get back to the track to NFL CBs Baker, stave off financial ruin. With races on hold, no money was coming into the Dunbar released sport whatsoever and the NASCAR from jail on bond business model can not sustain the lack of revenue. FORT LAUDERDALE — NFL NASCAR developed a health plan ap- cornerbacks DeAndre Baker and proved by officials in both South Caro- Quinton Dunbar were released lina and North Carolina and scheduled Associated Press from Broward County Jail on seven races over the next 11 days at two Kevin Harvick celebrates after winning the NASCAR Cup Series race Sunday in Sunday, a day after surrendering tracks. As other states began to open, Darlington, S.C. on felony charges stemming the series tacked more races to fill the from a cookout at a Miramar calendar with 20 events across seven right at Darlington. NASCAR did not have to turn anyone home. Southern states between now and Steve O’Donnell, executive vice pres- away, and all 40 drivers were cleared to Baker posted a $200,000 bond June 21. There will be no spectators at ident of NASCAR, was pleased with the race. NASCAR has declined to do after a Zoom hearing with Bro- least through that date. collective effort from the industry. COVID-19 testing to ensure those tests ward Circuit Judge Michael Davis. This first event was called the “The “We didn’t have to tell anyone or re- go to those in need, but competitors are The New York Giants defender is Real Heroes 400” and dedicated to mind anyone to wear a mask,” O’Don- supposed to log who they come into con- nell said. “It felt a little odd with the tact with, not return to the race shop charged with four counts of armed health care workers fighting the coronavirus pandemic. The names of health garage area because it was scaled down after being at the track and continue to robbery with a firearm and four in terms of personnel, but all in all I follow CDC guidelines on social counts of aggravated assault with care workers across the country were substituted for the drivers’ name above think it went really well.” distancing. a firearm in the Wednesday the door on each of the 40 cars. Teams were required to submit ros- Among those to make it inside were incident. Harvick’s car honored Dr. Joshua ters in advance with only 16 members Ryan Newman, back for the first time Dunbar is charged with four Hughes, an emergency medicine physi- allotted per car. Names were on a list at since he suffered a head injury exactly felony counts of armed robbery. cian in the Charlotte area. a checkpoint at the end of a gravel road three months ago in a wreck on the final The Seattle Seahawks player “Josh is one of my really good friends, just off Harry Byrd Highway and every- lap of the Daytona 500. Newman missed posted a $100,000 bond. I spend a lot of time talking to him one who passed through had their tem- only three races because of NASCAR’s Baker and Dunbar were at- through this pandemic and really have perature checked and logged before shutdown and finished 15th in his tending the cookout Wednesday heard how those doctors are affected they could enter. return. with everything they have going on with night when a fight broke out, and 26. (4) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 292. Baker pulled out a handgun, the their personal life and whether they’re The Real Heroes 400 27. (35) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet, 292. warrant said. Baker, Dunbar and sick, not sick, how they should treat peo- DARLINGTON, S.C. 28. (30) JJ Yeley(i), Ford, 291. two other men began robbing ple,” Harvick said. “I’m just really hon- Sunday 29. (36) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 291. ored and really thankful for all of our At Darlington Raceway 30. (32) Joey Gase(i), Ford, 289. people of thousands of dollars, Lap length: 1.366 miles front-line workers, not only our doctors, 31. (19) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 289. watches and other valuables, (Start position in parentheses) 32. (24) Chris Buescher, Ford, 287. witnesses told investigators. The but grocery stores, truck drivers, fire 1. (6) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 293. 33. (38) Timmy Hill(i), Toyota, 286. 2. (2) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 293. players’ lawyers say they have fighters, police departments — you 34. (40) Josh Bilicki(i), Chevrolet, 286. name it. 3. (22) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 293. 35. (18) William Byron, Chevrolet, 279. witnesses who will clear them. 4. (11) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 293. “All of you front-line workers are the 36. (27) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, Electrical, 137. Baker was one of three first- 5. (10) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 293. 37. (26) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, Power Steering, 127. reason that we’re here today and our 6. (15) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 293. round draft picks the Giants had 38. (8) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Accident, 89. country is actually still running.” 7. (29) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 293. 39. (39) BJ McLeod(i), Chevrolet, Engine, 13. 8. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, 293. last season. He was the 30th The health care workers then virtu- 40. (23) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chevrolet, Accident, 0. 9. (34) John Hunter Nemechek, Ford, 293. pick overall out of Georgia. He Average Speed of Race Winner: 115.815 mph. ally gave the command to start the 10. (12) Matt Kenseth, Chevrolet, 293. Time of Race: 3 Hrs, 27 Mins, 21 Secs. Margin of Victory: 2.154 played in all 16 games, starting engines. 11. (16) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 293. Seconds. 15. He had 61 tackles and no “Our drivers, race teams and officials 12. (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, 293. Caution Flags: 10 for 57 laps. interceptions. have been eagerly awaiting the opportu- 13. (1) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 293. 14. (3) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 293. Lead Changes: 10 among 6 drivers. Dunbar signed with Washing- nity to get back to the race track and we 15. (21) Ryan Newman, Ford, 293. Lap Leaders: B. Keselowski 1-44;A. Bowman 45-80;J. Johnson ton as an undrafted free agent want to assure you that we have taken 16. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 293. 81-89;W. Byron 90-92;A. Bowman 93;K. Harvick 94-174;J. Ye- out of Florida in 2015 and was the return to racing very seriously,” 17. (13) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 293. ley(i) 175;B. Keselowski 176-188;A. Bowman 189-192;B. Kesel- NASCAR President Steve Phelps wrote 18. (9) Joey Logano, Ford, 293. owski 193-215;K. Harvick 216-293. traded to the Seahawks in Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Led): Kevin Harvick in a letter to fans released Sunday 19. (33) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 293. March. He started 11 games for 20. (25) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 293. 2 times for 159 laps; Brad Keselowski 3 times for 80 laps; Alex the Redskins last season, mak- morning. 21. (17) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 293. Bowman 3 times for 41 laps; Jimmie Johnson 1 time for 9 laps; ing 37 tackles and four The industry had to be extremely 22. (14) Cole Custer, Ford, 293. William Byron 1 time for 3 laps; JJ Yeley(i) 1 time for 1 lap. careful because to even get to the 23. (31) Michael McDowell, Ford, 293. Stage‥1 Top Ten: 24,11,88,4,2,10,14,8,6,9 interceptions. Coca-Cola 600 next week at Charlotte 24. (28) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 293. Stage‥2 Top Ten: 2,88,19,4,14,1,37,22,11,20 25. (37) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 292. * (i) Ineligible for driver points in this series — From wire reports Motor Speedway, NASCAR had to get it Florida LOTTERY McIlroy delivers as live golf returns Here are the winning numbers selected Sun- Doug Ferguson place at Juno Beach, Florida. for $75,000. day in the Florida Lottery: AP golf writer The final carryover gave McIl- “It was an awesome day,” PICK 2 (early) PICK 5 (early) roy and Johnson $1.85 million for McIlroy said. “It was nice to get 6 - 4 0 - 1 - 9 - 9 - 6 Rory McIlroy delivered the the American Nurses Founda- back on the golf course and get PICK 2 (late) money shot Sunday as live golf tion. Fowler, who made seven back to some sort of normalcy.” PICK 5 (late) 4 - 4 returned to television for a birdies, and Wolff made That was the start of golf ’s 1 - 5 - 1 - 3 - 1 Skins game that revealed plenty $1.15 million for the CDC return. PICK 3 (early) 1 - 1 - 7 FANTASY 5 of rust and raised more than Foundation. The last live competition on 5 - 17 - 26 - 34 - 35 $5 million for COVID-19 relief “I’m proud to be part of an TV was March 12, the first round PICK 3 (late) CASH 4 LIFE funds. event to entertain people at of The Players Championship. It 0 - 5 - 0 McIlroy and Dustin Johnson, home on a Sunday afternoon was canceled the next day, along 4 - 7 - 19 - 26 - 57 PICK 4 (early) who had not won a skin since the and to raise money for people with other tournaments that ei- CASH BALL 4 - 3 - 1 - 6 sixth hole, had a chance to win who need it,” McIlroy said as he ther were scrapped or 3 the final six skins worth $1.1 mil- played the 18th hole. postponed. PICK 4 (late) lion on the final hole at Seminole Wolff, the 21-year-old Califor- Next up is another exhibition 7 - 6 - 2 - 1 in the TaylorMade Driving Relief nian with big game and plenty of match on May 24 down the road exhibition. Both missed and they swagger, earned $450,000 to- at Medalist, where Tiger Woods Saturday’s winning numbers and payouts: returned to the par-3 17th for a ward relief funds by having the plays when home. Woods and closest-to-the-pin contest. longest drives on two par 5s — Peyton Manning will face Phil Powerball: 8 – 12 – 26 – 39 – 42 5-of-6 16 $4,252 From a forward tee at 356 yards on No. 2 and 368 yards Mickelson and Tom Brady in a Powerball: 11 4-of-6 864 $59 120 yards, Matthew Wolff was on No. 14. match billed as “Champions for 5-of-5 PB No winner 3-of-6 16,701 $5 No Florida winner 14 – 17 – 19 – 28 – 30 18 feet below the hole. His part- Fowler’s seven birdies were Charity” that will raise $10 mil- Fantasy 5: 5-of-5 1 winner $1 million 5-of-5 1 winner $215,621.43 ner, Rickie Fowler, missed the worth $270,000 in a separate lion for COVID-19 relief efforts. No Florida winner 4-of-5 307 $113 green. Johnson found a bunker. fund from Farmers Insurance, The real show is to return on Lotto: 9 – 10 – 22 – 27 – 32 – 44 3-of-5 9,473 $10 Down to the last shot, McIlroy while McIlroy made four birdies June 11 with the Charles 6-of-6 1 winner $1.5 million Cash 4 Life: 5 – 10 – 17 – 41 – 45 barely stayed on the shelf left of in regulation worth $175,000 Schwab Challenge at Colonial in Players should verify winning numbers by Cash Ball: 3 the pin, measured at 13 feet. and Wolff had three birdies for Fort Worth, Texas. The tour has calling 850-487-7777 5-of-5 CB No winner “Air five,” McIlroy said, allud- $135,000. Johnson, who showed said it will not allow fans for at or at www.flalottery.com. 5-of-5 No winner ing to the social distancing in the most rust, had two birdies least a month. 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TRAILER TRIUMPH HONDA 2040-0518 MCRN 2018 Slingshot trailer 1973 TR6, 4 spd, 6 cyl, 2009 Shadow 750 Exc. 2 Tops, Red w/ Black multiple motorcycles or con. 1 owner, garage Public Notice is hereby given that Citrus County Animal Services will offer for sale at Public compact car, $5,000 Interior $15,000 Firm kept, Very low mi 3514 352-503-6859 auction: Two juvenile domestic cross pigs; 1blk/wht & 1 white. obo, 352-419-5053 or $3600 561-777-6014 At the conclusion of the sale, the buyer must make full payment for the animal(s). The buyer 850-624-1308 TOYOTA 2019 Camry SE is also required to make immediate arrangements for transportation of purchased animal(s) 18K Mi. 32 MPG. the same day. AUCTION: Like new cond. DATE: Monday, May 25, 2020 Factory warranty. Many Harley-Davidson TIME: 1:00pm SELL options. Tech. pkg. 18” CHEVROLET LOCATION: 4030 S. Airport Road 2003 100th Aniv. Edition YOUR VEHICLE alloys. $18,200 2001 S10 pick-up Inverness, FL 34450 WANTED 5 sp. AC, Sr owned V Rod, Black & Silver, JUNK & ESTATE IN THE 352-726-3730 PHONE: (352) 746-8400 or 352-422-7599 55k orig mil, $6,000 Vance & Hines, CONTACT: Colleen Yarbrough CARS obo (813) 410-6976 13,000mi, $4,950 obo Up to $1,000 & MORE 516-819-9196 Published May 18, 2020 (352) 342-7037 FORD SELL 2002 F450 Lariat YOUR VEHICLE Classifieds 141k mi, 7.3 diesel, BUICK Jake brake, 5th wheel IN THE 1965 Electra 225 body. Western hauler V8 wildcat, 45k orig mi, $23,500 502-345-0285 CADILLAC cold AC $13,500 OBO 2037-0518 MCRN (6/1) 2004 XLR, hard top 352-436-7485 aft 1pm Notice is hereby given that the undersigned intends to sell the vehicle(s) below under conv, 48k mi.,new tires ONLY Classifieds Florida Statutes 713.78. The undersigned will sell at public sale by competitive bidding on & batt. Call for price CHEVROLET the premises where said vehicle(s) have been stored and which is located at Ed’s Auto & $19.95 Harley-Davidson Towing Inc, 4610 S Florida Ave, Inverness, FL 34450 the following: (352) 726-0507 1936 5 Window Coupe for 7 days 350 V8, 10 bolt rear 2008 Sportster Anniv. DOS: 6/01/2020 @ 8:30AM end, all steel body, all Edition/ New tires, 1995 FORD VIN#1FTDF15Y7SNA06906 power, cold A/C. brakes, tune-up & oil Purchase must be paid for at the time of sale in cash only. Vehicle(s) sold as is and must $29.95 BUICK ONLY be removed at the time of sale. Sale is subject to cancellation in the event of settlement, be- $26,500 352-302-6979 change. $4500 OBO for 14 days 2020 Envision tween owner & obligated party. CHEVROLET 12k mi, with tow bar HONDA $19.95 $49.95 1971 Camaro RS Exc Cond $34,000 1989 Goldwing SE for 7 days Published May 18, 2020 for 30 days 4 sp. Black. V8 & A/C. (352) 257-6860 1500 CC, Blue/green. CHEVROLET $22,000 obo or Only 11,401 mi., $29.95 2010 CAMARO SS $69.95 possible trade. TOYOTA bought brand new. 2038-0518 MCRN ( 5/30 & 5/31 ) Only 34K miles for 14 days , Black, Run ‘til it sells!! 352-303-8226 2012 Highlander SE, Perfect cond. Hardly NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: PRECISION TOWING gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Auto trans., Original 108K mi, Mint Cond, 3rd driven. $7000 obo and intent to sell these vehicles on the date(s) and time(s) listed below at: 1726 W Lockport adult owner. Garage CHEVY Row, MUST SEE! Tony: 352-527-8950 $49.95 Lane Dunnellon, Florida 34434, Phone number: 352-489-1357, pursuant to subsection kept. LIKE NEW! 1933 Chevy Hotrod $12,900 352-299-6890 No answer leave msg. for 30 days 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. $19,500 352-419-7897 * Call your 350 Automatic, Steel PRECISION TOWING reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. body, A/C- MUST SEE! HONDA AUCTION DATE and TIME VEHICLE VIN #: Classified $29K 352-342-8170 2001Goldwing GL1800 $69.95 May 30, 2020 at 7:00 AM 2005 HYUN KM8SC13D15U022699 MUSTANG May 31, 2020 at 7:00 AM 2007 CHEV 1GNDS13S272108950 1996 COBRA , Black Representative 28,500 miles. Many Run ‘til it sells Beauty 4.6 Liter 5 speed FORD extras. Excellent cond. for details. 1930 Model A Can-Am Spyder Ultimate touring bike. Published May 18, 2020 $13,500 obo, w/ extras 352-563-5966 2016, White, 4,705 mi, (352) 465-0580 5 Window Coupe, 76 K Black/chrome. $7950 mi./ EXCELLENT Cond. Garage-Kept 352-270-8089 $16,000 352-795-3510 Excellent Condition! 2039-0518 MCRN (5/30) NISSAN $17,500 352-794-0352 YAMAHA * Call your NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: TROPICAL WINDOW TINTING gives Notice of Foreclosure of 2012 Sentra Super PLYMOUTH 2009 V Star 1100cc Classified Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on 05/30/2020, 10:00 am at 1612 S SUNCOAST BLVD clean, low mileage TOYOTA 1934 Sedan, Chevy V8 Harley-Davidson Silverado. Black. HOMOSASSA, FL 34448-1465, pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 64K,, new brakes & 2002 Celica. Excellent Auto, 9” Ford Rear, ‘08 FLHX Street Glide, 7,973 mi. New tires, Representative TROPICAL WINDOW TINTING reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. tires & tuneup. Condition! $87k mi. Nice street rod. Very Clean, Low Miles, Exc. Cond. Blue book for details. 3C3JY45XX6T296736 2006 CHRYSLER $6000 or best offer. (only 2 owners) $4,000 $17,500 OBO $8900 OBO $4,360 - asking $3,350 352-563-5966 352-212-6317 OBO (352) 794-3272 603-660-0491 352-277-9175 352-573-8389 Published May 18, 2020