MIDWEEK: FEB. 26-29, 2020

HOT HARDWOOD Community events All-SAC Boys Basketball throughout Seminole Teams announced; County for March 2020 TMA girls reach Final 4 See Seminole See Sports, Page 7 Happenings, Page 4 SANFORD HERALD

LAKE MARY, LONGWOOD, WINTER SPRINGS, OVIEDO, GENEVA, CASSELBERRY, OSTEEN, CHULUOTA, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DEBARY

Vol. 129, No. 58 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Sanford company ready to help with temporary Couple dies in motor ASSOCIATED PRESS buildings to quarantine Coronavirus patients home fire in DeBary ‘I’M SCARED OF CON- By Steve Paradis By Steve Paradis TRACTING THE VIRUS’ Herald Staff Herald Staff

Residents of the South Korean No one knows how much the A husband and wife from Kentucky died city of Daegu are struggling as Monday following an early morning fire inside they try to avoid the new virus, coronavirus may spread in the United States, but a Sanford com- a motor home in DeBary, according to officials. stocking up on food, while oth- Three people have lost their lives following ers avoid any kinds of public ac- pany stands ready to send its prod- ucts wherever necessary to fight tivities. See FIRE, Page 9 the disease, according to its presi- RIVAL CANDIDATES UN- dent. World Housing Solution on LOAD ON SANDERS Challenger Court in Sanford makes what it calls a rapidly deployable No less than three of the Ver- shelter, said Ron Ben-Zeev, founder mont senator’s rivals unleashed and CEO of the company. paid attack ads against him for Essentially, they produce prefab- the first time on the eve of a de- ricated shelters that can be easily bate in South Carolina. shipped and assembled on loca- tion. TRUMP GETS DOWN TO Herald photo by Steve Paradis BUSINESS IN INDIA World Housing Solution CEO Ron Ben-Zeev (left) and a crew mem- ber move one of the walls for the temporary buildings. See HOUSING, Page 9 The U.S. president says he's Herald photo by Tommy Vincent optimistic about the prospects of Gail Hoffman Bonjione will celebrate her 18th inking a trade deal with India (actual) birthday on Leap Day this Saturday. despite moves by both sides that created doubt; and there are more violent citizenship law Tales of a ‘leapling’: protests in New Delhi. Having a Leap Year birthday FORMER EGYPTIAN LEADER DEAD AT 91 By Steve Paradis Herald Staff Hosni Mubarak, in power for almost three decades, was forced Gail Hoffman Bonjione was born in 1948. to resign in 2011 following Arab This Saturday she turns 18, and she couldn’t Spring uprisings that convulsed be more happy. autocratic regimes across the Bonjione is a leapling. Her birthday is Feb. Middle East. 29. There are more than 4.1 million people in the world who have birthdays on Feb. 29, ac- HOW BLOOMBERG BUILT cording to history.com. The chances of having UP SUPPORT See LEAPLING, Page 11 The billionaire’s spending on charity and politics has skyrock- eted in recent years, giving him a foundation of connections and Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental goodwill that is helping his nas- cent presidential campaign. See AP, Page 10 SANFORD PORCHFEST Herald photos by Tommy Vincent IOC member casts doubt on post- Guests gather around porches in Sanford’s Residential Historic District this past Saturday for the 3rd Annual poning or moving Tokyo Games Porchfest. The event puts live music acts on porches around town for all to enjoy. See Page 10

STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday

Allegiant $148.68 Bombardier $0.96 Faro $57.85 Fastenal $36.05 Artists, like Charlie Ramos, set-up outside some of the HCA Healthcare $132.45 homes to paint Plein Air art during the activities. Invacare $8.48 NextEra $270.00 Tractor Supply $93.61 Toro $77.78 Wells Fargo $45.08

Jenny Scheuring Around town there were 12 stops at different houses Wee The People Teacher (above, right) and businesses to listen to the music. PAGE 2 • Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Sanford pilot featured as speaker during Aerospace and Aviation Day

By Sheralyn Brinson cannot do this alone. I need your help! I am seeking financial support Briahna Golston, of Sanford, was on my journey as I move more than a featured Speaker and Exhibitor at 2,000 miles away from all of my fam- the Orlando Sanford International ily and friends. The sky is the limit. Airport Aerospace and Aviation Day, I’m asking everyone to be the “wind “Pathways to Aviation Careers” beneath my wings” and help me Event on Saturday, January 25, 2020, reach my goal. AeroGuard Flight from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. She spoke to Training Funding: Tuition $87,500; Seminole County students about ca- Housing $4,000; Total: $91,500.” reers in aviation and shared her Briahna has obtained 400 plus flight journey to become a pilot. hours of flight time; earned her Pri- Briahna, the daughter of Gerard vate Pilot License, Instrument Rat- Shine and Mua Andrea Golston, was ing, and Commercial Pilot License; born and raised in Sanford, FL. She and she’s currently working on her attended Seminole County Public Certified Flight Instructor License. Schools. Her family relocated to Del- She is a role model for young Black tona, FL where she completed her females. She says Black female pi- high school studies and graduated lots are few and far between and it is from Deltona High School in 2018. difficult navigating through the in- She was accepted at the AeroGuard dustry; however, she is determined Elite Flight Training Center Pilot to succeed in a field where Black Pathway Program in Phoenix, Ari- women make up less than one per- zona on August 24, 2018; and she’s cent of pilots in America. Briahna enrolled there completing her stud- has been accepted into the profes- ies. She was also accepted at Embry- sional Black Female Pilots Associa- Riddle and other aeronautical tion, "Sisters of the Skies"; and she Photos contributed universities. has already been hired by SkyWest Briahna Golston, Aircraft Pilot Briahna Golston, Aircraft Pilot Briahna is one of the youngest Airlines, headquartered in St. African American females in the George, Utah. She often quotes the United States to obtain a Commer- words of legendary singer Nina Si- Victoria Dass, dual-enrolled 11th Propellerhead Aviation Inc; Sanford (luxury motorcoach), hotel accom- cial Pilot License at the age of 19. It mone, “Oh, to be young, gifted and grade student at Seminole High Airport Air Traffic Control Tower; modations, continental breakfasts, is said that she is the first African Black”. #takeflight; #theskyisthe- School in the Health and Aviation Sanford Airport Fire Dept.; Sanford historic trolley tour of Savannah, American Pilot from the City of San- limit; #sistersoftheskies. Academies; and Samara Cokinos, Airport Police Dept.; Sanford Fire and step-on guided tour of ford. Briahna took her first solo The Orlando Sanford Interna- Emmy Award-Winning News 6 Me- Dept; Seminole County Public Charleston. If you’d like to take this flight on January 13, 2019. She has tional Aerospace and Aviation Day, teorologist. Schools; Seminole State College; Ser- trip with them, call Pastor Henry documented her journey from her Pathways to Aviation Careers Event Participating Exhibitors: Ad- vant Air Ministries; Transportation Byrd, 706-761-4879; reservation acceptance into AeroGuard Flight is held annually for Seminole vanced Composite Structures; Air Security Administration; Trinity deadline, Thurs., Feb. 27th. Training to receiving her Pilot Li- County students and their parents. Force Recruiting; Airports World- Technology Group; U.S. Customs cense on her Facebook and YouTube It is designed to inspire Seminole Wide, Inc.; Air Unlimited; Allegiant and Border Protection; and Wal- • Seminole County Flag Football pages. In her own words: “Briahna’s County students to follow their Airlines; Atkins Global; AVCON, bridge. League Spring 2020 Season begins Flight Journey: When I was 9 years dreams in science, engineering and Inc.; AviNation Magazine; Avionica Sponsoring Partners: Seminole on March 28. Register online only at old, my father introduced me to avi- aviation. Exposure is the key. From USA; Avocet; B. Lilley Productions; County Public Schools, Orlando San- www.seminolecountypal.org. Cost, ation by taking me on my first dis- piloting to avionics, careers in avia- Bug Eyed Entertainment; CE Avion- ford International Airport, Million $50 per athlete; ages 5-13; boys and covery flight. As I got older, I started tion are plentiful and well-paying. ics, Inc; Civil Air Patrol; CPH Engi- Air, and Seminole State College of girls. Cash, checks or money orders attending different aviation camps Working professionals from the Or- neers; EAA Young Eagles; Florida. There were food trucks and are accepted at 1151 E. 28th Street in around the country. I understand lando Sanford International Airport, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univer- vendors onsite; door prizes, dis- Sanford. Questions, please contact that this journey is not going to be it’s tenants and airline partners par- sity; Erickson Aircraft Collection, plays; plane rides and more were Chris Taylor, Police Athletic League easy; however, I know I can do any- ticipate each year by interacting with LLC; Everglades University; Florida also on the itinerary. Learn more (PAL) Sports Coordinator; E-mail: thing I set my mind to. I am deter- students one-on-one and sharing in- Airports Council Education Founda- about this annual event at www.avi- [email protected]. Regis- mined! I will be moving from formation. tion, Inc.; Florida Institute of Tech- ationdayorlandosanford.com. tration deadline March 6; games on Florida to attend AeroGuard Flight Other speakers and exhibitors this nology; Kennedy Space Center; Saturdays; discounts available for Training Center in Phoenix, AZ. My year were: Taryn Fleet, Allegiant Air L3Harris; Lockheed Martin; Marine • The Midway Seniors Group is parents willing to coach a team. goal is to earn my Commercial Pilot Airbus Pilot; Lieutenant Colonel Recruiting; MetroPlan Orlando; Mid- hosting a 4-day trip to historic Sa- License.” In her online post request- (Ret.) Christine Mau, F-35 Contract way Coalition; Navy Recruiting; Or- vannah, GA and Charleston, SC on Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at ing financial assistance, she wrote: “I Instructor Pilot for Lockheed Martin; lando Sanford Flying Club; March 23-26, 2020. Cost: $299 per [email protected]. person and includes transportation

ARTS ALIVE: Head to Altamonte for the Celebration of the Arts at Cranes Roost

By Rachel Sammons Sunday. The festival in- Roost Park is located at 274 ing a clover and Irish flag Herald Arts Columnist cludes one-hundred-forty- Cranes Roost Blvd., Alta- onto a rustic wood board. five art and fine craft arts monte Springs, FL 32701. Ticket includes all supplies, This week, combine art with displays of glass, jew- including acrylic paints. To with your favorite things: elry, mosaics, paintings, Pet Portraits and Saint register and for more infor- Saint Patty’s Day, puppies, photography, pottery, sculp- Patty’s Day Painting mation, go to the Facebook and stargazing. ture and more all available event. 119 French is located for purchase. Legendary This Saturday, February at 119 South French Ave., UpTown Art Expo musician John Waite will 29th from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., Sanford, FL 32771. also perform on Saturday. the Jeanine Taylor Folk Art This Friday the 28th is the There will be fifteen chalk gallery brings back Reel Short Teen kickoff of the eighth annual artists who will decorate the renowned folk artist Theresa Film Festival Celebration of the Arts at pavement. Attendees can Disney who will showcase ater is located at 1300 Or- as well as understand the Cranes Roost. Friday night vote for the winner of the her pet portraits. Attendees This Saturday the 29th at lando Ave., Maitland, FL thousand-year-old stories at 6:30 p.m. will feature a People’s Choice Chalk Art are invited to bring their pet 11:00 a.m., the Enzian The- 32751. behind them. This week’s concert followed by an art Award. For more informa- or a photo of their pet for a ater will host the fifth an- episode one focuses on “The show from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 tion on the UpTown Art personal sitting. Proceeds nual Reel Short Teen Film Stories of the Night Sky Orion Myths” which spot- p.m. on Saturday and from Expo, go to benefit Seminole County’s Festival. In partnership with lights Orion, Taurus, Canis 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on uptownartexpo.com. Cranes affordable veterinarian Spay the Winter Park Public Li- This Friday the 28th at Major, Canis Minor, and N Save. For more informa- brary, the Enzian Theater 8:30 p.m. marks the begin- Lepus. For more informa- tion, go to jtfolkart.com. The will present a free screening ning of “Stories of the Night tion, go to Jeanine Taylor Folk Art of short films created by stu- Sky,” a five-episode series of seminolestate.edu/planet. gallery is located at 211 East dents grade eight to twelve. presentations at Seminole The Emil Buehler Perpetual 1st St., Sanford, FL 32771. In an effort to promote art State College’s Emil Buehler Trust Planetarium is located education and visual liter- Perpetual Trust Planetarium. at 100 Weldon Blvd., B, San- On Thursday, March 5th acy in the youth, the festival The live presentations ex- ford, FL 32773. from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., 119 awards prizes to winners se- plore the vast mythologies French Bar & Bites will host lected by audience members surrounding famous constel- Email art news and tips to a Saint Patty’s Day painting and a special jury. For more lations in the sky. Visitors Herald Arts Columnist Rachel party. Instructor Lauren will information, go to can learn how to locate and Sammons at rsammons@mysan- lead participants into paint- enzian.org. The Enzian The- identify each constellation fordherald.com.

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH

By Keith Roach, M.D. imaging studies, are not very sensitive, sick. She was given a prescription for a meaning the tests will miss cases. And physical therapist to work with her for DEAR DR. ROACH: A family friend they are not very specific -- a positive her condition. Unfortunately, she has has just been diagnosed with bile duct result on the screening test does not hit dead ends. How can she find a cancer. She is a breast cancer survivor necessarily mean cancer. physical therapist to work with her? -- and is 75 years old. The tumor is said For these reasons, screening is not A.F. to be the size of a quarter, and it was currently recommended for people at discovered after she complained of average risk, although it may be con- ANSWER: Physical therapists, like heartburn symptoms. sidered in people at high risk, such as most other health care professionals, Are there screening tests that could people with primary sclerosing cholan- have individual skill sets. Pelvic-floor have detected the condition before the gitis, a chronic liver disease that puts physical therapy requires a level of ex- heartburn symptoms? Are there things people at high risk for cholangiocarci- pertise that not all physical therapists that she could have done to avoid the noma. have. I suspect she may have just been cancer? My family members are fright- Other risk factors for cholangiocarci- calling physical therapist offices near ened and want to avoid her condition. noma are mostly beyond a person's her and not finding a therapist with -- Anon. control: other liver diseases, parasites that expertise. A quick internet search and genetic conditions. There is some found a good number of specially ANSWER: Cholangiocarcinoma, can- evidence that obesity and diabetes in- trained therapists in the area where she cer of the bile ducts, is a rare cancer crease the risk of this cancer; however, lives. that is, unfortunately, associated with a it does no good for you or your friend There are many online reviews of high mortality rate. There are no symp- to look backward. Never blame the vic- physical therapists, just as there are re- toms in most people until it is ad- tim. She should concentrate on getting views of doctors and dentists. They vanced. Since the cancer is in the bile treated. I don't have enough informa- have some value, but I would be cau- ducts, the most common symptoms are tion to comment on her prognosis, but tious about both overenthusiastic and caused by obstruction of the bile ducts: the fact that it was diagnosed early -- overly negative reviews. jaundice (yellow in skin/eyes), gener- apparently before obstruction of the *** alized itching, dark urine and light-col- bile ducts -- and with a tumor only the Dr. Roach regrets that he is unable to ored stools. Abdominal pain, fever and size of a quarter, are favorable. Treat- answer individual questions, but will weight loss are other symptoms. ment may include surgery and incorporate them in the column when- Cholangiocarcinoma is not a disease chemotherapy (before or after surgery). ever possible. Readers may email ques- that's amenable for screening; it is rare *** tions to in North America (it is more common DEAR DR. ROACH: My 22-year-old [email protected]. in East Asia, where there are screening daughter was diagnosed with overac- programs). Further, the available tive bladder at the end of June. She (c) 2020 North America Synd., Inc. screening tests, such as blood tests and tried medications, but they made her All Rights Reserved SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Walty and Jordy are unhappy with have held a boy out of a second story Kenne window, telling him he needed to stop talking in World History Class. What to do? Kenne used a bad word (Coaches always taught World History) back in June so now we have to do No one would dare fire Goose. something. Before that in the 1940s, a famous Walty is Walt Griffin, our Superin- general used colorful language to moti- tendent of Public Instruction, an ap- vate his army in WWII. It worked. pointed position. Here is a quote from that general that Jordy is Jordan Rodriguez, (probably fits the present situation: the only guy in the world with that name) who is the Principal at Seminole "There is a great deal of talk about High School. loyalty from the bottom to the top. Loy- alty from the top down is even more Kenne is Kenne Brown, the first year necessary and much less prevalent. One Seminole High School baseball coach of the most frequently noted character- who led his team to win the first school istics of great men who have remained baseball championship in thirty years great is loyalty to their subordinates." ~ (Should we mention that Kenne almost George S. Patton died of cancer several years ago?) Leo Durocher, the Brooklyn Dodgers Walty and Jordy decided to fire manager in 1947, at the Hotel Mayfair, Kenne from his coaching position. Can't used an extremely bad word for the have a coach using a bad word on a time, when he told the team about team bus, that might trigger a Jackie Robinson. snowflake. Can't have that, that's not allowed in the Seminole County School "I do not care if the guy is yellow or system. Snowflakes are delicate and black, or if he has stripes like a f****n' sensitive and need to be protected. Be- zebra. I'm the manager of this team, sides, Kenne might have also violated and I say he plays." the Healthcare Insurance Portability Stop, Question and Frisk and Accountability Act, so there. Would Walty and Jordy have fired all three of the above? So much for a principal supporting By Walter E. Williams sion. That means good policing requires his staff. What happens if another Let's hope they reconsider their hasty learning how to use an easily observed teacher says a bad word or words? decision, or maybe, like Joe Biden, it is Before former New York City Mayor physical characteristic as a guess or proxy Jordy will have to fire him or her. To time for Walty and Jordy to retire. Michael Bloomberg threw his hat into the for some other difficult-to-observe charac- regain the confidence and trust of his 2020 presidential race, he defended the New teristic. Thus, the reason people profile is underlings he needs to publish a list of To save their own necks, instead of York Police Department's use of "stop, ques- that information is costly and they seek prohibited utterances. Then he will be firing Kenne, make him watch Netflix, tion and frisk" policing. At a United States methods to economize on information costs. in trouble with the head snowflake, where he can view many series with ac- Naval Academy's 2019 Leadership Confer- One way to do that is through profiling. Walty. tresses making big bucks saying the ence, Bloomberg said, "We focused on keep- The reality is that race and other behav- bad word again and again and again.*** ing kids from going through the correctional ioral characteristics are correlated, including Return with us now, to those system ... kids who walked around looking criminal behavior. That fact does not dispel thrilling days of yesteryear ***Just before our deadline, word is like they might have a gun, remove the gun the insult, embarrassment, anger and hurt a the coach was reinstated because of from their pockets and stop it." He claimed law-abiding black person might feel when In the 1950s, SHS baseball coach, public outcry. that as a result of his policy, New York's being stopped by police, being watched in Carl F. (Goose) Kettles, was rumored to murder rate fell from 650 a year to 300 the stores, being passed by taxi drivers, stand- year he left office. ing at traffic lights and hearing car door In the cases of Terry v. Ohio, Sibron v. locks activated or being refused delivery by New York, and Peters v. New York, the U.S. merchants who fear for their safety in his Supreme Court, in 1968, granted limited ap- neighborhood. proval to officers to stop, question and frisk, Former New York Mayor Michael even though they lacked probable cause for Bloomberg is a politician in pursuit of his an arrest, if the officer believed the subject own agenda. President Donald Trump is to be dangerous. The Court's decision made also a politician in pursuit of his own suspicion of danger to an officer grounds for agenda. Both will deny their support for and a "reasonable search." talk down the policy of stop, question and The stop, question and frisk policy has frisk in an effort to curry favor with black taken on racial overtones because most of voters. the people stopped are black men. Let's look Most Bloomberg and Trump supporters at the numbers. Last year, NYPD data don't live under the horrible conditions that showed that 93% of suspects arrested for so many blacks live under in high crime murder were black or Hispanic. Ninety-six cities like Baltimore, St. Louis, Chicago and percent of those nabbed in shootings were Detroit. also minorities. Black people must ask what needs to be Eighty-eight percent of New York City's done to stop criminals from preying on homicide victims were black or Hispanic as them and making so many of their commu- were 96% of shooting victims. While these nities economic wastelands. percentages have been roughly the same for If stop, question and frisk can contribute decades, New York police have brought the to that goal, so be it. They need not listen to absolute number of crimes, including homi- politicians, academics, talking heads on the cides, way down from its 1990 peak at 2,245 news and others. to 289 homicides in 2018. Since blacks and I'll add that even if the police, intimidated Hispanics are the major victims of homicide, by leftists, are not doing their job to safe- as a result of the NYPD's proactive response guard black residents in high crime commu- to crime, possibly tens of thousands of nities, that doesn't mean that black people blacks are living today who would other- should not organize to take independent wise be dead. measures to protect themselves. For a law-abiding black person to be stopped, questioned and frisked -- in a word Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- or two, be racially profiled -- is truly insult- nomics at George Mason University. To find ing. out more about Walter E. Williams and read However, to analyze the policy, let's look features by other Creators Syndicate writers at the origins of racial profiling or any other and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate kind of profiling. webpage at www.creators.com. First of all, policemen are neither mind readers nor are they equipped with X-ray vi- COPYRIGHT 2020 CREATORS.COM

MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley PAGE 4 • Midweek : February. 26 to 29, 2020 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY AND DEBARY March Community Events for All Cities in Seminole County & DeBary City of Altamonte Springs Events City of DeBary Events Expo/ Concert entertainment, vendors, food & more. DeBary Correspondent, Biking to the Spring Trail Sunday, March 1, 10 am. to 5 p.m., Cranes Sherilyn Scott has been Saturday, March 14, 2 to 5 p.m., DeBary Hall Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. Art & live Unity Day a resident of the West Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Mater Volusia area since concert. Free. Food & beverages for pur- Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 325 Naturalist Roger Fulton will discuss the newest 1982, Past President of chase. Station Street, Altamonte Springs. Call 407- paced trails throughout Volusia County. Friends of DeBary Hall 720-4361. & on the Board of Di- Native Plant Walk Sunset Cinema Saturday, March 7, 8 to 10 p.m., Cranes World Food Festival rectors of DeBary Hall Saturday, March 21, 9 to 10 a.m., DeBary Hall Historic Site since Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. “Lion King” Saturday, March 28, 12 to 7 p.m., Cranes Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Master 2004. 2019 remake. Giveaways, fun surprises & Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. Celebrate Naturalist Holly Giles will lead a native plant food vendors. Free. culinary delights from around the world. walk & discuss the landscape that Frederick Enjoy international cuisine, live perform- Create Butterfly Garden DeBary created in he Florida scrub for his win- More than Pink Walk ances, and cultural arts including music and Thursday, March 5, 1 p.m., DeBary Hall His- ter hunting lodge in the late 19th century. Bring Saturday, March 14, 7 to 11 a.m., Cranes dance, traditional dress and a global market- toric Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Master bottled water, sunscreen & comfortable shoes. Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. Komen place. Savor the experience, appreciate the Gardner Howard Jeffries offers tips to create a Florida walk to fight breast cancer. Help diversity. Free. Food & drink tickets sold at butterfly garden, choosing flowering plants to Portrayal of Dolley Madison raise funds & awareness while enjoying event. Call 407-571-8180. invite butterflies to your garden. Call 386-668- Saturday, March 21, 1 to 2 p.m., DeBary Hall event featuring survivor village, kids zone, 3840. Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Retired Teacher Nancy Schleicher will portray Dolley Ocala National Forest Trail Lecture Madison. The First Lady spearheaded bipartisan City of Casselberry Events Thursday, March 5, 6 to 7 p.m., DeBary Hall cooperation in the early 19th century & defined Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Master the role of the president’s spouse. She is credited Casselberry Spring Jazz and Art Festival Naturalist Roger Fulton has explored all 110 with saving George Washington’s portrait when Correspondent, Saturday, March 21, 6 to 9 p.m., Lake Con- miles of the hiking and biking trails in the the British set fire to the White House during Lynn Hoppes is cord Park, Casselberry. Dynamic performers 363,000-acre Ocala National Forest. He will the War of 1812. Schleicher, a Deltona teacher the City of Paul Taylor & Michael Lington will join share his experiences & photos. for 39 years, received a master’s degree in edu- Casselberry forces. Taylor is a smooth jazz saxophonist cation from Stetson University. Recreation who has released 11 albums since his debut WWII Lecture Program & On the Horn in 1995. Saturday, March 7, 1 to 2 p.m., DeBary Hall Ctrl. FL Accordion Club

Events Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Ryan Saturday, March 28, 1 to 2 p.m., DeBary Hall Supervisor Lowry, owner of Patriot Preservation, will ex- Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Musi- plain how America helped seal the fate of the cians discuss art form & display instruments. City of Lake Mary Events Axis Powers. Lake Mary eon & program. Bill Suchy, an award win- Village of Geneva Events Correspondent, ning filmmaker, will dazzle with excerpts Radley Williams is from “Silver Wings” which showcases Mary Jo Martin is a spiracy. Listen to an Edison Phonograph. Buy T- women who instructed pilots to fly during the Events & Recre- Board Member of shirts, caps, mugs, prints, history books & the World War ll. Reservations call 407-782-0652. ation Manager for the Geneva Histor- new “Story of Fort Lane – 2nd Seminole War”

Lake Mary Parks & ical Society, in book. Open by appointment - 407-349-5697.

Recreation. Car Cruise charge of the Mu- Sunday, March 15, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Cen- seum of Geneva Eco Camp tral Park, 100 N. Country Club Rd., Lake History, teaches the Monday, March 16 to Friday, March 20, 9 a.m. Wine Art Mary. Vintage cars, vendors & more. monthly mountain to 4 p.m. (extended day from 7:30 a.m to 5:30 Wednesday, March 4, 5 to 8 p.m., Central dulcimer classes at p.m.), Geneva Wilderness Area/ Ed Yarborough Park, 100 N. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary. Newcomers Luncheon the Rural Heritage Nature Center, 3485 N. County Road 426, Art, wine & fun. Thursday, March 19, 11:30 a.m., Heathrow Center in Geneva of Geneva. $132 week/ extended day, additional Country Club, Lake Mary. Heritage Detec- which she is a mem- $15 week. Ages 7 to 12 years old. Campers will Farmers Market tive Annette Burke Lyttle on “Uncovering ber & publishes the Geneva Email News which is have fun hiking, fishing, handling and learning Saturday, March 7, 14, 21 & 28, 9 a.m. to the Secrets of your Family History.” $25 in- distributed monthly to Geneva folk via email. She about the animals in the Nature Center, crafts, 1:30 p.m., Central Park, 100 N. Country Club cludes lunch. Advance reservations & pay- is also Membership Chairman of the Geneva Vil- projects and many other fun activities! It’s an Road, Lake Mary. ment required by March 12 for lage Homemakers & in charge of the Geneva outdoor Adventure and Environmental Educa- non-members. Call 407-366-7751. Homemaker's "Little Free Library.” tion program that is committed to promoting Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the individual growth and environmental aware- Arts Fashion Show ness. Register online at recreation.seminole-

Saturday, March 7, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. & Sun- Saturday, March 28, 10:30 a.m. doors countyfl.gov or at any active park. Scholarships day, March 8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Oval Park, open, 11:30 a.m. luncheon, Westin Hotel, Family Campouts Available. Call 407-665-2211 for more info. 900 International Parkway, Heathrow. Art, Lake Mary. $35. Tickets advance purchase Saturday, March 7, 2 p.m. to Sunday, March entertainment & more. Info at www.lake- only. All Souls Council of Catholic Women 8, 9 a.m., Geneva Wilderness Center, County Getting Affairs in Order maryheathrowarts.com . present “Caribbean Vacation” Fashion Show. Road 426, Geneva. $15 per person. Food in- Wednesday, March 18, 7 p.m., Geneva Rural Includes lunch, 50/50 drawing, basket raffle, cluded. Learn tent-pitching, cast-iron cooking, Heritage Center (Historic School), 101 E. Main Spokes Luncheon silent auction & door prizes. Fashions pro- nature hike, wildlife chat, cook s-mores over a Street, Geneva. Informative talks on estate plan- campfire & more. Must have child 13 years old Wednesday, March 11, 11 a.m., Heathrow vided by Stein Mart. Proceeds benefit local ning, end-of-life preparations, & resources for or under to participate. Pre-registration re- Country Club. Central Florida Spokes lunch- charities. Call 407-692-7538. support after losing a loved one. Free. Call 407- quired. Space limited. Register at www.recre- 349-9299. ation.seminolecountyfl.gov or call 407-665-2211. Geneva Jam City of Longwood Events Museum of Geneva History Saturday, March 21, 5:30 p.m., Geneva Com- Farmers Market Sundays, March 8 & 22 & (every 2nd & 4th munity Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. Toe-tapping Every Sunday, Reiter Park, 311 W. Warren Sun.), 2 to 4 p.m., 165 1st St., Geneva. Free but acoustic, bluegrass, traditional country & old- Ave., Longwood. Fresh produce, baked donations appreciated. Display that proves the fashioned gospel music Play an acoustic instru- goods, crafts, honey & more. location of Fort Lane. Large rooms full of local ment? Join in. Just learning? Come learn. Easy archaeological finds, pioneer crafts, mercantile, dinner snacks for sale.Donations appreciated to Brew Review family records, Civil War info., toys/musical in- cover expenses. Wednesday, March 11, 6 to 8 p.m., Wekiva struments, story of Geneva & the Lincoln Con- Island, 1014 Miami Springs Dr., Longwood. Brew Review featuring Sixpoint Brewery. In- Barkfest Movie in Park dulge in 6 featured beers & a full pour of Friday, March 13, 5 to 8 p.m., Arbor Dog Park, Friday, March 20, 7 to 9 p.m., Reiter Park, 311 your favorite + delicious meal by Without a Longwood Correspondent, Ryan 1405 N. Grant Street, Longwood. Food Trucks, W. Warren Ave., Longwood. Movie shown will Paddle Cafe. $30/person. Call 407-862-1500. beer/wine, vendors & more. be “Missing Link.” Rinaldo is the City of Longwood

Recreation Program Coordinator. Food Trucks St. Patricks Day Pirate Seafood Festival Thursday, March 12, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Re- Tuesday, March 17, Wekiva Island, 1500 Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. & Sun- Wekiva Paint Out iter Park, 311 W. Warren Ave., Longwood. Sunday, March 1 to Saturday, March 7. Miami Springs Dr., Longwood. Celebrate St. day, March 29, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Reiter Park, Food & live entertainment. Patty’s Day at Wekiva Island with time on the Longwood. Pirates, mermaids, music, vendors, Wekiva Island, 1014 Miami Springs Dr., Longwood. Plein air artists take over the is- river & green beer. Call 407-862-1500. kids zone with shark ride & pirate ship. land, setting up shop in canoes, along the boardwalk, at the bar & beyond. Artists’ works will be sold throughout the week to help benefit Keep Seminole Beautiful & Wekiva Wilderness Trust. Call 407-862-1500.

Fire Pit Friday Every Friday, 5 p.m., Wekiva Island, 1014 Miami Springs Dr., Longwood. Enjoy a deli- cious meal cooked over an open flame, Is- land favorites such as BBQ ribs to Build-your-Own pasta bar. Call 407-862- 1500. Winter Springs Events a.m., Mondays & Thursdays, Winter Springs Civic Center, Saturdays, 9 a.m., Trotwood Park, Winter Springs. Evening class available. Any fitness level, great workout & kid friendly. First class free. Call 305-986-8868.

Aqua Yoga Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m., Winter Springs Correspondent, Winter Springs Senior Center Melissa Lee Sileo is the City of Ther- apy Pool. $5 per class. Winter Springs Recreation Meditation to build strength Programs & Community & balance. Attendees must supply their own water shoes Yoga in the Park & a towel. Sundays, 9 to 10 a.m., Cen- tral Winds Park, Winter Dancing Springs. $5 per class. Call 615- Wednesdays, Winter 579-7435. Springs Civic Center, Classes are held Wednesday evenings Baby Boot Camp from 7-9 p.m. $10. Classes will Mondays,Wednesdays, Fri- provide all genre line dance & days, Stroller Fitness at 9:30 social dancing. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Feb. 26 to 29, 2020 • PAGE 5 SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY AND DEBARY March Community Events for All Cities in Seminole County & DeBary City of Sanford Events City of Oviedo Events beer & wine, photo booth & live steel drum Oviedo Mentalist & Illusionist Susan entertainment. Silent & live auctions. Wear Correspondent, Saturday, March 14, 6 to 7 p.m. cocktails, 7 Wenner is comfortable tropical attire. Emma Reichert to 10 p.m. show, Oviedo Center Lake Park, 357 is an Orlando the Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. 1st 50 tickets $15, Publisher Audubon Meeting native and early bird $20, $25 at the door. For ages 21 & and Sunday March 8 at 2 p.m., University of Oviedo resident. up. Top mentalist in the world, Muti-award People Florida/IFAS Extension Seminole County at She owns ER winning performer, Wayne Hoffman. Call 407- Editor for 250 West County Home Road, Sanford. Leslie Real Estate 971-5590 or go to www.eventbrite.com. the Sanford Martin will share images and experiences Group and the Herald. from her recent birding trips to Colombia and My Oviedo store. Outdoor Movies Ecuador. Both countries have more bird Friday, March 20, dusk, Amphitheater at species than the U.S. and many species that State of City Oviedo on the Park. Free. “The Angry Birds are endemic, found only in those Mother Goose on the Loose Wednesday, March 4, 6:30 p.m., Center Lake Movie 2” will be shown. Register at countries. Information at http://www.semi- Mondays, 10 & 10:45 a.m., North Branch Park Cultural Center, 357 Center Lake Lane, eventbrite.com or call 407-971-5590. noleaudubon.org Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Na- Oviedo. State of City Address. tional program early literacy program. hear Bonkerz stories, learn nursery rhymes, finger plays, Build Your Bones Bark & Brew Friday, March 20, 6 p.m. Happy Hour, 7:30 sing, move with scarves, and shake bells. Tuesdays, March 10,17, 24 & 31, 10 a.m. to 2 Saturday, March 7, 2 to 7 p.m., Center Lake to 9 p.m. Show Time, Oviedo Center Lake Free. 20 minute program for children birth to p.m., UF/IFAS Extension Seminole County, Park, 299 Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. Live Park, 299 Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. Dean 18 months with an adult. No registration re- 250 W. County Home Rd., Sanford. $15. Series music, 12 breweries, canine demos, food Napolitano to perform. $5 to $15 tickets, 18 & quired. Call 407-665-1620. focuses on improving & maintaining bone trucks, vendors, dog events & craft beer & older. Call 407-971-5590. Tickets on health through nutrition, reducing risk of food for purchase. Call 407-971-5590. eventbrite.com . fractures & improving balance. Lectures, ac- Teen Movie Night tivities, tastings & activities to improve bal- Monday, March 2, 5 p.m., North Branch Li- Outdoor Movies Taste of Oviedo brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Showing ance & more. Registration required. Call Friday, March 13, dusk, Amphitheater at Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., “Spider-Man; Into the Spider-Verse.” Free. 407-665-5553. Oviedo on the Park. Free. “Angry Birds” will Oviedo Mall, 1700 Oviedo Mall Blvd., Oviedo. For ages 13 & up. Call 407-665-1620. be shown. Register at eventbrite.com or call Live entertainment, kid-friendly activities, Teen Dungeons & Dragons 407-971-5590. wide array of local cuisine. Call 407-278-4871. 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Preschool Storytime Tuesdays 10 & 10:45 a.m., North Branch Li- North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Join in Sanford. All levels welcome. If you have ESOL for Adults Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. the fun with stories, songs, puppets and more never played, our expert teen coaches will Thursdays, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch Card & board games & other fun activities for that encourage development of early literacy teach you. Free. For middle and high school Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Call the family. All materials provided by the li- skills. Free. 30 minute program for children 3 students. Families welcome too. No registra- Adult Literacy League at 407-422-1540. brary. Free. Call 407-665-1620. - 5 years old with an adult. No registration re- tion required. Call 407-665-1620. quired. Call 407-665-1620. Basics of Pruning Herbs in Florida Garden Novels at Night Book Club Saturday, March 20, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Wednesday, March 25, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Diabetes Info Wednesday, March 11, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Seminole County Extension Services & Teach- Seminole County Extension Services and Tuesday, March 3, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., ing Garden, 250 W. County Home Rd., San- Teaching Gardens, 250 W. County Home Rd., FL Dept. of Health Seminole County, 400 W. Sanford. Join a lively, in-depth discussion of ford. $5. Introduction to proper pruning Sanford. $5. Grow your own spice rack. Learn Airport Blvd., Sanford. Free diabetes screen- “The Only Woman in the Room” by Marie techniques of shrubs, perennials, trees & how to care for and harvest your herbs, what ing, overview of diabetes services, healthy Benedict. Copies of the book are available at hedges. Will cover tools, plant anatomy & grows best this time of year and sample some eating & physical activity talk, learn to track the circulation desk for check out. Free. For where to cut for best results. RSVP at of the herbs discussed in class. food. Call 407-665-3011. adults. Call 407-665-1620. https;//scprune.eventbrite.com Book Club Library Explorers Guided Walk Blues Delux Wednesday, March 25, 10 to 11 a.m., North Wednesdays, 3:30 p.m., North Branch Li- Thursday, March 12, carpool at 7:15 a.m. Friday, March 20, 7 p.m.,Theatre West End, Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Explore from Ross in Walmart parking lot at 17-92 115 W. 1st Street Sanford. $10. Blues recording In-depth discussion of “Where the Crawdads science, art & stories. Designed for school-age near Lake Mary Blvd. or meet at park at 8 artist Alex Lopez shares the stage with world Sing” by Delia Owens. Copies of the book are kids to imagine, create, discover & experi- a.m., Orlando Wetlands Park in Christmas. renown Blues artist Steve Arvey. https://the- available at the circulation desk for check out. ment. 45 minute program for 5+. Call 407-665- Guided walk & tram tour of premier birding aterwestend.com/events/alexlopez Free. For adults. Call 407-665-1620. 1620. area of 220 bird species. Bring snack, water & hat. Donation for Friends of Orlando Wet- Tour & Plant Sale Landscaping with Native Wildflowers Toddler Time lands appreciated. RSVP to Saturday, March 21, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., Saturday, March 28, 10 to 11 a.m., North Thursdays, 10 & 10:45 a.m.. North Branch [email protected] if you plan to attend. Lim- Seminole County Extension. 250 W. County Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto, Sanford. Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Sto- ited space. Home Rd., Sanford. Edible gardening, unusual Learn which flowers to plant when, how, and ries, songs, puppets and finger plays just for palm trees, homemade garden art, Master Gar- where in order to maximize the burst of colors toddlers, while introducing early literacy con- Paddy Truck Pull & Street Festival deners & volunteers to assist. RSVP at and pollinators in your yard. Free. For adults. cepts for parents and caregivers.Free.20 Saturday, March 14, 4 p.m., Magnolia https://scgardentour.eventbrite.com No registration required. Call 407-665-1620. minute program for children 18 months to Square & up 2nd Street & Palmetto between age 3 with an adult. No registration required. Celery City Craft & West End Trading Co. Timeline of Women’s History Ask an Archaeologist Call 407-665-1620. Form teams of 10 & pull a fire truck to benefit Saturday, March 21, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mu- Special Needs Ability Program, Inc. (SNAP). Saturday, March 28, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Mu- seum of Seminole County History, 300 Eslinger seum of Seminole County History, 300 Eslinger Sanford Music Fest Live music on 2 stages, craft beer, food trucks, Way, Sanford. General admission cost. Reenac- Way, Sanford. Bring artifacts, finds & fascinat- Saturday, March 7, 12 noon to 11:59 p.m., craft vendors, food from Hollerbach’s Willow tors will illustrate lifestyles, struggles & tri- Tree Cafe & Irish brews from The Sullivan, A ing questions to be answered by professional West End Trading Co, 202 S. Sanford Ave., umphs from different periods in American in the field. General admission cost. Sanford. Presale tickets $10 & $15 day of Public House. Kids zone by Ladies 327 Sup- women’s history in dress & theme. Tour show. Orlandobands.com and the Local per Club. Sign up your team by emails through the decades. Music Guild have partnered with Ladies 327 [email protected] . Block Party Supper Club for the Fest. 5 performance areas Pints N’ Paws Saturday, March 28, 5 p.m., Sanford Avenue near downtown Sanford. Fun & entertainment. with outdoor stages. Visit www.SanfordMu- Flying Needles Saturday, March 21, 1 to 6 p.m., Celery City Contact [email protected] for spots. sicFest.com for tickets & details. Wednesdays (1st & 3rd), 5 to 7:30 p.m., Craft, 114 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford.

North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Teen Game Changers Sanford. Adults & teens 15+ to knit, crochet & Writers’ Room Family Movie other needlework. Monday, March 30, 5:45 p.m., North Branch Saturdays, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., North Branch Monday, March 23, 1 to 3 p.m., North Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Free. Library, 150 N Palmetto Ave. Sanford. Get to- Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Showing “Dumbo.” Bring your own blanket & gether with your friends and challenge each Cook Smart/Eat Smart Come and join your fellow writers every snacks. Call 407-665-1620. other to fun board games and role playing. Thursdays, March 19, 26 & April 2 & 9, month for tips, feedback, and companionship. Open to Middle and High School UF/IFAS Extension Seminole County, 250 W. Writers' Room is a place to practice writing ac- Students! Free. No registration required. County Home Rd., Sanford. $50. Learn how tivities, workshop written work, and learn Bears in Your Neighborhood to prepare simple, healthy & delicious food from your fellow writers in a supportive envi- Join us on Tuesday, March 31, 6 to 7 p.m., JOSH Annual Gala for you & your family. Basic cooking tech- ronment. Please bring a short sample of your North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Saturday, March 7, 6 to 10 p.m., South East niques, topics related to preparing meals at work, about 2 pages, to share with the group. Sanford. Presentation on how to live and inter- Ramp - Orlando Sanford International Air- home, tips for stretching your food dollar Free. For adults. Call 407-665-1620. act safely with bears in our area from Morgan port, 2151 Spinner Lane, Sanford. $75 per per- while still eating healthy. Ages 18 & older. Lucot of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conser- son through Feb. 15, $100 from Feb. 16 on. Class size limited. Call 407-665-5553 Family Game Night vation Commission. Free. For adults. Admission includes dinner, tropical cocktails, Tuesday, March 24, 5:30 to 7 p.m., North PAGE 6 • Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 SANFORD HERALD Oviedo High custodian caught recording girls in bathroom with hidden cell phone By Rachel Graeser Police said they were tipped off contacted the authorities. dial worker, Derremy Jerrell in the videos, police were able to Herald Editor when two girls in the bathroom This incident took place in Walker, 29, of Sanford. identify the victims from video noticed a light coming from the November. Oviedo police said School officials were also able surveillance outside of the bath- Thanks to some observant stu- corner, from underneath a sink. when they investigated the phone to confirm that Walker was room. All of the victims told dents, a school employee was When they investigated they there were multiple videos show- assigned to clean that bathroom police they wished to prosecute. caught filming girls and women found a cell phone that was ing both adult teachers and stu- during that time. After a digital Walker was charged with eight in a bathroom at Oviedo High actively recording as well as pre- dents using the bathroom. In sev- forensics examination of the cell counts of video voyeurism on an School, which he had reportedly vious videos that had been taken. eral of the videos they were able phone, police determined there 18-year-old or older and one been doing over the course of a The girls immediately reported to see who was setting the camera were eight videos. Although, they count of video voyeurism on a 19- Derremy few days. the phone to school officials, who up and identified him as a custo- noted, faces could not been seen year-old or older. Walker Page 7 Sunday February 26, 2020

TheSports Master’sAcademy girls basketball reaches Final 4 LMSABriefs Ahoy Sailors! The Trans Monroe Regatta is this Saturday from 8 a.m.-to-5 p.m. FHSAAClass 3A If you plan on sailing please register, if you want to spend the day on the Committee Boat State Semifinals please let us know we could use the help. It’s s great way to learn about sailboat racing and set for today hangout with the LMSA Club. This race is a circumnaviga- tion race around the perimeter (Wednesday) of Lake Monroe. The winner of the race will be awarded the Bill McVay Perpetual Trophy.After in Lakeland racing join all the competitors at the annual Trans Monroe By Dean Smith Barbecue held at the clubhouse. Herald Staff Registerat_ www.regattanetwork.com/event/2 Led by a trio of freshmen, The 0163_orwww.regattanetwork.com Master’s Academy girls basketball team _fortickets. pulled off a big road upset of top-seed- For more information about LMSA, please visit our web ed Father Lopez Catholic, 64-57, in the site _ www.flalmsa.org _ or Class 3A-Region 1 Final in Daytona call (321) 578-8364. Beach Friday night to advance to the RAIDERS BASEBALL FHSAA Class 3A State Final 4. The Seminole State baseball The No. 2 seeded Eagles (25-5) not only team (10-8) returned home for the denied the Green Wave (26-3) a third straight weekend and went 2-1, besting trip to the Final 4, but also avenged a regular Herald photos by Romeo Guzman St. Petersburg College, 11-1, on season loss, 63-45, in Oviedo in late January. The Masterʼs Academy freshman trio of Hannah Kohn (left), Chloe Kitts (No. 1, middle) and Kiara Harris (No. 21, right) combined Friday and split a doubleheader Ninth-graders Hannah Kohn (24 points), for 58 of the Eaglesʼ 64 points. on Saturday withASAMiami, Chloe Kitts (19 points) and Kiara Harris (15 winning the opener,4-0, before dropping the nightcap, 7-3. points) combined for 58 points as TMA St. Stephens takes on Tampa-Carrollwood Florida State University High School 67. Semifinals The Raiders will host improved to 10-1 in true road games this in the other semifinal at 8 p.m. * (1) Father Lopez 62, (5) Gainesville- Wednesday, February 26 Hillsborough Community College season and eliminated the 94th ranked The Class 3A State Championship P.K. Yonge 49. Game 1 _ The Masters Academy vs. at 3 p.m. today (Wednesday) and team in the nation by MaxPreps and No. 5 Game is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. Finals Miami Country Day, 6 p.m. then travel to Tampa for a rematch in Florida across all classifications. Here are the results and schedule: Friday, February 21 Game 2 _ Bradenton-St. Stephens vs. with HCC on Saturday at 1 p.m. The Eagles will face Miami Country Class 3A-Region 1 Championship: (3) The Master’s Academy Tampa-Carrollwood, 8 p.m. SANFORDADULTSOFTBALL Day in today’s (Wednesday) FHSAA Semifinals 64, (1) Daytona Beach-Father Lopez 57. Championship Here is the upcoming schedule Class 3A Semifinals at 6 p.m. at RP Tuesday, February 18 FHSAA State Championships Saturday, February 29 in the City of Sanford Parks and Funding Center in Lakeland. Bradenton- * (3) The Master’s Academy 74, at (2) At RP Funding Center, Lakeland Game 3 _ Semifinal winners, 10 a.m. Recreation Department Adult Softball Polar Bear Season. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on Wednesday will have Billabongs battling the Lions at 6:30 p.m.; Fusion squaring off with Wet Spot at 7:30 p.m. and The Blue Liners tackling Fed Up at 8:30 p.m. HTNB and Pat’s Liquor will have the week off. Everyone is invited to watch the games for free at Boys Basketballʼs Best Pinehurst Park. For more information contact SAC stars Eric Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation Supervisor, at 407- 688-5120, Option 6; or the League Website at _ selectedby http://www.leaguelineup.com /wel- come.asp?cmenuid=1&url=san fordsoftball&sid=804638851. league’s RAIDERS SOFTBALL TheRaiders(16-1)bouncedback fromtheirfirstlossof theseason coaches withfourwins,run-rulingMiami- DadeCollegein a doubleheader By Dean Smith Fridayat BoombahSoldier’sCreek Herald Staff Park,13-5 and 8-0, both infive innings,and thengoing2-0 in Led by the senior duo of what may be thebestState College O’Shae Baker and Ladarron Softballeventinthenation,the Cleveland from Conference CMI (CourtneyMillerInvitational), Champion Seminole High toppingpowerfulGulfCoast State School, the Seminole Athletic College,7-4, in Saturdayand TallahasseeCommunityCollege, Conference announced its All- 13-5 infive-innings,on Sundayat Conference Boys Teams after a BoombahSoldiersCreek. vote of the SAC coaches. SSC-F will travel to Avon Park Also selected to the First tomorrow (Thursday) for a Team were senior’s Anthony double-dip with South Florida Chavis from Lake Howell and State College at 5 p.m. and 7 Mamush Galloway from SAC p.m., then return to campus on runners-up Oviedo, and the Saturday to host Polk College outstanding underclass pair of for two at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. sophomore Jah Nze from STETSON MEN Hagerty and freshman Braeden Stetson suffered a 77-49 loss to Marshall from Lake Mary. ASUN Conference frontrunner Sylvester Wynn was also named Liberty (26-3, 12-2 ASUN) the SAC Coach of the Year. Saturday at Vines Center. Here are the final SAC standings Jahlil Rawley led the Hatters (15-14 overall, 9-5 and the All-Conference Teams: ASUN) with 12 points, while 1. Seminole High School, 7-0. Joel Kabimba added 11. 2. Oviedo High School, 6-1. Up Next: 3. Lake Brantley High School, 4-3. The Hatters host North 4. Lake Mary High School, 4-3. Florida at 7 p.m. tomorrow 5. Lake Howell High School, 3-4. (Thursday) at Edmunds Center. 6. Hagerty High School, 3-4. COLLEGE BASEBALL 7. WinterSpringsHighSchool,1-6. The RussMatt (Baseball) 8. Lyman High School, 1-6. Central Florida Invitational is First Team: ongoing at Historic Sanford * O’Shae Baker, 12, Seminole. Memorial Stadium. *AnthonyChavis,12,LakeHowell. All games will be played at *LadarronCleveland,12,Seminole. HSMS and are 9-innings. * Mamush Galloway,12, Oviedo. Go to _ www.RussMatt. * Braeden Marshall, 9, Lake Mary. com _ for more information. * Jah Nze, 10, Hagerty. Here is the schedule: Second Team: Friday, February 28 * Kayamo Galloway,12, Oviedo. 1 p.m. _ Pittsburgh vs. Lehigh. 5 p.m. _ Central * DemariHenderson,10, Seminole. Connecticut vs. Pittsburgh. * LarnelleFleuristal,12, LakeMary. Saturday, February 29 * Declan MacFayden, 11, Lk. FILE PHOTOS 11 a.m. _ Central Brantley High School. Connecticut vs. Lehigh. Making up the 2019-2020 All-SAC Boys Basketball First Team were OʼShae Baker (No. 10, top left) and Ladarron Cleveland (No. 11, top * Isaac Ogando, 12, Lake 3 p.m. _ Lehigh vs. Pittsburgh. right) from SAC Champion Seminole High School, and above, Oviedoʼs Mamush Galloway (No. 1), Lake Maryʼs Braeden Marshall (No. Brantley High School. 14), Lake Howellʼs Anthony Chavis (No. 23) and Hagertyʼs Jah Nze (No. 23). * Amaire Perkins, 12, Seminole. Page 8 • Sunday, February 26, 2020 SANFORD HERALD

FromWhat Staff Reports a weekendBaseball, for softball combine UCF to go 7-0, diamonda three-run home run that putteams UCF up 9-0. White, meanwhile, hurled five innings, The UCF baseball team (7-1) picked up its including 5-0 vs. ranked opponents allowing five hits and striking out five. The second weekend sweep of the season, this win marked White’s 72nd of her career, son. JeffHakanson came out of the pen to slam time over No. 8 Auburn (5-3) on the road with moving her into third place all-time at UCF. the door onAuburn, striking out one in the eighth a 12-2 victory on Sunday afternoon. The three- The Knights kept the momentum going and two in the ninth to earn the four-out save. game sweep of the Tigers was the first sweep on Saturday with a 9-1 victory over No. 12 UCF earned the series win on Saturday, of a ranked SEC opponent since the Knights Tennessee and a 4-2 win over FIU. taking down the Tigers, 7-3. swept No. 11 Auburn in 2011 at home. The Black and Gold began the day with a Auburn took a 1-0 lead in the third, but The sweep at Plainsman Park marks the first rematch against No. 12 Tennessee and UCF Rathbone (2-4, HR, 2B, 3 RBI, 2 R) teed off on time inAuburn baseball history that the Tigers, plated nine runs on 11 hits and four walks. the first pitch he saw in the fourth, putting it who played their first game in 1895, have been Sophomore pitcher Breanna Vasquez contin- swept in a three-game non-conference series at over the leftfield wall to drive in Josten (1-3, 2B, Photo courtesy of UCFAA RBI), who had walked on four straight balls. ued her impressive start to the season, tossing a home, and allowed the Black and Gold to pick one-hit, one-run gem to secure the win and up their first rankings in multiple polls, coming in The Knights’ offense took off in the sixth, UCF outfielder/designated hitter Jordan Rathbone was named the posting four runs on four hits and a defensive move to 3-0. Blair went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBI American Athletic Conference Player of the Week on Monday, the at No. 17 by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper, and hit her fifth home run. Shannon Doherty No. 19 by D1Baseball.com, No. 21 from Baseball error. Wingo (2-5, 2B, 2 RBI) got it started with league announced. The redshirt senior and Spokane, Wash. native an RBI single, Josten and Rathbone went back also stayed hot as she went 2-for-3 with 3 RBI. America and No. 25 by the NWCBA. The win marked the first time that tamed hit .478 in the four games on the week, while collecting Tom Josten (1-4, HR, 2 RBI) opened the scor- to back with RBI doubles and Rathbone scored Tennessee has been run ruled in back-to- seven RBI and slugging four homers. Jeff Hakanson was also hon- ing for UCF, sending a two-run no-doubter on a Romano single, putting UCF on top 6-1. back games by a non-SEC team and it was ored by the AAC, earning an honor roll mention after picking up two over the rightfield wall in the third inning. Auburn rallied to load the bases in the bottom just the second time the Knights have ever saves on the road at Auburn. Hakanson totaled 3.1 IP on the week Three batters later, Pablo Ruiz (4-5, HR, 2B,3 of the ninth, and after plating a run, the Knights run ruled a Top 25 team, with the first com- with seven strikeouts in his three appearances. RBI), extended the lead with a three-run blast, once again called on Hakanson to close it out. ing on Friday. The win also marked the his first homer of the 2020 campaign. Hakanson faced three batters, striking out two. seventh UCF win by run rule this season. Auburn answered with a run of their own UCF was in Daytona Beach to face The Knights then staved off the Panthers. before starting pitcher Joe Sheridan (Hagerty), Bethune-Cookman on Tuesday and will host Gianna Mancha (2-1) was dominant in the circle, who earned his first win since March 23, 2018, California State-Northridge in a 4-game set, allowing just two earned runs and striking out 11 against No. 18 East Carolina, got himself out Friday (6 p.m.), Saturday (doubleheader at 2 of the jam with an inning-ending double play. p.m. and 6 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.). in the complete game victory. The Knights’ opened the floodgates in the fifth Softball Goes 4-0 in Tampa With the game tied at 1-1 UCF scored three runs inning, plating three runs to push the score to 8-1. The UCF Softball team put the finishing touches in the top of the seventh to jump in front, 4-1. UCF continued to string together hits on a perfect weekend Sunday afternoon with a 7- Wilson reached on a double to left-center and throughout the remainder of the game, 1 win over FIU at the USF Softball Complex. The came around to score on an FIU error, which scoring two runs in the sixth and another in victory moves UCF to 13-2 on the season, tied for allowed Blair to reach. Cody the tripled to right the seventh, putting the game out of reach. the best 15 game start in program history (2015). field and Doherty grounded out for an RBI. Dalton Wingo (4-5, 2 2B, 2 R) and Nick Romano Offensive contributions came from up and The Knights are in Tallahassee today (4-4, 2B, 2 RBI) also had huge days at the plate. down the lineup as eight different players (Wednesday) to battle No. 9 FSU. The game will In the first game of the three-game set on chimed in with a hit. Georgia Blair hit her be broadcasted onACC Network Extra at 6 p.m. Friday, the Knights won, 3-1, with starting sixth long ball and joined Juliana Wilson and The team will return to the UCF Softball pitcher Colton Gordon (2-0) picking up six of Karissa Ornelas with a pair of RBI on the day. Complex for the UCF Invitational. Here is the Photo courtesy of UCFAA his seven strikeouts in the first three innings. Alea White (7-1) threw seven innings, allowed schedule _ Friday (Drexel vs. Ball State, 9:30 a.m.; UCF Softball freshman standout Jada Cody has been named the Auburn took the lead in the second, but UCF one run on four hits, and struck out 10. Longwood vs. Columbia, 2 p.m.; LIU vs. took the lead for good in the fourth as Josten (1- On Friday, UCF exploded for nine runs Columbia, 4 p.m.; UCF vs. LIU, 6 p.m.); Saturday conference Player of the Week, The American announced on 2, 2B, R) doubled and scored on a Jordan in the third and White was lights out in the (Drexel vs. Ball State, 9 a.m.; Drexel vs. Columbia, Monday. The award marks the first in her young career. In total, Rathbone (2-4, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R) single. Romano circle as the Knights took down the No. 12 11a.m.; Ball State vs. LIU, 1:30 p.m.; Longwood Cody batted .500 (6-for-12) over the weekend with one home run would drive in Rathbone to give UCF a 2-1 lead. Tennessee Lady Vols, 10-1. vs. LIU, 3:30 p.m.; UCF vs. Longwood, 6 p.m.); and six RBI to help UCF outscore opponents, 30-5. Additionally, The Black and Gold tacked on an insurance run UCF combined for 10 runs on 10 hits and and Sunday (Drexel vs. LIU, 8:30 am.; Drexel vs. UCF pitcher Alea White has been named to the conference honor in the top of the sixth thanks to Rathbone going three walks. Six players contributed at least one Columbia, 10:30 a.m.; Ball State vs. Columbia, roll for. White shined in the circle over the weekend, tossing 12 deep to right field for his second homer of the sea- hit, including Jada Cody,who went 2-for-3 with 12:30 p.m.; UCF vs. Longwood, 2:30 p.m.). combined innings, allowing just one run and striking out 15.

UCFSpecial to the Herald women’sshot basketball 60 percent from the floor in the third quarter. fallsUCF returns short to Orlando to host Temple at tonight No.Ododa 4-6 5/6 0-1 8, Christyn UConn Williams 1-6 0-0 3, The Black and Gold outscored UConn 10-6 in the (Wednesday). The 6 p.m. contest will stream on ESPN3. Aubrey Griffin 0-2 2-2 2. TOTALS: 22-51 10-12 66. STORRS, Conn. (UCFKnights.com) — The UCF opening six minutes of the final frame, but the Knights Here is the box score: UCF 4 14 20 15 _ 53 women’s basketball team put together a late rally but were unable to get any closer down the stretch. UCONN 66, UCF 53 UConn 16 12 24 14 _ 66 was unable to overcome an early deficit in a 66-53 loss UCF forced the Huskies into 18 turnovers, leading UCF (16-9, 8-5 AAC) 3-point field goals _ UCF 1-6 (Martin 1-3, Wright to No. 5/6 UConn in Gampel Pavilion on Saturday. to 14 points for the Knights. The Black and Gold Masseny Kaba 7-14 0-0 14, Kay Kay Wright 6-16 0- 0-2, Battles 0-1); UConn 12-26 (Makurat 4-6, UCF (16-9, 8-5 The American) got off to a slow also held the advantage in points in the paint, 28-18. 0 12, Brittney Smith 3-9 1-2 7, Courtajia Sanders 1-6 Walker 4-6, Dangerfield 3-7, Williams 1-5, Irwin 0- start as UConn (23-3, 13-0 The American) held a The Knights also outrebounded the Huskies 35-33. 0-0 2, Georgia Gayle 0-0 0-0 0, Sianni Martin 4-9 2-2 2). Team fouls _ UCF 13; UConn 16. Fouled out _ 16-4 advantage at the end of the first quarter. The Masseny Kaba led the Knights with her first double- 11, Diamond Battles 1-3 5-10 7, Jnaya Walker 0-0 0-0 none. Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ UCF 35 Knights cut UConn’s lead to single digits, 25-16, double of the season of 14 points and 12 rebounds. 0, Destiny Thomas 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 22-57 8-14 53. (Kaba 12); UConn 33 (Walker 11). Turnovers _ UCF before heading into the locker room trailing 28-18. Kay Kay Wright added 12 points with two assists and UConn (23-3, 13-0 AAC) 13; UConn 18. Assists _ UCF 8 (Martin 3, Wright 2, The Huskies pushed their lead to 20 points with two steals. The Orlando native surpassed the 1,500- Crystal Dangerfield 4-11 3-4 14, Kyla Irwin 1-3 Smith 2); UConn 19 (Walker 6, Nelson-Ododa 5). just under two minutes left in the third quarter, point mark and currently has 1,508. Sianni Martin 0-0 2, Evelyn Adebayo 0-0 0-0 0, Molly Bent 0-0 0- Steals _ UCF 9 (Sanders 3, Kaba 2, Wright 2); but the Knights scored eight unanswered points to chipped in 11points with a team-high three assists. 0 0, Batouly Camara 0-1 0-0 0, Megan Walker 6-14 UConn 6 (Walker 3). Blocked shots _ UCF 3 (Kaba close the third and open the fourth quarter. UCF Next Up: 4-4 20, Anna Makurat 6-8 1-1 17, Olivia Nelson- 3); UConn 3 (Makurat, Nelson-Ododa, Griffin). UCF men’s basketball drops heartbreaker to Tulane, 75-74 Special to the Herald The Knights extended their lead to as UCF turned the ball over on the inbound (Wednesday) with coverage on ESPNU 1-4 1-2 3, Frank Bertz 1-3 0-0 3, Dazon many as 10 points on multiple occasions with 13 seconds left and Tulane’s Nic and FM 96.9 The Game. Ingram 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 27-6 11-13 74. ORLANDO — The UCF men’s basket- in the second half and led by seven with Thomas was fouled by Brandon Mahan Here is the box score: Halftime _ UCF 39, Tulane 32. 3-point field ball team came into Saturday’s game 1:33 to go before the Green Wave (12-15, beyond the 3-point line with just 8 second TULANE 75, UCF 74 goals _ Tulane 9-24 (Lawson 5-7, Hightower against Tulane having just earned its 4-11 AAC) made their final push. on the clock. Thomas knocked down all Tulane (12-15, 4-11 AAC) 1-7, Zhang 1-3, Walker 1-2, Thomas 1-2, most impressive victory of the season, Tulane, which also came off a big win three foul shots to give Tulane the 75-74 K.J. Lawson 7-14 2-2 21, Teshaun Thompson 0-2, McGee 0-1); UCF 9-31 topping Cincinnati on the road, but the this week, defeating SMU by 12 points at advantage that stood at the final buzzer. Hightower7-16 3-4 18, ChristionThompson (Milon 3-7, Mahan 2-4, Green 2-9, Johnson Knights were unable to ride that momen- Smith was the leading scorer for the 6-13 3-4 15, KevinZhang 2-5 2-2 7, Jordan 1-6, Bertz 1-3, Smith 0-2). Team fouls _ tum to another win against Tulane, home, outscored the Knights 10-2 in the falling 75-74 at Addition Financial Arena. final minute and a half to sneak out of Knights, finishing with 16 points to go with Walker2-4 0-0 5, NicThomas1-4 5-5 8, Nobal Tulane 15; UCF 16. Fouled out _ Tulane, Trailing for a majority of the first half, the Orlando with the one-point road victory. his 13 boards, his fifth double-double of the Days 0-0 1-2 1, R.J. McGee0-1 0-0 0, Buay Days. Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ Knights (14-12, 5-9AAC) used an 8-0 run in After Collin Smith grabbed one of his year.Tony Johnson Jr., getting his first Koka 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS:25-57 16-19 75. Tulane 31 (Thompson 9); UCF 36 (Smith 13). the final three minutes to reclaim the lead game-high and career-high 13 rebounds, career start, had 15 points and four assists. UCF (14-12, 5-9 AAC) Turnovers _ Tulane 14; UCF 17.Assists _ and take a 39-32 advantage into the break. he finished in the paint to give UCF a 4- UCF will now head back on the road for Collin Smith 5-8 6-6 5-8 16, Tony Johnson Tulane 11(Hightower 5); UCF 17 (Johnson Darin Green Jr.and Matt Milon hit back-to- point lead with 18 seconds to play. The a pair of league games against UConn and Jr.5-13 4-5 15, Brandon Mahan 5-9 0-0 12, 4, Smith 3, Mahan 3). Steals _ Tulane 13 back threes, before Tony Johnson Jr.drove Green Wave then scored almost imme- Tulsa. The Knights and the Huskies are Darin Green Jr.5-13 0-0 12, Matt Milon 3-7 (Walker 6); UCF 7 (Smith 3). Blocked shots _ the lane to help extend the UCF lead. diately to cut their deficit to two points. scheduled to tip off at 7 p.m. tonight 0-0 9,Avery Diggs 2-3 0-0 4, Ceasar DeJesus Tulane 2 (Zhang 2); UCF 2 (Smith 2). SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 • PAGE 9 OBITUARIES

IDA MAE BRADLEY (Dorian), Ronald Bradley, Sr. Sanford, Florida 32771, Gordon, Jr., and Leelah Home, 900 Locust Avenue, Davidson Lowrider in (Juanita) and Deborah (407)322-7383. Gordon; mother, Anita Sanford, Florida 32771, Seminole and Volusia county, Ida Mae Bradley, 85, of Bradley; 14 grandchildren; 36 Kinslow; 3 grandchildren; sib- (407)322-7383. Florida or spending quality Sanford, Florida passed away great-grands; step-daughters, ANGELA MARIE GORDON lings, Holly time with friends in family at peacefully with her loving Diane Bradley Ritter and ‘KHLOE’ Kinslow, JACK ARMSTRONG their home in the mountains family by her side on Phyllis Young (Harry); sister, Anastasia POOLE, JR. of Greenback Tennessee. Each Monday, Ethel Pritchard; special Angela Marie Gordon, Kinslow, day was filled with the love February friend/sister, Annie Felton; “Khloe”, 39, of Sanford, and David On Friday February 21, and passion he had for his 17, 2020 at and a host of nieces, Florida passed away on James 2020, Jack Armstrong Poole Jr. wife Jenny. Jack’s personality Vitas nephews, cousins, other rela- Friday, February 21, 2020 at Kinslow, passed away at Blount drew him to others making Inpatient tives and many sorrowing Central Florida Regional Jr.; and a Memorial Hospital in him the kind of person who Suites at friends. Hospital in Sanford, Florida. host of Maryville, never met a stranger. Parkview Visitation on Friday, She was born in Lewistown, aunts, TN.He He is survived by his wife in Winter February 28, 2020, 5 PM – 7 Pennsylvania to Anita uncles, passed of 40 years Jenny Poole, his Park, PM at Sunrise Funeral Home nieces, three children Jennifer Poole, Howerd Kinslow and the late Angela Marie with his Florida. Chapel, 900 Locust Avenue, David James Kinslow, Sr. nephews, wife and Jessica Alexander and Jack Gordon ‘Khloe’ She was Sanford, Florida 32771. Angela worked as a bar- cousins, three chil- Armstrong Poole III, his son born on A Celebration of Life other rela- in law Chris Alexander, Ida Mae tender for many years and dren pres- August 22, Service will be held on her most recent employment tives and ent. Jack daughter in law Shannon Bradley 1934 in Saturday, February 29, 2020, was at Torch One Cigar Bar, many sorrowing friends. was born Poole and his three grandchil- 11 AM at Church of God of Sanford, Florida. She will be A Memorial Service will in dren Payton Britton, Landon Greeleyville, South Carolina Prophecy, 2509 South Elm remembered by her smile and be held on Saturday, February Orlando, Alexander and Jack to the late Rena Calvie Avenue, Sanford, Florida her loving, kind, and gentle 29, 2020, 12 Noon at New FL on 12- Armstrong Poole IV, his Matthews and the late 32771 with Dr. Eddie Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Jack Armstrong brother Ronald Mondok and spirit. Poole Jr. 06-1950 to Eugene Matthews. Montgomery, Sr., eulogist and Angela was preceded in Avenue, Sanford, Florida fol- Jack sister Patricia Ball. Jack will Ida Mae was preceded in Pastor Calvin M. Donaldson, death by her father, David lowed by a Celebration of Armstong be cremated as per his wishes death by her husband, Harold Sr., officiating. Interment will James Kinslow, Sr. Life Barbecue from 3 PM – 5 Poole Sr. and Ethel Poole. He and there is no current service Bradley. follow at Shiloh Cemetery, She is survived by her hus- PM at Fort Mellon Park, lived his life to the fullest by planned as there will be She is survived by her lov- Sanford, Florida. band, Jason S. Gordon, Sr.; Pavilion 1, 600 East First living it unapologetically. many celebrations of his life. ing children, Ethel Bennett Services Entrusted to the children, Immanuel Loner, Street, Sanford, Florida. Whether it was riding the Although Jack is gone he will (James), Kelly Bradley care of Sunrise Funeral Arianna Kinslow, Jason Services Entrusted to the center line with his Harley not be forgotten. (Cynthia), Sandra Simmons Home, 900 Locust Avenue, care of Sunrise Funeral

FIRE Allan was taken to Central Florida scene suggest multiple space heaters, tell for certain what caused the blaze, in the Feb. 3 blaze. The cause was Regional Hospital in Sanford, accord- extension cords and power strips but they have sent off some materials undetermined, he said, although it ing to DeBary Fire Marshal Robert were in use, and that a space heater for testing. likely started in the home’s garage. Continued from Page 1 Scott. Teresa was transported to ignited the fire near the only exit.” Firefighters from DeBary, Deltona “It’s been kind of strange because AdventHealth Fish Memorial in Scott said in an interview that the and Orange City responded to the I’ve had three [people die in fires] Orange City. Both were pronounced single entrance contributed to their fire, Scott said. this year,” Scott said. “The last [fatal] February fires in DeBary. dead. not being able to exit the Class A Monday’s fire brought to three the one I had in DeBary was three or Allan Gower, 72, and his wife, Scott said it didn’t take long to put motor home, which are the large bus- number of people who have died fol- four years ago.” Teresa, 69, were spending the winter out the fire, but he added that it was like recreation vehicles. lowing home fires. A man in his 20s He said firefighters know the in the Highbanks Marina & Camp all contained inside. The fire is under investigation by died Feb. 4 following a fire the previ- smoke detector in the motor home Resort at 488 W. Highbanks Road in A news release from the Volusia the state, county and DeBary fire ous day at 70 Lake Drive in DeBary. was working Monday. First respon- DeBary. The fire happened at 4:15 County Sheriff’s Office on Monday marshals, Scott said. On Monday The fire marshal said he was ders could hear the alarm while a.m. said, “The initial observations at the afternoon, he said it was too early to almost finished with the final report attempting to save the Gowers.

HOUSING prepared. The news about coronavirus has made more headlines this week. Continued from Page 1 Stocks took a tumble Monday, although markets were stabilizing on Tuesday. Investors are worried about the effect the coronavirus In the case of the coronavirus, the shelters has had on China’s economy where so many can help isolate patients in rooms where med- of the world’s products are produced. ical personnel could examine people. The The disease itself was taking hold in South patients could be quarantined in an hos- Korea, Italy and Iran this week. People were pitable, safe environment. Afterward, it can be warned Monday by the Centers for Disease disinfected and scrubbed, disassembled and Control and Prevention not to travel to South moved to another location to do the same job. Korea. “It is virtually indestructible to wear and According to the CDC, there have been 14 tear,” Ben-Zeev said during an interview in confirmed cases of the disease in the United his Sanford office. States as of Monday. Those figures do not The shelters need very few tools, if any, to include people returned to the country be assembled. They are designed to be put through State Department-chartered flights. together by teams of two or four people, he Statistics on Tuesday morning showed that said, depending on the size. there have been 80,344 coronavirus cases so Foam interiors of the walls and ceilings are far, with the vast majority in China, where the encased in proprietary hard outer shells made new virus started. There have been 2,707 from strong composites, he said. The materials deaths from the virus. are lightweight, he added, but highly insulat- World Housing Solution began in 2010 fol- ed. They can provide clean and energy effi- lowing the deadly earthquakes in Haiti, Ben- Herald photo by Steve Paradis cient shelters that can run off military grade Zeev said. He reasoned that there must be a Stacks of portable housing sit at the Sanford warehouse ready to be shipped out. solar panel electricity or generators, if neces- better and safer way to house people follow- sary. ing a disaster than tents. They can be pressurized to minimize the “The weakest members of our society were spread of something as contagious as coron- being victimized in refugee camps,” he said, sturdy materials, like the kind used in racing products getting them ready to ship. avirus, he said. referring to the situation in Haiti. and planes will understand the kinds of mate- Ben-Zeev is a native to Israel, and he is “Imagine being in a Yeti cooler,” Ben-Zeev Ever the entrepreneur, Ben-Zeev developed rials they use for the structures. He compared American by choice, he said. Four years ago, explained. The structures could be erected at the shelters, but they were never deployed in it to space station materials, but not as expen- he was looking for a place for the business. airports if patients are flown in and need a Haiti. But they did catch the attention of the sive. Sanford checked all the boxes, and he moved period of isolation, he said, adding that the military, including the U.S. Naval It’s like Ikea meets the construction indus- it here. He said the community has been very shelters would work as well as any hospital Construction Battalions, aka the Seabees. try, he said, explaining how the pieces fit supportive as well as Seminole County. room, and they can be equipped the same too. The Seabees wanted larger structures, and tightly together for easy assembly. He used the He would like people to reach out to the It would make sense, he said, to house con- Ben-Zeev accommodated the request. Aristotelian phrase that the whole is greater company on Facebook, so they can interact tagious patients in his shelters than to bring “I’m an entrepreneur,” he said. “My answer than the sum of its parts. more with local residents. them to the main hospital. is almost always yes.” Tyndall Air Force Base in the Florida “We love this town; we love the communi- Right now, he can only say the company is Ben-Zeev said his company’s structures can Panhandle, which was damaged following ty,” Ben-Zeev said Monday. working with the U.S. Air Force and other be found on five continents, all except South Hurricane Michael in 2018, uses World There’s no certainty what will happen with entities on possible deployment of the shelters America and Antarctica. Housing Solution products, Ben-Zeev said. He coronavirus, he said, but it’s better to be pre- in the Southeast. They are keeping an eye on “We are with every branch of the [U.S.] showed one building on the property that had pared. He said World Housing Solution is things, Ben-Zeev said, without collecting Department of Defense and FEMA,” he said, been disassembled and rebuilt more than 40 ready for whatever happens. inventory just yet. referring to the Federal Emergency times. Inside it looked like a cozy office with a “We only have one solution, but it’s a good He said the company can deploy the shel- Management Agency. window and air conditioner. one,” Ben-Zeev concluded. ters quickly, maybe not tomorrow, but they are People who understand lightweight but Inside the warehouse, crews worked on PAGE 10 • Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 SANFORD HERALD IOC member casts doubt on postponing or moving Tokyo Games

TOKYO (AP) — the vast majority of them in China. But the countries and different seasons, and com- the Olympic Games,” Pound said. A senior member of the International virus has gained a foothold in South Korea, petitive seasons, and television seasons. You He also cast doubt on the possibility of a Olympic Committee said Tuesday that if it the Middle East and Europe, raising fears of can't just say, `We'll do it in October.'” one-year delay. Japan is officially spending proves too dangerous to hold the Olympics a pandemic. Japan itself has reported four Pound said moving to another city also $12.6 billion to organize the Olympics, in Tokyo this summer because of the coron- deaths. seems unlikely “because there are few although a national audit board says the avirus outbreak, organizers are more likely Pound encouraged athletes to keep train- places in the world that could think of gear- country is spending twice that much. to cancel it altogether than to postpone or ing. ing up facilities in that short time to put “You have to ask if you can hold the bub- move it. About 11,000 are expected for the something on." ble together for an extra year,” Pound said. Dick Pound, a former Canadian swim- Olympics, which open July 24, and 4,400 are London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey “Then, of course, you have to fit all of this ming champion who has been on the IOC bound for the Paralympics, which open has suggested the British capital as an alter- into the entire international sports sched- since 1978, making him its longest-serving Aug. 25. native. Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike suggested ule.” member, estimated there is a three-month “As far as we all know, you're going to be the offer was an attempt to use the virus for Pound said the IOC has been building up window — perhaps a two-month one — to in Tokyo,” Pound said. “All indications are political purposes. an emergency fund, reported to be about $1 decide the fate of the Tokyo Olympics, at this stage that it will be business as Pound said he would not favor a scatter- billion, for unforeseen circumstances to help meaning a decision could be put off until usual. So keep focused on your sport and ing of Olympic events to other places the IOC and the international sports federa- late May. be sure that the IOC is not going to send around the world because that wouldn't tions that depend on income from the IOC. "In and around that time, I'd say folks are you into a pandemic situation." “constitute an Olympic Games. You'd end About 73% of the IOC's $5.7 billion income going to have to ask: ‘Is this under suffi- The modern Olympics, which date to up with a series of world championships.” in a four-year Olympic cycle comes from cient control that we can be confident about 1896, have been canceled only during He also said it would be extremely difficult broadcast rights. going to Tokyo or not?'” he said in an exclu- wartime. The Olympics in 1940 were sup- to spread around the various sports over a “It's not an insurable risk, and it's not sive interview with The Associated Press. posed to be in Tokyo but were called off 17-day period with only a few months' one that can be attributed to one or the As the games draw near, he said, “a lot of because of Japan's war with China and notice. other of the parties," he said. “So everybody things have to start happening. You've got World War II. The Rio Games in Brazil went Holding the Olympics in Tokyo but post- takes their lumps. There would be a lack of to start ramping up your security, your on as scheduled in 2016 despite the out- poning them by a few months would be revenue on the Olympic movement side." food, the Olympic Village, the hotels. The break of the Zika virus. unlikely to satisfy North American broad- Pound said the future of the Tokyo media folks will be in there building their Pound repeated the IOC's stance — that casters, whose schedules are full in the fall Games is largely out of the IOC's hands and studios." it is relying on consultations with the World with American pro football, college football, depends on the course the virus takes. If the IOC decides the games cannot go Health Organization, a United Nations European soccer, basketball, baseball and “If it gets to be something like the forward as scheduled in Tokyo, “you're body, to make any move. ice hockey. Spanish flu,” Pound said, referring to the probably looking at a cancellation," he said. As for the possibility of postponement, Other world broadcasters also have deadly pandemic early in the 20th century The viral outbreak that began in China he said: "You just don't postpone something jammed schedules. that killed millions, “at that level of lethali- two months ago has infected more than on the size and scale of the Olympics. “It would be tough to get the kind of ty, then everybody's got to take their medi- 80,000 people globally and killed over 2,700, There's so many moving parts, so many blanket coverage that people expect around cine.”

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LEAPLING against her, she said. Facebook family of six siblings. Her dad doesn’t recognize Feb. 29 as a moved the family around valid birth date. The website when they were young. When Continued from Page 1 reminds friends of the birthday, Gail was 11, she said, she start- but then says it’s on March 1. ed at All Souls Catholic School She made a video that she when her dad was stationed in that birthday are one in planned on sending to the Sanford. He decided they had 1,461. Steve Harvey show before he moved enough. So how did Bonjione cele- was bumped off the air by She celebrated her 20th brate her special birthday Kelly Clarkson, Bonjione said, birthday with a photo that ran when she was young? sounding quite upset. She in the Sanford Herald in 1968, “I cried,” she said in an wanted Harvey to do a seg- a Leap Year. At the time, she interview Monday. ment on the disrespect experi- attended Seminole Community She explained that when she enced by leaplings. College, now Seminole State, was turning 2 or 3, she wanted Many people tell her that which had just changed its a party like other children. she can’t be 72, which makes name from Seminole Junior “I told my mom I wanted a her feel good, she said. Maybe College. She was upset at first princess birthday party,” she it’s the infrequent birthdays because she wanted to go recalled. that have kept her feeling away for college. Still, she said But her mom told her she young, she suggested. her education at SCC was a didn’t have a birthday that Last year, though, heart sur- wonderful experience that pre- year. As a smart little girl gery caused her to realize that pared her for a long teaching whose father taught math in she is mortal. career. the U.S. Navy, she checked the It was the second time she During her teaching days, calendar. Her mom was cor- had dodged a bullet by fixing she didn’t tell her students rect. an artery that was 99 percent about her birthday, but they “I didn’t see a 29 in blocked by heart disease, she always found out, she said. February,” Bonjione remem- said. The first time in 2002, she She would tell them she did- bered. said she took it in stride, but n’t have a birthday. She would “There is something psycho- after losing two close friends finally tell them it was Feb. 29, logical,” she said, referring to recently, last year’s scare put and that they should drop that having a Feb. 29 birthday. her in a dark place. topic. They would remember For example, she said she “I went through a really bad though and decorate her class- recently had to fill out an elec- time,” she recalled. Both of her room. tronic form at a doctor’s office. friends who had died had “One year they gave me a It said to enter her birthday. retired with her in 2016 from fancy hamster,” she said. The month and year were long teaching careers. For the Another year, she told an there, but no Feb. 29. first time, she started thinking assistant principal that she’d She has been turned down about how much time she had like to celebrate her real birth- for free birthday desserts at left. day in one of the Leap Years. restaurants, she said. To get her mojo back, she She was able to get her Last year, her sister-in-law said she vacationed in Oslo, princess party complete with a and brother took her out to eat Norway. Friends and family tiara and crown in the on Feb. 28. She was eligible to wondered who was going with teacher’s lounge. get a $10 gift certificate for her her. No one. She just went solo, Most years, though, not hav- birthday, but after a check of then followed that up with a ing a birthday leaves her with her ID, she was denied again. trip to Paris, and a longer trip a bit of a empty feeling. Bonjione actually has 72 to Ireland and Scotland, this “I can’t explain it; it’s just a years of such stories, but not all time with family members in strange feeling,” she said. “It’s the accounts are negative. tow. just another day.” “When I do have a birthday, Bonjione said she has Now in training to be a I have a three-day celebration,” always been an adventurer. docent at the Morse Museum she said. She told about taking 18 in Winter Park, and teaching as She plans birthday meals educational trips to Europe part of the STARS (senior with friends and family start- with high school students, for enrichment) program at Rollins ing on Thursday. Still, in non- example. She had taught for 26 College, Bonjione has finally Leap Years, she said people years at Lyman High School found a replacement for her joy often forget her birthday. and the last 19 years at her of teaching. When she was growing up alma mater, Seminole High She’s teaching the “Divine in a family of six children, she School. Comedy” by Dante in the cur- recalled that people would say, She used her doctorate in rent STARS program, she said. “Did you have a birthday this Renaissance, Medieval and “We’ve been in hell for the year?” When they would find Classical Art History from past two weeks,” she said, out she didn’t, they would be Florida State University. She laughing. “The museum and relieved. taught humanities and other teaching are my happy places.” “They were so happy that I subjects. As for her video about Leap didn’t have a birthday,” she “My students were my chil- Year birthdays, she might send said. They hadn’t really forgot- dren,” she said. “I was their it to The Ellen DeGeneres ten and the calendar supplied a school mom. I just loved my Show. If you see Gail this good excuse. students.” Saturday, wish her the happiest Even Mark Zuckerberg is She was the oldest baby in a of birthdays. PAGE 12 • Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

on or before March 20, 2020, [email protected] and other papers in the Office of Publish: February 26, March 4, NOTICE OF PUBLIC and file the original with the 5201 S. Atlantic Avenue, the Clerk of the Family Court, 11, 18, 2020 pARtments SALE: JZM Inc d/b/a MIRAN- Clerk of this Court either before Unit 404 Chautauqua County. B185 22—HeALtH-cARe 99—A - 153—LAnD/Lots DA'S TOWING gives Notice of service on the Plaintiffs’ attorney New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 unFuRnisHeD FoR sALe Foreclosure of Lien and intent or immediately thereafter; other- 386-410-4633 GET YOUR MEDICAL to sell these vehicles on wise a default will be entered 03/11/2020, 09:00 am at 326 against you for the relief Personal Representative MARIJUANA CARD. CALL Georgia Arms Vacant Land LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- demanded in the complaint. FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY DISTRICT FOR FREE EVALUATION Apartments 1 acre zoned industrial 132 ft. BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. 6774, pursuant to subsection /s/ Laura Lynn DeLeon NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF Rent based on income! frontage on Hwy 46. Close to 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Dated: February 20, 2020. Laura Lynn DeLeon RXPO.COM COLLECTING NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS 1-2 bedrooms, 417 Beltway, Sanford Airport, JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S 2560 Vespro Street Now Accepting Applications: I-4, and historic Sanford. TOWING reserves the right to GRANT MALOY Deltona, FL 32738 The Florida Resiliency and Energy District (the "District" or "FRED") 93—Rooms FoR 407-323-4000 (TTY:711) Within Sanford City limits. accept or reject any and/or all Clerk of the Court hereby provides notice, pursuant to Section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida 2600 Georgia Ave., $139,900. bids. 301 N Park Ave. Publish: February 26, March 4, Statutes, of its intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad Rent Sanford, FL Sanford, FL 32771 2020 valorem special assessments to be levied by it over a number of 1FMFU17L43LB27336 B183 years to fund the cost of qualifying renewable energy, energy effi- More Info: Paul Osborne 2003 FORD By: /s/ Kory G. Bailey www.GeorgiaArms Venture 1 Properties ciency and conservation and wind resistance improvements (collec- Furnished room for As Deputy Clerk tively, "Qualifying Improvements") for those property owners who Apartments.com 407-718-0600 rent, single female, Publish: February 26, 2020 wish to undertake such improvements within the unincorporated B175 Publish: February 26, March 4, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT areas of Sarasota County, Florida and any participating incorporated non-smoker, Celery 223— 11, 18, 2020 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, municipality, town or village within the above designated county; as Key Subdivision, B181 FLORIDA authorized by Sections 163.08 and 197.3632, Florida Statutes, misceLLAneous PROBATE DIVISION which will allow such assessments to be collected annually, com- $650 including NOTICE OF PUBLIC mencing in November 2020, in the same manner as provided for ad PIANO INSTRUCTION for all SALE: JZM Inc d/b/a MIRAN- File No. 2020-CP-209 valorem taxes. utilities, wifi & DA'S TOWING gives Notice of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ommeRciAL ages. Over 20 years of 149—c Foreclosure of Lien and intent FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, N RE: ESTATE OF cable. No Pets. teaching experience. 661- The non-ad valorem special assessments to be levied by the District RopeRty oR ALe to sell these vehicles on FLORIDA are voluntary and only imposed with the written consent of a proper- p F s 414-4549. I Love Music! 407-782-1968. 03/10/2020, 09:00 am at 326 PROBATE DIVISION CHARLES ALBERT ty owner wishing to finance Qualifying Improvements. The govern- LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- KOPPENHOFER, Property zoned RMO1. Useful ing board of the District will consider the adoption of a resolution GET YOUR MEDICAL 6774, pursuant to subsection File No. 2020-CP-156 a/k/a CHARLES A. for residential, commercial, electing to use the uniform method of collecting such assessments MARIJUANA CARD. CALL 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. KOPPENHOFER, authorized by Sections 163.08 and 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a business, professional office, FOR FREE EVALUATION JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S IN RE: ESTATE OF public hearing to be held on March 6, 2020 at 1:30 p.m., or as soon Your ad and multi-family. 1548 sq ft on BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. TOWING reserves the right to Deceased. thereafter as the matter may be heard, in the Conference Room of major Sanford thoroughfare. accept or reject any and/or all JOAN MARIE MACK, here! RXPO.COM the City of Fernandina Beach, located at 204 Ash Street, Fernandina $164,900. bids. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Beach, FL 32034. Such resolution will state the need for the levy by Call Teddy Deceased. the District and will contain a legal description of the jurisdictional Paul Osborne WBANA73555B817766 The administration of the estate boundaries of the District. Copies of the proposed form of resolution NOTICE TO CREDITORS 407-322-2611 Venture 1 Properties 2005 BMW of CHARLES ALBERT KOP- may be obtained from the Florida Resiliency and Energy District at PENHOFER, a/k/a CHARLES 407-718-0600 407-712-6352. All interested persons are invited to attend. Publish: February 26, 2020 The administration of the estate A. KOPPENHOFER, deceased, B176 of JOAN MARIE MACK, File Number 2020-CP-209 is In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by the gov- deceased, whose date of death pending in the Circuit Court for erning board of the District with respect to any matter relating to the was April 28, 2019, is pending in Seminole County, Florida, consideration of the resolution at the above-referenced public hear- the Circuit Court for Seminole Probate Division, the address of ing, a record of the proceeding may be needed and in such an event, LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS NOTICE OF PUBLIC County Florida, Probate which is 301 N. Park Ave., such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the pub- SALE: Oviedo Towing, Inc. Division, the address of which is Sanford, Florida 32771. The lic hearing is made, which record includes the testimony and evi- gives Notice of Foreclosure of P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, Florida names and addresses of the dence on which the appeal is to be based. In accordance with the Lien and intent to sell these 32772-8099. The names and Personal Representative and Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accom- vehicles on 03/10/2020, 09:00 addresses of the personal rep- the Personal Representative's modation or an interpreter to participate in this proceeding should am at 325 Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL resentative and the personal attorney are set forth below. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS forth below. contact the Florida Resiliency and Energy District at 407-712-6352 32765, pursuant to subsection representative's attorney are set NAME DARRIN S. KELLY a/k/a All creditors of the decedent and prior to the date of the hearing. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. forth below. All creditors of the decedent and DARRIN SCOTT KELLY, other persons having claims or Oviedo Towing, Inc. reserves All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or Notice is hereby given that I am Deceased. demands against decedent's Publish: February 5, 12, 19, 26, 2020 the right to accept or reject any other persons having claims or demands against decedent's engaged in business at 1097 estate on whom a copy of this B032 and/or all bids. demands against decedent's estate, including unmatured, Douglas Ave., Seminole County, NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice is required to be served estate on whom a copy of this contingent or unliquidated Altamonte Springs, Florida, must file their claims with this JM3ER293880194185 notice is required to be served claims, on whom a copy of this 32714 under the Fictitious The administration of the estate court ON OR BEFORE THE 2008 MAZDA must file their claims with this notice is served must file their Name of Porter and Harris of DARRIN S. KELLY a/k/a LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Notice of Public Hearing court ON OR BEFORE THE claims with this Court WITHIN Orthodontics, and that I DARRIN SCOTT KELLY, THE TIME OF THE FIRST and Regular Board Meeting of Publish: February 26, 2020 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE LATER OF THREE (3) intend to register said name deceased, whose date of death PUBLICATION OF THIS The Board of Directors for the Florida Resiliency and B177 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- MONTHS AFTER THE with the Divisions of was September 19, 2019, is NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Energy District (FRED) LICATION OF THIS NOTICE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- Corporations, Tallahassee, pending in the Circuit Court for THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE LICATION OF THIS Florida, in accordance with the SEMINOLE County, Florida, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Directors (the DATE OF SERVICE OF A NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) provisions of the Fictitious Probate Division, the address of THEM. “Board”) of the Florida Resiliency and Energy District “FRED” will COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON DAYS AFTER THE DATE Name Statues, to-wit: Section which is 301 N Park Ave., All other creditors of the dece- hold a Public Hearing and Regular Board Meeting on March 6, 2020, NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS THEM. OF SERVICE OF A COPY 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Sanford, FL 32771. The names dent and other persons having beginning at 1:30 P.M. (EST), or as soon thereafter as practicable, in NAME All other creditors of the dece- OF THIS NOTICE ON and addresses of the personal claims or demands against the Conference Room of the City of Fernandina Beach, located at dent and other persons having THEM. Porter and Harris Orthodontics, representative and the personal decedent's estate must file their 204 Ash Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034. Notice is hereby given that I am claims or demands against PLLC representative's attorney are set claims with this court WITHIN 3 engaged in business at 2401 S. decedent's estate must file their All other creditors of the dece- forth below. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE The purpose of the Public Hearing is for the Board to consider the Grandview Avenue, Seminole claims with this court WITHIN 3 dent and other persons having Publish: February 26, 2020 All creditors of the decedent and OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION following Resolutions: County, Sanford, FL 32771 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE claims or demands against B117 other persons having claims or OF THIS NOTICE. under the Fictitious Name of OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION decedent's estate, including demands against decedent's ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 1. Notice of Intent Resolution No. F20-05. The title of the Resolution Sanford Soaps and OF THIS NOTICE. unmatured, contingent or unliq- estate on whom a copy of this WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS is as follows: Scrubs, and that I intend to ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED uidated claims, must file their notice is required to be served SET FORTH IN FLORIDA register said name with the WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS claims with this Court WITHIN LEGAL NOTICE: WE WILL must file their claims with this STATUTES SECTION 733.702 RESOLUTION NO. F20-05 Divisions of Corporations, SET FORTH IN FLORIDA THREE (3) MONTHS SELL OR OTHERWISE DIS- court ON OR BEFORE THE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- STATUTES SECTION 733.702 AFTER THE DATE OF THE POSE OF THE CONTENTS OF LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER NOTWITHSTANDING THE DISTRICT ELECTING TO USE THE UNIFORM METHOD OF COL- dance with the provisions of the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE FOLLOWING HOUSE- THE TIME OF THE FIRST TIME PERIODS SET FORTH LECTING NON-AD VALOREM SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS LEVIED Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: NOTWITHSTANDING THE THIS NOTICE. HOLD GOODS(S) TO SATISFY PUBLICATION OF THIS ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED WITHIN ITS JURISDICTIONAL BOUNDARIES OF SARASOTA Section 865.09, Florida TIME PERIODS SET FORTH THE DELINQUENT WARE- NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE COUNTY, FLORIDA ; STATING A NEED FOR SUCH LEVY; PRO- Statutes 1991. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED ALL CLAIMS NOT SO HOUSE'S LIEN PLACED IN THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A AFTER THE DECEDENT'S VIDING FOR THE MAILING OF THIS RESOLUTION; AND PRO- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE FILED WILL BE FOREVER ACCORDANCE WITH FLORI- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. VIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Harold Smauley AFTER THE DECEDENT'S BARRED. DA LAW: CONTENTS THEM. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. DESCRIBED AS; 2 DINING All other creditors of the dece- The date of first publication of 2. Final Assessment Resolution No. F20-06, Relating to Special Publish: February 26, 2020 The date of first publication of NOTWITHSTANDING THE ROOM TABLES WITH CHAIRS, dent and other persons having this notice is February 19, 2020. Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds (Florida HERO B178 this notice is February 26, 2020. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 2 BEDROOM SETS, CHINA claims or demands against Program)(Residential Property – Phase Two) Series No. 200130-FL- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED HUTCH, PATIO SET, SOFA, decedent's estate must file their Attorney for Personal RA. The title of the Resolution is as follows: Attorney for Personal TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE LOVESEAT, AND ABOUT 35 claims with this court WITHIN 3 Representative: Representative: AFTER THE DECEDENT'S BOXES, ACCOUNT HOLDER MONTHS AFTER THE DATE RESOLUTION NO. F20-06 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NORBERTO S. KATZ, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. NAME- JENNI MILLETT; SALE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION LANCE A. RAGLAND A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY NAME ESQUIRE TO BE CONDUCTED AT AAA OF THIS NOTICE. Florida Bar No. 0122440 DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING Florida Bar No.: 399086 The date of the first publication INSTA-MOVE INC., 325 RAND ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Lance A. Ragland, P.A. IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED Notice is hereby given that we 425 West Colonial Drive, of this Notice is: February 26, YARD RD. SANFORD, FLORI- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS 2461 W. State Road 426, CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND are engaged in business at 387 Suite 104 2020. DA 32771 AT 3:00 P.M. ON SET FORTH IN FLORIDA Suite 1001 CONDITIONS AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- E Maine Ave, Seminole County, Orlando, Florida 32804 MARCH, 12TH, 2020 OR STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Oviedo, FL 32765 ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE Longwood, Florida 32750 under Telephone: (407) 849-7072 STACEY R. SPRINGER, ESQ. THEREAFTER. OPEN DOOR WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Telephone: 407-542-0633 ASSESSMENT ROLL; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT the Fictitious Name of Fax: (407) 849-7075 FL Bar No. 519855 SALE, CASH ONLY. NOTWITHSTANDING THE Fax: 407-366-8149 ROLL BE CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; Mindfull-Living, and that we E-Mail: velizkatz@velizkat- Service.srspringer@sten- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Main: [email protected] PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS; AND intend to register said name zlaw.com strom.com Publish: February 19, 26, 2020 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Secondary: PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. with the Divisions of Secondary: STENSTROM, McINTOSH, B137 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE [email protected] Corporations, Tallahassee, [email protected] COLBERT, & WHIGHAM, P.A. AFTER THE DECEDENT'S 3. Final Assessment Resolution No. F20-07, Relating to Special Florida, in accordance with the 300 International Parkway, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Personal Representative: Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds (Florida HERO provisions of the Fictitious Personal Representative: Suite 100 Program)(Residential Property – Phase Two) Series No. 200227-FL- Name Statues, to-wit: Section KRISTINA MARIE NOVAK Lake Mary, Florida 32746 The date of first publication of CATHY M. SUCHOR RA. The title of the Resolution is as follows: PUBLIC NOTICE 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. 57 Coachwood Road West Telephone: (407) 322-2171 this notice is February 19, 2020. 2461 W. State Road 426, Lethbridge, Alberta Suite 1001 RESOLUTION NO. F20-07 "Magnolia Self Storage shall Delta Insurance Group LLC Canada T1K 6B3 GRACE ELMA HUSKEY, Attorney for Personal Oviedo, FL 32765 A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY conduct a public sale on the fol- a/k/a GRACE CRISWELL, Representative: DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING lowing spaces on SELFSTOR- Publish: February 26, 2020 Publish: February 26, March 4, a/k/a GRACE KOPPENHOFER, Publish: February 19, 26, 2020 IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED AGEAUCTION.COM ending on B179 2020 Personal Representative LANCE A. RAGLAND B141 CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND Friday March 20th, 2020 at B182 Florida Bar No. 0122440 CONDITIONS AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- 11:00 AM" Publish: February 26, March 4, Lance A. Ragland, P.A. ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE 2020 2461 W. State Road 426, ASSESSMENT ROLL; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT Unit 338 Chad Braden – NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS B184 Suite 1001 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ROLL BE CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; Bike, entertainment cen- NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Oviedo, FL 32765 Courtesy Towing, Inc. gives PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS; AND ter, wheelchair, totes, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Telephone: 407-542-0633 Notice of Foreclosure of Lien PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. twin mattress, kiddie Notice is hereby given that I am CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Fax: 407-366-8149 and intent to sell these vehicles pool, dresser, end table, engaged in business at 695 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FAMILY COURT OF THE Main: [email protected] on 03/11/2020, 09:00 am at 4. Final Assessment Resolution No. F20-08, Relating to Special chairs, helmet. Brightview Dr., Seminole FLORIDA, STATE OF NEW YORK Secondary: 1850 High St, Longwood, FL Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds (Florida PACEfunding County, Lake Mary, FL 32746 PROBATE DIVISION COUNTY OF CHAU- [email protected] 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- Program)(Residential Property – Phase One) Series No. 20200212. Unit 359 Chad Braden- under the Fictitious Name of TAUQUA 3722, pursuant to subsection The title of the Resolution is as follows: Furniture, speakers, toys, CNM Designs, and that I IN RE: ESTATE TAMRA File #: Personal Representative: 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. lawn spreader, projector, intend to register said name ANN BROWN, 23132 Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves RESOLUTION NO. F20-08 computer equipment, with the Divisions of Docket #: VIRGINIA KELLY the right to accept or reject any A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY electronics, tailgates, pet Corporations, Tallahassee, Deceased B-02693-19 2461 W. State Road 426 and/or all bids. DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING cage, totes, golf clubs Florida, in accordance with the B-02692-19 Suite 1001 IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED provisions of the Fictitious FILE NO. 2020-CP-000158 B-02691-19 Oviedo, FL 32765 1999 19UYA3253XL008646 CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND Unit 133 Gabrielle Name Statues, to-wit: Section PROBATE DIVISION B-02690-19 ACURA CONDITIONS AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- Howard- Kids Batman car. 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. B-02689-19 Publish: February 19, 26, 2020 2003 1HGCM66563A009096 ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS B-02688-19 B140 HONDA ASSESSMENT ROLL; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT Unit 146 Benny Dale Mallarie Lang In the Matter of 2003 3VWSE69M03M003174 ROLL BE CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; Miller- Mattresses, chair, The administration of the Estate Minor Children VOLKSWAGEN PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS; AND kids bike, suitcase, table, Publish: February 26, 2020 of Tamra Ann Brown, deceased, Children subject of a 2004 WBXPA73484WC38884 PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. toddler bed, trunk, old B180 whose date of death was Termination of Parental BMW records, mic, computer November 23, 2019; File No. Rights 2007 WP0CB29957S777518 The Board may also consider any other business which may proper- screen, toys, ladder, 2020-CP-000158, is pending in Proceeding IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PORSCHE boxes, cooler the Circuit Court for Seminole IN THE NAME OF THE PEO- FOR County, Florida, Probate PLE OF THE STATE OF NEW SEMINOLE COUNTY, Publish: February 26, 2020 Unit 304 Abbi Richardson- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Division, the address of which is YORK: FLORIDA B173 wicker basket, bags, OF THE EIGHTEENTH 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, To: Mikki L Foster PROBATE DIVISION clothes, household items, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FL 32771; the Estate is intes- 300 Conch Shell Lane Unit 104 gym gear, tote, boxes AND FOR tate. Casselberry, FL 32707 Case No.: 2020-CP- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: SEMINOLE COUNTY, A petition under Article 6 of the 000175 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Unit 404 Lisa Medina- FLORIDA The names and addresses of Family Court Act having been TOWING gives Notice of Decanter set, vase, the personal representative and filed with this Court requesting IN RE: Estate of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to boxes, TV table trays, ice Case No. 2020CA000344 the personal representative’s the following relief: Termination sell these vehicles on bucket, pictures, purses, attorney are set forth below. of Parental Rights; GENEVIEVE B. SISKA, 03/09/2020, 09:00 am at 326 shoes, clothes CHRISTINA L. ELLIS, YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- Deceased. LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- All creditors of the decedent and MONED to appear before this 6774, pursuant to subsection Publish: February 19, 26, 2020 Plaintiff, other persons having claims or Court on NOTICE TO CREDITORS 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. B138 demands against decedent’s Date/Time: April 2, 2020 at JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S v. estate, on whom a copy of this 9:00 AM The administration of the estate TOWING reserves the right to notice is required to be served Purposes: Return on of GENEVIEVE B. SISKA, accept or reject any and/or all LILIANA PATRICIA must file their claims with this Publication Part: 3 deceased, whose date of death bids. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT VELASQUEZ PEREZ, and court WITHIN THE LATER OF Floor/Room: Floor 1/Room was October 8, 2019, is pending FOR REINALDO ALONSO THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER See Court Officer in the Circuit Court for Seminole 1GTZGFBA7A1182027 SEMINOLE COUNTY, ORIEGO, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Presiding: Hon. Michael J. County, Florida, Probate 2010 GENERAL MOTORS FLORIDA LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Sulli- van Division, the address of which is CORP PROBATE DIVISION Defendants. OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Location: Community 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, DATE OF SERVICE OF A Municipal Building (Old Mayville Florida 32771. The names and Publish: February 26, 2020 Case No.: 2020-CP- NOTICE OF ACTION COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON School) 2 Academy Street, addresses of the personal rep- B174 000150 THEM. Suite 5 Mayville, NY 14757 resentative and the personal TO: LILIANA PATRICIA to answer the petition and to be representative's attorney are set IN RE: Estate of VELASQUEZ PEREZ, and All other creditors of the dece- dealt with in accordance with Ar- REINALDO ALONSO dent and other persons having ticle 6 of the Family Court Act. ORIEGO claims or demands against On your failure to appear decedent’s estate must file their as herein directed, a war- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED claims with this court WITHIN rant may be issued for that the above-referenced THREE MONTHS AFTER THE your arrest. action has been filed by Plaintiff DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Upon your failure to appear, all seeking to quiet title to real CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL of your parental rights may be property in the name of Plaintiff CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN ter- minated and your failure to for the parcel of real property THE TIME PERIODS SET ap- pear shall further constitute located at 3008 Carlsbad Court, FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 a denial of your interest in the Oviedo, FL 32765, and is more OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE chil- dren who are the subjects particularly described as: CODE WILL BE FOREVER of the proceeding, which denial BARRED. NOTWITHSTAND- may re- sult, without further Lot 167, Stillwater - Phase 3, ING THE TIME PERIOD SET notice, in the transfer or commit- according to the map or plat FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM ment of the children’s care, cus- thereof, as recorded in Plat FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR tody or guardianship or in the Book 40, Pages 92 through 96, MORE AFTER THE DECE- children’s adoption in this or any of the Public Records of DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS subse- quent proceeding in Seminole County, Florida. BARRED. which such care, custody or guardianship or adoption may You are required to serve a The date of first publication of be at issue. copy of your written defenses, if this notice is: February 26, Dated: February 10, 2020 any, to it on: 2020. David E Travis, Chief Clerk TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RE- Nancy E. Brandt, Esquire Attorney for Personal SPONDENT: Bogin, Munns & Munns, P.A. Representative The foregoing summons is Attorneys For Plaintiff THOMSON LAW OFFICES LLC served upon you by publication 1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000 pursuant to an Order of the Hon. Orlando, Florida 32801 /s/ Peter H. Thomson Michael J. Sullivan of the Family (407) 578-1334 Peter H. Thomson Court, Chautauqua County, Florida Bar No. 1004230 dated and filed with the petition SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb. 26-29, 2020 • PAGE 13

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