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BRIEFLY Citrus County Vision still unclear for parkway zoning COVID update According to the County growth official imagines town centers in Cardinal Street area Florida Department of Health, 64 new posi- MIKE WRIGHT however, predict that will all He envisions a walking commu- Nov. 19. tive cases were re- Staff writer change in the years after the Sun- nity where shopping, parks and The PDC was conducting its coast Parkway’s interchange ported in Citrus homes are situated in small, tight second public hearing on adding That stretch of Cardinal Street opens sometime in early 2022. neighborhoods, served with cen- the Cardinal interchange manage- County since the lat- in Homosassa where the Suncoast The debate hinges on what ex- tral water and sewer. ment area to the comprehensive est update. Four new Parkway will intersect is Citrus actly that vision looks like. To anyone who looks at Cardi- plan. Rather than vote on whether hospitalizations were County’s picture of rural. Mike Sherman, the county’s nal today and has trouble seeing to recommend the plan to the reported; no new Five- and 10-acre tracts of small growth management director, is town centers, Sherman said it’s a county commission, PDC mem- deaths were reported. farms and homes sit on private proposing a mixed-use zoning 20-year process. bers instead postponed a vote to To date in the dirt roads. Commercial activity is concept that combines residential “It’s not going to happen over- have more discussion on the county, 4,330 people scarce and limited. There isn’t a with stores or offices that can be night,” Sherman told the county’s plan’s details. have tested positive stoplight anywhere until U.S. 19. developed on larger tracts, with planning and development com- (including 21 non- Citrus County planners, the minimum being 20 acres. mission, or PDC, on Thursday, See VISION/Page A7 residents), 398 have been hospitalized and 157 have died. Holiday home lights contest The Chronicle invites you to enter into its friendly Citrus County House Holiday CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY Light Contest for the most beautiful house thru Friday, Dec. 4. A first-, second- and third-place winner will be announced for the east and west sides of the county. Residents will submit a photo of the exterior of their home and receive a yard sign telling everyone to vote for their entry. Voting runs Sat- urday, Dec. 5, through Tuesday, Dec. 15. The Chronicle will publish a locator map in print and online. To enter the contest, visit tinyurl.com/ y3532nos. Silent auction for trees The Women of Sugarmill Woods will host a Silent Auction of decorated Christ- mas trees Wednes- day, Dec. 2, thru Friday, Dec. 4. The trees will be on display at the Sugarmill Woods Country Club. The person with the highest bid will need MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle to pick up their tree on City of Inverness Mayor Bob Plaisted has been mayor for the past 17 years and has seen growth throughout the city, including the Depot Saturday, Dec. 5. Stop District, Liberty and Wallace Brooks Parks. “I would suggest that it has exceeded all expectations,” he said of the improvements to the by the club to submit a city. He also expressed the importance of a close working relationship with the city council, all who have had long-term seats on the bid. Call 630-212- council. He said without their “positive outlook,” the improvements would not have come to fruition. 7173 for information. — From staff reports Inverness mayor recognized for lengthy elected service POLL What do FRED HIERS that neither was a job he originally city is a far cry from the life he led in Staff writer wanted, but instead resulted in a series of Tampa and making Tampa real estate you think? happenstance. deals. But when he married his wife, For a man with initially no interest in Now, he said, “I enjoy it” and was hon- Cookie, 30 years ago and later adopted How do you feel about participating in local politics, the irony ored at the recognition that he served her two daughters, they moved to Inver- county commission was not lost on Inverness Mayor Bob 20 years to elected office. ness to raise a family. chairman Scott Plaisted when he recently was recognized But the greatest reward is being able to He was content and started a real es- Carnahan’s remark that by the Florida League of Cities for 20 years represent a city that he loves and be in a tate business here. But in 1995 an Inver- taxpayers “don’t have of service to elected public office. position whereby he can help its resi- ness city councilman asked him to the stomach” to support Plaisted has been Inverness’ mayor for dents and give voice during council meet- volunteer on the city’s code enforcement the past 17 years and served four years as ings to issues people care about, he told board. spending millions of one of the city’s councilmen from the Chronicle. He agreed. dollars on a new animal 1999-2003. He recalled for the Chronicle The commitment to a relatively small See MAYOR/Page A8 shelter in Lecanto? A. He has his finger on the county’s pulse. B. A new shelter would make me sick to my stomach. C. Would be a shame to Commissioner: Distance learning will continue lose Rep. Massullo’s generous $500,000 DARA KARN districts to offer in-person in- donation to build a new News Service of Florida struction five days a week or be penalized financially. shelter. TALLAHASSEE — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and D. Commissioner students will be able to continue Corcoran have maintained that Carnahan’s remark to learn remotely through the families need to have the option makes me howling mad. second half of the school year as of choosing face-to-face instruc- E. Commissioner the state grapples with the tion or distance learning for Carnahan’s remark is COVID-19 pandemic, Education children, arguing that keeping barking up the wrong Commissioner Richard Corcoran students away from school can tree. said Wednesday. have damaging impacts on stu- To vote, visit www. “From the top down in this dents’ physical safety, mental chronicleonline.com. state, that will absolutely hap- health and educational Scroll down the home pen. There is no flexibility for progress. anything but that,” Corcoran told The Florida Education Associ- page and look for the the State Board of Education. ation teachers union sued the poll box in the right- The reopening of brick-and- state in July after Corcoran or- hand column. mortar classrooms, which were dered school districts to offer Results will appear shuttered during the early stages in-person instruction when the News Service of Florida next Monday. Find last of the pandemic this spring, be- 2020-21 school year began. Florida Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran told the state education week’s online poll came a political flashpoint after board Wednesday that he expects to release another order addressing the results./Page A3 Corcoran ordered school See LEARNING/Page A7 pandemic by the end of this month.

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NANCY KENNEDY/Chronicle At this year's Thanksgiving Feeding Alliance (TGFA) annual food giveaway Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, the TGFA received a $5,000 check from the Black Diamond Foundation. Pictured from left are Paul Viggiano, CCSO; Barbara Sprague, Community Food Bank of Citrus County; Rachelle Garrett, Brannen Bank; Jay Joines, Black Diamond Foundation; Foster Lamm, Black Diamond Foundation; Doug Lobel, Thanksgiving Feeding Alliance; Major Ken Fagen; Salvation Army; Bishop Edward Nixon, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Lecanto; Janet Kohlas, Inverness Publix store manager and Mike Prendergast, Citrus County Sheriff.

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BUSTER THOMPSON bodily harm. She was received by investigators Summers de-escalated her be- Post 237 to offer Staff writer booked into the county showed Summers grab- havior toward the boy. jail under a $2,000 bond. bing the child by his arms Witnesses also corroborated first responders An Inverness woman was fired According to the sher- and sometimes using her Summers’ alleged actions. holiday meal from a local day care center and iff ’s office and agency legs to move him around When questioned by detectives then arrested for forcing a boy spokeswoman Brittney a play area, according to Richey and Cook, who also The Beverly Hills Ameri- with special needs to the ground Carman, the Dunnellon- the sheriff ’s office. showed her the video footage, can Legion Post 237, 6726 and wall. area day care contacted Summers then clutched Summers admitted to being ag- N. Lecanto Highway, will Jonathan Richey and Jason authorities Monday to Amber the boy by the back of his gressive, adding she had been provide free meals for first Cook, detectives of the Citrus report Summers’ alleged Danielle neck, and pushed his frustrated that day. responders and veterans. County Sheriff ’s Office’s Major abuse of a 6-year-old boy Summers head down to the floor According to the sheriff ’s of- Any police, fire, sheriff or Crimes Unit, apprehended who’s autistic and faces abuse and against a wall in at- fice, the Florida Department of EMT personnel on duty that 43-year-old Amber Danielle Sum- nonverbal. charges tempts to restrain him Children and Families (DCF) is day may stop by the Post mers on Wednesday, Nov. 18, Summers was fired be- from behind a table. also investigating the incident. from 1 to 3 p.m. for an 2020. fore deputies and detec- When another staff Those with information about eat-in or take-out meal. Summers faces a charge of tives arrived. member is visible in the footage, suspected child abuse can con- Meals will also be deliv- child abuse without causing great Day care surveillance footage according to the sheriff ’s office, tact DCF at 800-962-2873. ered to the Sheriff's Office Emergency Center personnel on duty that day. Veterans will also be served during this period of time. Club continues giving despite pandemic For information, call the Post at 352-897-4776.

Historical Citrus Hills women collect food, clothing, pet supplies, more for charities

advisory board CAROL PETERMAN invites new Special to the Chronicle applications for Even though the members of the Citrus Hills vacancies Women’s Club have not been able to have lun- cheons and fundraisers this year due to The Citrus County Board COVID-19, they have continued to make an ef- of County Commissioners fort to help the less fortunate citizens of Citrus is seeking applications for County. three vacancies on the His- Recently, the board members held their sec- torical Resources Advisory ond drive-thru collection of food and clothing Board (HRAB). for the Family Resource Center, specifically The board is seeking items needed for CASA, along with pet food, three regular position mem- blankets, towels and more for the Humanitar- bers and for terms begin- ians of Citrus County. ning Feb. 1, 2021, and When the event was over, Diane Edwards, ending Jan. 31, 2023. Judy Stone and Carol Peterman each deliv- To the extent available in ered a SUV full of items to each agency. This the community, the board drive-thru and the one held in September were both so successful that more will be appoints professional mem- planned for the upcoming months. bers from the disciplines of In addition, 157 members signed up to adopt architecture, history, archi- a child or donated money towards the Adopt A tecture history, planning, Child for Christmas project which is coordi- prehistoric and history ar- nated for CHWC by Carol Peterman through chaeology, folklore, cultural the Citrus County Family Resource Center anthropology, curation, con- annually. Special to the Chronicle servation, landscape archi- The club’s members have generously ad- Paul Foss, right, and Kay Stegemann recently delivered the gifts for the children they adopted to tecture or related opted more than 200 children each year for the the Family Resource Center. disciplines. past 16 years. The ladies love shopping for The Historical Resources their “child,” as they recognize how important deserving local high school students and mon- spite of not being able to conduct fundraisers. Advisory Board maintains it is that every child has gifts under the tree on etary donations to several charities in the Since 1986, the club has awarded over $447,000 its commitment to its part- Christmas morning to open. The children not county at the end of the club’s fiscal year in in donations ($247,000 in scholarships and to nerships among federal, only receive their needs; i.e., clothing, shoes, May, Pat Crawley, president of the club, and $200,000 to local charities). state, local government and socks and underwear, etc., they also are gifted the board of directors sent out a solicitation CHWC is a social and charitable organiza- with toys or an item they really wanted. letter recently, asking members to kindly do- tion established for the purpose of making the citizens of Citrus County It’s not too late to still adopt a child. To pro- nate funds to the club for this purpose. friends, enjoying events and providing service to identify, evaluate and vide gifts for a child, call the Family Resource They are hoping that this drive will be suc- to the community. Membership is open to protect historic properties. Center at 352-344-1001. cessful so they may provide the same scholar- women of the areas defined as the current Vil- For information about the In hope of giving scholarships to several ships and donations this year as past years, in lages of Citrus Hills. HRAB and other advisory boards and committees, go to: citrusbocc.com/ departments/commissioners/ advisory_boards_and_ committees/advisory_ boards/index.php. Expired car tag, registration lead to drug arrest Applications should be received by Dec. 7, 2020, FRED HIERS plate was previously reg- could smell marijuana deputy nine diazepam pills, a Staff writer istered to the pickup. from the pickup. baggie of marijuana and a par- and those applications, The deputy stopped The deputy asked if tially smoked marijuana which meet the eligibility re- An expired car tag and regis- the pickup on South there were any drugs or cigarette. quirements, will be for- tration was all it took to land a Suncoast Boulevard in weapons in the truck Smith told the second deputy warded to the Board of Lecanto woman in jail and fac- Homosassa. and the passenger, she had no other illegal items County Commissioners for ing drug charges. The deputy reported Smith, replied no, ac- but later pulled from her jacket evaluation, nomination and The arrest of Alecia Marie that the driver, Robert cording to arrest sleeve a glass pipe that later selection. Smith, of 6590 S. Tropicana Ave., Alan Schaefer, told the Alecia documents. tested positive for methamphet- Applications can be began after a Citrus County deputy his driver’s li- Marie A second deputy on amine residue. found at: tinyurl.com/ Sheriff ’s Office deputy spotted a cense was invalid and Smith the scene asked Smith to She was arrested and charged yyuzgq94. 2000 Dodge pickup with a li- that his license plate faces drug get out of the truck and with possession of an illegal sub- Submit your application cense plate with no decal, ac- and registration were charges. asked whether she had stance, possession of marijuana to; Citrus County Board of cording to arrest documents. outdated, according to any illegal items. under 20 grams, and possession County Commissioners, The investigating deputy also arrest documents. According to arrest of drug paraphernalia. Her bond Attn: Denise Gallagher, soon learned that the license The deputy reported that he documents, Smith showed the was $4,000. Citrus County Administra- tion, 3600 W. Sovereign HOW YOUR LAWMAKERS VOTED Path, Suite 267, Lecanto, Key votes for the week ending Nov. 20 by Voterama in Congress FL 34461. I Expanding Federally Funded which issue nationally recognized work yes. Rick Scott did not vote. Women of Apprenticeships: Voting 246 for and 140 credentials and allow extensive union I Confirming Stephen Vaden as U.S. Trade Sugarmill Woods against, the House on Nov 20 passed a bill involvement, toward regional business-run Judge: Voting 49 for and 43 against, the (HR 8294) that would authorize $3.5 Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Senate on Nov. 18 confirmed Stephen A. to host luncheon billion over five years to expand federally Programs, which receive taxpayer funding Vaden, 38, the Department of Agriculture The Women of Sugarmill funded apprenticeship programs. Daniel but operate with few federal rules and general counsel, for a lifetime appointment Woods (WSW) will host Webster did not vote. diminished or non-existent union to the United States Court of International their Christmas Luncheon I Defeating GOP Apprenticeship Plan: participation. Daniel Webster did not vote. Trade. Marco Rubio, yes. Rick Scott did not at noon on Monday, Voting 142 for and 243 against, the House I Blocking Judy Shelton as Fed Governor: vote. Dec. 14, at the Sugarmill on Nov. 20 defeated a Republican Voting 47 for and 50 against, the Senate I Key votes ahead: Congress is in recess for Woods Country Club. alternative to HR 8294 (above). The on Nov. 17 failed to advance the Thanksgiving until the week of Nov. 30. nomination of libertarian economist Judy Doors open at 11 a.m. amendment sought to shift the focus of © 2017 Thomas Reports Inc. L. Shelton, 66, to the Federal Reserve The menu will include tur- federally funded apprenticeships from Call: 815-678-4305. key and ham, mashed pota- Department of Labor-registered programs, System Board of Governors. Marco Rubio, toes, yams and broccoli. Rolls, butter, dessert, coffee, tea and soft drinks are ONLINE POLL RESULTS included. Cost for members is $20 and $22 for nonmembers. QUESTION: This election cycle, several counties in Florida (Pinellas, Alachua, Clay and Okaloosa) passed measures enacting special school Deliver checks no later than taxes to cover the cost of funding the local education system. What area do you think is in enough need of additional investment to pass Friday, Dec. 4, to the WSW a special tax in Citrus? mailboxes (box No. 2) near I A. School counseling programs. We really need more easily accessible mental health care for students in Citrus County. (93 votes) the community building, at I B. Construction and maintenance. Too many of our school facilities are outdated and need deep renovation work. (63 votes) the entrance to Sugarmill I C. Safety measures. Security needs to be enhanced and the Guardian Program needs a boost. (25 votes) Woods on U.S. 19. For information, call I D. Technology. Teachers and students need the most up-to-date device in working order. (60 votes) Carol Lawson, director of I E. Teacher and support staff pay. Citrus wasn’t able to hit Gov. DeSantis’ mandate to increase teacher pay. Citrus taxpayers need to step Programs at 352-503-6958. up to help educators and district staff earn a living wage. (272 votes) This organization works to I F. The arts. So often, these areas are overlooked with budgets slashed. A special increase in funding music, arts and drama programs assist those less fortunate would increase positive diversity and exposure to culture in Citrus. (86 votes) in the community. Total votes: 599. For this week’s new poll question, see Page A1. — From staff reports A4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Today’s Today in HOROSCOPES HISTORY Birthday — Work toward a goal. Stick ENTERTAINMENT Today is Monday, Nov. 23, the to the truth and live up to your moral 328th day of 2020. There are code. Focus on taking care of your re- 38 days left in the year. sponsibilities, cleaning house emotion- ally and physically. Live in the moment Sorry, Grinch. Virus Today’s Highlight: and enjoy what makes you happy. won’t stop NORAD On Nov. 23, 1963, President Lyn- Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Re- from tracking Santa don B. Johnson proclaimed Nov. 25 frain from sharing personal information. a day of national mourning following Set up a budget that will help you ad- the assassination of President John just to a change in income. Don’t take WASHINGTON — Children of F. Kennedy. on someone’s responsibilities. the world can rest easy. The On this date: Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You’ll global pandemic won’t stop them In 1887, actor Boris Karloff was be able to make adjustments to how from tracking Santa Claus’ prog- born William Henry Pratt in London. you work, earn your living or handle ress as he delivers gifts around In 1936, Life, the photojournalism your personal affairs. the globe on Christmas Eve. magazine created by Henry R. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Refuse The North American Aero- Luce, was first published. to let anyone push you in an uncom- space Defense Command has In 2000, in a setback for Al Gore, fortable direction. A physical or creative announced that NORAD will the Florida Supreme Court refused outlet will help you gain perspective. track Santa on Dec. 24, just as it to order Miami-Dade County offi- Your Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — has done for 65 years. But there cials to resume hand-counting its persuasive charm will compel others to will be some changes: Not every election-day ballots. Meanwhile, see and do things your way. A positive Associated Press change will transpire with the help child will be able to get through In this Dec. 23, 2019, file photo a playbook sits next to a Gore’s lawyers argued in a brief someone offers. to a volunteer at NORAD’s call telephone set up in the NORAD Tracks Santa center at Peterson filed with the U.S. Supreme Court Aries (March 21-April 19) — Review center to check on Santa’s Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colo. The North American that the high court should stay out and revise your financial situation. whereabouts, as they have in Aerospace Defense Command has announced that NORAD will of the Florida election controversy. Knowing exactly where you stand will years before. track Santa on Dec. 24, just as it has done for 65 years. But Ten years ago: Ingrid Pitt, who’d help you make better decisions. Normally, 150-160 volunteers there will be some changes: Not every child will be able to get survived a Nazi concentration camp Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Ro- crowd into a conference room at through to a volunteer at NORAD’s call center to check on and dodged Communist police to mance will bring you closer to a loved Peterson Air Force Base in Colo- Santa’s whereabouts, as they have in years before. become one of Britain’s best known one. More stability will result if you dis- rado Springs, taking two-hour horror stars, died in London at 73. cuss your intentions and make sugges- shifts to answer the phones as Five years ago: Blue Origin, a tions that lead to a healthier lifestyle. eager children call to see if member of the military or other out a way to ensure that the private space company, landed a Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Some- Santa and his sleigh have volunteer when they dial the much-beloved tradition could go rocket called New Shepard upright one will use persuasive measures to reached their rooftops. All toon. and gently enough to be used get you to take on added responsibility. NORAD Tracks Santa toll-free Don’t be afraid to ask questions. gether, 1,500 people over 20 number, 1-877-Hi-NORAD. But The military command has again, a milestone in commercial hours have participated in the been fielding calls since 1955, aeronautics. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Pace others will get a recorded update yourself. A personal change will boost call center in the past, fielding on Santa’s current location. when Air Force Col. Harry One year ago: Beginning a your reputation and offer insight into more than 130,000 phone calls, Schlachter said NORAD will Shoup — the commander on three-day visit to Japan, Pope Fran- what else you can accomplish. beginning at 6 a.m. Eastern time largely be limiting volunteers to duty at NORAD’s predecessor, cis denounced the “evil” of nuclear Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Monitor what on Christmas Eve. people who already work there the Continental Air Defense weapons. everyone around you is doing. If you This year, due to safety re- and their immediate families. But Command — fielded a call from Today’s Birthdays: Former don’t like the change of direction some- strictions forced by the COVID- that could be expanded a bit as a child who dialed a misprinted Labor Secretary William E. Brock is one is pursuing, back away and do 19 pandemic, the number of the time gets closer. telephone number in a newspa- 90. Actor Franco Nero is 79. your own thing. volunteers has been drastically He said that this year volun- per department store ad, think- Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas is 76. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Try some- cut to what NORAD expects will teers will answer health ques- ing she was calling Santa. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., is 70. thing new, change the way you do be fewer than 10 people per tions and have their temperature A fast-thinking Shoup quickly Singer Bruce Hornsby is 66. For- things and listen to the experts. Posi- shift. checked when they arrive, and a assured his caller that he was. mer Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., is tive plans will begin to unfold if you “We understand this is a cleaning crew will wipe down And the tradition began. 65. Actor Maxwell Caulfield is 61. nurture a meaningful relationship. time-honored tradition, and we surfaces throughout the day. Today, most early calls come Actor John Henton is 60. TV per- Keep an Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — know undoubtedly there is going There will be wipes and other from Japan and Europe, and as sonality Robin Roberts (“Good open mind, but don’t give in to someone putting demands on you. Prob- to be some disappointment,” supplies available, and between the day goes on the callers from Morning America”) is 60. Actor lems at home will develop if uncertainty said NORAD spokesman Pres- shifts the entire calling area will the U.S. and Canada climb. Oded Fehr is 50. Rapper-actor Ku- takes charge. ton Schlachter. “But we’re trying be sanitized before the next Besides the call center, the rupt (Tha Dogg Pound) is 48. Actor Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Change to keep it safe for everyone group comes in. NORAD Tracks Santa website Page Kennedy is 44. Actor Kelly your lifestyle to suit your needs. Use involved.” Faced with concerns about — noradsanta.org — as well as Brook is 41. Actor Lucas Grabeel is your intelligence and ingenuity, and fol- So, some callers may be able the virus, officials at NORAD social media pages. 36. Actor-singer Miley Cyrus is 28. low your passion. Romance is favored. to once again get through to a have worked for weeks to figure — From wire reports Actor Austin Majors is 25.

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Record 87/23 HUMIDITY For home delivery by mail: Normal 77/50 In Florida: $67.34 for 13 weeks Yesterday at 3 p.m. 96% Mean temp. 64 H Elsewhere in U.S.: $78.26 for 13 weeks Departure from mean 7 POLLEN COUNT** PRECIPITATION* Predominant:Today’s Trees active pollen: Contact us about circulation/delivery issues: Yesterday 0.04" Mon Total for the month 1.17" composites,low grasses, med palm high Total for the year 22.33" **Light - only extreme allergic will show symp- 352-563-5655 Today’s count: 4.5/12 Questions: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday Normal for the year 48.96" toms, moderate - most allergic will experience Tuesday’s count: 5.3 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday **Official record values from Tampa International symptoms, heavy - all allergic will experience FORECAST FOR 3:00 P.M. UV INDEX: 5 Main switchboard phone numbers: symptoms.Wednesday’s count: 5.3 Monday 0-2 minimal, 3-4 low, 5-6 moderate, AIR QUALITY Citrus County — 352-563-6363 Citrus Springs, Dunnellon and Marion County residents, 7-9 high, 10+ very high SUN MON SUN MON BAROMETRIC PRESSURE Yesterday observed Good City H L Pcp. H L Fcst City H L Pcp. 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MEADOWCREST BLVD., *From mouths of rivers **At Kingʼs Bay ***At Masonʼs Creek Montgomery 75 50 0.00 64 42 s Berlin 47/42/pc Paris 52/46/ra CRYSTAL RIVER, FL 34429 MONDAY Nashville 67 48 0.07 54 36 pc Bermuda 72/70/ra Rio 78/72/ra C ity High Low KEY TO CONDITIONS: c=cloudy; Cairo 77/61/pc Rome 62/45/s PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT INVERNESS, FL Chassahowitzka*12:00 a.m. 0.2 ft 12:20 p.m. 0.5 ft 5:11 a.m. 0.2 ft 8:32 p.m. 0.1 ft fg=fog; hz=haze; mc=mostly cloudy; Calgary 30/21/cl Sydney 80/68/ra SECOND CLASS PERMIT #114280 Crystal River** 10:18 a.m. 1.8 ft 11:18 p.m. 1.5 ft 5:02 a.m. 0.9 ft 5:55 p.m. 0.5 ft pc=partly cloudy; ra=rain; rs=rain/ Havana 80/75/ra Tokyo 66/59/pc snow; s=sunny; sh=showers; Withlacoochee* 7:46 a.m. 2.5 ft 9:21 p.m. 2.6 ft 2:51 a.m. 1.5 ft 3:30 p.m. 0.9 ft sm=smoke; sn=snow; ss=snow Hong Kong 75/72/ra Toronto 39/33/ra Homosassa*** 12:33 a.m. 0.8 ft 11:01 a.m. 0.9 ft 5:15 a.m. 0.4 ft 7:58 p.m. 0.3 ft showers; t=thunderstorms Jerusalem 65/52/s Warsaw 45/40/ra CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE LOCAL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 A5 Food PROGRAMS FOOD PANTRIES teer during food pantry hours. Shepherd’s Way Community I Our Lady of Grace Cath- Church, 965 N. Lecanto High- I Daystar Life Center — olic Church — 10 to 11 a.m. We Care, Post 155 to serve free Thanksgiving meal way, Lecanto. This is drive- 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday the third Tuesday monthly, 6 thru pre-bagged groceries. through Friday (excluding hol- Roosevelt Blvd. Call We Care and the American Legion Post For information, call either Patrick For more information, call idays), 6751 W. Gulf-to-Lake 352-746-2144. 155 are co-hosting a free Thanksgiving Crippen, director of community relations 352-804-2263 (Espanol) or Highway, Crystal River. 352- I St. Margaret’s Episcopal dinner from 1 to 4 p.m., Wednesday, for We Care, at 940-205-3056 or the 352-527-9900 (English). 795-8668. Food for dogs and Church — 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 25, 2020 at American Legion Post American Legion Post 155 at I Hernando Seventh-day cats may also be available. Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 155, 6586 W. Gulf-to-Lake Highway, 352-795-6526. Adventist Church, 1880 N. Other assistance available. A Call 352-726-3153. Feed My Crystal River. — From staff reports Trucks Ave., Hernando, pro- community service resource. Sheep is closed until further vides food distribution for I First Baptist Church of notice. not a fundraiser and there is as a visitor: Central Citrus I Our Father’s Table - needy families from 10 a.m. to Homosassa Life Care Center I First Presbyterian no charge. Come be our Community Center at 2804 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the 11:30 a.m. the second Tues- — 9 to 10:30 a.m. Mondays Church of Crystal River — guest(s). We care and you W. Marc Knighton Court in Le- second, third, fourth and fifth day monthly. Call and Thursdays for bread dis- 9:30 a.m. to noon the second are important to us. All ages canto (352-527-5993; West Saturdays monthly at St. 352-212-5159. tribution at 10540 W. Yulee and fourth Tuesdays monthly, are welcome. Peace Lutheran Citrus Community Center at Anne’s Episcopal Church, one I Christ Christian Bible Drive, Homosassa. Homo- 1501 SE U.S. 19. Call Church (“The Church on the 8940 W. Veterans Drive in mile west of the Plantation Inn Ministry distributes food at sassa residents may receive 352-795-2259. Hill”) is at 7201 U.S. 41 South Homosassa (352-795-3831); on West Fort Island Trail. Call 1 p.m. Wednesdays at 619 a bag of canned and dry I Suncoast Baptist Church in Dunnellon (at the corner of East Citrus Community Cen- 352-795-2176. NE Second St., Crystal River. goods once a month. Call — food pantry open for bread U.S. 41 and State Road 40). ter at 9907 E. Gulf-to-Lake Preparations are being made 352-628-3858. We Care Mo- distribution from 7 to 9 a.m. For more information, call the Highway in Inverness (352- GIVEAWAYS to provide a hot meal once a bile Pantry is at the church on Wednesdays, and the second church at 352-489-5881. 344-9666); and at the historic I El-Shaddai food minis- week. Call 352-513-8065. the first Thursday of every Wednesday monthly is distri- I The Salvation Army of- Hernando School on the cor- tries “brown bag of food” dis- I We Care Food Pantry month from 9-11 a.m. bution of bread and vegeta- fers free hot meals from 4 to ner of Florida Avenue and tribution is from 10 a.m. to hosts distributions twice a I A food pantry is provided bles from 7 to 9 a.m. at 5310 5 p.m. Tuesdays in the thrift Parsons Point Road. 1 p.m. Tuesdays at Crystal month in Homosassa at the by St. Timothy Lutheran S. Suncoast Blvd., Ho- store parking lot at Daystar I St. Margaret’s Episcopal River Church of God, 2180 W. Catholic Charities Outreach Church and Life Tree Church mosassa Springs. Open to Life Center, 6751 W. Gulf-to- Church’s Feed My Sheep out- 12th Ave. Although food is dis- Center. We Care also oper- from 9:30 a.m. to noon every Homosassa residents only. Lake Highway, Crystal River, reach — 11:30 a.m. Wednes- tributed once a week, families ates three mobile pantries. Tuesday at Life Tree Church For information, call 352-621- and from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednes- days. Call n 352-726-3153. are only eligible for food once Once a month the mobile at 1501 SE U.S. 19, Crystal 3008 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. days at the Homosassa Lions I Calvary Chapel of Inver- a month. Call 352-628-9087 pantry goes to Chasahowtizka River. Call 352-403-1498. Tuesday or Wednesday and Club, 3705 S. Indiana Ter- ness hosts a soup kitchen or 352-302-9925. Fire Station, First Baptist I St. Anne’s Episcopal ask for Clara. race, Homosassa. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every I Inglesia Comunidad Church in Old Homosassa Church — 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. I Homosassa First United I Free hot meals are avail- Thursday, at 960 S. U.S. 41. Cristiana Nuevo Comienzo and First Baptist Church in Tuesday, Wednesday and Methodist Church Bread of able Monday through Friday All are welcome. The meal in- (New Beginnings Church) Ozello. Hours are 9-11 a.m. Thursday in the administration Life Pantry — 8 to 11 a.m. for clients ages 60-plus at the cludes soup, bread and des- sponsors a food giveaway at For information or to sign up, building, 9870 W. Fort Island Thursdays in fellowship hall. following community centers. sert. For information, call 10 a.m. every second and contact the office at Trail, Crystal River. Call Bag of groceries with bread, Call to reserve your first meal 352-726-1480. fourth Wednesday morning at 352-503-2079. 352-795-2176. meat and produce available I Citrus United Basket for Homosassa residents (CUB) — 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. once a month. Call Monday through Friday, 1201 352-628-4083. F RUSTRATED W ITH Y OUR Parkside Ave., Inverness, to I Serving our Savior assist Citrus County residents (SOS) — 8:30 to 11 a.m. C URRENT A ND R ISING C ABLE R ATES ? facing temporary hardship. Thursdays at Good Shepherd Call 352-344-2242 or go on- Lutheran Church, 439 E. Nor- line to citrusunitedbasket.org. vell Bryant Highway, Her- I LOW CABLE RATES FOR ALL FLORIDA COUNTIES SAVE $$$ We Care Food Pantry — nando. This is a drive-thru 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday food pantry. Clients are al- and Thursday, 5259 W. Cardi- lowed to come every other FrustratedF Frruussttrraatteedd WithWWiitthh Spectrum/Brighthouse,SSppeeccttrruumm//BBrriigghhtthhoouussee,, nal St., Homosassa. If you week. SOS is an equal oppor- need help, come sign up. The tunity provider. Email sos- OOr Orr YourYYoouurr CCurrentCuurrrreenntt PProvider?Prroovviiddeerr?? pantry gives away meat, dairy, [email protected] produce, personal care items I Calvary Church — CALL NOW & START SAVING MONEY 888-851-7283 and more. Assistance is also 10 a.m. to noon Thursdays, available for SNAP. Medicare, 2728 E. Harley St., Inverness. Medicaid and Access Florida Photo ID and proof of Citrus TTVV assistance is temporarily sus- County residency are re- $$39.9939.99 HHOME HOOMMEE PPHONEPHHOONNEE HHIGH HIIGGHH SSPEEDSPPEEEEDD aas as llowlow aasas $39.99 pended due to COVID-19. quired. Visitors can receive I perpper startings sttarttiing ataatt INTERNETI INNTTEERRNNEETT First Baptist Church of food once per month. Calvary monthm montth Crystal River — 10 a.m. to Church is an equal opportu- $$14.99 $1144..9999 $$49.99 $4499..9999 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday nity provider. IIncludes Inclludes uunlimitedunlliimiitted llocallocall aandand llonglong pperper monthmmontth and Thursday, 700 N. Citrus I Calvary Chapel of Inver- distance.d diisttance.. KKeepKeep yyouryour ooldolld nnumber.number.. Ave. Call 352-795-3367. ness — Free bagged grocer- I The First Lutheran ies available from noon to 2 Church of Inverness Food p.m. Thursdays at 960 S. U.S. Pantry is open to all from 41. 352-726-1480. Calvary 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Church is an equal opportu- Wednesday and Thursday. nity provider. For information, call I Floral City First Baptist 352-726-1637. Church — 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. I Living Water Ministries the third Thursday monthly. — 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Proof of residency required. 4021 N. Lecanto Highway, in I The St. Vincent de Paul • FREE DVR Record up to 5 or 16 different shows • FREE Equipment & Installation the Beverly Plaza. Call Society of St. Thomas the • NO HD Fee • FREE Showtime and Starz for 3 months 352-270-8886. Apostle Church Food Pantry I Our Lady of Fatima — is open on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The through Friday, 604 U.S. 41 church is located on U.S. 19, BUDGET BUSTER BUDGET BUSTER BUDGET BUSTER S., open to needy residents of approximately 1/2 mile south Floral City, Hernando and In- of the Cardinal Street inter- PLUS DELUXE PREMIUM verness. Call 352-726-1707. section. The pantry provides I Saint Margaret’s Episco- bagged canned goods, $ 9999 $ 9999 $ 9999 pal Church hosts a food pan- PER MONTH PER MONTH PER MONTH non-perishable food items 3399 PLUS TAX 5544 PLUS TAX 5599 PLUS TAX try from 9:30 a.m. to and food staples for people 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays and facing temporary hardship Wednesdays at 114 N. Osce- and living within parish bound- ola Ave. in downtown Inver- aries. To be eligible, clients ness. For information, call must present photo ID. Call 352-726-3153. 352-628-3366. Emergency I The Citrus County Veter- help with utility shut-offs, pre- ans Coalition’s food pantry, for scriptions and other emer- veterans and their families, gency services are provided. operates from 9 a.m. to noon Volunteers are available from Tuesdays and the first and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday third Thursdays (excluding through Thursday. holidays) at 1801 N. Paul Drive in Inverness, just west FREE MEALS of U.S. 41, on Independence I Peace Lutheran Church Highway. The pantry offers a offers a free community meal variety of dry, canned and fro- from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. the zen goods (cereals, rice, third Monday monthly. This is canned vegetables, soups and meats) for veterans in need. For food assistance, To Place Your call Food Pantry Director Trish “In Memory” ad, Hendry at 352-857-1171, see a member at one of CCVC’s Contact Lori Driver flea markets, or ask a volun- 564-2931 or email: [email protected] Closing time for placing ad is 4 business days Funeral Home prior to run date. 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000ZBDJ Cable By SkySat 20 Prices and channels may vary, call for details. Igrayne Brown Dias Richard T. Brown Funeral Director 352-795-0111 Funeral Director/Owner www.brownfuneralhome.com ““A small business is an amazing way to Page A6 - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 serve and leave an impact on the world you live in.” Nicole Snow, bestselling American author OPINIONCITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Grateful for newspapers EDITORIAL BOARD Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher hanksgiving is a great grateful to the daily and weekly election process. In a season time for counting our newspapers across this country Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member filled with misinformation fu- Tblessings and expressing who put it all on the line every eled by one-sided digital sites Mac Harris ...... citizen member gratitude. In challenging times, day of the year, and to the read- and cable news channels, local Rebecca Martin ...... citizen member an attitude of gratitude is all ers who support their vital newspapers were relied on to the more important, and this work. provide fair coverage of the is- Jeff Bryan ...... managing editor year has been one of the most I’m proud of the work these sues that mattered the most to Founded Brian LaPeter ...... assistant managing editor by Albert M. difficult for so many! newspapers do, and I hope you readers. Williamson Gwen Bittner ...... assistant managing editor, desk Nevertheless, we’ve seen will join me in expressing your This Thanksgiving, newspa- many people in communities appreciation to them. pers are also giving us a fun, “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” across our country who have It’s not easy hearing people new way to share our gratitude — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus risen to the occasion and gone challenge your motives with re- with those around us. They in- above and beyond to peated taunts of vite you to look into your heart The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials serve their fellow “fake news.” From and share the things for which are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. citizens in the face personal connec- you’re most grateful — health, of all of the difficul- tions, I know how family, faith, friends, pets or ties and heartbreak much the publishers anything else — on a new, na- CARES FUNDING that COVID-19 has and editors of these tional Share Gratitude plat- wrought. newspapers care form: ShareGratitude2020.com. I’m grateful to the about their commu- You can even include a video first responders and nities and the work message or post a photo to the health care workers their staffs do. site. for their tireless ef- The importance of Local newspapers have sup- forts to protect and Dean Riddings local newspapers ported all of us through this dif- care for our commu- has never been more ficult year and now they need Changing nities in the face of OTHER evident than in the our support as well. uncertain and often VOICES past year. Even Consider subscribing to your dangerous though the major sto- local newspaper, in print or on- circumstances. ries of the year were line, to show your thanks for the I’m grateful to teachers and national — COVID, the elec- job they do each and every day educators for their dedication tions, the economy, racial injus- and to ensure that they can con- to education and their ability to tice and more — the impact has tinue to keep your community parameters adapt to unusual learning envi- always been local. fully informed in the days ronments. And I’m grateful to The reporters at your local ahead. parents who, all of a sudden, newspaper are your neighbors. Thank you for reading the have found themselves in home They are part of your commu- newspaper, and happy school situations, needing to re- nity, and I know that they care Thanksgiving! member the basics of math, En- about what happens there. On behalf of its approxi- doomed glish and science. They provide vital information mately 1,500 newspaper and I’m grateful to local busi- to protect the health and safety associate member companies, nesses for their dedication and of the public, with news about America’s Newspapers is com- perseverance and creativity to crime, local schools, local gov- mitted to explaining, defending continue to serve their custom- ernment, steps being taken to and advancing the vital role of ers through curbside, delivery address the spread of COVID, newspapers in democracy and and online options. local trends and more. civil life. financial I’m grateful to restaurants They’ve kept us informed We put an emphasis on edu- and grocery stores for continu- with detailed information about cating the public on all the ways ing to safely serve and provide businesses that are open, cre- newspapers contribute to build- for their customers day in and ative ideas for things to do at ing a community identity and day out. home, outdoor entertainment the success of local businesses. I’m grateful to our houses of options and tips for addressing Learn more: www.newspapers. worship where we can lift our the challenges of working org. aid for local hearts and find renewed remotely. strength. And, they have performed a ———I——— And as the CEO of an associa- vital role in protecting democ- Dean Ridings is CEO of Amer- tion representing the newspa- racy and informing readers ica’s Newspapers. Contact him at businesses per industry, I’m also very during the often-contentious [email protected]. LETTERS to the Editor “We can’t make you The county could have One final gift OPINIONS INVITED Postal service apply. If you don’t taken the bull by the horns and launched a full throttle As Thanksgiving ap- I Viewpoints depicted in political a great asset apply, sorry.” cartoons, columns or letters do marketing campaign to gen- proaches, the Community We realize that the U.S. Food Bank of Citrus County is not necessarily represent the — Ron Kitchen, erate buzz and interest. It opinion of the editorial board. Postal Service is a great asset working hard in anticipation county commissioner, could have opened a hotline I to our country and we are furi- of providing additional food All letters must be signed and to answer questions, expe- include a phone number and ous over the harm caused by about CARES funds assistance to the agencies we dite business licenses and hometown, including letters President Trump’s appoint- serve. A monumental number sent via email. Names and even extended the deadline ment of Louis DeJoy as Post- s businesses and non- of families would not be able hometowns will be printed; master General. it set for those. to enjoy a holiday meal with- phone numbers will not be profits struggle to re- I worked at the post office in A legal opinion sought by out our support. published or given out. gain their foothold in Springfied,Virginia, for 18 A I We reserve the right to edit the county states CARES the economic landscape 2020 brought about much years, from 1968 to 1986, when funds that reimburse the uncertainty, change and loss. letters for length, libel, fairness amid the novel coronavirus and good taste. I came to Citrus County. I got to pandemic, the federal gov- county budget for payroll One of those losses was the know the postal service pretty passing of an extraordinary I Letters must be no longer than ernment provided a finan- can be used for economic de- 400 words, and writers will be well and there are many things member of our local commu- cial lifeline to businesses velopment. The county may limited to four letters per month. about it that most of us don’t nity, Mr. Stan Olsen. Mr. Olsen make direct distributions of I SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, know. The postal inspectors nationwide. was known for spearheading But, as the win- public funds to 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., are an example. The inspec- much of the development of Crystal River, FL 34429; or dow of opportu- businesses if tion service keeps a very low THE ISSUE: the area. He also had a gener- email to letters@chronicle profile. There were many big nity came and they’re adding online.com. ous and giving spirit, touching crimes which the postal in- went, the county Skippers: We’ll jobs or expand- many local non-profit organi- sink without ing, the opinion spectors solved and they delib- has about $4.7 zations, including our own. You will be missed, but you erately urged others to take million in CARES grants. states, but not to He was a founding supporter will not be forgotten! credit. of the Community Food Bank funds left over pay bills brought I recall a great young carrier of Citrus County and made after spending OUR OPINION: on by a loss of Barbara Sprague who came to us from the Army. annual donations to ensure what it could to business due to Executive director He had been in the honor Changes, rules our organization continued to COVID-19. Community Food Bank of Citrus guard. He was outstanding. I assist local busi- made it difficult. grow. nesses and indi- That elimi- County wrote letters which his super- viduals while still nates the option Mr. Olsen’s philanthropy visors signed and he became a meeting a Monday, Nov. 16, of allowing the county to was apparent even after he Terrified of Trump’s postal inspector. Interpol, an passed as family and friends deadline the state set to have disperse funds as necessary. final days international investigative The reality is we missed were encouraged to make do- agency, recruits from the the funds accounted for. nations to the Community Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all the boat, and Citrus County Postal Inspection Service and That money will go into the Food Bank of Citrus County the folks in the Trump cult he ultimately went to Interpol. guide boat captains who de- general fund to reimburse in his memory. This final gift looked at him and finally real- When I was about to retire in the county for sheriff ’s dep- clared mutiny at how county will help us feed more fami- ized he is nothing but a narcis- 1986, he came from Interpol to uties’ payroll, which is an al- officials have disbursed the lies this holiday season. sistic, petulant man-child. That say goodbye. That was the last lowable use of CARES funds. CARES Act grants, saying it Thank you to the following is a man in years, but a child time I saw him. I relate this ex- To lay the blame on county was county rules that who have made a donation between the ears. ample of a connection between officials would be wrong, be- stopped them from having thus far in memory of Mr. He should be worrying about a post office and Interpol to cause there’s plenty of blame their grant applications ap- Olsen: food lines that stretch for miles, point out the high regard the a virus that is totally out of con- to go around. proved, missed out, too. Duane and Barbara Deuker, world at large has for the U.S. $6,000; Andrea and Stephen trol and an economy falling Postal Service. The state’s abrupt about But those captains deserve a share in responsibility. The Tamposi, $1,500 c/o Ted Wil- apart. But, instead he plays golf Even before President face in the deadline, because and lies about losing an skippers have a responsibil- liams Museum, the Tamposi Trump, Republicans caused just a few weeks ago, the and Griffin families; Clark election. ity to seek information, guid- the postal service great harm. county thought it had until Stillwell, $250; Nancy Hench, I truly fear for our safety with In 2006, they passed the Postal Dec. 30. ance and assistance to $100; David Jacobs; $100; this guy going off the deep end. Accountability Enhancement In addition, the state opted secure CARES funds. They Dixie Hollins; $50; Carol Last week, he had to be talked Act, requiring the prepayment to funnel funds to large simply can’t wait for officials Dowd, $25. out of bombing Iran. In addition of retirement benefits 75 years counties without strings. to knock on the door and say Having friends and loved to leaving office with an out of in advance for employees not Those larger counties have we’re from the government ones make a donation in your control virus, does he really yet hired. Our local legislators more resources, whereas and here to help you. memory is among the many need to get us in another war. voted for this outrageous act Citrus and other counties Sadly, between the state legacy giving opportunities Plus, for folks saying how because they received money comparable in size, have and county guidelines for you can take part of to make great the stock market is doing, from UPS and FedEx. I am one final gift to the organiza- congratulations if your one of sure they had no idea how limited resources and more the CARES funds, many or- ganizations and businesses tion(s) close to your heart. the top 10% who own most of much harm they were doing. strings attached to CARES The staff, board of directors, the stocks and not one of our did not have a chance to get I certainly hope that funds. volunteers and agencies ex- homeless or hungry citizens. President-elect Biden will money, and will suffer be- The county sent postcards tend our sincerest thank you If you’re not terrified what move quickly to save the postal to all eligible businesses. cause of it. to Mr. Olsen and those who Trump may do in his final days service because it is a great The key word is “eligible,” The state should have continue to support the Com- in office, maybe you should be. asset to the country. not those, if they could meet been more lax and the munity Food Bank of Citrus the requirements, would be- county did need better County in his memory. Barry Stine Mary B. Gregory come eligible. outreach. Rest in peace, dear friend. Homosassa Springs Homosassa

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Sherman’s proposal has resulted in a wide variety of responses. I The Citrus County Building Alliance says the plan won’t work because of stringent requirements: minimum acreage to build, central water and sewer where none now ex- ists, and the proposed rule that each mixed use of the property needs to include a residential element. I Chuck Dixon, a former Citrus County planning director who holds the same title with Citrus County schools and is a nonvoting member of the PDC, called the proposal good planning. Doing so will avoid cookie-cutter zoning that is likely to take place with- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle out it, he said, resulting in Construction continues Friday, Nov. 20, 2020, along West Cardinal Lane and the Suncoast Parkway as the toll-road project progresses through the a smattering of gas sta- northern end of Homosassa. Citrus County officials are debating how best to prepare Cardinal for growth from the parkway once it opens in 2022. tions and restaurants typi- cal of expressway exits. PDC Chairman Joel We’re basically creating a intact: No tall buildings focusing on Cardinal understand,” he said. going to cut it. We need to Brender agreed. town in the middle of a blocking views or bright Lane,” he said in an inter- “Twenty acres — that’s not be looking at small tracts.” “If you don’t have a vi- farm area.” lights, Sherman told PDC view. “We should be fo- sion, you can’t create a vi- PDC board member members. cused on 44 because that’s sion,” he said. James Roys echoed that I County Commission where the development is I PDC board member sentiment. Chairman Scott Carnahan going to take place. We “We Cater to David Bramblett said the “I would hate to see Car- thinks the entire Cardinal have plenty of time to drop proposal would radically dinal Street turn into U.S. interchange discussion back to Cardinal.” Cowards!” change what is now a rural 19,” he said. should be delayed until Carnahan also believes community. I Residents who met the county has a firmer the 20-acre minimum for “I still think this is too with Sherman or attended handle on what the State development is too Experience The Difference big for this area,” he said public meetings on the Road 44 interchange will restrictive. HONEST • PROFESSIONAL • COMPASSIONATE during the PDC meeting. subject wanted to ensure look like. “The PDC doesn’t like “It’s a little pie in the sky. their rural nature stays “We need to stop what they see and I “You deserve a beautiful, healthy smile without high-pressure sales tactics. We offer conservative treatment year, that DeSantis “will the profession due to fear “There are a lot of kids plans, a friendly staff, and a take nothing less than full of contracting COVID-19 that are collateral damage safe and LEARNING parental choice.” or spreading it to their comfortable Continued from Page A1 in this stuff and they’re not Corcoran indicated his family members. going to be as lucky as I environment forthcoming order also Fear “of the actual virus was. ... We’ve got to make Dr. Ledger for all our A key issue in the dis- will address students who is very prevalent,” Pearce sure that they’re OK.” patients.” pute involved part of the may be falling behind aca- added. Olenick, who previously 2020 Healthcare Heroes Winner order that dealt with the demically because of the “Overall, I would say to clashed with Corcoran Dental Excellence way public schools are pandemic. you that our teachers are over the mandatory re- funded. The order effec- “We need to make sure being asked to do a lot opening of schools, also tively conditioned a por- there are either massive more than they normally FREE SECOND Dr. Baker advocated for teachers 2020 tion of money on school interventions for children do and to worry about a lot during what is expected to OPINION. districts submitting re- or that they move to a dif- more than they normally be his final board • CROWNS • ADULT SHORT-TERM BRACES opening plans that in- ferent modality of learn- worry about,” he said. meeting. • DENTURES • PARTIALS • BRIDGES cluded the use of ing," he said. Appearing at Wednes- With the state economy • IMPLANTS • COSMETIC DENTISTRY • KIDS brick-and-mortar class- About 1.6 million of the day’s meeting in Tallahas- taking a major blow this rooms, in addition to offer- state’s 2.8 million school- see, Florida First Lady year because of wide- ing online alternatives. children had signed up for Casey DeSantis empha- spread shutdowns due to Corcoran told the state in-person instruction sized that in-person the pandemic, lawmakers Jeremy A. Ledger, D.M.D. education board Wednes- when classes resumed in classes are a critical ele- are contemplating signifi- 3640 S. Suncoast Blvd., Homosassa, FL 34448 day that he expects to re- August, and that number is ment of a “world-class ed- cant budget cuts during ( ) License 352 628-3443 #DN 17606 lease another order growing, Wakulla County ucation” for students. the upcoming 2021 legisla- LedgerDentistry.com 000ZAVW addressing the pandemic Superintendent of Schools “They must be empow- tive session. by the end of this month. Robert Pearce told the ered with the tools to live Board member Michael board. up to their God-given po- Olenick pressed Corcoran While the number of tential, and for our on the need to allow dis- students showing up for hard-working parents, it is tricts to keep offering dis- classes on campuses is on not only critical for their ALL NOVEMBER tance learning, especially the rise, teachers continue needs, it is invaluable for as the number of COVID- to have qualms about face- our students’ development 19 cases has spiked in re- to-face instruction, said and well being,” said cent days. Pearce, who addressed Casey DeSantis, who has Since Florida’s first the board on behalf of the made addressing mental coronavirus cases were re- Florida Association of Dis- health issues one of her ported in March, COVID- trict School chief priorities. 19 has gone “from abstract Superintendents. She introduced child- to reality, and with that is a “They are stressed. abuse survivor Phillip fear,” Olenick said, adding, They are under a signifi- Adams, who painted a “That fear is warranted.” cant amount of stress. stark picture of harm he But Corcoran assured Even if they don’t express suffered at the hands of Olenick, a former general it, I know that they are his stepfather as a child. counsel for the Florida feeling it. We need to be “I am a success story be- Department of Education understanding of that,” he cause, one, I’m very lucky, whose term on the board said, noting that teachers and two, I had really good expires at the end of the have retired early or left teachers,” Adams said. Recliners in stock I For a Day or Night of Fun 19 and to Meet New Friends. Come and Play!

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday defended his tour of Gulf Arab states and the Trump administration’s continued efforts to squeeze Iran, even as a new U.S. administration led by Joe Biden pre- pares to enter the White House in Associated Press January. Travelers walk through a mostly empty arrival lobby at Although Pompeo has not taken Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Monday, questions from U.S.-based reporters Nov. 16, 2020, in Atlanta. As the busy holiday travel traveling with him over the past 10 season approaches, many people are staying home or days, he sat down with the Sau- avoiding flying in in effort to stem the spread of the new di-owned broadcaster Al-Arabiya in coronavirus. Dubai for brief televised remarks Sunday. “Our policies don’t change. Our duty doesn’t change. My responsibil- Many Americans ities don’t change,” he said. “I still have an obligation — every hour, Associated Press every minute — to defend the Amer- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, second from right, and his wife Susan, right, ican people and to keep them fore- speak with U.S. Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates John Rakolta and his flying for holiday most in our efforts, and we’ll do that. wife Terry after stepping off a plane at Al Bateen Executive Airport in Abu We’ll do that to the very last Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Friday, Nov. 20, 2020 minute.” In what was likely his final tour of the top U.S. diplomat. to be more willing to engage the Ira- despite CDC pleas the Persian Gulf as secretary of President Donald Trump has re- nians in order to avoid major esca- state, he touted the Trump adminis- fused to concede to Biden, despite lation, although he’s likely to press MATT O’BRIEN tration’s Mideast strategy that fo- the Trump campaign’s futile efforts Tehran on its missile program and AP Business Writer cused on Iran as “the central threat to block the certification of votes in not just its nuclear program. inside the region” and for a maxi- various states. Trump is viewed favorably by Gulf PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Millions of Americans mum pressure campaign that ham- The Trump administration is at- heavyweights Saudi Arabia and the bought tickets to fly somewhere for Thanksgiving be- pered Iran’s ability to support tempting to ramp up pressure on United Arab Emirates for pulling fore the nation’s top public health agency pleaded militias in Iraq, Lebanon and Syria. Iran before Biden takes office as the U.S out of a nuclear accord with with them not to travel for the holiday. “It’ll be our policy until our time president. Biden has said he wants Iran and reimposing sweeping sanc- So what are they doing now? In many cases, they’re is complete,” he said, stopping short to return to rapprochement with tions that have drained Iran of vital still crowding airports and boarding planes. That’s of saying when he’d cease work as Iran. Analysts say Biden is expected oil revenue. despite relatively lenient cancellation policies that major airlines have implemented since the coronavirus pandemic emerged earlier this year. “Consumers should feel comfortable changing their plans and canceling their flights if they need to for health reasons,” said John Breyault of the Na- tional Consumers League. Most airlines won’t pay cash to refund a flight if you TESTING INEQUALITY decide to heed national health warnings but they are waiving fees and offering vouchers. Breyault said to “familiarize yourself with the policies” because the voucher specifics vary by airline and can depend on when the ticket was booked. It’s not clear how many people are taking those vouchers. Images that emerged this weekend of crowded airport terminals showed that plenty of people are flying anyway. More than 2 million people were screened at U.S. airports on Friday and Saturday, according to the Transportation Security Administration. While that’s far lower than during the same time last year, Friday was only the second time since mid-March that daily airport screenings topped 1 million. A day earlier, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Americans should skip Thanksgiving travel and not spend the holiday with people from outside their household. The nation’s top infectious diseases expert, Dr. An- thony Fauci, said Sunday he’s worried that instances of crowding at U.S. airports from Thanksgiving travel could lead to a perilous situation as COVID-19 cases surge.

Fauci told CBS’ “Face the Nation” that people at Associated Press airports “are going to get us into even more trouble People wait on a line stretching around a block for a clinic offering COVID-19 testing, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020, in the than we’re in right now.” He said that new COVID-19 Park Slope area of the Brooklyn borough of New York. cases from Thanksgiving won’t become evident until weeks later, making it “very difficult” as the virus spi- rals out of control heading into colder weather and the December holiday season. Virus testing access confusing, sometimes costly as US cases surge For most people, the new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough that number of pop-up clinics promise vis- who needed a test to avoid a 14-day clear up in two to three weeks. For some — especially CHRISTINE FERNANDO itors instant results — at a cost. Some quarantine after traveling from Bos- older adults and people with existing health prob- AND CAROLYN THOMPSON charge $150 or more for a spot at the ton. “Another option was another lems — it can cause more severe illness, including Associated Press front of the queue. place 10 blocks away from me where pneumonia, and death. While her friend who lacked insur- I could pay 250 bucks to get a rapid Airlines have emphasized what they’re doing to The day after Amanda Serulneck ance had to pay $125 for the test, Se- test, so the structure that we set up for sanitize gates and kiosks, shorten lines and gather- found out she might have been ex- rulneck’s price was only $35. The real people to be able to keep themselves ings and purify the air. But most are also offering op- posed to COVID-19, she visited a cost came from the two days she had safe from COVID baked into those portunities for people to skip their holiday flights rapid testing center in New Jersey to take off from work, she said. structures is an inequity.” and travel later, though travelers might have to pay but was turned away because they “People are just trying to get by, and Serulneck says it’s been frustrating more for the replacement flight if it’s more ran out of tests. they can’t be taking off work for a to watch people do rapid tests so that expensive. She returned at 7 a.m. the next day. week to wait for results,” said Serul- they can go to parties or travel for the Some have argued that airlines should do more. After waiting for an hour, officials neck, who works at a spa. “People holidays. U.S. Sen. Ed Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat who said they had run out again. On her need rapid testing to be available and “Some people who need rapid test- has pushed for cash refunds for skipped flights third try, Serulneck and her friend affordable.” ing to work can’t afford it,” she said. during the pandemic, said people who dropped their called several testing centers before Dr. Mark Shrime said his work gave “It’s not fair. The majority of people Thanksgiving travel are doing the right thing and fol- driving for an hour to one with him the flexibility to wait in line six are in my position.” lowing public health guidance. availability. hours for a test in New York City last As numbers of infections cases “Airlines, which have already received billions in Lines for free COVID-19 tests week, but he knows not everyone can climb in the United States, the de- government bailouts, should provide passengers cash stretch for blocks and hours in cities do the same. mand for testing becomes greater. refunds when they are spending the holiday without where people feel the dual strain of “If I’m an hourly worker, I can’t take The U.S. has had more than 12 mil- both family and economic certainty,” he said in an the coronavirus surge and the ap- off six hours just so I can get a test so lion reported cases and more than emailed statement Sunday. proaching holidays. But an increasing I can go back to work,” said Shrime, 255,000 deaths from the coronavirus.

tourist attractions, Plaisted re- A year after losing reelection cannot vote but has veto power ties are always high on the list. called that when he won elec- to city council, Inverness mayor when council votes are 3-2. He also organizes a men’s MAYOR tion and began serving his term Joyce Rogers was planning to Plaisted recalls using his veto Christian-based breakfast Continued from Page A1 as a councilman in 1999, the resign and Plaisted said Rogers only once when the council meeting once a week at Joe’s city then was different. met with him and encouraged voted to expand hours for the Family Restaurant in Inver- “I was asked and I felt a civic The downtown most know him to run for the office. sale of alcohol on Sundays. ness. It began years ago with responsibility to the community today did not exist then and Despite coming off a reelec- The Florida League of Cities half a dozen men. Dozens now where I lived,” he said. many local business people re- tion bid loss, Plaisted agreed to recognition was a surprise, attend. The group raises money He said he liked the job, but sisted changes. give it a go and run for mayor. Plaisted said. He said he wasn’t for local charities and selected dreaded having to make deci- “But we persevered,” he said. So in 2004 he ran for city thinking about how long he’d projects. sions that hurt people or disap- The strife took its political mayor against three other can- served. His time in office was “God leads me to do that pointed them. toll, however. He lost his bid for didates. He won 63% of the vote. recognized during a city council stuff,” he said. Then John Sullivan, now a reelection for his council seat He has run every four years meeting this month. He said he still enjoys the job former county court worker, in 2003. since then unopposed. He attends county and city of mayor. urged him to run for city Plaisted said he took the loss Before Rogers approached events and is often asked to be Asked by a Chronicle re- council. in stride. him about the mayor position, the guest speaker. He said he porter what about the mayor “He just nagged me to death,” “I told myself that God had he said he had no thoughts of a has slowed down a little and is job he didn’t like, Plaisted re- Plaisted recalled, laughing. “I another plan for me,” he re- political career in his future. more selective when invited. plied nothing he could think of. wasn’t really keen on being an called thinking, and he was con- He said he enjoys represent- He had heart surgery in late Asked whether he planned to elected official.” tent to spend his time back with ing the city and also the oppor- 2018. run again for the mayor post in Although Inverness now touts his real estate business and an tunity to participate in council “But veterans are always high two years, he replied, “If my an inviting downtown and active role with his church. meetings. As mayor, Plaisted on the list,” he said. “And chari- health holds up I’ll run again. I NFL/B2 I NBA/B3 The Number: I Scoreboard/B3 I Sports briefs/B3 16 I Lottery, TV/B3 Receptions for Keenan I Golf/B4 Allen on Sunday, setting a I Puzzles, TV/B4, B5 new franchise record for I Crosswords/B4, CITRUSPORTS COUNTY CHRONICLE B10 the Chargers, to go with I Recaps, stats and Keenan I Comics/B6 145 yards and one TD. S standings from Week 11 Allen I Tennis/B7 action in the NFL./B2 Section B - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 I Classifieds/B7 Bucs hope to solve prime-time woes

Tight end Rob Gronkowski Battle Rams in said there are no valid reasons for not performing well under the lights. He and Brady were MNF matchup fixtures in prime-time games while they were together with FRED GOODALL the New England Patriots. AP sports writer Brady improved to 18-7 in 25 starts on “Monday Night Foot- TAMPA — Bruce Arians ball” three weeks ago, with the doesn’t mince words or offer ex- Bucs overcoming a slow start be- cuses when he talks about fore holding off the Giants 25-23 Tampa Bay’s struggles in prime- when Daniel Jones’ potential time games this season. “It’s just bad football,” the game-tying 2-point conversion 68-year-old coach said. “Bad pass was broken up in the end football and not being ready to zone. play.” “It’s just another football The Buccaneers (7-3) are off to game, and that’s how we’ve got their best start in a decade in to treat it. You can’t let it get to their first season with Tom your head that it’s a prime-time Brady, however they have lost game, that you’ve got to do this, two of three night games and you’ve got to do that,” Gronkow- frankly were fortunate to win ski said. the one they did. “No, it’s just another football The team hopes to buck the game. It’s just at night this time,” trend Monday night against the the 10th-year pro said. “We’ve Los Angeles Rams (6-3), who are got to show up and do what coming off an impressive victory we’ve been doing all year, no over Russell Wilson and the Se- matter what time the game is. attle Seahawks. There’s no excuses.” The Rams, coming off a Arians tinkered with his usual Associated Press practice routine, working at 23-16 victory over the Seahawks Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) runs out of the pocket against Carolina Panthers night instead of the afternoon, in which they forced three turn- defensive end Brian Burns (53) during the second half of a game, Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020, in Charlotte , N.C. and intends to make changes on overs and sacked Wilson six game day in hopes of avoiding times while holding the Seattle slow starts that contributed to a quarterback without a touch- time in nine games the NFC Philadelphia and Washington. Seahawks to 333 yards last week. Thursday night loss at Chicago down pass, have been dealing West contenders have played on Jared Goff rebounded from a Now, the Rams take aim at and a 38-3 Sunday night debacle with a bit of a schedule quirk of the East Coast. The Rams are poor performance against the Brady and a talented group of against New Orleans at home their own. 2-2 in those, with losses to Buf- Dolphins to outplay Wilson, and Tampa Bay playmakers that two weeks ago. Monday night will be the fifth falo and Miami and wins over the Rams defense limited the See BUCS/Page B3 Alabama: Dolphins cooled off Unanimous at No. 1 Northwestern moves up to 11 RALPH D. RUSSO AP college football writer

Alabama is now a unanimous No. 1 in The Associated Press college football poll, and North- western moved up to No. 11 on Sunday for its best ranking in 24 years. For the second straight week, the top eight teams in the poll held their spots. The Crimson Tide received all 62 first-place votes after beating Kentucky 63-3, making Alabama the first unanimous No. 1 this season and the first team to do it in the regular season since 2018. Notre Dame was No. 2, fol- lowed by Ohio State, Clemson and Texas A&M. Florida was No. 6, and No. 7 Cincinnati and No. 8 BYU also held their spots. The rest of the top 10 was No. 9 Oregon and Miami. Northwestern moved up eight spots after beating Wis- consin 17-7 to improve to 5-0. The Badgers slipped eight Associated Press Denver Broncos running back Melvin Gordon (25) runs for his second touchdown of the game against the Miami Dolphins during spots to 18th. the second half of a game, Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020, in Denver. The Wildcats were last ranked this highly in 1996. The year after their surprising run to the Rose Bowl, coach Gary Denver hands Tua Tagovailoa first loss with 20-13 win over Miami Barnett’s team reached a high of No. 10. ARNIE STAPLETON Ginkel atoned for a pair of penalties on said. “This is his team. He is going to No. 12 Indiana dropped three AP pro football writer the previous play by punching the ball continue to lead the team, and we’ve all spots after putting a scare into loose at the 1 and safety Eric Rowe just got to pull in the right direction.” Ohio State in the Big Ten’s DENVER — The Denver Broncos recovered. Fitzpatrick completed 12 of 18 passes other top-25 matchup Saturday. sent rookie Tua Tagovailoa tottering to Fitzpatrick, who drove Miami to a for 117 yards — better than Tagovailoa’s The Buckeyes beat the Hoo- line of 11-for-20 for 83 — but Simmons the sideline, benched early in the fourth field goal after replacing Tagovailoa, siers 42-35 after leading 35-7. quarter after his worst game as a pro, started at his 1 and drove the Dolphins intercepted his underthrown pass in the one that included six sacks and just to the Denver 15-yard line, where his end zone to make it all moot. POLL POINTS 83 yards passing. “Fitzpatrick, there at the end of the third-and-8 pass was picked off by This is the 80th time in the For doing such a good job, they nearly game he’s moving the ball really well,“ Simmons. history of the AP poll, which paid a big price. Simmons said, ”and we just kept telling “It’s milliseconds,” Fitzpatrick said dates back to 1936, there has Justin Simmons intercepted Ryan after Miami’s first loss since Oct. 4. “If ourselves defensively we’ve got to make been a unanimous No. 1. Fitzpatrick’s pass to DeVante Parker in he had been a step slower maybe that a play ... because he’s going to be aggres- It was a rare occurrence in the end zone with 63 seconds left Sun- ball gets in there and we’re having a sive. I mean, that’s just how he’s made the early days of the poll, when day, sealing the Broncos’ gritty 20-13 win happy press conference.” his living.” college football was more re- over the Miami Dolphins. Tagovailoa appeared to be limping on The Broncos ran out the clock with gional. From 1936-66, only twice “I was happy as hell,” said Melvin the sideline after his final sack, by Brad- Drew Lock completing a 61-yard pass to was there a unanimous No. 1. Gordon, who rushed for two touch- ley Chubb, but Dolphins coach Brian Tim Patrick on fourth-and-14 from his Southern California was a downs but fumbled on the way in for his Flores said the left-hander wasn’t hurt. 16, a play that began with 4 seconds unanimous No. 1 twice during third score, giving the Dolphins (6-4) “Tua wasn’t injured. We just felt like it remaining. the 1967 season, but not until the one last chance. was the best move at that point in the Lock completed 18 of 30 passes for 1990s did the unanimous No. 1 The Broncos (4-6) snapped Miami’s game,” Flores said. “We had to get in 270 yards with no touchdowns and an become a common occurrence. five-game winning streak and kept Ta- two-minute mode and we just felt like interception. He started despite missing From 1992, when Alabama govailoa from joining Ben Roethlis- he (Fitzpatrick) gave us the best chance practice time during the week because finished the season by getting berger as the only rookie QBs in the past to win the game.” of bruised ribs he suffered last week at all the first-place votes in the 40 years to win their first four starts. Flores and Fitzpatrick both insisted Las Vegas. poll, to last season when LSU But they had to sweat out Fitzpat- there was no quarterback quandary in He wasn’t sacked at all Sunday and did the same, the AP Top 25 had rick’s long drive at the end. South Beach, however. bounced back nicely after throwing his a unanimous No. 1 on With Gordon about to score his third “No, no changes,” Flores said. 11th interception on Denver’s 67 occasions. touchdown, linebacker Andrew Van “There’s no controversy,” Fitzpatrick See MIAMI/Page B3 See POLL/Page B3 B2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 NFL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

Tonight’s game: Rams at Buccaneers: Two NFC playoff contenders square off, as Tampa Bay (7-3) and Tom Brady seek their second victory on a Monday night this season, tak- WEEK 11 ing on Jared Goff and the Rams (6-3) in a game kicking off at 8:15 p.m. on ESPN.

Standings Sunday’s game summaries and box scores AMERICAN CONFERENCE East RECEIVING—Cincinnati, Boyd 9-85, memorable performance W L T Pct PF PA Steelers dominate Browns survive Dalton’s 3 TDs Green 4-41, Bernard 4-37, Higgins 3-26, against the Baltimore Ra- Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 272 265 skidding Jaguars, Sample 2-29, Erickson 1-8, Tate 1-5, Perine without Garrett, lift Cowboys Miami 6 4 0 .600 264 202 1-2. Washington, McLaurin 5-84, McKissic vens, and the Tennessee New England 4 6 0 .400 209 238 remain unbeaten 3-26, S.Sims 3-13, C.Sims 2-20, Thomas down Eagles Titans rallied for a past the Vikings N.Y. Jets 0 10 0 .000 149 302 2-6, Gibson 1-10, Wright 1-7. 30-24 victory. South JACKSONVILLE — Pitts- MISSED FIELD GOALS—Cincinnati, CLEVELAND — Kareem MINNEAPOLIS — Andy Bullock 58, Bullock 34. Washington, D.Hop- Running against a patch- W L T Pct PF PA burgh’s most dominant de- Hunt hurdled Philadelphia’s Dalton returned from a two- kins 38. work Ravens defensive line, Indianapolis 7 3 0 .700 276 208 fensive performance of the Jalen Mills on a touchdown game absence to throw three Tennessee 7 3 0 .700 279 259 season kept the Steelers Saints win 7th run, Olivier Vernon stepped Henry finished with 133 yards touchdown passes, hitting Houston 3 7 0 .300 227 272 perfect. up with star Myles Garrett out on 28 carries. It was his sixth Dalton Schultz for a 2-yard Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 202 298 straight, beat 100-yard game of the season North Terrell Edmunds and with COVID-19 by getting score with 1:37 left to lift Dal- Minkah Fitzpatrick inter- Falcons with Hill three sacks and a safety, and and put him over 1,000 yards las over the Minnesota Vi- W L T Pct PF PA for the third consecutive year. Pittsburgh 10 0 0 1.000 298 174 cepted two passes each and NEW ORLEANS — the Cleveland Browns stayed kings 31-28 to stop the Cleveland 7 3 0 .700 238 261 the Steelers steamrolled their Taysom Hill rushed for two firmly in the playoff picture Tennessee 30, Cowboys’ four-game losing Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 268 195 way to a 10-0 record with a touchdowns and passed for with a wet 22-17 victory over streak. Cincinnati 2 7 1 .250 213 270 27-3 win in Jacksonville. the Eagles. Baltimore 24, OT West 233 yards in his first NFL start Dalton went 22 for 32 for Rookie quarterback Jake Hunt’s leaping 5-yard Tennessee 7 3 3 11 6 — 30 W L T Pct PF PA at quarterback, and the New Baltimore 3 11 7 3 0 — 24 203 yards and one Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 Luton looked lost most of the Orleans Saints beat the At- score came shortly after a First Quarter interception. Las Vegas 6 3 0 .667 255 241 day against the Steelers, who lanta Falcons 24-9 for their dazzling 54-yard run by Nick Ten—Jo.Smith 1 pass from Tannehill Denver 4 6 0 .400 206 267 allowed 206 yards and fin- Chubb as the Browns (7-3) fi- (Gostkowski kick), 8:37. Dallas 31, seventh straight victory. Bal—FG Tucker 30, 1:50. L.A. Chargers 3 7 0 .300 260 273 ished with two sacks. They nally found traction in their Minnesota 28 NATIONAL CONFERENCE With 41-year-old quarter- Second Quarter East celebrated each turnover by back Drew Brees sidelined at running game in a constant Bal—FG Tucker 27, 11:05. Dallas 6 10 0 15 — 31 Bal—Dobbins 2 run (Dobbins pass from Minnesota 7 0 7 14 — 28 W L T Pct PF PA running into the end zone downpour. least three games with multi- L.Jackson), 5:17. First Quarter Philadelphia 3 6 1 .350 220 254 and posing for the cameras. ple rib fractures, Saints coach Cleveland 22, Ten—FG Gostkowski 40, :48. Dal—Elliott 6 pass from Dalton (kick Dallas 3 7 0 .300 235 318 Sean Payton gave Hill the Third Quarter blocked), 9:26. N.Y. Giants 3 7 0 .300 195 236 Pittsburgh 27, Philadelphia 17 Bal—Andrews 31 pass from L.Jackson Min—Cook 1 run (Bailey kick), 2:11. Washington 3 7 0 .300 200 227 nod over offseason free- (Tucker kick), 9:34. Jacksonville 3 Philadelphia 0 0 7 10 — 17 Second Quarter South Ten—FG Gostkowski 40, 5:33. agent acquisition Jameis Cleveland 0 7 5 10 — 22 Dal—Lamb 4 pass from Dalton (Zuerlein Pittsburgh 0 17 0 10 — 27 Fourth Quarter W L T Pct PF PA Winston. Second Quarter kick), 4:55. Jacksonville 3 0 0 0 — 3 Ten—FG Gostkowski 22, 11:12. New Orleans 8 2 0 .800 295 222 Cle—Takitaki 50 interception return (Par- Dal—FG Zuerlein 19, :02. First Quarter Ten—A.Brown 14 pass from Tannehill Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .700 296 226 New Orleans 24, key kick), 13:35. Third Quarter Jac—FG McLaughlin 41, 10:57. (Tannehill run), 2:18. Carolina 4 7 0 .364 253 272 Third Quarter Min—Thielen 2 pass from Cousins (Bai- Second Quarter Bal—FG Tucker 29, :15. ley kick), 9:50. Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 252 275 Atlanta 9 Phi—Rodgers 19 pass from Wentz (Ja. Pit—FG Boswell 44, 10:45. First Overtime Fourth Quarter North Atlanta 3 6 0 0 — 9 Elliott kick), 11:53. Pit—Claypool 31 pass from Roethlis- Ten—Henry 29 run, 5:21. Min—Thielen 3 pass from Cousins (Bai- New Orleans 3 7 7 7 — 24 Cle—FG Parkey 46, 8:59. W L T Pct PF PA berger (Boswell kick), 7:00. A—0. ley kick), 14:57. First Quarter Cle—safety, 3:11. Green Bay 7 3 0 .700 308 258 Pit—Snell 1 run (Boswell kick), :44. Ten Bal Dal—Pollard 42 run (Lamb run), 12:02. Atl—FG Koo 28, 11:21. Fourth Quarter Chicago 5 5 0 .500 191 209 Fourth Quarter First downs 26 21 Min—Jefferson 39 pass from Cousins NO—FG Lutz 22, 2:47. Phi—FG Ja.Elliott 43, 11:24. Detroit 4 6 0 .400 227 287 Pit—FG Boswell 47, 10:21. Total Net Yards 423 306 (Bailey kick), 9:37. Second Quarter Cle—Hunt 5 run (Parkey kick), 9:13. Pit—Ebron 20 pass from Roethlisberger Rushes-yards 34-173 33-129 Dal—Schultz 2 pass from Dalton (Zuer- Minnesota 4 6 0 .400 264 278 Atl—FG Koo 51, 13:56. Cle—FG Parkey 28, 3:49. (Boswell kick), 6:40. Passing 250 177 lein kick), 1:37. West Atl—FG Koo 52, 4:31. Phi—Goedert 4 pass from Wentz (Ja.El- Pit Jac Punt Returns 0-0 1-7 A—0. W L T Pct PF PA NO—Kamara 3 run (Lutz kick), 1:46. liott kick), :30. First downs 23 14 Kickoff Returns 3-47 2-54 Dal Min Seattle 7 3 0 .700 318 287 Third Quarter A—11,133. Total Net Yards 373 206 Interceptions Ret. 1-6 1-25 First downs 24 24 L.A. Rams 6 3 0 .667 216 168 NO—T.Hill 2 run (Lutz kick), 9:11. Phi Cle Rushes-yards 27-106 17-73 Comp-Att-Int 23-32-1 17-29-1 Total Net Yards 376 430 Arizona 6 4 0 .600 287 238 Fourth Quarter First downs 19 17 Passing 267 133 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-16 1-9 Rushes-yards 31-180 29-125 NO—T.Hill 10 run (Lutz kick), 12:41. Total Net Yards 315 324 San Francisco 4 6 0 .400 238 234 Punt Returns 3-19 2-10 Punts 2-46.5 3-42.0 Passing 196 305 A—6,000. Rushes-yards 25-106 40-137 Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-0 0-0 Punt Returns 3-48 1-3 Atl NO Passing 209 187 Schedule Interceptions Ret. 4-48 1-53 Penalties-Yards 4-44 6-81 Kickoff Returns 1-16 1-20 First downs 14 24 Punt Returns 2-16 4-22 Comp-Att-Int 32-46-1 16-37-4 Time of Possession 33:33 31:06 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-0 Thursday’s Game Total Net Yards 248 378 Kickoff Returns 1-25 3-70 Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 2-18 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Comp-Att-Int 22-32-1 22-30-0 Seattle 28, Arizona 21 Rushes-yards 14-52 36-168 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 2-50 Punts 5-43.2 6-54.0 RUSHING—Tennessee, Henry 28-133, Sacked-Yards Lost 1-7 2-9 Sunday’s Games Passing 196 210 Comp-Att-Int 21-35-2 12-22-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Tannehill 4-35, Batson 1-4, Foreman 1-1. Punts 3-47.3 3-51.3 Punt Returns 1-0 4-20 Sacked-Yards Lost 5-26 3-17 Carolina 20, Detroit 0 Penalties-Yards 6-42 8-105 Baltimore, Dobbins 15-70, Jackson 13-51, Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-2 Kickoff Returns 1-18 3-61 Punts 6-41.5 5-45.0 Cleveland 22, Philadelphia 17 Time of Possession 36:29 23:31 Edwards 3-6, Ingram 2-2. Penalties-Yards 4-30 8-80 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 2-23 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-1 Houston 27, New England 20 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING—Tennessee, Tannehill 22-31- Time of Possession 28:11 31:49 Comp-Att-Int 19-37-2 18-23-0 Penalties-Yards 5-33 3-53 New Orleans 24, Atlanta 9 RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Conner 13-89, 1-259, Woodside 1-1-0-7. Baltimore, Jack- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Snell 7-15, McCloud 1-3, McFarland 3-3, Sacked-Yards Lost 8-36 3-23 Time of Possession 28:16 31:44 Pittsburgh 27, Jacksonville 3 son 17-29-1-186. RUSHING—Dallas, Elliott 21-103, Pollard Punts 5-50.0 4-39.8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rudolph 3-(minus 4). Jacksonville, J.Robin- RECEIVING—Tennessee, C.Davis 5-60, Lamb 2-12, Dalton 3-5. Minnesota, Tennessee 30, Baltimore 24, OT Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 RUSHING—Philadelphia, Sanders 16-66, son 17-73. 5-113, A.Brown 4-62, Firkser 4-33, Smith Cook 27-115, Mattison 1-6, Cousins 1-4. Washington 20, Cincinnati 9 Penalties-Yards 7-53 5-35 Scott 5-24, Wentz 3-10, Hurts 1-6. Cleve- PASSING—Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 4-20, Batson 2-21, Swaim 1-9, West- PASSING—Dallas, Dalton 22-32-1-203. Denver 20, Miami 13 Time of Possession 26:19 33:41 land, Chubb 20-114, Hunt 13-11, Mayfield 32-46-1-267. Jacksonville, Luton 16-37-4- brook-Ikhine 1-7, McNichols 1-2, Henry Minnesota, Cousins 22-30-0-314. L.A. Chargers 34, N.Y. Jets 28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 6-9, Landry 1-3. 151. 1-(minus 1). Baltimore, Andrews 5-96, Bry- RECEIVING—Dallas, Cooper 6-81, Lamb Dallas 31, Minnesota 28 RUSHING—Atlanta, Gurley 8-26, Hill PASSING—Philadelphia, Wentz 21-35-2- RECEIVING—Pittsburgh, Johnson 12- ant 4-28, Snead 3-23, Dobbins 2-15, Proche 4-34, Schultz 4-25, Gallup 2-29, Elliott 2-11, 4-18, I.Smith 1-5, Powell 1-3. New Orleans, 235. Cleveland, Mayfield 12-22-0-204. Indianapolis 34, Green Bay 31, OT 111, Claypool 4-59, Ebron 4-36, McCloud 1-14, Duvernay 1-5, Ricard 1-5. Bell 1-13, C.Wilson 1-7, N.Brown 1-6, Dal- T.Hill 10-51, Murray 12-49, Kamara 13-45, RECEIVING—Philadelphia, Goedert Kansas City at Las Vegas, late 4-20, Smith-Schuster 4-19, Conner 3-10, MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. ton 1-(minus 3). Minnesota, Thielen 8-123, Harris 1-23. 5-77, Reagor 4-52, Scott 3-26, Sanders Open: Buffalo, Chicago, N.Y. Giants, San Washington 1-12. Jacksonville, Chark 4-41, Cook 5-45, Jefferson 3-86, Rudolph 3-28, PASSING—Atlanta, Ryan 19-37-2-232. 3-15, Ward 3-9, Rodgers 2-48, Fulgham 1-8. Francisco Ozigbo 3-5, Eifert 2-32, Cole 2-26, J.Robin- I.Smith 2-23, O.Johnson 1-9. son 2-21, Conley 1-13, Ellefson 1-10, Sau- New Orleans, T.Hill 18-23-0-233. Cleveland, Hodge 3-73, Higgins 3-65, Allen, Herbert Today’s Game MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. bert 1-3. RECEIVING—Atlanta, Gage 7-58, Ridley Hooper 3-33, Landry 2-23, Hunt 1-10. L.A. Rams at Tampa Bay, 8:15 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS—Cleveland, Par- propel Chargers to MISSED FIELD GOALS—Pittsburgh, Bo- 5-90, J.Jones 2-39, Blake 2-28, Zaccheaus key 47. Thursday, Nov. 26 swell 45. 1-10, K.Smith 1-4, Gurley 1-3. New Orleans, victory over Jets Defense’s strong Houston at Detroit, 12:30 p.m. Thomas 9-104, Sanders 4-66, Murray 2-36, 2nd half gets Colts Washington at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. Burrow injures left Trautman 1-19, Cook 1-6, Harris 1-2. Walker wins first INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS—New Orleans, Keenan Allen set a Chargers past Packers in OT Sunday, Nov. 29 knee, Washington Lutz 53. start as Panthers franchise record with 16 re- INDIANAPOLIS — After al- Arizona at New England, 1 p.m. beats the Bengals blank the Lions ceptions, Justin Herbert Carolina at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Watson, Watt lowing three touchdown Cleveland at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. LANDOVER, Md. — Top lead Houston CHARLOTTE, N.C. — P.J. threw for 366 yards and three passes and 28 first-half points, L.A. Chargers at Buffalo, 1 p.m. pick Joe Burrow was carted Walker threw for 258 yards touchdowns and Los Angeles the Colts gave up only three Las Vegas at Atlanta, 1 p.m. off with a left knee injury be- over New England and a touchdown in his first held on for a 34-28 victory second-half points. They also Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. fore Alex Smith rallied Wash- HOUSTON — Deshaun NFL start, the much-maligned over the winless New York forced a game-changing fum- N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Carolina defense earned its Jets to snap a three-game Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. ington past the Cincinnati Watson threw for 344 yards ble less than a minute into first shutout since 2015 and New Orleans at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Bengals 20-9 to keep his and accounted for three losing streak. overtime for a 34-31 victory San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. team in the thick of the NFC touchdowns, and J.J. Watt the Panthers defeated the The prolific-catch day over Green Bay. Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 4:25 p.m. East race. defended a career-high four Detroit Lions 20-0 to snap a helped Allen tie Antonio Rodrigo Blankenship won Chicago at Green Bay, 8:20 p.m. Burrow, Cincinnati’s fran- passes to lead the Houston five-game losing streak. Brown as the fastest to reach it with a 39-yard field goal Monday, Nov. 30 Walker, a former XFL 600 receptions. Both reached Seattle at Philadelphia, 8:15 p.m. chise quarterback, was in- Texans to a 27-20 win over with 7:10 remaining. jured early in the third quarter the New England Patriots. player, was made the starter the mark in their 96th career when he was hit high and low Watson’s two touchdown less than two hours before game. It is also Allen’s sixth Indianapolis 34, by two Washington linemen passes and scoring run all kickoff when Teddy Bridge- game with 13 or more recep- Green Bay 31, OT water was officially ruled out tions, the most by a player in after throwing a pass. His left came in the first half as the Green Bay 7 21 0 3 0 — 31 with a knee injury. leg bent awkwardly, and he Texans (3-7) built a NFL history. Indianapolis 7 7 11 6 3 — 34 First Quarter couldn’t put any weight on it, 21-10 halftime lead. Carolina 20, L.A. Chargers 34, GB—Tonyan 25 pass from A.Rodgers ending his day at (Crosby kick), 8:21. 22-of-34 passing for Houston 27, Detroit 0 N.Y. Jets 28 Ind—Pittman 45 pass from Rivers (Blan- 203 yards and a touchdown. Detroit 0 0 0 0 — 0 N.Y. Jets 6 0 13 9 — 28 kenship kick), 5:45. New England 20 Carolina 7 0 10 3 — 20 L.A. Chargers 7 17 7 3 — 34 Second Quarter His season appears over, New England 7 3 7 3 — 20 First Quarter First Quarter GB—Jones 2 run (Crosby kick), 9:55. too. Burrow tweeted: “Thanks Houston 7 14 3 3 — 27 Car—M.Davis 1 run (Slye kick), 2:21. NYJ—Perine 5 run (kick failed), 9:05. GB—D.Adams 5 pass from A.Rodgers Denver 20, for all the love. Can’t get rid First Quarter Third Quarter LAC—Campbell 6 interception return (Crosby kick), 7:48. NE—Harris 9 run (Folk kick), 6:52. Car—Samuel 17 pass from P.Walker (Badgley kick), 3:20. Ind—Burton 17 pass from Rivers (Blan- Miami 13 of me that easy. See ya next Hou—Cobb 3 pass from Watson (Fair- (Slye kick), 10:58. Second Quarter kenship kick), 1:52. Miami 7 3 0 3 — 13 year.” bairn kick), 3:36. Car—FG Slye 56, 1:59. LAC—M.Williams 39 pass from Herbert GB—Williams 4 pass from A.Rodgers Denver 7 6 7 0 — 20 Second Quarter Fourth Quarter (Badgley kick), 14:17. (Crosby kick), :16. First Quarter Washington 20, NE—FG Folk 45, 8:32. Car—FG Slye 37, 4:57. LAC—Henry 2 pass from Herbert (Badg- Third Quarter Mia—Parker 3 pass from Tagovailoa Hou—Watson 4 run (Fairbairn kick), 3:54. Det Car ley kick), 10:01. Ind—FG Blankenship 37, 7:43. (Sanders kick), 10:08. Cincinnati 9 Hou—Coutee 6 pass from Watson (Fair- First downs 10 20 LAC—FG Badgley 44, :00. Ind—Doyle 6 pass from Rivers (Hines Den—Gordon 1 run (McManus kick), 1:34. Cincinnati 0 9 0 0 — 9 bairn kick), :10. Total Net Yards 185 374 Third Quarter run), 1:59. Second Quarter Washington 7 0 10 3 — 20 Third Quarter Rushes-yards 17-40 34-116 NYJ—Perriman 49 pass from Flacco Fourth Quarter Den—FG McManus 29, 9:55. First Quarter NE—Byrd 42 pass from Newton (Folk Passing 145 258 (Ficken kick), 11:27. Ind—FG Blankenship 32, 11:12. Mia—FG Sanders 41, 2:34. Was—Gibson 1 run (D.Hopkins kick), kick), 8:14. Punt Returns 2-16 3-21 LAC—Allen 13 pass from Herbert (Badg- Ind—FG Blankenship 43, 8:56. Den—FG McManus 47, :00. 1:38. Hou—FG Fairbairn 36, 2:04. Kickoff Returns 0-0 0-0 ley kick), 5:33. GB—FG Crosby 26, :03. Third Quarter Second Quarter Fourth Quarter Interceptions Ret. 2-0 0-0 NYJ—Gore 1 run (kick failed), :22. First Overtime Den—Gordon 20 run (McManus kick), Cin—Green 5 pass from Burrow (kick NE—FG Folk 36, 7:39. Comp-Att-Int 18-33-0 24-35-2 Fourth Quarter Ind—FG Blankenship 39, 7:10. 2:31. failed), 7:32. Hou—FG Fairbairn 46, 4:11. Sacked-Yards Lost 5-33 1-0 LAC—FG Badgley 23, 6:42. GB Ind Fourth Quarter Cin—FG Bullock 53, 1:39. A—12,503. Punts 6-42.2 4-47.3 NYJ—Herndon 6 pass from Flacco First downs 21 23 Mia—FG Sanders 53, 7:51. Third Quarter NE Hou Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 (Ficken kick), 4:00. Total Net Yards 367 420 A—5,351. Was—S.Sims 3 pass from Smith (D.Hop- First downs 22 21 Penalties-Yards 4-20 7-45 NYJ—safety, :01. Rushes-yards 18-66 37-140 Mia Den kins kick), 8:58. Total Net Yards 435 399 Time of Possession 23:12 36:48 NYJ LAC Passing 301 280 First downs 17 19 Was—FG D.Hopkins 32, 4:47. Rushes-yards 24-86 19-55 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS First downs 20 28 Punt Returns 0-0 2-9 Total Net Yards 223 459 Fourth Quarter Passing 349 344 RUSHING—Detroit, Peterson 7-18, John- Total Net Yards 292 376 Kickoff Returns 7-138 3-73 Rushes-yards 17-56 33-189 Was—FG D.Hopkins 50, 9:44. Punt Returns 2-3 2-14 son 6-17, Stafford 4-5. Carolina, Davis 19- Rushes-yards 24-96 26-29 Interceptions Ret. 1-8 1-0 Passing 167 270 Cin Was Kickoff Returns 1-12 1-22 64, Smith 8-29, Moore 1-21, Samuel 1-4, Passing 196 347 Comp-Att-Int 27-38-1 24-36-1 Punt Returns 1-6 3-10 First downs 18 20 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Walker 5-(minus 2). Punt Returns 1-16 1-5 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-10 1-8 Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-22 Total Net Yards 272 325 Comp-Att-Int 26-40-0 28-37-0 PASSING—Detroit, Stafford 18-33-0-178. Kickoff Returns 3-60 1-17 Punts 3-39.0 2-35.5 Interceptions Ret. 1-10 1-0 Rushes-yards 18-70 34-164 Sacked-Yards Lost 2-16 0-0 Carolina, Walker 24-34-2-258, Moore 0-1-0- Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-6 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-1 Comp-Att-Int 23-38-1 18-30-1 Passing 202 161 Punts 3-50.3 4-40.3 0. Comp-Att-Int 15-30-1 37-49-0 Penalties-Yards 7-45 8-116 Sacked-Yards Lost 6-33 0-0 Punt Returns 2-19 2-13 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 RECEIVING—Detroit, Hockenson 4-68, Sacked-Yards Lost 1-9 3-19 Time of Possession 27:49 35:01 Punts 6-47.3 3-52.0 Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-25 Penalties-Yards 7-55 5-35 M.Jones 4-51, Hall 3-16, Agnew 3-10, John- Punts 4-41.0 3-36.7 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Interceptions Ret. 1-12 1-0 Time of Possession 32:18 27:42 son 2-21, Cephus 1-9, James 1-3. Carolina, Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 RUSHING—Green Bay, Jones 10-41, Penalties-Yards 5-50 8-70 Comp-Att-Int 25-44-1 17-25-1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Samuel 8-70, Moore 7-127, Anderson 7-46, Penalties-Yards 8-88 9-78 Rodgers 3-13, Williams 5-12. Indianapolis, Time of Possession 29:41 30:19 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-31 2-5 RUSHING—New England, Harris 11-43, Davis 2-15. Time of Possession 23:32 36:28 Taylor 22-90, Wilkins 4-21, Harris 2-19, Bris- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Punts 5-48.6 5-50.4 White 5-19, Byrd 1-11, Burkhead 4-7, New- MISSED FIELD GOALS—Detroit, Prater INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS sett 2-9, Hines 6-2, Rivers 1-(minus 1). RUSHING—Miami, Ahmed 12-43, Fitzpat- Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 ton 3-6. Houston, Watson 6-36, D.Johnson 51. Carolina, Slye 42. RUSHING—N.Y. Jets, Gore 15-61, Perine PASSING—Green Bay, Rodgers 27-38-1- rick 2-6, Breida 2-4, Grant 1-3. Denver, Gor- Penalties-Yards 3-31 6-49 10-15, Prosise 3-4. 8-33, Flacco 1-2. L.A. Chargers, Ballage 16- 311. Indianapolis, Rivers 24-36-1-288. don 15-84, Lindsay 16-82, Lock 2-23. Time of Possession 29:14 30:46 PASSING—New England, Newton 26-40- Henry’s TD run in 44, Herbert 2-11, Pope 3-4, Kelley 4-(minus RECEIVING—Green Bay, D.Adams PASSING—Miami, Fitzpatrick 12-18-1- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 0-365. Houston, Watson 28-37-0-344. 2), Long 1-(minus 28). 7-106, Tonyan 5-44, Jones 4-30, Val- 117, Tagovailoa 11-20-0-83. Denver, Lock RUSHING—Cincinnati, Finley 1-19, Per- RECEIVING—New England, Byrd 6-132, OT lifts Titans over PASSING—N.Y. Jets, Flacco 15-30-1- des-Scantling 3-55, Sternberger 3-23, 18-30-1-270. ine 5-19, Bernard 9-18, Burrow 2-12, Erick- White 6-64, Harry 5-41, Meyers 3-38, Izzo slumping Ravens 205. L.A. Chargers, Herbert 37-49-0-366. Lazard 2-18, St. Brown 1-23, Lewis 1-8, RECEIVING—Miami, Parker 6-61, Ahmed son 1-2. Washington, Gibson 16-94, 2-59, Burkhead 2-5, Moncrief 1-15, Harris RECEIVING—N.Y. Jets, Johnson 4-17, Williams 1-4. Indianapolis, Taylor 4-24, Pitt- 5-31, Gesicki 4-43, M.Perry 3-23, Grant McKissic 6-43, Barber 8-28, Thomas 1-2, 1-11. Houston, Fuller 6-80, Akins 5-83, BALTIMORE — Derrick Mims 3-71, Perriman 2-54, Herndon 2-32, man 3-66, Pascal 3-54, Hilton 3-36, Hines 2-12, Callaway 1-13, Hollins 1-9, Laird 1-8. Smith 3-(minus 3). Cooks 4-85, D.Johnson 3-20, Fells 2-29, Henry ran for a 29-yard Gore 2-10, Crowder 1-16, J.Smith 1-5. L.A. 3-31, Burton 2-25, Alie-Cox 2-16, Wilkins Denver, Patrick 5-119, Fant 4-55, Hamler PASSING—Cincinnati, Burrow 22-34-0- Brown 2-22, Coutee 2-10, Prosise 2-8, Chargers, Allen 16-145, Ballage 7-27, Wil- 1-15, Johnson 1-14, Doyle 1-6, Harris 1-1. 4-35, Jeudy 3-37, Vannett 2-24. 203, Finley 3-10-1-30. Washington, Smith Cobb 2-7. touchdown with 5:21 left in liams 4-72, Henry 4-48, Pope 2-12, Kelley MISSED FIELD GOALS—Indianapolis, MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. 17-25-1-166. MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. overtime to cap another 2-4, Johnson 1-54, Guyton 1-4. Blankenship 50. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 B3

COLLEGE SPORTS BRIEFS FOOTBALL Florida LOTTERY Florida men’s basketball On Saturday, Thompson, who played The AP Top 25 Here are the winning numbers selected nine seasons with the Cavs and helped The Top 25 teams in The Associated Sunday in the Florida Lottery: pauses team activities Press college football poll, with them win a championship in 2016, first-place votes in parentheses, re- PICK 2 (early) PICK 5 (early) GAINESVILLE — The Florida men’s agreed to a two-year, free-agent deal cords through Nov. 21, total points 6 - 7 8 - 4 - 3 - 3 - 5 basketball team has paused team activi- with the Boston Celtics. based on 25 points for a first-place PICK 2 (late) ties for one week due to positive COVID- The 32-year-old McGee spent the past vote through one point for a 25th- PICK 5 (late) 3 - 9 19 tests and contact tracing protocols. two seasons with Los Angeles after two place vote, and previous ranking: 0 - 2 - 5 - 3 - 9 Team Record Pts Prv PICK 3 (early) The Gators will not play this week’s with Golden State. The 7-footer averaged 1. Alabama (62) 7-0 1550 1 5 - 0 - 1 FANTASY 5 scheduled season-opening games 6.6 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.5 blocks 2. Notre Dame 8-0 1471 2 13 - 15 - 17 - 26 - 30 against UMass Lowell and Virginia. for the NBA champions this past season. 3. Ohio State 4-0 1440 3 PICK 3 (late) 4. Clemson 7-1 1358 4 CASH 4 LIFE The decision comes two days after The Lakers needed to move McGee in 7 - 8 - 5 5. Texas A&M 5-1 1249 5 4 - 25 - 26 - 35 - 36 coach Mike White praised his team or order to open up salary space after getting 6. Florida 6-1 1223 6 PICK 4 (early) following COVID protocols and also Marc Gasol to agree to a two-year contract. 7. Cincinnati 8-0 1201 7 CASH BALL 4 - 4 - 2 - 9 questioned how the season would pan McGee will likely serve as a backup to 8. Brigham Young 9-0 1109 8 4 9. Oregon 3-0 951 11 PICK 4 (late) out. Cleveland center Andre Drummond, who 10. Miami (FL) 7-1 936 12 “I wonder how many games I’ll miss picked up his $28 million player option 11. Northwestern 5-0 922 19 0 - 0 - 1 - 0 12. Indiana 4-1 899 9 this year,” White said Friday. “I wonder last week to stay with the Cavs. 13. Georgia 5-2 828 13 Saturday’s winning numbers and payouts: how many games we’ll have our five 14. Oklahoma 6-2 693 18 starters out there, 12 guys available, Apple Cup canceled due 15. Iowa State 6-2 658 17 Powerball: 51 – 54 – 57 – 60 – 69 5-of-6 5x No winner where you’re going to be missing assis- to coronavirus at Wazzu 16. Coastal Carolina 8-0 622 15 Powerball: 11 5-of-6 10x No winner 17. Marshall 7-0 542 15 5-of-5 PB No winner Fantasy 5: 1 – 6 – 10 – 20 – 34 tants. … But you can spend all day SEATTLE — The Apple Cup between 18. Wisconsin 2-1 540 10 No Florida winner 5-of-5 2 winners $106,184.61 talking about those things or you can just 19. USC 3-0 461 20 Washington and Washington State 20. Texas 5-2 321 22 5-of-5 No winner 4-of-5 311 $110 — again, I hate to keep beating it up — scheduled for Friday was canceled Sun- 21. Oklahoma State 5-2 289 14 No Florida winner 3-of-5 9,311 $10 control what you can control.” day due to the Cougars not having 22. Auburn 5-2 259 23 Lotto: 5 – 21 – 30 – 32 – 48 – 52 Cash 4 Life: 4 – 8 – 35 – 40 – 54 enough scholarship players available be- 23. Louisiana-Lafayette 7-1 218 24 Cavaliers acquire McGee, 6-of-6 No winner Cash Ball: 3 cause of positive COVID-19 tests and 24. Tulsa 5-1 164 25 5-of-6 2x 1 winner $6,000 5-of-5 CB No winner 25. North Carolina 6-2 108 - 2026 pick from Lakers 5-of-6 3x 3 winners $9,000 5-of-5 No winner contact tracing. Others receiving votes: Washington 35, Liberty CLEVEAND — Looking to replace The cancellation raises the possibility 31, Nevada 23, Southern Methodist 17, Iowa 5-of-6 4x 2 winners $12,000 15, Boise State 6, Florida Atlantic 5, Buffalo 3, Tristan Thompson, the Cavaliers have that the in-state rivals will not play for the San Jose State 3. acquired center JaVale McGee and a fu- first time since 1944, although both Amway Coaches ture draft pick from the Los Angeles Lak- schools say they are hopeful to resched- On the AIRWAVES ers for forwards Alfonzo McKinnie and ule if an open date presents itself. Top 25 Jordan Bell, a person familiar with the The Pac-12 Conference announced The Amway Top 25 football poll, with TODAY’S SPORTS deal told The Associated Press on Sun- the cancelation and per policy, the game first-place votes in parentheses, re- KOREAN BASEBALL day night. will be declared a no-contest. But there cords through Nov. 22, total points based on 25 points for first place 4:25 a.m. (ESPN2) Doosan Bears at NC Dinos The Cavs will get a second-round pick could be potential options for playing the through one point for 25th, and pre- COLLEGE FOOTBALL in 2026 from the Lakers, said the person rivalry matchup at the end of the season vious ranking: 11 a.m. (ESPNU) USC at Utah (Taped) who spoke on condition of anonymity be- should neither team end up in the Pac-12 Team Record Pts Pvs 2 p.m. (ESPNU) Florida at Vanderbilt (Taped) cause the teams have not announced 1. Alabama (59) 7-0 1547 1 championship game. 2. Notre Dame (2) 8-0 1469 2 5 p.m. (ESPNU) Appalachian State at Coastal Carolina the swap. — From wire reports 3. Ohio State (1) 4-0 1425 3 (Taped) 4. Clemson 7-1 1353 4 1 a.m. (SEC) Florida at Vanderbilt (Taped) 5. Florida 6-1 1256 5 It was Lock’s league-high sixth 6. Texas A&M 5-1 1241 6 NFL straight game with an interception 7. Cincinnati 8-0 1166 7 8 p.m. (32 IND) (ESPN) Los Angeles Rams at Tampa Bay MIAMI and came on his second throw. 8. Brigham Young 9-0 1103 8 Buccaneers Continued from Page B1 Tagovailoa’s first career intercep- 9. Miami 7-1 1005 9 4:15 a.m. (NFL) Los Angeles Rams at Tampa Bay Bucca- tion, by Simmons, two plays later was 10. Georgia 5-2 897 11 11. Oregon 3-0 876 13 neers (Same-day Tape) first series. negated by A.J. Bouye’s holding call, 12. Indiana 4-1 821 10 SOCCER Gordon put Denver ahead 20-10 in and Bouye was beaten by Parker for a 13. Northwestern 5-0 813 20 12:25 p.m. (NBCSPT) Premier League Burnley vs Crystal the third quarter when he scored toe-tapping 3-yard touchdown catch 14. Oklahoma 6-2 756 17 Palace from 20 yards. that put Miami ahead 7-0. 15. Iowa State 6-2 685 16 Brandon McManus nailed a 47-yard 16. Marshall 7-0 563 15 The Broncos tied it on Gordon’s 17. Coastal Carolina 8-0 530 18 Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the field goal as the first half ended, send- 1-yard run that capped their longest 18. Southern California 3-0 508 19 discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game ing the Broncos into the tunnel with a drive (six minutes) in more than a 19. Auburn 5-2 427 21 on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. 13-10 lead. It was the first time in six month and Denver took its first lead 20. Wisconsin 2-1 409 12 games that Miami had been held to in three weeks on McManus’ 21. Texas 5-2 306 23 22. Oklahoma State 5-2 299 14 fewer than 17 points in the first half. 29-yarder. 23. North Carolina 6-2 205 24 The Broncos got off to another bad INJURIES 24. Louisiana-Lafayette 7-1 165 25 Mitchell gets the max start, failing to score a touchdown on 25. Tulsa 5-1 120 26 the opening drive for the 12th consec- Dolphins G Solomon Kindley (foot) Dropped out: No. 22 Liberty (8-1). utive time when Lock threw his 11th left briefly but returned and Broncos Others receiving votes: Nevada (5-0) 39 Lib- TIM REYNOLDS GOLDEN STATE erty (8-1) 27 Missouri (3-3) 24 Washington AP basketball writer interception of the season. S Trey Marshall (lower leg) got hurt. (2-0) 17 San Jose State (4-0) 13 Maryland The Warriors completed Xavien Howard stepped in front of (2-1) 13 North Carolina State (6-3) 12 Boston Donovan Mitchell got the the trade that will bring guard Patrick and picked off his sixth pass UP NEXT College (5-4) 12 Boise State (4-1) 11 SMU life-changing news Sunday Kelly Oubre to them from the of 2020, giving Miami the ball at the Dolphins: visit the New York Jets (7-2) 10 Memphis (5-2) 9 Army (7-2) 6 Appala- and immediately began cel- Oklahoma City Thunder. Denver 22. on Nov. 29. chian State (6-2) 6 LSU (3-3) 3 Purdue (2-2) 2 Golden State gave up a condi- Iowa (3-2) 1. ebrating. He ripped off his T-shirt, ran out of the house tional 2021 first-round draft How the and leaped into the pool. pick and a 2021 second-round ACC — 4 (Nos. 2, 4, 10, 25). AP Top 25 Fared And just as he did in his pick for Oubre, who will help Big Ten — 4 (Nos. 3, 11, 12, 18). first three seasons with Utah, the Warriors deal with the POLL Big 12 — 4 (Nos. 14, 15, 20, 21). No. 1 Alabama (7-0) beat Kentucky (63-3). loss of Klay Thompson to Continued from Page B1 he made a huge splash. American — 2 (Nos. 7, 24). Next: vs. No. 23 Auburn, Saturday. major injury for the second No. 2 Notre Dame (8-0) did not play. Next: at Mitchell is now a max- Pac-12 — 2 (Nos. 9, 19). consecutive season. North Carolina, Friday. contract recipient, he and The unanimous No. 1 for Alabama Sun Belt — 2 (Nos. 16, 23). Thompson missed last No. 3 Ohio State (4-0) beat Indiana (42-35). the Jazz agreeing Sunday on is its 22nd overall, most of any school, C-USA — 1 (No. 17). Next: at Illinois, Saturday. season with a torn ACL; a five-year extension that and its 21st since 2012. Independents — 1 (No. 8). No. 4 Clemson (7-1) Did not play. Next: vs. he’ll miss this season with a guarantees him Pittsburgh, Saturday. torn Achilles. No. 5 Texas A&M (5-1) did not play. Next: vs. $163 million — the new pay- IN-N-OUT RANKED vs. RANKED Oubre averaged a LSU, Saturday. days start kicking in with the Four ranked teams lost Saturday, No. 22 Auburn at No. 1 Alabama. career-high 18.7 points and No. 6 Florida (6-1) beat Vanderbilt (38-17). 2021-22 season — and could but three of those defeats came The 24th Iron Bowl that will match Next: vs. Kentucky, Saturday. 6.4 rebounds in 56 games against other ranked teams. Because No. 7 Cincinnati (8-0) beat UCF (36-33). be worth $196 million if he ranked teams. with Phoenix last season. of that, just one team fell out of the No. 2 Notre Dame at No. 25 North Next: at Temple, Saturday. reaches the All-NBA level. He was traded to the Thun- No. 8 BYU (9-0) beat North Alabama (66-14). rankings. Carolina. The Tar Heels have almost “A dream does not be- der last week. Next: vs. San Diego State, Saturday, Dec. 12. come reality through magic Liberty took its first loss of the sea- no chance to win the ACC with two No. 9 Indiana (4-1) lost to Ohio State (42-35). it takes sweat, determina- INDIANA son, falling 15-14 at North Carolina losses already, but they’ll have a say Next: vs. Maryland, Saturday. State, and is no longer ranked. No. 10 Wisconsin (2-1) lost to No. 19 North- tion and hard work,” Mitch- on who does with this game and The Pacers completed the Replacing the Flames was North Miami still to come. western (17-7). Next: vs. Minnesota, Saturday. ell wrote on Instagram after re-signing of Justin Holiday to No. 11 Oregon (3-0) beat UCLA 38-35). Next: sharing a toast with CAA Carolina, which moved back into the No. 15 Iowa State at No. 20 Texas. at Oregon State, Friday. a three-year, $18 million deal. rankings at No. 25. Cyclones can clinch a spot in the Big Basketball agent Ty Sulli- Holiday was the only Indiana No. 12 Miami (7-1) did not play. Next: at Wake van and some family mem- 12 championship game, but the Long- Forest, Saturday. player to appear in all CONFERENCE CALL No. 13 Georgia (5-2) beat Mississippi State bers as the celebration horns would be in prime position with 73 regular-season games a SEC — 5 (Nos. 1, 5, 6, 13, 22). a victory. (31-24). Next: at South Carolina, Saturday. continued. year ago, averaging 8.3 points. No. 14 Oklahoma State (5-2) lost to No. 18 Sunday was the first day “Re-signing Justin was Oklahoma (41-13). Next: vs. Texas Tech, Satur- that most NBA free-agent day. one of our main priorities No. 15 Marshall (7-0) did not play. Next: vs. contracts could be signed. going into free agency,” Pac- BIG LEFT TURN Rice, Saturday, Dec. 5. Free agent talks around the ers President Kevin No. 15 Coastal Carolina (8-0) beat Appala- BUCS The Rams’ offense will be without league opened Friday eve- Pritchard said. “His contri- chian State (34-23). Next: at Texas State, Sat- Continued from Page B1 its cornerstone in Tampa. Left tackle ning, and many of the deals butions last season were urday. that were struck over the Andrew Whitworth is sidelined for at No. 17 Iowa State (6-2) beat Kansas State tremendous. He can play weekend started becoming includes Gronkwoski, Mike Evans, least six weeks with a knee injury, (45-0). Next: at No. 22 Texas, Friday. multiple positions and is ex- and third-year pro Joe Noteboom is No. 18 Oklahoma (6-2) beat No. 14 Okla- official Sunday. tremely versatile.” Chris Godwin, Antonio Brown, Ron- homa State (41-13). Next: at West Virginia, In other developments: ald Jones and Leonard Fournette. taking over. Whitworth had played Saturday. L.A. LAKERS “I think this is the best collection of every snap this season and 99% of last No. 19 Northwestern (5-0) beat No. 10 Wis- DALLAS skill-group players that we’ve faced,” season’s snaps before he got hurt last consin (17-7). Next: at Michigan State, Satur- For the second consecu- Willie Cauley-Stein is re- Rams defensive coordinator Brandon week against Seattle. day. tive season, Marc Gasol will The 38-year-old veteran also has No. 20 USC (3-0) beat Utah (30-17). Next: vs. turning to the Dallas Maver- play for the defending NBA Staley said. Colorado, Saturday. icks on an $8.2 million, Staley was a quarterback at the been graded as one of the NFL’s most No. 21 Liberty (8-1) lost to NC State (15-14). champions. effective left tackles this season, both two-year contract, a person Gasol agreed to a two- University of Dayton when Brady was Next: vs. UMass, Friday. breaking into the NFL with the in run-blocking and in protecting No. 22 Texas (5-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. with knowledge of the deal year contract with the Lak- told The Associated Press Patriots. Goff ’s blind side. Whitworth has been 17 Iowa State, Friday. ers on Sunday, a person the foundation of the Rams’ offense No. 23 Auburn (5-2) beat Tennessee (33-17). on Sunday. The task of preparing a defense to with knowledge of the deal since he arrived with coach Sean Next: at No. 1 Alabama, Saturday. The Mavericks acquired told AP. ESPN first reported face Wilson and Brady in consecutive No. 24 Louisiana-Lafayette (7-1) did not play. the veteran center from weeks is challenging. McVay before the 2017 season, and his Next: at Louisiana-Monroe, Saturday. the agreement. Golden State before the “What you have to do is treat each absence could affect everything from No. 25 Tulsa (5-1) did not play. Next: at Hous- The 35-year-old was McVay’s play-calling to Goff’s ability ton, Saturday. trading deadline last sea- drafted by the Lakers in week like it has a life of its own. That son, and his impact was Seahawks week has no bearing on to handle pocket pressure, which al- 2007 but never played for ready wasn’t particularly strong. SEC schedule minimal before he opted the team — and now will be how we’re going to game-plan and Saturday, Nov. 28 out of the restart following part of the franchise that his prepare for Tom Brady,” Staley said. AARON DONALD Arkansas vs. Missouri at Kansas City, M.O., the coronavirus shutdown brother, Pau, won two cham- “You have to start over every week Noon and you have to build from the ground VS TOM BRADY Kentucky at Florida, Noon because of the impending pionships with. Auburn at Alabama, 3:30 p.m. birth of his daughter. up literally every week,” Staley Aaron Donald has caused misery for Mississippi St. at Mississippi, 4 p.m. Cauley-Stein declined the PORTLAND added. “You don’t ever assume this is plenty of quarterbacks over his seven LSU at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. $2.3 million option on the The Trail Blazers an- going to carry over to the next week.” NFL seasons, but the Rams’ All-Pro de- Tennessee at Vanderbilt, 7:30 p.m. two-year deal he signed nounced the re-signing of fensive tackle would love to finally get Georgia at South Carolina, 7:30 p.m. ALL-BLACK CREW Saturday, Dec. 5 with the Warriors. His re- Rodney Hood, who agreed his hands on Tom Brady. The most suc- Alabama at Arkansas, TBA turn gives Dallas another to a two-year contract. Hood Monday’s game will be the first in cessful quarterback in NFL history has Mississippi at LSU, TBA option behind Kristaps Por- tore his Achilles in Decem- NFL history worked by an all-Black never lost to the league’s most dominant Texas A&M at Auburn, TBA zingis and Dwight Powell. ber 2019. officiating crew. current defensive lineman, although the Vanderbilt at Georgia, TBA It’s possible Porzingis and Referee Jerome Boger will lead the Rams only faced Brady’s Patriots twice South Carolina at Kentucky, TBA “Rodney played a critical Florida at Tennessee, TBA Powell will start, with Pow- role in our run to the West- crew, also featuring umpire Barry An- after Donald entered the league. Missouri at Mississippi St., TBA ell likely filling the tradi- ern Conference Finals in derson, down judge Julian Mapp, line Donald had one quarterback hit and tional role of the center. 2018-19 and was off to a judge Carl Johnson, side judge Dale no sacks when the 2016 Rams lost in Fox- TRANSACTIONS Dallas also has Boban Mar- great start last year prior to Shaw, field judge Anthony Jeffries borough to Brady, who became the NFL’s FOOTBALL National Football League janovic in a backup role. his season being cut short and back judge Greg Steed. career leader in quarterback victories LAS VEGAS RAIDERS — Promoted OL The 27-year-old due to injury,” Blazers Pres- “Way too long coming. I know a lot with that win. Donald also had just one Jaryd Jones-Smith to the active roster. Placed Cauley-Stein averaged ident Neil Olshey in a news of those guys, and they’re great offi- quarterback hit and no sacks when the DB Lamarcus Joyner on the reserve/COVID-19 5.2 points and 4.6 rebounds release. “Now fully healthy cials,” Arians said. “Jerome Boger, Patriots beat the Rams 13-3 two seasons list. in 13 games for the Maver- we expect him to make an we’ve had that crew twice this year ago in the lowest-scoring game in Super BASKETBALL National Basketball Association icks. His career averages in immediate impact and are — he and Barry Anderson. They’re Bowl history. If it happens this week, MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Re-signed G John five seasons are 9.6 points pleased he chose to stay in great officials. It’s a historic night, Brady would be the 43rd quarterback Konchar to a multi-year contract. and 6.3 boards. Portland.” and I think it’s fantastic.” Donald has sacked in his career. B4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 GOLF CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Streb nearly holes out in a playoff for win Associated Press one swing. “Once I heard the par, I was Hansen takes Joburg Sei Young Kim collects Kisner’s tee shot was buried pretty much toast,” Kisner said, ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. — in deep rough, leaving him little who dropped to 0-4 in individual Open for 1st Euro title 2nd straight victory Robert Streb now has two PGA chance of holding the green. He playoffs. “Hats off to Robert. He JOHANNESBURG — Joachim B. BELLEAIR — Sei Young Kim won Tour victories, both at Sea Is- saw where Streb hit his pitching hit a heck of a shot on 18 and land, both times winning in a wedge and knew he had to hole he’s a deserving champion.” Hansen of Denmark overturned a the Pelican Women’s Championship playoff. his long chip, which raced They finished at 19-under 263, three-shot deficit with nine holes re- for her second straight victory, clos- Those are the only 20 feet by the hole. He made it one shot ahead of Cameron maining to win his first European ing with an even-par 70 for a three- similarities. for a meaningless par. Tringale (62). Tour title at the Joburg Open. stroke victory over Ally McDonald. Six years after he had to rally from a five-shot deficit, Streb Joaquin Niemann (11), $21,450 73PL-66SS-70SS-65SS—274 -8 RSM Classic Sepp Straka (11), $21,450 71SS-65PL-72SS-66SS—274 -8 failed to protect a three-shot Sunday Peter Malnati (9), $17,952 65SS-70PL-73SS-67SS—275 -7 lead Sunday and felt the RSM At Seaside Island Resort Adam Schenk (9), $17,952 73PL-66SS-70SS-66SS—275 -7 Classic slipping away until piec- Seaside Island, Ga. Joel Dahmen (8), $16,401 74PL-61SS-71SS-70SS—276 -6 ing together three big shots to Purse: $6.6 million Shane Lowry (8), $16,401 67SS-71PL-71SS-67SS—276 -6 beat Kevin Kisner, none bigger Seaside GC (SS) Ian Poulter (8), $16,401 69SS-69PL-68SS-70SS—276 -6 Yardage: 7,005; Par: 70 Brian Stuard (8), $16,401 74PL-63SS-72SS-67SS—276 -6 than his final full swing. Plantation GC (PL) Rafa Cabrera Bello (6), $15,510 71PL-68SS-70SS-68SS—277 -5 His ball nestled in Bermuda Yardage: 7,060; Par: 72 Kevin Streelman (6), $15,510 71PL-67SS-69SS-70SS—277 -5 rough on the second playoff hole Final Round Josh Teater (6), $15,510 73PL-66SS-71SS-67SS—277 -5 on No. 18 at the Seaside course, (Individual FedExCup Points in parentheses) Aaron Baddeley (6), $15,180 68PL-69SS-69SS-72SS—278 -4 Robert Streb wins in a playoff on the second hole Sebastian Cappelen (6), $15,180 68SS-71PL-71SS-68SS—278 -4 Streb had to rely on a good guess Robert Streb (500), $1,188,000 65SS-63PL-67SS-68SS—263 -19 Graeme McDowell (5), $14,784 70PL-68SS-70SS-72SS—280 -2 and a soft bounce. He got both. Kevin Kisner (300), $719,400 68PL-66SS-66SS-63SS—263 -19 Sean O’Hair (5), $14,784 70PL-68SS-69SS-73SS—280 -2 His pitching wedge from a flier Cameron Tringale (190), $455,400 67PL-68SS-67SS-62SS—264 -18 Rob Oppenheim (5), $14,784 73PL-66SS-70SS-71SS—280 -2 Andrew Landry (123), $297,000 68PL-68SS-65SS-64SS—265 -17 J.J. Spaun (5), $14,784 68SS-69PL-74SS-69SS—280 -2 lie 158 yards away was perfect in Bernd Wiesberger, $297,000 66SS-68PL-68SS-63SS—265 -17 flight, landed softly and came Ryan Brehm (4), $14,388 72PL-66SS-69SS-76SS—283 +1 Harris English (89), $215,325 66SS-66PL-72SS-62SS—266 -16 Scott Stallings (4), $14,388 69PL-68SS-78SS-68SS—283 +1 within an inch of going in. Zach Johnson (89), $215,325 66SS-67PL-65SS-68SS—266 -16 Kevin Chappell (4), $14,190 71PL-67SS-71SS-76SS—285 +3 That left him a tap-in birdie to Kyle Stanley (89), $215,325 67SS-65PL-68SS-66SS—266 -16 cap off a wild final hour that Camilo Villegas (89), $215,325 64SS-66PL-70SS-66SS—266 -16 Corey Conners (73), $173,250 67SS-70PL-66SS-64SS—267 -15 Joberg Open changes everything for Streb — Patton Kizzire (73), $173,250 65SS-66PL-70SS-66SS—267 -15 Sunday a check worth nearly as much as Jason Day (61), $140,250 69SS-67PL-67SS-65SS—268 -14 At Randpark Golf Club he made the last two years, a re- John Huh (61), $140,250 69PL-68SS-66SS-65SS—268 -14 Johannesburg, South Africa turn to the Masters and a PGA Rory Sabbatini (61), $140,250 65SS-72PL-66SS-65SS—268 -14 Purse: $1.27 million Keegan Bradley (53), $113,850 67PL-68SS-67SS-67SS—269 -13 Yardage: 7,506 Par: 72 Tour exemption through August Bronson Burgoon (53), $113,850 68SS-63PL-67SS-71SS—269 -13 Final Round 2023. Matthew NeSmith (53), $113,850 72PL-63SS-66SS-68SS—269 -13 Joachim B. Hansen, Denmark 66-68-64-67—265 -19 “We were planning on the ball Doug Ghim (45), $87,450 67PL-71SS-68SS-64SS—270 -12 Wilco Nienaber, South Africa 63-67-67-70—267 -17 kind of knuckling out of there Emiliano Grillo (45), $87,450 66SS-68PL-65SS-71SS—270 -12 Shaun Norris, South Africa 63-70-69-66—268 -16 Chris Kirk (45), $87,450 70SS-67PL-67SS-66SS—270 -12 Aaron Cockerill, Canada 64-68-71-68—271 -13 and jumping,” Streb said. Alex Noren (45), $87,450 66SS-71PL-68SS-65SS—270 -12 Brandon Stone, South Africa 70-68-64-69—271 -13 “You’re kind of at the mercy of Scott Piercy (45), $87,450 70PL-66SS-69SS-65SS—270 -12 Steve Surry, England 67-71-66-67—271 -13 whatever you get and it came Wyndham Clark (34), $55,959 70PL-66SS-70SS-65SS—271 -11 Jacque Blaauw, South Africa 66-63-73-70—272 -12 out really well. I was just hoping Lucas Glover (34), $55,959 71SS-68PL-67SS-65SS—271 -11 Richard Bland, England 67-67-68-70—272 -12 Chesson Hadley (34), $55,959 73PL-65SS-66SS-67SS—271 -11 it would land soft, and obviously Bryce Easton, South Africa 69-69-67-67—272 -12 Tyrrell Hatton (34), $55,959 69SS-68PL-69SS-65SS—271 -11 Lars Van Meijel, Netherlands 70-69-67-66—272 -12 it just worked out as good as you Charley Hoffman (34), $55,959 68SS-69PL-67SS-67SS—271 -11 could hope for.” Roger Sloan (34), $55,959 67SS-69PL-71SS-64SS—271 -11 Pelican Women’s Championship Streb was one shot behind Henrik Stenson (34), $55,959 69SS-68PL-71SS-63SS—271 -11 Russell Henley (24), $39,553 70PL-69SS-67SS-66SS—272 -10 Sunday until his 6-iron on the par-3 17th Jim Herman (24), $39,553 68SS-67PL-69SS-68SS—272 -10 At Pelican Golf Club took a good hop to 12 feet away Bo Hoag (24), $39,553 68SS-71PL-66SS-67SS—272 -10 Belleair, Fla. for a birdie that allowed him to Adam Long (24), $39,553 67PL-68SS-69SS-68SS—272 -10 Purse: $1.5 million catch Kisner and close with a Vaughn Taylor (24), $39,553 70PL-66SS-71SS-65SS—272 -10 Yardage: 6,353; Par: 70 Branden Grace (24), $39,553 70SS-68PL-70SS-64SS—272 -10 Final Round 2-under 68. Charles Howell III (24), $39,553 68PL-67SS-72SS-65SS—272 -10 Sei Young Kim, $225,000 67-65-64-70—266 -14 Kisner, who won at Sea Island Tommy Fleetwood (16), $28,710 67SS-72PL-67SS-67SS—273 -9 Ally McDonald, $135,214 67-66-68-68—269 -11 in 2015 for the first of his three Matt Kuchar (16), $28,710 70PL-66SS-67SS-70SS—273 -9 Stephanie Meadow, $98,088 69-65-68-69—271 -9 PGA Tour titles, closed with a 63 Nate Lashley (16), $28,710 68SS-67PL-71SS-67SS—273 -9 Austin Ernst, $68,477 71-68-65-68—272 -8 Andrew Putnam (16), $28,710 71SS-68PL-68SS-66SS—273 -9 Lydia Ko, $68,477 70-67-66-69—272 -8 and had a 15-foot birdie putt on Webb Simpson (16), $28,710 68SS-71PL-68SS-66SS—273 -9 Jessica Korda, $40,346 69-73-67-64—273 -7 the 18th in the first extra hole Brendon Todd (16), $28,710 68SS-70PL-67SS-68SS—273 -9 Angela Stanford, $40,346 70-68-70-65—273 -7 that narrowly missed. 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the season-ending cham- went 0-3 at the ATP Finals. the 2019 U.S. Open, finally rushing to the net more reacting by putting his Defeats Thiem pionship — and only the The tournament now ends converted on his sixth often than usual — both hands on his hips, and fourth to do it at any tour its dozen-years run in Lon- break chance of the third behind serves and returns Medvedev produced an event in the past 30 years. don, moving to Turin, Italy, set — and ninth of the — and reeling off the next ace on the other. as season ends The comeback against next year. match — by sneaking for- seven points. Medvedev Thiem stumbled and No. 3 Thiem, which lasted The 24-year-old Russian ward behind a return, continued with that strat- tumbled to the court in the Associated Press more than 2 1/2 hours, closed 2020 by going making a forehand volley egy to great effect in the added to victories Medve- 10-0 in November, includ- winner and going up 3-2. final set, too. next game, but appeared LONDON — Nearing dev produced against ing seven wins against That was enough, be- It seemed to throw off to be OK. defeat, Daniil Medvedev No. 1 Novak Djokovic in members of the Top 10. He cause Medvedev never Thiem, who had won three NOTES: Wesley Koolhof suddenly switched tactics the round-robin portion of had zero victories over faced a break point the of the pair’s previous four and Nikola Mektic won at the ATP Finals and col- the tournament and No. 2 Top 10 opponents over the rest of the way; he finished matches, including in the ATP Finals doubles lected the biggest title of Rafael Nadal in Satur- preceding 12 months. with 12 aces. straight sets in the semifi- championship for their his career by beating U.S. day’s semifinals on an in- Thiem’s defense and A key shift came in the nals in New York in Sep- first title as a pair. They Open champion Dominic tember en route to his first door hard court without power from the baseline second-set tiebreaker, took the last five points of Thiem 4-6, 7-6 (2), 6-4 on spectators, who were put him on top early, and thanks to a change in style Grand Slam trophy. Sunday. barred because of the strong serving at key mo- from Medvedev. In the second set Sun- the match tiebreaker to The fourth-ranked Med- coronavirus pandemic. ments allowed him to save Thiem had grabbed a day, Thiem had break op- beat Jurgen Melzer and vedev became the first Medvedev went 5-0 in the first eight break points 2-0 lead there, before Med- portunities to take a Edouard Roger-Vasselin player to beat each of the all, quite a turnaround he faced. But Medvedev, vedev stormed back, using 4-3 edge, but he badly 6-2, 3-6, 10-5 in Sunday’s men who were Nos. 1-3 in from a year ago, when he the runner-up to Nadal at an element of surprise by missed a short shot on one, final. Bowling SCORES Parkview Lanes 237,602; Marcia Schick PARKVIEW TGIF 290, Ken Sutton 709, Shrek Hughes Jr. 244-665, Cherles Watt 234- 228,601. Scratch: Homer Handicap: Brodie San- Men’s High Series Hdcp, Men’s High Game Scratch, 671, Tyler Beatty 209-587 12-WEEK LEAGUE: The Roush 192,548; Richard tagata 270,749; Roy Fuller 778, Greg Holding 245, Douglas Williams Men Handicap: Charles Thursday Night Holder Hot- Barnhill 189,502; Marcia 263,740; Bill Spreen 263; Men’s High Game Scratch, Men’s High Series Scratch, Watt 270-779, Eric Avery 264- shots league has space avail- Schick 173,436; Helen Kresse Monika Seeger 271; Sue 267, Trevor Roberts 682, Dax Vila 725, Art Avery 249-713 able for additional bowlers. 166,457. Spreen 266; Masaki Peterson Men’s High Series Scratch, Women’s High Game Women Scratch: Edith The teams are three-persons, PARKVIEW NFL 750; Kathie Weaverling 747. 744, Christian Miller Hdcp, 246, Ashley Parcel Regan 178-453, Annia Var- and the weekly fee is $14 Handicap: Wes Foley Scratch: Tony Hyatt 215,629; Women’s High Game Women’s High Series ($3.50 prize fund included). goshe 172-476, Jamie 272,695; Tony Hyatt 269; CH Bill Spreen 214; Roy Fuller Hdcp, 272, Vanessa Caudill Hdcp, 684, Kelly Chambers Honeggar 158-432 Call the center at 352-489- Crockett 710; Greg Hennig 563; Kathie Weaverling Women’s High Series Women’s High Game 6933 to register, either as an Women Handicap: Jamie 695. Scratch: Wes Foley 212,588; Dora Golubski Hdcp, 702, Marsha Ordiway Scratch, 226, Cortney Lyons Honeggar 239-675, Twila individual or as a team. 265,674; Tony Hyatt 245,604; 187,483. Women’s High Game Women’s High Series 8-WEEK LEAGUE: The Sponholz 233-676, Annia Linda Vehrs 188; Pam Levert PARKVIEW YOUTH Scratch, 215, Vicky Post Scratch, 634, Sylisa Hoffman Vargoshe 229, Pat Avery 652 Tuesday Morning 7-9-8 187,542; Bunny Higgen- Handicap: Evan Posey Women’s High Series Hits & Misses, Mixed NoTap league (handicapped) botham 486. 263; Casey Ramos 262,750; Scratch, 547, Krissy Koller Sportsmen’s Bowl Men Scratch: John Salt- has space available for addi- LATE STARTERS Nicolas Williams; Sarah Wel- Tuesday Youth His And Hers Mixed marsh L, 223-529, Mike Mur- tional bowlers. The teams are Handicap: Victor Maldo- zel 261,718; Kaitlyn Perrine Boy’s High Game Hdcp Men Scratch: Ricky Ward ray 216-559, Bill Spreen 211, three-persons, and the weekly nado292,747; Al Roque 250; Carlee Hytovick 672. 257, Trent Baumes 222-583, Tom Frost 213-583, Alan Rice 533 fee is $14 ($3.50 prize fund 269,708; Kathy Hession Scratch: Evan Posey Boy’s High Series Hdcp, Russell Snyder 213-609, included). Call the center at 260,740; Nancy Vaughan 222,552; Justin Rose 691, Ethan Hamm Charles Watt 213 Men Handicap: John Salt- 352-489-6933 to register, ei- 255; Mary Skourn 693. 191,524; Megan Allen Boy’s High Game Scratch, Men Handicap: Ricky Ward marsh,L 268-664, Mike Mur- ther as an individual or as a Scratch: Tony Hyatt 224,629; 161,459; Sarah Welzel 198, James Cummins 278-751, Butch Shampine ray 254-673, Muke Dudziak team. Victor Maldonado 209; Keith 143,364. Boy’s High Series Scratch, 254, Lewis Hall 254, Tom 241, Sixto Danois 666 League scores for the week Carthen 514; Kathy Hession BOWLERS OF THE WEEK 601, Robert Pierson Yuelling 700, Tom Frost 697 Women scratch: Peg Mur- ending Nov. 15: 177,491; Nancy Vaughan Adults: Darrell Mitchell, 124 Girl’s High Series Scratch, Women Scratch; Carmen dock 201-499, Kathy Pollari PARKVIEW SENIORS 171; Marilyn Seymour 440. pins over his average, and 137, Madison Platz Carrero 213-610, Annia Var- 185-495, June Micker Handicap: Tony Hyatt 280; WEDNESDAY Patty Krombach, 126 pins Wednesday Men’s goshe 187-519, Edith Regan 175-468 Bill Johnston 269; Roy Fuller SCRATCH TRIO over her average. Youth: High Hdcp Game, 290, Will 182-506 Women Handicap: Peg 734; Wayne DeWolf 709; Scratch: Terry Rummler II Casey Ramos, 90 pins over Bemis Women Handicap: Carmen Murdock 250-646, June Kathy Fuller 274; Rosemarie 279,745; Brian Carney his average, and Sarah Wel- High Hdcp Series, 758, Carrero 264-763, Kaylee Micker 235-668, Kathy Pollari Marcucci 272; Diane Mauck 279,708; Darrell Mitchell 265; zel, 70 pins over her average. David Howell Honeggar 243, Annia Var- 229, Jennifer Williams 638 713; Jette Hansen 708. Stephanie Flory 216,602; Thursday Ladies goshe 242-684, Vicki Jeffers Pinbusters, Women Scratch: Tony Hyatt 267,658; Dorine Fugere 179,515. Manatee Lanes Powder Puffs 685 Scratch: Cecelia Jayne Bill Johnston 225,571; Rose- WOMEN’S TRIO Nov. 16 High Game Hdcp, 275, Tuesday Afternoon Mixed 193-483, Mary Lindsey 191- marie Marcucci 200,481; Handicap: Carol Roberts Midweek Mixers Sharon Gpnzalez Men Scratch: James 518, Judy Carpenter 172, Kathy Fuller 182, Diane Swo- 259; Nancy Vaughan 251; Women’s High Game 180 High Series Hdcp, 696, Micker 213, Dick Newhall Cassie Culp 472 doda 521. Mae Johns 650; Sally Miller & Over — Krissy Koller 202, Ginny Gonsorowski 204-597, Rich Murdock 202- Handicap: Mary Lindsey MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 647. Scratch: Carol Roberts Joyce Longfellow 180/200, High Game Scratch, 235, 553, Bill Spreen 536 242-671, Cecelia Jayne 240, Handicap: Peter Heeschen 194; Nancy Vaughan Kaaathy Pollari 187 Susan Dantoni Men Handicap: James Twila Sponholz 224, Cassie 294; Bill Koschnick 774; Tom 186,440; Mae Johns 452. Women’s High Series 500 High Series Scratch, 554, Micker 262-664, Dick Newhall Culp 634, Ellen Peet 632 Oneal 287,784; Marla Carr GOOD TIMES & Over — Krissy Koller 552, Barb Moore 240-705, Rich Murdock Mixed Trios Draw League: 270,733; Bridget Foley 254; Handicap: Bob Krueger Johyce Longfellow 518 Thursday Florida Power 227-628 Fridays at 1 p.m. Pay only if Jeannette McWilliams 722. 246,633; Leo Hoinski Men’s High Game 200 & Men’s High Game Hdcp, Women Scratch: June you bowl. Prizes paid each Scratch: Ryan Aguilar Over — Eric Anderson 253, Micker 200-502, Peg Murdock 237,649; Jeannie Honour 322, Dick Hover week. Number of prize win- 258,761; Tom Oneal 245,658; 258,683; Janet Murray 226; Richard Koller 200/205/235, Men’s High Series Hdcp, 182-483, Brenda Naylor ners is dependent on the Debbie Aguilar 203,555; Laura Bonadonna 616. Tom Morgan 238, Seth Phil- 793, Paul Zayas 180-503 number of entries. Handicap Marla Carr 191; Wendy Smith Scratch: Bob Krueger 192; lips 223/234, Greg Barlow Men’s High Game Scratch, Women Handicap: June is 100% of 210. Entry Fee 516. Leo Hoinski 183,487; Jerry 215, Don Blakeman 203/212, 278, Matt Ivkovic Micker 258-676, Peg Murdock PARKVIEW 7-9-8 NOTAP Ness 495; Janet Murray Buzz Bishop 211, Chuck 200, Men’s High Series Hdcp, 238-651, Brenda Naylor $10. High Handicap Scores: Handicap: Don Koppler 214,542; Jeannie Honour Men’s High Series 525 & 691, Bob Clark 236-671 Glenda Letner 684, John Salt- 376,955; Bill Johnston 353; 180; Laura Bonadonna 457. Over — Seth Phillips 644, Women’s High Game Firstnighters, Men marsh L 653. Richard Barnhill 920; Carol HOLDER HOTSHOTS Richard Koller 640, Eric An- Hdcp, 278, Carol Anderson Scratch: Scott Brown 266- Senior Fun Bowl: Satur- McHale 380,959; Glenda Handicap: Tom Steinbrook derson 627, Tom Morgan 587, Women’s High Series 737, Ricky Hooker 265, Dal- days at 1 p.m. Prizes for High Johnston 370; Patty Krom- 261,736; Richard Hickey 259; Don Blakeman 581, Chuck Hdcp, 740, Dalene Klein ton Gruzdas 256, Tim Game and Series for both bach 1026. Scratch: Men (5) Mike Serrano 734; Diana Ahn 570, Ives Chaves 548, Women’s High Game Lawrence 696, Nick Montalvo men and women, colored 300; Richard Barnhill 776; Steinbrook 254,707; Kaylee Buzz Bishhop 536, Bob Pec- Scratch, 246, Kim Mullis IV 680 pins, mystery frames, mystery Tony Hyatt 767; Marilyn Sey- Honeggar 248,695; Hattie oraro 534, Greg Barlow 533 Women’s High Series Handicap: Ricky Hooker game, Bingo, side pots, mour 300,724; Glenda John- Chives 248. Scratch: Richard Total Pins Over Average: Scratch, 585, Renee Boyce 333-845, Nick Montalvo IV 50/50, refreshments and fun ston 300,721; Carol McHale 245,582; Mike Serrano Kim Shaver — 100 total pins Friday Fun Bunch 292-791, Scott Brown for all. Entry Fee $10. High 300. 193,545; Vicki Jeffers & Mike Disarli — 76 total pins. Men’s High Game Hdcp, 280-779 Scratch scores: Susan Dan- SANDY OAKS FALL 181,435; Kaylee Honeggar Tuesday Odd Balls 259, Brian Moore Wednesday Mixed doni 194-520, Jim Sanders Handicap: Richard Barnhill 144,583. Men’s High Game Hdcp, Men’s High Series Hdcp, Men Scratch: Eric Avery 188-584.

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NOTICE OF RIGHTS Citrus County Chronicle Any person whose substantial interests are affected by the District’s action regarding this matter may request an administrative hearing in accordance with Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes (F.S.), and Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.), of the Uniform Rules of Procedure. A request for hearing must (1) ex- plain how the substantial interests of each person requesting the hearing will be affected by the District’s action, or proposed action; (2) state all material facts disputed by each person requesting the 2085-1123 MCRN hearing or state that there are no disputed facts; and (3) otherwise Notice of Sale - SMITTY’S AUTO INC comply with Chapter 28-106, F.A.C. A request for hearing must be How to Avoid a Fake Check Scam filed with and received by the Agency Clerk of the District at the Per Florida Statute 713.78, notice is given that the undersigned in- District’s Tampa address, 7601 U.S. HWY 301 N, Tampa, FL 33637 tends to sell these vehicles at a public sale by competitive bidding at within 21 days of publication of this notice (or within14 days for an • INSIST ON CASH 9:00 AM at 4631 W Cardinal St, Homosassa, FL 34446 on the re- Environmental Resource Permit with Proprietary Authorization for the spective dates. Items are sold AS IS and must be paid for in cash use of Sovereign Submerged Lands). Failure to file a request for • Don’t accept a check for more than the selling price. You and removed at time of sale. Sale is subject to cancellation in the hearing within this time period shall constitute a waiver of any right can bet it’s a scam. event of settlement between owner and obligated party. such person may have to request a hearing under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, F.S. • Inform the Buyer that you’ll wait two weeks before sending 1979 CHRY TP42K9A117900 12/7/2020 any merchandise. 1994 OLDS 1G3AJ85MXR6356087 12/8/2020 Because the administrative hearing process is designed to formulate 2004 JEEP 1J8GX68J24C112919 12/18/2020 final agency action, the filing of a petition means that the District’s fi- • Never use money from a check to send gift cards, money 1990 FORD 3FCLF53G9LJA01636 12/18/2020 nal action may be different from the position taken by it in this notice orders, or wire money to strangers or someone you just met. of agency action. Persons whose substantial interests will be af- Many scammers demand that you send money through Published November 23, 2020 fected by any such final decision of the District in this matter have the money transfer services like Western Union or MoneyGram, right to petition to become a party to the proceeding, in accordance or buy gift cards and send them the PIN numbers. Once you with the requirements set forth above. wire money, or give someone the gift card PINs, it is like Mediation pursuant to Section 120.573, F.S., to settle an administra- giving someone cash. It’s almost impossible to get it back. 2086-1123 tive dispute regarding the District’s action in this matter is not availa- NOTICE OF FINAL AGENCY ACTION BY ble prior to the filing of a request for hearing. • Toss offers that ask you to pay for a prize. If it’s free, you THE SOUTHWEST FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DIS- shouldn’t have to pay to get it. TRICT Published November 23, 2020