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Arrest report helps on aggravated released a more detailed hours of Sunday and lasted Report released piece together a assault report on the domestic until just before noon, ending timeline of the incident charges in incident where White in White’s arrest at a local Monday’s report on the inci- a domestic allegedly pointed a gun at his hospital, and also involves dent, where White allegedly By Eryn Dion incident, the wife early Sunday, leading to Lynn Haven Interim Police pointed a gun at his wife @PCNHErynDion city is left the City Commission voting Chief Ricky Ramie and City early Sunday, helps piece [email protected] White grappling to suspend him with pay Commissioner Dan Russell. together a timeline of the with the later that day. The report Ramie told The News incident and also involves LYNN HAVEN — A day fallout. also helps piece together Herald on Monday that Lynn Haven Interim Police after the arrest of Lynn Haven On Monday, law a timeline of the incident, Chief Ricky Ramie and City City Manager Michael White enforcement officials which began in the early See ARREST, A3 Commissioner Dan Russell. Repaired Kinsaul splash pad reopens

Small fl ames burn through a tree stump on Monday off Oak Tree Drive in Fountain. Bay County and Florida Forest Service fi refi ghters responded to the 15-acre wildfi re. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] The reopened splash pad Monday at Kinsaul Park in Lynn Haven. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD]

By Collin Breaux Bay, state units [email protected] @PCNHCollinB

LYNN HAVEN — Follow- contain 15-acre ing damage from Hurricane Michael, the splash pad at A.L. Kinsaul Park in Lynn Fountain wildfi re Haven reopened Monday for the 2019 season. The splash pad is open from News Herald staff report Forest Service’s Chipola 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a Forestry Center revised week — weather permitting — FOUNTAIN — A forest their estimate to 15 acres. and has water sprayers and a fire in the Fountain area The fire is burning near slide. Hurricane Michael that damaged some Holly Lane and Oak Tree damaged equipment, fenc- vehicles and threatened Lane. ing and concrete, though the structures Monday after- The fire caused a lot of damage has been fixed. noon was 100 percent smoke as it smoldered in “We are very excited to contained late Monday, the underbrush, but did reopen our splash parks,” Lynn Haven Mayor Margo Anderson glides down a water slide with officials said. not spark any evacuations. Mayor Margo Anderson said. her dog Buddy to celebrate the reopened splash pad Monday at Originally estimated at It did, however, trigger a “The landscaping is beauti- Kinsaul Park in Lynn Haven. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] 20 acres, after surveying strong response. ful. We invite everyone to the fire with a helicopter come and have a good time The water’s fi ne officials with the Florida See WILDFIRE, A3 with their kids during Spring Break.” The splash pad is free to use and is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven Contract workers were days a week — weather permitting. It features water sprayers and a putting the finishing touches slide. Hurricane Michael damaged equipment, fencing and concrete, LOCAL | B1 around the snack area though the damage has been fi xed. Monday. ‘SCREAMER’ “Very affordable” snacks will be available at the con- “The kids love it,” said her young son out to enjoy REPAIRED, cession stand, and new Community Services Director the attraction. Their Monday features have been added, David Horton. “It’s some- visit was her first time at the BACK ON THE Anderson said. Some miss- where for them to go and Kinsaul Park splash pad. ing parts of the pirate ship enjoy themselves without “It’s great. It looks really WATER have been ordered and are costing an arm and a leg. The fun,” Crocker said. “It’s expected to be reinstalled, citizens really like it.” AFTER she said. Jessica Crocker brought See REOPENED, A7 HURRICANE

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Meeting on the fi rst of Versailles by a vote of and third Tuesdays of each 49 in favor, 35 against, month. Details at panamac- falling short of the two- itywriters.org thirds majority needed for LINE DANCING: 6:30- approval. 8:30 p.m. at the Grand In 1931, Nevada Gov. Fred Square Hall, 1105 Bob TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS B. Balzar signed a measure Little Rd, Panama City. legalizing casino gambling. For all levels. $5 per In 1953, the Academy person. Details: 850-258- Melissa Clemmons, of Pointer Actor Bruce Willis is 64. is 43. Actress Virginia Awards ceremony was tele- 9847 or seasideliving87@ Panama City. Former White (The Actress-comedian Mary Williams is 41. Actress vised for the fi rst time; "The yahoo.com House national security Pointer Scheer is 56. Playwright Abby Brammell is 40. MLB Greatest Show on Earth" adviser Brent Scowcroft is Sisters) is Neil LaBute is 56. Actor pitcher Clayton Kershaw was named best picture of Wednesday, March 20 94. Actress Renee Taylor is 73. 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undisclosed location.” than arguments.” ARREST Michael White was “It is absolutely one WILDFIRE later located in the of the most horrible From Page A1 hallway of the emergency experiences in my From Page A1 room at Gulf Coast professional career that he received a call from Regional Medical Center I’ve had,” Ramie said. A helicopter capa- White’s wife, Amy White, about 11:40 a.m. and “But at the end of the ble of dropping water about 1 a.m. EDT Sunday was placed under arrest. day, we have to do what responded to the scene, while he was camping in He was charged with we took an oath to do.” as well as five tractor/ Campbellton. According aggravated assault with White was hired by plow units and fire- to the arrest affidavit, a deadly weapon without Lynn Haven in July 2017. fighters from the Forest White had allegedly just intent to kill. At the time, it was known Service and Bay County. pointed a .22 Magnum According to the by officials that White “With many downed Florida Forest Service workers use plows to move at his wife, and then reports, Amy White had been arrested by trees in the wake of through thick woods Monday off Oak Tree Drive in himself, twice during told investigators that the Lynn Haven Police Hurricane Michael, all Fountain. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] an argument that had during the past four years Department in 2016 precautions are being escalated to the point of their relationship, on a charge of DUI, a taken to protect life terrible wildfire season determined, making it where Michael White had other “physical acts of misdemeanor. White and property with the for Northwest Florida. impossible to say how tried to shove his wife out domestic violence” have was arrested Feb. 21, increased potential of “Fire threat is huge,” big of a factor the hurri- of their camper while she occurred, though they 2016, and within a week wildfires and risk to fire- Karels told The News cane debris might have was still nude after taking were not reported to law entered a no contest plea fighters,” a press release Herald in a previous been. Either way, it’s a a shower. enforcement. She went to a reduced charge of said. interview. “We have 100 stated concern and fac- “She is calling and on to tell investigators reckless driving. White With catastrophic tons of material on the tored into the response. saying, ‘Ricky, I need that she had sought paid $1,450 in fines and damage to area’s wood- ground, and we average Agriculture Commis- your help,’ ” Ramie said. refuge with the Russells court costs and finished lands, Florida Forest four tons. The potential sioner Nikki Fried made it According to the incident on several occasions probation early after Service Director Jim is very high in April, May a priority in her proposed report, she told him her after violence occurred completing a DUI first Karels has repeatedly and June as it dries out.” budget to push for cleanup husband had pointed a between her and her offender school and expressed concerns The cause of the Foun- monies for timber to try to gun at her. husband. victim impact panel. that this could be a tain fire has not been control forest fires. Ramie said Russell, in an interview Adjudication was that, through this with The News Herald, withheld, according to conversation, he could said he recalled court records. tell Amy White was two other times when After Hurricane “intoxicated and upset.” he had taken in Amy Michael, White also He said he got the details White after arguments was accused by one of of the case and, learning with her husband, but his tenants at a rental that Michael White had denied knowing about property he owns of left the residence, called any alleged physical improperly using police a mutual friend, Russell, abuse. He said he is vehicles to intimidate. No to pick up Amy White and friends with Michael charges were filed against take her to his house. The White, while his wife is White. three couples, he said, are closer to Amy White. At an emergency close friends. Had he known, he said meeting Sunday evening, At 6 a.m., Ramie he would have done the City Commission then called Bay County something. voted to suspend Sheriff Tommy Ford and “I was just trying to Michael White with explained the incident take care of her,” he said. pay, pending the outcome to him. He requested “All I know is what she of the investigation. a female deputy, a had told me.” An interim city supervisor and a victim’s Russell said Ramie manager was not advocate be sent to the also was aware of past appointed at that Russells’ home and that incidents when Amy time, leaving the city BCSO take on the case. White had sought shelter essentially leaderless Ramie said he waited with the Russells. when it comes to the to call to give Amy White When asked the day-to-day decisions a chance to “get some extent of what he knew, until Tuesday, when sleep, get sober” and get Ramie, who is close to an interim manager a “true story.” both the Whites and the likely will be appointed “My biggest concern Russells, said he knew during the commission’s was for her safety,” that the couple had been regular meeting. he said. “And that’s arguing, but he was not why I got her to an aware of “anything other

* ** A4 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Gunman kills 3 on Dutch tram

By Aleksandar Furtula , Mike Corder and Raf Casert The Associated Press

UTRECHT, Netherlands — A gunman killed three people and wounded five during a mid-morning tram ride Monday in the Dutch city of Utrecht, raising the This image made available specter of another extrem- Monday from the Twitter page ist attack only days after the of Police Utrecht shows an murderous rampage in New image of 37-year-old Gokman Zealand. Tanis, whom police captured Authorities seized a after a manhunt. [POLICE Turkish-born suspect after UTRECHT VIA THE ASSOCIATED a manhunt that convulsed PRESS] the historic city of nearly 350,000 people for most of Heavily armed officers the day. with dogs searched for the As night set in, three killer, gathering at one point victims lay in critical con- in front of an apartment dition, and the motive for building close to the scene. the bloodshed remained However, the suspect was under investigation. Prime later arrested at another Minister Mark Rutte said location in the city. The authorities were trying threat level soon returned to determine whether the to 4. attack had “terror motives.” Police said a red Renault Justice Minister Ferd compact car was carjacked Grapperhaus said the sus- shortly before the shooting pect, identified as Gokmen and later found across town. Tanis, 37, was known to Local media said Tanis justice authorities and had a had been charged several criminal record, but would Ambulances are parked next to a tram after a shooting incident Monday in Utrecht, Netherlands. A times over the past years not elaborate. Police said gunman killed three people and wounded nine others on a tram in the central Dutch city of Utrecht, with offenses ranging from they also detained another sparking a manhunt that saw heavily armed officers with sniffer dogs zero in on an apartment attempted manslaughter to man on suspicion of involve- building close to the shooting. [PETER DEJONG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] petty crime in and around ment but released no details. Utrecht. The shooting came three The Utrecht attack took added that other motives the country. Police issued a Two weeks ago he was in days after 50 people were place at a busy intersection in could not be ruled out. photo of a bearded Tanis court on charges of raping of killed when an immigrant- a residential neighborhood. In the aftermath of the aboard a tram in a blue woman in 2017, news reports hating white supremacist The gunman was alleged shooting, Dutch authori- hooded top. said. opened fire at two mosques to have had an automatic ties put the Netherlands’ “If it is a terror attack,” The identities of the in Christchurch, New Zea- weapon, Grapperhaus said. fourth-largest city on lock- the prime minister declared, shooting victims were not land, during Friday prayers. “We assume a terror down, raised the threat level “then we have only one immediately released, and There was no immedi- motive,” Mayor Jan van in the area to the maximum answer: Our nation, democ- Grapperhaus would not say ate indication of any link Zanen said as police searched of 5 and tightened security at racy, must be stronger that if any were known to the between the two events. for the killer, though he airports and key buildings in fanaticism and violence.” gunman. DATELINES

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Dr. Johnnie Barto heads into Cambria County Gabe Schmidt, owner of Liquid Trucking, back right, In this March 13 photo, a worker walks past an engine Courthouse, in Ebensburg, Pa., on Monday, for his travels by air boat with Glenn Wyles, top left, Mitch on a Boeing 737 MAX 8 airplane being built for American sentencing in the sexual assault of over two dozen Snyder, bottom right, and Juan Jacobo, bottom left. Airlines at Boeing Co.’s Renton assembly plant in Renton, children. A former Pennsylvania pediatrician was Hundreds of homes flooded in several Midwestern Wash. U.S. prosecutors are looking into the development sentenced Monday to at least 79 years in prison for states after rivers breached at least a dozen levees of Boeing’s 737 Max jets, a person briefed on the sexually assaulting 31 children, most of them patients, as following heavy rain and snowmelt in the region, matter revealed Monday, the same day French aviation his now-adult victims blasted not only their abuser but authorities said Monday while warning that the investigators concluded there were “clear similarities” in the system that let him get away with it for so long. [TODD flooding was expected to linger. [NATI HARNIK/THE the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines Max 8 last week and a BERKEY/THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] ASSOCIATED PRESS] Lion Air jet in October. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

KINSHASA, CONGO MOSCOW prosecutors willmove to block OZARK, ALA. would ever be solved. Congo president suspends Putin signs bill punishing them. Truck-driving preacher installing senators those who insult the state charged with killing teens PARIS WASHINGTON France bans some yellow vest Congo’s interior minis- Russian President Vladimir DC-area sniper shootings case A truck-driving preacher protests in Paris after riots ter says the president has Putin has signed bills restrict- to have Supreme Court hearing charged with killing two Ala- suspended installing newly ing online media and making a bama teenagers found shot to France’s prime minister elected senators after week- criminal of anyone who insults The Supreme Court on death in a car trunk nearly 20 announced a ban Monday on end protests led to violence the state — laws that critics Monday agreed to consider years ago was tied to the kill- yellow vest protests along that killed at least one person. see as part of Kremlin efforts Virginia’s plea to reinstate the ings through a DNA match the Champs-Elysees Avenue Interior Minister Basile to stifle criticism and tighten life-without-parole sentence uncovered with genetic gene- in Paris and in two other Olongo said Monday that media control. ofamanwhoasateenagerpar- alogy testing, authorities said cities following riots on Sat- President Felix Tshisekedi A bill passed by the Russian ticipated in sniper shootings Monday. urday that left luxury stores has also postponed gover- parliament earlier this month that terrorized the Washing- The analysis linked evi- ransacked and charred from nor elections set for March introduces fines forpublishing ton, D.C., region in 2002. dence that sat for years in arson fires. 27. He made the decision materials showing disrespect The justices said they will a police freezer to Coley Prime Minister Edouard after meeting with the chief to the state, its symbols or takeupthestate’sappealinthe McCraney, 45, of Dothan, Philippe said the ban will of the National Assembly, government organs. Repeat case of Lee Boyd Malvo, who Alabama, police said. He now apply for an unspecified the president of the outgoing offenders could face a 15-day was 17 when he and John Allen faces a potential death penalty period in the neighborhoods senate, the prime minis- jail sentence. Muhammad fatally shot 10 in the killings in 1999 of Tracie that have been “the most ter and foreign and interior Another bill envisages people in Maryland, Virginia Hawlett and J.B. Beasley, both impacted” in the cities of ministers. blocking anyone who pub- and Washington. Malvo was 17. Paris, Bordeaux and Toulouse, Tshisekedi said the sus- lishes “fake news” online sentenced to life-without- Hawlett’s mother, Carol where repeated destruction pension is meant to give that is perceived to threaten parole terms in Virginia and in Roberts, said she went has occurred since the yellow prosecutors time to inves- public health and security. It Maryland. Muhammad, who numb when she heard of vest protest movement began tigate allegations that local gives those who publish such was41atthetimeoftheshoot- McCraney’s arrest. She said in November. deputies were corrupted by information a day to correct or ings, was sentenced to death that as the years ticked by, candidates for senate seats. remove it. If they fail to do so, and was executed in 2009. she began to doubt if the case The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 A5 BUSINESS

MARKET WATCH Energy Dow 25,914.10 ▲ 65.23 ‘Pure stubbornness’ Nasdaq 7,714.48 ▲ 25.95 S&P 2,832.94 ▲ 10.46 leads Russell 1,563.93 ▲ 10.39 Oregon Blockbuster NYSE 12,781.41 ▲ 65.64 outlasts others to become last modest COMMODITIES on Earth REVIEW gains By Gillian Flaccus Gold 1,300.30 ▼ 1.50 The Associated Press The Associated Press Silver 15.251 ▼ .002 Platinum 834.00 ▲ 2.20 BEND, Ore. — There U.S. stock indexes fin- Copper 2.9035 — unch. are challenges that ished modestly higher Oil 59.09 ▲ 0.57 come with running the Monday, extending the last Blockbuster Video market’s solid gains from a MARKET MOVERS on the planet. rally last week. The computer system Energy companies • Worldpay Inc., up $9.83 must be rebooted using notched the biggest gains to $108.51: The payments floppy disks that only after the price of U.S. crude processor agreed to the general manager — oil closed above $59 a barrel be acquired by Fidelity a solid member of Gen for the first time since National Information Ser- X — knows how to use. November. Smaller com- vices for about $35 billion. The dot-matrix printer pany stocks fared better • Deutsche Bank AG, up broke, so employees Debby Saltzman, of Bend, Ore., poses for a photo on March 11 in front of the last than the rest of the market. 38 cents to $9.26: The write out membership Blockbuster store on the planet with her twin brother, Michael Trovato. [GILLIAN Financial, consumer giant German bank said cards by hand. And the FLACCUS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] goods and technology it’s in talks to merge with store’s business trans- stocks accounted for much Commerzbank. actions are backed up to cut costs and keep they’re the right age Last Blockbuster” with of the gains. Goldman Sachs on a reel-to-reel tape ourselves relevant.” — they don’t remem- a friend. rose 2.1 percent, Advance BRIEFCASE that can’t be replaced The store was once ber the movie that they “In a lot of towns, the Auto Parts climbed 4.4 because Radio Shack one of five Blockbust- went to pick, but they Blockbuster was the percent and Microsoft NEW YORK went out of business. ers owned by the same remember who they only place that was open added 1.4 percent. Warner Bros.’ chief steps Yet none of that has couple, Ken and Debbie went with and that past nine o’clock, and a Those gains outweighed down following scandal kept this humble fran- Tisher, in three central freedom of walking lot of them stayed open losses in communications chise in an Oregon Oregon towns. But by the aisles,” said Zeke until midnight, so kids and health care sector Warner Bros. chief strip mall from thriv- last year, the Bend fran- Kamm, a local resi- who weren’t hoodlums companies. Facebook slid Kevin Tsujihara, one of ing as the advent of chise was the last local dent who is making a would come here and 3.3 percent and Boston the highest ranking Hol- on-demand movie Blockbuster standing. documentary about look at movies and fall Scientific dropped 5.6 lywood executives to be streaming laid waste A tight budget meant the store called “The in love with movies.” percent. felled by sexual miscon- all around it. When a no money to update duct allegations, stepped Blockbuster in Austra- the surviving store. down from the studio lia shuts its doors for That’s paying off now Monday following claims the last time on March with a nostalgia factor that he promised roles to 31, the Bend store will that stops first-time an actress with whom he be the only one left on visitors of a certain was having an affair. Earth. age in their tracks: the WarnerMedia chief “It’s pure stub- popcorn ceilings, low executive John Stankey bornness, for one. We fluorescent lighting, announced Tsujihara’s didn’t want to give in,” wire metal video racks exit as chairman and said general manager and the ubiquitous yel- chief executive of Warner Sandi Harding, who has low-and-blue ticket Bros., saying his depar- worked at the franchise stub logo that was a ture was in the studio’s for 15 years and receives cultural touchstone for “best interest.” a lot of the credit for a generation. “Kevin has contributed keeping it alive well past “Most people, I think, greatly to the studio’s its expiration date. “We when they think about success over the past did everything we could renting videos — if 25 years and for that we thank him,” said Stankey. “Kevin acknowledges that his mistakes are inconsis- Lyft opens its tent with the company’s leadership expectations and could impact the IPO road show company’s ability to exe- cute going forward.” The Associated Press double its $1.1 billion in revenue in 2017, but also NEW YORK NEW YORK — Lyft $911 million in losses. Fox News hires Donna officially kicked off the Lyft has lost nearly $3 Brazile as contributor road show for its initial billion since 2012, but public offering, saying has brought in more Former Democratic Monday it plans to put than $5 billion in venture National Committee chief more than 30 million capital. Donna Brazile, who was shares up for sale with The company’s exec- fired by CNN for tipping an anticipated price of utives warned that the off the Hillary Clinton between $62 and $68 company could struggle campaign about debate per share. to turn a profit, despite a topics in 2016, has joined That would raise more rapidly growing market Fox News Channel as a than $2 billion for the share. political commentator. San Francisco ride-hail- The company’s share Brazile said Monday she ing company, pegging its of the U.S. ride-hailing knows fellow liberals will market value at $20 bil- market was 39 percent in criticize her for joining lion to $25 billion, even December 2018, up from Fox, but that it’s important though it hasn’t been 22 percent in December for people not to retreat to able to turn a profit yet. 2016, according to its “safe spaces” where they It’s the first time that filing. The $2.2 billion just talk to people who Lyft has revealed how in revenue for 2018 was agree with them. much money it hopes about double what it “There’s an audience to raise in the IPO, and brought in the previous on Fox News that doesn’t how much it believes year. hear enough from Dem- it’s worth. Those finan- Bookings, which ocrats,” Brazile said in a cial targets could still represent Lyft’s fares statement. change as Lyft’s invest- after subtracting taxes, ment bankers gauge tolls and tips, have NEW YORK demand for the compa- been rising dramati- Facebook says service ny’s stock leading up to cally — a trend that the hurt by lack of local news the IPO pricing, which is company intends to expected to happen next highlight to potential Facebook’s effort to week. investors. Lyft’s book- establish a service that Lyft and Uber have ings surpassed $8 billion provides its users with raced to be first with last year, 76 percent local news and informa- an IPO, and Lyft’s rival more than in 2017 and tion is being hindered by is expected to offer more than four times the lack of outlets where shares in the coming the number from 2016. the company’s technicians weeks. Lyft’s recent mar- can find original reporting. Uber is hoping its ket-share gains came The service, launched larger ride-hailing as Uber was dogged last year, is currently service will justify a by reports that drivers available in some 400 market value as high as accosted passengers and cities in the United States. $120 billion after its IPO that the company tol- But the social media giant is completed later this erated rampant sexual said it has found that spring, according to the harassment inter- 40 percent of Ameri- Wall Street Journal. nally. Those problems cans live in places where Lyft released financial ultimately led its co- there weren’t enough details about the com- founder Travis Kalanick local news stories to sup- pany for the first time to resign. Uber has been port it. this month, reporting working to repair its $2.2 billion in revenue image under CEO Dara The Associated Press last year, more than Khosrowshahi. * ** A6 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald

VIEWPOINTS Reality of ANOTHER VIEW crippling national debt

very few years it’s smart to look at the state of the country in terms of the debt it’s carrying. Actually, that’s not smart. Plugging the hemorrhaging hole E would be smart. Americans are not. We ran up our first national debt during the Revolu- tionary War. Since then, the only time it was ever paid off was Jan. 1, 1835, when President Andrew Jackson cleared the tab. But in 1836, it had “ballooned” to $37,000. Debt lollygagged around, but always was climbing, until the Civil War, when an 1860 debt of $65 million rose to $1 billion by 1864. National debt often is looked at as a percentage of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product. The national debt, in terms of GDP, reached the all-time high during and after World War II. The record low, as a percentage of GDP, was during the Nixon era and has climbed ever since — other than holding firm during the presidencies of Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton. The Regan tax cuts, combined with military spending, fired up the debt boiler once again. According to Investor’s Business Daily and the Wall Turning back the clock Street Journal, our national debt was $20 trillion early last year. Others report slightly different figures, but a trillion here, a trillion there — what’s really the difference. on presidential history How much is $1 trillion? 1,000,000,000,000 dollars. Paying that off seems impossible. In 2017, it took $263 billion to pay a single year’s interest. That was 6.6 per- of possible pre-election Sean cent of all federal spending. collusion between his Hannity’s And that is the good news. campaign and the Russian neck gets As the Fed turns the screws on interest rates, each government. so hot the percentage point hike adds $200 billion to interest Pulled from his cryo- lacquer in his payments. genic sleeping chamber hair catches The Congressional Budget office estimates the interest Carl Hiaasen and revived by aides, Obama fire. Rush will rise to $915 billion by 2028. In contemporary terms, Senate Majority Leader Limbaugh that’s 166 $5.5 billion walls. Mitch McConnell urges abruptly goes on a “per- In addition to the hard debt, accumulating debt for urning back the clock the appointment of a spe- sonal leave” so he can learn entitlement programs is growing as well, and faster. of history to wonder, cial counsel to investigate how to defibrillate himself. Social Security and Medicare already are running in the T“What if Barack Obama’s actions, which he Meanwhile, Mitch McCon- red. The CBO says over the next 30 years those programs Obama had been more calls a “flagrant, unconstitu- nell says the special counsel will run a cash deficit of another $82 trillion. like Donald Trump?” tional, unb-b-b-believable “should slow down and And yet, no national politician we can name has ever In a stunning defiance of obstruction of justice.” pursue every lead, no matter spoken the “D” word since Ross Perot made a real politi- a long-standing tradition, The Wall Street Journal how small.” cal plank of it back in 1992. Democratic presidential reveals Obama’s personal Obama’s ex-national There’s more, like the effect high debt ratios have on frontrunner Barack Obama attorney and “fixer” paid security adviser pleads the GDP — slowing growth dramatically or sending it refuses to make public his $130,000 in hush money to an guilty to lying to the FBI spiraling. federal tax returns. adult-film actress with whom about interacting with Rus- The Republicans like to talk about tax-and-spend Demo- “America, what is this Obama once had an affair. sian officials, his former crats, but they’re shooting blanks. Remember, the last time man hiding?” bellows future Evangelical leaders personal attorney pleads our debt stayed flat was the Clinton era. From Reagan on, ex-Fox commentator Bill assemble at an Emergency guilty to bank fraud, tax we’ve been circling the financial drain. But it’s all of them O’Reilly on his nightly show. White Morality Conference fraud and lying to Con- — Democrats and Republicans. And, we can’t recall any “Obviously Obama’s been and demand the presi- gress and his ex-campaign third-party candidates making debt a political issue either. paying little or no income dent resign immediately. manager gets 90 months in They all just want to dip our poison from different cups. tax, and is embarrassed — A seething Sean Hannity prison for witness tamper- But this is a track that ends. And when we hit it, we will AS HE SHOULD BE! — to tells Fox viewers Obama is ing, illegal foreign lobbying be a severely crippled nation. let the hard-working people “worse than Bill Clinton, and a $6 million tax dodge. of this country know the because Clinton never did it It’s confirmed that Presi- A version of this editorial first appeared in the Gaines- shameful truth!” with porn stars. He drew the dent Obama rejected the ville Sun, a News Herald sister paper with GateHouse Shrugging off the findings line at interns!” advice of his staff and ordered Media. of several U.S. intelligence It’s revealed that Obama’s top-security access for his agencies, newly inaugu- daughters and campaign daughters, Malia and Sasha, rated President Obama manager met secretly with and their steady boyfriends. says there’s no reason not a Russia-connected lawyer In an unprecedented to believe Vladimir Putin’s before the election to get move, Mitch McConnell claim that Russia didn’t “dirt” on Obama’s oppo- starts an impeachment meddle in the election. nent. The president claims trial in the Senate before Republicans lambast Obama he didn’t know about the the House is even finished as hopelessly naïve and meeting and accuses the FBI drawing up the charges. dangerously unfit for office. of staging a “witch hunt.” Meanwhile, Fox News star Right-wing darling Ann Coul- President Obama idi- Tucker Carlson phones ter accuses the president of otically tells a televised Bubba the Love Sponge’s having a “kinky man-crush” political rally that he and radio show to say Malia on dictators, while radio host North Korean leader Kim is “totally hot — and way Rush Limbaugh becomes Jong-un “fell in love” during smarter than her old man.” so agitated he accidentally their first summit meeting. inhales his microphone. Later he says that, despite Carl Hiaasen is a syn- Obama fires the head U.S. intelligence reports, he dicated columnist with the of the FBI and then idi- believes the dictator really Miami Herald and Tribune otically admits to NBC’s didn’t know about the fatal News Service. Read a longer Graphic shows annual federal defi cits since Lester Holt that he did it torture of an American col- version of this column at the 1990 fi scal year. [AP] to curb the investigation lege student. newsherald.com/opinion.

READER FEEDBACK

Balfour Beatty charts path Margo. There are several other he hung up on her. That was first place. Live and learn. Wake Should the media avoid forward with Tyndall housing members on the commission telling! Wish those good old up, Lynn Haven. naming the gunman in mass destroyed in Hurricane Michael. that make decisions in regard boys would step down or at Vickie Williams: Barnes shootings? Jim Gentry: Two years? When to the city manager. Margo least out of Margo’s way so wants Margo’s job, so he will Tatjana Simpson: Yes, please. companies take money from has been more than pulling her she can do her job! seize the opportunity. Such Let’s concentrate on the the military, they find a way to weight in the past five months. Brandy Langford: Well, is politics. It is unfortunate victims and don’t give this stretch it out to 20. Taxpayers Susanne Way Karr: Dean someone clearly didn’t watch that the wife has not reported domestic terrorist airtime. will pay through the nose. Mishler, didn’t say she wasn’t the meeting. domestic incidents. Lynn Amanda N Jaquay: Yes! Sharon Burdeshaw: Finally! pulling her weight, but she Dean Mishler: Thank you, Haven people have so much Media is a major contributor needs to take a stand on this Andee. I couldn’t have said work to do and need to keep to the problem! Lynn Haven City Manager guy if he’s been doing this for it better. Susanne Way Karr, focusing on rebuilding goals. Jessica Nicole Graham: Yes! Michael White has been arrested YEARS. At least suspend him wow, you are really out of Jamie Pruitt: News Herald, Less publicity of their names. and charged with aggravated with NO pay! And if it’s a black touch with what is going on you forgot to add (suspended They all seem to idolize each assault with a deadly weapon. eye on Lynn Haven, imagine regarding City Commission. with pay) for pulling a gun on other. Susanne Way Karr: If this has how that guy’s wife feels! Jim Gentry: Michael White, his wife, which she is quoted Jim Gentry: The NH avoids been an “ongoing issue,” why Andee Lea Clancy: Susanne the same huckster who used to be saying that this has been naming crooked politicians, is he still on the taxpayers’ pay- Way Karr, if you get a chance police to tour his rental homes going on for years. why not? roll? I guess beating up his wife to see Margo at the emer- after the hurricane and allegedly Jim Gentry: Don’t you love Royce P Gray: Yes, many isn’t bad enough to be fired for. gency meeting last night, it evicted a tenant? The same guy how politicians stick up for of them are narcissists, so shame on you, Margo! will become VERY CLEAR who the was given the “OK” by their own? Ridiculous. If he you are only fueling them by Dean Mishler: With all due who wants to keep Mr. White. Margo and company then? He can’t manage his life, how can giving them fame. respect, this isn’t all on Mayor As for Mr. “no show” Barnes, should have been fired in the he manage a city? * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 A7 Over 1,000 feared dead after Mozambique cyclone

By Andrew Meldrum The Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG — More than 1,000 people were feared dead in Mozambique four days after a cyclone slammed into the country, submerg- ing entire villages and leaving bodies floating in the flood- waters, the nation’s president said. “It is a real disaster of great proportions,” President Filipe Nyusi said. In this photo taken Friday and provided by the International Red Cyclone Idai could prove Cross, people carry their personal effects after Tropical Cyclone to be the deadliest storm in Idai, in Beira, Mozambique. [DENIS ONYODI/IFRC VIA AP] generations to hit the impov- erished southeast African told Lusa, the Portuguese by helicopter because of the country of 30 million people. News Agency. The family lost flooded-out roads. It struck Beira, an Indian their home and possessions More than 215 people were Ocean port city of a half- but safely reached higher killed by the storm in the million people, late Thursday ground. three countries, including and then moved inland to The country’s presi- 89 in Zimbabwe, according Zimbabwe and Malawi with dent, who cut short a visit to to official figures. Hundreds strong winds and heavy rain. neighboring Swaziland over more were reported missing. Contractor Dwayne Armstrong adds some fi nishing touches on a But it took days for the scope the weekend because of the Mozambique is a long, pavilion before the splash pad reopened Monday at Kinsaul Park in of the disaster to come into disaster, spoke after flying narrow country with a 1,500- Lynn Haven. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] focus in Mozambique, which by helicopter over Beira and mile coastline along the Indian has a poor communication two rural provinces, where Ocean. It is prone to cyclones and transportation network he reported widespread and tropical storms this time and a corrupt and inefficient devastation. of year. REOPENED bureaucracy. “The waters of the Pungue In 2000, Mozambique was Speaking on state Radio and Buzi rivers overflowed, hit by severe flooding caused From Page A1 Mozambique, Nyusi said making whole villages by weeks of heavy rain, a that while the official death disappear and isolating com- disaster made much worse really nice. He’s having fun. toll stood at 84, “It appears munities, and bodies are when a cyclone hit. Approxi- I really enjoy this area. I love that we can register more than floating,” Nyusi said. mately 700 people were killed what they did to this park. It’s 1,000 deaths.” Emergency officials cau- in what was regarded as the amazing and we’re going to U.N. agencies and the Red tioned that while they expect worst flooding in 50 years. definitely come back.” Cross helped rush emergency the death toll to rise signifi- Mozambique won inde- The splash pad is free to use, food and medicine by helicop- cantly, they have no way of pendence from Portugal in though there is some discus- ter to the stricken countries. knowing if it will reach the 1975 and then was plagued by sion of charging a “nominal Mount Chiluvo in central president’s estimate. a long-running civil war that fee” for people coming from Mozambique was badly hit The Red Cross said 90 per- ended in 1992. Its economy is cities or areas outside Lynn Water spills out of a bucket at the by flooding. One resident said cent of Beira was damaged dominated by agriculture, and Haven to defray costs, but even reopened splash pad Monday at he heard a loud noise, like an or destroyed. The cyclone its exports include prawns, under that option still would be Kinsaul Park in Lynn Haven. explosion, and suddenly saw knocked out electricity, shut cotton, cashews, sugar, coco- free for Lynn Haven residents a river of mud rolling toward down the airport and cut off nuts and tropical hardwood to use, Anderson said. — as a way for families to enjoy his home. access to the city by road. timber. The splash pad first opened themselves. “I was indoors with my The destruction in Beira More recently it has been in August 2018 after much The city’s second splash children, but when we looked is “massive and horrifying,” exporting aluminum and planning by the city. City pad at Cain-Griffin Park we saw mud coming down the said Jamie LeSueur, who electric power, and deposits officials introduced the splash is expected to reopen in the road towards the houses and led a Red Cross team that of natural gas were discovered pad — Lynn Haven’s first coming weeks. we fled,” Francisco Carlitos had to assess the damage in the country’s north.

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Recovery report taking shape

Disaster task force has plan for recovery from will use to seek federal and plan truly built on consensus” housing and planning/ 6 weeks to complete Hurricane Michael. state financial aid and pri- of elected officials, business capacity building. draft report As six volunteer work- vate-sector investments to community executives and With six weeks remaining ing groups, or branches, rebuild the storm-ravaged other community leaders, he before the April 25 deadline By Ed Offley continue to examine rebuild- region. said. for completion of a draft The News Herald ing projects, recovery “We’re making enormous Specific concepts and report, Yates outlined programs and other poten- progress looking across Bay proposed projects are being the interim milestones PANAMA CITY — The Bay tial improvements to the County to identify opportu- examined and vetted by the the six branches and County Long-term Recov- county and its six cities, the nities” to rebuild, said Gary six branches: infrastructure, task force will cross ery Task Force is entering a task force on Thursday set a Yates, a senior partner in the economic recovery, natu- before then: critical phase in its devel- final schedule for preparation Tallahassee-based firm The ral and cultural resources, opment of a comprehensive of the document area leaders Integrity Group. “This is a health and human services, See REPORT, B4

Sea Screamer back on water after Michael

By Katie Landeck put all his boats for the past @PCNHKatieL 25 years during hurricanes. [email protected] He secured it with 11 lines three-fourths of an inch PANAMA CITY thick, he said. BEACH — The original But in an unfortunate Sea Screamer is back in twist of fate, moving it the water, fully recovered the bayou — a safety pre- from the iconic boat’s run caution many, many boat in with Hurricane Michael. owners took — moved After a test drive Sat- the vessel deeper into the urday, the vessel made its storm. first trip of the season on “It broke all 11 lines. It Sunday, 160 days after the boggles my imagination,” storm. The company plans Redmond said. “This storm Homes, businesses and forests are still damaged months after Hurricane Michael swept through to run 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. was so much.” Youngstown, Florida on Saturday, March 16, 2019. Some residents are disappointed in the county’s cruises all week. The boat was thrown on response in the town north of Panama City. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] “It was like the dolphins shore, where in late Octo- missed us,” owner Andy ber a crane hoisted her into Redmond, said of the first the air and then plopped test run. “Dolphins from the beloved vessel back everywhere just started into water. There were ‘Not terrible, but falling in behind the boat dings, scratches, and the and jumping. It was like covering was gone, but they were welcoming us there was no hull damage back.” and when Redmond fired not as good as it was’ While the Sea Screamer 2 up the engine it was ready made it through the storm to go, and he piloted it back unscathed, it’s bright to the slip. yellow counterpart had a During the winter, the rougher ride. boat spent 109 days at the Rural Bay County continues cleanup eff orts To protect the boat, Red- shipyard getting a new coat mond had moved it from its of its signature yellow paint slip in Panama City Beach and a new canopy among By Collin Breaux to Watson Bayou in Panama [email protected] City, the same place he had See SCREAMER, B4 @PCNHCollinB

BAYOU GEORGE — Five months after Hurricane Michael, people living in and traveling through the rural parts of Bay County had mixed reactions to how the recovery has gone for the region far away from the rest of the county. Youngstown and Bayou George sustained damage from the powerful October storm, as did other parts of Homes, businesses and forests are still damaged months after the county. Residents living Hurricane Michael swept through Youngstown, Florida on Saturday, on or traveling down Oak- March 16, 2019. Some residents are disappointed in the county’s enshaw Drive on Thursday response in the town north of Panama City. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE reflected on the lingering NEWS HERALD] aftermath and progress made since the storm made landfall. did well in cleaning up. houses and "it’s time for code Debris piles were stacked in "As far as the hurricane enforcement to get in here front of a few homes Thurs- goes, I think they’ve done an and start doing some stuff." day, while others were clear. exceptional job. My hat is off Other residents, however, Some trees were still down or to the power companies for keep their yards and houses snapped in half. The last pass work they said would take in shape, he said. for storm debris began March five or six months to put it Property owners have 11 for unincorporated Bay back together," said Dockery. through October to show County, Parker, Springfield, "They did it in short order." work has been done before Capt. Andy Redmond takes the Sea Screamer for its fi rst ride Callaway and Mexico Beach. However, Dockery did say code enforcement intervenes. since being repaired after Hurricane Michael. [CONTRIBUTED Larry Dockery, who lives on the area still looks rough since PHOTO] the dirt road, said the county there are still "rolled-over" See CLEANUP, B4

THE BLOTTER

PANAMA CITY BEACH County-style telling of the resident said, had just fallen insulation everywhere. shared attic of the complex,” She came from the ceiling legend played out in an apart- through his ceiling. The woman, it seems, had the report read. ment complex on Thomas Deputies went to the apart- indeed come from the ceiling. The rest, they say, is We’ve all heard the urban Drive. ment and found a woman After being read her history. legend about the family who Bay County Sheriff’s Office hiding behind a couch in the Miranda rights, the woman The woman was charged discovers someone has been deputies were responding to residence. said she didn’t know the with trespassing, along with living in their house with- the address in reference to While the woman was resident and had been in the providing false information to out their knowing, usually a theft when a resident ran detained, deputies noticed complex looking to purchase law enforcement after giving coming and going through up to them with a new, and significant damage to the illegal drugs. When she saw investigators a fake name. an attic crawlspace. highly unusual, problem. apartment, namely the large the police, “she became Last week, a similar Bay An unknown woman, the hole in the ceiling and drywall/ frightened and entered the See BLOTTER, B4 * ** B2 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald

WEATHER

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Kansas City 54/37/r 53/34/pc Topeka 55/37/r 57/34/pc need for eye and skin protection. 2:04a 9:53a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 78°/64° 4:25p 9:38p Las Vegas 78/57/pc 70/52/c Tucson 81/55/s 81/51/c Normal high/low ...... 72°/52° Panama City 10:41p 6:57a Los Angeles 70/54/pc 62/50/c Wash., DC 54/36/s 57/44/pc Record high ...... 81° (2015) ------Record low ...... 35° (1973) Port St. Joe 1:07p 7:42a Precipitation 10:40p 3:22p 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 9:29p 6:46a Month to date ...... 3.59" ------Normal month to date ...... 3.37" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton --- 10:01a Year to date ...... 13.66" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 13.37" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme --- 9:31a Average humidity ...... 50% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 11:29p 8:14a Temperatures ------Fishing Bend --- 9:05a High/low ...... 66°/51° ------Last year's high/low ...... 77°/68° The Narrows --- 11:05a Normal high/low ...... 69°/54° Full Last New First ------Record high ...... 85° (1982) Carrabelle Mar 20 Mar 27 Apr 5 Apr 12 1:06a 8:07a Record low ...... 29° (1947) 3:27p 7:52p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 1.71" Through 7 a.m. Mon. Flood Normal month to date ...... 3.18" Sunrise today ...... 6:48 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 6.73" Sunset tonight ...... 6:53 p.m. Blountstown 14.95 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 13.55" Moonrise today ...... 5:36 p.m. Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 44% Moonset today ...... 6:01 a.m. Caryville 8.68 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 36.49 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 8.86 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 26.63 ft. 29 ft. DeSantis signs smokable medical pot bill

By Curt Anderson the state is dropping its previ- court rulings that the ban was upheld,” he added. be available to anyone under 18 The Associated Press ous appeal of court rulings that unconstitutional. DeSantis gave lawmakers a unless the patient is terminally ill also could have ended the ban “Now that we have honored mid-March deadline to act on and if two doctors, one of them TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s without state lawmakers’ input. our duty to find a legislative repealing the ban, which law- a pediatrician, say it is the most ban on the use of smokable The governor noted in a solution, I have honored my makers did in swift fashion so effective form of treatment. It medical marijuana by eligible statement that more than 70 commitment and filed a joint that a variety of restrictions could not be smoked in public or patients ended Monday when percent of voters approved motion to dismiss the state’s on smoking medical mari- at private businesses subject to Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into medical marijuana in a 2016 appeal and to vacate the lower juana could be put in place. the state’s cigarette smoking ban. law a bill repealing it. constitutional amendment court decision which had held Otherwise, a court decision Private property owners The Republican governor’s and said it was time to end the the prior law to be unconstitu- ending the ban could have left would have the right to pro- signature on the first legislative ban on smokable forms of the tional,” DeSantis said. Florida with few limitations on hibit it and patients wouldn’t bill he has approved since taking plant. That ban was enacted “I thank my colleagues in the smoking. be able to possess more than 4 office in January was a top pri- in 2017 and signed by then- Legislature for working with me Under the new law, smoking ounces of marijuana in a smok- ority. DeSantis also announced Gov. Rick Scott, leading to to ensure the will of the voters is medical marijuana would not able form.

AREA & STATE BRIEFS

PANAMA CITY BEACH PANAMA CITY victim and told investigators he JACKSON COUNTY She said the agency’s vehicles Fill lineup announced BCSO: Man says he engaged in sexual contact with JCSO seeking are equipped with firearm locks for SandJam in April sexually assaulted minor the juveniles because he ‘was information in robbery with built-in security features because he ‘was bored’ bored.’ ” and a vehicle security system. The full lineup for the second Pretell-Carrizales is being The Jackson County Sheriff’s Sheriff Rick Staly said investi- SandJam has been announced. A man charged with sexual held without bond. Office is seeking information in gators are working to determine Kings of Leon, Third Eye battery on a victim under the age an alleged robbery. why the built-in security system Blind and Young The Giant of 12 allegedly told Bay County CAMPBELLTON At 11:38 p.m. Sunday, JCSO failed and warned the thief that already had been named as the Sheriff Office investigators he Bay man killed in “received a call of an attempted “we are coming after you.” headliners of the April 26-28 did it because he “was bored.” Jackson head-on crash armed robbery at the Handi- rock show. They will be joined Jhon Albert Mart located at Hwy 69 and MIAMI on the two stages by Cold War Pretell-Car- A head-on collision on U.S. I-10,” a news release stated. Woman falls from car, Kids, Dirty Heads, The Reviv- rizales, 20, was 231 at the intersection with “A white male entered the killed by hit-and-run driver alists, Blackberry Smoke, arrested by State 2 left a Panama City man store, produced a handgun and Anderson East, Kongos, Max BCSO deputies dead early Sunday. demanded money from the A 23-year-old woman Frost, JJ Grey & Mofro, Yea- after a girl said According to the Florida clerk,” the release stated. “After fell from the rear passenger sayer, Alice Merton, The Pretell-Car- Highway Patrol, Tavares F. being unable to get the money, window of a car she was riding Shadowboxers, Brandon Pretell- rizales forced Holland, 30, was killed when he the subject left the store driv- in and was run over and killed “Taz” Niederaurer, Them Carrizales her to have sex crossed into oncoming traffic ing a dark colored pickup truck by a hit-and-run driver. Dirty Roses, Heritage, Matt with him in 2018 while traveling north on U.S. south bound on Hwy 69. The Florida Highway Patrol and Kim, Coin, Parachute, and a forensic interview was 231 about 4:45 a.m. crashing subject is described as a white Lt. Alejandro Camacho said We The Kings, The War and completed. According to a press head-on into a Dodge Promas- male with blonde hair and had Mariah Logan was in the car Treaty, Kirstie Lovelady and release, the girl said it happened ter van traveling southbound a prosthetic on his right leg.” with three friends when she fell Welles. more than once in jurisdictions with a family from Tulsa, Contact JCSO at 850-482- into the road early Sunday. She “We are beyond excited of the BCSO and the Panama Oklahoma. 9648 if you have information. fell while “hanging out” of the about these headliners,” City Police Department. Benjamin Albin, 44, and his window. SandJam Executive Producer After the girl came forward passengers, Ginger Albin, 43; PALM COAST The driver of a Range Rover Rendy Lovelady said in a on Thursday, the next day both Brooklyn Albin, 12; and Joseph Handgun, rifl e stolen that was traveling behind the news release. “Kings of Leon agencies made contact with Albin, 9, were transported to from deputy’s patrol car car ran over Logan. He initially and Third Eye Blind are abso- Pretell-Carrizales. Southeast Health with minor stopped and then fled the scene lutely huge, and Young The “Pretell-Carrizales admit- injuries. Authorities said thieves stole before authorities arrived. Giant looks like they’ll have ted, post-Miranda, to having It is not yet known if alcohol a handgun and a rifle from the The driver of the car and her their first No. 1 single when engaged in sexual intercourse played a factor in the crash, as patrol car of a sheriff’s deputy. two other passengers were not the festival rolls around.” with the victim and another tests are pending on Holland, Flagler County Sheriff’s injured. Go to www.sandjamfest. juvenile over the past few years,” who was pronounced dead at Office spokeswoman Brittany The crash is under com for festival updates, tick- the BCSO press release states. the scene. Charges might be Kershaw said the burglary hap- investigation. ets, lodging, special offers and “Pretell-Carrizales confirmed pending, according to FHP pened Saturday night in Palm more. the details provided by the first officials. Coast. Staff and wire reports * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 B3

LOCAL & STATE Gulf Power seeks delay in recouping storm costs

The News Service of Florida request at the Florida allowing Gulf Power to commission to approve from utilities after past 136,000 customer out- Public Service Commis- recover the hurricane a plan to collect an storms. ages and that 120,452 TALLAHASSEE — sion indicating that it costs. estimated $342 million Also, Gulf Power customers lacked power Gulf Power wants to wants to begin recoup- But the request last from customers to cover operates under a 2017 late in the afternoon of wait a few more months ing the money in July, week asked for the com- costs from the Oct. 10 rate settlement that Oct. 10. before starting to collect after earlier proposing mission to take up the hurricane. anticipated the util- In all, 96 percent of money from customers to start in April. matter May 14. Customers would pay ity would be allowed to customers in the util- to cover costs related to The Public Service Gulf Power, the larg- the costs over five years. recover such costs if a ity’s eastern area lost Hurricane Michael. Commission had been est utility in Northwest The Public Service major storm occurred. power, with more than The Pensacola-based expected during an April Florida, filed a petition Commission has signed Last month’s filing 99,000 outages in Bay utility last week filed a 2 meeting to consider last month asking the off on such proposals said Gulf Power had County. WHAT’S HAPPENING Destin advances on

Tuesday Submit an event ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. possible beachfront buy at the Yacht Basin next to AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 Email pcnhnews@pcnh. The Shrimp Boat Restau- By Tony Judnich properties based on • Tarpon Beach, 3310- a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity com with “What’s Hap- rant on Beck Avenue. 315-4438 | @Tonyjnwfdn various criteria, includ- 3324 Scenic Highway 98; Lutheran, 1001 W. 11th St., pening” in the subject GRAND LAGOON WATER- tjudnich@nwfdai- ing each parcel’s linear 1.8 acres; 336 linear feet; Panama City. Volunteers line. FRONT FARMERS MARKET: lynews.com beach footage, asking $17 million, or $50,595 will be on hand to help you Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. price and proximity to per linear foot fi ll out your taxes. Details: Monday and Tuesday Anderson’s in Panama City DESTIN — The City the heart of Destin. • Shore at Crystal Facebook page AARP Tax- events: Due by 5 p.m. Beach with local makers, Council on Monday Here are descrip- Beach West (Crystal Aide of Bay County Wednesday before bakers and growers; agreed with staff’s rank- tions of the parcels, Port) 2942 Scenic High- BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at Wednesday events: Due child- and pet-friendly fun. ings of eight Gulf-front, listed from highest- to way 98: 0.33-acre; 50 the Panama City Beach by 5 p.m. Monday before Details: Facebook.com/ Crystal Beach-area lowest-ranked: linear feet; $3.65 million, Public Library, 12500 Thursday events: Due by 5 GLWFarmersMarket/ or properties, one or more • Shore at Crystal or $73,000 per linear foot Hutchison Blvd. For ages p.m. Tuesday before 850-481-6848 of which the city might Beach East #1, 2968 • Henderson Beach 0-3 years with a caregiver. SPRING HOME AND buy in order to provide Scenic Highway 98: Villas, 2716-2740 Scenic Details: NWRLS.com GARDEN SHOW: 8 a.m. more public beach land 0.44-acre parcel; 67 Highway 98: 1.08-acre; SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE: to 4 p.m. at the Walton for residents and visitors. linear feet of beach; 205 linear feet; $12 mil- SAVING YOUR FAMILY at 7:40 p.m. After sunset, County Fairgrounds, 790 The city recently asking price of $3.375 lion, or $58,537 per linear TREASURES: 6-8 p.m. at the people are invited to climb State 83 N., DeFuniak hired Humphrey & million, or $50,373 per foot Youth Services Program to the top of the light- Springs, just north of Associates of Fort linear foot • Sunfish Street Parcel, Room at the Bay County house for a view of the Downtown, with garden Walton Beach, at a cost • Capri, 3100 Scenic 3430 Scenic Highway 98; Public Library, 898 W. 11th full moon, as space and displays, a craft show, and of $14,350, to appraise Highway 98: 2.1 acres; 0.37-acre; 60 linear feet; St., Panama City, with time permit. Cost is $10 garden-related seminars the eight parcels. The 300 linear feet; $13.2 $2.95 million, or $49,167 preservation experts from for the general public; $5 throughout the day by the appraisals are 90 per- million, or $44,000 per per linear foot the Smithsonian Institu- for SGLA members. Space UF Extension Offi ce. Event cent complete. linear foot • West James Lee tion demonstrating how to limited; reservations is pet-friendly. Canned and The parcels stand • Shore at Crystal Park, adjacent to James handle, dry and clean dam- recommended by calling non-perishable food item between Henderson Beach East #2, 2970 Lee Park at 3510 Scenic aged objects after homes 850-927-7745. donations accepted at the Beach State Park and Scenic Highway 98: Highway 98; 0.32-acre; are fl ooded. The discus- doors for the Liberty Area the Okaloosa County- 0.44-acre; 67 linear feet; 69 linear feet; $5 million, sion will include personal Food Pantry in DeFuniak owned James Lee Park. $3.65 million, or $54,478 or $72,464 per linear safety, setting priorities, Thursday Springs. Details: Laurie City staff ranked the per linear foot foot. options for treatment, Truett, 850-307-3394 and how to prepare for ZUMBA GOLD: 10-11 a.m. AARP TAX SERVICES: the next disaster. Details: at the Lyndell Conference 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the OBITUARIES Sarah Burris, 850-522-2120 Center, 423 Lyndell Lane, Panama City Beach Public or [email protected]; Panama City Beach. Full- Library, 12500 Hutchison or email [email protected] body workout for all Blvd. Volunteers will be ROGER C. TWO CROW ROBERT ALL-STAR LATIN JAZZ ages. Details: 850-236-3033 on hand to help you fi ll EUGENE QUINTET: 6:30 p.m. at SQUARE DANCE LES- out your taxes. Details: Roger C. Two Crow, 68, BURCH Alice’s on Bayview, 1000 SONS: 6:30-8 p.m. at Grand NWRLS.com of Panama City, Florida, Bayview Ave., Panama Square Hall, 1105 Bob UNWINED: All day at Aaron passed away on March Funeral services City. Featuring Victor Little Road, Panama City. Bessant Park, 600 Pier 16, 2019, at his home. for Robert Eugene Payano (sax and fl ute), $5 per person. Details: Park Drive, Panama City He was born in Kyle, Burch, 56, of Boston, Jimmy Medina (conga), Anne, 850-387-3101; Beach. Southern garden South Dakota, and was a Massachusetts, who Mike Levine (keyboard), Kathie, 850-896-5798 party featuring craft beer full-blooded Cheyenne died March 17, 2019, Charles Pagano (drums), and wine from around the Native American. Roger will begin at 2 p.m. and Steve Gilmore (bass). globe, with culinary treats retired after 18 years of Thursday, March Cuban specialties will be Friday by the region’s leading service in the U.S. Army 21, 2019, at Wilson added to the menu for the chefs. Saturday includes and served in combat Funeral Home. The evening. Reservations: THROUGH THREADS OF a grand afternoon tasting during the Vietnam War. family will receive Larry or Amy, 850-784- TIME: exhibition runs from 1-4:30 p.m., cooking He later worked as a police friends at the funeral 2106; seating limited. through March 31 at the demos at 2:45 and 3:15 officer on Pine Ridge Res- home from 1-2 p.m. Admission at door is Panama City Center for p.m. by Top Chef fi nalist ervation in South Dakota Noah, Josie, Alexcia, Interment will fol- $10 for Gulf Jazz Society the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., Kevin Gillespie, and live and as a police officer in Jessica, Jillian, Brittani, low in Evergreen members, $12 for others; Panama City. Featuring entertainment by Brandi Sturgis, South Dakota. He Summer, Dillon, Kylie, Memorial Gardens. membership applications quilts by Maxine Thomas. Carlile and Johnny Swim spent 14 years as a for- Kelsea and Cameron; and available. Half of proceeds Free admission. Details: from 5-7:30 p.m. Concert- est ranger in Rapid City, four great-grandchildren. goes to an Oaks by the Bay PCCenterForTheArts.com only tickets are $20; grand South Dakota, and worked Services will be NYLA FOX Park restoration fund. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 tasting tickets are $75 and for IHS as a security announced at a later date. PANAMA CITY WRITERS a.m. to 3 p.m. at Trinity include admission to all of guard until retirement. Expressions of sympa- Funeral services ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 Lutheran at 1001 W. 11th Saturday’s events. Details: Roger is survived by thy may be submitted or for Nyla Fox will p.m. at St. Andrews Civic St., Panama City. Vol- VisitPanamaCityBeach. his spouse, Linda L. Two viewed on line at www. begin at 11 a.m. Club, 2629 W. 10th St., unteers will be on hand com Crow; four children, kentforestlawn.com. Wednesday at Forest Panama City. Help critique to help you fi ll out your 4th ANNUAL DINE AND Daniel Two Crow (Nikki), Kent-Forest Lawn Park United Meth- each other’s writings. All taxes. Details: Facebook DAZZLE — ‘NEW BEGIN- Jeff Gilmore (Laurie), Funeral Home odist Church. Inter- genres. Meeting on the page AARP Tax-Aide of NINGS’: 6-11 p.m. at the Julie Opeka (Radly) and 2403 Harrison Ave. ment will follow at fi rst and third Tuesdays Bay County Florida State University Brad Wise (Marsha); one Panama City, Fla. 32405 Evergreen Memo- of each month. Details: PANAMA CITY BEACH Holley Center, 4750 Col- brother, Robert Two Crow 850-763-4694 rial Gardens. The panamacitywriters.org SENIOR CENTER FISH legiate Drive, Panama (Sharon); 11 grandchildren, www.kentforestlawn.com family will receive LINE DANCING: 6:30-8:30 FRY: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at City. Gala benefi ting friends at the church p.m. at Grand Square the Oatfi eld Center, 423 Angel House Bereavement from 10-11 a.m. Hall, 1105 Bob Little Lyndell Lane, Panama Center. Entertainment JOYCE EVANS Road, Panama City. City Beach. Phil Chester by Sean of the South and For all levels. $5 per and his team again will dancing to Sound Arcade. Services for Joyce March 20, 2019, at Guidelines and person. Details: 850-258- be on hand to cook. Enjoy Live and silent auctions. Evans, 74, of Southport, Heritage Funeral Home. deadlines 9847 or seasideliving87@ a tasty fi sh fry, complete Tickets $60 per person; Florida, who died March To extend condo- yahoo.com with hush puppies and all full tables $500. Details: 17, 2019, will begin at lences, visit www. Obituary notices are the trimmings. Tickets $10 850-257-5036 11 a.m. Wednesday, heritagefhllc.com. written by funeral per person on sale at the homes and relatives Wednesday Oatfi eld Center. Details: of the deceased. 850-233-5065 Sunday HUBERT FRANKLIN ‘SAM’ MOORE, JR. The News Herald SIDEWALK STARGAZING: UNWINED KICKOFF reserves the right at the Bay County Public PARTY: 6-8 p.m. Aaron GRAND LAGOON WATER- Mr. Hubert Franklin John Robert King and to edit for AP style Library, 898 W. 11th St., Bessant Park, 600 Pier FRONT FARMERS MARKET: “Sam” Moore, Jr., 76, of James Richard-King; and format. Families Panama City. Time will Park Drive, Panama City 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. Panama City, Florida, along with beloved submitting notices be announced on the Beach. Hosted by Southern Anderson’s in Panama City passed away on Satur- brother-in-law, James must type them in Facebook event page one Living magazine; limited Beach with local makers, day, March 16, 2019. Nelson Jones, and a typeface and font week before event; can- to 300 tickets ($175 each) bakers and growers; He was born on June sister-in-law, Rox- that can be scanned celed in the event of poor which grant admission child- and pet-friendly fun. 23, 1942, in Lisenby anne DeSentis-Jones. into a computer. sky-viewing conditions. to all weekend events. Details: Facebook.com/ Hospital to Hubert Mr. Moore will Deadline for obituar- Details: NWRLS.com Details: VisitPanamaCity- GLWFarmersMarket/ or Franklin “Poss” be laid to rest in the ies is 3 p.m. daily for FULL MOON CLIMB: 7:30 Beach.com 850-481-6848 Moore, Sr. and Autery Moore Family Plot in the following day’s p.m. at Cape St. George BALLROOM DANCING: 6:30- Melissa Hollis-Moore. Greenwood Cemetery. newspaper. Obituar- Lighthouse on St. George 8:30 p.m. at Grand Square He was employed by At his request, ser- ies may be e-mailed Island. Sunset/full moon Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, Monday International Paper vices will be private. to pcnhobits@pcnh. climb from 7:30-9 p.m. Panama City. For all levels; Company, Aladdin Expressions of sym- com or delivered to will include light hors $5 per person at the door. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 Brush Manufactur- pathy may be viewed The News Herald, 501 d’oeuvres. Cost is $15 Details: 850-277-0566 or a.m. to 2 p.m. at the ing, Harper Corp. and or submitted at www. W. 11th St., Panama for the general public; [email protected] Panama City Beach Public Wellstream Corp. southerlandfamily.com. City. View today’s $10 for members of the Library, 12500 Hutchison Mr. Moore is survived Southerland Family obituaries and sign St. George Lighthouse Blvd. Volunteers will be by his wife, Susan J. Funeral Home the online guest Association. The sun will Saturday on hand to help you fi ll Jones-Moore; daughter, 1112 Ohio Ave. books of your loved set at 7:51 p.m. and the out your taxes. Details at Susanne Claire Moore- Lynn Haven, FL 32444 ones at newsherald. “Worm” moon will rise THE MARKET AT ST. NWRLS.com Montague; stepsons, 850-785-8532 com/obituaries. * ** B4 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald Suspect in 1999 shooting of NYPD offi cer arrested in Florida

The Associated Press stations in Jacksonville “Law enforcement sent to the Jacksonville The NYPD did not connected through the reported Lester Pearson, professionals demon- prosecutors’ office, and describe the circum- officer’s sister. NEW YORK — A man 43, was taken into cus- strate time and again that an email also was sent to stances of the shooting Ling, 27 years old at wanted in the 1999 shoot- tody Friday morning in we are patient and that the Bronx District Attor- but, according to a New the time and an under- ing of an off-duty New connection to the death our collaborative forces ney’s office. York Post account at cover officer, was shot in York Police Department of officer Vincent Ling. have a very long reach,” The Jacksonville Sher- the time, the December the chest and had a bullet officer who later died from NYPD Commissioner he said. iff’s Office said it had no 1999 conflict in the Bronx between two vertebrae. his injuries was arrested James O’Neill tweeted his It was not clear if Pear- information Sunday on the started when the two men He died some time later. in Florida almost two appreciation Sunday for son had a lawyer who arrest. The U.S. Marshals ran into each other on Pearson at that time had decades after the shooting. Jacksonville police and could comment on his Service did not return calls the street and an argu- an extensive arrest record Local television U.S. marshals in the arrest. behalf. Messages were seeking comment. ment ensued. They were and one conviction.

the woman awakened, BLOTTER she began to verbally CLEANUP berate them. From Page B1 (The woman) “stated From Page B1 she ‘did not do a (exple- This case is closed. tive) thing wrong’ and she did not know Melinda Leduc has a BAY COUNTY what we wanted from sister that lives on Oak- A different kind of her,” the deputy enshaw Drive. Melinda cleanup needed wrote. and her husband Roger Unsurprisingly, Leduc relocated to Hurricane Michael the woman admit- New York after their debris isn’t the only ted “drinking all day.” Lynn Haven home was thing clogging ditches After her verbal abuse of destroyed, and their in Bay County, as Bay both EMS and deputies, Thursday drive down County Sheriff’s Office the woman was placed Oakenshaw Drive was deputies discovered last into protective custody one of their first times in week. because of her high level the area since Hurricane Deputies responded to of intoxication. Michael. They said the the area of Canal Avenue When deputies damage was "unbeliev- and Game Farm Road picked up the woman’s able" and left them in about 6:45 p.m. Friday purse, they reported "shock" and "awe." Homes, businesses and forests are still damaged months after Hurricane Michael after a call by a con- finding a large glass "They ain’t done much swept through Youngstown, Florida on Saturday, March 16, 2019. Some residents cerned citizen reporting marijuana pipe con- to this," said Roger. are disappointed in the county’s response in the town north of Panama City. [JOSHUA a woman was lying in a taining marijuana "They’ve cleaned it up BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] ditch. residue. some, because you used EMS responded in The woman was then to not be able to get up Sonny Thompson, be not terrible but not Thompson also said case the woman was placed under arrest and and down this road and who lives on Oakenshaw as good as it was," said some people seem to have having a medical issue, booked into the Bay all," said Melinda. "For Drive, said the area looks Thompson. "Some people left. though according to County Jail. five months later, you better than it did right are restoring things the report, they needn’t This case is closed. would think it would be after the storm. but some people aren’t (Patrick McCreless con- have bothered, as once further along." "I guess it seems to restoring things." tributed to this story.)

whom he doesn’t think SCREAMER will be able to tell the boat was ever caught in one of From Page B1 the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the United States. other repairs. “It’s that same feeling “We fixed everything of when I first brought even marginally wrong, her back from Alabama and somethings that (when I bought her),” he weren’t,” Redmond said. said. “The newness. She Now, the vessel has felt so good and ran so passed the “very strict” smooth.” Coast Guard test, and The Sea Screamer Redmond’s even stricter is a family-run busi- assessment, and is ready ness. To book a trip, call The Sea Screamer was tossed on shore by Hurricane for passengers, most of 850-235-3000. Michael on Oct. 10. [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO]

and concepts. (TSA). The Bay County to himself or herself, or REPORT • Thursday, April 25: Commission and other to others. Presentation of the governing bodies have “We had another five From Page B1 finished draft plan for formally asked FEMA referrals yesterday, and the task force’s formal to extend the assistance two this morning,” Moss • Friday, March 23: approval. another 90 days but said. Completion of “one- While the consultants have not heard back “These children are on-one” interviews presented the final steps from the agency. Johnson reacting to the trauma with elected officials toward a draft recovery said he expects a reply caused by the hurricane,” to gain their inputs and plan as an orderly process within the next two consultant David Roque recommendations; that is keeping to its tight weeks. agreed. • Tuesday, March schedule, two discussion A second, and more Task force Chairman 26: Meeting of the items at the meeting poignant reminder of Robert Carroll said six branch leaders to Thursday underscored the area’s continuing he and the other refine a “specific action the urgency facing the struggle came from task members have been plan” and funding task force as it continues force panelist Steve impressed by the level strategies to be employed its work. Moss, a member of the of public participation for top-priority items; Michael Johnson, Bay County School in the ongoing work. He • Friday, March 29: Final Panama City’s Board. Calling the mental encouraged continuing branch meetings; director of community health of the county’s involvement as the • Friday, April 5: A development and head public schoolchildren “in recovery plan takes formal public meeting to of the housing branch, crisis,” and lamenting a final shape. Information unveil the rough draft said about 200 displaced shortage of treatment concerning the time of the recovery plan families temporarily facilities after the storm, and place of future and receive public inputs living in Panama City Moss revealed that task force and branch on its recommendations; Beach lodgings face an since Christmas, 62 meetings can be found at Monday, April 11: A April 10 cutoff of the separate interventions the task force website at second branch leaders’ Federal Emergency have occurred under www.recoverbaycounty. meeting to polish the Management Agency’s the Baker Act, where a com. draft report, including temporary sheltering student is identified as ranking specific projects assistance program posing significant harm

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 B5 Girl’s age eased Epstein’s sex off ender obligations

By Beth Reinhard and also declined to comment Kimberly Kindy on that issue, as did an The Washington Post attorney for Epstein. In some states, the A federal investiga- age of consent is a factor tion into alleged sexual in deciding whether a misconduct by multimil- sex offender convicted lionaire Jeffrey Epstein out of state is required had flagged scores of to register. The age of potential underage vic- consent is 16 years old tims, including the in more than half of the 14-year-old girl who first states, according to sur- alerted police. But when veys and government he pleaded guilty in state reports, potentially court in 2008, the only Jeffrey Epstein is shown in custody in West Palm Beach allowing Epstein to own minor Epstein was con- in 2008. U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra ruled Thursday homes in many of those victed of soliciting was 16 that federal prosecutors violated the rights of victims places without having to years old at the time the by secretly reaching a non-prosecution agreement with register. offenses began, according Epstein, a wealthy fi nancier accused of sexually abusing “Society in general to information obtained dozens of underage girls. [GATEHOUSE MEDIA FILE PHOTO] is much more punitive by The Washington Post. and harsh if the victim The younger girl who prosecution team led from.” was 14 versus 17,” said initially notified police by then-U.S. Attor- He and his client attorney Zachary Margu- has long believed that ney Alexander Acosta, believed she was the lis-Ohnuma, who was not hers was the case refer- now President Donald victim in the state case in involved in the Epstein enced in the guilty plea, Trump’s labor secre- part because of her role in case but belongs to a New her attorney said. Some tary, violated the rights reporting Epstein. Upon York City Bar Associa- media accounts said as of alleged victims by learning that she was not, tion group studying the much. Publicly available not notifying them of an Kuvin said: “It’s unbe- registration law. “The charging documents agreement not to bring lievably upsetting. The collateral consequences, contained no name or federal charges. Some rug has been swiped out including registration, age, however. Pressed House Democrats are from under the one girl are much more serious to resolve the ambiguity, calling for the resigna- who was brave enough to with a younger victim.” state prosecutors in Flor- tion of Acosta, whose come forward and break An investigation by ida recently provided The department oversees this thing.” the Miami Herald late Post with the victim’s investigations into sex Epstein, now 66, was last year reported that date of birth. trafficking and workplace charged with soliciting 80 girls and women said The decision to charge abuses. a minor between Aug. 1, they were victimized Epstein with a crime Attorneys for the 2004, and Oct. 9, 2005, by Epstein, citing civil involving an older teen — alleged victims are according to court docu- lawsuits, interviews and part of a plea deal that has seeking to void the non- ments. Based on the birth other records. Epstein been criticized as overly prosecution agreement, date provided by the state served 13 months in jail lenient — has eased his which ended the fed- attorney’s office, this on two felony solicitation obligations to register as eral probe and granted victim would have been charges. One involved a sex offender. In New immunity to any poten- 16 when the solicitation a minor, and the other Mexico, for instance, tial co-conspirators. began and on the eve of makes no reference to a where Epstein has a “They were cutting her 18th birthday — the specific victim, according 7,600-acre property a plea deal. It wasn’t a age of consent in Florida to charging documents. called Zorro Ranch, he prosecution,” said attor- — when it ended. In a letter to the editor is not required to regis- ney Spencer Kuvin, who The state and fed- published this month by ter, state officials said, represented the 14-year- eral prosecutors’ offices The New York Times, because his victim was old girl who alerted in Florida that were several of Epstein’s not under 16. police, referencing the involved in Epstein’s case attorneys wrote that “the The case has faced number of victims court declined to comment on number of young women growing scrutiny since records say federal pros- why the older victim involved in the investi- last month, when a fed- ecutors identified. They was selected. Through gation has been vastly eral judge ruled that the had “40 girls to choose a spokeswoman, Acosta exaggerated.”

* ** B6 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald

DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Online relationship stalls over meeting in person

serious ongoing health waiting for a perfect time to issues and he wants to wait meet. What should I do? — until they are resolved to GAMER GIRL IN INDIANA meet. He has had them for DEAR GAMER GIRL: When much of his life, although someone you meet online is they have gotten worse reluctant to meet in person Jeanne Phillips during the time I have and interact with you fully, known him. So far, there there is usually a reason. has been no diagnosis or Having had these “health DEAR ABBY: I met a really treatment plan. problems” all his life, one great guy online eight When I have asked, he would think there would be months ago. He lives in says I should be patient and a NAME for the illness and another country and we he doesn’t want our rela- a treatment plan. Because have been in a long-dis- tionship to be about waiting he has neither, I question tance relationship for the to do things because of his whether his health is the last six months. We talk all condition. Meanwhile, I reason he doesn’t want you the time, video chat fre- know how much pain he to visit him. He may be in quently and have grown is in. I see it every time we a relationship or not as he very close. I have never chat, and I know how much has represented himself in clicked with anyone like I it affects him. It’s not going some other way. What you have with him, and I know to scare me away. I just need to do is move on. he feels the same. want to be there with him, We are having a sig- to see if we work as well Dear Abby is written by Abi- nificant disagreement in person as we seem to gail Van Buren, also known about meeting in person. online. as Jeanne Phillips, and was I’m willing to travel to I don’t want to add to founded by her mother, Pau- his country. The expense, his stress by insisting line Phillips. Contact Dear while not negligible, is we meet, but I also don’t Abby at www.DearAbby. within my means. How- want to spend months or com or P.O. Box 69440, ever, he says he has some years with my life on hold, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — happy either way. time at all. New factors will change the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. way you view relationships. have no idea what people are 21) — Pay attention, focusing on You'll learn and understand going through until you ask. only one task at a time. A slip of people with more clarity. It's But asking seems so nosey. the fi nger is all it takes to send not good or bad, it's just a You don't want to intrude, and an accidental email, erase your deeper knowledge that requires you certainly don't want to be work or worse. You'll stay alert a more complex and nuanced denied information. So you and all will go well. approach. observe, and observe quite well CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — at that. 19) — Your idea about the Persuasion should be unfelt. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — future clashes with that of The minute you feel it, is the There are people who really do your cohort, and this produces minute it ceases to have infl u- understand you. You realized a third version, a version that ence. Use this principle for this the moment your heart lit pleases neither and also offends business and in relationships of up and your blood pulsed a little neither. Anyway, there's stuff to all kinds. It will apply across the faster. Yes, to be understood is hash out on the future-front. board. a thrill beyond what many ever AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — experience! You know what your own There are things in life you can't LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — pressures are. You'll give a change. To accept that is to Sometimes your benefi ts come thought to the pressures that accept adulthood, essentially, simply because your defi cits others face and experience as immature ideas of power do not. In other words, preven- a feeling of being impressed, fall away to more practical and tion is better than the very best inspired, jealous, humbled and a cooperative mental frameworks. medicine because prevention myriad of other things... CANCER (June 22-July 22) — makes medicine null and void. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — You're versatile. You can exist SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — You're an adventurer, and your as a contributing and interde- Recharge your battery. Like adventure will always come pendent member of a group, or some wonderful modern batter- with adversity. The adversity you can exist as a separate and ies, yours is fast on the uptake. is always something to handle self-supporting entity. What's Once you remember to plug in, fi rst. Get it over with, and your more, you can be perfectly you'll become energized in no entire day will be better.

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 B7 COMICS & PUZZLES

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* ** B8 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald TV LISTINGS

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Last-Standing Last-Standing Mike & Molly Mike & Molly WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Maury (N) Maury Steve (N) Judge Judy Judge Judy Judge Judy (N) Judge Judy Big Bang Big Bang WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Pinkalicious Let’s Go Luna! Nature Cat Wild Kratts Wild Kratts Odd Squad Odd Squad Capitol Update PBS NewsHour (N) World News Rick Steves A&E 34 43 118 265 Gangland “Better Off Dead” The First 48 “Last Fare” The First 48 “Blackout” The First 48 Hoarders “Dale” Dale fills up his Alaskan property. AMC 30 62 131 254 (12:00) ›››‡ A Few Good Men (’92) Tom Cruise. ›››‡ The Green Mile (’99) Tom Hanks, David Morse. A condemned prisoner possesses a miraculous healing power. ANPL 46 69 184 282 Pit Bulls and Parolees I Was Prey North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law BET 53 46 124 329 (12:53) ›››‡ The Color Purple (’85) Whoopi Goldberg, Danny Glover. Based on Alice Walker’s portrait of a rural black woman. (4:55) ››‡ Why Did I Get Married? (’07) Tyler Perry. COM 64 53 107 249 Cleveland Cleveland Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat (:45) The Office (:15) The Office “China” The Office (:25) The Office DISC 36 39 182 278 Airplane Repo American Chopper American Chopper American Chopper “BSN Bike” American Chopper American Chopper: Rebuilt (N) E! 63 57 114 236 Very Cavallari Very Cavallari ››‡ The Holiday (’06) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. E! News (N) ESPN 9 23 140 206 Jalen & Jacoby (N) NBA: The Jump (N) (L) High Noon (N) Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter (N) (L) NIT Basketball Tournament ESPN2 47 24 144 209 (12:30) NFL Live (N) (L) Jalen & Jacoby (N) College GameNight (N) (L) Around/Horn Interruption NIT Basketball Tournament FOOD 38 45 110 231 Chopped Junior “Go Fish!” Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped FREE 59 65 180 311 The Middle The Middle The Middle ››‡ Bruce Almighty (’03) Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman. ›› Just Go With It (’11) Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Kidman. 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USA 62 55 105 242 Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU WGN-A 13 239 307 In the Heat of the Night In the Heat of the Night Blue Bloods “Bad Company” Blue Bloods Blue Bloods “Payback” Cops Cops

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Blazing ANPL 46 69 184 282 North Woods Law North Woods Law (N) (:01) North Woods Law (:01) North Woods Law North Woods Law North Woods Law BET 53 46 124 329 (4:55) Why Did I Get Married? American Soul (N) Boomerang (N) American Soul Boomerang Martin Martin Martin Martin COM 64 53 107 249 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Jim Jefferies Daily Show (:36) Tosh.0 South Park South Park South Park Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 American Chopper (N) (:01) Garage Rehab (N) Shifting Gears With Aaron Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud Garage Rehab Shifting Gears With Aaron E! 63 57 114 236 ››‡ The Holiday (’06) Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law. Busy Tonight Hollywood Medium Hollywood Medium Busy Tonight ESPN 9 23 140 206 NIT Basketball Tournament 2019 NIT Basketball Tournament First Round: Teams TBA. (N) SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter W/Van Pelt SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 NIT Basketball Tournament 2019 NIT Basketball Tournament First Round: Teams TBA. (N) 2019 NIT Basketball Tournament First Round: Teams TBA. (N) Special Olympics World FOOD 38 45 110 231 Chopped “Pizza Perfect” Chopped “Pizza Poetry” (N) Chopped “Million-Dollar Meals” Chopped “Meatball Madness” Chopped “Pizza Poetry” Chopped “Million-Dollar Meals” FREE 59 65 180 311 Good Trouble “Less Than” (N) (:01) ›› Ice Age: Continental Drift (’12) John Leguizamo The 700 Club ›‡ John Tucker Must Die (’06) Jesse Metcalfe, Sophia Bush. FS1 24 27 150 219 PBA Bowling WSOB Chameleon Championship. (N) (L) PBC Collection PBA Bowling WSOB Chameleon Championship. Drag Racing FX 45 51 136 248 ››‡ The Twilight Saga: New Moon (’09) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner. ››› What We Do in the Shadows (’14) Jemaine Clement. What We Do in the Shadows HALL 23 59 185 312 Love on Safari (’18) Lacey Chabert, Jon Cor, Brittany Bristow. Love Under the Rainbow (’19) Jodie Sweetin, Dakota Guppy. 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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 C1 SPORTS Raines leads Lady Commodores to win

By Tyler Waldrep 6-0 victories in Monday Guesnard. [email protected] night’s doubleheader sweep “My first hit just felt over Pensacola State (21-13, like, ‘wow I’m getting back For the first time since 1-5 Panhandle Conference). there,’” Raines said. “Like undergoing surgery on her In six plate appearances, I’m getting back there for my shoulder last May, Gulf Coast Raines hit for two doubles, team.” sophomore Kaylee Raines felt reached first twice more and It wasn’t only the offense confident with her swing on scored as she helped the Lady that showed out at home on Monday night. Commodores (28-10, 5-3) Monday, as the defense did “I felt like every time I went wrap up the first week of con- its part as well. Gulf Coast up to the plate I was going to ference play with wins. coach Beth Wade said she produce for my team,” Raines She also finished with a was especially proud of her said. team-high three RBI across team’s performances as of Gulf Coast’s Belle Wolfenden swings at a pitch during one of She almost did just that as both games, a total matched Monday’s games against Pensacola State at Joe Tom King Field. Gulf Coast claimed 4-1 and only by freshman Dixie See SOFTBALL, C3 [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD]

PREP ROUNDUP ‘We’re not satisfi ed’ Bozeman Gulf Coast opens national tourney in search of 6th title drops second By Dustin Kent [email protected] straight Gulf Coast begins play to Maclay in the NJCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship tournament The News Herald Tuesday night in Lubbock, Tex., with a game against TALLAHASSEE — Maclay Walters State at 6 p.m. took a 7-2 victory over Boze- No. 15 seed Walters State man on Monday afternoon to (29-4) advanced to the give the Bucks their second second round with a 65-47 straight loss. The Bucks are opening round win over No. now 6-2 on the year, while the 18 Miles in Monday’s open- Marauders are 3-5. ing round. Chad McCann took the loss The Lady Commodores for Bozeman for giving up three (23-5), who received a bye runs in one inning of work. Cade as the No. 2 overall seed, Parker was 1 for 4 with a double, earned their way into the while Chad McCann had two national tournament by hits and an RBI. Barrett John- winning their fourth straight ston also had an RBI. Panhandle Conference Bozeman will next play Tues- championship before taking day at Wakulla. a fourth straight state title by knocking off Northwest Knoxville Catholic (Tenn.) 11, Florida State 67-63 in the Rutherford 2 final in Ocala. With a win Tuesday, Gulf PANAMA CITY — The Rams Coast would play again fell to 0-6 on the season with Thursday in the quarterfinal the loss. Nolan Gildea took the round at 3 p.m. loss for Rutherford, surrender- It’s the fourth straight ing seven runs — three earned trip to Lubbock for the Lady — on 10 hits and two walks with Commodores, who won four strikeouts in 4 2⁄3 innings. national championships Dillyn Richardson was 1 for 2 in 2016 and 2017 before with a double and an RBI and a losing in the semifinals to run scored, while Gildea was 1 Tallahassee in 2018, so it’s for 3 with a run. Zack Opperman unlikely anyone in Lubbock and Sebastian Nguyen also had is surprised to see Gulf Coast a hit for the Rams. there again. However, after starting Bay 11, Cornerstone the season in the wake of Charter Academy 8 Hurricane Michael, which kept the Lady Commodores PANAMA CITY — The Gulf Coast point guard Lya Farcy (10) puts up a jump shot during a state tournament game against See HOOPS, C3 Florida Southwestern State in Ocala on March 8. [LIZ KASEY/GULF COAST PHOTO] See ROUNDUP, C3

Hudson familiar with Florida’s fi rst-round opponent

By Graham Hall kind of scary for a minute.” Then, Hudson went back to Correspondent Hudson is more of a low- business. key basketball player when “I’ll probably let it die, I After a roller coaster it comes to talking trash, yet haven’t texted them since season, it seemed only fitting Florida’s senior couldn’t help they sent that back,” he said. to make the Florida Gators but pick up his phone after “Just trying to get ready for wait until the final minute of learning the Gators would them. It’s going to be fun.” CBS’ Selection Sunday to find face Nevada on Thursday in Hudson has known the out their NCAA Tournament the first round of the NCAA Martin twins for nearly eight fate. Tournament. years — their relationship “Yeah, I definitely did Hudson had to text twins began blossoming as high (think UF would be invited), Caleb and Cody Martin, two school freshmen in Rich- but you never know, you standout guards on the trans- mond, Virginia, as teammates never really know because fer-laden No. 7-seed Nevada on Team Loaded, an Amateur it’s all hearsay, so you never Wolf Pack. Athletic Union basketball really know for sure,” senior “Literally, like, maybe a team — although the Martin Jalen Hudson said Monday. second after they showed that twins initially hail from a “I don’t know if we have we were playing each other, town of around 6,000 people. any connections with the I sent them the ‘eyes’ emoji, “They’re from North Caro- selection committee or not, and they both responded lina, yeah Mocksville, North but they were just telling us immediately,” Hudson said. Carolina,” he said. “Small ‘we’re not really sure’ and so “One of them said ‘Yes sir’, town.” we had to wait until the last the other one said ‘Let’s get Florida senior guard Jalen Hudson knows all about two of Nevada’s bracket to find out, so it was it’.” See GATORS, C3 players. [GARY MCCULLOUGH/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] * ** C2 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald Baylor tops women’s NCAA fi eld as bracket leaks

By Doug Feinberg top seed in the field and Regional, where Oregon The Associated Press will be trying to reach is the second seed. Lou- the Final Four for the isville is the top choice NEW YORK — Baylor, first time since 2012. The in the Albany Regional, Notre Dame, Mississippi team has won 23 consec- where No. 2 UConn State and Louisville are utive games — the longest potentially awaits. the No. 1 seeds in the active streak. “We’re thrilled to have women’s NCAA Tour- The Irish are looking the season we’ve had. nament, leading a March to repeat as champions We played an outstand- Madness field that was and are potentially better ing schedule. At the end revealed early thanks to than the team that won of the day, I thought we a production error. the school’s first cham- might be going to Albany The bracket was mis- pionship since 2001 last as 1 or 2,” Louisville coach takenly put out by ESPN season. Notre Dame Jeff Walz said. “It’s really hours before the net- returns most of its team great to be a 1 seed and we work had scheduled its from last year, including know there’s a lot of work selection show. ESPN Final Four MVP Arike in front of us.” apologized and scrambled Ogunbowale, who hit Walz won’t coach the to air an early selec- game-winning shots in Cardinals’ opening game tion show to release the the semifinals and cham- against Robert Morris as brackets while screen- pionship game. The team he will be serving a one- shots of the field were also added talented for- game suspension for shared across social Baylor celebrates after defeating Iowa State during the Big 12 women’s conference ward Brianna Turner, using profane language networks. tournament championship March 11 in Oklahoma City. Baylor won 67-49. [ALONZO ADAMS/ who missed last season toward NCAA officials “In working with THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] with a knee injury. during the Final Four last the NCAA to prepare “I definitely think with year. The veteran coach for tonight’s Women’s said in a statement. “We it doesn’t happen in the were accurate. Brianna Turner we’re a said he expects to have Selection Special we deeply regret the error future.” The No. 1 Lady Bears more talented team and the support of the UConn received the bracket, and extend our apol- In 2016, the men’s are the top team in the we have a couple more fans if his team reaches similar to years past. In ogy to the NCAA and bracket was leaked during Greensboro Regional people on the bench too,” the Sweet 16 and plays in the midst of our prepa- the women’s basketball the selection show, while defending cham- Notre Dame coach Muffet upstate New York. Mary- ration, the bracket was community. We will con- reverberating on Twit- pion Notre Dame is the McGraw said. land is the No. 3 seed in mistakenly posted on duct a thorough review ter and elsewhere as fans first choice in Chicago. Mississippi State is the Albany and Oregon State ESPNU,” the network of our process to ensure wondered if the picks Baylor was the overall No. 1 seed in the Portland is the 4. 76ers’ Embiid hates the Celtics; Kyle Busch’s mark stands now he needs to beat them

By Brian Mahoney on its own, not vs. Petty’s The Associated Press By Jenna Fryer In this era of players The Associated Press wanting to join up with other players, or even CHARLOTTE, N.C. just being friendlier Kyle Busch has 200 with some opponents NASCAR national series than guys on their own wins, the same number teams, it’s nice to know as Richard Petty, and there is still some good, the totals will never old-fashioned hatred in stack up equally into the NBA. a pair of neat columns Yes, Joel Embiid hates that make for an easy the Celtics. debate between the two. He hates Boston so The wins can never be much that he got fined 76ers’ Joel Embiid (21) reacts after making a shot compared because they Kyle Busch stands on his car Sunday after winning the $25,000 last time the during the second half against the Bucks on Sunday were in different eras, NASCAR Cup Series race at Auto Club Speedway in 76ers played them in Milwaukee. The 76ers won 130-125. [AARON GASH/THE under different NAS- Fontana, Calif. [RACHEL LUNA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] because he was so sick ASSOCIATED PRESS] CAR rules and against of losing to the Atlantic dramatically different I’ve run Xfinity and claim Petty always beat Division foes that he lost regular-season meet- worrying about their levels of competition. then have to go back it the very best in NAS- his cool afterward. ings, the last of which caliber of opponent. Petty and Busch were up (the next day) with a CAR. His 1960 victory On Wednesday, he was a 112-109 victory “Listen, we haven’t born 48 years apart, Cup race, it puts a toll at Orange Speedway in gets his last chance in Philadelphia in Feb- played well against a and Busch didn’t even on your body. He just Hillsborough featured during this regular ruary. Embiid believed lot of teams,” he said. meet the minimum age keeps going and going. all of 18 cars, eight of season to beat Boston. he’d been fouled by “Teams that has been requirement to compete I am proud of him.” which didn’t finish the The 76ers host the Al Horford in the final under .500, teams that in NASCAR until 11 years So just remove Petty race, and Petty was Celtics, who knocked minute — the NBA’s Last has been over .500. So after Petty’s retirement. from the discussion. His the only driver on the them out of the 2-Minute Report would with the lack of experi- So what is with 200 Cup victories are a lead lap at the finish. playoffs last season, later agree — and was ence closing out games, the obsessive hand- record that will never Busch seems to fall spoiled their open- fined for his public crit- you’re going to have wringing in compar- be broken, and Busch in the same category ing game in this one, icism of the officiating that.” ing the statistics? did not break or even tie as Johnson, who won and then ruined their that included profanity. The Lakers fell 124- Busch on Sunday col- that mark. What Busch a record five consecu- Christmas with another 123 to the New York lected his 200th check- did stands on its own tive Cup titles — seven nationally televised NOT GOOD Knicks on Sunday, ered flag with a victory and, no matter how his total championships victory. ENOUGH unable to get many at Auto Club Speedway 200 victories are sliced in 11 years — but has A long-time rivalry stops in the first quar- in California. Petty won and diced, he already been underappreciated that delivered a famous The Los Angeles ter or make shots in the all 200 of his races at rates as one of NAS- despite his dominance. fight between Hall Lakers just lost to the fourth. James had two the Cup level. Busch’s CAR’s all-time greats. Johnson’s accomplish- of Famers Larry Bird team with the NBA’s shots blocked in the win at Fontana was the Is he the greatest? ments have often been and Julius Erving has worst record and now final minute, includ- 53rd of his Cup career, That’s an argument taken for granted, and become so one-sided face the one with the ing his final attempt by but accompanies 53 without an answer. perhaps another driver that Embiid declared best. Mario Hezonja with 2.3 Truck Series victories There’s zero consensus will come along one day earlier this season that To LeBron James, it seconds remaining. and 94 in the Xfinity as to who holds that title, and equal his feats. it wasn’t even a rivalry doesn’t really matter Now they head to Series — both records be it Petty, Dale Earn- But no one will touch anymore, because the who they play. Milwaukee for a game for NASCAR’s minor hardt or Jimmie Johnson, Petty’s mark of 200 Celtics always win. The Lakers have Tuesday, hoping to end league national series. all seven-time cham- Cup wins, and it is Boston has won enough of their own a three-game losing Win No. 200 came pions. David Pearson highly unlikely another 17 of the last 19 problems without streak. a day after he finished won 105 races, beating driver will come close second in the Xfin- Petty in many of them, to putting together ity race and capped a so he deserves men- the numbers Busch three-week West Coast tion, as does four-time has across NASCAR. road trip in which Busch champion Jeff Gordon, Busch has been at it never finished lower who debuted in Petty’s full-time since 2003 than third in seven races. finale then blazed his and he has raced with His stops in hometown own Hall of Fame career. various rules packages Las Vegas, Phoenix and There’s no denying at a time when NAS- finally California net- that Busch is a polar- CAR has put the squeeze ted back-to-back Cup izing figure among fans. on how often super- wins, two Xfinity Series Many love his passion stars can step down to victories and a runner- and drive — he didn’t Xfinity and Trucks. up finish and a Truck hide his disappointment In 2015, when he Series win at Vegas. in finishing second in broke his leg and ankle For those keep- the Daytona 500, which in a crash in the season- ing score at home, his was a 1-2-3 Joe Gibbs opening Xfinity Series average finish was 1.42 Racing sweep and a race, he came back from in seven events span- monumental celebra- injury and won five Cup ning three series. tion for the organiza- races and the cham- His older brother, tion. Because Busch pionship. He added a the 2004 series cham- didn’t win, he didn’t pair of Truck Series pion, succinctly sum- really feel like partying. victories and six Xfin- marized just how Other fans find him ity Series wins, as well. improbable Busch’s abrasive, accuse him of Stop worrying about accomplishments are being a poor loser and where Busch stacks up on a weekly basis. discredit a bulk of those against Petty or anyone “When you are run- 200 victories because else. Appreciate what ning Trucks, Xfinity they came in lower series he continues to do on a and Cup, you are wear- against drivers climb- weekly basis and that ing your body out every ing the developmental he still cares so much day going after it,” Kurt ladder. He beat whoever about racing that add- Busch said after visit- lined up on the track ing trophies to his mas- ing his little brother in with him, same as Petty sive collection is all that victory lane. “Anytime did, and it is a stretch to really matters to him. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 C3 McIlroy blocks out noise, hits his stride

By Doug Ferguson the 2010 Masters, and occasions — questions “I feel like I’ve managed working with people pretty good.” The Associated Press a few months later the about his ability to close the first six tournaments to remind himself that Not since 2012 has precocious 20-year-old became louder. of the year very well, golf is a joy to play and McIlroy started a year so PONTE VEDRA from Northern Ireland His patience was tested even with some noise provides a comfortable well. BEACH, Fla. — Rory shot 62 on the final day at when he began this year around me, whether ‘he lifestyle — he went over He won the Honda McIlroy managed to Quail Hollow for his first by playing in the final can’t close, he can’t play $45 million in career PGA Classic to reach No. 1 in block out all the noise, PGA Tour victory. group in three out of his on Sundays,’ blah, blah, Tour earnings alone — the world for the first all the distractions, and McIlroy set the U.S. five tournaments, finish- blah,” McIlroy said. “I’ve but that it doesn’t define time, had runner-up fin- this was long before he Open scoring record a ing no worse than a tie for just got to do my thing. him as a person. ishes in Abu Dhabi and even reached the pivotal year later with an eight- sixth. And if I go concentrate “Who I am as a person the Match Play, was third three-hole finish at the shot victory. He had four But he never showed on me, control what I can isn’t who I am as a at a World Golf Champi- TPC Sawgrass to win The majors — missing only a any hint on panic. do, good golf and good golfer,” he said. “And onship at Doral, and tied Players Championship. green jacket — at age 25. His reaction when he attitude takes care of the it took me a while to get for fifth in Dubai. In those McIlroy, more than So with McIlroy tapped in for par Sunday rest.” to that point where I five events, he was never any other player, has approaching his 30th to win The Players was Attitude has been key realized who those two more than four shots out been looked upon as birthday, and with only not much different from for McIlroy. people were. So that has of the lead. golf’s next big thing in one victory over his pre- when he finished with a It was important not been a big thing. And I Now he has a victory the decade since age and vious 50 tournaments par at Bay Hill, a bogey to get down on himself think that’s been the big against the strongest injuries began to slow worldwide, the critics at Riviera, a birdie at if he didn’t win, even if difference between the field in golf at The Play- Tiger Woods. took notice. When he Torrey Pines. All of them everyone expected him highs and lows of the last ers, which is feeling more Jack Nicklaus took to played in the final group were good weeks when he to at Wentworth last year few years and the more and more like a major in Twitter on Sunday night nine times without win- looked back over 72 holes. and Dubai two months consistent play. I’ve had everything but the label, for memories of the time ning — never mind that One of them was better ago. two wins in the last 12 to go with a runner-up McIlroy first came to he was at least three shots than the other because McIlroy says he has months, but even the play in Dubai and top finishes meet with him ahead of back on five of those he won a trophy. been reading books and in between that has been everywhere else.

Gulf Coast’s HOOPS Kristina Warford From Page C1 (14) is out at fi rst as Pensacola’s out of their own gym for Kaeleen the first month of the Kohler season, another trip to catches the Lubbock was something throw. [PATTI Gulf Coast coach Roonie BLAKE/THE Scovel said she and her NEWS HERALD] players certainly didn’t take for granted. the fifth inning of the first “I think it’s a great SOFTBALL game when Kat McGlamry achievement for this scored on a wild pitch team with how we From Page C1 shortly after Poole relieved started the school year starting pitcher Brittany and everything that Crowson. happened,” Scovel said. late considering lead-off “I thought it was time in “To be one of the final hitter and starting center- game one to make a move, 24 teams, I think that’s fielder Sam Sisco missed give them a little bit dif- pretty special.” Gulf Coast players cheer from the bench during a state tournament game in Ocala on the first week of conference ferent look,” Wade said. Like most Gulf Coast March 8. [LIZ KASEY/GULF COAST PHOTO] games due to illness. “They had two runners on teams, this one has It was Raines who with no outs. So we made more than its fair share into overtime and win. Scovel said she’s not ter- think the Lady Commo- filled her spot in the bat- the move to go to Hannah of talent, with two first To have a disposition ribly excited about, but dores deserve whatever ting order Monday, while and she came in and shut team All-Panhandle that we don’t seem to get should the Lady Commo- good happens to these Hayden Lindsay occupied the door like she’s done a Conference players in bothered either way, it’s dores make it that far, she ladies, so let’s try to centerfield in Sisco’s couple of other times for Alexus Dye and Brit- probably a good quality said she’s not that con- embrace it and enjoy it.” absence. us.” tany Davis, the latter of for this team to have.” cerned about who their That doesn’t mean Gulf “We’ve had kids step Wade went back to whom was also named The Lady Commodores opponent would be. Coast is just happy to be up,” Wade said. “We’ve Crowson to close out the the league’s Freshman of didn’t appear to be both- “If we meet again that there. For a program that had people playing out second game when Poole the Year. ered by much in the state means we’re in the final has claimed five national of position a little bit and seemed to run out of gas But Scovel attributed tournament, easing past four,” she said. “I would championships, the stan- they’ve fought through after the fifth inning of the this group’s success less Daytona State and Flor- say that if this team could dard for success is much the first round ... hopefully second game. In her last to its pure basketball ida Southwestern State get to the final four, we’d more than simply a good we can kind of get get even two innings of work Crow- talent than to its ability to by 25 and 16 points before have to smile and say, showing. more on track.” son struck out two batters handle and fight through edging past Northwest ‘hey, we’re in the final “When you go on a Gulf Coast pitcher and limited Pensacola State any adversity in its way. Florida State 67-63 in a four so let’s go try again.’ 20-hour ride, you’re not Hannah Poole wasn’t quite to two hits. “I would say resil- tough, back-and-forth To play somebody five just riding out there to satisfied with her perfor- After playing eight games iency, it’s a refuse to lose affair. times would be absolutely play and have fun,” Scovel mance inside the cirlce in the last seven days, Gulf sort of thing,” she said. The two Panhandle no fun. We had to play said. “But whatever hap- across almost eight innings Coast will enjoy a bit of a “I guess with everything Conference rivals are Tallahassee four times last pens, I think I’ll handle of action on Monday. Still, breather before returning that happened, they just on the same side of the year and that didn’t work it better and appreciate she managed to strike out to action March 25 when handled it and dealt with bracket in Lubbock, with out for us. it more. We’re definitely 10 batters, so it was hardly the team hits the road for it. They’re so resilient, the Lady Raiders (24-5) “But if we get back not satisfied. The kids a bad outing. a doubleheader against so hopefully that quality set to play its first round to the final four, I’m have worked so hard and “My timing was just a Tallahasssee. will pay dividends at the game Tuesday against certainly not gonna com- done that grind, now this little bit off tonight,” Poole “Really with us playing national tournament. Northern Oklahoma plain. This is probably the is the important part, the said. “I was throwing a little back-to-back-to-back “We had some games Enid. With three North- one tournament where biggest part, the biggest bit shorter than I normally it’s just trying to keep kids where we would be up west victories and two I don’t have any opin- stage. We’re not satis- do. I mean it worked, so I healthy and arms healthy,” 15 and lose the lead and Gulf Coast wins, they ion about where we are, fied, but will I be unhappy was still spinning it, so they Wade said. “You start to still win, or like with could meet up again for a where other people are, if we don’t win it? Oh no, were having a tough time get some nagging injuries. Pensacola being down 22 fifth time in the national who got there, who didn’t I’m definitely happy with spinning it.” Now we have a week off, in the third quarter and semifinals on Friday. get there. I just want to what they’ve achieved Pensacola State’s lone so hopefully we can kind of manage to get that one It’s a scenario that enjoy the moment and I this year.” run of the day occurred in get healthy.”

Wolf Pack the duo sought into the NCAA Tourna- like he has a smaller guy younger. They’re both very good players, very, GATORS a new home. Now, after ment, may need to utilize on him he may try and super versatile. Cody very good players. I think two standout seasons on Hudson’s familiarity actually post up, because doesn’t shoot the three as they’ll play at the next From Page C1 a Nevada team starting with the opposition in he did that when we were well as Caleb, but they’re level, for sure.” five transfers, a profes- order to prevail in the sional career seems in the first round. Like Hudson, Caleb cards for both Caleb and “One of them is more and Cody initially stayed Cody. of a scorer, Caleb Martin. close to home — Hudson First, however, it’s If I were to compare him at Virginia Tech, the time to settle the score. to somebody, I would Martins bound for North “It’s going to be compare him to kind of Carolina State. super exciting, they’re like a Bryce Brown from “We played them twice super competitive. But Auburn. He puts up a lot a year, my freshman and it’s going to be a war,” of shots, he’s kind of a sophomore year, and Hudson said. “Especially volume guy. Once he gets my last meeting we got at this time in the season. hot, it’s super hard to them at home at Virginia We have to win or we’re slow him down,” Hudson Tech,” Hudson said. “I coming back here, so it’s said. “And they’re both think we played them going to be a war, even 6-foot-7, super long. four times, we split 2-2.” though they are consid- Cody’s more of like a The Martins experi- ered family.” point guard, more of a enced modest success at The Gators, ranked passer. When we were first, but after an incon- 14th in KenPom defen- younger, he actually sistent two years with the sive efficiency heading played the 4, so if he feels

runs — three earned — on three RBI, while Austin ROUNDUP seven hits and two walks Childree was 2 for 4 with with six strikeouts. a triple, two runs, and an From Page C1 Tristan Orme got the RBI. Connor Peck had a win for one inning of double and two RBI, and relief in which he allowed Colby Miller a double, an Tornadoes picked up one earned run on one RBI, and a run. their third win in a row hit and two walks with a Charlie Owens had a to improve to 4-3 on the strikeout. hit, a run, and an RBI, season. Trent Whaley Edgar Rodriguez led with Mason Rodgers started for Bay and went the Bay offense, going 2 adding a hit and scoring five innings, allowing six for 4 with a double and two runs. * ** C4 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald

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Wednesday USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE N.C. Central (18-15) vs. North Dakota State The top 25 teams in the USA Today women’s PRO BASKETBALL (18-15), 5:40 p.m. college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes Monday Arizona State (22-10) vs. St. John’s (21-12), in parentheses, records through March 17, NBA College baseball Bartlesville at Bay 7 p.m. Matinee: 8:10 p.m. points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place All times Central Northwest at Gulf Coast Bozeman at Wakulla 4 Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:55 a.m. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote EASTERN CONFERENCE Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., EAST REGIONAL and last week’s ranking: W L PCT GB 5 p.m. p.m. Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. FIRST ROUND RECORD PTS LWR x-Milwaukee 52 18 .743 — Evening: Thursday 1. Baylor (32) 31-1 800 1 x-Toronto 50 21 .704 2½ Baseball Softball Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. At Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena 2. UConn 31-2 764 2 x-Philadelphia 45 25 .643 7 Rutherford vs. Grace Marianna at North Bay Tuesday Jacksonville, Fla. 3. Notre Dame 30-3 733 3 Indiana 44 26 .629 8 Matinee: LSU (26-6) vs. Yale (22-7), 11:40 a.m. 4. Mississippi State 30-2 705 4 Boston 43 28 .606 9½ Christian Academy at Bay Haven 6 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:55 a.m. Maryland (22-10) vs. Belmont-Temple winner, 5. Louisville 29-3 670 5 Detroit 36 34 .514 16 10 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m. 2:10 p.m. 6. Stanford 28-4 641 6 Brooklyn 36 36 .500 17 Wednesday At Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, Iowa 7. Oregon 29-4 601 7 Miami 34 36 .486 18 Matinee: Louisville (20-13) vs. Minnesota (21-13), 11:15 8. Iowa 26-6 585 8 Orlando 33 38 .465 19½ Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 p.m. 9. Maryland 28-4 541 9 Charlotte 31 38 .449 20½ a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Michigan State (28-6) vs. Bradley (20-14), 1:45 10. N.C. State 26-5 503 10 Washington 30 41 .423 22½ ON THE AIR simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota p.m. 11. Oregon State 24-7 442 12 Atlanta 24 47 .338 28½ 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Friday 12. Syracuse 24-8 395 14 Chicago 19 52 .268 33½ Beach noon. At Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, S.C. 13. Iowa State 25-8 369 15 Cleveland 18 53 .254 34½ Today Tournament: Temple vs. Evening: Duke (29-5) vs. N.C. Central-North Dakota State 14. Gonzaga 28-4 332 11 New York 14 57 .197 38½ Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby winner, 6:10 p.m. 15. Miami 24-8 327 16 BOWLING Belmont, First Four Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. VCU (25-7) vs. UCF (23-8), 8:40 p.m. 16. Marquette 26-7 321 13 WESTERN CONFERENCE 7 p.m. 10 p.m. Thursday At SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. 17. Kentucky 24-7 294 17 W L PCT GB Matinee: Mississippi State (23-10) vs. Liberty (28-6), 18. South Carolina 21-9 265 18 x-Denver 47 22 .681 — FS1 — PBA Bowling: ESPN2 — NIT Tour- Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 6:27 p.m. 19. Texas A&M 24-7 222 19 x-Golden State 47 22 .681 — WSOB PBA, Chameleon nament: Dayton vs. a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- Virginia Tech (24-8) vs. Saint Louis (23-12), 20. Arizona State 20-10 191 20 Houston 44 26 .629 3½ cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 8:57 p.m. 21. DePaul 26-7 176 23 Portland 42 27 .609 5 Championship, Allen Colorado, fi rst round a.m., Palm Beach noon. 22. Florida State 23-8 148 22 San Antonio 42 29 .592 6 Evening: SECOND ROUND 23. Rice 28-3 75 — Oklahoma City 42 29 .592 6 Park, Mich. COLLEGE BASEBALL Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Saturday, March 23 24. UCLA 20-12 69 — Utah 41 29 .586 6½ COLLEGE BASKETBALL 6:30 p.m. Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. At Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, 25. Drake 27-6 67 21 L.A. Clippers 41 30 .577 7 Friday Jacksonville, Fla. Others receiving votes: Texas 47, South Sacramento 34 35 .493 13 (MEN'S) SEC — Rice at Texas A&M Matinee: LSU-Yale winner vs. Maryland—Belmont-Temple Dakota State 33, Missouri 26, South Dakota Minnesota 32 38 .457 15½ 5:30 p.m. COLLEGE LACROSEE Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 winner 25, Boise State 19, Rutgers 5, UCF 4, Little L.A. Lakers 31 39 .443 16½ a.m., Aqueduct 12:20 p.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 At Wells Fargo Arena Rock 3, Florida Gulf Coast 1, Michigan 1. New Orleans 30 42 .417 18½ TRU — NCAA Tourna- (MEN'S) a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- Des Moines, Iowa Dallas 28 41 .406 19 ment: Prairie View vs. 4 p.m. cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 Michigan State-Bradley winner vs. Louisville- NCAA WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT Memphis 28 42 .400 19½ p.m., Palm Beach noon. Minnesota winner All Times Central Phoenix 17 54 .239 31 Farleigh Dickinson, First ESPNU — Notre Dame at Evening: Sunday, March 24 GREENSBORO REGIONAL x-clinched playoff spot Four Michigan Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm At Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, S.C. First Round Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane Duke-N.C. Central-North Dakota State winner vs. Friday, March 22 Sunday’s Games VCU-UCF winner 6 p.m. CURLING (WOMEN'S) 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. At Charlotte, N.C. New York 124, L.A. Lakers 123 At SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. Miami 93, Charlotte 75 Saturday South Carolina (21-9) vs. Belmont (26-6), 12:45 ESPN — NIT Tournament: 1 p.m. Matinee: Virginia Tech-Saint Louis winner vs. Mississippi Philadelphia 130, Milwaukee 125 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 12:20 State-Liberty winner Detroit 110, Toronto 107 St. Francis (PA) vs. Indi- NBCSN — World Women's Florida State (23-8) vs. Bucknell (28-5), 30 p.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Orlando 101, Atlanta 91 ana, First Round Curling Championship: a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound SOUTH REGIONAL minutes after fi rst game Sacramento 129, Chicago 102 ESPN2 — NIT Tourna- U.S. vs. Canada, Denmark simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota FIRST ROUND At Iowa City Houston 117, Minnesota 102 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Thursday Iowa (26-6) vs. Mercer (25-7), 1 p.m. L.A. Clippers 119, Brooklyn 116 ment: Hofstra vs. NC (taped) Beach noon. At The XL Center, Hartford, Conn. Missouri (23-10) vs. Drake (27-6), 30 minutes Monday’s Games State, First Round MLB Evening: Villanova (25-9) vs. Saint Mary’s (22-11), 6:20 after fi rst game Cleveland 126, Detroit 119 Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm p.m. Saturday, March 23 Utah 116, Washington 95 ESPNU — NIT Tourna- 4:30 a.m. (Wednesday) Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane Purdue (23-9) vs. Old Dominion (26-8), 8:50 p.m. At Waco, Texas Denver 114, Boston 105 Friday ment: Wright State vs. ESPN — Seattle vs. Oak- 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. California (19-12) vs. North Carolina (18-14), Toronto 128, New York 92 Sunday At Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, S.C. 2:30 p.m. San Antonio 111, Golden State 105 Clemson, First Round land, Japan Matinee: Mississippi (20-12) vs. Oklahoma (19-13), 11:40 Baylor (31-1) vs. Abilene Christian (23-9), 30 Miami 116, Oklahoma City 107 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 minutes after fi rst game New Orleans at Dallas, late 8 p.m. NBA Virginia (29-3) vs. Gardner-Webb (23-11), 2:10 Chicago at Phoenix, late a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 At Raleigh, N.C. a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound p.m. Indiana at Portland, late ESPN — NIT Tournament: 7 p.m. Kentucky (24-7) vs. Princeton (22-9), 10 a.m. simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville At Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio Today’s Games NC State (26-5) vs. Maine (25-7), 30 minutes South Dakota State vs. NBA — LA Lakers at 12:30 p.m. Cincinnati (28-6) vs. Iowa (22-11), 11:15 a.m. Philadelphia at Charlotte, 6 p.m. after fi rst game Texas, First Round Milwaukee POKER ROOM Tennessee (29-5) vs. Colgate (24-10), 1:45 p.m. Houston at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through At SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. Golden State at Minnesota, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — NIT Tourna- 9:30 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Kansas State (25-8) vs. UC Irvine (30-5), 1 p.m. Second Round L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Wisconsin (23-10) vs. Oregon (23-12), 3:30 p.m. Sunday, March 24 ment: Arkansas vs. NBA — Indiana at LA Saturday. Brooklyn at Sacramento, 9 p.m. LOCATION At Charlotte, N.C. Indiana at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. Providence, First Round Clippers – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. SECOND ROUND Florida State-Bucknell winner vs. South INFORMATION Saturday, March 23 Carolina-Belmont winner, TBA ESPNU — NIT Tourna- NHL – 234-3943. At The XL Center, Hartford, Conn. At Iowa City PRO HOCKEY ment: Loyola Chicago vs. 6:30 p.m. Purdue-Old Dominion winner vs. Villanova-Saint Missouri-Drake winner vs. Iowa-Mercer winner, Mary’s winner TBA NHL Sunday, March 24 Creighton, First Round NBCSN — Washington at ODDS Monday, March 25 All times Central At Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, S.C. At Waco, Texas EASTERN CONFERENCE TRU — NCAA New Jersey Virginia-Gardner-Webb winner vs. Mississippi- Baylor-Abilene Christian winner vs. California- GP W L OT PTS GF GA PREGAME.COM LINE Oklahoma winner North Carolina winner, TBA x-Tampa Bay 73 56 13 4 116 287 191 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION At Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio At Raleigh, N.C. Boston 72 43 20 9 95 216 185 Today Tennessee-Colgate winner vs. Cincinnati-Iowa Kentucky-Princeton winner vs. NC State-Maine Toronto 72 43 24 5 91 259 216 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG winner winner, TBA Washington 72 42 23 7 91 248 225 At Charlotte 1½ 224½ Philadelphia At SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. N.Y. Islanders 72 42 23 7 91 206 173 Houston 7½ 232½ At Atlanta Kansas State-UC Irvine winner vs. Wisconsin- Gobert, Mitchell At Minnesota Off Off Golden State PORTLAND REGIONAL Pittsburgh 73 39 24 10 88 249 220 Oregon winner At Milwaukee 13 236 LA Lakers First Round Carolina 71 39 25 7 85 212 196 At Sacramento 4 232 Brooklyn Friday, March 22 Columbus 72 40 28 4 84 220 210 MIDWEST REGIONAL At Starkville, Miss. Montreal 72 37 28 7 81 212 212 At LA Clippers 5 219 Indiana FIRST ROUND lead Utah in rout South Dakota (28-5) vs. Clemson (19-12), 6 p.m. Philadelphia 72 35 29 8 78 222 241 Thursday NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Mississippi State (30-2) vs. Southern U. (20-12), Florida 72 32 28 12 76 234 242 At Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, 30 minutes after fi rst game Buffalo 72 31 32 9 71 200 233 Today Jacksonville, Fla. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE At Coral Gables, Fla. N.Y. Rangers 72 28 31 13 69 202 241 of Washington Kentucky (27-6) vs. Abilene Christian (27-6), Arizona State (20-10) vs. UCF (26-6), 6 p.m. New Jersey 73 27 37 9 63 204 249 At NY Rangers -136 Detroit +126 6:10 p.m. Miami (24-8) vs. Florida Gulf Coast (28-4), 30 Detroit 72 25 37 10 60 195 247 At Carolina -137 Pittsburgh +127 Wofford (29-4) vs. Seton Hall (20-13), 8:40 p.m. Boston -112 At NY Islanders +102 minutes after fi rst game Ottawa 72 25 41 6 56 213 263 By Bobby Bancroft 105: Nikola Jokic had 21 At Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City At Eugene, Ore. At Philadelphia -111 Montreal +101 Auburn (26-9) vs. New Mexico State (30-4), The Associated Press points and 13 rebounds Texas (23-9) vs. Indiana (20-12), 6 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Washington -223 At New Jersey +203 12:30 p.m. Oregon (29-4) vs. Portland State (25-7), 30 GP W L OT PTS GF GA At Nashville -123 Toronto +113 Kansas (25-9) vs. Northeastern (23-10), 3 p.m. and the Denver Nug- minutes after fi rst game x-Calgary 72 44 21 7 95 256 206 At St. Louis -201 Edmonton +181 Friday WASHINGTON — gets rallied in the fourth At Minnesota -133 Colorado +123 Saturday, March 23 San Jose 72 43 21 8 94 258 222 At Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio At Syracuse, N.Y. Winnipeg 71 42 25 4 88 243 211 At Dallas -150 Florida +140 Utah State (28-6) vs. Washington (26-8), 5:50 Rudy Gobert had 14 quarter to beat the Boston South Dakota State (26-6) vs. Quinnipiac (26-6), Nashville 73 41 27 5 87 219 195 At Calgary -141 Columbus +131 p.m. 10 a.m. Vegas 72 40 27 5 85 220 200 points and 14 rebounds, Celtics. Will Barton added Updated odds available at Pregame.com North Carolina (27-6) vs. Iona (17-15), 8:20 p.m. Syracuse (24-8) vs. Fordham (24-8), 30 minutes St. Louis 72 37 27 8 82 207 198 Donovan Mitchell scored 20 points for the Nuggets, At BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. after fi rst game Dallas 72 37 29 6 80 181 178 Houston (31-3) vs. Georgia State (24-9), 6:20 Arizona 73 36 31 6 78 196 204 19 and the Utah Jazz won who clinched a playoff COLLEGE BASKETBALL p.m. Second Round Minnesota 73 34 30 9 77 199 214 Iowa State (23-11) vs. Ohio State (19-14), 8:50 their fourth straight by spot for the fi rst time since Sunday, March 24 Colorado 72 31 29 12 74 229 223 p.m. MEN’S BASKETBALL At Starkville, Miss. Chicago 72 32 30 10 74 243 263 beating the Washing- 2012-13. THE AP TOP 25 POLL Mississippi State-Southern U. winner vs. South Vancouver 73 31 32 10 72 199 225 ton Wizards 116-95 on The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ SECOND ROUND Dakota-Clemson winner, TBA Edmonton 72 32 33 7 71 204 237 men’s college basketball poll, with fi rst-place Saturday, March 23 At Coral Gables, Fla. Anaheim 74 30 35 9 69 173 227 Monday night. RAPTORS 128, KNICKS votes in parentheses, records through Mar. At Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, Arizona State-UCF winner vs. Miami-Florida Gulf Los Angeles 71 25 38 8 58 168 227 17, total points based on 25 points for a fi rst- Jacksonville, Fla. Coast winner, TBA x-clinched playoff spot; 2 points for win, 1 Gobert, the reigning 92: Jeremy Lin scored 20 Kentucky-Abilene Christian winner vs. Wofford- place vote through one point for a 25th-place At Eugene, Ore. point for overtime loss. Top 3 teams in each Seton Hall winner Western Conference points, Fred VanVleet had vote and last week’s ranking: Texas-Indiana winner vs. Oregon-Portland State division and two wild cards per conference RECORD PTS LWR At Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City winner, TBA advance to playoffs. Player of the Week, was 13 points and 12 assists, 1. Duke (58) 29-5 1592 5 Kansas-Northeastern winner vs. Auburn-New Monday, March 25 Mexico State winner perfect from the field (6 of and Toronto beat New 2. Virginia (5) 29-3 1497 2 At Syracuse, N.Y. Sunday’s Games 3. North Carolina 27-6 1453 3 Sunday, March 24 South Dakota State-Quinnipiac winner vs. Colorado 3, New Jersey 0 6) for Utah, which started York. The victory came 4. Gonzaga (1) 30-3 1398 1 At Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio Syracuse-Fordham winner, TBA Buffalo 4, St. Louis 3, SO North Carolina-Iona winner vs. Utah State- 5. Michigan State 28-6 1382 6 N.Y. Islanders 3, Minnesota 2, OT the night seventh in the at a cost to the Raptors, Washington winner 6. Tennessee 29-5 1270 8 CHICAGO REGIONAL Vancouver 3, Dallas 2, SO West, one-half game who saw guard Kyle Lowry 7. Kentucky 27-6 1232 4 At BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. First Round Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT behind San Antonio. leave in the third quarter 8. Michigan 28-6 1146 10 Houston-Georgia State winner vs. Iowa State- Friday, March 22 Anaheim 3, Florida 2 9. Texas Tech 26-6 1033 7 Ohio State winner College Station, Texas Vegas 6, Edmonton 3 Jae Crowder had 18 after suffering an injured 10. Florida State 27-7 1017 12 Marquette (26-7) vs. Rice (28-3), 1 p.m. Monday’s Games WEST REGIONAL points while Joe Ingles right ankle. 11. Houston 31-3 933 11 Texas A&M (24-7) vs. Wright State (27-6), 30 Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 1 12. LSU 26-6 886 9 FIRST ROUND minutes after fi rst game Vancouver 3, Chicago 2, OT had 16 points as the Jazz 13. Purdue 23-9 727 13 Thursday Saturday, March 23 Vegas at San Jose, late 14. Auburn 26-9 665 22 At The XL Center, Hartford, Conn. At Notre Dame, Ind. Winnipeg at Los Angeles, late HEAT 116, THUNDER 107: Florida State (27-7) vs. Vermont (27-6), 1 p.m. began a four-game trip 15. Buffalo 31-3 608 18 Notre Dame (30-3) vs. Bethune-Cookman Today’s Games by defeating Washing- Goran Dragic had 26 points 16. Virginia Tech 24-8 595 16 Marquette (24-9) vs. Murray State (27-4), 3:30 (21-10), 10 a.m. Pittsburgh at Carolina, 6 p.m. 17. Kansas 25-9 590 17 p.m. Central Michigan (25-7) vs. Michigan State (20- Montreal at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. ton for the sixth straight and 11 assists, Dwyane 18. Kansas State 25-8 529 15 At Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, Iowa 11), 30 minutes after fi rst game Detroit at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. time. Kyle Korver added Wade added 25 points and 19. Wofford 29-4 385 20 Nevada (29-4) vs. Florida (19-15), 5:50 p.m. At Ames, Iowa Boston at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. 20. Nevada 29-4 361 14 Michigan (28-6) vs. Montana (26-8), 8:20 p.m. DePaul (26-7) vs. Missouri State (22-9), 2:30 p.m. Washington at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. 10 points off the bench, Miami took advantage 21. Wisconsin 23-10 339 19 At Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City Iowa State (25-8) vs. New Mexico State (25-6), Colorado at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Gonzaga (30-3) vs. Fairleigh Dickinson-Prairie and Ricky Rubio had eight of Russell Westbrook’s 22. Cincinnati 28-6 335 24 30 minutes after fi rst game Edmonton at St. Louis, 7 p.m. 23. Villanova 25-9 306 25 View A&M winner, 6:27 p.m. At Stanford, Calif. Toronto at Nashville, 7 p.m. points and 10 assists. absence to beat Oklahoma 24. Iowa State 23-11 245 — Syracuse (20-13) vs. Baylor (19-13), 8:57 p.m. BYU (25-6) vs. Auburn (22-9), 2:30 p.m. Florida at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 25. Utah State 28-6 73 — Friday Stanford (28-4) vs. UC Davis (24-6), 30 minutes Columbus at Calgary, 8 p.m. City. Others receiving votes: Marquette 63, At BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. after fi rst game CAVALIERS 126, PISTONS Maryland 55, Mississippi State 35, Murray Texas Tech (26-6) vs. Northern Kentucky (26-8), State 12, New Mexico State 11, UCF 9, 12:30 p.m. Second Round TENNIS 119: Collin Sexton scored SPURS 111, WARRIORS Louisville 8, VCU 4, Seton Hall 3, Old Buffalo (31-3) vs. Arizona State-St. John’s Sunday, March 24 27 points, including the go- 105: DeMar DeRozan Dominion 2, Liberty 1. winner, 3 p.m. College Station, Texas Marquette-Rice winner vs. Texas A&M-Wright ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR ahead 3-pointer with just had 26 points and nine SECOND ROUND State winner, TBA PARIBAS OPEN INDIAN WELLS USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL Sunday at The Indian Wells Tennis Garden, The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s Saturday, March 23 Monday, March 25 under two minutes to play, rebounds, LaMarcus Indian Wells, Calif. college basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes At The XL Center, Hartford, Conn. At Notre Dame, Ind. Florida State-Vermont winner vs. Marquette- Purse: ATP: $8.36 million (Masters 1000); and Cleveland defeated Aldridge added 23 points in parentheses, records through March 17, Notre Dame--Bethune-Cookman winner vs. Murray State winner WTA: $9.04 million (Premier). Surface: points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Central Michigan-Michigan State winner, TBA Detroit. and 13 rebounds and San At Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, Iowa Hard-Outdoor vote through one point for a 25th-place vote At Ames, Iowa Michigan-Montana winner vs. Nevada-Florida Men’s Singles Antonio beat Golden State and last week’s ranking: DePaul-Missouri State winner vs. Iowa State- winner Championship RECORD PTS LWR New Mexico State winner, TBA At Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City Dominic Thiem (7), Austria, def. Roger NUGGETS 114, CELTICS for its ninth straight win. 1. Duke (25) 29-5 744 5 At Stanford, Calif. Gonzaga—Fairleigh Dickinson-Prairie View A&M Federer (4), Switzerland, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. 2. Virginia (1) 29-3 701 2 BYU-Auburn winner vs. Stanford-UC Davis winner vs. Syracuse-Baylor winner Women’s Singles 3. Gonzaga (3) 30-3 667 1 winner, TBA Sunday, March 24 Championship 4. North Carolina 27-6 666 3 At BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. Bianca Andreescu, Canada, def. Angelique 5. Tennessee (1) 29-5 636 8 ALBANY REGIONAL Texas Tech-Northern Kentucky winner vs. Kerber (8), Germany, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. 6. Michigan State 28-6 598 7 First Round Buffalo—Arizona State-St. John’s winner Lightning clinch 7. Kentucky 27-6 565 4 Friday, March 22 8. Michigan 28-6 538 11 At Louisville, Ky. 9. Houston 31-3 494 10 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Louisville (29-3) vs. Robert Morris (22-10), 11 TRANSACTIONS Presidents’ Trophy 10. Texas Tech 26-6 454 6 THE AP TOP 25 POLL a.m. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ 11. Florida State 27-7 453 13 Michigan (21-11) vs. Kansas State (21-11), 30 BASEBALL 12. LSU 26-6 370 9 fi nal 2018-19 women’s college basketball poll, American League with fi rst-place votes in parentheses, records minutes after fi rst game 13. Purdue 23-9 356 12 At Storrs, Conn. BOSTON RED SOX — Reassigned C Oscar through March 17, total points based on 25 Hernandez; RHPs Ryan Weber, Zach Putnam, 14. Kansas State 25-8 297 14 points for a fi rst-place vote through one point Rutgers (22-9) vs. Buffalo (23-9), 3:30 p.m. By Erik Erlendsson with his 384th. Erasmo Ramirez, Josh Smith and Domingo 15. Virginia Tech 24-8 285 15 for a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: UConn (31-2) vs. Towson (20-12), 30 minutes 16. Buffalo 31-3 278 16 Tapia; INFs C.J. Chatham, Bobby Dalbec and The Associated Press Victor Hedman added RECORD PTS LWR after fi rst game 17. Kansas 25-9 273 18 Chad De La Guerra; and OFs Bryce Brentz, 1. Baylor (28) 31-1 700 1 Saturday, March 23 his 10th goal of the 18. Auburn 26-9 213 24 2. UConn 31-2 665 2 Tate Matheny and Cole Sturgeon to minor TAMPA, Fla. — season and Andrei Vasi- 19. Wofford 29-4 191 20 3. Notre Dame 30-3 648 3 At Corvallis, Ore. league camp. 20. Nevada 29-4 182 17 4. Mississippi State 30-2 614 4 Gonzaga (28-4) vs. Little Rock (21-10), 2:30 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned LHP Aaron Steven Stamkos scored levskiy stopped 28 shots. 21. Wisconsin 23-10 170 19 5. Louisville 29-3 579 5 Oregon State (24-7) vs. Boise State (28-4), 30 Bummer and RHP Carson Fulmer to Charlotte 22. Villanova 25-9 151 25 6. Stanford 28-4 568 6 minutes after fi rst game (IL). Reassigned OF Charlie Tilson and LHP his 36th goal of the Anthony Cirelli scored his 23. Iowa State 23-11 141 — 7. Oregon 29-4 531 7 At College Park, Md. Colton Turner to minor league camp. 24. Cincinnati 28-6 134 23 8. Iowa 26-6 509 8 Maryland (28-4) vs. Radford (26-6), 10 a.m. MINNESOTA TWINS — Reassigned Cs Tomas season and the Tampa fifth short-handed goal 9. Maryland 28-4 456 9 25. Marquette 24-9 48 22 UCLA (20-12) vs. Tennessee (19-12), 30 minutes Telis and Brian Navarreto and INF Randy 10. N.C. State 26-5 450 10 Bay Lightning clinched of the season while Yanni Cesar to minor league camp. 25. Utah State 28-6 48 — 11. Oregon State 24-7 376 11 after fi rst game the Presidents’ Trophy Gourde notched his 20th Others receiving votes: Others receiving votes: 12. Syracuse 24-8 324 15 National League Maryland 31, Mississippi State 24, Seton Hall 13. Iowa State 25-8 312 13 Second Round CINCINNATI REDS — Reassigned LHPs with a 4-1 victory over goal of the season. 7, Arizona State 6, Murray State 6, VCU 5, 14. Texas A&M 24-7 301 17 Sunday, March 24 Brandon Finnegan and Buddy Boshers, RHPs the Arizona Coyotes on Clayton Keller scored Washington 4, Louisville 3, UCF 3, Florida 2, Liberty 15. South Carolina 21-9 291 16 At Louisville, Ky. Jesus Reyes and Vladimir Gutierrez and INF 2, Oregon 2, UC Irvine 2. 16. Gonzaga 28-4 284 12 Louisville-Robert Morris winner vs. Michigan- Christian Colon to minor league camp. Monday night. for Arizona, which NOTE: Two ballots are missing. Jim Boeheim of 17. Kentucky 24-7 261 18 COLORADO ROCKIES — Optioned OF Noel Kansas State winner, TBA Syracuse and Randy Bennett of Saint Mary’s did 18. Marquette 26-7 259 13 Cuevas to Albuquerque (PCL). Reassigned The Lightning, who remains one point At Storrs, Conn. not vote before the deadline. 19. Miami 24-8 246 19 LHP Sam Howard, RHP Peter Lambert and INF Rutgers-Buffalo winner vs. UConn-Towson have 116 points, will ahead of Minnesota 20. UCLA 20-12 131 20 Peter Mooney to minor league camp. NCAA TOURNAMENT 21. Rice 28-3 103 24 winner, TBA LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Named Brandon have home-ice advan- for the final wild-card 22. Arizona State 20-10 100 23 All Times Central Monday, March 25 Gomes vice president and assistant general 23. Texas 23-9 82 22 At Corvallis, Ore. tage throughout the spot in the Western FIRST FOUR 24. DePaul 26-7 75 — manager, Will Rhymes director of player Gonzaga-Little Rock winner vs. Oregon State- Stanley Cup playoffs. Conference. At UD Arena, Dayton, Ohio 25. Florida State 23-8 67 25 development, Alex Slater director of baseball Today Others receiving votes: Drake 54, South Boise State winner, TBA operations and Duncan Webb director of Stamkos became the Darcy Kuemper fin- Fairleigh Dickinson (20-13) vs. Prairie View A&M Dakota State 35, BYU 24, Florida Gulf Coast At College Park, Md. baseball resources. (22-12), 5:40 p.m. 14, Missouri 14, South Dakota 14, Kansas UCLA-Tennessee winner vs. Maryland-Radford SAN DIEGO PADRES — Optioned C Austin franchise leader in goals ished with 20 saves. Belmont (26-5) vs. Temple (23-9), 8:10 p.m. State 8, UCF 3, Quinnipiac 1, Wright State 1. winner, TBA Allen to El Paso (PCL). * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 C5 SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF

RALEIGH, N.C. Made ACC sits 1-2-3 atop final AP Top 25 for TV Duke has a No. 1 rank- ing in the AP Top 25 NCAAs again to go with its top overall seed in the NCAA Louisville-Minny Tournament. hits Pitino intrigue The Blue Devils are back on top followed by Virginia and North By Dave Campbell Carolina to give the The Associated Press Atlantic Coast Confer- ence a 1-2-3 showing in MINNEAPOLIS — the final AP Top 25 poll Richard Pitino sat calmly this season. in the middle of the The Blue Devils (29-5) room, his eager play- jumped from fifth to ers flanking him and his first Monday after win- restless children in front ning last week’s league of him on the floor, as tournament with the the teams with NCAA return of freshman star Tournament bids flashed Zion Williamson from on a big screen. a knee sprain that had There went Louis- sidelined him nearly six ville, an awfully familiar full games. That made Duke’s Zion Williamson reacts during the second half against Florida State in the ACC tournament name. Duke the No. 1 overall title game Saturday in Charlotte, N.C.. [CHUCK BURTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Next came Minnesota, seed for the NCAA Tour- his current team. nament when the field of Pitino simply smiled, 68 teams was unveiled fully and immedi- Sunday night. ately aware of the extra The Cavaliers (29-3) intrigue created by the and Tar Heels (27-6) selection committee stayed in their positions In a league with this East Region in what is believed to be matchup of No. 7 and 10 the first time a confer- seeds. ence has claimed the top The madness of March three spots in the final has been built on all AP poll. Both also earned those low-major upsets No. 1 seeds to headline of their own and buzzer-beating their own NCAA regions. swishes that bust up the office-pool brackets, but NEW YORK Trio of top seeds puts ACC in the spotlight some of the must-see TV Baylor finishes No. 1 in each year is arranged AP women’s hoops poll By Noah Trister before the opening tip. The Associated Press The Louisville-Min- Baylor coach Kim nesota game is one of Mulkey knew her team The Atlantic Coast Con- those predetermined was going to be pretty ference comes into the talkers, pitting Pitino good this season. She NCAA Tournament with and the Gophers against just didn’t know how three No. 1 seeds. the storied program that good because the Lady Putting three teams in fired his father, Rick Bears had too many the Final Four is a different Pitino, prior to the 2017- unknowns. matter. 18 season in response to They turned out to The last time one league the federal investigation be the best team in had three teams in the into a nationwide college the country before the national semifinals was basketball bribery and NCAA Tournament, 1985, the year the field corruption case. Richard finishing as a unanimous expanded to 64 teams. Pitino served two stints No. 1 in the last Associ- Georgetown and St. John’s as an assistant with the ated Press women’s arrived as Big East behe- North Carolina head coach Roy Williams reacts to a call during Cardinals under his dad, basketball poll of the moths, only to be upstaged the second half against Louisville in the ACC tournament who has been coaching season released Monday. when conference rival Vil- Thursday in Charlotte, N.C. [CHUCK BURTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] a professional team in The Lady Bears, lanova took the title. Greece this season . who have been atop The ACC’s top-seeded Heels coach Roy Williams FIRST TIMERS “Has he talked about the rankings for eight trio this year is Duke, North against his former team — Louisville the last two weeks, received all 28 Carolina and Virginia. The with plenty of Jayhawks fans Gardner-Webb and years? Yeah, he has, first-place votes from last time three No. 1 seeds in attendance to welcome Abilene Christian will make not in the most positive a national media panel won their regionals was in him back. their first appearances in this light,” Pitino said. “It’s Monday. It’s the third 2015, when Kentucky, Duke tournament, and they’ll have not going to be about me. time in school history and Wisconsin did it. FAMILIAR FOES their work cut out for them I’m not going to be, ‘Oh, that the team finished Only one other time has against top-seeded Virginia it’s revenge,’ or anything with the No. 1 rank- a league gotten three No. 1 Williams vs. Kansas can’t and No. 2 seed Kentucky. like that. It’s about our ing. Baylor was the top seeds. In 2009, Louisville, happen until the regional Two other teams snapped players. It’s about this choice in 2012 and 2013 Connecticut and Pittsburgh semifinals, but there are droughts dating to last cen- program.” in the final poll. did it for the Big East. Con- some intriguing potential tury: Colgate made the field The Gophers will go to necticut lost in the national matchups earlier than that. for the first time since 1996, the NCAA Tournament NYON, SWITZERLAND semifinals, while Louisville Duke and North Carolina when Adonal Foyle was there. for a second time in six Ronaldo charged by and Pittsburgh went out Central, which are both Prairie View is in for the first seasons under Pitino. UEFA for gesture in the Elite Eight. None of located in the same city, time since 1998. “We know he’s been those teams are in the Big could meet in the round None of those four teams there a long time, his UEFA has charged East anymore. of 64 if N.C. Central wins have won an NCAA Tourna- dad’s been there, but Cristiano Ronaldo for Here are a few more its First Four matchup ment game, and there are nine we can’t make it all a provocative gesture things to watch in the NCAA with North Dakota State. others also trying for a first about the Pitino family,” mocking Atletico Madrid Tournament: Michigan will open against victory: Belmont, Central senior shooting guard coach Diego Simeone Montana, the same team the Florida, Fairleigh Dickinson, Dupree McBrayer said. after Juventus elimi- Wolverines beat to begin the Iona, Liberty, N.C. Central, “This is a team game.” nated the Spanish club REGIONAL OF tournament last year. Northern Kentucky, UC The Cardinals and from the Champions CHAMPIONS There are eight Big Ten Irvine and Wofford. Of that Gophers were sent to League. teams in the field, and three group, Iona has the worst Des Moines, Iowa, where UEFA says its disci- If the seeds hold, the Sweet of them are in the bottom record at 0-12, and the Gaels they’ll face off on Thurs- plinary panel will judge 16 in the Midwest Regional half of the East bracket. Sec- are up against North Carolina day with a late morning the charge of “improper could be quite a spectacle. ond-seeded Michigan State this time. tipoff. That was far from conduct” on Thursday. Top-seeded North Carolina, could face 10th-seeded Whoever wins the First the only assignment Simeone was fined second-seeded Kentucky Minnesota in the second Four matchup between Bel- made by the committee 20,000 euros ($22,700) and fourth-seeded Kansas round. mont and Temple could that carried a dimension by UEFA for making an would all end up in Kansas Buffalo would face its become a feel-good story. beyond the matchups on obscene gesture after City. Even third-seeded former coach if Bobby Belmont is an at-large selec- the court, of course. Atletico took the lead in Houston has some history Hurley can guide Arizona tion from the Ohio Valley Buffalo will get a a 2-0 win over Juventus to offer, having made the State past its First Four Conference that is winless fresh look at its first in the first leg. Ronaldo’s national title game twice matchup with St. John’s. If in seven NCAA Tournament opponent when Arizona hat trick in the 3-0 win during the 1980s. Duke meets Central Florida tries. Temple is coached by State plays St. John’s in the return leg in Turin With UCLA out of the pic- in the second round, Mike Fran Dunphy, who is stepping in one of the play-in last week sent Juventus ture this year, Kentucky’s Krzyzewski would be up down at the end of the season. games on Wednesday to the quarterfinals. eight titles are the most by against UCF coach Johnny Dunphy has won only three night in Dayton, Ohio. Ronaldo celebrated any team in the field. North Dawkins. Dawkins was a NCAA Tournament games If Arizona State wins at the final whistle by Carolina is second with six. star for the Blue Devils when in 16 previous trips. the right to face Buffalo mimicking Simeone’s Those teams have met in they made their first Final on Friday afternoon in gesture. the regional finals twice in Four run under Krzyzewski IN THE NORTH Tulsa, Oklahoma, well, When Ronaldo played the past eight years, with in 1986. Bulls coach Nate Oats for Real Madrid, he twice Kentucky winning in 2011 And of course, there’s The Final Four is in Min- sure won’t be surprised. won Champions League and North Carolina in 2017. the matchup between Min- neapolis this year, and Duke Sun Devils coach Bobby finals against Atletico. Kentucky beat Kansas in nesota and Louisville in the can hope that’s a good sign. Hurley just so happened the national title game in first round. The Gophers are The last two times the Final to be his boss, before The Associated Press 2012. And of course, if North coached by Richard Pitino, Four was held there — in Hurley left for Arizona Carolina faces Kansas in the the son of former Louisville 2001 and 1992 — the Blue State and Oats was pro- Sweet 16, that would pit Tar coach Rick Pitino. Devils won it all. moted by Buffalo. * ** C6 Tuesday, March 19, 2019 | The News Herald CLASSIFIEDS

O. Box 1089, Panama By: Sharon Chambers an interest in the sur- SIMS; UKNOWN 22922 in the request for quali- Florida, wherein FREE- VS. City, FL 32402 or by Deputy Clerk plus from the sale, if SPOUSE OF AGNES IN THE CIRCUIT fications. This is an DOM MORTGAGE phone at (850) any, other than the MILLICAN ; UNKNOWN COURT FOR BAY amended request. The CORPORATION is the EVA DIXON-BLEVINS 747-5338 at least The newspaper is re- property owner as of SPOUSE OF JASON COUNTY, FLORIDA amendment removed Plaintiff and DENNIS A/K/A EVA M. seven (7) days before quested to deliver the the date of the lis BRADLEY SIMS AfK/A PROBATE DIVISION the requirement for KEITH ELKINS A/K/A DIXON-BLEVINS A/K/A your scheduled court proof of publication pendens must file a JASON SIMS ; UN- CASE NO. 19-266CP specific disaster recov- DENNIS K. ELKINS; EVA M. DIXON; et. al., appearance, or imme- directly to the Clerk of claim within 60 days KNOWN HEIRS, BENE- ery damage assess- KIM N. ELKINS F/K/A Defendant(s). diately upon receiving the Circuit Court of after the sale, FICIARIES, DEVISEES, IN RE: ESTATE OF ment experience and KIM NGOC HUKLE; this notification if the Bay County. i ASSIGNEES, MARY HODGES PER- detailed knowledge of and UNKNOWN TEN- NOTICE OF time before the Dated this 11th day of LIENORS, CREDI- SON MCCLOY a/a FEMA programs, al- ANT (S) IN POSSES- FORECLOSURE SALE scheduled appear- AMERICANS WITH March, 2019. TORS, TRUSTEES, HODGE PERSON MC- though these would still SION OF THE SUB- PURSUANT TO ance is less than DISABILITIES ACT AND ALL OTHERS CLOY be preferred. JECT PROPERTY are CHAPTER 45 seven (7) days. If you Bill Kinsaul WHO MAY CLAIM AN Deceased. defendants. BILL are hearing impaired, If you are a person As Clerk of the Court INTERST IN THE ES- All submittals must be KINSAUL as the Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY please call 711 or with a disability who By: Jennifer Estrada TATE OF AGNES MA- NOTICE TO in writing and delivered of the Circuit Court GIVEN that sale will be emailneeds any accommo- As Deputy Clerk RIE MILLICAN A/KJA CREDITORS by hand or courier to, shall sell to the highest made pursuant to an [email protected] dation in order to par- AGNES MILLICAN, DE- 11 Harrison Avenue, and best bidder for Order Resetting Sale courts.org. ticipate in a court pro- IMPORTANT CEASED; PIRATES The administration of Unit E, Panama City, cash electronically at entered on February 5, Pub: March 12,19, ceeding, you are enti- COVE INLET MASTER the estate of MARY Florida 32401 or mail to www.bay.realforeclose.c 2019 in Civil Case No. 2019 tled, at no cost to you, AMERICANS WITH HOMEOWNERS’ AS- HODGES PERSON Bay Health Foundation, om at. 11:00 AM on 22710 17001126CA, of the to the provision of DISABILITIES ACT. If SOCIATION, INC. ; PI- MCCLOY a/k/a HODGE PO Box 789, Panama the 24’h day of April, 22802 NOTICE TO RECEIVE Circuit Court of the certain assistance. you are a person with RATE COVE INLET PERSON MCCLOY, de- City, Florida 2019, the following de- SEALED BIDS FOURTEENTH Judicial IN THE CIRCUIT Please contanct a disability who needs CONDO 1 ASSOCIA- ceased, whose date of 32402-0789. Submit- scribed property as set BID #1819-22 Circuit in and for Bay COURT OF THE FOUR- Sheila Sims, Chief any accommodation TION, INC. ; TONYA death was February 14, tals must be received forth in said Final Judg- County, Florida, TEENTH JUDICIAL Deputy Court Admin- in order to participate FINKLEA; CHARLES 2019, is pending in the by 1:30 pm, central ment, to wit: The Gulf County Board wherein, CITI MORT- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR istrator, Office of in this proceeding, WAYNE MILLICAN ; Circuit Court for BAY time, March 25, 2019. of County Commis- GAGE, INC. is the BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Court Administration you are entitled, at no EDDIE MILLICAN; County, Florida, Pro- The submittals will be PARCEL 1: BEGINN- sioners, Gulf County, Plaintiff, and EVA IDA CIVIL ACTION at (850) 595-4400 at cost to you, to the FRED KELLY JR., ; bate Division, the ad- publicly opened at this ING AT THE NORTH- Case No.: Florida (the “County”) DIXON-BLEVINS A/K/A the M. C. Blanchard provision of certain TRICIA TERRELL dress of which is 300 E. time. Only submittals EAST CORNER OF 2018-CA-912 will receive sealed bids EVA M. DIXON Judicial Center, 5th assistance. Please WILES A/K/A TRICIA Fourth Street, Panama received by the stated THE SOUTHEAST to replace an existing -BLEVINS A/K/A EVA WENDWOOD CONDO- Floor, Pensacola, FL contact the ADA Coor- LYNN WILES; KERRI City, Florida 32401. time and date will be QUARTER OF THE Liebert 65kVA/52KW M. DIXON; CHASE MINIUM 32502 within 2 work- dinator by mail at P. LAMAR FERGUSON; The names and ad- considered. Submittals SOUTHWEST QUAR- Series 3 Phase On-Line BANK USA, N.A.; GE OWNERS ASSOCIA- ing days of your re- 0. Box 1089, Panama FRANKLIN WAYNE dresses of the personal received after the time TER OF SECTION 8, Double Conversion un- MONEY BANK, A COR- TION, INC. ceipt of this City, FL 32402 or by HARBER; JOEY EU- representative and the set for the opening will TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, interruptible power PORATION, F/K/A GE Plaintiff, (described notice); if phone at (850) GENE HARBER; personalbe rejected and re- RANGE 13 WEST, supply unit. We seek to CAPITAL CONSUMER you are hearing or 747-5338 at least CATHY JO HARBER representative’s attor- turned unopened to the BAY COUNTY, FLOR- procure a modular, CARD CO. AS SUC- vs. voice impaired, call seven (7) days before are the Defendant(s). ney are set forth below. submitter. All submit- IDA: THENCE S 86°30’ scalable, redundant un- CESSOR IN INTEREST 711. your scheduled court Bill Kinsaul as the Clerk tals shall be submitted WEST A DISTANCE interruptible power TO MONOGRAM JAMES M. JONES appearance, or imme- of the Circuit Court will All creditors of the de- in a sealed envelope OF 630 FEET TO THE supply unit. Solicitation CREDIT CARD BANK A/K/A JAMES JONES, Svetlana Hillis, Esq. diately upon receiving sell to the highest and cedent and other per- and clearly labeled, POINT OF BEGINN- should include install of OF GEORGIA; UN- FRANCES J. JONES Dunlap & Shipman, this notification if the best bidder for cash at sons having claims or “RFQ - DISASTER RE- ING; THENCE S 86°30’ new unit, removal and KNOWN SPOUSE OF A/K/A FRANCES P. A . time before the www.bay.realforeclose.c demands against COVERY ENGINEER- WEST A DISTANCE disposal of old unit EVA DIXON-BLEVINS JONES, and DORRISE 2063 County Highway scheduled appear- om, at 11:00 AM, on decedent’s estate on ING SERVICES.” OF 75 FEET; THENCE within EPA regulations. A/K/A EVA M. WALTON A/K/A JUNIE 395 ance is less than April 24, 2019,the fol- whom a copy of this Please provide one (1) S 3°30 EAST A DIS- Onsite startup service DIXON-BLEVINS A/K/A WALTON, Santa Rosa Beach, FL seven (7) days. If you lowing described prop- notice is required to he original, ten (10) copies TANCE OF 135 FEET; to inspect installation, EVA M. DIXON; AN- Defendants. 32459 are hearing impaired, erty as set forth in said served must file their of the proposal, and THENCE N 86°30’ verify correct operation, THONY BLEVINS; UN- Tel: (850) 231-3315 please call 711 or Final Judgment, to wit: claims with this court one (1) CD with all of EAST A DISTANCE NOTICE OF JUDICIAL and train site personnel KNOWN TENANT 1; [email protected] email WITHIN THE LATER the above information OF 75 FEET; THENCE SALE PURSUANT TO to be included. UNKNOWN TENANT 2; om [email protected] UNIT 312 OF PIRATES OF 3 MONTHS AFTER included (each docu- N 3° 30’ WEST A DIS- § 45.031, FLORIDA ANY AND ALL UN- Attorney for Plaintiff courts.org. COVE INLET CONDO- THE TIME OF TIIE ment must be in an in- TANCE OF 135 FEET STATUTES Sealed bids must be KNOWN PARTIES March 12, 19, 2019 MINIUM, ACCORDING FIRST PUBLICATION dividual PDF format TO THE POINT OF submitted to the Gulf CLAIMING BY, Submitted by: Robert- TO THE DECLARA- OF THIS NOTICE OR file). Specifications BEGINNING. SAID 22912 County Clerk of Court’s THROUGH, UNDER TO ALL DEFENDANTS son, Anschutz & TION OF CONDOMIN- 30 DAYS AFTER THE may be obtained from LAND BEING IN THE Office at 1000 Cecil G. AND AGAINST THE AND ALL OTHERS IN THE CIRCUIT Schneid, P.L. Attorneys IUM THEREOF RE- DATE OF SERVICE OF the District website SE 1/4 OF SW VI OF Costin, Sr., Blvd., HEREIN NAMED INDI- WHOM IT MAY CON- COURT OF THE FOUR- for Plaintiff CORDED IN OFFICIAL A COPY OF ‘THIS NO- (www.bayhealthfoundation.c SECTION 8, TOWN- Room 149, Port St. VIDUAL DEFEN CERN: TEENTH JUDICIAL Robertson, Anschutz & RECORDS BOOK TICE ON THEM. om), or at Bay SHIP 2 SOUTH, Joe, FL 32456 by 4:30 DANT(S) WHO ARE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Schneid, P.L., Boca 1070, PAGE 1860 OF Health Foundation, 11 RANGE 13 WEST, p.m., E.T. on Friday, NOT KNOWN TO BE Notice is hereby given BAY COUNTY, FLOR- Raton, FL 33487 THE PUBLIC REC- All other creditors of Harrison Avenue, Unit BAY COUNTY, FLOR- March 22, 2019. Bids DEAD OR ALIVE, that pursuant to the Fi- IDA phone: 561-241-6901 ORDS OF BAY the decedent and other E, Panama City, Florida IDA, AND BEING GENERAL will be opened on WHETHER SAID UN- nal Judgment of Fore- Fax: 561-997-6909 COUNTY, FLORIDA. persons having claims 32401. Telephone (850) KNOWN AS LOT 4, JURISDICTION Tuesday, March 26, KNOWN PARTIES MAY closure entered on 17-122139 THE ABOVE DE- or demands against 818-0565. BLOCK 2, SUBDIVI- DIVISION 2019 at 9:00 a.m., E.T. CLAIM AN INTEREST February 18, 2019 in Pub: Mar 19, 26, 2019 SCRIPTION IN- decedent’s estate must SION OF LNDIAN CASE NO. in the Gulf County AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, Case No.: 2018-CA-912 CLUDES, BUT IS NOT file their claims with this Questions concerning BLUFF, UNRE- 18000083CA 22914 Board of County Com- DEVISEES, GRANT- of the Circuit Court of LIMITED TO, ALL AP- court WITHIN 3 this request should be CORDED missioners’ meeting EES, OR OTHER the Fourteenth Judicial IN THE CIRCUIT PURTENANCES TO MONTHS AFTER THE directed to Karen room. CLAIMANTS are De- Circuit in and for Bay NATIONSTAR MORT- COURT OF THE FOUR- THE CONDOMINIUM DATE OF THE FIRST Thomason, Executive PARCEL 2: BEGINN- fendants. County, Florida, in GAGE LLC D/B/A MR. TEENTH JUDICIAL UNIT ABOVE DE- PUBLICATION OF Director, at (850) ING AT THE NORTH- Please place YOUR which WENDWOOD COOPER, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SCRIBED, INCLUD- THIS NOTICE. 818-0565 or EAST CORNER OF COMPANY NAME, The Clerk of the CONDOMINIUM OWN- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- ING THE UNDIVIDED kthomason@bay- THE SOUTHEAST SEALED BID, and the Court, Bill Kinsaul will ERS ASSOCIATION, VS. IDA INTEREST IN THE ALL CLAIMS NOT healthfoundation.com. QUARTER OF THE GENERAL BID NUMBER on the sell to the highest bid- INC. is the Plaintiff, and COMMON ELEMENTS FILED WITHIN THE SOUTHWEST QUAR- JURISDICTION outside of your enve- der for cash at JAMES M. JONES 3050 MEADOW ST. OF SAID CONDOMIN- TIME PERIODS SET The District encourages TER OF SECTION 8, DIVISION lope; providing one www.bay.realforeclose.c A/K/A JAMES JONES, LYNN HAVEN LAND IUM. FORTH IN SECTION all segments of the TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, CASE NO. original and two copies om on April 8, 2019 at FRANCES J. JONES TRUST, CDC CAPITAL 733.702 OF THE FLOR- business community to RANGE 13 WEST, 15000352CA of your proposal. 11:00 AM CST the fol- A/K/A FRANCES INVESTMENTS LLC, Property Address: 300 IDA PROBATE CODE participate in its pro- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- lowing described real JONES, and DORRISE AS TRUSTEE; UN- CAIN ROAD, UNIT 312 WILL BE FOREVER curement opportuni- IDA; THENCE S 86°30’ Any proposal received property as set forth in WALTON A/K/A JUNIE KNOWN BENEFICIAR- WELLS FARGO BANK, PANAMA CITY BCH, BARRED. ties, including small WEST A DISTANCE after the above stated said Final Judgment, to WALTON are the De- IES OF THE 3050 N.A., FL 32413 businesses, minority, OF 705 FEET TO THE deadline will be re- wit: fendants, I, Bill Kinsaul, MEADOW ST. LYNN Plaintiff, NOTWITHSTANDING women owned busi- POINT OF BEGINN- turned unopened and the Bay County Clerk HAVEN LAND TRUST; Any person claiming THE TIME PERIODS nesses, or other disad- ING; THENCE S 86°30’ will not be considered. LOT 21, BLOCK D, of the Court, will sell at NAN D. REGISTER VS. an interest in the sur- SET FORTH ABOVE, vantaged business en- WEST A DISTANCE GRAND LAGOON public sale the follow- A/K/A NAN REGISTER; plus from the sale, if ANY CLAIM FILED terprises. The District OF 20 FEET; THENCE Bid specifications may SHORES, UNIT ing described real THE HAMMOCKS RES- TOM SIMS A/K/A any, other than the TWO (2) YEARS OR does not discriminate S 3°30’ EAST A DIS- be obtained from the THREE, ACCORDING property: IDENTIAL COMMUNITY TOMMY SIMS; JASON property owner as of MORE AFTER THE on the basis of race, TANCE OF 135 FEET; Clerk’s Office or on the TO THE PLAT ASSOCIATION, INC., et BRADLEY SIMS A/K/A the date of the lb DECEDENT’S DATE OF color, religion, national THENCE N 86°30’ Unit H-1, Wendwood County’s website at THEREOF, AS RE- al. JASON SIMS; pendens must file a DEATH IS BARRED. origin, disability, sex, or EAST A DISTANCE Condominium, a Con- www.gulfcounty-fl.gov. CORDED IN PLAT Defendant(s). UKNOWN SPOUSE OF claim within 60 days age in the administra- OF 20 FEET; THENCE dominium, according Gulf County Board of BOOK 13, PAGES 29 AGNES MILLICAN; UN- after the sale. The date of first publi- tion of contracts. N 3030 WEST A DIS- to the Declaration of NOTICE OF County Commissioners AND 30, OF THE PUB- KNOWN SPOUSE OF cation of this notice is TANCE OF 135 FEET Condominium thereof, FORECLOSURE SALE reserves the right to re- LIC RECORDS OF JASON BRADLEY Dated this 11 day of March 19, 2019. The District reserves TO THE POINT OF as recorded in Official ject any or all bids. BAY COUNTY, FLOR- NOTICE IS HEREBY SIMS A/K/A JASON March 2019. the right to waive infor- BEGINNING. SAID Records Book 1420, IDA GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- SIMS; UNKNOWN HAND ARENDALL malities in submittals, LAND BEING IN THE Page 1838, amended BOARD OF COUNTY nal Judgment of Fore- HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- Bill Kinsaul HARRISON SALE, LLC to reject any or all sub- SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF in Official Records March COMMISSIONERS ANY PERSON CLAIM- closure dated IES, DEVISEES, AS- As Clerk of the Court mittals with or without SECTION 8, TOWN- Book 1420, at Page 11, 2019 GULF COUNTY, FLOR- ING AN INTEREST IN and entered SIGNEES, LIENORS, CARLOTTA cause, and to accept SHIP 2 SOUTH, 1929, Official Records IDA THE SURPLUS FROM in 18000083 CA of the CREDITORS, TRUS- By: Jennifer Estrada APPLEMAN THACKER, the submittal that in its RANGE 13 WEST, Book 1532, at Page /s/Sandy Quinn, Jr., THE SALE, IF ANY, Circuit Court of the TEES, AND ALL As Deputy Clerk ESQ. judgment is in the best BAY COUNTY, FLOR- 1199 and Official Rec- Chairman OTHER THAN THE FOURTEENTH Judicial OTHERS WHO MAY Florida Bar No. interest of the District. IDA; AND BEING ords Book 1459, at PROPERTY OWNER Circuit in and for BAY CLAIM AN INTERST IN IMPORTANT 0275890 KNOWN AS THE Page 1377, Official Attest: AS OF THE DATE OF County, Florida, THE ESTATE OF AG- 600 Grand Panama - By order of the Board EAST 20 FEET OF Records Book 1562, /s/ Rebecca L. Norris, THE LIS PENDENS wherein NATIONSTAR NES MARIE MILLICAN AMERICANS WITH Blvd., 4’th Floor of Trustees of Bay LOT 5, BLOCK 2, at Page 937, Official Clerk MUST FILE A CLAIM MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A A/K/A AGNES MILLI- DISABILITIES ACT. If Panama City Beach, FL Medical Center SUBDIVISION OF IN- Records Book 1562, Pub: March 5, 19, 2019 WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- MR. COOPER is the CAN, DECEASED; PI- you are a person with 32407 Pub Mar 18, 19, 20, DIAN BLUFF, UNRE- at page 947 all of the TER THE SALE. Plaintiff and 3050 RATES COVE INLET a disability who needs Phone: (850) 769-3434 2019 CORDED 22766 Public Records of Bay MEADOW ST. LYNN MASTERany accommodation Fax: (850) 769-6121 INVITATION County, Florida, and 23207 WITNESS my hand and HAVEN LAND TRUST, HOMEOWNERS’ AS- in order to participate Email: TOGETHER WITH: TO BID all exhibits and the seal of the court on CDC CAPITAL INVEST- SOCIATION, INC. ; PI- in this proceeding, [email protected] IN THE CIRCUIT BEGINNING AT THE St. Andrew United amendments re- March 5, 2019 MENTS LLC, AS TRUS- RATE COVE INLET you are entitled, at no m COURT OF THE NE CORNER OF THE Methodist Church corded thereof, to- . TEE; UNKNOWN BEN- CONDO 1 ASSOCIA- cost to you, to the Secondary: 14TH JUDICIAL CIR- SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF Panama City, Florida gether with an undi- CLERK OF THE EFICIARIES OF THE TION, INC. ; TONYA provision of certain [email protected] CUIT, IN AND FOR SECTION 8, TOWN- is accepting bids for vided interest in the COURT 3050 MEADOW ST. FINKLEA; CHARLES assistance. Please . BAY COUNTY, FLOR- SHIP 2 SOUTH, the following: common elements, if Bill Kinsaul LYNN HAVEN LAND WAYNE MILLICAN; ED- contact the ADA Coor- ATTORNEYS FOR PE- IDA RANGE 13 WEST, REBUILDING OF any, appurtenant CIVIL DIVISION: TRUST; NAN D. REG- DIE MILLICAN; FRED dinator by mail at P. TITIONER BAY COUNTY, FLOR- EDUCATION AND thereto, subject to CASE NO.: Jennifer Estrada ISTER A/KA NAN REG- KELLY JR., ; TRICIA 0. Box 1089, Panama IDA; THENCE S 86°30” FELLOWSHIP HALL and in accordance 18000364CA Deputy Clerk ISTER; THE HAM- TERRELL WILES A/K/A City, FL 32402 or by DIXON ROSS MC- W A DISTANCE OF BUILDING with the covenants, MOCKS RESIDENTIAL TRICIA LYNN WILES; phone at (850) CLOY, JR., FREEDOM MORT- 555 FEET TO A POINT conditions, restric- ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP COMMUNITY ASSOCI- KERRI LAMAR FERGU- 747-5338 at least Personal Representa- GAGE CORPORATION, OF BEGINNING; Located at: 2001 W. tions, terms and other Attorney for Plaintiff ATION, INC. are the SON; FRANKLIN seven (7) days before tive Plaintiff, THENCE S 86°30” W A 11th Street provisions of said 1615 South Congress Defendant(s). Bill WAYNE HARBER; your scheduled court Pub: Mar 19, 26, 2019 vs. DISTANCE OF 75 Panama City, FL 32401 Declaration, and its Avenue Suite 200 Kinsaul as the Clerk of JOEY EUGENE appearance, or imme- FEET; THENCE S amendments. 22944 Delray Beach, FL the Circuit Court will HARBER; CATHY JO diately upon receiving DENNIS KEITH ELKINS 3°30” E A DISTANCE BID DATE: THE BOARD OF 33445 sell to the highest and HARBER, et al. this notification if the A/K/A DENNIS K. EL- OF 135 FEET; Thursday March 21, TRUSTEES OF BAY Telephone: (844) The sale will be held on best bidder for cash at Defendant(s). time before the KINS; KIM N. ELKINS THENCE N 86°30” E A 2019 at 2pm MEDICAL CENTER 470-8804 April 2, 2019, at 11 a.m. www.bay.realforeclose.c scheduled appear- F/K/A KIM NGOC DISTANCE OF 75 NOTICE OF AMENDED Facsimile: (561) C.T. to the highest bid- om, at 11:00 AM, on ance is less than HUKLE; UNKNOWN FEET; THENCE N For plans and other in- June 12, 2019, FORECLOSURE SALE REQUEST FOR 392-6965 der or bidders for cash the fol- seven (7) days. If you TENANT IN POSSES- 3°30” WA DISTANCE formation, visit the QUALIFICATIONS Primary E-Mail: at the website of lowing described prop- are hearing impaired, SION OF THE SUB- OF 135 FEET TO THE church office at the FOR DISASTER ServiceMail@aldridgepi www.bay.realforeclose.c erty as set forth in said NOTICE IS HEREBY please call 711 or JECT PROPERTY, POINT OF BEGINN- above address or email om, in accordance Final Judgment, to wit: GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- RECOVERY [email protected]. te.com email ING. SAID LAND BE- with §45.031, Fla. Stat. nal Judgment of Fore- [email protected] ENGINEERING Defendants. ING A PART OF THE Pub: March 6, 7, 8, 9, Any person claiming an LOT 32, BLOCK “0”, closure dated March SERVICES 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15, IMPORTANT courts.org. SE Vt OF SW 1/4 OF interest in the surplus HAMMOCKS PHASE 11, 2019 and entered NOTICE OF FORE- SECTION 8, TOWN- 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. 21, SEVEN, ACCORDING CLOSURE SALE AMERICANS WITH from the sale, if any, in 15000352CA of the Submitted by: Robert- Notice is hereby given SHIP 2 SOUTH, 2019 TO THE PLAT RE- (Please publish in DISABILITIES ACT: If other than the property Circuit Court of the son, Anschutz & that The Board of Trus- RANGE 13 WEST, CORDED IN PLAT THE NEWS HERALD) 22800 you are a person with owner as of the date of FOURTEENTH Judicial Schneid, P.L. Attorneys tees of Bay Medical BAY COUNTY, FLOR- BOOCK 20, PAGE 68, IN THE CIRCUIT a disability who needs the Lis Pendens must Circuit in and for BAY for Plaintiff Center, a Special Dis- IDA AND BEING LOT OF THE PUBLIC REC- COURT OF THE FOUR- any accommodation file a claim within sixty County, Florida, Robertson, Anschutz & trict (the “District”), is NOTICE IS HEREBY 3, BLOCK 2, SUBDIVI- ORDS OF BAY TEENTH JUDICIAL in order to participate (60) days after the sale. wherein U.S. BANK Schmid, P.L., Boca Ra- calling for and request- GIVEN pursuant to Fi- SION OF INDIAN COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT in this proceeding, WITNESS my hand and TRUST, N.A., AS ton, FL 33487 ing qualifications from nal Judgment of Fore- BLUFF, UNRE- 11th IN AND FOR BAY you are entitled, at no the seal of the court on TRUSTEE FOR LSF9 phone: 561-241-6901 professional engineers closure dated the CORDED Property Address: day of March, 2019 COUNTY, FLORIDA cost to you, to the the 5th day of March, MASTER PARTICIPA- Fax: 561-997-6909 or firms in accordance , 3050 MEADOW ST CASE NO.: provision of certain 2019 TION TRUST is the 17-025841 with Section 287.055, and entered in Case ANY PERSON CLAIM- LYNN HAVEN, FL 17001126CA assistance. Please Plaintiff and TOM SIMS Pub: Mar 19, 26, 2019 Florida Statutes, with No. 18000364CA, of ING AN INTEREST IN contact the ADA Coor- BILL KINSAUL 32444 A/K/A TOMMY SIMS; experience in federal the Circuit Court of the THE SURPLUS FROM CITIMORTGAGE, INC., dinator by mail at P. Clerk of the Court JASON BRADLEY disaster grant damage 14TH Judicial Circuit in THE SALE, IF ANY, Plaintiff, Any person claiming SIMS A/K/A JASON assessment as outlined and for Bay County. ✳ ✳ ✳ CLASSIFIEDS The News Herald | Tuesday, March 19, 2019 C7

OTHER THAN THE 1-800-441-2438 is the sole responsibil- Tuesday, April 2, 2019, Instructions to Bidders. cupational licenses and strated expertise in ar- Director Panama City PROPERTY OWNER Pub: March 19, 26, ity of the bidder to en- in the city hall down- Local Vendor Prefer- permits as shall be pre- chitectural or engineer- Housing Authority 1918 TIMATION OF HOSPI- AS OF THE DATE OF 2019 sure the bid is received stairs conference room ence will NOT apply. scribed by law. ing services. The qual- Mack Lewis Drive TAL BUILDING RE- THE LIS PENDENS on time. The clock in #008, 501 Harrison Av- The successful bidder ified party will possess Panama City, Florida 23217 PAIRS.” Please provide MUST FILE A CLAIM the Purchasing Office enue, Panama City, will be required to sub- Contractor must ensure the licenses, skills and 32401 PUBLIC NOTICE one (1) original, five (5) WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- will determine the bid Florida, 32401. A site mit a list of his subcon- employees and appli- knowledge to evaluate Pub: March 18, 19, 20, copies of the proposal, TER THE SALE closing time. visit will be made im- tractors for approval cants for employment the damage to all 21, 22, 23, 24, 2019 and one (1) CD with all NOTICE IS HEREBY mediately after the before award of con- are not discriminated PCHA properties 23241 of the above informa- If you are a person GIVEN that the Bay Bids are invited upon meeting. tract. against because of caused by Hurricane CALHOUN LIBERTY tion included (each with a disability who Health Foundation/Spe the items and quanti- their race, color, reli- Michael and prepare HOSPITAL document must be in needs any accommo- cial District Board of ties of work as follow: Contract documents, The person or affiliate gion, sex, or national cost estimates to repair ASSOCIATION an individual PDF for- dation in order to par- Trustees will hold the including drawings and who has been placed origin. or rebuild PCHA prop- REQUEST FOR mat file). ticipate in this pro- Regular Board Meeting Project includes re- technical specifica- on the convicted ven- erties in accordance PROPOSALS ceeding, you are enti- on March. 26, 2019 at moval and disposal of tions, are on file at the dor list following a con- The City of Panama with applicable codes FOR BUILDING Request for Proposal tled, at no cost to you, 9:00 a.m in the confer- wind-blown debris and office of Dale E. viction for a public en- City reserves the right and laws. The contract DAMAGE REPORT, and three (3) additional to the provision of ence room at the Bay damaged structures at- Cronwell, P.E., City En- tity crime may not sub- to reject any one or all will be a continuing SCOPE OF WORKS files for federal Pro- certain assistance. Health Foundation of- tached to the pile caps gineer, 501 Harrison mit a bid or a contract bids, or any part of any contract and provide FOR REPAIRS, AND curement requirements Please contact the fice at 11 Harrison and bulkheads and wa- Avenue, Panama City, to provide any goods bid, to waive any infor- for continuing on-call COST ESTIMATION can be found on the ADA Coordinator by Ave., Unit E, Panama terward of the bulk- FL 32401, (850) or services to a public malities in any bid, and services as needed by OF HOSPITAL CLH website: mail at P. 0. Box 1089, City, FL. heads at the Panama 691-4601. There is a entity, may not submit to award a contract PCHA. A copy of the BUILDING REPAIRS http://www.CalhounLib Panama City, FL City Marina; including $100 non-refundable a bid on a contract on deemed to be in the detailed Request for ertyHospital.com 32402 or by phone at BOARD OF TRUSTEES railing, lockers and fee for plans and speci- a public entity for the best interest of the City. Qualifications and in- (850) 747-5338 at BAY MEDICAL CEN- other small buildings, fications. Please call to construction or repair structions for submittal Notice is hereby given Questions concerning least seven (7) days TER DBA BAY HEALTH concrete and wood schedule pick up of of a public building or Bids may be held by may be obtained from that Calhoun Liberty this request should be before your sched- FOUNDATION piles, fixed and floating plans/specs, or they public work, may not the City for a period not PCHA online at Hospital Association directed to Bruce Da- uled court appear- docks, slips with co- may be downloaded submit bids on leases to exceed ninety (90) panamacityhousing.org/pub- (CLH) is calling for and vis, Chief Administra- ance, or immediately BY: Karen Thomason vers, utilities, and sub- for free from the City’s of real property to a days from the date of lic-notice/ beginn- requesting proposals tive Officer of Calhoun upon receiving this Executive Director merged debris. The web site at public entity, may not the bid opening for the ing March 15, 2019. from qualified architec- Liberty Hospital, via notification if the time Pub: March 19, 2019 project also includes www.pcgov.org. Con- be awarded or perform purpose of reviewing Responses are due no tural and consulting phone at: before the scheduled mobilization, mainte- tractors downloading work as a contractor, the bids and investigat- later than 4:00 p.m. on services as outlined be- 23225 850-674-5411 X-224 or appearance is less nance of traffic (MOT), the package will be re- supplier, subcontrac- ing the qualifications of March 26, 2019. low. INVITATION via email at: than seven (7) days. If and turbidity control sponsible for checking tor, or consultant under bidders, prior to award- FOR BIDS BruceDavis@CalhounLi you are hearing im- using appropriate the same web site for a contract with any ing the contract. PCHA reserves the All proposals must be in writing and delivered bertyHospital.com paired, please call The City of Panama means. Disposal of se- addenda prior to sub- public entity, and may right to accept or reject 711 or email lect concrete piles and mitting their bid. not transact business CITY OF PANAMA CITY any or all proposals by hand, Fed Ex, or City will accept sealed The Hospital encour- [email protected] metal materials will be with any public entity in Purchasing Department and to waive any for- mail to Calhoun Liberty bids in duplicate form ages all segments of courts.org . at permitted artificial A cashier’s check or excess of the threshold Pub: March 19, 28, malities or irregularities Hospital, 20370 Burns for Panama City Ma- the business commu- reef site(s) within 15 mi- bank draft payable to amount provided in 2019 in the best interest of Ave, Blountstown, FL rina Hurricane Mi- nity to participate in its Dated this 13th day of les of the pass. All the order of City of Section 287.017, for PCHA and is not liable 32424 and must be re- chael Debris Removal 23235 March 29, procurement opportu- March, 2019. other materials shall be Panama City, negotia- Category Two for a pe- for any costs incurred ceived by Bid #19-011 until 2:00 LEGAL 2019 1:00 p.m. Central nities, including small disposed of at the city’s ble U.S. Government riod of 36 months from by the responding par- . p.m. local time on ADVERTISEMENT time, businesses, BILL KINSAUL Bay Avenue DMS. Ad- Bonds (at par value), or the date of being ties. All Respondents Only submittals Thursday, April 18, Request for minority/women owned Clerk Of The Circuit ditional similar work at a satisfactory bid bond placed on the con- must be licensed in ac- received by the stated 2019 at the Purchasing Qualifications March businesses, and disad- Court the city’s St. Andrews executed by the Bidder victed vendor list. cordance with Florida time and date will be Office, City Hall, 501 15, 2019 Architectural vantaged business en- Marina may be added and an acceptable laws. PCHA recognizes considered. Submittals Harrison Avenue, and/or Engineering terprises. The Hospital By: Jennifer Estrada to the contract at the surety in an amount The Contractor shall fair and open competi- received after the time Room 107, Panama Services does not discriminate Deputu Clerk city’s discretion. equal to five percent comply in every re- tion as a basic tenet of set for the opening will City, Florida, 32401. on the basis of race, (5%) of the total bid spect with all applica- In accordance with public procurement. be rejected and re- The purchasing staff color, religion, national Choice Legal Group, The Engineer’s esti- shall be submitted with ble laws, regulations, Section 287.055, F.S., Respondents doing turned unopened to the must receive all bids origin, disability, sex, or P. A . mate for this work is each bid on the form and building and con- the Panama City Hous- business the PCHA are submitter. All submit- before 2:00 p.m., local age in the administra- PO Box 9908 $500,000.00. provided by the City. struction codes of the ing Authority (PCHA) prohibited from dis- tals shall be submitted time, on the bid date, invites the submission in a sealed envelope tion of contracts. Fort Lauderdale, FL at which time all bids Federal Government, criminating on the ba- 33310-0908 A non-mandatory Contractors must be the State of Florida, the of Letters of Interest sis of race, color, and clearly labeled, will be opened and The Hospital reserves Phone: (954) 453-0365 pre-bid conference is pre-approved for MA- County of Bay, the City and Statements of creed, national origin, “RFP - BUILDING DAM- read aloud. Bids re- Qualifications from all AGE REPORT, SCOPE the right to waive infor- Fax: (954) 771-6052 ceived after the stated scheduled for 2:00 RINE CONSTRUCTION of Panama City, and handicap, age or sex. Toll Free: p.m. local time on in accordance with the shall obtain all such oc- interested and qualified Teri Henry, Executive OF WORK FOR RE- time will be refused. It parties with demon- PAIRS, AND COST ES-

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NEWSPAPER INSERTER Excellent benefits, drug-free workplace, EOE •Positive attitude tation FOR SALE!! •Ability to work with Benefits: Free housing CHOCTAW BCH, FL: • Hiring Requirements: Drug Testing/ others as a team & utilities, private quar- 2BR Mobile Home Standing, bending & lifting required. Screening, Background Checks, Reference ters, weekly stipend w/clear title. Needs Must be able to work a flexible schedule Checks Starting pay: Background & drug work, not livable. Per- including nights and weekends. • Education Level: High School Diploma or $12/hour. tested; Refs. needed fect for hunting cabin, Equivalent Full-time position. Send resume & letter of car hauler, storage, etc. WET SLIPS PCB, FL: To apply, send email to: • Requires a Drivers License: Yes, Operator Overtime is available introduction by 4/15: First person w/cash & long or short term, [email protected] License during peak season 1705cestevens@gmail. toter gets it. 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The News Herald in Panama City, Florida, Class A CDL Truck Driver Truck Driver home of the “World’s Most Beautiful Beaches” Full or Part Time Part Time is looking for a press operator preferably with at least 2 years of experience using Web The News Herald is accepting applications for The News Herald is accepting applications for Press, must have great work history, be a hardworking, responsible truck driver to a hardworking, responsible truck driver to self-motivated, disciplined & be a team player. load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- Ability to use a computer is required. We will tractors along with other related duties. tractors along with other related duties. train the right person in this rapidly advancing, high tech field. The position is full time & in- Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- cludes night and weekend work. The News tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid Herald offers a competitive benefit package Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean Florida driver license, a clean driving record, including 401(k), paid vacation and sick leave, driving record, proof of insurance, a current proof of insurance. NO CDL required. medical, dental, vision & life insurance. medical card.

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