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VIRUS UPDATE District servers compromised Latest figures as of 6:30 p.m. Official: Remote schooling impacted; personal information not exposed Thursday, April 23. Buster Thompson relied on amid campus closures. officials, joined by district- “It’s not like anything’s taken,” CITRUS Staff writer No personal information has contracted companies, will con- Blair said, “but until we are able been known to be exposed to the duct a full forensic examination to get inside to see what hap- COUNTY A cyber infiltration reported “unknown person or persons” into the server’s digital data to pened, we just don’t know that n Positive cases of Thursday morning into Citrus who got into the system, school find out what was affected. impact.” COVID-19: 94 . County Schools District’s servers district spokeswoman Lindsay Detectives with the Citrus County Blair said the school district is led to a shutdown of some con- Blair said Thursday afternoon. Sheriff ’s Office’s Major Crimes Unit insured for instances like these. n Total tests: nections its remote schooling has School district technology are also investigating, Blair said. See SERVERS/Page A5 1,338 . n Negative results: 1,238 . n Males (positive test): 47 . Local nonprofit feeding the hungry n Females (positive test): 47 . n Deaths: 9 . n Hospitalizations: 25 . STATE OF FLORIDA n Positive cases of COVID-19: 29,648 . n Total tests: 303,050 . n Deaths: 987 .

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NEWS BRIEFS Chronicle delivery safe The Citrus County Chronicle is taking every safety precaution in the wake of the coronavirus alert. We have instituted a new policy where gloves will be used by all em- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle ployees who touch the The Spot Family Center Program Director Evelyn Vissicchio passes two hot, chili meals to a couple passing through their parking lot Wednesday finished product before it evening. According to Vissicchio, The Spot is a Christian organization that aims to help families and children in need and provides emergency comes to your home. relief to those individuals who require it and will serve meals to anyone coming to their location Monday through Saturday from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The raw materials The Spot is adjacent to Jim LaGrone Park in Crystal River. They are located at 405 SE Seventh Ave. used to create the news- paper (ink and paper) are never touched prior to the The Spot Family Center offers food program to help families in need creation of the paper. Chritine Marino The feeding program, titled “Our Daily receive unemployment right now. What In our offices and with Staff writer Bread,” will be served from 5 to 6:30 p.m. happens to this niche group of people? our product, we are fol- Mondays through Saturdays, at 405 SE 7th How do they get taken care of?” lowing all of the recom- It takes a brave individual to stand on Ave., Crystal River, until a recovery of the Vissicchio felt he had to do something to mended procedures to the front lines to help those in need during economy begins to take place. help these people, so one day he took it use sanitizer and ap- this time of crisis. Among many of the services offered by upon himself to go to Sam’s Club and pur- proved hygiene proce- Citizens from all over the county are this organization, this feeding program chase everything he would need to open dures to stop the spread doing their part to make sure that others will provide meals for all who attend, up this new kitchen. of the virus. have what they need to get by. These self- under the understanding that it is only The Spot would often seek assistance less individuals include the volunteers of open for those who are in need of food or from food pantries to run its programs, ‘Front Porch The Spot Family Center in Crystal River. can bring the meals to those who are un- however, Vissicchio found that this has be- Project’ launches The Spot is offering a free, drive-thru- able to attend themselves. come increasingly difficult during this only feeding program to provide for those “This program is for people who are time. The Chronicle is looking who may be unable to locate enough food slipping through the cracks,” said The “Most food pantries exist because of for families to participate in for themselves or their families during this Spot Family Center founder, Joseph Vissic- food overages,” he said. “Since there are its The Front Porch Proj- time. chio. “There are people who are unable to See SPOT/Page A7 ect, documenting families as they stay at home to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The idea started in Boston on St. Patrick’s Day and has Task force: Reopening schools key to reviving state economy quickly taken root across The group, spearheaded by schools, colleges and universities the country. The Chronicle Affordable child care also important state Education Commissioner until August. Students are ex- will provide a list of days and former House Speaker Rich- pected to finish this school year John Haughey the response to the COVID-19 and times a photographer ard Corcoran, will meet through using distance-learning curricu- pandemic. The Center Square lum online from home. will be in areas throughout That was among the potential the week and forward ideas to The quick adaptation to online Citrus County. We ask that Reopening Florida’s 4,200 pub- obstacles pondered Wednesday the task force’s 22-member exec- classes was lauded by many in you let us know if you’d lic K-12 schools is critical for the by the 23-member Re-Opening utive committee, which must the group as a harbinger of what like to participate by email- state’s 2.8 million students’ edu- Florida Task Force Industry present Gov. Ron DeSantis with a education will look like in a fu- ing Jeff Bryan, managing cational needs, but also for work- Working Group on Administra- statewide reopening plan by ture that arrived unexpectedly in editor, at jeff.bryan@ ing parents who may struggle to tive, Education, Information & Friday. March when DeSantis closed chronicleonline.com. find affordable child care as the Technology, Manufacturing, Util- DeSantis on Saturday closed — From staff reports economy attempts to revive after ities and Wholesale. all public and private K-12 See ECONOMY/Page A5

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State &Citrus L Countyoca Chronicle l Around the COUNTY Crystal River woman pleads not guilty County Sheriff ’s Office Assistant State Attorney when Spaight, Magrino home, where they also Think before Accused of (CCSO) Major Crimes Pete Magrino said Thurs- and Howard will discuss if found Crites-Worley with detectives arrested day another order could additional evaluations are cuts to her arms. you flush Crites-Worley April 6 for expand the date, delaying needed, which Magrino While she was being The Citrus County Water murdering the capital-felony offense, when Crites-Worley’s and Spaight said they ex- hospitalized, Crites- Resources Utility Division a week after deputies grand jury will formerly pect to happen. Worley told CCSO detec- needs your cooperation in found her 77-year-old hus- charge her. “That’s pretty routine in tives she was uncertain if protecting the county’s husband band “We’re in a different sit- these cases,” Spaight said. she injured herself and dead in uation,” Magrino said. “I never rely on just one couldn’t remember what wastewater infrastructure, Buster Thompson their Assistant Public De- doctor because different happened. particularly during this time. Staff writer backyard fender Ed Spaight, doctors can have different Sheriff ’s office investi- Customers are cleaning in the Crites-Worley’s attorney, opinions,” added Magrino. gators discovered evi- more regularly with disin- A lawyer for a Crystal 5100 block already filed a motion to Crites-Worley will re- dence in store surveillance fecting wipes and may be River woman accused of of North have Circuit Court Judge main in custody at the Cit- footage and receipts from using alternative items for killing her husband will Andri Richard “Ric” Howard rus County Detention March 28 that Crites- toilet paper such as nap- ask a judge to deem his cli- Drive. find his client incompe- Facility without bond. Worley purchased the ent incompetent, as a for- Victrina kins, paper towels, baby Crites-Worley A Citrus tent to proceed future It’s alleged Crites- knives, which were found wipes, or “flushable” wipes. mal charge has yet to be Grand hearings. Worley on March 29 next to Worley Sr.’s body. Remember to place announced in the case. Jury has yet to announce Spaight said Thursday stabbed Worley Sr. at least There were no signs of these items in the trash as Court filings show whether to indict he based his motion on a 10 times with fillet knives, forced entry into the they may not be flushed 50-year-old Victrina Marie Crites-Worley. court-filed but confiden- including three wounds to home. Crites-Worley announced down the toilet. These items However, due to COVID- tial report from a psychol- Worley Sr.’s neck, over a Detectives also found a plea Wednesday of not do not break down in the 19’s restrictions on social ogist who documented divorce, prior reports searches in Crites-Worley’s guilty to Lawrence How- gatherings, the Florida Su- show. cellphone asking how to sewer system and may Crites-Worley’s mental ard Worley Sr.’s premedi- preme Court has ordered health after evaluating CCSO deputies discov- claim life insurance if one cause severe clogs, pump tated murder. to stop jury panels from her the week of April 13. ered Worley Sr.’s body spouse kills another, and failures, and treatment is- After obtaining a war- meeting and presiding Crites-Worley’s next during a response March 30 where women go to prison sues. It is important to only rant for her arrest, Citrus over cases until May 27. court hearing is Monday, to a well-being check at his for murder. dispose of human waste and toilet paper in the toilet. Items that should never be flushed or placed down any drain: Become an • Disposable wipes, wet wipes, disinfecting wipes, or baby wipes (even if marked “flushable”). advocate • Paper towels. • Gloves and/or medical supplies. • Facial wipes. for a child • Grease/oils. • Feminine hygiene Special to the Chronicle products. • Cotton swabs/cotton balls. April is Child Abuse Prevention • Diapers. Month, and with the COVID-19 pan- • Dental floss. demic, so much will be different this year. Every April we remind people • Medicines or vitamins. of the many ways they can help pro- • Cigarette or cigar butts. tect children. This year will not be For Citrus County BOCC an exception. information, cancellations As Gov. DeSantis issued a stay-at- and postponements, visit home order, visitations to children www.citrusbocc.com and and court proceedings are taking follow on Facebook at place virtually. @citruscountybocc. The Guardian ad Litem program, For information about more than ever, is in need of volun- COVID-19 visit, www. teers that will advocate and follow floridahealth.gov or www. up with children that have been re- cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019- moved from home due to abuse, ncov/index.html. abandonment or neglect. COVID-19 Call Center Social distancing practices have impacted our recruiting and train- available 24/7 at 866-779- ing events, but we are committed to 6121 or email COVID-19@ providing virtual resources to re- flhealth.gov. cruit, interview and train future — Special to the Chronicle volunteers. CCSO activates The Guardian ad Litem program will host two online information we- Citizen Info. Lines binars at 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday,

In an effort to keep Citrus Special to the Chronicle April 30. If interested in learning County residents informed Inverness Mayor Bob Plaisted gives the Cooter Kudo award to Deputy Health Schaffer after he more about the Guardian ad Litem on the impacts of COVID- pulled an injured boy from Lake Henderson. program, register by contacting 19 in the community, the [email protected] or call 352-812-6971. Citrus County Sheriff’s Of- For many abused children, their fice (CCSO) has activated a Guardian ad Litem volunteer is the Citizen Information Line one constant adult presence in their (CIL) in partnership with the lives. Florida Department of Hero honored Intense advocacy can break the Health in Citrus County. emergency aid) that undoubt- injured child and boat. Schaf- cycle of abuse and neglect. When This line is designed to Inverness gives edly saved the young man’s fer was able to pull the child children grow up in homes where answer questions and con- life,” said City Mayor Bob out of the water and applied a their only adult role models re- cerns specific to Citrus Plaisted during this week’s tourniquet to stop the spond to them with violence and County. All citizens with award to deputy city council meeting and in bleeding, disregard for their needs, they re- medical questions are still giving Schaffer the award. Two citizens, Broderick peat that cycle with their own “Had it not been for Deputy urged to contact the Florida Paul and Nolan Bradley, who children. after saving Schaffer’s heroic action, this saw that Schaffer was by him- When a Guardian ad Litem volun- Department of Health in Cit- unfortunate incident could rus County at 352-527- self working to save the child, teer intercedes, it not only changes have taken a much different the course of one child’s life, it 0068. Citizens with general injured boy also helped when they drove turn,” Plaisted said. “We cer- Schaffer’s patrol boat to the makes an impact for generations. COVID-19 questions not tainly appreciate our sher- Fred Hiers boat ramp so Schaffer could Your advocacy for children not specific to Citrus County iff ’s department.” continue to stay with and only will help end child abuse, it should contact the COVID- Staff writer The accident happened comfort the child. will improve our community for ev- 19 hotline at 866-779-6121. Sunday, April 19, when a boat Citrus County Sheriff ’s Of- The child was flown to a eryone who lives here. Children If you have Citrus County struck an 11-year-old boy and fice deputy Heath Schaffer hospital for treatment and is who are abused and do not get the specific questions, contact the propeller of the boat se- was honored by the Inverness expected to make a full recov- support they need to heal are more verely lacerated the boy’s likely than other kids to drop out of the CIL at 352-249-2775 council and awarded the ery, Plaisted said during the thigh. The people in the boat school, end up homeless, turn to from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- city’s Cooter Kudo for his part ceremony. were unable to pull the boy crime, and rely as adults on social day through Friday. in saving the life of a child The mayor reminded those Many general COVID-19 out of the water and into their welfare programs. When we work struck by a boat on Lake vessel. The situation was be- in the audience the impor- questions can be answered together to protect vulnerable chil- Henderson. coming desperate as the boy tance of the award. dren, it saves lives and tax dollars. by visiting www.Florida “With deputy Schaffer’s was losing blood. “We do not hand them out HealthCOVID19.gov. There are many life-threatening quick thinking and training Schaffer, who was pa- willy nilly,” Plaisted said. and incurable diseases that sadly, Abuse shelter he was able to apply a tourni- trolling the lake, received the “This is prestigious for us to afflict children. But, we have the quet (and render other call for help and found the do.” cure to child abuse. It lies within seeks assistance each of us. Now is the time to act. The Citrus Abuse Shelter Association (CASA) is cur- rently in need of the follow- ing items: Non-latex gloves, dish washing gloves, Soft Man faces 13 charges for wave of incidents Scrub with bleach, wash cloths, Miralax, aerosol Matthew Beck weapon without the intent to kill, surveillance equipment that were defendant Tuesday while the sus- spray deodorant, bottle Staff writer grand theft, burglary to several reported stolen. Some of the pect was on the property. During brushes, bleach, white vine- structures, auto theft and at- items were recovered. Addition- the confrontation, Fraleigh was gar, lunch meat, juice, but- A 38-year-old Floral City man tempted auto theft. ally, various tools and office sup- overheard by a victim and a wit- ter, fresh fruit and was arrested Tuesday on a litany The majority of charges stem plies, including Christmas ness to say he had a “piece” on vegetables, milk, hand sani- of felony charges, from crimes committed in the decorations, were taken from the him, according to the report. tizer, antibacterial soap, according to mul- Floral City area, according to the numerous locations. The victim and a witness told Lysol wipes and spray and tiple Citrus reports, where Fraleigh broke Fraleigh burglarized Prime deputies the suspect attempted temporal thermometers. County Sheriff ’s into the Floral City VFW, Floral Auto Sales at 7240 S. Florida Ave. to put his hand in his pocket and Office arrest City Auto Sales, Prime Auto Sales He was unsuccessful at his at- the victim said he felt threat- Supplies can be dropped affidavits. as well as a Spectrum work van. tempt to steal a 2001 GMC Sonoma ened by what he believed was a off at the CASA Outreach Justin Edward In addition, Fraleigh is charged pickup-truck, according to the re- gun in Fraleigh’s pocket, the re- office between the hours of Fraleigh was with burglarizing a law office in ports, but was successful in the ports stated. Eventually the vic- 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon- charged Tuesday Inverness. theft of a gold, 2004 Chevy Impala tim was able to detain the day through Friday, at 1100 Justin E. for a number of Fraleigh During the crime spree, the re- from a car lot. He was also suspect and hold him until dep- E. Turner Camp Road in incidents Tues- ports stated Fraleigh caused dam- charged with criminal mischief to uties arrived. Inverness. day, April 21, and Monday, age to various structures, the property. Deputies searched Fraleigh but For information, call Carol April 20. In all, Fraleigh was ar- breaking windows and doors in An employee at the Floral City were unable to find a weapon. Brown at 352-344-8111. rested on 13 charges including the process. He took items such as Auto Sales, where Fraleigh was Fraleigh’s bond was set at — From staff reports aggravated assault with a deadly computers, credit cards and arrested, confronted the $49,000. A4 Friday, April 24, 2020 Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Today’s Today in HOROSCOPES HISTORY Birthday — Slow or impulsive actions Entertainment Today is Friday, April 24, the will lead to problems this year. Consis- 115th day of 2020. There are tency, sticking to the facts and putting 251 days left in the year. your heart and soul into getting what you want will help you reach your objective. Rolling Stones Today’s Highlight: On April 24, 1877, federal troops Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Take release a song that control and turn an idea into something ‘resonates’ now were ordered out of New Orleans, concrete. Channel your energy into ending the North’s post-Civil War something productive instead of argu- NEW YORK — The Rolling rule in the South. ing with someone who won’t budge. Stones have unveiled a new On this date: Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Don’t song the band thinks is perfect In 1800, Congress approved a bill trust someone to be straight with you. for these coronavirus times. establishing the Library of Congress. Be direct about your feelings and ex- The legendary band released In 1915, in what’s considered the pectations. Walk away from unhealthy the four-minute slow-burning start of the Armenian genocide, the situations. Focus on personal growth. bluesy and harmonica-driven “ Ottoman Empire began rounding up Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Help Living in a Ghost Town ” on Armenian political and cultural lead- others, but don’t let anyone take you Thursday. ers in Constantinople. for granted. Attend a reunion or recon- In 1980, the United States nect with an old friend. “I’m a ghost/Living in a ghost town/You can look for me/But I launched an unsuccessful attempt Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Promote the to free the American hostages in services you have to offer. You’ll make can’t be found,” sings frontman an impression on someone who can Mick Jagger, who wrote it with Iran, a mission that resulted in the provide you with support and excellent guitarist Keith Richards. deaths of eight U.S. servicemen. suggestions. Jagger explained that the Ten years ago: The policy- Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Make a song was one they were working setting panel of the International change that will give you freedom to on long before the global lock- Monetary Fund, with a nervous eye explore new possibilities. Make a down and the band decided to Associated Press on Greece, pledged during a meet- transformation at home that will pro- revisit it in isolation, thinking it The Rolling Stones, from left, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Mick ing in Washington to address the vide you with the space you need to “would resonate through the Jagger and Keith Richards at the Rolling Stones Exhibitionism risks posed to the global recovery pursue your dream. times that we’re living in right preview April 4, 2016 in London. from high government debt. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Express now.” Richards added: “Mick and Five years ago: President your concerns and lay down rules. Re- Barack Obama marked the 10th fuse to let anyone walk all over you. I decided this one really needed to go to work right now.” suffering by epic proportions due the Academy Award-nominated anniversary of the Office of the Di- Aim to improve your relationships by to the COVID-19 pandemic,” a film “Straight Outta Compton” rector of National Intelligence, prais- striving for equality. The lyrics do certainly sound timely: “I’m going nowhere/Shut statement on the singer’s web- has been arrested on drugs and ing the nation’s spying operations Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — An unfa- site said. “Communities that weapons charges on Mississip- miliar place will spark your curiosity up all alone/So much time to as the most capable in the world. and inspire you to try something new. lose/Just staring at my phone.” were already lacking funds for pi’s coast. One year ago: The Centers for Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Do education, health and housing Jason Mitchell, who portrays Disease Control and Prevention something constructive, and don’t stop Beyoncé identifies are now faced with alarming in- Brandon on the cable series, was said nearly 700 cases of measles until you make progress. Don’t neglect groups receiving fection rates and fatalities.” arrested Wednesday during a had been reported in the United a problem that’s hanging over you. $6M in virus aid Part of the money will go to traffic stop in Gulfport, Harrison States so far in 2019; it was already Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Get support efforts by the University County Sheriff Troy Peterson said the nation’s worst year for measles together with people you don’t see Beyoncé is focusing her coro- of California, Los Angeles and in a news release. Mitchell was since 1994. often. Revisit an old idea, as it may in- navirus relief efforts on organiza- the National Alliance of Mental released later Wednesday after Today’s Birthdays: Movie spire you. tions that are helping Illness to provide mental well- posting a $150,000 surety bond. director-producer Richard Donner is Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Read communities of color that have ness services in hard-hit cities. Deputies searched Mitchell’s 90. Actress Shirley MacLaine is 86. the fine print. Take charge by saying no been hit hard by the coronavirus Money is also going to organiza- SUV and found about 2 pounds Actress-singer-director Barbra to temptation and rejecting plans that pandemic. Streisand is 78. Actor-comedian put you at a disadvantage. tions like No Kid Hungry, Bread of marijuana wrapped in sepa- The superstar announced on rate packages along with a bag Cedric the Entertainer is 56. Singer Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Make of Life, World Central Kitchen Thursday that her BEYGood and more. of 1,300 dosage units of Ec- Kelly Clarkson is 38. sure to be fully prepared before reveal- Thought for Today: “I feel proud ing your intentions. Honesty and fair charity will partner with Twitter’s stasy, Peterson said. Deputies ‘The Chi’ star to be living in a country where peo- play will make a difference. Jack Dorsey’s Start Small cam- also found an AK-47 firearm and ple are not afraid to laugh at them- Aries (March 21-April 19) — If you paign to provide $6 million in re- arrested for drugs, a Glock 9mm pistol with ex- speak from the heart, you will get a lief funds a variety of groups tended magazines, he said. selves and where political satire is weapons in Mississippi tolerated by the government, if not good response. Someone close to you working to provide basic neces- Jail records did not indicate the television network.” — Pat will offer insight into your options that sities in cities like Detroit, Hous- GULFPORT, Miss. — A star of whether he had an attorney who Paulsen, American comedian (born will help you make an adjustment and ton, New York and New Orleans. the hit Showtime series “The could comment. come to a decision. “Communities of color are Chi“ who was also featured in — From wire reports 1927, died this date in 1997).

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HI / LO PR Today: Southwest winds 15 to 20 Gulf water n Those without computer access should call 82/60 0.00" knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and temperature 352-249-2705. inland waters a moderate chop. Showers likely and a chance of HI / LO PR HI / LO PR thunderstorms. Tonight: South winds Legend: YTD-Year to around 10 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. 82° Date, PR-Daily 92/62 0.00" Taken at Aripeka Precipitation 89/65 0.00" THREE DAY OU T LOOK Exclusive daily LA K E L E V E L S forecast by: Location THU WED Full TODAY & TOMORROW MORNING Withlacoochee at Holder 27.56 27.59 34.64 Tsala Apopka-Hernando 36.38 36.39 38.66 To start your subscription: High: 78° Low: 66° Tsala Apopka-Inverness 37.47 37.49 39.73 Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms. Windy. Call now for home delivery by our carriers: Tsala Apopka-Floral City 38.82 38.84 41.37 Citrus County: 352-563-5655 Levels reported in feet above sea level. 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However, how you spend the drive-through only — followed by a org) or the New Church Without between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., every- The CARES Act created two very funds and how you document those general public giveaway beginning Walls (www.newchurchwithoutwalls. day. Paddlers must be back to re- large SBA disaster funding vehi- expenditures may have a major im- at 11 a.m. com). trieve their cars before the park cles. The Economic Injury Disaster pact on whether you must repay the School employees will use the CR to reopen kayak closes. Loan (EIDL) and the Paycheck Pro- funds. county auditorium entrance and the Other park amenities — like the tection Program (PPP) provide Jim Green, Certified SCORE general public will use the airport launches today beach, playground and restrooms emergency funding to small busi- — will remain closed. Mentor and Johnny Cash, CPA will entrance. Follow the signs that will Crystal River will reopen its city nesses who are impacted by the Crystal River is asking area provide an update on the status of be posted. kayak launches at Hunter Springs Covid-19 pandemic. paddle-craft businesses to rent to these two very important programs, This week’s food distribution is and Kings Bay parks a day earlier SCORE and the Citrus County just locals, discouraging travel from as well as, detailed information on courtesy of: Citrus United Way, the than expected. Chamber of Commerce will present how to manage and account for ex- other areas. information about these programs New Church Without Walls, Com- “We feel strongly that kayaking After meeting with other Citrus penditures from the funds to protect munity Food Bank of Citrus County, and paddle boarding are recre- in an online webinar at 8:30 a.m. the “forgivable” status of funds from County government leaders Friday, May 1. We Care, FarmShare, Lowe’s in In- ational activities that allow people Wednesday, Crystal River officials the PPP program. verness, Rep. Ralph Massullo, Dr. to still follow the CDC guidelines Many Nature Coast small busi- To register, visit https://tinyurl. planned to reopen kayak launches Mike Bennett, Dr. Jeff Kinnard and of social distancing,” City Man- nesses applied for funds through com/y7phnmhe. Saturday after closing them to meet these programs. Many of those Chas. Davis Funeral Home. ager Ken Frink said in a Thursday COVID-19’s social-distancing have already received funding while Food giveaway today Monetary donations are needed evening news release. “We have guidelines. others are waiting for their applica- at county fairgrounds to continue feeding Citrus County consulted with the Citrus County City parks are anticipated to re- tions to be processed by the SBA residents. Please consider donating Health Department on this open Wednesday, with limited and lenders. Beginning at 9 a.m. Friday, through Citrus United Way (www. decision.” hours and limited activities allowed. Some of these funds are a loan April 24, school employees with a citrusunitedway.org), Community These launches, monitored by — From staff reports

ECONOMY Open schools “opens up the Continued from Page A1 support that families need so school campuses. that they can return to work.” Until all students and families have access to needed technology and Jacob Oliva working parents have ac- Florida Pubic School Chancellor. cess to affordable child care, reopening schools reopenings and that said about 380,295 stu- for physical interaction teachers have opportuni- dents, roughly 11.8 % of will be the priority, the ties to work with individ- the state’s K-12 student group confirmed. ual students before population, attend more A Florida Council of formal classes resume to than 2,650 private schools 100 survey said nearly gauge how they have across the state. two-thirds of employed fared since March. Charter schools also parents of minor children Summer classes and face daunting challenges. across the state said lack reading camp programs at During the 2018-19 school of child care has “some- select schools could be year, about 313,000 what” or “greatly” im- scheduled to test proce- students — more than paired their ability to dures and protocols, some 10% of the state’s MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle perform their own jobs, Lecanto Primary support staff member Kellie Redner hands out two iPads to a parent of suggested. 2.84 million preK-12 chil- With many furloughed dren — were enrolled in state Pubic School Chan- students outside of the school. A 23-member Re-Opening Florida Task Force Industry from jobs and many small 658 charter schools in cellor Jacob Oliva said. Working Group on Administrative, Education, Information & Technology, Manufacturing, Another overlooked fac- businesses floundering, Florida, according to Utilities and Wholesale said two keys to reviving the state’s economy are reopening tor in the school closures education officials also DOE. schools and affordable child care. is in many counties, the said the reopening strat- Charter Schools USA school district is one of the supporting the economy?” return to schools.” presented by Pinellas egy must include a plan CEO John Hage, which op- area’s largest employers. Oliva said. “What the De- Open schools “opens County Superintendent for public schools to ab- erates 57 schools in Flor- “One of the major ten- partment of Education up the support that fami- of Schools Michael Grego sorb students from private ida, said his organization ants that we want to guide (DOE) is going to continue lies need so that they can and Orange County schools that parents no is looking at limiting the this conversation around working to do is to make return to work,” Oliva teacher Melissa Pappas can longer afford to pay number of students on is, what is education’s role sure that Florida’s entire said. is ensuring county health tuition for. campus at any given time in the recovery, in education family is able to Among suggestions officials monitor school DOE’s 2018-19 report by “seat time.”

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Caregivers with a ceive WIC benefits. (The food on your table, teach Infants, and Children, bet- pandemic.” sources, including health low to medium income and program is exempt from you how to stretch those ter known as WIC, remains WIC, a federally funded screenings, immunization those who are part of other the Federal Public Charge food dollars and that alone open and ready to enroll nutrition program, works to referrals, dental referrals, programs such as foster rule that affects self- is a huge benefit and may people by phone or online. help expectant and nursing substance abuse referrals, care, medical assistance, or sufficiency, which went certainly bring you some “We want people to know mothers, infants, babies and various other social SNAP are eligible. into effect Feb. 24.) peace of mind.” that we are here for them and toddlers develop good services. The program’s income “Everyone reacts differ- To find out if you’re eligi- during this difficult time,” eating habits as they learn If you’re pregnant, a limits are more generous ently to stress, especially ble, visit https://tinyurl. said Juliann Velez, WIC Di- to use the no-cost items pro- caregiver, or a mom with than for those in other as- children, so it’s really im- com/kbba27p. Next, call rector with the Florida De- vided on their monthly ben- a child 5 and younger, sistance programs: for ex- portant for parents to be the WIC in Citrus County partment of Health in efits. Its peer counselors you can get this personal- ample, an expectant mom able to provide healthy Program at 352-527-8490 or Citrus County. “People who encourage and assist ized support for you and counts as two people in meals for their families 352-726-5222. For the RECORD Citrus County charge of domestic battery. of Beverly Hills, at 7:54 p.m. possession of a controlled sub- at $3,000. n April Hoffman, 44, of Sheriff’s Office n Kyle Martin, 23, of Crys- April 20 on a misdemeanor stance. His bond was set at n Jodee Crain, 19, of Crys- Dunnellon, at 6:27 a.m. charge of drug paraphernalia. $2,000. tal River, at 11:30 p.m. tal River, at 1:15 p.m. April 19 April 19 on a felony charge of DUI arrest April 20 on a felony charge of n Ryan Dunn, 26, of East n Jessica Taylor, 38, of on a misdemeanor charge of aggravated battery with use of n Destiny Key, 24, of aggravated assault with a Smoke Trail, Inverness, at South Lee Street, Beverly Hills, criminal mischief. Her bond a deadly weapon. Her bond Homosassa, at midnight deadly weapon and a misde- 6:47 p.m. April 20 for felony at 1:24 p.m. April 19 on a fel- was set at $1,000. petit theft with two or more con- ony charge of possession of a was set at $10,000. April 19 on a misdemeanor meanor charge of domestic n Cody Haines, 20, of victions of any theft. According controlled substance and a charge of driving under the in- battery. Crystal River, at 12:48 p.m. to his arrest affidavit, Dunn is misdemeanor charge of drug ON THE NET fluence with property damage. Other arrests April 19 on a misdemeanor accused of shoplifting items paraphernalia. According to n For more information Her bond was set at $2,000. n charge of criminal mischief. His David Kahler, 36, of Her- valued at $79 from the Inver- her arrest affidavit, Taylor was about arrests made by Domestic bond was set at $1,000. nando, at 8:26 p.m. April 20 for ness Publix. His bond was set questioned about a burglary the Citrus County battery arrests n felony battery with a prior con- at $2,000. and approximately 0.71 grams Christopher Hollie, 35, Sheriff’s Office, go to n viction of battery. His bond was n John Bedford, 42, of John Humphries, 18, of of methamphetamine and four of Homosassa, at 11 a.m. www.sheriffcitrus.org set at $2,000. April 19 on a felony charge of Hernando, at 10:40 p.m. Inverness, at 11:11 p.m. syringes were found in her and click on Arrests. April 20 on a misdemeanor n Michelle Vanhoose, 46, April 20 on a felony charge of possession. Her bond was set grand theft auto. Half a million jobless claims filed in Florida last week County high schools Associated Press staff will go through the rec- postpone graduations, ommendations over the week- FORT LAUDERDALE — A end, synthesize them and then cancel proms half-million Floridians ap- report back to the task force plied for unemployment bene- and it’s subcommittees for fur- Buster Thompson fits last week, according to ther review. Staff writer figures released Thursday, as Subcommittees on various a statewide task force contin- sectors reported Thursday: Citrus County’s public high schools ued examining when busi- n Agriculture: The state’s have postponed their traditional nesses shuttered and forced to farmers have lost more than a graduations in late May until later in lay off workers because of the half-billion dollars in crops over the summer, when they hope COVID- new coronavirus can reopen. the last month, said Mike 19’s restrictions on social gatherings The U.S. Department of Joyner, the president of the ease. Labor reported that more than Florida Fruit & Vegetable Asso- Proms were also canceled. 505,000 Floridians filed initial ciation. He said much of the Crystal River, Lecanto and Citrus claims for unemployment bene- loss has come from the near- high schools made the announce- fits last week, pushing the shutdown of institutional buy- ments Thursday evening in a similar state’s number of claims well ers such as hotels, restaurants post on their respective Facebook past 1 million since businesses and schools. pages. New graduation dates have yet around the state started closing n Hospitals: Mary Mayhew, to be announced. last month under lockdown or- the secretary of Florida’s “While this is a tough time for all ders from municipalities and Agency for Healthcare Admin- students, no group of students has then Gov. Ron DeSantis. istration, said as the state’s hos- been impacted more than our high The number of unemployed pitals have been cleared of school seniors,” the post states. “We Floridians could actually be patients except for COVID-19 recognize this is not the way our se- much higher since problems and others seriously ill, the per- niors expected to finish their high with online filing have been centage of occupied beds has school careers. … From feedback we widespread. The state’s civilian fallen from almost 90% to less have received from the student and workforce is about 10 million. than 60% over the last month, parent representatives, it is clear that Officials have acknowl- costing them millions in reve- our seniors do not want a virtual Associated Press graduation.” edged that the Department of The volcano at Universal’s Volcano Bay water park looms over a nue. She said hospitals lose on Economic Opportunity was ill- deserted International Drive midday Thursday as the response to average more than $6,000 per High schools will also release infor- equipped to handle the deluge the coronavirus pandemic takes its toll on the entertainment, COVID-19 patient because of mation about plans to do drive-thru of applications. As of Tuesday, shopping and dining district south of downtown Orlando. the extra care and staff needed graduations on their original dates 1.7 million claims had been to treat them. from May 26 to 28. submitted but only 679,000 had had been paid $143 million, “This does not mean it’s the n Construction: AJ de Moya, “This pandemic does not define the been verified. Because of the according to the Department end,” DeSantis’s chief of staff the vice president of a Mi- Class of 2020. The impact, experi- problems with filing, people of Economic Opportunity. Shane Strum told the commit- ami-based highway and bridge ences, and memories of the past 13 may have submitted more Meanwhile, the governor’s tee. “We’re trying to just make construction company, told his years cannot be erased,” School Su- than one application through task force that will make recom- sure we try to bring everything subcommittee that while road perintendent Sandra “Sam” Himmel multiple methods, the agency mendations for reopening the forward in a quick manner, as work has continued, 40% of the said in a Citrus County School Dis- said. economy met for the fourth people are really anxious to state’s overall construction trict release. “… You have so much to As of Tuesday, around 16% straight day with a goal of mak- get back open.” workforce is at risk of look forward to and I wish you noth- of the confirmed claimants ing recommendations Friday. Strum said the governor’s unemployment. ing but success in your future.” Fishing tourney rescheduled, moved to MacRae’s Special to the Chronicle in cash and prizes based raffle to be drawn after registration, call 352-746- on 150 paid boat entries, the final City Electric Sup- 9028 or visit www.Citrus The 25th annual CCBA with a cap of 200 boats. ply Weigh-in on Sunday, BuildingAlliance.com. Family Fishing Tourna- The 2020 Family Fishing June 21. ment, presented by Tournament will sail with Register today for one Apopka Marine, is alive a full boat of events, of the biggest amateur To Place Your and well and resched- including the Captain’s tournaments on this coast uled for June 20-21. Meeting on Friday, of Florida. 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To reserve your space 000YB2N call Lori Driver at 352-564-2931 or email at [email protected] A8 Friday, April 24, 2020 Sports Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Gronk says he’s healthy, Bucs bolster OL for Brady ready to rejoin Brady of Famer Tony Gonzalez Tampa Bay Tight end (111). The five-time Pro Bowl moves up, selection is one of just four unretires to tight ends, along with Gon- zalez, Jason Witten and drafts Wirf Travis Kelce, who’ve had play for Bucs four seasons with Fred Goodall 1,000-plus yards receiving. AP sports writer Fred Goodall AP sports writer With 28 career 100-yard games, Gronkowski ranks TAMPA — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected TAMPA — Rob Gron- second to Gonzalez (31). He said he walked away offensive tackle Tristan kowski planted the seed Wirfs with the 13th pick in for a NFL comeback when from the game after help- ing the Patriots win the the NFL draft on Thurs- he played catch with Tom day night, trading up one Brady two months ago. Super Bowl in February 2019 to give his body a spot in the selection order He told the six-time to ensure they secured Super Bowl champion chance to heal from nu- merous injuries during his more protection for re- quarterback he was get- cently acquired quarter- ting an itch to play again if career. “I was getting opportu- back Tom Brady. the “right Bolstering the offensive opportu- nities throughout the whole retirement to come line was the team’s top nity” pre- priority after signing the Associated Press sented back, which is special. ... Iowa offensive lineman Tristan Wirfs runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine But I’ve always said I six-time Super Bowl itself. champion in free agency, Feb. 28 in Indianapolis. Wirfs was selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first Brady, wouldn’t come back unless round of the NFL draft. I’m feeling good, feeling trading for four-time All- on the Pro tight end Rob Gron- verge of healthy and feeling like fill an opening at right coach Bruce Arians said what other people grade I’m ready to go,” Gronkow- kowski and spending becoming generously to retain some tackle created by the de- he didn’t believe a mostly our guys — they were Rob ski said. “This is the time. a free key components of a de- parture of long-time veteran offensive line fea- graded pretty high,” Ari- Gronkowski It definitely wasn’t last agent and fense that made strides starter Demar Dotson, turing left tackle Donovan ans, preparing for his sec- year. My body 100% signing a two-year, $50 mil- the latter part of last who was not re-signed Smith, center Ryan Jen- ond season with the Bucs, needed a rest.’’ lion contract with the season. after being a fixture in sen and guards Ali Marpet said at the time. During his nine seasons Tampa Bay Buccaneers, With several tackles — Tampa Bay’s lineup since and Alex Cappa was in “I thought Donovan got in New England, the Patri- was more than intrigued. Georgia’s Andrew 2012. need of a significant a lot better. I think he’ll ots won nine division titles “We had a little conver- Thomas, Alabama’s Jed- Jameis Winston led the upgrade. get even more intense and appeared in eight sation. There was no pres- rick Wills and Louisville’s NFL in passing yards and The Bucs team subse- with Tom back there at AFC championship games, sure on either side. We Mekhi Becton — off the threw for 33 touchdowns quently signed former In- quarterback than he has advancing to five Super actually got together just board, the Bucs swung a in 2019, however he also dianapolis tackle Joe been, but he did play ex- Bowls. In 16 career playoff to throw the football,” deal with the San Fran- tossed 30 interceptions Haeg. He started 35 games tremely well last year,” games, he has 81 catches Gronkowski recalled cisco 49ers to move up and was sacked 47 times over four seasons with the Arians added. “Ali is solid. for 1,163 yards and 12 TDs. Wednesday, a day after the one spot from No. 14 to as the Bucs finished 7-9 Colts — none in 2019 — Ryan had a heck of a year. The Bucs have played Bucs completed a trade to take Wirfs. and missed the playoffs and is being counted on to Cappa, I thought had a acquire the four-time All- just 15 postseason games The former Iowa star for the 12th consecutive provide experienced fantastic year for a young Pro tight end from the in the club’s 44-year his- was rated among the top season. depth. guy. ... I don’t see it as a New England Patriots. tory, none since 2007. offensive lineman avail- Shortly after signing “When you look back at glaring need, but you’re “We rarely talked about That’s expected to able in the draft and will Brady to a two-year, the grades last year — I always looking to upgrade what his decision was change with Brady and be given an opportunity to $50 million contract, don’t put a lot of stock into somewhere.” going to be or where I’m Gronkowski joining an of- at. But we did talk about ... fense that led the NFL is I’m kind of getting that fire passing, and ranked third underneath me again. I overall. The Pro Bowl re- told him I’m definitely in- ceiver tandem of Mike terested in the decision Evans and Chris Godwin Burrow at the top of unique draft you make and ... even if that caught 153 passes for you go back to the Patriots 2,490 yards and 17 TDs last Bengals coach Zac Taylor was decided to take a chance on us, ... there’s a possible season figures to be the Bengals select confident Burrow could turn the that’s where I belonged,” Tagov- chance I will definitely best Brady has had to work franchise around after a ailoa said. “My biggest thing is I’m love to reconnect,” Gron- with since Hall of Famer 2-14 season. trying to prove this was the right kowski added. “That’s Randy Moss began a three- Heisman-winning “We will never pick at No. 1 decision.” where the conversation plus season stint with the again,” Taylor said. “We don’t want One change he’ll need to make in started ... and he was fired Patriots in 2007. to pick in the top 10 again. We’re Miami: No. 13 is not available. The up.’’ With O.J. Howard and QB first as expected looking at this as the only time Dolphins retired it for Hall of The Bucs sent a fourth- Cameron Brate on the ros- you’re going to get this caliber Famer Dan Marino. Barry Wilner round pick — No. 139 ter, tight end also was con- player to add him to the program, AP pro football writer “I understand No. 13 is retired, overall — to the Patriots in sidered a strength even so obviously this is a big deal.” and it should be,” Tagovailoa said. exchange for a seventh- before Gronkowski was In this most unique of drafts, The second overall selection, “Whatever number I’m given by the round selection (No. 241) added to the mix. filled with technological concerns Ohio State All-America edge rusher organization, if it’s 78 or 99, I’ll wear and Gronkowski, who re- Brady, though, is what and even uncertainty when real Chase Young, also was predictable. it.” tired 13 months ago after made moving to Tampa, football might return, there was one Washington fielded several offers Blessed with a quick release, ex- nine seasons and winning where Gronkowski once constant Thursday night: Joe for that spot, but many scouts and cellent mid-range accuracy and three Super Bowl rings owned a home, especially Burrow. personnel executives felt Young nimble feet, Tagovailoa threw with New England. appealing. For months, the national cham- was the best player in this crop. 76 touchdown passes in 24 starts The 30-year-old said he He said he’s remained pion quarterback from LSU was At 6-foot-5, 264 pounds, Young led the past two seasons. He helped the will always respect and in shape and tipped the linked with the Bengals. Cincinnati the nation with 16 1/2 sacks and Crimson Tide to the 2017 national appreciate the time he scales at 250 pounds began the draft by sending the forced fumbles with six last season. title. spent playing for coach Wednesday, about 12 to 15 name of the Heisman Trophy win- The All-American won the presti- Herbert had a strong postseason, Bill Belichick and Patriots below his normal playing ner to NFL Commissioner Roger gious Bednarik and Nagurski including a terrific Senior Bowl owner Robert Kraft, but weight. Goodell in the basement of his awards in 2019, leading the Buck- week that raised his stock. At he’s just as excited about “Playing with Tom is spe- home. eyes to the Big Ten title. 6-foot-6, 236 pounds, he has the size starting anew with Brady cial. ... We have a great He joins a Redskins team that the pros like, and he’s a good ath- in Tampa. chemistry out there. Every This digital/remote/virtual draft — take your choice — was up and went 3-13 and allowed 435 points. lete. But he also is not as accurate “I’m not going to sit here time we get together, it’s If not for the NFL’s obsession passing as he’ll need to be. and say it’s that easy of an just like the old days. It running. With no apparent glitches. Of course, there were no fire- with finding the latest, greatest Los Angeles had a burning hole organization to play for,” doesn’t matter if we take a quarterback prospect, Young might at quarterback after letting go of Gronkowski added of his month off or six months works on the Las Vegas Strip. No bear hug between Goodell and Bur- have been the top overall selection. longtime starter Philip Rivers. stint with the Patriots. “I apart, we just go out there That QB infatuation saw three pass- Plus, the Chargers plan to move do know ... it gets you right. and we’re throwing the ball row; the commissioner said he would miss those, even if his body ers taken in the first six picks. into a new stadium and could use It gets you mentally right. just like it’s a normal prac- Alabama’s Tua Tagovailoa went someone to help sell tickets. It gets you physically right. tice,” the tight end said. wouldn’t. The most basic of selec- tion meetings, organized in this fifth to Miami, followed in the next It took until the 13th spot before a What I’ve learned there, “He was like the appe- spot by Oregon’s Justin Herbert to trade was made: Tompa, oops, I’m definitely going to take tizer of the whole meal. He manner due to the coronavirus pan- demic, has team personnel making the Los Angeles Chargers. They Tampa Bay moving up one spot to it with me and apply it to got me hooked when he were preceded by Ohio State’s Jeff get tackle Tristan Wirfs of Iowa to my daily life, big time.” went down to Tampa,” picks from their homes. And play- ers learning their future employers Okudah, the highest-rated corner- help protect new/old QB Tom Brady. Gronkowski was one of Gronkowski added. “I saw back, to Detroit, and Georgia tackle The Buccaneers got that pick from the most dominant tight what was down there, just in their homes. The NFL canceled all draft activ- Andrew Thomas to the Giants. NFC champion San Francisco. ends in the league with the the opportunity to go down Tagovailoa’s health issues didn’t Wide receiver is the deepest posi- Patriots, compiling 521 ca- there and play with that ities in Las Vegas when the national shutdown of large gatherings began. turn off the Dolphins. tion in this draft, but it took until reer receptions for type of offense. They’ve The Alabama quarterback went the 12th selection for one to go. Ala- 7,861 yards and 79 touch- got some special wide re- The league had gone full-bore into free agency last month and, now, to a team that was accused going bama’s Henry Ruggs III, perhaps downs — third-most TD ceivers out there. They’ve into last season of “Tanking for the fastest man in this group (4.27 in receptions by a tight end got other great tight ends. seven rounds of the draft through Saturday. Tua.” Tagovailoa comes off major the 40), was the first-ever draftee by in NFL history behind An- ... It’s just the right hip surgery, which made his land- the Las Vegas Raiders. Coach Jon tonio Gates (116) and Hall opportunity.” “I do believe this draft is going to be the most memorable we have ing spot one of the first round’s big- Gruden loves speed, and he got a ever had,” said Goodell, noting that gest uncertainties. burner who scored 24 touchdowns LOTTERY it is accompanied by a “Draft-A- “For me and my family, whoever among 98 career receptions. Florida Thon” to benefit six organizations on the front lines battling the Here are the winning numbers selected pandemic. Thursday in the Florida Lottery: “I just believe that our job is to PICK 2 (early) PICK 5 (early) continue on and operate within whatever guidelines are necessary 7 - 2 8 - 9 - 8 - 8 - 3 to keep our personnel safe, whether PICK 2 (late) PICK 5 (late) it’s players or coaches or their exec- 9 - 0 2 - 4 - 0 - 6 - 7 utives or league personnel. We PICK 3 (early) need to make sure that we’re doing 8 - 8 - 3 FANTASY 5 things safely and put public safety 12 - 22 - 24 - 29 - 33 No. 1, but we also need to carry on. PICK 3 (late) CASH 4 LIFE We need to move toward the future. 8 - 8 - 3 15 - 22 - 32 - 35 - 56 We need to make sure that we’re PICK 4 (early) prepared when we come out of this CASH BALL 1 - 1 - 4 - 4 to be in a position to start our sea- 3 son on time and play our season. PICK 4 (late) That’s our role.” 3 - 9 - 6 - 3 Normalcy, at least among the picks, was the order of the early Wednesday’s winning numbers and payouts: evening, though. First came Burrow: In his spec- Powerball: 1 – 33 – 35 – 40 – 69 4-of-5 345 $83 tacular senior season, he threw for Powerball: 24 3-of-5 9,541 $8 60 — yes, 60 — touchdowns with 5-of-5 PB No winner 10 – 19 – 20 – 25 – 29 – 38 Lotto: only six interceptions. The Tigers No Florida winner 6-of-6 No winner beat six top 10 teams on their way to 5-of-5 1 winner $1 million 5-of-6 12 $4,585.50 No Florida winner 4-of-6 742 $57.50 the national title. “To jump up to No. 1 overall is Cash 4 Life: 2 – 6 – 10 – 37 – 42 3-of-6 13,262 $5 Cash Ball: 1 crazy to me,” Burrow said. “But it’s 5-of-5 CB No winner Players should verify a dream come true. I wasn’t very 5-of-5 No winner winning numbers by good my junior year. I worked really Fantasy 5: 2 – 10 – 11 – 20 – 25 calling 850-487-7777 hard to get better, my guys worked Associated Press 5-of-5 2 winners $88,942.25 or at www.flalottery.com. really hard to get better, and we LSU quarterback Joe Burrow celebrates, in The Plains, Ohio, after being jelled as a team.” chosen first by the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday during the NFL draft. Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Business Friday, April 24, 2020 A9

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Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current has roughly halved its 4.4 million U.S. workers The yield on the 10-year annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. losses on a series of tenu- filed for unemployment Treasury dipped to 0.59% PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. ous hopes for the future benefits last week. That from 0.61% late Wednes- — hope that a reopening brought the total over the day. 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OpinionCitrus County Chronicle CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Other VOICES EDITORIAL BOARD Gerry Mulligan...... publisher Prioritize vaccine development Mike Arnold...... editor Curt Ebitz...... citizen member K, about this virus thing. flattening thousands are still And even if we did, without a Mac Harris...... citizen member We all just want to know dying by the day and the gover- way to confidently and effec- Rebecca Martin...... citizen member Owhen it’s going to be over nor is begging for less impacted tively prevent further infection Jeff Bryan...... managing editor, news and when we’ll be able to get states to send help. They’re from one person to the next out and not, like, be terrified of now using refrigerated trucks F o u n d e d Sarah Gatling managing editor, copy desk under any of those scenarios, by Albert M...... catching it and dying! Right? to store the bodies and have re- Williamson Gwen Bittner...... community editor we’re stuck. They just can’t Nope, I am definitely not an sorted to temporary mass buri- happen, and normalcy will stay expert and I definitely did not “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” als. Where are the feds? Is this locked away in a societal closet sleep in a Holiday America? — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus of darkness, doubt and fear. Inn Express last Think about it, even night, but I can if there were enough The answer then is clear: the The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials development of a vaccine spe- are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. definitely tell you ventilators and even if this: We will defi- there were enough hos- cific to the COVID-19 virus it- nitely not be get- pital beds and even if self. Simple. But then, how long ting back to you could find some will that take? The real experts, WORKER SAFETY anything we might level of effective treat- not me, are saying a year, per- call “normal” any ment, you could still haps, and maybe longer. And time soon, if ever. catch this damnable then, we’ll have to get all those Think about it. thing just by going to a failed businesses up and run- At this point we Emilio “Sonny” Publix or Walmart ning again — and our IRAs out Medical personnel don’t even have a Vergara meat section and of the toilet. This is what we reliable nation- GUEST standing next to some- need. No more bloviating and wide testing capa- one buying chicken COLUMN blaming, please. Prioritize it bility. How can we wings to grill for din- and get it done. know on a na- ner. Right? Meanwhile, get your hopes face PPE shortages tional or even Florida scale OK, so what’s my point? In a right and don’t expect miracles; who has it, or even who had it how-safe-is-it-to-go-outside-yet ersonal protective have not been enough cases to and now has antibodies that sense, we’re not even near, as a use good sense when taking equipment (PPE) is create a crisis for hospitals in will prevent their reinfection? country, knowing who’s got it, only necessary trips, and stock used in many indus- the county, both of our local So, are you ready to venture out how to trace it, or how to treat it more Pinot Grigio, not toilet P paper, for Pete’s sake. tries to protect workers from hospitals are taking steps to yet? No. at a high enough level that it hazards in the workplace. conserve PPE so they will At this point, we cannot, on a won’t spread again with, some ———n——— This can range from goggles, have enough PPE for a severe national or even Florida scale, say, greater deadliness if we assure that if you get it you start hugging, shaking hands or Emilio “Sonny” Vergara is the heavy aprons and outbreak. These won’t die waiting for a ventila- standing within 6 feet of each former exececutive director of the thick gloves for steps include ex- tor. Witness the tragedy hap- other, much less going to group Southwest Florida and St. Johns people using THE ISSUE: tended use and pening right now in New York events like ball games and River Water Management heated or molten Shortages mean sterilization and City where even if the curve is wrestling matches. Districts. medals, cover- some local reuse of certain alls, gloves and medical equipment. shoe covers in personnel are This is not the nuclear power way disposable reusing personal plants to airtight PPE has histori- LETTERS to the Editor protective bubble suits for cally been used in commission responded, and equipment. Commissioner OPINIONS INVITED people working hospitals, and it the HRA has sent it’s mem- with dangerous has caused con- correct on n Viewpoints depicted in political bers about 20 pages of docu- pathogens in OUR OPINION: cern among some cartoons, columns or letters do taskforce needs not necessarily represent the ments submitted by the laboratories. health care work- commission and various agen- The situation The guest column, “Task- opinion of the editorial board. For medical should be ers that they and force needed to move county n Groups or individuals are cies and politicians — re- personnel, stan- corrected with their patients are forward” by Jimmie T. Smith, invited to express their opinions cently and over the past in a letter to the editor. dard PPE con- additional not adequately Citrus County commissioner decade — outlining the haz- n Persons wishing to address the ard. It appears to me nothing sists of masks, protective protected from was apropos, since we do editorial board, which meets much has been done except gloves, gowns, infection. need agreement, organization weekly, should call Mike Arnold equipment. the placement of informa- hair and shoe However, these and cooperation to get our at 352-563-5660. tional markers. These infor- covers and some- practices are con- feet on the ground county- n All letters must be signed and mational markers could, to a times plastic outer clothing sistent with the most recent wide during and include a phone number and post-pandemic. hometown, including letters skeptic, appear to be a Ban- and face shields. Normally, guidance from the federal sent via email. Names and daid on a seriously bleeding this equipment is intended Centers for Disease Control To truly have agreement, hometowns will be printed; there should be leaders from wound. And what happened? for single use, because if the and Prevention (CDC). This phone numbers will not be After numerous requests by all areas, including govern- published or given out. PPE becomes contaminated guidance was revised earlier the HRA, the commission, ment and related associa- n We reserve the right to edit it can be a source of infec- this year to conserve equip- tions, to truly represent the letters for length, libel, fairness and others to take additional tion to other patients and to ment during this crisis. people as a whole. and good taste. and more effective action, themselves. We recognize that there is I agreed our businesses and n Letters must be no longer than there now has been a fatality, But in today’s environ- a severe shortage of PPE, the community have acted ex- 400 words, and writers will be a bland word for the loss of a limited to four letters per human life, a woman killed ment, with the coronavirus but nevertheless it is a con- traordinarily in finding ways month. spreading across the coun- cern that the CDC has to survive and helping others recently in an attempt to navi- n SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, gate Hell’s Gate. So the try, and patients with this in- changed what is acceptable to do the same. The job is im- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., wound kept bleeding and the fection flooding hospitals, use of protective equipment mense though, as I noticed Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to Bandaid didn’t work. the country has a severe based on what we have in how many citizens were at the 352-563-3280; or email to food giveaway at Inverness [email protected]. The plain fact is that some- shortage of medical PPE. the supply chain. one or some agency is fright- This has led to multiple in- The straightforward solu- — thousands. coronavirus testing and a rep- ened to think of the weekend stances of hospital person- tion to this problem is in- When people get together, much good can come of it and resentative from the health boater outrage and response; nel being expected to reuse creasing the production of goodwill. department could coordinate folks looking for a good time disposable PPE intended to PPE to assure that every For instance, what can be testing throughout the county. don’t want to slow down to be for single patient use. person in every hospital done about rents for busi- Because with testing, it would safe speed and navigate This is a problem that has working with patients has nesses that cannot be paid? be an incentive for going out Hell’s Gate. To a novice like become acute in some areas adequate protective gear. As What about local grants? again that is — if it is safe. me, it appears that politicians with high levels of coronavi- a nation, we need to get on Maybe fund them by govern- Thanks, Commissioner and agencies don’t want to rus infections, like New York with increasing the supply of ment/private donations for Smith — a taskforce is needed. have to deal with the vocal City. While Citrus County has PPE as if lives depend on it business’ rentals or free loca- and written outrage of folks been fortunate that there — which they may. tions to fill in the gap a few Renee Christopher- who just want to have a good months until we get over the McPheeters time. hump of the coronavirus cri- Lecanto Frankly, we should all be outraged. a shed. sis. What about bigger spaces Think twice before like for a restaurant so there Safety first Someone, a state senator, a getting a shed I hope seniors are can be more tables? Or some state representative, the gov- might need to downsize their at ‘Hell’s Gate’ ernor — heck all of them — I see where the people in Cy- following the rules business space until things The Homosassa River Alli- should pound their fists and press Village are going to be au- I’m reading about how these pick-up. Maybe there can be a ance has notified the county make a decision. Safety first thorized sheds. Oh boy! I would senior citizens are getting pref- lease exchange for tenant commission of the group’s and idle speed at Hell’s Gate. just like to say a couple things erential treatment for stores lease assignment. concern about the dangers of before you go out and spend all opening up at a certain early According to the health ex- navigating “Hell’s Gate” in Don Hiers that money for a shed: Stand time. I sure hope perts we definitely need more the Homosassa River. The Homosasssa out in front of your they’re following the home and look. Does OUND rules like the rest of us my home need paint- S Hot Corner: VIRUS CRISIS taxpayers have to — ing? I bet it does. Does OFF one per item. my yard need work n What are our county commissioners and still coming through from New York. done on it? I bet it does. Be proud county administrator thinking? I went to the Le- n I’m calling in about people complaining Does some of my trees of the flag canto Government building the other day to pay about shopping and not having supplies. First of need to be trimmed? I my utility bill in the outside drop-box and found all, some of these people that are shopping have bet it does. But that’s Please be proud of the lobby open. I went inside and found a very CALL created this problem and probably some of OK, I want to put a your American flag. If nice lady behind the counter who was pregnant those who are complaining have been part of shed up so I can put your flag is torn or and a very nice lady who was an older senior at the problem. I’ve heard people say they’ve stood 563-0579 faded, please replace it things in it that I hav- the reception desk. Isn’t this the target for the in line for an hour. I’m not standing in line for an with a new flag made in en’t used for many, pandemic? Why are these people working? Why hour. First of all, I am exposing myself to how the USA. Take your old flag to many years. Like I said, if your is this lobby open? I asked to see the county ad- many people who probably have coronavirus? any VFW or American Legion for ministrator and was told that he was working house needs painting, your yard And if I had children, they would not be running needs work or your trees need proper disposal at a burning of from home. How is it that the county administra- around the store when I took them to the store. work, let’s do that before you go the flag ceremony. They have tor can work from home but these at-risk groups ... Grocery shelves are empty. People, stores are out and spend all that money red, white and blue painted old are still manning the front lines? Get your head having to close their restrooms because when for a shed that you’re going to mailboxes outside of their es- out of the sand, commissioners and county ad- put stuff in it that you haven’t tablishment for collection. ministrator, and keep these people safe. one person goes to the restroom, they take the used for many, many years. n I was speaking the other day with an ac- whole roll of toilet paper with them. ... I was in Three or four years from now, I Forest is still open quaintance over the phone and he told me he there yesterday and someone was complaining can see Cypress Village. It will They closed the parks. They was shocked that one of his family members about all the stores closing their restrooms. ... be like another town not far closed the trail. Guess what, peo- who lives in Queens packed up a U-Haul, put his And you don’t need 100 things of sanitizer and from here. It will look the same ple? Open your eyes: the Withla- car on a trailer and came and moved into Crys- they have to be buying massive amounts at a way. So paint your house, do coochee Forest is still open. tal River. He came straight through to the state time. It’s ridiculous, totally ridiculous. ... You are your yard work, take care of Thousands of acres of forest. It’s of Florida and left New York and just arrived hurting yourself by hoarding this stuff and run- your trees and then think about called forest bathing. Look it up. here not too long ago. Amazing, huh? They’re ning around doing things you shouldn’t do.

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NationC itrus& County CWhronicle orld Nation & World BRIEFS Congress delivers nearly $500B more Monkey loans so businesses can continue Virus aid for paying workers while forced to stay closed for social distancing and stay-at-home orders. employers, hospitals It also contains $100 billion de- manded by Democrats for hospi- Andrew Taylor and tals and a nationwide testing Alan Fram program, along with a $60 billion Associated Press set-aside for small banks and an alternative network of community WASHINGTON — Congress de- development banks that focus on livered a nearly $500 billion infu- development in urban neighbor- sion of coronavirus spending hoods and rural areas ignored by Thursday, rushing new relief to many lenders. There’s also $60 bil- employers and hospitals buckling lion for small-business loans and under the strain of a pandemic grants delivered through the that has claimed almost 50,000 Small Business Administration’s American lives and one in six U.S. existing disaster aid program. jobs. Associated Press President Donald Trump cele- The measure passed almost In this image from video, Rep. Brenda Lawrence, D-Mich., speaks Thursday brated the bill’s passage at his Associated Press unanimously, but the lopsided on the floor of the House of Representatives at the U.S. Capitol in daily White House briefing Thurs- Monkeys eat lentils tally belies a potentially bumpier Washington. day. “At a time when many Ameri- distributed by social path ahead as battle lines are COVID-19 crisis. deaths, a huge number of people cans are enduring significant workers Thursday near a being formed for much more am- Lawmakers’ face masks and impacted, and the uncertainty of economic challenges, this bill will Hindu temple during the bitious future legislation that may bandannas added an somber tone it all. We hope to soon get to a re- help small businesses to keep nationwide lockdown in prove far more difficult to maneu- to their effort to aid a nation stag- covery phase. But right now we’re millions of workers on the pay- Gauhati, India. ver through Congress. gered by the health crisis and still in mitigation.” roll,” he said. The bipartisan measure neared devastating economic costs of the Anchoring the bill is the Trump Passage of more coronavirus passage as lawmakers gathered pandemic. administration’s $250 billion relief is likely in the weeks ahead. Iran Guard in Washington as a group for the “Millions of people out of funding request to replenish a Supporters are already warning first time since March 27, adopt- work,” said House Speaker Nancy fund to help small- and medium- that the business-backed Payroll threatens ing stricter social distancing rules Pelosi, D-Calif. “This is really a size businesses with payroll, rent Protection Program will exhaust US Navy after while seeking to prove they can very, very, very sad day. We come and other expenses. The payroll the new $250 billion almost Trump tweet do their work despite the to the floor with nearly 50,000 program provides forgivable immediately. TEHRAN, Iran — The leader of Iran’s Revolution- ary Guard warned on Thursday that he has or- dered his forces to poten- tially target the U.S. Navy after President Donald Unwanted numbers Trump’s tweet the previous City, with a population of day threatening to sink Ira- Virus pushes US 8.6 million, Health Commis- nian vessels. sioner Oxiris Barbot said as Iran also summoned the many as 1 million may have been infected. Swiss ambassador, who unemployment In Washington, many House looks out for America’s in- lawmakers wore face masks terests in the country, to toward highest and bandannas — and some sat complain about Trump’s in the otherwise vacant visitors threat coming amid months gallery to stay away from others of escalating tensions be- since Depression — as they debated the latest tween the two countries. spending package. A near- David Crary, Regina While the coronavirus unanimous vote sent it to Pres- Garcia Cano and An- pandemic temporarily ident Donald Trump. gela Charlton Anchoring the bill is the ad- paused those tensions, Iran Associated Press has since begun pushing ministration’s $250 billion re- quest to replenish a fund to back against the Trump ad- NEW YORK — Unemploy- help small- and medium-size ministration’s maximum ment in the U.S. is swelling to businesses with payroll, rent pressure policy both militar- levels last seen during the Great ily and diplomatically. The and other expenses. Trump Depression of the 1930s, with said the bill “will help small Guard on Wednesday 1 in 6 American workers thrown businesses to keep millions of launched Iran’s first military out of a job by the coronavirus, workers on the payroll.” satellite, unveiling a previ- according to new data released Abroad, there was mixed ously secret space Thursday. In response to the news about the epidemic. Some program. deepening economic crisis, the countries, including Greece, Earth’s insect House passed a nearly $500 bil- Bangladesh and Malaysia, an- lion spending package to help nounced extensions of their population buckled businesses and lockdowns. Vietnam, New Zea- shrinks 27% hospitals. land and Croatia were among More than 4.4 million laid-off those moving to end or ease in 30 years Americans applied for unem- such measures. ployment benefits last week, KENSINGTON, Maryland In Africa, COVID-19 cases the government reported. In surged 43% in the past week to — The world has lost more all, roughly 26 million people than one quarter of its 26,000, according to John Nken- — the population of the 10 big- gasong, director of the Africa land-dwelling insects in the Associated Press gest U.S. cities combined — Centers for Disease Control past 30 years, according to have now filed for jobless aid in Nurses stand as a counter protest to people protesting stay-at-home and Prevention. The figures orders put into place due to the COVID-19 pandemic Thursday on the researchers whose big pic- five weeks, an epic collapse underscored a recent warning ture study of global bug de- that has raised the stakes in the steps of the Statehouse in Topeka, Kan. Several hundred people from the World Health Organi- gathered to protest the restrictions and urge the reopening of cline paints a disturbing but debate over how and when to zation that the virus could kill businesses closed in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. more nuanced problem ease the shutdowns of factories more than 300,000 people in Af- than earlier research. and other businesses. rica and push 30 million into The true numbers are almost infections. In Georgia, gyms, From bees and other pol- In the hardest-hit corner of desperate poverty. certainly far higher. hair salons and bowling alleys linators crucial to the world’s the U.S., evidence emerged that Brazil’s health ministry con- In the U.S., the economic con- can reopen Friday. Texas has food supply to butterflies perhaps 2.7 million New York firmed 407 deaths due to the sequences of the shutdowns reopened its state parks. that beautify places, the state residents have been in- outbreak in the last 24 hours, a have sparked angry rallies in Few Americans count on bugs are disappearing at a fected by the virus — 10 times daily high for the country. state capitals by protesters de- Trump as a reliable source of rate of just under 1% a the number confirmed by lab The coronavirus has killed manding that businesses reopen, information on the outbreak, year, with lots of variation tests. nearly 190,000 people world- and Trump has expressed impa- according to a survey from The A small, preliminary state- from place to place, accord- wide, including more than tience over the restrictions. Associated Press-NORC Center wide survey of around 3,000 Some governors have begun for Public Affairs Research. ing to a study in Thursday’s 100,000 in Europe and about people found that nearly 14% 47,000 in the United States, ac- easing up despite warnings About 23% said they have high journal Science. had antibodies showing they cording to a tally compiled by from health authorities that it levels of trust in what he tells With masks and had been infected, Gov. Andrew John Hopkins University from may be too soon to do so with- the public, while 21% said they distancing, Cuomo said. Just in New York official government figures. out sparking a second wave of trust him a moderate amount. Volkswagen restarts ZWICKAU, Germany — German automaker Volk- At least seven dead as storms hit the South swagen restarted production on Thursday at Associated Press person who was trapped Thursday that the dead in- its plant in Zwickau, where inside a home by a tree cluded a woman in her its crucial mass-market MADILL, Okla. — Se- that fell during a storm, 20s, a man in his 50s and electric vehicle is being vere weather blew through Anniston EMS said in a another man whose age the South on Thursday statement posted on its they don’t know. made ahead of its launch after killing at least seven Facebook page. The work- “It took me 45 minutes to later this year. people in Oklahoma, ers and the resident were climb through the roof to The company said the Texas and Louisiana, in- all taken to a hospital, but get out,” said Charles Ste- plan was “health before pro- cluding a worker at a fac- none of the injuries was phens of Onalaska. He told duction numbers” as the as- tory hit by an apparent life-threatening, the the Houston Chronicle that sembly line started up after tornado, a man whose car agency said. he and his wife were holed a five-week closure under was blown off the road and Forecasters said addi- up in their bathroom when new health rules agreed a man who went outside to tional damage was possi- a large pine tree fell with worker representatives grab a trash can and was ble from another wave of through their roof Wednes- that include wearing face swept away in a flood. storms. day night, and he had to protection where a 6-foot More than 150,000 busi- Earlier, an apparent tor- use a hatchet free his wife distance can’t always be nesses and homes from nado killed three people from the debris. observed. Other measures Texas to Georgia were Associated Press and injured 20 to 30 more Nine suspected torna- include regular cleanings. without power as the se- Robin Black walks past a doorway Thursday as she sifts in and around the south- does touched down in Distancing is required in vere weather blew east- through the rubble of her home after a tornado ripped east Texas town of On- southern Oklahoma, Na- ward, snapping utility alaska. Suspected twisters tional Weather Service washrooms, changing through the area in Onalaska, Texas. lines as trees fell, accord- destroyed 46 homes and meteorologist Alex Zwink rooms and lunchrooms. ing to poweroutage.us, crashing onto a car at a gas Birmingham in Anniston, damaged another 245 in said. One of them caused At restart the plan was to which tracks utility station. In Adel, Georgia, a firefighter and an emer- the surrounding area, ac- widespread damage make 50 cars per day, reports. pieces of metal flew off a gency medical worker cording to Polk County across the town of Madill, about a third of previous Winds peeled roofing building during a possible were injured when part of Judge Sydney Murphy. near the Red River, said output. material off a church in Al- twister. a tree fell atop them while The judge told the Beau- Donny Raley, the city’s — From wire reports abama and sent an awning About 70 miles east of they were rescuing a mont Enterprise on emergency manager.

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MetroCreative Fundraising fun Suffragette online book club begins Group explores women’s rights Jan Hall Special to the Chronicle

f the stay at home order has you missing Ithe fellowship of your local book club, the League of Women Voters has a solution for thinkers like you. Visit the Citrus Centennial Book Club, which you will find on Facebook, by typing this title in the FB search bar. The primary book being discussed, “The Women’s Suffragette Movement,” by Sally Wagner, is an an- thology of works by known and unknown women who shaped the history of woman’s right to vote. This includes writings of the most prominent activ- ists such as Susan B. An- thony and Elizabeth Cady Special to the Chronicle Stanton, as well as those The Playing for the Cause video music event beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 25, on Facebook Live will fundraise for the benefit of local who were overlooked be- service workers unemployed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. cause of their race, in- cluding African-American and Native American Facebook Live entertainment event benefits service industry workers women. Gwen Bittner “It’s going to be a direct impact,” Riviera is called the Restaurant Employee Relief This book can be found Staff writer Mexican Cantina owner and host Angel Fund, has grown tremendously in the past on Amazon and in our Lewis said. “This money, 100% of it, goes to three weeks,” Camp said. “It’s a small public libraries. ive music has restaurant employees.” group of individuals who are doing what Wagner’s book was rec- “It’s a way for us to reach out when we’re they can to give. We’re going to meet peo- ommended by the faculty quieted, all social distancing ourselves,” Camp said. ple’s need in any way we can.” at the College of Central “We’re trying to give this community an op- “We want to do something to help,” Lewis Florida, which will be restaurant portunity to help those who have helped us said. “I think all of our hearts are in the posting their analyses and and served us for so many years, in so many right place. We just want to give back to the comments. Book club dining rooms ways.” community that gives back to us.” members are invited to L Viewers tuning in will hear the sounds of Citizens wanting to listen, watch and do- are closed and join in on these topics of Cajun Dave, DJ Trae, DJ Lonnie, and inspi- nate on Saturday can visit the Playing for discussion. rational group Ofa and Malia. DJ Trae and the Cause Facebook page at www.facebook. Other books related to bartenders can only Lewis will emcee the event. com/playingforthecause/ and donate on the suffrage movement mix up drinks to go. “The community of musicians has really Eventbrite at https://tinyurl.com/ydgkxvhs. are welcome for joined us to help us serve the cause,” Camp “This event on Saturday is just our kick- discussion. Social distancing has hit the service said. “We’ve got some special guests com- off,” Camp said. “We will be raising funds on This is part of the Cit- and entertainment industry in Citrus in- ing; Mayor Joe Meek of Crystal River will be Facebook for the next 30 days; the funds are rus Centennial Celebra- credibly hard, with family, neighbors and tion of Women’s Suffrage joining us. It’s going to be a great entertain- going to be dispersed immediately as soon event being planned by friends out of work — and for who knows ing event.” as they are released to us from Facebook the League of Women Vot- how long. The fundraiser will also feature a variety and Eventbrite.” ers and other nonprofit To remedy the economic hardships re- of raffles for local gift certificates, a guitar Any unemployed service industry worker organizations. There will sulting from the onset of the COVID-19 pan- donated by Citrus 95.3 and The Fox 96.7 and who is facing hardship is invited to reach be a countywide, after- demic, the community is invited Saturday other items. out to the group through their Facebook noon event on Aug. 22 at to help service workers who are struggling “We’re going to be giving away to our do- page. the Citrus Springs Com- at the Playing for the Cause video music nors,” Camp said. “If you participate, if you “No matter what the need is, large or munity Center. The doors event on Facebook Live. tune in, there’s going to be a benefit for small, we’re here to help,” Camp said. “We open at noon. The enter- “We’re going to brighten everyone’s day,” everyone.” don’t know what the future is holding. tainment begins at 1p.m. Playing for the Cause producer and video Hosted by a group of concerned citizens, What were trying to do is help others help Admission is free. Food creator Jeff Camp said. “We’re going to en- entertainers and business owners looking themselves. We’re going to take it on an will be available and ev- tertain everyone.” to make a difference, the funds raised individual basis.” eryone is welcome. Beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 25, throughout the event will be given to ser- “We’re all in this together,” Lewis said. For more information, local Citrus musicians and entertainers will vice industry workers who need assistance Gwen Bittner is the community editor for call 352-746-0655 or 352- take the digital stage to raise funds for the buying food, and paying for rent and utili- the Citrus County Chronicle. Contact gwen. 637-9623 or email benefit of restaurant workers who have re- ties during the COVID-19 crisis. [email protected] or [email protected]. cently lost their jobs. “Our movement, our organization, which 352-563-3224.

Community project a way to say thanks, support nonprofits of Citrus Special to the Chronicle gallery’s back door (by ap- pointment only, call esigns By Ner- 352-794-6515). issa has Each week, three winners launched its Art will receive prizes and be Hearts Project, featured on the gallery’s in which both its Facebook page. family of artists and the pub- For those feeling less cre- lic — especially children — ative but who still want to are being asked to create participate, artist-made hearts of gratitude that will paper heart cards will be be delivered to those active in made available for purchase the battle against COVID-19. and donation to the communi- Artists will create hearts for ty’s essential personnel. raffles to benefit local non- Each week, all Art Hearts of profits and hearts produced Gratitude will be sanitized by the community will be dis- (with an alcohol mist) and de- tributed to essential workers livered to essential workers, to show support and say thank such as hospital ICU staff, you. EMT offices and teachers. Members of the community Artists who create Art can create their hearts from Hearts of Gratitude are not any medium (except alcohol- eligible for prizes, but in- MetroCreative based paints or dyes) and ei- stead their artwork will be Artists and members of the general public are invited to create hearts for raffles to benefit local nonprofits ther mail them to Designs By raffled off at a Meet the Art- and to be distributed to essential workers to show support and say thank you. To be a part of the Art Hearts Nerissa, 786 N. Suncoast ist event once the pandemic Project, call 352-794-6515. Blvd, Crystal River, FL 34429 is over. will go to a local nonprofit, Shelter Association (CASA) or For more information, call — or drop them off at the Proceeds from the raffle such as Citrus County Abuse Citrus United Basket (CUB). 352-794-6515. 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In the evening, you may days in the main pairs event, finish- sample the gastronomical and oe- SIHTO other idea: If you are going to ing a praiseworthy second and win- be in his presence, then wear a nological delights of the area. ning a lot of francs. Charles was The tournament held in Juan- medical mask. This will help Life Master No. 16, won 14 national protect you and also relay a les-Pins, on the Cote d’Azur, used to titles and was the World Bridge be very popular. Players flocked very strong message to him Federation President from 1964-68. from all over Europe, and LLDAYG that he is infectious. If he Peggy was also a top player with 12 doesn’t like it and gets of- national championships to her fended, that’s his problem. At credit. least you’ll be safer. -— Retired They defended today’s deal per- U.S. Navy Medic

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CHEVROLET TOYOTA 2010 CAMARO SS 2007 Sienna Limited TRIUMPH Harley-Davidson Call for details YAMAHA 5th WHEEL HITCH ‘08 FLHX Street Glide, 17 FT, 2004 G3, 60 hp Only 34K miles, Black, All options, Tow Bar, 1973 TR6, 4 spd, 6 cyl, Contact: Al Isnetto, Reese 16K w/ square Very Clean, Low Miles, Yamaha, 4 stroke, Troll- Auto trans., Original Very Good Condition! 2 Tops, Red w/ Black INVERNESS Palmwood Realty. tube slider, ideal for $8900 OBO ing, Hummingbird Fish adult owner. Garage $7500 320-212-2771 Interior $15,000 Firm Modern,Furnished 352-597-2500 x202 short bed truck $390, 352-277-9175 Finder & Bimini kept. LIKE NEW! 352-503-6859 1Br/1Ba, inclds elec, obo 352-382-3298 water, wifi. Great for 352-726-0415 $19,500 352-419-7897 Harley-Davidson retiree. $800 mo+ Sec WINNEBAGO CORVETTE 2008 Sportster Anniv. 941-650-6306 2017 Travel Trailer 2007 C6 Coupe 26k mi Edition/ New tires, Used 4 weekend trips /blade silver/ Show Car BUICK brakes, tune-up & oil 1965 Electra 225 GMC in FL only. 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Garage 2017 Heartland Pioneer ONLY parents or legal cus- Applies to all Kept $9000 OBO PI 276 -32ft./ 2 slides, todians, pregnant vehicles, boats, Don Sr.: 708-207-1116 or Auto Leveling, Rear $19.95 women and people 352-249-7365 Bunks, $24,500 RV’s, campers for 7 days securing custody of 352-423-1234 CLEARWATER 352-634-2247 & motorcycles. children under 18. $29.95 6124-0424 FCRN This newspaper will SKIFF 16 Foot. Center console, electric start. Forrest River for 14 days Rabena, Frank John 2020 CP 000138 Notice to Creditors not knowingly accept 2012, Flagstaff V-lite IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT any advertising for 25HP Yamaha 2 Call your stroke, tilt and trim. 34½ft. 2 slides with $49.95 IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2020 CP 000138 real estate which is in sway bar & hitch Classified violation of the law. 24 volt trolling motor, for 30 days IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANK JOHN RABENA, Bimini top. Perfect VG Cond $13,000 Representative Our readers are (352) 476-2818 Deceased. hereby informed that Mike Czerwinski condition! $7900 for details. $69.95 NOTICE TO CREDITORS all dwellings adver- 352-220-4752 352-563-5966 Run ‘til it sells!! tised in this newspa- DECK BOAT The administration of the estate of Frank John Rabena, deceased, whose date of per are available on death was January 19, 2020, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, 2000 Bayliner 21ft. WANTED Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida an equal opportunity Merc. 220 HP 2000 hrs. basis. To complain of JUNK & ESTATE * Call your 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal $1000 317-902-2279 representative’s attorney are set forth below. discrimination call CARS ( Crystal River ) Up to $1,000 & MORE Classified All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands HUD toll-free at Representative against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served 1-800-669-9777. (352) 342-7037 Specializing In DECK BOAT must file their claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE The toll-free telephone for details. GOPHER TORTOISE w/Aluminum TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- number for the SURVEYS & Tandem Trailer. GRAND DESIGN 352-563-5966 ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. hearing impaired is RELOCATIONS 2014 NauticStar 21’ 2018 Imagine 2500 RL All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 1-800-927-9275. 150HP, 4 stroke Sit/sleep 6. Queen size against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- WETLAND SETBACK TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. LINES Yamaha, less than suite. Sway bars & hitch, incl. 5 yr mainte- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES ENVIRONMENTAL 100 hrs. Garage kept! SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ASSESSMENTS Health forces sale. nance & tire warranty BUICK NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) $24,500 OBO $20,000 2020 Envision YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Michael G. Czerwinski, 352-400-1161 12k mi, with tow bar TOYOTA The date of first publication of this notice is April 17, 2020. Classified Ads P.A Exc Cond $34,000 2019 Camry SE Personal Representative: work! ENVIRONMENTAL SAILBOAT (352) 257-6860 18K Mi. 32 MPG. John F. Rabena 42699 Laurier Drive, Ashburn, VA 20148 CONSULTANTS 1980 41’ Ketch Taiwan Like new cond. 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Attorney for Personal Representative: 4631 W. Cardinal St, Homosassa, FL 34446 6128-0501 FCRN Jonathan A. Bodden Florida Bar Number: 1011617 1982 Fiat ZF AAS00B1C5003522 5/8/20 Mahr, Suzanne C. 2020 CP 000243 Notice to Creditors GRANT & DOZIER, LLC 123 North Apopka Avenue Inverness, Florida 34450 2001 Ford 1FTRX17L51NA41575 5/18/20 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Telephone: (352) 726-5111 E-Mail: [email protected] 2006 Cadillac 1G6DM57T960109703 5/19/20 IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2020 CP 000243 Published April 24 & May 1, 2020 11145 Sheffield Rd, Spring Hill, FL 34608 IN RE: ESTATE OF SUZANNE C. MAHR, 1957 Chevrolet VC57A171727 5/20/20 Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Published April 24, 2020 6123-0424 FCRN The administration of the estate of Suzanne C. Mahr, deceased, whose date of Arnold, Timothy F. 2020-CP-83 Notice to Creditors death was March 6, 2020, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVISION Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida File No. 2020-CP-83 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal IN RE: ESTATE OF TIMOTHY F. ARNOLD, representative’s attorney are set forth below. Deceased. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands NOTICE TO CREDITORS 6127-0424 FCRN against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served SWFMD Permit Application # 801113 must file their claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE The administration of the Estate of TIMOTHY F. ARNOLD, Deceased, whose date of TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- death was January 6, 2020, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Notice is hereby given that the Southwest Florida Water Management District has re- ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Probate Division, the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Flor- ceived surface or Environmental Resource permit application number 801113 from All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands ida 34450. The names and addresses of the Personal Representative and the Per- Grow-Land LLC 3148 E Thomas St., Inverness, FL 34453. Application received: March against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- sonal Representative’s attorney are set forth below. 25, 2020. Proposed activity: Parking Expansion. Project Name: Grow Commercial TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands Thomas St. Project Size: 0.44 acres. Location: Section(s) 11 Township 19S Range 19E, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served in Citrus County. Outstanding Florida Water: no. Aquatic reserve: no. The applica- SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE tion available for public inspection Monday through Friday at 7601 U.S. Highway 301 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- North, Tampa, FL 33637 or through the “Application & Permit Search Tools” function YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. on the District’s website at www.watermatters.org/permits/. Interested persons may The date of first publication of this notice is April 24, 2020. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands inspect a copy of the application and submit written comments concerning the ap- Personal Representative: against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS plication. Comments must include the permit application number and be received Julie Mahr 3809 Schoonover Road, Weston, WI 54476 AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. within 14 days from the date of this notice. If you wish to be notified of intended Attorney for Personal Representative: ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. agency action or an opportunity to request administrative hearing regarding the ap- /s/ Dawn Ellis, Esq. for the firm Florida Bar Number: 091979 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO plication, you must send a written request referencing the permit application num- My Florida Probate, P.A. P.O. Box 952, Floral City, FL 34436-0952 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ber to the Southwest Florida Water Management District, Regulation Bureau, 7601 (352) 726-5444 E-mail Address: [email protected] The date of the first publication of this Notice is April 17, 2020. U.S. Highway 301 North, Tampa, 33637 or submit your request through the District’s Person Giving Notice: website at www.watermatters.org. The district does not discriminate based on disa- Published April 24, and May 1, 2020 Suzanne M. Schaefer 56 Sycamore Circle, Homosassa, Florida 34446 bility. Anyone requiring accommodation under the ADA should contact the Regula- Attorney for Person Giving Notice: tion Bureau at (813)985-7481 or (800)836-0797, TTD only (800)231-6103. R. Wesley Bradshaw BRADSHAW & MOUNTJOY, P.A. Published April 24, 2020 6129-0501 FCRN 209 Courthouse Square Inverness, Florida 34450 Schaefer, Catherine Sue 2020-CP-236 Notice To Creditors Telephone (352) 726-1211 Facsimile (352) 726-3180 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File No.: 2020-CP-236 Published April 17 & 24, 2020 IN RE: ESTATE OF CATHERINE SUE SCHAEFER 6126-0424 FCRN Deceased. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Citrus County School Board will hold a Regular Meeting and Public Hearing; 5:00 The administration of the estate of Catherine Sue Schaefer, deceased, whose 6125-0424 FCRN p.m. on Tuesday, June 9, 2020 in the Board Room of the District Services Center lo- date of death was October 29, 2019, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus cated at 1007 West Main Street, Inverness, Florida. County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Ave., Inver- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: FRANK’S TOWING AND TRANSPORT, LLC. gives Notice of Fore- ness, FL. 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the closure of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on 05/11/2020, 08:00 am at 11455 N. The Regular Meeting is to discuss and act upon other business that needs to come personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. TIMES SQUARE TERR. DUNNELLON, FL 34433, pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Flor- before the Board. The Public Hearing is to approve the Request to approve/adopt All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands ida Statutes. FRANK’S TOWING AND TRANSPORT, LLC. reserves the right to accept or Policy 3.14 Suicide Prevention; approve/adopt Policy 3.40 Safe and Secure Schools; against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served reject any and/or all bids. approve/adopt Policy 5.09 Requirements for Original Entry; approve/adopt Policy must file their claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE 1NXAE94A0NZ375606 1992 TOYOTA 5.32 Zero Tolerance for School Related Crimes; and approve/adopt Policy 8.10 TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- Safety. ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Published April 24, 2020 All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands If any person decides to appeal a decision made by the Board, with respect to any against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- matter considered at this meeting, he may need a record of the proceedings and TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 6130-0424 FCRN may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which rec- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF Notice of Sale - SMITTY’S AUTO INC ord should include testimony and evidence upon which his appeal is to be based. THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVED BARRED. Per Florida Statute 713.78, notice is given that the undersigned intends to sell these NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) vehicles at a public sale by competitive bidding at 9:00 AM at the respective Sandra Himmel YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. locations/dates. Items are sold AS IS and must be paid for in cash and removed at Superintendent The date of first publication of this notice is April 24, 2020. time of sale. Sale is subject to cancellation in the event of settlement between Citrus County School Board Personal Representative: owner and obligated party. Joshua Halcomb 825 W. Sharp Ln., Lecanto, FL 34461 Published one time in the Citrus County Chronicle on Friday, April 24, 2020