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MIDWEEK: FEB 3-6, 2021

CLOSING OUT THE WINTER SEASON History Columnist - The regular season ends Winter Springs was this week before the full almost called postseason begins Semoran See Sports, Page 7 See People, Page 5 S ANFORD HERALD

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

Vol. 130, No. 52 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Seminole County urges residents ASSOCIATED PRESS City Hall gates one front entrance to use local vaccination Study: Russia's Sputnik V vac- cine appears safe, registration portal, not the State’s effective to direct all visitors to indoor lobby MOSCOW (AP) — Russian sci- By Steve Paradis entists say the country's Sputnik V By Steve Paradis Herald Staff vaccine appears safe and effective Herald Staff against COVID-19, according to Seminole County managers are still review- early results of an advanced study When work is completed this month, ing the state’s online COVID-19 vaccination published Tuesday. new fencing at Sanford City Hall will cre- registration system that rolled out Friday. ate a single point of entry to the main “As feedback from other counties has been FBI: 2 agents killed, 3 lobby and add safety for the public and mixed, Seminole County has elected to not add wounded, suspect dead in employees during the pandemic, city of- additional stress to our residents by going with Florida ficials said. a system that still has bugs,” the county an- Inside the main lobby is an informa- SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Two FBI nounced Saturday on social media. tion desk covered in plexiglass like you agents were fatally shot and three might see at grocery stores. The idea is to wounded Tuesday while serving a provide answers to some of the common See VACCINES, Page 6 federal search warrant in a child questions that visitors to City Hall often exploitation case in South Florida, have before they move throughout the authorities said. building searching for them. Herald photo by Steve Paradis Capt. Tom Moore, UK veteran Newly erected gates will block the additional entrance on the Brother, sister drown who walked for NHS, dies at west side of City Hall. See CITY HALL, Page 6 100 in pond near their home LONDON (AP) — Capt. Tom Moore, the World War II veteran By Steve Paradis who walked into the hearts of a Herald Staff nation in lockdown as he shuffled up and down his garden to raise A pair of toddler siblings drowned in an ad- money for healthcare workers has jacent pond Sunday evening after they ran died. away from their home at the Highcroft Pointe Myanmar's Suu Kyi detained Townhomes in unincorporated Longwood. again — without her old support See CHILDREN, Page 6 BANGKOK (AP) — A day after Myanmar’s military pulled off a well-choreographed coup, the country’s civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, finds herself right back See what’s going on where she was just over a decade ago. in Seminole County – Pandemic cuisine: Odd pairings, old favorites on the See Seminole menu NEW YORK (AP) — Whether Happenings, Page 4 it's kimchi, beets or broccoli, the pandemic has had a strange im- pact on food cravings that goes be- yond the joy of comfort eating. Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental

Pakistan orders man acquitted in Pearl murder off death row Herald photo by Steve Paradis Visitors will now be directoed to use the entrance on the east side of City Hall, where they can enter through See Page 2 the lobby and gain assistance at the information desk.

STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST Seminole State College’s spring theater As of 3 p.m. Tuesday session returns with in-person shows Allegiant $187.49 By Steve Paradis SEMINOLE SMILE Faro $73.04 Herald Staff Fastenal $46.58 HCA Healthcare $166.20 Seminole State College’s spring theater season will see the Invacare $10.17 return of in-person student per- Lowes $167.19 formances, but first two online NextEra $83.82 productions will kick off the se- mester. Tractor Supply $144.41 “Our students have shown Toro $96.36 unbelievable creativity and per- sistence in the wake of the pan- Wells Fargo $30.85 demic, but I know they are thrilled at the chance to perform in person once more,” said Dr. Michele Cuomo, dean of Arts and Communication at the col- lege. Photo contributed Theater students faced obsta- In November 2019, Queen of the Fairies Titania, played by Seminole cles even before the COVID-19 Sanford Herald State student Samantha Caldwell, addresses the audience at the outdoor pandemic when a sinkhole The is not subsidized production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Sanford/Lake Mary Hayden Turner - Hagerty High School by the Federal Government. Campus of Seminole State College of Florida. See THEATER, Page 6 Student Correspondent 2_3_pages_1to3.qxp_redesign 2/2/21 3:03 PM Page 2

PAGE 2 • Midweek: Feb 3-6, 2021 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: The Corey Donaldson Foundation to hold Valentine’s Pop-Up Shop

By Sheralyn Brinson world. Whatever it is, the way you African Americans' lives. She under- tell your story can make all the dif- stood that the circumstances that led The Corey Donaldson Foundation, ference. to her brother's death resulted from Inc., presents: “Will You Be My Corey’s Tragedy. In 2011, Corey generations of trauma that would Valentine?”, a Pop-Up Shop, Parent Donaldson, father of 6, a son, brother continue to plague the minds of and Kid Edition, on Saturday, Febru- and friend, was murdered in a African Americans if no one took the ary 13, 2021. Location: House of quadruple shooting in Sanford, time to help them heal and take back Christ Ministries (Elder Calvin Don- Florida. Known as "John the Baptist" control of their lives. Often, a lack of aldson, Pastor); 2589 S. Sanford Av- in the local community, Corey pos- resources leads individuals to feel enue in Sanford, FL; 12n-4 p.m. The sessed a spirit of grace and charity. mentally defeated, which influences community is invited to come and He was faithful to his message be- them to commit violent acts and even enjoy shopping, food, music and cause he wanted to make society’s further destroy their lives. Through more. Vendors are invited to partici- outcasts feel loved, protected, and community connections, The Corey pate. encouraged to remain faithful to the Donaldson Foundation, Inc. works Ongoing events sponsored by the higher vision they hold for their towards ensuring that African Amer- Corey Donaldson Foundation in- lives. icans in Central Florida have the sup- clude: Youth Support Group Sessions Corey’s Legacy. The Foundation’s port and resources they need to every other Thursday and Free Jun- goal is to teach African Americans in overcome their daily challenges and ior Business Courses bi-monthly for the Central Florida community to elevate their lives. youth, ages 10 and older. For more cultivate an abundance mindset. The Foundation is focused on gen- details and registration information Many African Americans live with- erating awareness about how a lack for any of their events, call 407-710- out passion because we were taught of useful resources can stop us all 8622; visit their website online: to depend on oppressive systems from living fuller lives. Programs Photos contributed www.tcdfinc.org; or e-mail: thecorey- that don't validate our worth. When and Services include: (1) Literacy The late Corey Donaldson Niecy Gaines, President and Chief Ex- [email protected]. the world tells us “no”, we believe Programs designed to build a genera- ecutive Officer, The Corey Donaldson The Corey Donaldson Foundation, that is the final answer. But the tion of thinkers by encouraging read- verse marketplaces. The Foundation Foundation, Inc. Inc., a Florida not-for-profit corpora- Corey Donaldson Foundation be- ing. The fastest way to amplify a hosts monthly pop-up shops and tion, was founded by the late Corey lieves that with the proper protec- child's imagination is through a works closely with the Small Busi- The Foundation also hosts an annual Donaldson’s older sister, Sharon tion, grace, and faith, African book. The Foundation invests in new ness Development Council to publi- Holiday Drive to commemorate Presley, to honor her brother's life. Americans can begin to say “yes” to workbooks, one-on-one sessions and cize upcoming training sessions and young scholars in our community Their Mission: To develop the con- themselves, uplift themselves, and group readings. We can empower workshops. (4) Parent Appreciation. and celebrate their achievements. (6) nections and resources that will en- create the resources they need to live our community through literacy. (2) A lot of good, hard working parents Mental Health. Mental health serv- courage local residents to think richer lives. “To every generation an The Arts. The City of Sanford has a in this community rarely get time for ices are absent in communities of deeper, think bigger, and think suc- unconventional voice is given. One long history of the arts. Through themselves. Often, single parents do color. Adults and their children are cess. Mrs. Niecy Gaines serves as who God uses to go where others partnerships with local organiza- not have time to celebrate their victo- left to deal with trauma alone. The President and Chief Executive Offi- cannot go and draw those who seem tions, the Foundation helps local resi- ries and achievements. Every year Foundation partners with mental cer. unreachable. It is he who has the dents locate arts organizations and the Foundation sponsors a parent ap- health experts committed to engag- Corey Donaldson, the man. It all spirit and heart of John the Baptist.” resources in our area, i.e., theatre, preciation event for parents in the ing the community. Community begins with an idea. Maybe you After years of healing following photography, music, etc. (3) Small community. (5) Holiday Drives. The partners include Wawa, Walmart and want to launch a business. Maybe Corey’s death, Ms. Presley knew that Business Growth. Small businesses holiday season is a time when those others. you want to turn a hobby into some- change was needed in the Sanford are the backbone of every commu- who celebrate the birth of Christ thing more. Or maybe you have a community to stop the oppression nity. As Sanford continues to grow, honor Him by giving of themselves Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at creative project to share with the that has trapped and tortured more entrepreneurs are entering di- in a manner that reflects His grace. [email protected].

Pakistan orders man acquitted in Pearl murder off death row ISLAMABAD (AP) — murder. The family's lawyer, Faisal Siddiqi, how- charges from lower courts. with explosives hidden in his shoes. Sheikh was Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered ever, said such a review had a slim chance of suc- Sheikh's lawyer, Mehmood A. Sheikh, told The convicted of helping lure Pearl to a meeting in the the Pakistani-British man acquitted of the 2002 cess because the same Supreme Court judges Associated Press that the order to send his client port city of Karachi, during which he was kid- gruesome beheading of American journalist who ordered Sheikh's acquittal sit on the review to the safe house was given to allow the Sindh napped. Pearl’s body was discovered in a shal- Daniel Pearl off death row and moved to a so- panel. government time to argue against his release low grave soon after a video of his beheading called government “safe house." The U.S. government has said that it would under Pakistan's anti-terrorism law, in connection was delivered to the U.S. Consulate in Karachi. Ahmad Saeed Omar Sheikh, who has been on seek Sheikh's extradition if his acquittal is upheld. to Sheikh's affiliation with terrorist organizations . The Pentagon in 2007 released a transcript in death row for 18 years, will be under guard and Sheikh has been indicted in the United States on “They have never argued or charged them which Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, the alleged will not be allowed to leave the safe house, but he Pearl's murder as well as in a 1994 kidnapping of with belonging to a terrorist organization,” said mastermind of the 9/11 attacks on the United will be able to have his wife and children visit an American citizen in Indian-ruled sector of the the lawyer. He said the next court hearing about States, said he had killed Pearl. him. divided region of Kashmir. The American was his client's continued detention would not be for “I decapitated with my blessed right hand the “It is not complete freedom. It is a step toward eventually freed. another two weeks. The lawyer and Sheikh are head of the American Jew Daniel Pearl,” the tran- freedom," said Sheikh's father, Ahmad Saeed Sheikh was arrested by India after the 1994 not related. script quoted Mohammed as saying. Mohammad Sheikh, who attended the hearing. kidnappings, but was among four terror suspects In the government-run safe house, Sheikh will first disclosed his role while he was held in CIA The Pakistan government has been scrambling freed by India on Dec. 31, 1999, in exchange for be under a 24-hour guard — often by military custody and subjected to waterboarding, sleep to keep Sheikh in jail since a Supreme Court the hostages on an Indian Airlines aircraft that personnel — and will not be allowed to leave the deprivation and other forms of torture. He re- order last Thursday upheld his acquittal in the was hijacked and taken from Nepal to then Tal- house. Locations of such safe houses are usually mains in the U.S. prison in Guantanamo Bay and Wall Street Journal reporter’s death, triggering iban-controlled Afghan city of Kandahar. kept secret; Pakistan's security establishment has has never been charged with the journalist’s outrage by Pearl's family and the U.S. administra- The order sending Sheikh to a safe house several such facilities across the country. death.Sheikh had long denied any involvement tion. would seem to be a concession to the federal gov- Pearl disappeared on Jan. 23, 2002, in the port in Pearl’s death, but Pakistan's Supreme Court In a final effort to overturn the acquittal, Pak- ernment, as well as the government of southern city of Karachi where he was investigating links last month heard that he acknowledged writing a istan's government as well as the Pearl family Sindh province where Karachi is the capital. The between Pakistani militant groups and Richard letter in 2019 admitting a minor role — raising filed an appeal to the Supreme Court, asking it to Sindh government has refused successive orders C. Reid, dubbed the “shoe bomber” after his at- hopes for some that he might remain behind bars. review the decision to exonerate Sheikh of Pearl's to release Sheikh, even courting contempt tempt to blow up a flight from Paris to Miami 2_3_pages_1to3.qxp_redesign 2/2/21 3:03 PM Page 3

SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Feb 3-6, 2021 PAGE 3 OPINIONS

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor, fluential condo owners. This is the same city that required the developer to plant these SAVE THE TREES! There's a petition be- trees there in the first place, that approved fore the City Commission requesting that similar trees planted on Sanford Ave., and the trees in front of the Gateway Condo- are now requiring the developers of the miniums be cut down. This petition was City's premiere Heritage Park waterfront brought by the residents of the condos be- project to plant similar shady oak trees. As a cause their view of Lake Monroe is ob- matter of fact, large leafy oak trees have structed by the oak trees. Of course, they're been planted throughout our downtown using the excuse of a potential tripping haz- district for decades without incident. ard because, sometime in the future, these To cut these majestic oak trees down sim- particular trees may cause the sidewalk to ply to appease the view of a few people heave. It's quite apparent that the safety (maybe about eight are directly affected) is a issue is nothing more than a canard. The travesty for the rest of us. It's downright pa- fact is similar oak trees, also planted along thetic. It's ironic too, because Sanford is an the same sidewalk, are not a safety risk. Ap- official Tree City USA, an Arbor Day Foun- parently, only those oak trees planted di- dation designation. There's more to that title rectly in front of the Gateway, directly in the than just being a city in the United States line of the lake view, are so dangerous that with trees, and then placing a few “Tree they must be cut down immediately. Re- City USA” signs around town. The City placing them with tiny crepe myrtles, a glo- should honor the spirit of that title and do rified bush, is not a solution either. the right thing, SAVE THE TREES! And what's astonishing is the City is ac- Hank Dieckhaus, tually considering chopping these trees Sanford, Fla. down. The staff along with three commis- sioners, Patty Mahany, Patrick Austin and Note: The vote for the trees is scheduled for Kerry Wiggins, are in favor of chain sawing the February 8th Commission meeting, which MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley these beautiful oak trees to placate a few in- starts at 7 p.m.

PAGE 4 • Midweek : Feb. 3 to 6, 2021 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Down with the heART celebrates Extraordinary, Our City Beautiful

Florida Friendly Quilting/Fiber Art Exhibit On Thursday, Feb. 25, 5 to 10 p.m. at 301 W. 7th St., Sanford, Our City Beautiful Landscaping Ends Saturday, Feb. 13, will host an event to celebrate the Extraordinary for $30 at the 2nd Annual, down Thursday, Feb. 4, 1 p.m., Tuesdays, Fridays & Satur- with heART pop up art gala. All featured artist are individuals with Exceptionali- DeBary Hall Historic Site, days - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., ties. Ticket info at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/down-with-heart-tickets- 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Wednesdays & Thursdays - 133860048007 Master Gardener Howard 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 158 N. The vision of down with heART, is to provide a platform of EMPOWERMENT Jeffries will present “Plant Country Club Rd., Lake and OPPORTUNITY for artists with Down syndrome and other ABILITIES by Familiarization, Selection Mary. 16th Annual event showcasing their creativity and talent. and Florida Friendly Land- promotes and preserves the Celebrate the Extraordinary during a night of art appreciation, discussion and scaping.” Learn about heritage textile from hand- dessert. Bid to own amazing works by the artists, and support Our City Beautiful, a Florida Friendly landscap- made to sewing machine non profit dedicated to serving people with differing ability. ing, including right plant, pieces & from early func- There are two ticket options: right place & more during tional quilting, fiber art 1. $30.00 VIP - compliment your night with Champagne, Hors d' oeuvre & this free presentation. Jef- types to new styles in fash- Dessert* fries is a volunteer with the ion and design. Free admis- 2. $15.00 General Admission- compliment your night with regular beverage serv- University of Florida/Volu- sion. Social distancing and ice. sia County Extension. Call face covering are * VIP Ticket sales are available thru EventBrite only, and close 2/22/2021 386-668-3840. required. Limited capacity. General Admission can be purchase thru Eventbrite or at the door. questions at 407-585-1481 Our City Beautiful, is a Sanford based 501(c)(3) non profit. ALL donations for Book Club or [email protected] tickets and auction items are tax deductible. Thursdays, 3 to 4 p.m., om Photo contributed join others to discuss the lat- est book of the month via Fashion zoom video chat. Call 407- Show/Fundraiser 971-5575. Saturday, Feb. 13, 11 a.m., Insight into the Origins & Evolution of an Indigenous Paleoethnobotany Marriott Orlando Lake This lecture will focus on Florida paleoethnobotany, with Beekeeping 101: Is Mary, 1501 International emphasis on the data from wetsites like the Windover Site, near Beekeeping for Me? Parkway, Lake Mary. $40. Titusville. Thursday, Feb. 4, 6 to 7:30 GFWC Lake Mary Woman’s Dr. Newsom is an archaeologist, paleoethnobotanist, and Club presents, “Unique & p.m. Come learn if beekeep- wood anatomist. Her research involves work with preserved ing is for you. In this very Chic” Fashion Show & plant remains from archaeological and paleontological sites Fundraiser with 50/50 and is generally directed toward trying to unravel some of the beginner class, you will learn about the important drawing, door prizes & deep history and inter-complexities of the human-environmen- agricultural role honeybees silent auction. Fashions by tal relationship. She works primarily with plant macroremains, play, how much it costs to Chico’s at Winter Park. Ben- including wood, seeds, and other organs, and in a variety of get started & the legality of efits local women’s & chil- Special to the Herald preservation states (carbonized, waterlogged, desiccated). She keeping bees in your area. dren’s charities. Call employs these data sets to explore details of ancient environ- Register here for free online 407-323-0511 or 321-363-4758 February 15, 2021, 7:00 pm - The Central Florida Anthropo- ments and past bio diversity, and uses that as a basis on which class: https://bit.ly/OCBEE for more info. logical Society (CFAS) is pleased to announce a presentation on to focus on selection and sustainability, and the domestication 101 Be sure to click the link Gourds, Mastodons, and Florida Indians: insight into the Ori- of plant species, as a general approach to understanding the en- after the survey to finish Star Gazing gins and Evolution of an Indigenous Paleoethnobotany by Dr. vironmental, demographic, and social impacts of prehistoric your registration. After this Saturday, Feb. 13, 6:30 to Lee A. Newsom of Flagler College. Please note that this event is and historic subsistence economies, the emergence of an agri- class, check out Beekeeping 10 p.m., Lake Harney being held VIRTUALLY online via Zoom. It is free and open to cultural way of life, and more. She works primarily in Florida 201 class. Wilderness Area, 2395 Osce- the public, but registration is required. and the Caribbean islands where in collaboration with other ar- ola Fish Camp Road, Virtual Presentation via Zoom chaeologists, she has identified the presence of ancient culti- Kids Corner Story Time Geneva. $5 per person. Free & Open to the Public, but must register to attend vars, plants used in ritual or for medicinal purposes, fuel and fiber resources, and more, along with evidence bearing on the Fridays, Feb. 5 & 19, 9:30 Guided laser tours of the Register in advance for this meeting at https://valenciacol- sustainability of biotic resource use and economic practices. a.m., DeBary Hall Historic sky & peering through large lege.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJckcOmurzMrEtKP6V2cpsvM Cultural and island biogeographic factors have considerable Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., De- telescopes. Children must be dr8lZmI6jeh- relevance and inform much of her research. Bary. DeBary Kids Corner is at least 9 years old & accom- About the Presentation a free story time program panied by an adult. Pre-reg- featuring various stories, istration required. Call songs and activities de- 407-665-2211. Dear Dietitian - Reader’s New Year’s Resolution to Eat Healthier signed for preschoolers, but Dear Dietitian, agents helpful. A commercial detox product was studied to de- children of all ages are wel- St. Luke’s Concert Series I made a New Year’s resolution to eat healthier. A friend told termine if it released higher levels of caffeine compared to no come. Attendance is limited; Saturday, Feb. 13, 7 p.m. me to try a detox diet, but that seems rather extreme to me. treatment. It did release a higher amount of caffeine, but it was advance registration is re- Online concert will include What do you think? not a significant amount (1). To my knowledge, there are no quired and guests are asked masterpieces from Pyotr Thank you, randomized controlled studies (RCTs), the gold standard of re- to wear a mask. Families are Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Edvard Brad search, on detox diets. encouraged to bring chairs Grieg, and Gustav Mahler. Our bodies have an amazing detoxification system in place. or blankets for seating. Call For links to watch, visit Dear Brad, Two of its major players are the liver and the kidneys. The liver 386-668-3840. sllcs.org/concert-series You are among the 51% of Americans who have resolved to neutralizes harmful metals like mercury so the body can elimi- eat healthier in 2021. Congratulations on your new endeavor! nate them in the urine. The liver also produces enzymes that Beekeeping 201: Purple Martins Zoom Some will choose a detoxification (detox) diet to get started on metabolize drugs and protect against dangerous levels. The Beekeeping Basics Meeting a healthier road. Traditionally, the term detox was used in refer- kidneys act as filters to eliminate harmful substances in the Friday, Feb. 5, 10 a.m. to Sunday February 14 at 2 ence to a medical process of ridding the body of dangerous lev- urine. noon. Come learn about the p.m. Monthly program els of drugs or alcohol. Today detoxing, or cleansing, is used in If you choose a detox plan, consider limiting it to three days awesome hobby of beekeep- meeting of Seminole a broader sense and refers to ridding the body of any toxins. and definitely no more than five days, as nutrient deficiencies ing. In this class you will Audubon. Dr. Anna Fors- A typical detox diet requires fasting, followed by a diet of can occur. As for me, I’m sticking to whole foods from every learn about the makeup of a man who will provide infor- fruit and vegetable juices, tea, smoothies, water, and juices. food group. Langstroth hive, the colonies mation about the history, Some cleansing diets use herbs and supplements. These diets Until next time, be healthy! caste system, how to acquire behavior and migration of claim to eliminate toxins, boost energy, improve sleep, improve Dear Dietitian bees and more. True first- Purple Martins. She will health, and support the immune system. A quick internet Citation time beekeepers are encour- also provide an overview of search found commercial detox diets in the $100-$200 range. 1. Klein AV, Kiat H. Detox diets for toxin elimination and aged, but not required, to her research through the You could probably find an internet guide to cleansing at no weight management: a critical review of the evidence. J Hum attend Beekeeping 101 be- newly established UCF Pur- cost. Nutr Diet. 2015 Dec;28(6):675-86. doi: 10.1111/jhn.12286. Epub fore this class. Register here ple Martin project. Dr. Fors- The practice of detoxing dates back thousands of years. 2014 Dec 18. PMID: 25522674. for free online man is faculty advisor for Many place its origin in India as a part of Ayurveda, an ancient Disclaimer: This column is intended for educational pur- class: http://bit.ly/OCBEE2 the Knighthawk Audubon form of medicine. Some Native Americans still use aromatic rit- poses and is not a substitute for medical care. Speak to a quali- 01 chapter, oversees the UCF uals with food and herbs to help cleanse the body. fied healthcare professional if you have concerns about your Ornithology Museum Col- Let’s define toxin in terms of the human body. A toxin is a health. Aunt Lizzie’s Kitchen: lection and teaches courses harmful substance produced within living cells or organisms. Leanne McCrate, RDN, LD, CNSC, is an award-winning di- in ornithology and genomics Strawberry Jam Anything, even water, can be a toxin in high enough levels. The etitian based in St. Louis, Missouri. Her mission is to educate at UCF. ZOOM meeting. If body is continually releasing toxins through sweat, urine, and consumers on sound, scientifically-based nutrition. Do you Saturday, Feb. 6, 9:30 a.m., you are interested in attend- feces. Toxins can come from outside the body as well. Examples have a nutrition question? Email her today at deardietit- DeBary Hall Historic Site, ing and aren't already on the are smoking, alcoholic beverages, and toxins that cause food- [email protected]. Dear Dietitian does not endorse any prod- 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. distribution list, send an borne illness. ucts, health programs, or diet plans. Giles, a docent at DeBary email to semi- There have been some studies that found certain cleansing Hall, will talk about Freder- [email protected] fo ick DeBary’s cook, Aunt r the meeting ID & code. Lizzie & how she ran her kitchen. Guests will receive Museum of Geneva a strawberry jam recipe card. Giles has published History works about using nature & Sunday, Feb. 14 & 28 community resources to (every 2nd & 4th Sun.), 2 to learn more about where you 4 p.m. or by appointment - live. Call 386-668-3840. 407-349-5697. Museum, 165 1st St., Geneva. Admission free, donations appreci- Food Truck Saturday ated. New display of Saturday, Feb. 6, 12 to 5 Audubon prints of birds in p.m., Old Red Barn, 2993 W. the Geneva area. 2 large Osceola Rd., Geneva. Deli- rooms full of local & archae- cious food from 3 food ological finds, pioneer crafts, trucks and the barn is open family records, Civil War for shopping. info. & toys/musical instru- ments. Learn the story of Learn to Camp Geneva & the Lincoln Con- Saturday, 2 p.m. to Sun- spiracy. Listen to an Edison day, 9 a.m. (Feb. 6, March 6, Phonograph & a April 10). Geneva Wilder- Violano. Buy T-shirts, caps, ness Area, 3485 N. County mugs, prints & history Road 426, Geneva. $15 per books. Society person/per campout. Learn website: www.usgennet.org to camp in fun, family-ori- /usa/fl/county/semi- ented event. Meals included. nole/Geneva, or Tent pitching assistance, cast Facebook.com/GenevaHis- iron cooking, wildlife pro- toryMuseumFL. gram, fishing, s’mores over campfire & more. Must have Food Pantry a child 13 years old or Wednesdays, 4 to 5:30 younger. Call 407-665-2211. p.m., 400 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. Food Pantry in Alive After 5 partnership with The Shar- Thursday, Feb. 11, 5 to 8 ing Center offers non-per- p.m., Downtown Sanford. ishable food items. Call Street party with live music, 407-665-3391. local artists, food & bever- age sampling.

SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Feb. 3 to 6, 2021 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Winter Springs was almost called Semoran Central Florida Regional Hospital Earns Three-Year CARF Accreditation

Photo contributed A late bloomer relative to its neighbors, Winter Springs went through some growing pains including an intense debate over what its name should be. Left: Lake Jesup near Central Winds Park in Winter Springs. Right: Advertisement from the 1960’s reports often dropped the “North,” thinking Photo contributed it was simply the north part of Orlando. Oth- Central Florida Regional Hospital. ers found it difficult to tell visitors how to find it, requiring them to explain that it is ac- Special to the Herald about the accreditation process, please visit the tually north of Casselberry and east of Long- Central Florida Regional Hospital, an affili- CARF website at www.carf.org. wood lest they end up in College Park or ate of HCA Healthcare’s North Florida Divi- For more information about Central Florida Formosa. sion – Orlando Market, announced today its Regional Hospital’s service offerings, please The movement for a new name first gained acute inpatient rehabilitation program has visit www.CentralFloridaRegional.com. widespread traction in 1966 when the town again earned three-year accreditation from About Central Florida Regional Hospital council met to discuss it. 71 residents at- CARF International. Central Florida Regional Hospital, a 221- tended the meeting; 69% of them were in Central Florida Regional Hospital’s CARF bed acute care hospital and Level II Trauma favor of changing the name. The problem was recognition represents the highest level of ac- Center, serves the communities of Seminole that the 49 people endorsing the switch came creditation that can be given to an inpatient re- and west Volusia counties. The hospital pro- up with 23 separate opinions for what the habilitation program, highlighting the vides the only full-service cardiovascular pro- new name should be! hospital’s conformance to CARF’s high stan- gram in Seminole and west Volusia, including In an attempt to gain a clear consensus, the dards for continuous performance improve- open heart surgery, interventional cardiology, ment. An organization receiving a three-year Special to the Herald council decided to pick what it felt were the electrophysiology, cardiac rehabilitation and accreditation has put itself through a rigorous comprehensive diagnostic services. Other spe- By Jason Byrne - History Columnist top four suggestions and conduct a “post card poll” that would determine its municipal peer review process. It has demonstrated to a cialized services include orthopedic and spine

identity. Despite the clear appetite for a revi- team of surveyors during an on-site visit its care, robotic surgery, acute inpatient medical Jason Byrne is a lifelong Floridian, originally sion, townspeople apparently were not satis- commitment to offering programs and serv- rehabilitation and complete imaging services. from Sebring and now living in Winter Springs. fied with their options. ices that are measurable, accountable and of Central Florida Regional Hospital is located He graduated of Florida Southern College in There were 249 ballots returned, choosing the highest quality. 3.6 miles east of I-4 between S.R. 46 and High- 2002 with a major in journalism and minor in his- from possible names: Ranch City, Norlando, “Since its founding, Central Florida Re- way 17-92 in Sanford. The hospital provides tory. His history website is Casanolo, Semino or to keep North Orlando. gional Hospital has been dedicated to provid- 24/7 emergency care at its main location as https://medium.com/florida- A slim majority but decisive victory of 51% ing our community with high-quality well as at Heathrow ER located at 4525 Inter- history?fbclid=IwAR1vWdEJdYn0xB2VPvRf_gy opted to stay the course. The monicker would healthcare,” said Trey Abshier, CEO. “By striv- national Parkway in Sanford. For more infor- BrB6ZrOR0hwEAj2Hawy51hRs_0vFy12Eq78E live on, at least for a while. ing for and receiving a prestigious three-year mation, To the east of North Orlando was one of CARF accreditation, our inpatient rehabilita- please visit www.CentralFloridaRegional.com. Nestled peacefully along the marshy south the largest tracts of undeveloped land in the tion team demonstrates our commitment to About HCA Healthcare’s North Florida shore of Lake Jesup, Winter Springs is regu- region. Developer Bill Goodman sought to providing the highest quality care to patients Division – Orlando Market larly listed as one of the best places to live in change that in 1970. His newly founded Win- striving to regain their independence and HCA Healthcare is the nation’s leading Florida. Its beautiful well-manicured streets ter Springs Development Corporation ac- quality of life after a serious illness or injury.” provider of healthcare services that include have limited commercialization; its town quired 3,500 acres of land that today includes CARF is an independent, nonprofit accred- approximately 184 hospitals and 124 free- leaders have made it a point to shun big box Tuscawilla Country Club. iting body whose mission is to promote the standing surgery centers in 21 states and Eng- stores. Soon after ground was broken on the first quality, value and optimal outcomes of serv- land. HCA Healthcare’s North Florida Today it is a suburban town of 35,000 that homes, Goodman approached the North Or- ices through a consultative accreditation Division – Orlando Market includes four hos- has the feeling of just now hitting its stride. lando village council about annexing the vast process, as well as continuous improvement pitals: Central Florida Regional Hospital (with Perhaps that’s because it got off to a slow property. The ambitious council was support- services that center on enhancing the lives of Level II Trauma Center) in Sanford, Oviedo start. During the 1800s development was ive of the measure, which would effectively the persons served. Founded in 1966 as the Medical Center, Osceola Regional Medical hampered by legally-tricky Spanish private double its size and potentially add another Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilita- Center (with Level II Trauma Center) in land grants. Lack of major railroads and high- 13,000 residents once the development was tion Facilities (now known as CARF Interna- Kissimmee and Poinciana Medical Center, as ways then continued to slow its pre-1950 ad- built out. tional), the accrediting body establishes well as four freestanding ERs and multidisci- vancement relative to its neighbors. By the time the measure finally succeeded consumer-focused standards to help organiza- plinary physician practices. It is slated to open Prior to being incorporated as North Or- in early 1972, many began to refer to North tions measure and improve the quality of their UCF Lake Nona Medical Center in early 2021. lando in 1959, the area was variably known as Orlando as the “sleeping giant.” Though yet programs and services. For more information Wagner, Clifton, Tuskawilla, Alluvia, Gee mostly undeveloped, it became Seminole Hammock, Econtohatchee, White’s Landing, County’s largest city by land area, once again A volcano of suggestions once again ange. It was said the name would better orient Solary’s Wharf, and Lake Jesup. It served as surpassing Casselberry — despite its south- erupted. The original list of names was joined folks to its location in south Seminole. It was the southernmost terminus for steamboats ern neighbor’s aggressive octopus-like annex- by a spattering of others: Sunrise City, Nor- also already a familiar term given the mon- from the St. Johns River before railroads be- ation practices that past year. wood, Springland, Seminola, Highlands, Win- icker Semoran Boulevard being assigned to came the dominant form of transport after The town’s boom continued with a seem- ter Highlands, Woodbury, Woodland, Palm Route 436 through Casselberry. 1880. ingly endless supply of new development Vista, Midway, Springberry, Spring Highlands, Local newspapers announced the new char- The modern town’s “founding fathers” (if plans. The northwest end of the city wel- Highview, and Alta Vista. Others submitted in ter would reassign the city’s name to Semoran. you can call them that) were Ray Moss and comed the Sheoah Golf Course, backed by jest names like Paradise Lost, East Longwood, Outrage ensued. William Edgemon, whose names locals recog- world-famous golfer Bruce Devlin. The large South Sanford, and even… wait for it… North A week later the council reconvened. Fear- nize from prominent street names in “down- community known as The Highlands was Bithlo ing their constituents’ repulsion for the name town” Winter Springs today. However, the also getting underway with its well-ap- Sheoah was suggested by city councilman Semoran could sink the entire new charter, duo never lived in the city at all. They were pointed clubhouse. Herb Fox, to take advantage of the publicity they quickly reversed their decision. Semoran simply principals of the North Orlando Com- Growth presented a keen opportunity for around Devlin’s new course. Support for that was assuredly out! pany, who kick-started development of the the village to modernize the statutes of its an- brand evaporated after it was found that an- After more spirited discussion, there was western end of town in the late fifties and tiquated charter that was first drafted by the other councilman couldn’t pronounce the one suggestion that already had significant early sixties. North Orlando Company. Ripe with the abil- term, which gets its name from an Australian local recognition. No one in attendance had Almost immediately residents became dis- ity to completely reinvent itself, there was a oak or “she-oak.” any objection. In fact it was said that all quite satisfied with the name “North Orlando.” De- groundswell of support to finally exterminate The old favorite standby Norlando was liked the name. spite what the name might indicate, the its unpopular name. popular among some including former mayor Suddenly the clouds had parted and like a village did not adjoin the northern end of the This time around the council decided it David Tilson. It would be an easy contraction rainbow after the storm, there it was — at last City Beautiful. There were actually several would not leave the choice to indecisive of the town’s current name, but still distinc- a name all could agree on! cities in between — and a county line. townspeople. Instead they would, after tak- tive. The council unanimously voted and months In this era before mandatory zip codes, ing opinions from residents, make the call In the end the name Semoran was the pick later the townspeople affirmed. The new char- mail delivery was problematic with letters and package it in with the rest of the new with a 3–2 council vote. The term was a combi- ter redubbed North Orlando as the area it had being misdirected to Orlando proper. Media charter. nation of the two counties Seminole and Or- just absorbed: Winter Springs was born. 2_3_pages_6.qxp_Pages sports Majors template 2/2/21 3:02 PM Page 1

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CHILDREN and Longwood police departments, a perimeter was set up and a search began. A deputy found David floating in the pond OBITUARIES Continued from Page 1 on the property, according to the report. He was taken to South Seminole Hospital by Davielle Sparks, 3, and her brother, David, 2, Seminole County Fire Department personnel. were reported missing about 7:20 p.m. from A crime scene was set up. The Crimes their home on High Castle Lane, off of Wekiva Against Children unit, a K9 unit, a dive team DOROTHIS CURRY Daniels III, Timothy Daniels, 11:00AM at Restlawn Springs Road. and a victim’s advocate arrived at the location. DANIELS-FUTCH Kenneth Daniels and Harold Cemetery 1818 W H. E. A relative told Seminole County deputies The dive team found Davielle in the pond. Daniels, daughters, Gloria Thomas Jr. Blvd. in Sanford, that the children ran away about 7:15. Deputies She was also transported to South Seminole Dorothis Curry Daniels- Daniels, Marilyn Hayes, Florida. Charles served his first searched the home. Hospital. The two children were pronounced Futch Sanford passed away Aldrena White, Wilease country honorably in the The children’s mother was able to tell law dead around 8:30 p.m. on Saturday January 30, 2021. Buggs, Mary Moore and United States Air Force. He enforcement what the children wore as well as The case was handed over to the Crimes A Celebration of life service Latonia Daniels, brothers, was a Conductor for the that both were autistic. Against Children unit, the report said, but will be held on Saturday Ernest Curry, John Curry, Seaboard Coast Line She also told deputies that the children “tend Sheriff’s Office public information officer Bob February 6, 2021 at Saint Paul James Curry and Robert Railroad. He was a Christian. to gravitate” to a small nearby pond, according Kealing said Monday that there was “no indica- Missionary Baptist Church Curry. Viewing will be held He leaves to cherish his mem- to a partial public version of an incident report tion of foul play.” 813 Pine Avenue. Interment on Friday February 5, 2021 ories his loving and devoted released by the Seminole County Sheriff’s “It was just a real family tragedy,” he said. will follow in Oaklawn Park from 6:00-7:30 PM at Trinity wife Vera Dumus, Sanford, Office. “Our hearts go out to the family and loved Cemetery Lake Mary, Florida. Memorial Chapel, Inc. 819 W Florida; Charles H. Dumus, With assistance from the Altamonte Springs ones of these children.” She was born on December 1st Street. Tennessee and Broderick 10, 1935 in Edison, Georgia to Arrangements entrusted to Chadman Dumus, Sanford, the late Earlie Curry and Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. Florida; daughters, Bridgett CITY HALL visitors by providing direc- front of them. Mary Threadcraft Curry. She (407)732.4594. Dumus Riley and Michelle tions to city offices and infor- Service and emergency attended the Elementary and Collier, Detroit, Michigan and mation. gates are scheduled to be Secondary Schools of Edison CHARLES H. DUMUS Ladetra Dumus, Jacksonville, Continued from Page 1 Funding for the single point installed this week, Holder Calhoun County Georgia. She Florida, sister Beaulah of entry improvements came said Tuesday. was a Baptist and member of Charles H. Dumus native Jackson, Freeport, Texas; sev- The information and licens- from the Seminole The fenced perimeter will Second Shiloh Missionary. son of Fort Myers, Florida enteen grandchildren and ing employees will move from Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and also have two exit push gates She was a Member of Sweet born on March 15, 1946 three great grandchildren. the second floor of the build- Economic Security, or CARES, to the north and east sides of Harmony No. 388 Order of passed away on Sunday, Viewing will be held on ing to new work stations locat- Act. the breezeway. Those can be Eastern Star. She was January 24, 2020 at Central Friday, February 5, 2021 from ed in the building’s main The funding was approved used for emergency purposes employed as a Maintenance Florida Regional Hospital. 4:00-5:30 PM at Trinity lobby, according to Lisa in September and contracted only, Holder said. Engineer for Seminole Graveside services celebrat- Memorial Chapel, Inc. 819 W Holder, city communications in October, but delays in deliv- A sliding maintenance gate County Public Schools. She ing the life and legacy of 1st Street. officer. ery of materials pushed the will also be installed on the leaves to cherish her memo- Charles will be held on Arrangements entrusted to “We are also moving the work to January. Fencing is in north, or lake, side of the ries her sons, Marcellious Saturday February 6, 2021 at Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. two building permit coordina- place, and soon will be closed breezeway. (407)732-4594. tors to the lobby counter to off to a single entry point on Visitors are requested to provide, easier, quicker service the parking lot side nearest to wear a face mask while in City for building customers,” Park Avenue. Hall. Disposable masks will be Holder explained. When someone enters, the available in the main lobby, THEATER YouTube. The move is meant to help information desk is directly in Holder said. First up is an online performance of Shakespeare’s “Love Labour’s Lost” Feb. 24 at 7 Continued from Page 1 p.m. One of the great playwright’s early comedies, The play is about the challenges the famed The play will be performed in the classic style “Love Labour’s Lost” follows the King of Central Florida novelist had when she traveled of Commedia D’elle Arte, an Italian form that opened in May 2019 beneath the building that Navarre and three companions as they attempt to Live Oak, Florida, as a journalist to report on first flourished throughout Europe from the 16th houses the Center for Fine and Performing Arts. to swear off the company of women for three the murder trial of Ruby McCollum. to the 18th centuries. So there was some experience with adversity years. “On her journey, Hurston fights to find a way Two characters, Lucrezia and Cornelio, want before the coronavirus pandemic shut down the That is until the Princess of France and her to make sure she tells the story the way it was to marry despite Lucrezia's engagement to Dr. campus to in-person activities in March 2020. ladies show up. meant to be told,” the Seminole State release Baloardo. However, another suitor, Captain While most activities and classes remain “It is a classic play that features mistaken said. Sangre y Fuego, desires Lucrezia as well. online, Cuomo said the spring lineup will have identities, merry mix-ups and royal high jinks Belinda Boyd, an associate professor at the “Combat of the Masks” is planned as a social- something for everyone. that only Shakespeare can deliver,” the release University of Central Florida will direct the vir- ly distant outdoor performance. For those “The center is devoted to exploring these sto- said. tual reading. attending, masks and social distancing will be ries while keeping our students and community Also online will be “I Won’t Be Silenced: The Then theater students will make their campus mandatory, the college stated. safe,” Cuomo said in a news release. Story of Zora Neale Hurston During the Trial of comeback in the contemporary play, “Combat of For more information, visit sem.st/theatre or The online shows this season will remain free Ruby McCollum.” This virtual reading is sched- the Masks,” with three shows, April 16 and 17 at find the center’s Facebook page @semi- and open to the public through Zoom and uled for March 26 at 7 p.m. 7 p.m. and April 18 at 2 p.m. nolestatearts.

VACCINES to the county website. tal. If they do, residents can- appointments will be posted The new state vaccination not expect to be contacted to the vaccine section of pre- portal says it allows pre-reg- when appointments are pareseminole.org each Continued from Page 1 istration for the COVID-19 available. Tuesday. vaccine. It says the state is “The State of Florida has They also continued to receiving an “extremely lim- not provided this data to the ask anyone who has an “Once there are more ited supply” of vaccines. counties and Seminole appointment that they can- counties utilizing the system “As we await additional County has no way to not keep to cancel it so oth- and the system is working vaccine supply from the retrieve it,” the county said ers can take advantage of at peak efficiency, Seminole Federal Government, we Saturday. the open appointment. County will reconsider mov- urge currently eligible The county had been tak- “Cancelling unwanted ing to the system.” Florida residents to save ing appointments for those appointments allows avail- Instead, the county will their place in line by pre- age 65 and older in addition ability for those in need to continue to use its own registrating today,” the to non-hospital healthcare schedule while also ensur- online registration system. Florida web portal states. workers, according to pre- ing no vaccine doses are left On Tuesday morning, all Seminole County officials pareseminole.org. unused,” the Saturday vaccine appointments were urged people not to use the The county said that as announcement explained. completely filled, according state’s pre-registration por- vaccine shipments arrive,

Page 7 Wednesday February 3, 2021 Sports Briefs UCF volleyball posts weekend sweep of UNF ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Special to the Herald Coming up at Orlando UCF will welcome Tulane to The Venue for two non-conference matches on Friday Speed World Dragway: ORLANDO — The UCF volleyball team Junior McKenna Melville * Today (Wednesday) is and Saturday.Both matches will be at 2 p.m. “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, fea- is off to a 3-0 start to begin the 2020-21 MATCH ADDED turing “All Welcome Test and campaign following a pair of 3-0 sweeps UCF Volleyball head coach Todd Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun over UNF (0-4) at The Venue in Orlando. led the charge with 31 kills Dagenais announced the addition of a new Runs” with gates opening at 6 Junior McKenna Melville was named match to the 2021 volleyball schedule on p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 the American Athletic Conference offen- p.m. General Admission is $12, Monday, with the Knights now set to take sive player of the week on Monday, late in the set, 18-17, following a kill from the hosts went on a five-point run to go on Jacksonville University in Jacksonville plus an additional $13 to race. while redshirt senior Nerissa Moravec Tali Marmen, and they did not relinquish up, 21-19 and the Ospreys would call time * Thursday-thru-Saturday _ on Tuesday, February 9, at 6 p.m. Winter Warm-Up _ NHRA was also named to the weekly honor roll. the lead for the rest of the set. once more, but it would not help as UCF The addition will serve as a replacement Southeast Division 2. Thursday The Offensive Player of the Week Melville was the key player in the went on to win the first set, 25-22. following the cancellation of the match earli- _ Test-N-Tune, 10 a.m.-to-5 p.m. award marked Melville’s seventh of her win, striking for 20 kills while hitting at The Knights kept that momentum rolling, er in the season with Stetson, maintaining the Friday _ Time Trials & career as she earned the distinction two a strong .452 percent on the night, while winning set two 25-19 and the third, 25-16. Knights’ 16-game regular season schedule. Qualifying, 9 a.m.; Junior times in 2019 and was a four-time recip- Hagerty grad Anne-Marie Watson had Melville was the only Knight to record “We continue to scramble finding new Dragster Time Trials, 5 p.m. ient in her freshman season in 2018. six kills and two blocks. a double-digit kill total in the match, matches to get as much experience as Saturday _ Junior Dragster Time On Saturday the Knights made quick On Sunday, the Knights again came out checking in with 11 while hitting at a possible,” said head coach Todd Trials, 9 a.m.; Eliminations. 9:30 work of the Ospreys, needing just one a.m. See detailed Run Schedule of the gates slow in the first set against .375 clip. Newcomer Marmen was sec- Dagenais. “I also think it’s important to at www.NHRAracer.com. hour and 22 minutes to complete the UNF, at one point falling behind 17-12 ond on the team with nine kills, while salvage as much of a season as we can * FUNDAYSunday _ “All sweep, 25-22, 25-12 and 25-19. before coach Dagenais called the first Moravec had six kills and Watson despite its shortened length. Jacksonville Welcome Test and Tune and The guests gave UCF a battle in the first timeout of the match. Following the time- added four kills and four blocks. gives us a replacement for our lost Grudge Racing” with gates open- set as the two teams tied scores 13 differ- out, the Knights outscored UNF, 4-2, Junior Amber Olson also had a nice night, Stetson match, and another opportunity ing at 10 a.m. and racing from ent times and the lead changed hands before the Ospreys were forced to call a checking in with 11 assists and eight digs, for us to expand our system work and to 10:30 a.m.-to-5 p.m. $15 General four times. The Knights finally lept ahead timeout of their own. When play resumed, the highest for any UCF player in the match. improve our chemistry on the floor.” Admission or $25 to race. The Dragway Information Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the website is at _ www.raceosw.com/dragway/. VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK The DIRTcar Nationals will be Winter season winding down contested daily through Saturday,February 13, featuring the All Star Circuit of Champions and DIRTcar UMP Modifieds. Boys basketball enters final week of regular General admission is $39, $45 for reserved seating, $49 for premium reserved and kids 12-and-under season as others open District tournaments are FREE. Grandstand gates open & Fan Pit Pass booth opens in By Dean Smith Talipov 19, before stopping Winter 42-24, despite Turner scoring 11. Midway at 5 p.m., with Hot Laps Herald Staff Park, 71-63, led by Bennett with 27, Lake Mary (14-10) also split a pair, at 5:15 p.m., Opening Ceremonies Talipov with 17 andAtwal with 15. besting West Orange (14-8), 57-49, at 6:50 p.m. and racing at 7 p.m. Here is a wrap-up of last Lake Brantley (12-8) opened the before falling to Colonial, 51-39. One change is for Sunday,Feb. week’s High School action: week with a 64-47 victory over Winter Springs (10-11) had a big 7, so fans can watch the Super BOYS BASKETBALL Bowl _ 1:00 p.m. — Grandstand Lake Mary with Eric week with wins over gates open & Fan Pit Pass booth Seminole High (11-6) capped off Vandendriessche scoring 18 points Tohopekaliga, 53-23, led by Aaliyah opens in Midway at 1 p.m., Hot a busy week with a runners-up and Declan Macfadyen 17, before Harrison with 15 points and five Laps and Qualifying at 2 p.m., finish in the Legends Invitational splitting games with FCA, topping steals, Rene Awhal with 14 points with Opening Ceremonies fol- at Boone and Trinity Prep. Winter Park, 57-49, with and Brandee Bennett with 13 lowed by Racing at 3 p.m. The Fighting Seminoles Macfadyen scoring 22 and DJ points and four rebounds, Liberty Please check _ outscored Hagerty (10-13), 89-82, Widener 18, but falling in overtime (2-12), 52-15, with Kiyarra Sipaseut VolusiaSpeedwayPark.com _ for led by Demari Henderson (22 to Evans, 59-58, with MacFadyen contributing 14 points and five updates or changes. The office points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 phone is 386-985-4402. netting 23 and Vandendriessche 11. assists and Bennett with an 11 steals), Jonah Pierce (19 points, 7 Hagerty also split two other points, 11 rebound double-double, SANFORD ADULTSOFTBALL rebounds), Uchenna Kellman- games, falling to Lake Nona (8- and Trinity Prep (7-8), led by Here is this week’s schedule Nicholes (17 points, 4 rebounds, 5 7), 85-63, before edging Bennett with nine points and nine in the City of Sanford Parks and assists, 4 steals), Kameron Moore Recreation Department Adult Orlando-University (12-6), 59- rebounds and Elenny Batista with Softball Polar Bear Season. (11 points, 5 assists, 3 steals) and 56, with Jah Nze scoring 23 seven points and six rebounds. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League Ja’cari Henderson (10 points, 4 points and Jason Miller 12. Trinity Prep also fell to Pine on Wednesday will have assists), and Evans (10-12), 81-72, Lyman (8-13) had a busy week, Ridge (3-10), 32-30. Venezolanos battling Pat’s with Pierce scoring 18 points and going 2-2, with wins over Family Lake Brantley (0-19) dropped a Liquor at 6:30 p.m.; The Blue pulling down 11 rebounds, Christian Academy,80-72, in over- pair,48-41, to Orange City- Liners squaring off with Wet Kellman-Nicholes and D. time, behind a double-double of University (10-5), despite Natalie Herald photo by Romeo Guzman Spot at 7:30 p.m. and Fusion Henderson scoring 11 points each 31 points and 13 rebounds from Salem scoring 17 points and Taylor tackling The Lions at 8:30 p.m. and J. Henderson scoring nine Kiarra Harris (No. 21) recorded 21 points and five assists against Lake Fed Up will have the week off. Omarion Brown and 24 points Kelsey 10, and The Master’s Everyone is invited to watch points to go along with three from Gage Kielman, and East Academy (12-7), 57-34, with Kiarra Brantley as The Master’s Academy ended the regular season 12-7. the games for free at Pinehurst rebounds, five assists and six River (3-9), 78-66, with Brown Harris recording 21 points and five Park on West 24th Street. steals, before topping Boone (13-9) scoring 31 and Kielman 22, before assists for the Eagles, who also best- ing the game-winning goal and withEmmaCanty,AddsionSmith For more information visit the in the semifinals of the Legends falling 67-42 to Bishop Moore (8- ed FoundationAcademy (10-6), 63- SamAmyx assisting on both goals. andSkyeBarnesscoringthegoals. League Information Website at _ with Kellman-Nicholes scoring 14 8), with Brown scoring 18, and 28, but fell to Dr.Phillips, 70-37. Winter Springs went 1-1, falling 1- Lake Brantley (8-7-0) split http://www.leaguelineup.com points, Ja’rayvon Peters and Faith Christian (10-7), 72-59. OC-University also edged Lyman 0 to Bishop Moore (9-5-5) and beat- shutouts, falling to Timber Creek /wel- Quin’Darius Rumph 10 points Oviedo (12-9) eased past (1-16), 58-57, with Maiya Grubbs- ing Hampden Dubose, 4-1, with (10-2), 4-0, and beating Orange come.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanf ordsoftball&sid=804638851. each and Pierce adding six points Winter Springs, 70-46, behind 24 James scoring 16 points and Ava Tyler Brones, Stuart Roosa, Santi City-University (4-7-1), 3-0, with and pulling down 19 rebounds. points from Ryan Prescott and Parrish 15 for the Greyhounds. Rodriguez and Sebastian Pasara Abby Ferris contributing a goal UCF WOMEN’S HOOPS But the Tribe fell behind, 39-21, at 16 points from Damien Bryant. Lake Howell (8-8) thumped scoring the goals, Carl Elias and and an assist and Kristina Arwady The American Athletic half and lost, 74-62, to West Orange Lake Mary Prep (2-10) dropped Harmony (4-6), 51-15, while Carter Brones contributing assists and Allie Hunnewell a goal each. Conference has announced that decisions to Legacy Christian, 62- Hagerty fell, 48-32, to Flagler and the goalkeeping pair of Parker Winter Springs also beat Pine the women’s basketball confer- (15-5) in the final, despite Kellman- ence game featuring No. 14 Nicholes scoring 15 points, Pierce 55, Orangewood Christian (9-8), Palm Coast, despite Edie Wilkins Munjed and Lucas LaTorre making Ridge, 2-1, withAbbieAkerson and USF at UCF on Sunday (Feb. 7) 13 points and J. Henderson con- 90-61, with Caeden Duford scor- posting eight points and six seven and four saves respectively. Sophia Goncalves scoring the goals. has been postponed due to tributing nine points, six rebounds, ing 35 and Adam Deininger 25 for rebounds for the Huskies, before Hagerty (7-6-0) whipped Forest Nationally-ranked Oviedo COVID-19 related issues. six assists and four steals. the Rams and Ian Fabianski 34 for besting Orlando-University,37-27. LakeAcademy,6-1, with Daniel skunked Wekiva, 9-0, Seminole The first meeting in the War on Lake Howell (11-11) posted wins the Griffins, and East River, 90-52. The Geneva School closed the Ocasio and Joe Paccione netting whitewashed Mainland, 7-0, Lake I-4 was scheduled for 12 p.m. on over Winter Haven, 73-70 in over- Orangewood also suffered a season with a 43-40 victory over two goals and Ryan Schmitt adding Nona (7-7-1) edged Lake Howell ESPN2. Rescheduling informa- time, with Nyseia Williams scor- 77-33 setback at the hands of The First Academy-Orlando led a goal and an assist, and Olympia (4-7-0), 1-0, Circle Christian (10-0- tion has yet to be determined. Windermere Prep (14-5). by Ailani Collazo with 18 points doubled up Lake Brantley,4-2. 0) blanked Lyman (3-13), 4-0, and Additionally, UCF’s second ing 22 points and Dalton matchup against Cincinnati, Robinson 18, and Winter Park, 70- The Master’s Academy (14-4) and Ciara Hayes with 10 points. No. 19 nationally-ranked Ridge Community nipped Lake originally scheduled for Feb. 67, with Wiliams scoring 30 and ran past Foundation Academy (8- BOYS SOCCER Trinity Prep (12-1-1) skunked Howell, 2-1. 14, has been moved up to Isaiah Mitchell 15, before also 6), 76-60, led by Eduardo Placer Lake Mary (16-2-1) closed the Orangewood Christian (7-5-2), Trinity Prep (6-3-1) blanked Feb. 13. The teams will tip at played in the Legends Invitational, with 34 points, Ryan Stanakis with regular season with 2-1 wins 6-0, and whipped St. Cloud, 5-1. Orangewood Christian (7-4-1), 4-0, 1 p.m. in Fifth Third Arena. falling to West Orange, 68-64, with 12 points and Jordan Porter 10. over Pine Ridge (8-4-3) and The Master’s Academy (5-3-4) fell with JJ Stein posting two goals and NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Williams scoring 18 and Robinson The Geneva School (9-4) defeat- Lakeland Christian. to St. Cloud, 1-0, and whitewashed assist and Romie Llewelyn scoring The 55th Annual World 17, and Boone, 70-60. ed International Community Lyman (9-9-1) closed strong with Merritt Island Christian (2-4-1), 7-0, two goals, while the Rams also fell to Series of Asphalt Stock Car The FCAInvitational was also School with Mikal Brown post- wins over DeLand, 4-3, with with The First Academy-Orlando WindermerePrep, 3-2, and blanked Racing is set to begin on Friday being played at the same locations ing 27 points and four assists and Hermes Soquet scoring two goals, blanked Crooms Academy,2-0, The Master’sAcademy (6-7-1), 5-0. and run through Saturday, Feb, and Boone bested Trinity Prep (3-7), Yoshi Nimmo scoring 16 points. including the game winning goal, and Seven Rivers Christian (7-1) TMA also fell, 5-1, to St. Cloud 13, at New Smyrna Speedway. GIRLS BASKETBALL and Greg Herrera also scoring, bested Lake Mary Prep (1-2), 7-1. and 2-1 to Tohopekaliga (6-5-3). Here is the tentative schedule: 61-49, with Javon Bennett posting * 2/4 - Parking and Practice. 20 points and six steals and Krishen Oviedo (13-3) split games this Tohopekaliga, 5-0, with Charlie Sills GIRLS SOCCER The Geneva School (6-0-2) * 2/5 - David Rogers Super Late Atwal 13 points for the Saints, who week, topping Osceola (8-6), 45- and Julio Sinquimani scoring two Hagerty(14-2-1)endedstrong, posted a pair of 8-0 Goal-Rule Models (JAEdwards ofAmerica also fell to Evans, 75-70, with 37, with Mandy Turner scoring 16 goals each, and Circle Christian (10- tyingFlaglerPalmCoast(11-3-4),0-0, wins over Father Lopez (2-8-0) 35), FLModifieds (35), Pro Late Bennett scoring 26 and Laziz points, but falling to Eustis (12-5), 4-1), 2-1, with LukeAlexander scor- andbeatingPineRidge(11-8-0),3-1, and Lake Mary Prep (0-5-1). Model (Fast Guard Security Service 35), Sportsman (Bucked UpApparel 35) , BomberA(JA Edwards ofAmerica 20). Tough start to road trip for UCF men * 2/6 - David Rogers Super Late Models (35), FL Modifieds (35), Pro Late Model (35), From Staff Reports 2, Ricky Council IV 0-6 0-2 0, Isaiah Poor Bear-Chandler 0-3 Sportsman (50) , E-Mods (25). 0-0 0, Josaphat Bilau 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS _ 30-65 23-33 93. * 2/7 - David Rogers Super The UCF men’s basketball team was not able to hold Halftime score _ UCF 38-34. Regulation _ 77-77. 3-point field Late Models (35), FL Modifieds off Wichita State Saturday afternoon in an American goals _ UCF 6-18 (Perry 2-6, Mahan 2-2, Fuller 1-2, Mobley 1-2, (35), Pro Late Model (35), eBay Athletic Conference contest, falling to the home Green 0-3,Adams 0-2, Walker 0-1); WSU 10-30 (Etienne 5-10, Motors 602 Modified (35). Shockers 93-88 in overtime at Charles Koch Arena and Gilbert 3-8, Jackson 1-3, Wade 1-2, Dennis 0-6, Council 0-1). * 2/8 - Tour Modified (50), then homestanding Memphis ran out to a big Team fouls _ UCF 22; WSU 16. Fouled out _ none. Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ UCF 35 (Reynolds 8,Adams 7); ARCA Menards East Series: early lead and never looked back Monday night. Jeep Beach (175), eBay Motors WSU 30 (Jackson 8). Turnovers _ UCF 23; WSU 13.Assists _ 602 Modified (25). The end result was a 96-69 defeat for head coach UCF 14 (Adams 4, Fuller 3); WSU 20 (Gilbert 7, Wade 5). Steals *2/9-DavidRogersSuperLate Johnny Dawkins’ UCF squad at FedExForum. _ UCF 7 (Fuller,Mahan 2 each); WSU 12 (Gilbert 4). Blocked Models(50),TourModified(35),Fl The Tigers knocked down seven of their first shots _ UCF,none; WSU 3 (Poo Bear-Chandler 2). Modifieds(75),ProLateModel(35). nine shots (hitting their first three three-pointers) MEMPHIS 96, UCF 69 eBayMotors602Modified(50). to fuel an 8-0 run that gave Memphis a 17-3 UCF (4-8, 2-6 American) *2/10-DavidRogersSuperLate advantage less than five minutes into the game. Dre Fuller Jr.4-9 3-4 11, Brandon Mahan 5-9 2-2 15, Darin Models(35),JohnBlewettlll Turnovers have doomed the Knights as they Green Jr.4-14 0-0 11, Sean Mobley 0-0 1-2 1, C.J. Walker 2-4 1-2 MemorialTourModified(76) 5, IsaiahAdams 2-4 1-4 5, Jamile Reynolds 2-5 4-4 8, Darius PresentedbytheHarttoHeart have had 51 (23 and 28) in the two games. UCF is halfway through a challenging four- Perry 3-9 5-6 13,Avery Diggs 0-1 0-0 0. TOTALS 22-55 17-24 69. BreastCancerFoundation,FL Memphis (10-6, 6-3) Modifieds(35),ProLateModel(35). game, eight-day road swing. Next up is a Landers Nolley II 8-16 0-0 20, DeAndre Williams 6-6 3-3 * 2/11- David Rogers Super Late rematch tonight (Wednesday) at Memphis (8 15, Lester Quinones 4-5 3-4 13, Boogie Ellis 5-8 0-0 11, Models (AllAmerican Tractor 35), p.m. on ESPN+) and then a Saturday contest at Moussa Cisse 3-6 0-4 6, Alex Lomax 5-6 0-0 14, D.J. Jeffries Tour Modified (35) , Modifieds Tulsa (6 p.m. on ESPNU/2). Both games will (35), ProLate Model (35). 3-10 1-2 9, Jayden Hardaway 1-4 4-4 6, Malcolm Dandridge * 2/12 - Richie Evans also be carried on FM 96.9 The Game 1-1 0-0 2, Damion Baugh 0-0 0-0 0, Jordan Nesbitt 0-2 0-0 0, Memorial Tour Modified (100), Here are the Box Scores: Conor Glennon 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS _ 36-64 11-17 96. Pro Late Model (Skips Western WICHITA STATE 93, UCF 88 Halftime score _ Memphis 52-29. 3-point field goals _ UCF Outfitters 100), Ground (overtime) 8-23 (Green 3-10, Mahan 3-5, Perry 2-5, Fuller 0-1, Adams 0- Pounders (25) , Pro Trucks (25). UCF (4-7, 2-5 American) 1, Walker 0-1); Memphis 13-27 (Nolley 4-8, Lomax 4-5, * 2/13 - Orange Blossom David Dre Fuller Jr. 4-8 4-4 13, Brandon Mahan 6-7 3-5 17, Darin Jeffries 2-5, Quinones 2-3, Ellis 1-4, Hardaway 0-1, Nesbitt 0- Rogers Super Late Model (100), Green Jr. 3-7 2-2 8, Sean Mobley 3-6 0-0 7, C.J. Walker 4-5 0- 1). Team fouls _ UCF 19; Memphis 21. Fouled out _ none. FL Modifieds (35), LKQ Super 0 8, Isaiah Adams 6-12 0-1 12, Jamile Reynolds 7-9 3-5 17, Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ UCF 32 (Mahan 6, Stocks (50), Pro Trucks (50). Darius Perry 2-7 0-0 6. TOTALS 35-61 12-17 88. Reynolds 5); Memphis 33 (Jeffries 7, Quinones 6). Turnovers For information, visit _ Wichita State (9-4, 5-2) _ UCF 28; Memphis 21. Assists _ UCF 12 (Perry 4, Fuller 3); www.newsmyrnaspeedway.o Tyson Etienne 9-15 6-8 29, Morris Udeze 8-9 2-2 18, Dexter Memphis 21 (Quinones 6). Steals _ UCF 10 (Walker,Adams rg _ or call 386-427-4129. Dennis 3-10 6-8 12, Alterique Gilbert 3-11 3-4 12, Trey Wade 3 each); Memphis 20 (Williams 5, Lomax 4, Ellis 4). Blocked 2-3 2-2 7, Clarence Jackson 4-7 4-7 13, Craig Porter Jr. 1-1 0-0 shots _ UCF 2 (Mahan, Walker); Memphis 4 (Cisse 3). 2_3_pages_8to10.qxp_Pages sports Majors template 2/2/21 3:02 PM Page 1

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to sell these vehicles on Courthouse, 301 N. Park with this court WITHIN THE the Circuit Court for Seminole 02/15/2021, 09:00 am at 326 Avenue, Room S201, Sanford, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER County, Florida, Probate LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- Florida at 11:00 am on the 2nd THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Division, the address of which is 219—Wanted to 6774, pursuant to subsection day of March, 2021, the follow- LICATION OF THIS NOTICE P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, Florida 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. ing described property as set OR THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER 32772-8099. The names and Buy JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S forth in said Final Judgment, to THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A addresses of the personal rep- TOWING reserves the right to wit: COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON resentative and the personal accept or reject any and/or all THEM. representative’s attorney are set Freon Wanted: We pay $$$ bids. Lot 18, Placid Woods, Phase forth below. for cylinders and cans. R12 Three, according to the plat All other creditors having claims All creditors of the decedent and R500 R11 R113 R114. JYAVP02E01A014076 thereof, as recorded in Plat or demands against decedent’s other persons having claims or Convenient. Certified 2001 Yamaha Book 56, Pages 65-66, of the estate must file their claims with demands against decedent’s Professionals. Call 312-291- Public Records of Seminole this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS estate, on whom a copy of this 9169 or visit Publish: February 3, 2021 County, Florida. AFTER THE DATE OF THE notice is required to be served RefrigerantFinders.com B003 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS must file their claims with this A/k/a 140 Placid Woods Court, NOTICE. court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Sanford, FL 32773 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME 223— ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: DATED this 29th day of January, IN THE TIME PERIODS SET OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS misCellaneous Courtesy Towing, Inc. gives 2021. FORTH IN SECTION 733.702, AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- Notice of Foreclosure of Lien FL. STAT., WILL BE FOREVER ICE OF A COPY OF THIS and intent to sell these vehicles Wean & Malchow, P.A. BARRED. NOTICE ON THEM. GET YOUR MEDICAL on 02/17/2021, 09:00 am at Attorneys for Plaintiff All other creditors of the dece- MARIJUANA CARD. CALL 1850 High St, Longwood, FL 646 E. Colonial Drive NOT WITHSTANDING THE dent and other persons having FOR FREE EVALUATION 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- Orlando, FL 32803 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH claims or demands against 22—HealtH-Care 22—HealtH-Care 99—apartments BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. 3722, pursuant to subsection (407) 999-7780 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED decedent’s estate must file their for rent RXPO.COM 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. By: TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE claims with this court WITHIN 3 Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves /s/ Helena Gutierrez Malchow AFTER THE DECEDENT’S MONTHS AFTER THE DATE GET YOUR MEDICAL NEW DISCOVERY WE ARE OPEN! the right to accept or reject any HELENA GUTIERREZ DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION MARIJUANA CARD. CALL ELIMINATES COMMON and/or all bids. MALCHOW OF THIS NOTICE. Georgia Arms Apartments FOR FREE EVALUATION SEXUAL PROBLEMS! All Fla. Bar No. 968323 The date of first publication of ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. Natural Male Enhancement Rent based on income! 1998 1B4HS28Y0WF143195 Primary email: this notice is February 3, 2021. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET RXPO.COM Product Increases Staying 1 & 2 bedrooms. Dodge [email protected] FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 WE ARE OPEN! Power, Performance, & Accepting waitlist LEGALS 2014 1FADP3F28EL345599 Secondary email: Submitted by, OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE Pleasure. applications: Ford [email protected] CODE WILL BE FOREVER Risk Free 60 Day 407-323-4000 (TTY: 711). 2003 1GTGK13U73F131828 Christopher V.Butler /s/ BARRED. 2600 Georgia Ave., GENERAL MOTORS CORP IF YOU ARE A PERSON Christopher V. Butler, Esquire NOTWITHSTANDING THE Guarantee & FREE online Sanford, FL 32773. The auction will be held 2005 1J4GK38K75W560046 WITH A DISABILITY WHO FL BAR NO. 127104 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH LEGALS SHIPPING at:Jeep NEEDS ANY ACCOMMO- BUTLER LEGAL P.A. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Equal Housing Opportunity. 15% Discount with coupon www.selfstorageauction.com 2006 5LMFU28516LJ05995 DATION IN ORDER TO 200 E. Commercial Street Ste TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE perform09 Handicapped Accessible. Lincoln PARTICIPATE IN THIS #2 AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Income restrictions apply. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Visit: TryProZyte.com Lockwood Self-Storage 2003 5N1ED28T53C635220 PROCEEDING, YOU ARE Sanford, FL 32771 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. More info: 1700 E. Broadway St. Nissan ENTITLED, AT NO COST E: [email protected] In accordance with the provi- www.GeorgiaArms Oviedo, FL 32765 2017 KNDPM3AC0H7284455 TO YOU, TO THE PROVI- P: 407-347-2532 The date of first publication of sions of State law, there being 71—Help Wanted Apartments.com (407) 971-0847 Kia SION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- F: 407-705-3623 this Notice is 2-3-2021. due and unpaid charge for 2008 SALME15488A271536 TANCE. PLEASE CON- which the undersigned is enti- Date: February 15, 2021 Land Rover TACT COURT ADMINIS- Publish: February 3, 10, 2021 Attorney for Personal tled to satisfy an owner and/or Presser needed at Frankie's Time: 10:00 a.m. 2018 SJKCH5CP0JA045878 TRATION AT SEMINOLE B010 Representative: manager's lien of the goods Cleaners in Sanford. Expd or LEGALS INFINITI COUNTY COURTHOUSE, hereinafter described and will train. Call 407-321-4484. Tenant Name, Unit #: 2004 WP1AB29P64LA69370 301 N. PARK AVENUE, Kaely Smith Frye stored at the Life Storage loca- Porsche SANFORD, FLORIDA SMITH & FRYE P.A. tion(s) listed below. George Sr, Lorne, 142 2010 WVWMN7AN3AE531509 32771, TELEPHONE (407) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 131 East 19th Avenue Roberson, Nathan, 152 Volkswagen 665-4330. IF HEARING FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mt. Dora, Florida 32757 Name, Inventory: And, due notice having been Johnson, Sheila, 397 OR VOICE IMPAIRED, FLORIDA (352) 385-7476 ext. 102

given, to the owner of said LEGALS Lindahl, Carl, 494 Publish: February 3, 2021 CALL 1-800-955-8771. [email protected] Shiquita Alexander property and all parties known Toney, Daniel, 512 B004 PROBATE DIVISION Attorney for Personal Hsld gds/Furn to claim an interest therein, and IF THIS PROPERTY IS Representative

the time specified in such notice Publish: January 27, February SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC- CASE NO.: 2021 CP 137 Florida Bar No. 0057324 NOTICE OF PUBLIC Publish: January 27, February for payment of such having 3, 2021 TION, THERE MAY BE SALE 3, 2021 expired, the goods will be sold A148 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ADDITIONAL MONEY IN RE: Estate of Personal Representative: A147 to the highest bidder or other- Cortes Towing Service Inc. FROM THE SALE AFTER In accordance with the provi- wise disposed of at a public gives Notice of Foreclosure of PAYMENT OF PERSONS RICHARD A. TRIMBLE, Richard L. Trimble sions of State law, there being auction to be held online at Lien and intent to sell these WHO ARE ENTITLED TO 34429 Alameda Drive due and unpaid charge for www.StorageTreasures.com, vehicles on 02/23/2021, 10:00 BE PAID FROM THE SALE Deceased. Sorrento, FL 32776 which the undersigned is enti- NOTICE OF STORAGE which will end on NOTICE OF PUBLIC am at 245 Orange Ave PROCEEDS PURSUANT tled to satisfy an owner and/or SALE SALE: Oviedo Towing, Inc. Longwood, FL 32750, pursuant TO THIS FINAL JUDG- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Publish: February 3, 10, 2021 manager's lien of the goods Monday February 22nd, gives Notice of Foreclosure of to subsection 713.78 of the MENT. B011 hereinafter described and To satisfy owner's lien for rent 2021 @ 10:00 A.M. Lien and intent to sell these Florida Statutes. Cortes Towing The administration of the estate stored at the Life Storage loca- due in accordance with Florida 130 Concord Drive, vehicles on 02/15/2021, 09:00 Service Inc. reserves the right to IF YOU ARE A SUBORDI- of RICHARD A. TRIMBLE, tion(s) listed below. Statute, The Self Storage Casselberry, FL 32707 am at 325 Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL accept or reject any and/or all NATE LIENHOLDER deceased, whose date of death Facility Act section 83.806. (407) 339-3803 32765, pursuant to subsection bids. CLAIMING A RIGHT TO was November 16, 2020, and And, due notice having been Contents of the leased storage 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. FUNDS REMAINING whose Social Security Number given, to the owner of said units (individuals identified Name, Inventory: Oviedo Towing, Inc. reserves KMHFC46FX8A285909 AFTER THE SALE, YOU is ###-##-6798, is pending in property and all parties known below); including all personal the right to accept or reject any 2008 Hyundai MUST FILE A CLAIM WITH to claim an interest therein, and property consisting of miscella- Wanda Golden and/or all bids. SAJWA0ES2DPS97126 THE CLERK NO LATER the time specified in such neous household items, furni- Other: Boxes 2013 Jaguar THAN 60 DAYS AFTER notice for payment of such hav- ture, clothing, boxes, and other 1G8JU54FX3Y549872 THE SALE. IF YOU FAIL ing expired, the goods will be items will be sold at public auc- Keely Bottoms 2003 Saturn Publish: February 3, 2021 TO FILE A CLAIM, YOU sold to the highest bidder or tion to the highest bidder or oth- Hsld gds/Furn 5N1AN08U96C528006 B005 WILL NOT BE ENTITLED otherwise disposed of at a pub- erwise disposed of. No unit can 2006 Nissan TO ANY REMAINING CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA lic auction to be held online at be entered, you place your bid Marcellus Tyler FUNDS. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING www.StorageTreasures.com, on what you see once the Other: Clothes and paperwork Publish: February 3, 2021 which will end on doors are opened. All spaces B002 IF YOU ARE THE PROPER- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commission of the City of and items may not be available Publish: January 27, February NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TY OWNER, YOU MAY Lake Mary, Florida, that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing Monday, February 22, on the date of sale. All units are 3, 2021 CLAIM THESE FUNDS on February 4, 2021, at 7:00 P. M., or as soon thereafter as possible, 2021 @ 10:00 AM being sold for cash, as is. A $40 A146 The following personal property YOURSELF. YOU ARE NOT to consider Second Reading and adoption of an Ordinance entitled: 1010 Lockwood Blvd. cleaning deposit will be taken NOTICE OF PUBLIC of John William Holian Jr. and REQUIRED TO HAVE A Oviedo, FL 32765 on all winning bids. Winning SALE: JZM Inc d/b/a MIRAN- Betty Egan Holian, will, on LAWYER OR ANY OTHER ORDINANCE NO. 1637 (407) 365-5050 bidders agree to take every- DA'S TOWING gives Notice of February 19, 2021 at 10:00 REPRESENTATION AND thing from unit within 24 hours. Foreclosure of Lien and intent a.m., at 673 Rotal Palm Drive, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORI- Lot # 1818, Casselberry, ASSIGN YOUR RIGHTS TO DA, FURTHER AMENDING THE CITY OF LAKE MARY Seminole County, Florida ANYONE ELSE IN ORDER FIREFIGHTERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM, ADOPTED PUR- 32707; to be sold for cash to FOR YOU TO CLAIM ANY SUANT TO ORDINANCE 1209, AS SUBSEQUENTLY satisfy storage fees in accor- MONEY TO WHICH YOU AMENDED; AMENDING SECTION 16, MINIMUM DISTRI- dance with Florida Statutes, ARE ENTITLED. PLEASE BUTION OF BENEFITS; PROVIDING FOR COMPLIANCE Section 715.109: CHECK WITH THE CLERK WITH THE SECURE ACT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICA- OF THE COURT –SEMI- TION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS; 1974 BUDD MOBILE HOME, NOLE COUNTY REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERE- VIN: 04621468AH, COURT\HOUSE WITHIN WITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. TITLE NO.: 11562616, and VIN: TEN (10) DAYS AFTER 04621468BH THE SALE TO SEE IF The Public Hearing will be held in the Commission Chambers at THERE IS ADDITIONAL Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. The Publish: February 3, 10, 2021 MONEY FROM THE FORE- Public is invited to attend and be heard. Said hearings may be con- B006 CLOSURE SALE THAT tinued from time to time until a final decision is made by the City THE CLERK HAS IN THE Commission. Copies of the Ordinance in full are available for review REGISTRY OF THE in the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road. COURT. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY NAME IF YOU DECIDE TO SELL FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTI- YOUR HOME OR HIRE TUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL Notice is hereby given that I am SOMEONE TO HELP YOU FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE engaged in business at 516 One CLAIM THE ADDITIONAL FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE Center Blvd apt #103, Seminole MONEY, YOU SHOULD THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAIN- County, Altamonte Springs, FL READ VERY CAREFULLY TAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE 32701, under the Fictitious ALL PAPERS YOU ARE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. Name of PCR GLOBAL REQUIRED TO SIGN, ASK SOLUTIONS, and that I intend SOMEONE ELSE, PREFER- PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- to register said name with the ABLY AN ATTORNEY WHO TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT Divisions of Corporations, IS NOT RELATED TO THE THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- PERSON OFFERING TO ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 585-1424. dance with the provisions of the HELP YOU, TO MAKE Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: SURE THAT YOU UNDER- City of Lake Mary Section 865.09, Florida Statutes STAND WHAT YOU ARE Michelle McCurdy, City Clerk 1991. SIGNING AND THAT YOU ARE NOT TRANSFERRING Publish: February 3, 2021 POWER CAPITAL REALTY LLC YOUR PROPERTY OR THE B000 EQUITY IN YOUR PROP- Publish: February 3, 2021 ERTY WITHOUT THE B007 PROPER INFORMATION. IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY AN ATTORNEY, YOU MAY CONTACT THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NAME THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION AT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commission of the City of Notice is hereby given that I am (407) 834-1660 TO SEE IF Lake Mary, Florida, that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing engaged in business at 5840 YOU QUALIFY FINAN- on February 4, 2021, at 7:00 P. M., or as soon thereafter as possible, Red Bug Lake Rd #45, CIALLY FOR THEIR SERV- to consider Second Reading and adoption of an Ordinance entitled: Seminole County, Winter ICES. IF THEY CANNOT Springs, FL 32708, under the ASSIST YOU, THEY MAY ORDINANCE NO. 1638 Fictitious Name of Rare BE ABLE TO REFER YOU Ponies, and that I intend to TO A LOCAL BAR REFER- AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORI- register said name with the RAL AGENCY OR SUG- DA, FURTHER AMENDING THE CITY OF LAKE MARY Divisions of Corporations, GEST OTHER OPTIONS. IF POLICE OFFICERS’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM, ADOPTED Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- YOU CHOOSE TO CON- PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE 1002, AS SUBSEQUENTLY dance with the provisions of the TACT THE LEGAL AID AMENDED; AMENDING SECTION 16, MINIMUM DISTRI- Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: SOCIETY OF THE SEMI- BUTION OF BENEFITS; PROVIDING FOR COMPLIANCE Section 865.09, Florida Statutes NOLE COUNTY BAR WITH THE SECURE ACT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICA- 1991. ASSOCIATION OFFICE TION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF PROVISIONS; FOR ASSISTANCE, YOU REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERE- Chloe Grubel SHOULD DO SO AS SOON WITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. AS POSSIBLE AFTER Publish: February 3, 2021 RECEIPT OF THIS The Public Hearing will be held in the Commission Chambers at B008 NOTICE. Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. The Public is invited to attend and be heard. Said hearings may be con- Publish: February 3, 10, 2021 tinued from time to time until a final decision is made by the City B009 Commission. Copies of the Ordinance in full are available for review IN THE COUNTY COURT in the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTI- CASE NO.: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL 2012-CC-2183-20L-S FLORIDA PROBATE DIVI- FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE SION FOREGOING MATTER. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE PLACID WOODS PHASE II & III THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAIN- HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIA- File No. 2020-CP-1771 TAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE TION, INC., a Florida not-for- NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. profit corporation, In Re: The Estate of PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- Plaintiff, Gwendolyn C. Butler TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN v. Deceased. ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 585-1424.

DESIREE ROWE, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS City of Lake Mary UNKNOWN TENANTS 1 AND Michelle McCurdy, City Clerk 2, The administration of the Estate of Gwendolyn, Deceased, Publish: February 3, 2021 Defendants. whose date of death was B001 September 17, 2020, Case NOTICE OF FORECLO- Number 2020 CP 1771, is pend- SURE SALE ing in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida 4015 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Probate Division, the address of 6  ( #    !) ')  - pursuant to the Final Judgment which is 301 N. Park Avenue of Foreclosure dated January Sanford, FL 32771. ./012 1.2 29, 2021 and entered in Case 3  # (    3)! No.:2012-CC-2183-20L-S of the The names and addresses of '  (   ) ( (* + County Court of Seminole the personal representatives are County, Florida, wherein Placid Christopher V. Butler, Esq., 200 , "     !)- Woods Phase II & III E. Commercial Street, Sanford,   Homeowners’ Association, Inc. FL 32771. is the Plaintiff and Desiree Rowe     and Unknown Tenant 1 and 2 All creditors and those having   201 S. Park Ave.  are the Defendants, Grant claims or demands against    Maloy as Clerk of Court, will sell decedent’s estate on whom a  to the highest and best bidder copy of this notice is required to         ! "  # for cash at the Seminole County be served must file their claims $ %& 2_3_pages_8to10.qxp_Pages sports Majors template 2/2/21 3:02 PM Page 2

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