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Proudly serving Chiefland and Levy County for 69 years C2 sections, 20 pages ITIZEN Volume 69, Number 48 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 Chase leads Levy school district driving force behind to weapon, drug charges proposed accommodations bill Suzette Cook The proposed bill known as SB 348: in the classroom but on the FSA test, Sean Arnold Reporter Exceptional Student Education State many of those accommodations are not Editor Assessment Accommodation Task Force allowed,” said Edison. Florida Senator Bill Montford filed a was proposed by Levy County School “They need those to be successful in A high-speed chase proposed bill on Jan. 16 that will address District with a goal of “establishing the the classroom, but can’t have those to through residential student accommodations when taking Exceptional Student Education State be as successful on the test. All we’re neighborhoods in down- Florida Standards Assessments (FSA). Assessment Accommodation Task Force asking them to do, is review the ac- town Chiefland led to According to Levy County Superin- within the Department of Education for commodations,” Edison said about the multiple charges involv- tendent of Schools Jeffery R. Edison, the purpose of making recommenda- Florida Department of Education. “It’s ing weapons violations, students currently cannot utilize accom- tions on school accommodations for been six years since it’s been reviewed. drugs and resisting an modations such as graphic organizers on exceptional students.” officer shortly after mid- the exams, even though they are allowed “The goal is, we have children that are See BILL Page A4 night on Jan. 11. to use them in the classroom. allowed to have certain accommodations Chiefland Officer Kyle Schultz began pursuit of a small passenger car on SE 4th Avenue when it failed to come to a com- plete stop at a stop sign and was noticed to be travelling at a high rate of speed, eventually get- ting up to over 70 MPH. Schultz noticed the tires on the vehicle began to smoke as the car sped down West Park Avenue, and it eventually was seen driving through ditches at a residential area on SW 10th Street. The vehicle contin- ued to travel at high rates of speed through residential neighbor- hoods and went off the road multiple times and ran multiple stop signs as well as a red light in an apparent attempt to evade Schultz. After ac- celerating through a red light at an intersection at South Main Street at more than 70 MPH, the vehicle, which appeared to have two occupants, failed to negotiate a right-hand turn onto SE 7th Terr., and struck an unoccupied pickup truck before coming to a rest Love March channels in the yard of 498 SE 7th Terr. Schultz witnessed the driver and a passenger escape behind different residencies while he message of Dr. King awaited help from the Levy County Sheriff’s Photos Sean Arnold/Citizen Office to establish a perimeter. Schultz’s K9 partner located the See page A3 for more on MLK Day passenger, a female later identified as Kyeisha Strong, 20, about 300 yards from the final scene of the car chase. Schultz later discovered a pair of brown boots
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CHIEFLAND CITIZEN 624 W. Park Ave Community members and area church and civic leaders joined Chiefland, Fl 32626 together for the first ever Love March on Jan. 21 in Chiefland Phone: 352-493-4796 to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and to spread a message of love and unity. The march headed south through town on U.S. 19, culminating at the park across from the Train Depot, where there was a celebration and fellowship over the life and teachings of Dr. King.
SBLC budgets $47k to coordinate subs
Suzette Cook from $20,442 to $28,840. The position and the job descrip- Teachers can use the Reporter Board also approved sign- tion, with the stated goal: software to create absences ing a one-year contract with “To assure the smooth and over the phone, online, and The School Board of Levy the software company for efficient operation of the through a mobile app. One County approved a new sub $19,396. district onboarding of quality system keeps track of all coordinator position and According to Hiers, the substitutes, creating a maxi- absences and the data collect- signed a one-year contract position will be responsible mum positive impact on the ed will provide information with a software company to for training, coordinating and classroom environment, em- about trends such as absence help manage training substi- recruiting substitutes. ployee satisfaction, engaging reasons and help teachers tutes and filling substitute Hiers said the personnel classroom environment and send notes and attachments positions. department has already increased student learning.” directly to the sub to help After a presentation on Jan. been working toward better The substitution software prepare them before they 15 by a representative for management of the substitute Frontline, which is used in arrive at the school. substitute staffing software process in the County such 75 percent of schools in the Hiers said that the data be- called Frontline, and at the as increasing advertising and U.S. according to the com- ing collected by the Frontline recommendation of District recruitment efforts, adding pany representative, could software would prove valu- Director of Personnel Marla retired teachers to the pay have benefits that include an able in making adjustments Hiers, the Board approved scale for subs, and devel- easier system to fill vacancies and developing strategies in an 11-month secretary/ oping formalized training other than a phone call the centralized Sub Coordinator systems. night before or morning of an See SUBS Page A4W position with a salary ranging The Board approved the absence. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 24, 2019 Levy County Sheriff's Reports
The Levy County sion of marijuana not more Springs, possession of a or use of drug equipment. Sheriff’s Office reports the than 20 grams, possession controlled substance w/o Bond $22,000 following arrests: Often Used Abbreviations and/or use of drug equip- a prescription, possession • Jan. 17, Joshua Rem- • Jan. 20, Joseph Dean DL - Driver’s License ment. Bond $2,000 and/or use of drug equip- ling, 26, Crystal River, Anderson, 18, Chiefland, DWLSR - Driving While License • Jan. 15, Alex Rolan- ment. VOP. possession of marijuana Suspended or Revoked do Gonzalez Garcia, 27, • Jan. 20, Brenda Jean • Jan. 14, Hailey Z. not more than 20 grams, DUI - Driving Under the Influence Morriston, no DL. Bond McNeil, 56, Cross City, Sage, 27, Chiefland, possession and/or use of FTA - Failure to Appear $10,000. grand theft. ROR. aggravated battery. Bond drug equipment. ROR - Released on Own Recognizance • Jan. 15, Ashiki Nakish • Jan. 18, Alura Jade $30,000. • Jan. 19, Jesse Charles RWV - Resisting With Violence Griffin, 38, Bronson, bat- Myers, 23, Palm Bay, • Jan. 14, Mona Lee Sin- Aviles, 20, Morriston, RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence tery. Bond $1,000. VOP. clair, 63, Inglis, aggravated reckless driving, DUI/ VOP - Violation of Probation • Jan. 17, Bruce Leon- • Jan. 18, John O’Cal- battery. Bond $1,000. damage to property, DUI/ ard Harris, 29, Lake City, laghan, 42, Tallahassee, • Jan. 16, Davin Slone, bodily injury to anoth- DWLS. Bond $4,000. non-support of children or 25, Inglis, two counts er, homicide/negligent Alan Chapin, 31, Willis- or use of drug equipment. • Jan. 17, Anna M. Lan- spouse. Bond $3,570. possession of obscene ma- manslaughter – DUI/ ton, three counts non-sup- Bond $3,000. genburg, 41, Yankeetown, • Jan. 19, Travis Leon terial depicting child sex causing death to human or port of children or spouse. • Jan. 16, Sheldon Pres- child abuse, possession Ordiway, 31, Morriston, conduct. Bond $300,000. unborn child, homicide/ Bond $7,810. ton Davey, 52, Williston, of methamphetamine w/ battery. Bond $25,000. • Jan. 16, Howie Joe negligent manslaughter – • Jan. 18, Wayne Grego- VOP, out of county war- intent to sell, possession • Jan. 18, Michael Weatherman, 50, Bell, killing of human or unborn ry Chapman, 52, Newber- rant. Bond $1,000. of cocaine, possession of Wayne Padgett Jr., 29, DWLS, possession of a child with vehicle. Bond ry, carrying a concealed • Jan. 15, Jeremy Lee a controlled substance w/o Trenton, two counts VOP. controlled substance w/o a $60,000. firearm, possession of Dutille, 36, Chiefland, dis- a prescription, keeping a • Jan. 18, Robert Earl prescription. • Jan. 18, Rebecca Ann cocaine, possession of orderly intoxication. Bond shop or vehicle for danger- Patterson Jr., 45, Williston, • Jan. 15, Jessica Carter, 24, Williston, marijuana not more than $1,000. ous drugs, possession of three counts FTA. Bond Johnson Welch, 35, Bell, possession of a short bar- 20 grams, possession and/ • Jan. 20, Travis Black- drug equipment parapher- $23,000. DWLS. Bond $1,000. reled gun, rifle or machine or use of drug equipment. water-James Findlay, 28, nalia to transport drugs. • Jan. 14, Matthew • Jan. 20, Yolanda Re- gun, obstruction W/OV, Bond $30,000. Cedar Key, two counts Bond $190,000. Wayne Powell, 32, Old gina White, 46, Williston, possession of a controlled • Jan. 15, Bernadette battery. Bond $15,000. • Jan. 18, Tanya Marie Town, possession of a battery. Bond $25,000. substance w/o a prescrip- Denise Collins, 54, Bra- • Jan. 17, Kelly Charise Lewis, 38, Bell, out of controlled substance w/o • Jan. 14, Ja’mecia tion, trafficking in heroin, denton, possession of a Franklin-Wyman, 46, county warrant. a prescription, possession Danielle Williams, 21, possession and/or use of controlled substance w/o Boynton, trespassing. • Jan. 16, Marga- of marijuana not more than Gainesville, out of county drug equipment. Bond a prescription, possession Bond $15,000. ret Malone, 53, White 20 grams, possession and/ warrant. Bond $500. $190,000. of marijuana not more than • Jan. 15, Eric Byron • Jan. 18, Christopher 20 grams, possession and/ Hass, 37, Archer, posses- a subject hanging from a tree. Deputies Inglis man arrested on responded to this scene and identified the deceased person Suicide linked to sexual and Erik Donald. child pornography charges Donald left a suicide note that had vague An Inglis man was electronic devices references to the arrested on child owned by Slone and earlier reported crime pornography charges found he downloaded assault investigation which is still under on Jan. 16 after a joint and shared a mini- investigation. investigation from the mum of three images Scott Tummond 54, kneeling beside her stated, “it’s not what it The sexual miscon- Levy and Marion Coun- depicting children LCSO PIO sleeping family member looks like.” duct investigation is ty Sheriff’s Offices. under the age of 18 who is under the age of Donald, who was currently on-going A tip provided to the engaged in sexual Members of the Levy 18. recently released from and the victim is Marion County Sheriff’s activities, according to County Sheriff’s Office The caller said she the Florida Department receiving services Office Internet Crimes a Levy County Sheriff’s Uniformed Patrol Divi- saw Donald had par- of Corrections, fled the to aid her through Against Children (ICAC) report. sion and the Criminal tially pulled the front scene prior to law en- this process. The Division led to a search Slone was arrested Investigations Division of his pants down and forcement’s arrival and investigation into warrant at the home of and charged with three responded to a home in the front of her sleeping could not be found. An Donald’s suicide has David Slone, 25, who counts of possession of Bronson after receiving family member’s pants extensive search in the been closed as no allegedly used inter- obscene pornographic a report of sexual mis- were also pulled down. days following did not evidence was located net sites to search and material and is being conduct on Jan. 12. The When Donald realized locate Donald either. which would indicate share images of chil- held in the Levy County caller told deputies she he was being watched, On Jan. 15, a Bronson any other person dren engaged in various Detention Facility in entered the living room he quickly pulled both resident using a trail was responsible or sexual activities. lieu of a $450,000.00 area of the home and his pants and the sleep- through a small sec- participated in his Investigators seized bond. witnessed Erik Donald, ing child’s pants up and tion of woods located death.Ad#:000VBM5 Date:01/16/19 Day:WED Size:3X5.25 Cust:80827 Salesperson:792 Last Edited By:CDECKELMANN Pub:SPECIAL SERVICES Tag Line:SIDING AD Color Info:4COLOR 000VBM5 - Page 1 - Composite Free Membership Silver Sneakers • Silver WANTED & Fit • Optimum Fitness
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Deborah Goad Correspondent
A forum held Jan. 20 at The Potter’s House in Chiefland, on the eve of the holiday celebrat- ing the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., explored the different aspects of life, past and present in the black communities of Levy County. Apostle Lance Hayes officiated the service and forum, which con- sisted of three senior members speaking about the past and four members of the Min- isterial Faith Alliance (MFA) discussing the present. Spiritual songs, prayers and discussions filled the sanctuary for an evening of somber reflection of Dr. King’s life and the gifts of wis- dom he bestowed. The three seniors told of the hardships of the past, including: getting to and from their school, located in Williston; requiring secondhand books; the inability to sit down in local restaurants to order dinner and enjoy meals in the dining rooms; having DEBORAH GOAD/Citizen to using the backdoor ABOVE: Pictured, from left: Deacon Joe E. Scott; Sister for ‘takeout’; “Whites Mary Jo Edmondson; Deacon Frank Edmondson; Bishop Only” water fountains Frank Dixon; Pastor Kenneth Hunt; Minister Robert Wells; and restrooms; movie and Pastor Johnnie Jones. Not pictured is Apostle Lance theaters with a division Hayes. down the center; having RIGHT: The Youth Drama Ministry of The Potter’s House in to sit in the balcony Chiefland performed a moving skit Sunday evening, Jan. and not being “in town” 20. The three teens reenacted a conversation Dr. Martin after sundown. Luther King, Jr. had with staff members just prior to leaving They also shared for that fateful trip to Memphis. From left: Jasmine Glover, their good memories, Jahvel Blair and Jalisa Allen. Blair portrayed Dr. King and like the love of com- recited two of Dr. Kings most famous speeches. munity and fellowship they shared togeth- oftentimes being disci- arrived home! er; how they always plined more than once. The four men of faith managed to make do, If one got in trouble at shared their lives – the attending church and school, they were dis- personal successes and helping their fellow ciplined by the teacher their encounters and neighbors. School was or principal, then by the views. Each added a very important and an parent when they got comment on what could education was valued. home, as their parents be done to improve life Lighthearted stories of knew of the misdeed for all, making for a discipline were shared, before the child even brighter future.
DEBORAH GOAD/Citizen Members of the Ministerial Faith Alliance (MFA) pause for hot dogs and refreshments with former candidate Brandon Peters after the 2.5-mile walk in Williston on Saturday, Jan. 19. The parade was in celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King’s life. The theme this year was, “We are better together”. The MLK parade began at the new Williston City Hall and ended at Cornelius Williams Park. Pictured, from left: Pastor Frederick Page; Pastor Charles Streeter; Pastor Johnnie Jones; Brandon Peters and Willie A. Battles.
LEFT: More photos of the first- ever Love March on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in Chiefland.
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continuedSUBS from Page A1 over-the-year job gains remain strong ing them to create a task force to review the The unemployment rate in the CareerSource Cit- year ago. accommodations allowed on the test.” rus Levy Marion region was 4.2 percent in Decem- Here’s how each county fared in the latest report: According to the FSA website fsassessments. ber 2018, up 0.4 percentage point over the month Citrus County’s labor force fell by 102 to 48,047, org, “Department of Education Florida’s K-12 and 0.4 percentage point lower than the region’s the number of employed dropped by 323 to 45,675 assessment system measures students’ achieve- rate a year ago. and the number of unemployed rose by 221 to ment of Florida’s education standards, which The labor force was 201,256, a 2.7 percent in- 2,372. However, over the year, when the county’s were developed and implemented to ensure that crease of 5,338 people working or actively looking jobless rate 5.3 percent, the labor force has ex- all students graduate from high school ready for work compared to December 2017. There were panded by 838, the number of employed increased for success in college, career, and life. Assess- 8,367 unemployed, an increase of 668 since No- by 988 and the number of unemployed has fallen ment supports instruction and student learning, vember, but a drop of 615 over the year. by 150. and test results help Florida’s educational lead- Compared to November 2018, the number of Levy County’s labor force contracted by 114 to ership and stakeholders determine whether the people working in the region fell by 729, but over 16,988, the number of those with jobs decreased goals of the education system are being met.” the year employment increased by 5,963 when the by 162 to 16,371, and the number of unemployed But Edison said that in order for students to unemployment rate was 4.6 percent. increased by 48 to 617. Compared to December be measured effectively, they should be able to Rusty Skinner, CareerSource CLM’s CEO, said that 2017, when the unemployment rate was 3.8 per- use the same accommodations they use in the seasonal fluctuations are expected, but noted that, cent, the labor force has grown by 203, the num- classroom in the test environment as well. over the year, the region saw signs of a strengthen- ber of employed rose by 232 and the number of “A graphic organizer,” Edison said. “A piece of ing economy with expanded labor force, increased jobless dropped by 28. paper with shapes on it or a piece of paper with number of those working and a drop in those Marion County’s labor force expanded by 155 boxes, you can’t use that.” unemployed. over the month to 136,221, the number of those If the bill passes, a task force composed of 16 “As we end the year issues of seasonal employ- with jobs fell by 244 to 130,843 and the number members will convene no later than July 1, 2019 ment tend to impact the month-to-month com- of unemployed increased by 399 to 5,378. Since to address the concerns. parisons. Because of this, the most valid analysis December 2017, when the jobless rate was 4.4 According to the bill, “five members shall be focuses on yearly comparisons,” Skinner said. percent, the labor force has grown by 4,307, the appointed by the governor, five members shall “When we compare December of 2018 and Decem- number of employed has increased by 4,743 while be appointed by the president of the Senate, ber of 2017, we see positive movement in each of the number of jobless has dropped by 436. five members shall be appointed by the speaker our counties.” In December 2018, unemployment rates in- of the House of Representatives, and one mem- Skinner added that the Ocala metropolitan creased in 61 of Florida’s 67 counties, decreased in ber shall be the commissioner of education. statistical area, which encompasses all of Marion four and were unchanged in two. The make up of the five appointees will County, continues to show strong growth in key Citrus County, which has long held the state’s be one school district curriculum director, a industry sectors, leisure and hospitality, posting highest or second highest jobless rate, dropped to current school district assessment director, a the state’s second fastest annual growth rate at the sixth highest rate behind Gulf, Bay and Franklin public school principal, a current teacher of 7.9 percent for an increase of 1,200 new jobs, and counties, which continue to recover from Hurri- exceptional education students, and a parent of education and health services, which added 1,000 cane Michael, and Hendry and Sumter counties. a public school student with special needs. new jobs for an increase of 6.4 percent which was Marion County had the 18th highest rate and Levy Levy County Director of ESE and Student Ser- the second fastest growth rate among all Florida. County the 28th highest rate among counties. vices Dr. Rosalind Hall said, “This is awesome In the three-county region, Levy County main- In addition to leisure and hospitality and edu- news! We are moving in the right direction.” tained the lowest jobless rate in the region at 3.6 cation and health services, other industry sectors Edison added, “It’s about allowing kids to be percent, up 0.3 percentage point over the month; that grew faster in the Ocala metro area than able to achieve their best potential.” followed by Marion County’s rate is of 3.9 percent, statewide over the year were manufacturing (+8.3 an increase of 0.2 percent; and Citrus County’s percent for 700 new jobs); professional and busi- rate of 4.9 percent, 0.4 percentage point more than ness services (+5.5 percent for 500 new jobs); and November 2018. Florida’s not seasonally adjusted trade, transportation and utilities, (+2.9 percent for jobless rate – a measure that matches the way local 700 new jobs). rates are calculated – increased from 3.1 to 3.3 Mining, logging and construction gained 400 percent, which is 0.4 percentage point less than a jobs over the year for a 5.7 percent growth rate.
and claimed he was homeless driver, which were confirmed to and that he was sleeping when match the description of what Schultz found him. Strong said McCray was wearing. she fled the scene out of fear. McCray is a 13-time convicted continuedCHASE from Page A1 A search of the vehicle yield- felon and had 10 previous charg- ed cocaine, cannabis, MDMA es for driving with a suspended and methamphetamine as well license. He was arrested on felony as a loaded .380 caliber Ruger charges of fleeing and eluding at at the spot he last saw the ap- “get to the root of the handgun. high speeds as well as for posses- parent driver of the vehicle, and problem -- why do we Schultz later spoke with the sions of cocaine, MDMA, meth- the K9 helped track down the need so many subs, and car’s owner, who wasn’t in the amphetamine and on two felony suspect about 1,000 yards away. BILL where are the absences car, who said she allowed Strong weapon charges. Strong received continued from Page 1B The male suspect, later iden- coming from,” she said. and Strong’s baby’s father to felony charges for the MDMA and tified as Cecil McCray, 33, was “This may not pro- use the vehicle, and said she carry a concealed firearm and a found hiding in some shrubs be- vide all of the answers doesn’t have any guns or drugs. misdemeanor charge for resist- hind an apartment complex and the future to solve and it may not meet The car’s owner described the ing/obstructing/opposing officer wasn’t wearing shoes. McCray issue with substitute all of the needs that clothing and boots worn by the without violence. denied he was in the vehicle, placement and retention. we have, but it’s a Frontline provides great place for us to data that will help start.” CHIEFLAND January Special $40 O NOTICE OF ENACTMENT FAMILY DENTISTRY Dental Cleanings A ordable Vaccine/Wellness Packages OF ORDINANCE House Calls Digital Radiography and Ultrasound Complete Laboratory & Surgical Facility Spacious Boarding Kennel • Acupuncture NO. 2019- 002
Allison Hiers, D.V.M . • Thomas Hester, D.V.M . Erin Nadler, D.V.M . BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 603 N. Main Street, Trenton, FL OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE IS HERE- Mon. – Fri. 7:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. BY GIVEN the proposed Ordinance approving a www.trentonanimalhospital.com (352) 463-7100 rezoning from Forestry/Rural Residential (F/RR – minimum 20 acres) to Single Family Residential, Rural (RR – minimum 1 acre), located in Section 4, Township 13 South, Range 19 East, will be con- sidered for enactment by the Levy County Board of County Commissioners, at a public hearing on Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter as the same may be heard, in the Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room, Levy County Courthouse, 355 South Court Street, Bronson, Florida. Copies of said Ordinance may be inspected by any member of the public at the Office of the Board of County Commissioners lo- cated at 355 South Court Street, Bronson, Florida, during regular business hours or contact by phone at (352) 486-5217. On the date, time and place first above-mentioned, all interested persons may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance. ORDINANCE NO. 2019-002
AN ORDINANCE OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, APPROVING A REZONING FOR APPLICANTS DONALD F. HUNT AND MARGARET HUNT, RE- ZONING 25 ACRES MORE OR LESS LOCATED IN SECTION 4, TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH, RANGE 19 EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, FROM FORESTRY/RURAL RESIDENTIAL (F/RR) TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, RURAL (RR), APPLICATION CZ 03-18; PROVIDING FOR EX- CLUSION FROM CODIFICATION; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
All persons are advised that, if they decide to ap- peal any decisions made at this public hearing, they will need a record of the proceedings and, for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Any person requiring reasonable accommodations to participate in this meeting should contact the County Commissioner’s Office at (352) 486-5218.
Published January 24, 2019 5A Thursday, January 24, 2019 Chiefland Citizen Farmers can earn Continuing Education Units The 2019 Tri-County Pesticide Applicator or mailed to 125 E. Wade Street Trenton, update will be held on Monday, Feb. 4, at FL 32693. For more information, contact the Suwannee River Fairgrounds in Fanning Sheila at (352)463-3174 or Ed at (352) 486- Springs beginning at 9 a.m. Farmers and oth- 5131.Core Pesticide Training, 50 Minutes, er agricultural interests can receive pesticide Dan F. and De license continuing education units (CEU’s) Lunch 12:30 – 1:00 by participating in the event. 1:00 pm wrap up on peanut and watermelon Topics covered will include pesticide 2018 (disease surveys), De and S. McAmis safety training, watermelon disease update, (intern), 30 Min peanut disease survey, peanut variety update, Disease resistant Varieties and peanut weed control and more. Lunch will be pro- variety update , B. Tillman??, 20 Min vided by Farm Credit of Florida. 2:00 pm Brunswick grass update and control, Registration is required by Jan. 31. A Ed Jennings, 20 Minutes, registration fee of $5 should be made payable Row Crops - emerging weed issues, to Gilchrist County Extension and delivered Specialist Jeff Davis, a former Levy County Assistant School Superintendent, spoke on a harrowing experience at the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club on Jan. 17. Elvis event to benefit Cedar Key Dolphin Project The Cedar Key Dolphin Gazda began her research one beverage (beer or wine). Project proudly announces of bottlenose dolphins in Food Network Chef Emily Former Levy School Assistant its very first benefit event, the Cedar Key area in 2001, Ellyn has created a signa- “A Little Less Conver- studying the unique feeding ture cocktail for the event, sation,” an evening with behavior found only in the which can be purchased at Superintendent shares harrowing Elvis, on Thursday, Feb. 7, Cedar Key region, and since the bar. Ongoing live and at 83 West in Cedar Key. then she’s collaborated with silent auctions will feature The evening features World other researchers on exciting weekend lodging getaways, experience at Rotary meeting Champion Elvis tribute new work to enhance the meals, fishing tackle, trips, artist, Ted Torres Martin, learning about these fascinat- and many other items. Lori Prevatt at that time. The then-principal was second to as well as live and silent ing animals as well as their The doors will open at Correspondent arrive on the scene, after the school resource auctions hosted by Emmy protection and conservation. 6:30 p.m. on the 7th, with Davis shared the story of an event that hap- officer. He and the officer jumped into action Award-winning television Tickets for the benefit the performance beginning pened while he was the principal at Lecanto to prevent the young man from bleeding to personality Allison Walker event are $30 per person and at 7 p.m. You can learn more High School. It’s an event most people never death. “The young man was screaming in Torres. are available in person at 83 about Ted Torres Martin at experience an event such as this unless they pain,” Davis said. This event will support West or online at 83west- revisitedelvis.com. We hope work in law enforcement or as another type The student survived and had no cognitive ongoing research by the cedarkey.com. The tickets you will join us for this fun of first responder. issues, according to Davis. Davis remains Cedar Key Dolphin Project cover the entertainment, and supportive event. “On Nov. 10, 2015, a student put a gun to in contact with the young man today and is and its partners. Dr. Stefanie dinner-style appetizers and his chin and pulled the trigger during class,” planning on attending his high school gradua- Davis said. Davis said the student was in the tion this spring. middle of class at Lecanto High and made a Davis closed by saying, “If a young man statement to his teacher, such as, “I just can’t or woman wants to bring a gun to school, take this anymore” and began to dig in his they are going to bring it. For the most part, bag for the pistol. Then, he shot himself. schools are safe. There was nothing different Davis said he had decided to move to that could have been done by anyone.” Lecanto High as an administrator to finish up Davis was asked by a Rotary member his career, and said he really enjoyed working about his impression of the Safe Schools one-on-one with students. The school had Act. He repeated that if someone wants to approximately 1,600 students and behavior bring a gun to school, they will find a way problems were not an issue at the school. regardless of the precautions taken. He also “The school had a very rigorous curriculum,” mentioned how costly the act has been for Davis said. the state. “School districts can’t afford it,” Davis said the male student in this situation he said. Davis also noted that the county was being raised by his grandparents, like 25 governments also have difficulty affording percent of the other students attending LHS the state mandate.
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For information call 352-563-5592 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 24, 2019 Why childhood is better the second time around What does your This week the Gracious Mistress rant he is completely at the mercy of the love life sound like? of the Parsonage and Yours Truly had parents. the privilege of attending our youngest Out to “Eat your vegetables,” the parents granddaughter’s second birthday party. demand, “then you can have dessert.” Have you I wanted to go to her third birthday par- Pastor There is nothing the two-year-old become a noisy ty but she was not old enough yet. So, I can do at this point. After all, the one gong? A clanging Today cymbal? You will have to wait another year. James who pays the bill gets to say who does can be On the way home we sat in silence what. may have without Snyder thinking about the party we had just Now, as I enter my second child- realizing it. different 1 Corinthians attended. It just does not seem possible hood I have the advantage of knowing Sheryl H. that we have eight grandchildren. I that all that malarkey about eating your 13:1 (ESV) says, you when to eat. Telling you what to Boldt broke the silence with a little comment eat. Telling... telling... telling... vegetables first is just that... malarkey. “If I speak in the along this line. “I’m just not old enough How in the world can anybody And, since I am paying the bill, I will tongues of men to be a grandfather of eight grandchil- enjoy life when people are always eat the desert whenever I want to eat and of angels, but dren. I don’t feel old enough to be a telling them what to do? The problem it. In fact, I will start with dessert and have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.” How grandfather” is, when a person is two years old they end with dessert. And while I am on the many of us want to be around a noisy gong or a clanging From the other passenger in the car have absolutely no leverage against subject, if I do not want to order vegeta- cymbal for any length of time? How often do we inflict our came a rather sarcastic snicker, if I say overbearing parents. The only thing the bles, I will order no vegetable. “loud” (thoughtless, unkind) behavior on others? Can we see so myself. two-year-old can do to get the upper Many has been the time when my ourselves in any of the following scenarios? “What’s that supposed to mean?” I hand with his parents is to wait until wife and I are out to a restaurant and “Can’t you go any faster?” you practically scream at the retorted. they are in the supermarket with lots of she will order a properly balanced meal, slow-moving driver ahead of you. “Well,” she said rather slowly as if people around and then throw a temper while I order dessert. Gong! she was trying to collect her thoughts tantrum. “You do know vegetables are good “I refuse to clap. I thought for sure I was going to win,” and use the right words, “believe me, Here is the advantage of entering for you?” my wife will insist. you think as you watch someone else take home the coveted putting all feelings aside, you’re old a second time into your childhood. “I know no such thing,” I reply. award, position or whatever you’ve worked so hard for. enough.” Nobody is around to tell you what to The two-year-old believes it when Clang! I didn’t quite know what she meant do or what not to do. You are on your his parents say that vegetables are good “Did you hear about Denise? She’s back in rehab. She’s by that, and I was afraid if I ask she own, at least in this area. Of course, in for him, especially the green vegetables. such a loser,” a coworker says to you, which begins a lively would tell me. I quickly changed the your second childhood it is not possible But someone like myself, enjoying the conversation that quickly spreads throughout the office. subject and said, “Didn’t Jordin look to throw a temper tantrum in a public second go around of his childhood, Gong! Clang! Gong! Clang! cute with birthday cake all over her supermarket and get away with it. knows this is absolutely not true. And, it What is love? What’s the opposite of love? We’ve fended face?” The advantage of having a second is not true that I have to clean my plate for ourselves for so long, looking out for number one, that She laughed. childhood is that you have all that before I can have my dessert. we’ve gotten sidetracked. We’ve lost perspective on what Then, I thought I was talking to experience behind you to use to your As a mature man enjoying his sec- living as a child of a loving God is supposed to look like. myself but apparently, I said it aloud, a advantage that a two year old could not ond childhood, I do not have to believe But what would happen if we committed to obey God’s least loud enough for my wife to hear. possibly have. This in itself covers a everything people tell me. If dessert truth in this area? If we stopped letting our emotions control “I wonder what it’s like to be two years multitude of sins. was not good for me, why in the world us and took responsibility for the way we behave? old?” “What’s wrong with your hus- does it taste so good to me? Let’s live in light of how Scripture defines love. Let’s al- “Get ready,” my wife said with a band?” Somebody may ask my wife. I have good scriptural evidence that low the Holy Spirit to search our hearts (and minds) and show laugh in her voice, “you’re about ready “Oh,” she responds quite mechani- God is on my side here. In the Psalms us where we fall short. to enter into your second childhood.” cally, “he’s into his second childhood.” I read about God, “Who satisfieth thy For the next several weeks, we’ll discuss 1 Corinthians At the time, I rather resented the “I understand, my husband’s there mouth with good things; so that thy 13. As we discover how we’re to love those around us, I hope comment, but upon further reflection, too.” youth is renewed like the eagle’s” we’ll also more clearly appreciate our Heavenly Father’s I do not see anything wrong with that. And all is right with the world. (Psalms 103: 5 KJV). heart. After all, what is wrong with enjoying In a person’s first childhood, he is God has my best interest in mind for Prayer: Father, I pray that as we grow in our understanding childhood the second time around? quite limited in his outlook. He does not the longest period of time. of what real love is, it will become a beautiful sound in Your I really do not think it is possible to know what he is missing. But during Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of the ears. Amen. enjoy childhood the first time. There are the second childhood, he has the benefit Family of God Fellowship, 1471 Pine Sheryl H. Boldt is the author of the blog, www.Today- so many things to interfere. of knowing this and using it for his own Road, Ocala, FL 34472. He lives with CanBeDifferent.net. You can reach her at SherylHBoldt@ First off, are parents constantly tell- personal profit. his wife in Silver Springs Shores. Call gmail.com. ing you what to do or not to do. Telling For example, when the parents of a him at 352-687-4240 or e-mail james- you when to go to bed. Telling you two-year-old take him out to a restau- [email protected]. when to get up in the morning. Telling FUMC Cemetery What are you overlooking? My friend just ended his deer season on Jan. because they seem too unlikely Corporation to meet 30 in Alabama. On the last day of the month or too convenient? Whose The annual meeting of the Chiefland United Methodist he bagged a nice eight-pointer on a piece of Outdoor work are you ignoring because Church Cemetery Corporation will be held in the sanctuary of property that had gone untended and had always it may not be in the forefront the First United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. been relegated as his least favorite and most Truths or exotic enough? Who have 27. The church address is 707 North Main St., Chiefland. The undesirable. Gary Miller you bypassed in order to get purpose of the meeting is to elect directors, present reports This normally would not mean very much to someone who has great ref- on operations and activities and invite comments from the except for the fact he did the same thing the erences and resumes? Whose membership. All members are encouraged to attend. year before. The other leases had been given better treatment. results have you ignored because those results did not come He had spent time on them. He had planted food plots and from a more polished business or ministry model? Who have managed the property to hold deer throughout the year. This you walked past in order to get to someone who lives in When you are brought before property just looked more capable and promising than the another city or country? other. And after all, since the lease on the neglected property I’ve noticed in the church world, we will send mission synagogues, rulers and author- was cheaper, it couldn’t be as good as the more expensive teams to another state, and a church in that state will send ones. Could it? their team to us. Could it be we are overlooking the obvious ities, do not worry about how With a two-year success rate, my friend is beginning to for the ornamental? Could it be we have spent too much Worship time you will defend yourselves or Directory rethink the worth of that which seems unlikely. and money on that which looks good and have neglected that As I listened to his story, I was immediately reminded which is the most productive? how this same scenario is played out in many different areas Maybe we need to do like CONCORDmy friend and rethink where Manatee what Springs you will say, for the Holy HARDEETOWN of our life. 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Meet Hutch This is Hutch, our Pet of the Week, a male tan and white bulldog. He is somewhere between 1 and 2 years old. Hutch came to our shelter in mid- November and hasn’t given up on finding his new home. He is a ‘good boy’ and he likes hearing that. PIctured at ribbon cutting for Ms. Judy’s Bail Bonds on Jan. 16, from left: Kathryn Lancaster; We think two months is a little too long to wait; but Mark R. Abrizenski; Barbara Cook, Judy’s mother; Chamber Director Joy Parker; Judy Stines; because he keeps thinking positive and is not giving Nicole Walker; Natasha Allen; Chamber President Lewrissa Mainwaring; Roy Stines, Judy’s up, we will keep believing too that his new home will husband; and Bennitt Patterson. come soon. If you are looking for a dog to love in a mutually beneficial best friend relationship, think Hutch. This “good boy” wants to prove to you that you made the right choice by bringing him home. Chiefland welcomes Ms. Judy’s Bail Bonds Contact Levy County Animal Services 352-486-5138 or [email protected], and search the Judy Stines celebrated a which was family owned and She sold her company to be shelter at petfinder.com. ribbon cutting with the Chiefland operated for 73 years. with her family in Chiefland, and Chamber of Commerce Jan. 16 She’s been awarded has been a part-time resident of for her Ms. Judy’s Bail Bonds, Bondsman of the Year by the Levy County for the last 40 years. LLC, in Chiefland. Florida Bail Agents Association “I’m looking forward to Stines has over 35 years and served on the Board of serving the community with Children’s Table delivers of experience in the bail bond Directors of FBAA for years. professionalism and integrity,” industry, as she is former owner Stines is a former president Stines said. “Please don’t of one of the oldest and reputable of Pinellas County Bail Bond hesitate to stop by the office to meals to Panama City bonding companies in Florida, Association. chat!” The Children’s Table, a Bronson-based food pantry that has delivered millions of pounds of food to those in need both locally and abroad, is working with The Night Runners Mobile Crisis Services, Inc. and His Compassion in setting up a operation in Panama City. The objective is to provide 30,000 Log Cabin Quilters cooked meals in the next six weeks. The first truck with food and supplies left for Panama City on Jan. 22. For more on The Children’s Table, visit www. Quilters remain busy in winter childrenstable.org or visit @TheChildrensTable on The Log Cabin Citrus Springs to join Facebook. You can find more on the Night Runners Quilters met Thursday, us next week for lunch. at www.nightrunners.org or @nightrunners.net on Jan. 17, at the Levy Many of their members Facebook. County Quilt Museum. have not been to the Several members were Museum before. busy working on their Johnny, the ‘Old own projects while the Sewing Machine Man,’ others were busy looking will be here Wednesday, CMHS Drama Club to around to see what new Jan. 30. The Backyard items came in. Pickers will be here to perform The Crucible Greg and the guys perform their music from Lancaster were Saturday, Feb. 2. Chiefland Middle High School’s Drama Club’s out. They finished our The Levy County Tribal Players present Arthur Miller’s The Crucible bookcase and plan to Quilt Museum is located Feb. 7 through Feb. 9 and Feb. 14 through Feb. 16. work on the steps in the at 11050 NW 10th The shows are at 7 p.m. in the Chiefland Middle back of the building next Ave., Chiefland, and is High School Auditorium. Admission is $5. week. Thank goodness open Tuesday through the guys are there to Saturday from 10 a.m. make repairs for us. We to 3 p.m. For more, see really appreciate their levycountyquiltmuseum. help. org or visit @levy- We’re expecting the county-quilt-museum on This purse came in last week. Spring Shop Local, Rainbow Quilters from Facebook. must not be far behind despite the horrible cold weather we’re having now. it Helps Everyone FUN FOR EVERYONE
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Seinfield, the diner bill and Gregg Allman “These days I seem to think a lot... about the things that I forgot to do...for you... And all the times I had the chance to.”
“These Days” as performed by Gregg Allman George Costanza is in a diner and he thinks he’s Margaret having a heart attack and McDowell tells Jerry and Elaine. Right about then the bill comes and George looks at Arbor Outlook it. There’s a mistake and he’s been overcharged. The trio delay rushing George to the hospital so he can complain to the waitress about the erroneous amount. This genius episode of “Seinfeld,” written by Larry Spread the good news: Jan 24 David, tells us a lot about our relationship with money. It’s something we care deeply about, even when we think we’re dying. is National Peanut Butter day I recently read several articles about what people By Brad Buck regret most at the end of life. All the expected responses UF/IFAS, bradbuck@ufl. were listed, including spending too much time at the edu office; not trying hard enough to save a struggling The peanut butter marriage; failing to spend more time with family and sandwich is about as children; regrets about being a better parent; not paying American as baseball, hot proper attention to our health; not reconnecting with old dogs and apple pie. But friends who were once important to us; and not history tells us its origins following our “true north” in a choice of vocation. date back to the ancient Surprisingly, one item listed that many people regret is Incas and Aztecs. All these not taking better care of their finances. years later, peanut butter Isn’t that interesting? You’d think that that would be remains a staple in many the last thing on peoples’ minds during life’s final stage, people’s diets, so celebrate but instead, it’s often a major consideration. And it the spread on National makes sense when you think about it. How we handle Peanut Butter Day, Jan. our financial affairs is related to our quality of life and 24. the lifestyle that we’re able to enjoy and provide for our Here’s a little peanut family and our heirs. And it’s often commensurate with butter history lesson, exercising willpower in various other areas: if we don’t courtesy of the National have the self-discipline to exercise or balance our home Peanut Butter Board: specialist with the UF/ World Wars I and II. peanuts. and office hours, we probably won’t have the willpower Canadian chemist IFAS Extension Family While that’s a Speaking of research, to organize and care for our financial health. People very Marcellus Gilmore Edson Nutrition Program, peanut historical perspective, studies show that eating much regret not saving and investing money during their patented peanut paste in butter contains the Mialki gives a more peanuts is associated with peak earning years or having squandered their resources. 1884, and in 1895, Dr. following nutrients and current, practical response. decreased mortality and Of course, it goes without saying that many folks John Harvey Kellogg – compounds: “I think peanut butter reduced cardiovascular delay addressing estate planning issues. One of the great known for the cereal – Healthy fats, protein, sandwiches are popular disease risk. Eating the entertainers of our generation, Aretha Franklin, died last empire -- patented a carbohydrates and fiber. because they are legume may also help year without proper estate planning. We’re all guilty of process to create peanut – Several vitamins and nutritious, budget-friendly reduce the risk of postponing these duties. Nobody wants to spend an butter. minerals, including and easy to prepare,” developing diabetes and afternoon poring over the details of their own demise. Initially, peanut butter magnesium, copper, Mialki said. help protect against That said, estate planning is something we address as an was marketed as a protein manganese, niacin and As an example of the cancer. important kindness to those around us. substitute for people who vitamin E. convenience of peanut “Peanut butter is a The fact is, organizing our personal finances, saving had trouble chewing. In – Resveratrol, phenolic butter on sandwiches, the well-balanced food that for retirement, and living on a reasonable budget are all 1903, Ambrose Straub acids and flavonoids. average American school provides a lot of nutritious significant factors in creating a healthy life for ourselves, patented a peanut butter- So, how did peanut child will eat about 1,500 bang for your buck,” and in minimizing regret. We ignore our financial health making machine. butter become so popular? peanut butter and jelly Mialki said. “It’s at our own peril, just as we fail to take care of ourselves Today, most of us For this answer, we return sandwiches by the time he important to keep portion physically at our own risk. think of peanut butter as to the National Peanut or she graduates from high sizes in mind because just Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC®, AIF®, author of the something to add to Board, which says the school, according to the two tablespoons of peanut syndicated economic column “Arbor Outlook,” is the certain foods, or to spread peanut butter and jelly Peanut Advisory Board, a butter contain about 200 founder of Arbor Wealth Management, LLC, on bread for a healthy sandwich became very nonprofit organization calories.” (850.608.6121 – www.arborwealth.net), a fiduciary, snack. According to Kaley popular with U.S. Army dedicated to research on “fee-only” registered investment advisory firm located Mialki, youth programs service members during the nutritional value of near Destin, FL. This column should not be considered personalized investment advice and provides no assurance that any specific strategy or investment will be suitable or profitable for an investor. National mentoring month: part 2 So let’s meet Chuck feel rewarded when a marketing related, staffing Kircoaf. Chuck owned and client realizes I told them issues or needing money The true way to managed small businesses something they had not to expand. One of the most of his life. His Jery considered – something advantages of being a primary focus was in food DAwson important for their SCORE mentor is having live is to enjoy service for over 23 years; success. This happens other mentors, with varied including managing quite frequently. So I feel experience, available to every moment college and institutional Score the entire SCORE help with a client. food facilities and owning mentoring process is Bringing a Co-Mentor into a full service deli style daily basis. In addition, I rewarding. a session can provide as it passes, and restaurant with off premise wanted to encourage new Q: Could you now answers to specific catering. A second small business owners to not tell us about a few of the questions regarding surely it is in the business career, starting as “try and do everything.” more rewarding marketing, social media or machine tool sharpening, Hire a website designer to experiences you have legal issues. This evolved into residential set up and manage your experienced mentoring definitely will add to a everyday things and commercial power business website. Use a your clients? rewarding experience for a equipment sales and payroll company to Chuck: The most SCORE Mentor. around us that service with ancillary generate your paychecks, rewarding experiences for Thank you, Chuck, for product lines marketed and also provide tax form me is when a client uses sharing your mentoring the beauty of life through three websites. information. These items me as a “sounding board”. experiences with our Chuck is experienced in cost money but they will The client has experience, readers. new business start-ups, be two less sources of a proven idea for the type You too can experience lies. growing businesses and all “worry” for a new of business as well as a the satisfaction of sharing operational aspects of business owner. need, adequate funding for your experience, expertise Laura Ingalls Wilder small businesses. Mr. Q: You’ve been a the start-up plus cash and knowledge with local Kircoaf also serves as our Certified SCORE reserves and wants my small business owners by SCORE Chapter Co-Chair. Mentor for 8 years now. opinion. The client listens volunteering to become a Q: My first question Has it been more or less during our discussion to Certified Mentor with The Chiefland Citizen Letters from the same for you is what rewarding than you my thoughts regarding SCORE Citrus/Levy welcomes reader input on writer will be considered motivated you to expected and why? their plan, we discuss County. You do not have topics of local interest. To once every 30 days. Sub- volunteer to become a Chuck: Being a some details and the client to be retired to volunteer be considered for publi- missions should be limited SCORE mentor? SCORE Certified Mentor leaves and opens the with SCORE, a good cation, submissions must to 500 words. Chuck: During the 35 has been interesting, to business two months later. number of Certified adhere to the following The Citizen reserves the plus years I managed and say the least! I try hard to Three years later…still in Mentors own their own guidelines: right to edit or refuse any owned small businesses, I not let my personal business and doing well. businesses and simply The writer’s first and submission. To submit learned many details opinions of client’s ideas Another rewarding want to help other last name, mailing address e-mail send to editor@ essential in the daily interfere with objective experience is when a businesses owners and phone number must be chieflandcitizen.com, or operation of a small advice that I give and to previous client, now in succeed. Go to www. included. via regular mail to Editor, business from A to Z. I provide both positive and business, contacts me citruscounty.score.org Addresses and phone 624 W. Park Ave, Chief- want to make negative aspects for clients years later and asks for scroll down and click the numbers are only used for land, FL 32644. entrepreneurs aware of to consider as part of their some advice or just wants blue Become a Volunteer verification purposes. these details that they will decision making process. to “kick around” some button be involved with on a To answer your question, I ideas whether it is 9A Thursday, January 24, 2019 Chiefland Citizen Florida Youth Ranch president, CMHS students present at Rotary
By Suzette Cook throughout the State as Reporter a social worker, camp Interact Club members director and now as from Chiefland Middle president and CEO. High School spoke about The goal of the visiting Port St. Joe in the organization is take Florida Panhandle at the children coming from Jan. 16 Chiefland Rotary troubled homes or Club meeting. situations and to create Junior Reagan Hudson “an environment with and Senior Ashtyn Brown love, compassion, that detailed what they saw is safe and secure where and experienced in the city the four cornerstones impacted by Hurricane work, study, play and Michael. pray could be instilled in “These houses were children…Maybe, just completely wiped away. maybe we could prevent You would just see juvenile delinquency from slabs,” Hudson said. happening.” “It was amazing to see The program has the devastation. What served more than 157,000 was more amazing and children and grown to impactful was how four residential and two people stood up after camping facilities. the hurricane and united Frye emphasized and they didn’t let the that the organization is closely with deputies. hurricane break their non-political and relies “And I have seen the hugs spirit.” very little on government and tears at the end of the Brown said they monies. week as the child came weren’t sure what a group Right here in Levy to realize an officer is of eight high school County, we found out we someone they can turn to students could do for the weren’t equipped to run and trust.” victims of the storm. But a wilderness program,” Frye said he runs into learned that “sometimes Frye said. “We changed some of the youth that it’s not the physical labor the format by creating a attended the program you do that’s going to summer camp program many years ago. Some of make the difference. emphasizing that law them are in their 30s, 40s, It’s the small things like enforcement are “your he said. “You know, they conversations you have friends.” ask me about the deputy with people.” We have so many sheriffs. The Interact Club is deputies helping out. Just “We’ve been building sponsored by Rotary. for Levy County in 2007, a bridge between the The guest speaker more than 1,100 children disadvantaged, the most at the meeting, Florida have experienced the hurting children and our Sheriffs Youth Ranches program. deputies, communities, President Bill Frye, “When we bring those volunteers and staff for 61 was introduced by kids in, a lot of them have years. And it’s all because Levy County Sheriff already had a negative of people and groups who Bobby McCallum. “I’m experience with lawn support us.” privileged to have one of enforcement because some The Chiefland Rotary six of the facilities in our of their family members Club set the date for their territory,” McCallum said. had been arrested. 2019 fishing tournament Frye explained the “I have seen the stand fundraiser for May 18 and history of the ranches offish behavior at the voted to continue three SUZETTE COOK/Citizen which started in 1957. beginning of the week,” $1,000 scholarships. Interact Club members Reagan Hudson and Ashtyn Brown shared their experiences He has worked with the Frye said about some visiting Port St. Joe. nonprofit for 34 years youth reaction to working TOP: Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches President Bill Frye with Sheriff Bobby McCollum.
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The Levy County Schools Foundation "Grants Patrol" surprised educators and students in their classrooms all over Levy County Jan. 11 with news of their successful grant funding.
Health Academy holds Socks for Seniors drive
The Chiefland Middle High is appropriately named, “Socks and taken to Ayers Nursing and Chiefland Elementary School Reading Coach Heather School Health Academy com- for Seniors,” and is a favorite Rehabilitation Center in Trenton Rawlins was joined by Levy County Schools Founda- pleted their fifth year of col- among students. and Tri-County Nursing Facility tion Director Annie Whitehurst and board members, lecting new socks between the Approximately 350 pairs of in Fanning Springs. Each resident and was thrilled to find out her grant, “Meeting the Thanksgiving and Christmas socks were wrapped by student was also given a personalized Needs of all Readers” was funded. Chiefland was the holidays. This service project members of the Health Academy Christmas card to enjoy. "Patrol's" first stop of the day.
LEFT: Chiefland Elementary School Reading Coach Heather Rawlins was joined by Levy County Schools Foun- dation Director Annie Whitehurst and board members, and was thrilled to find out her grant, “Meeting the Needs of all Readers” was funded. RIGHT: In Yankeetown, Ms. Dorminey’s fourth-grade students were excited that their teacher’s grant, written for STEM lab supplies, was funded. Also at YTS, Ms. Horner's grant application, “Using Interactive Science to Support Standards,” received funding.
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a pair of district championships, with senior BMHS wins pair of district titles Cheyenne Racca taking the title in the 110 class with a 235 and fellow Lady Eagle Makayla Earnet, Sean Arnold a junior, notching the top prize in the 199 class Editor with a total of 275 pounds. Also qualifying for BMHS were: eighth-grader Four Chiefland lifters qualified for regionals at the Nycole Parker (third place, unlimited, 275); junior District 1A-7 meet in Keystone Heights on Jan. 16. Kiara Rogers (sixth place, 199 class, 210); senior Junior Emma Ronchetti (third place, 101-pound Samantha Bechtold (second place, 169 class, 200); class, 130-pound total lift), freshman Maddie Baron eighth-grader Cathleen Strickland (fourth place, (sixth place, 169 class, 105 lift); freshman Emma 169 class, 180); senior Jamie Kahn (third place, Wilson (fourth place, 119 class, 155); and senior Brit- 154 class, 195); senior Alyssa Strickland (fifth tany Boyd (fifth place, unlimited class, 260 lift) each place, 129 class, 190); senior Chrissy Coughlin secured a trip to the regional championships in St. (fifth place, 119 class, 150); and eighth-grader Augustine on Jan. 23. Shelby Strickland (sixth place, 101 class, 105). The top six scorers from each class earn a bid to For Cedar Key School, sophomore Skylar Wirth the regional meet. The scores are based on a combi- (fourth place, 139 class, 180); senior Cassie Lozier SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen nation of the girls’ best bench press and best clean (fourth place, 154 class, 190); and senior Hannah Emma Ronchetti on the clean and jerk at a Dec. 20 and jerk. Brinkman (second place, 183 class, 275) move on weightlifting meet in Chiefland. The junior is one of four Bronson saw 10 of its lifters advance and captured to compete in regionals. Lady Indians who advanced to the regional championships. Indians sweep Tri-County rivals Sean Arnold Editor
The Chiefland varsity boys improved to 10-0 in district hoops action after a 79-65 win over Trenton Jan. 18. The win set the stage for their final week of district play, with games against a pair of school – Bronson and Bell – tied for second place. The Indians faced the Eagles at home on Jan. 22 and are on the road Jan. 25 against the Bulldogs. CMHS can lock up the No. 1 seed in District 1A-7 with a win in either game. In an eight-day stretch culminating with the home win over the Tigers, the Indians completed regular season sweeps of Branford, Dixie County and Tren- ton. The last time Chiefland went undefeated in district play, in 2014, it advanced to the state final four. Against the Tigers, Quay Brodus (20 points), Ty Corbin (16 points), Jalen Rutledge (11 points) and Payne Parnell (12 points) were in double figures in scoring for CMHS. The squad knocked down seven 3s in the first half, before seeing a switch to man-to-man defense from the Tigers. Trenton junior Wyatt Duthu scored 31 points in the second and third quarters combined to help keep the Tigers afloat, as his squad turned a 16-point deficit into a seven-point margin in the third quarter. Parnell had four 3s in a 40-point road win versus the Bears on Jan. 15.
ABOVE: Senior Colby Reed is honored on senior night with a complimentary SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen bucket to begin Chiefland's Photos Jarrett Jerrels dishes a pass to wing man Ty Corbin on a fast break against Trenton on Jan. 18. Chiefland improved SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen game against Bronson. to 13-3 overall in the win. Reed was the team's leading scorer in 2017- 2018 but suffered a season-ending injury to CMHS softball presents first her knee early this season. Reed has remained with alumni game the team at every turn, offering moral support to a The Chiefland Indian Fastpitch Boosters Club squad that is down to seven is holding the first Chiefland MIddle High School active players and went Softball Alumni Game, Feb. 9, 5 p.m., at the through a coaching change CMHS softball field. midseason. The first game will be players who graduated during odd-numbered years versus ones from RIGHT: Chiefland even years. The second game will featured sophomore Kinsey Akins alumni versus the current team. It costs $20 per and Bronson senior player per game and $10 additional to play in Tamia Haynes battle for second game. T-shirts will be provided for alum- possession of the ball on ni participating in the game. Jan. 15. For their second To sign up, confirm on Facebook at the Fast- meeting in a row, the Lady pitch Boosters page or in email at james.ander- Eagles fended off a late [email protected], and also provide your shirt CMHS rally to prevail in a size and the year you graduated. hotly contested matchup, A release of liability will be required to play – notching a 44-40 victory. please arrive an hour ahead of time to complete With the win, Bronson is in registration. position for a No. 3 seed, while Chiefland is vying for the No. 4 with Cedar Key. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday January 24, 2019 Community Calendar SouthLevyMarketplace. Build a book bin at We’re easy to find in the Withla- coochee Plaza, 40 Highway 19, just the library north of Follow that Dream Parkway. Levy County Public Library System The SLAM is held the fourth Saturday branches will each be hosting a Family of each month. Book Bin MakerSpace Event. The library will provide all the materials needed for each family to create and decorate a American Legion wooden book bin. The events will be limited to the first Riders Chapter 10 families that register at each branch. For more information, or to register for #237 to hold 9th the program, please contact your local librarian. Annual Poker Run All events start at 5 p.m. The American Legion Riders Chapter Williston Public Library -- Friday, Jan. #237 9th Annual Poker Run will be held 25; Cedar Key Public Library -- Wednes- Saturday, Jan. 26, with the ride starting day, Jan. 30. and ending at American Legion Post 237, 6726 N. Lecanto Hwy. in Beverly presenting, “Lawns to Pollinator-Friendly to donate for the sale, please leave a Hills. A $15 entry fee includes a poker Wildflower Native Habitats,” on Monday, message at 352-505-7936. A pickup can River Task Force to hand, prize ticket and meal, with proceeds Jan. 28, 6 to 8 p.m., at the Steinhatchee be arranged for large/bulky items (tax from the event benefiting Friends of Cit- Community Center. The event is free and deductible 501c3). Proceeds from this meet rus and the Nature Coast. includes refreshments. event support the activities of the I-Y The Middle and Lower Suwannee Signup for the poker run will begin at Lawn to Wildflowers is a citizen sci- Lions Club throughout the year, including River and Withlachoochee River Task 9 a.m., with kick stands up at 10:30 a.m. ence project focused on converting lawns eye exams and eye glasses, support for Force will meet Jan. 24 in Lake City. The and the last bike in at 5 p.m. Festivities to pollinator-friendly wildflower habitat Yankeetown School and other community meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn will include door prizes, a silent auction, and engaging the public in collecting data service projects. Hotel & Suites, 213 Southwest Com- a 50/50 at every stop and music by The on plants pollinators. Nash, and other re- merce Boulevard at 4 p.m. Joe’s. Best hand wins the Poker Run, and searchers at UCF, are developing a mobile all vehicles are welcome. app that will educate users on pollina- Democratic Execu- For additional information, contact tor natural history and lawn restoration Yankeetown-Inglis Ride Chairman John Roby at 352-341- techniques as well as making it easy to tive Committee and 5856 or 352-536-7480, or call Post 237 at purchase native plants and seeds. Visit Woman’s Club 352-897-4776 lawntowildflowers.org or nashturley.org Democratic Wom- Friends of Citrus and the Nature Coast for more information. is a charitable organization providing Visit fnps.org for more information. en’s Club Meet in Soup-a-Thon and community grief support workshops for Bake Sale anyone who has experienced a loss; tele- February Calling all soup makers, soup tasters, phone support; grief support resources for Garden Club meet- Levy County residents interested in and baked goods lovers. Whether you all ages; educational materials for parents attending the newly formed Levy County want to cook and compete or just want to and teachers; and children’s grief support ing Democratic Executive Committee are The Garden Club of the Tri-Counties eat, you’re bound to have a whole lotta camps. For details, call 352-249-1470 or invited to attend the Feb. 2 meeting in will meet Tuesday, Jan. 29, at 7 p.m. at fun at the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s visit www.friendsofcitrus.org or Friends Bronson. The meeting will be held at the the Fanning Springs Community Church, Club Soup-A-Thon and Bak Sale on Jan. of Citrus on Facebook. home of Robbie Blake, 8250 NE 61st Fanning Springs. The speaker will be 26, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Sample all Place, Bronson. The 2 p.m. meeting will Chase Pirtle with Ashton Biological the soups and vote for the best. Purchase be followed by the Democratic Women’s Preserve. All guests and members are yummy baked goods at reasonable prices. FUMC Cemetery Club at 3 p.m. Nominees for the DEC invited to attend. The membership is $10 The event is located at YIWC Club- leadership positions will be formally annually. The club’s mission is to gain house on 56th Street, Yankeetown. Ad- elected by Precinct Committee members. Corporation to meet insight and knowledge on plants and our mission fee is $5 per person. Cash prizes The annual meeting of the Chiefland Officers will be elected for the DWC at environment along with enjoying social will be awarded for the top three tastiest United Methodist Church Cemetery the February meeting. For more informa- relationships. soups: 1st place $50, 2nd place $25 and Corporation will be held in the sanctuary tion, please call 352-486-6366. 3rd place $10. of the First United Methodist Church at For further information, please visit 4 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 27. The church our website: www.yiwomansclub.com, address is 707 North Main St., Chiefland. Inglis Yankeetown Spay/neuter mobile visit us on Facebook @ Yankeetown The purpose of the meeting is to elect di- Inglis Woman’s Club, by phone: 352-447- rectors, present reports on operations and Annual Pancake service coming to 2057, or by email: yiwomansclub@gmail. activities and invite comments from the com. membership. All members are encouraged Breakfast & Garage to attend. Trenton A mobile service for spays, neuters and Sale vaccines is coming to the Trenton Public SLAM this winter Join the Inglis Yankeetown Lions Club Library parking lot on Sunday, Feb. 3. Winter is the best time to visit the Plant Society put- for breakfast and take home a treasure Drop your pet off at 9 a.m. and pick up South Levy Area Marketplace (SLAM)! from our annual garage sale. The event at 3 p.m. Animals must be on a leash or The next event is Saturday, Jan. 26, from ting on free presen- is Saturday, Feb. 2, starting at 8 a.m. in a carrier. The library is located at 105 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Support local vendors, Breakfast is 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and the ga- NE 11th Ave., Trenton. Please do not feed meet your neighbors and have some fun. tation rage sale is 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Inglis your animal after 10 p.m. the night before. Are you interested in booth space? The Big Bend chapter of the Florida Yankeetown Lions Club, 22 56th Street Call 352-463-7364 for pricing and addi- It’s only $10! Find us at www.southlevy- Native Plant Society presents an evening Yankeetown. Adult tickets are $7 and tional information. Cash only –- checks or marketplace.com or contact us at 352- with Nash Turley, Ph.D., the co-founder children under 10 with an adult are free. See ACTIVITIES Page B3 302-1771 or visit us on social media @ of Lawn to Wildflowers. Turley will be If you have items you would like
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The marketplace is in and have a good time. Society of Gilchrist Coun- The doors will open at BINGO for a cause Inglis on Highway 19 in Rotary ty, Inc. 6:30 p.m. on the 7th, with ONGOING Tired of the rain? Need front of Food Ranch For the performance beginning to get out of the house? more information, please Chiefland Rotary at 7 p.m. You can learn ACTIVITIES Come on down for Bingo call 352-302-1771. meets at noon Wednesdays more about Ted Torres Armed Forces/Veterans on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- at The Gathering Table on Farmers can Dieting/Weight Control Main Street. Martin at revisitedelvis. Groups day of the month through com. We hope you will August at the Yankeetown Chiefland TOPS meets Suwannee Valley Ro- earn con- Chiefland Veterans of join us for this fun and Inglis Woman’s Club. from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. tary meets at noon on Foreign Wars Post and supportive event. Come join us & have some on Mondays at Good Shep- Thursdays at the Haven tinuing edu- Auxiliary has moved to the fun! Support a great local herd Lutheran Church, Hospice Community Cen- corner of U.S. Highway 19 cause! Since 1969, YIWC U.S. Highway 19, north ter in Chiefland. North and 137th Street. cation units has awarded over $100,000 of Chiefland. Both sexes Williston Rotary meets The 2019 Tri-County Home Any veteran of a foreign in scholarships to local stu- are welcome. For informa- at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at Pesticide Applicator update war and anyone who has a dents. Bingo income funds tion, call 352-463-9111. First Presbyterian Church, will be held on Monday, schooling father, mother, brother, sis- the Woman’s Club Schol- We have a new TOPS 247 NE First St. Feb. 4, at the Suwannee ter, grandmother, grandfa- arship program, which are No. 0891 in Chiefland. The River Fairgrounds in Fan- ther, son or daughter who Help workshop awarded in May each year. group meeting is Thursdays ning Springs beginning at All wannabe or current has served overseas during Ask for help: Ev- Church/Thrift Shops at 11 a.m. All are welcome. 9 a.m. Farmers and other homeschooling parents, time of war and can furnish ery day, older adults are Bronson United Meth- The group has national and agricultural interests can the newly revised CHIEF a copy of a DD214 from abused, neglected and odist Thrift Shop, 235 international recognition. receive pesticide license Workshop is formatted the military is invited to denied their rights. Old- Court St. in Bronson be- Come for a visit and learn continuing education units just for you. Each session join us. We sponsor light er adults have the right to hind the church, shop hours to lose weight your way! (CEU’s) by participating in is filled with information dinners every Friday night dignity and respect; to not are Friday and Saturday, 9 Please call 352-493-7339 the event. and strategies to help you with music. We are open on be yelled at, hit or humil- a.m. to 1 p.m. or 352-493-1351 for the Topics covered will be the outstanding parent/ Sundays from 11 a.m. to 9 iated; and to make their Divine Mercy Thrift location and more informa- include pesticide safe- teacher you desire to be. p.m. Business meetings are own decisions. No one Center on the grounds of tion. ty training, watermelon The “Introductory Session” the second Tuesday of each has the right to abuse our St. John the Evangelist Tai Chi Chuan: Mov- disease update, peanut is planned for Thurs, Feb month and meetings for the elders physically or emo- Church, 4050 NW High- ing for Better Balance ev- disease survey, peanut vari- 7, 5:45 p.m, at the Gilchrist Auxiliary are the first Tues- tionally, to threaten them, way 27A, is open Fridays ery Monday and Wednes- ety update, weed control Library in Trenton. day of each month. Out-of- or to take their money or and Saturdays from 9 a.m. day at 11 a.m. at First and more. Lunch will be Would you like to town members are also wel- property without consent. to 1 p.m. Sales go toward United Methodist Church, provided by Farm Credit of teach with enthusiasm? come to join us. Be empowered to prevent feeding the needy in the 707 N. Main St., Chief- Florida. Is lifelong learning a goal Disabled American becoming a victim of elder area. Donations are accept- land, in the fellowship hall. Registration is required for yourself and your Veterans abuse. Talk to your cler- ed. For more information, To register, please contact by Jan. 31. Registration child? How would you like The Disabled American gy, doctor or someone you please call 352-493-9723. Elizabeth (Liz) Dalusio at for “school” to become Veterans seeks disabled vet- trust and call the confiden- fee of $5 should be made Holy Cross Catholic Elder Options by calling an adventure? Do you erans to join the (D.A.V.). tial Elder Abuse Hotline at payable to Gilchrist Coun- Church Thrift Shop in 352-378-6649 ext. 152 or struggle with curriculum We meet on the first Thurs- 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800- ty Extension and delivered Cross City has used fur- 352-692-5252 or mailed to 125 E. Wade and scheduling? Are you day of each month at 6:30 962-2873), if you or some- niture and low prices. It is Social/Civic Groups afraid that you are not p.m. at Beef O Brady's one you know is abused. Street Trenton, FL 32693. open on Fridays and Satur- covering enough material Restaurant, 7050 NW 140th Clover Squares will Do not be afraid to ask for For more information, days from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in a given school year? Street, Chiefland. For addi- hold a “plus” workshop at help. contact Sheila at (352) For information or to do- Would you like to be the tional information call 6:30 p.m. and the dance at Grandparents Rais- 463-3174 or Ed at (352) nate, please call 352-542- full-time guide in directing Commander Larry Fo- 7 p.m. every Wednesday ing Grandkids Support 486-5131. 0157. your child to love the Lord land at home: 352-493- until a new class begins in Group meets the third Second to None Thrift with all his/her heart, soul 1351 or on cell: 727-773- November at the Willis- Tuesday at 10 a.m. to noon Shop Come browse The 7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. ton Crossings RV Resort at First Baptist Church of and mind? Would you like Second To None Thrift Elvis event to 4 p.m. community center, 410 NE Cross City, 16024 US. personal guidance in being Shoppe located behind the Tri-County Marine Fifth St., Williston. For 19.,Cross City. Childcare the best parent/teacher you Yankeetown-Inglis Wom- to benefit League Detachment No. more information, please is provided. Meet with can be? If you can answer an’s Club in Yankeetown. 1018 Marines are looking call 352-528-3323. other grandparents raising yes to anyone of the above The ladies are constantly Cedar Key for a few good men and Friends of the Luther grandchildren, share expe- questions, then this is adding and updating the women to join their organi- Callaway Public Library, riences, help find resources your personal invitation shoppe, man cave and bou- Dolphin Proj- zation. Meetings are on the the Chiefland branch of that can help and support to attend (and participate tique sections. In March third Monday of the month the Levy County Public each other. in) the newly revital- everything on the racks will at 6 p.m. The organization Library System, meet the For more information, ect ized CHIEF Workshop, be $1. Stocked solely by is located at 1381 NE 82nd second Thursday of each please call Gigi at 352- conducted by Dr. Geneva donations from club mem- The Cedar Key Dolphin Ave. (off U.S. Highway 19), month at 11 a.m. at the li- 493-9183. Cornwell. bers and the community, Project proudly announces Old Town. Bring a copy of brary, 104 NE Third St., Dr. Cornwell, with over the Second To None Thrift its very first benefit event, your DD214 or discharge. Chiefland. The Friends sup- Chiefland Senior 50 years of experience,in Shoppe is one of the finest “A Little Less Conversa- For more information, port the library by promot- Center, 305 SW First St., education, is a modem-day and least expensive in the tion,” an evening with El- please call 352-275-7838. ing the library’s programs serves breakfast and lunch, Florida home school area. Hours are Monday vis, on Thursday, Feb. 7, at Semper Fidelis. and resources and through Monday-Friday. Monday pioneer/consultant, a cur- through Saturday 10 a.m. to 83 West in Cedar Key. The fund-raising projects to and Wednesday at 9 a.m. riculum specialist, and is Bingo/Karaoke/Games 2 p.m. and Thursday 5 p.m. evening features World purchase reading materials, is exercise class. At 9:30 also a nationally certified to 7 p.m. with questions Champion Elvis tribute Disabled American books on tape, videos, op- a.m. to noon on Mondays teacher. CHIEF is an acro- 352-447-2057 before Bin- artist, Ted Torres Martin, Veterans Auxiliary Unit erating supplies and minor is a card-making class. nym for Christian Home go. All proceeds generated as well as live and silent 63 Disabled America Veter- equipment. There are no Wednesday is all other Interdependent Educators from sales are given back to auctions hosted by Emmy ans Auxiliary Unit 63, Pris- dues. For more informa- crafts. Tuesday and Thurs- Fellowship. the community. Thrift Shop Award-winning television on Road, Cross City offers tion, please call Friends day come and socialize. Seating is limited, with Volunteers are needed and personality Allison Walker Bingo every Wednesday at President Ann Brown at Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon the deadline for a reser- we will train. Any and all Torres. 12 p.m. start. Doors open 352-226-7413. is line dancing. The center vation no later than Jan. hours are needed. This event will sup- at 10:30 a.m., and coffee Levy/Gilchrist Retired is open from 8 a.m. to 5 31. To reserve, text (352) Tri–County Outreach port ongoing research by donuts and lunch will be Educators Association p.m. For more information, 949-4588 or phone (352) Thrift Store is open Mon- the Cedar Key Dolphin available. DAVA also hosts meets on the third Monday please call Bernadette Pre- 463-8663 and leave your day through Thursday from Project and its partners. Bingo on Saturdays at 6 of every month at the Gath- ble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. name, phone number and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store Dr. Stefanie Gazda began p.m., with doors open- ering Table in Chiefland. Food for Life distri- email address. is at 708 N Main St., Chief- her research of bottlenose ing at 4:30 p.m. There are The meeting will start bution at Chiefland First land. Sales benefit the on- dolphins in the Cedar Key $100 jackpots, prizes and at 10:30 a.m. followed by United Methodist Church site emergency food pan- area in 2001, studying the giveaways. The address is lunch. Any retired educa- will be every Saturday at try. For more information, unique feeding behavior Inglis 125 NE 165th Ave (Prison tor from Gilchrist or Levy 10:30 a.m. The requested please call 352-493-2310. found only in the Cedar Road). Come and have fun counties is invited to attend. donation is $5 per family Key region, and since then Yankeetown and support our veterans! Farmers Markets Tri-County Cruisers for fuel cost. she’s collaborated with For more information, call South Levy Market- meet to show off its clas- other researchers on excit- Lions Club 352-498-7707 or 352-221- place in Inglis is the fourth sic vehicles from 6:30 to 8 ing new work to enhance 8043. Saturday of each month. p.m. on Fridays at the Gath- the learning about these Texas Hold Summer hours are 9 a.m. to ering Table in Chiefland. fascinating animals as well American Legion noon. Show up to show your car as their protection and ‘Em Bingo American Legion conservation. Post 236 of Bronson is The Cedar Key Dolphin Tournament open now for Bingo ev- Project now has 501(c)(3) Inglis Yankeetown ery Monday at 6 p.m. tax exempt status, allowing Lions Foundation will host Bring a friend and come all contributions to be tax a Texas Hold ‘Em Poker join us in the doublewide deductible. Guest research- Tournament, Saturday, at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. to- ers are able to collaborate Feb. 9, starting at 11 a.m. ward Williston on the in learning more about at the Inglis Yankeetown right-hand side. Handi- dolphins, which may Lions Clubhouse, 22 59th cap parking is in the rear provide valuable informa- Street, Yankeetown. It’s of the building. Hope to tion on the health of the a $30 buy-in and prizes see you there. For inqui- ecosystem of the Gulf of include: 1st Place $400.00; ries, please call Margie at Mexico. Since dolphins are 2nd Place $300; and 3rd 352-317-5922 or Tom at long-lived animals, they Place $100, with a mini- 352-486-6721. are suited to long-term mum of 50 entries. Doors AMVETS Post 444 research studies. All funds open at 11 a.m., cards fly hosts bingo each Wednes- raised from this benefit at noon. A meal including day at 6:30 p.m.; and Friday will directly support that pulled pork sandwiches, and Sunday at 7 p.m. The post is at 13751 NE 52nd research. You can learn cole slaw, chips, sweet tea Place, Williston. more about it at cedarkey- and brownies are $7 per AMVETS Post 88 in dolphinproject.org. person. Other beverages Bronson (next to the Bron- Tickets for the benefit are available for donation. son Speedway) at 10050 event are $30 per person Contact Lion Karen Klein N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo ev- and are available in person at 352-535-3712 or email ery Tuesday at 7 p.m. at 83 West or online at [email protected] for 83westcedarkey.com. The more information. All Grand Slam Bridge tickets cover the entertain- proceeds benefit Inglis meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ment, dinner-style appetiz- Yankeetown Lions Foun- Mondays at the Gather- ers and one beverage (beer dation charities. ing Table in Chiefland. or wine). Food Network For information, call Joan Chef Emily Ellyn has at 352-493-4743. Weekly and substitute players 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 24, 2019 NASCAR THIS WEEK
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Compelling questions ... Allmendinger latest driver and maybe a few actual heading to the TV booth answers
By Godwin Kelly [email protected]
J Allmendinger won’t get much sleep this weekend because he will Christopher Bell has be pulling double duty at Day- built quite a collection of tona International Speedway. hardware the past two AThe former NASCAR Cup Series driver years in the Trucks and will be making his debut with NBC Sports Xfinity Series.[AP FILE] as an announcer, plus co-driving the No. 86 Meyer Shank Racing Acura NSX GT3 in the Why doesn’t Christopher Rolex 24 At Daytona. Bell have a Cup ride? Don’t be surprised if he shows up on tele- vision wearing a helmet or gets into his race Short answer: It’s a very car wearing TV makeup. tight job market. Bell made “I’m with NBC Sports full-time for off-season headlines this IMSA,” he said during a recent interview past week by winning the in Daytona. “That’s my real job. Covering Chili Bowl for the third IMSA, the only race I can do is the Rolex 24. straight year, and doing “When I’m not in the car I’ll be doing so in dramatic fashion — something in the booth or on pit road dur- he passed Kyle Larson on ing the race. NBC Sports has done a great job the final turn of the final with NASCAR, choosing new angles to show lap in the main event. A the fans.” three-year run of brilliance Allmendinger, who started life as an open- at dirt-racing’s marquee wheel driver then transitioned into Cup event doesn’t necessar- Series racing in 2007, was released by JTG- ily suggest a big-league Daugherty Racing following the 2018 season. NASCAR career, but two The 37-year-old driver made 371 starts years of dominance in NAS- and scored one win during his decade in CAR’s minor leagues does. NASCAR. Even when he was running a full Bell has 12 wins and 33 stock-car schedule, he would almost always top-fives over the past two show up at Daytona and run the 24-hour years in the Trucks (2017) race with car owner Michael Shank. and Xfinity Series (2018). “I don’t know if they made the right deci- sions over there on the NASCAR side, but So, what’s the holdup? it is what it is,” Shank said. “The beauty of that is that we can bring him over here and There’s no room at the inn. there for different projects in the next year He races for Joe Gibbs, and or two. It’s great.” the coach’s Cup team is full This will be the 13th time over the last 14 of proven (Denny Hamlin, years Allmendinger has raced at Daytona Kyle Busch, Martin Truex with Shank. They captured the overall win in Jr.) and promising (Erik 2012 with Allmendinger at the wheel for the Jones) talent. Hamlin’s checkered flag. 2018 season might indicate The Rolex 24 is a one-race driving deal for a possible downturn and Allmendinger. NBC is his top priority and potential seat for Bell, the network is taking racing very seriously. except Hamlin and his NBC Sports has been gobbling up motor- sponsor (FedEx) are report- sports TV rights and talent for everything edly signed through 2020. in sight. In addition to IMSA racing, NBC Something eventually has will be the home for the IndyCar Series and to give; it’s highly unlikely Supercross in 2019. we have this same conver- “They have basically taken over,” All- sation next year. mendinger said. “They have become the home to motorsports.” — Ken Willis, ken.willis He said NBC is bringing “all the big guns” @news-jrnl.com for its IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Cham- pionship debut. “Dale Earnhardt Jr. will be here for the WHAT’S ON TAP Rolex 24,” Allmendinger said. “It will be fun. I’m going to enjoy it to my full extent. At Daytona “I’ve always loved auto racing, so being Jan. 25: BMW Endurance able to paint a picture for a race fan, maybe a Challenge (four hours). little different than the next guy can tell, will Jan. 26-27: Rolex 24 IMSA be something I will get into.” sports-car race. Without the stress of the Cup Series, Feb. 9: Lucas Oil 200 (ARCA Shank says Allmendinger has become Series). more relaxed and a better teammate to his Feb. 10: Daytona 500 pole co-drivers. qualifying, Advance Auto “He’s doing everything he can to further Parts Clash. the team, and not just his car,” Shank said. Feb. 14: Duel 150-mile “He tested the No. 57 car (all female team) in qualifying races. the middle of the summer. Feb. 15: NextEra Energy 250 “That’s kind of cool to see. I’m thinking (Truck Series). you got a vise on your head when you are in Feb. 16: Daytona 300 (Xfin- NASCAR and when that comes off, it makes AJ Allmendinger was a NASCAR Cup Series driver in 2018. This year he will compete in the ity Series). you feel slightly better and less consumed.” Rolex 24 At Daytona and begin his new career at NBC Sports. [AP/BEN MARGOT] Feb. 17: Daytona 500.
2019 CUP SERIES April 7: Food City 500 at Bristol June 30: Overton’s 400 at Chicagoland Sept. 15: South Point 400 at Las Vegas SCHEDULE April 13: Toyota Owners 400 at July 6: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Sept. 21: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Feb. 10: Clash at Daytona Richmond July 13: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Richmond Feb. 14: 150-mile qualifying races for April 28: Geico 500 at Talladega July 21: Foxwoods 301 at New Sept. 29: Bank of America 500k at Daytona 500 May 5: Dover 400 Hampshire Charlotte Feb. 17: Daytona 500 May 11: Kansas 400 July 28: Gander Outdoors 400 at Pocono Oct. 6: Delaware 400 at Dover Feb. 24: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta May 18: All-Star Race at Charlotte Aug. 4: Go Bowling at Watkins Glen Oct. 13: 1000Bulbs.com 500 Talladega March 3: Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas May 26: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Aug. 11: Consumers Energy 400 at Oct. 20: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas March 10: TicketGuardian 500 at Phoenix June 2: Pocono 400 Michigan Oct. 27: First Data 500 at Martinsville March 17: Auto Club 400 at Fontana June 9: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Aug. 17: Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race Nov. 3: AAA Texas 500 March 24: STP 500 at Martinsville Michigan at Bristol Nov. 10: Can-Am 500k at Phoenix March 31: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at June 23: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sept. 1: Southern 500 at Darlington Nov. 17: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Texas Sonoma Sept. 8: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Homestead-Miami
MOTOR MOUTHS SPEED FREAKS — A few questions we had to ask ourselves PODCAST Can Jamie McMurray win the Daytona 500 GODSPEAK: I’d like to see how Kyle Busch On a quiet day in the pod, you can hear with a one-and-done ride? would handle 24 hours of racing. Let’s cars cranking. Speedweeks is nearing. GODSPEAK: Many of his wins have a fairy throw Kevin Harvick in there, too. tale element so it would not surprise me KEN’S CALL: A combo of Chase Elliott and Tune in online at www.news-journal at all. Ryan Blaney seems like fun, but I’ll go online.com/daytonamotormouths KEN’S CALL: It’s not necessarily his final with Clint Bowyer. If nothing else, he’d fit race, though he has no other rides on the right in with the infield party scene. The Daytona 500 may be Jamie calendar. Yes, he’s capable of winning it, McMurray’s last NASCAR race, and he just of course, and how tempting it would be Conversely, which sports-car racer would might go out a winner. [AP FILE] to throw away the helmet after that one? you like to see give NASCAR a try? GODSPEAK: This one is easy. Katherine Taylor. Not sure how his road-racing Which current NASCAR racer would you Legge can drive the wheels off anything. talent would translate to ovals, but he has like to see join the Rolex 24 festivities? KEN’S CALL: Another easy one, Ricky a great racer’s attitude. Thursday, January 24, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 5B Puzzle Page
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIRCUIT that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate CIVIL DIVISION. number 6459-16 of the sale of number 5959-16 of the sale of number 3895-14 of the sale of number 2655-15 of the sale of number 865-12 of the sale of CASE NUMBER: 38-2018-CA- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- 00859 tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of JOE A. MARKHAM, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, Plaintiff, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, vs. the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: JOSE R. GONZALEZ, if alive, and if deceased, ALL NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE PERSONS CLAIMING BY HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- HOLDER(S): CAPITAL ONE HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH HOLDER(S): QUARTERDECK, HOLDER(S): DIANE JUNE AN- THROUGH AND UNDER THE GIES, INC. CLTRL ASSIGNEE OF FIG PARTNERS LP LLC DREWS ESTATE OF JOSE R. GONZA- 2222, LLC LEZ, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Defendant, THE PROPERTY: LOT 4, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE THE PROPERTY: LOT 23, PROPERTY: LOTS 4 AND 5, THE PROPERTY: THE E 1/2 SAMMONS SUBDIVISION, PROPERTY: LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK 26, IN THE FOURTH BLOCK 7, CIRCLE “K” RANCH OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE NE NOTICE OF ACTION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT AND THE WEST 15 FEET OF ADDITION TO THE BRONSON S/D UNIT NO. 1, ACCORDING 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 TO: Jose R. Gonzalez THEREOF, RECORDED IN LOT 5, BLOCK A, RIVERLAKE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, AS TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP Last known address: 1202 SW PLAT BOOK 9, PAGE 5, PUB- ESTATES, ACCORDING TO RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, 12 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, 4th PL LIC RECORDS OF LEVY THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- 3, PAGES 65, 65A AND 65B, PAGE 11, PUBLIC RECORDS LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Cape Coral, Florida 33991 COUNTY, FLORIDA CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA PAGES 22 & 22A, PUBLIC RE- COUNTY, FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that you NAMES IN WHICH AS- CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, NAMES IN WHICH AS- SESSED: JOSE V CANO, MA- have been designated as de- SESSED: ROBERT W SAYRE, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH NAMES IN WHICH AS- SESSED: GARY M BENNER RIA N CANO fendant in a legal proceeding TRS, ROBERT W SAYRE A 1973 TRINITY, DOU- SESSED: ALACHUA COUNTY filed against you for Suit to Qui- LIVING TRUST, ROBERT W BLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME HUMANE SOCIETY, INC. All of said property being in the All of said property being in the et Title of Real Property. The SAYRE, TRUSTEE OF THE BEARING ID#S 3000223A AND County of Levy, State of Florida. County of Levy, State of Florida. action involves real property in ROBERT W SAYRE LIVING 3000223B, AND TITLE #S All of said property being in the Levy County, Florida, more fully TRUST U/A DATED MARCH 5714701 AND 5714702, LO- County of Levy, State of Florida. Unless such Certificate shall be Unless such Certificate shall be described as follows: 18, 2014, THE ROBERT W CATED THEREON. ALSO redeemed according to law, the redeemed according to law, the A parcel of land commonly re- SAYRE LIVING TRUST U/A KNOWN AS: LOTS 19 AND Unless such Certificate shall be property described in such Cer- property described in such Cer- ferred to as Tract #296 of Uni- DATED MARCH 18, 2014 20, AND THE WEST 15 FEET redeemed according to law, the tificate will be sold to the high- tificate will be sold to the high- versity Estates, and legally de- OF LOT 5, BLOCK A, OF AN property described in such Cer- est bidder in the Courthouse est bidder in the Courthouse scribed as: The S ½ of the SE ¼ All of said property being in the UNRECORDED SUBDIVISION tificate will be sold to the high- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- of the NE ¼ of the NW ¼ of the County of Levy, State of Florida. FOR GRACE HUFFMAN IN est bidder in the Courthouse ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. SW ¼, Section 10, Township THE NW 1/4 OF SECTION 3, lobby on the 11th day of Febru- 12 South, Range 17 East, Levy Unless such Certificate shall be TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. DATED this 28th day of Decem- DATED this 28th day of Decem- County, Florida. 03394-100-00. redeemed according to law, the RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp The action was instituted in the property described in such Cer- COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING A DATED this 28th day of Decem- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Eighth Judicial Circuit Court, tificate will be sold to the high- PORTION OF TRACTS MORE ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp COURT LEVY COUNTY, COURT LEVY COUNTY, Gilchrist County, Florida, and est bidder in the Courthouse FULLY DESCRIBED IN OR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FLORIDA FLORIDA is styled JOE A. MARKHAM, lobby on the 11th day of Febru- BOOK 53, PAGE 645, AND OR COURT LEVY COUNTY, Plaintiff, v. JOSE R. GONZA- ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. BOOK 53, PAGE 646, PUBLIC FLORIDA Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, LEZ, Defendant. RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. You are required to serve a DATED this 28th day of Decem- FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, copy of your written defenses, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp 1973 TRINITY, DOUBLE-WIDE 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. if any, to the action on Douglas CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT MOBILE HOME BEAR- NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION K. McKoy, Plaintiff's attorney, COURT LEVY COUNTY, ING ID#S 3000223A AND FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED whose address is 302-B North FLORIDA 3000223B, AND TITLE #S NOTICE OF APPLICATION Main Street, Trenton, Florida 5714701 AND 5714702, LO- FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 32693, on or before February Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, CATED THEREON. that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate 7, 2019, and file the original NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. number 2079-11 of the sale of number 791-11 of the sale of with the clerk of this court either that the holder(s) of Certificate NAMES IN WHICH AS- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- before service on Douglas K. number 2236-11 of the sale of SESSED: JOHN ESTEVES tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- McKoy or immediately after ser- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION A/K/A JOHN A ESTEVES, LAU- sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of vice; otherwise, a default will be tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FOR TAX DEED RA ESTEVES N/K/A LAURA the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, entered against you for the re- sued thereon. The name(s) of DINAPOLI ZWICK ESTEVES, the description of the property, the description of the property, lief demanded in the complaint. the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LAURA DINAPOLI ZWICK ES- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- The Court has authority in this the description of the property, that the holder(s) of Certificate TEVES, JOHN A ESTEVES, sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: suit to enter a judgment or de- the name(s) in which it is as- number 6290-16 of the sale of JOHN ESTEVES, LAURA ES- cree in the Plaintiff's interest sessed are as follows: 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- TEVES NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE which will be binding upon you. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX WITNESS my hand and seal of NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE sued thereon. The name(s) of All of said property being in the LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC this court on this 27 day of De- HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX the holder(s) of said Certificate, County of Levy, State of Florida. cember, 2018. the description of the property, LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE the name(s) in which it is as- Unless such Certificate shall be THE PROPERTY: LOT NO. 11, PROPERTY: W 1/2 OF NE 1/4 Danny J. Shipp LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE sessed are as follows: redeemed according to law, the IN BLOCK NO. 19, SECTION OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SE Clerk of Court PROPERTY: LOT 6, BLOCK 38, property described in such Cer- N, OF RAINBOW LAKES ES- 1/4 OF SECTION 33, TOWN- RAINBOW LAKES ESTATES, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE tificate will be sold to the high- TATES, ACCORDING TO THE SHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 17 BY: LaQuanda Latson SECTION N, ACCORDING HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- est bidder in the Courthouse MAP THEREOF, RECORDED EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- As Deputy Clerk TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- GIES, INC. lobby on the 11th day of Febru- IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 27, IDA CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY Publication: January 3, 10, 17, PAGES 27 THRU 27D, PUBLIC LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- 24, 2019 RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, PROPERTY: LOT FIFTEEN DATED this 28th day of Decem- SESSED: BRUCE TUCKER FLORIDA (15) OF EMERALD FOREST, A ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: SUBDIVISION, AS PER PLAT SAMUEL F IRWIN, RONALD All of said property being in the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT SUWANNEE RIVER WATER THEREOF RECORDED IN NAMES IN WHICH AS- DEAN IRWIN, GLEN WILLIAM County of Levy, State of Florida. COURT LEVY COUNTY, MANAGEMENT DISTRICT PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 45, OF SESSED: MICHAEL SHIM, FILBERT -TRS A/K/A GLEN FLORIDA PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF KATHLEEN SHIM WILLIAM FILBERTH -TRS, Unless such Certificate shall be CATION MATTIE L FILBERT -TRS A/K/A redeemed according to law, the LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, All of said property being in the MATTIE L FILBERTH -TRS, property described in such Cer- GETHER WITH A 1993 MER- 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. Notice is hereby given that pur- County of Levy, State of Florida. GLEN WILLIAM FILBERT AND tificate will be sold to the high- ITT, DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE suant to Chapter 373, Florida MATTIE LEE FILBERT JOINT est bidder in the Courthouse HOME, BEARING ID#S FLHM- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Statutes, the following applica- Unless such Certificate shall be REVOCABLE LIVING TR A/K/A lobby on the 11th day of Febru- LCP2009419A AND FLHML- FOR TAX DEED tion for permit was received on redeemed according to law, the GLEN WILLIAM AND MATTIE ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. CP2009419B, AND TITLE #S January 8, 2019: property described in such Cer- LEE FILBERTH JOINT REVO- 64087513 AND 64087517, LO- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate will be sold to the high- CABLE LIVING TR, VENITA DATED this 28th day of Decem- CATED THEREON. that the holder(s) of Certificate Jerry Quincey, 1213 N Main est bidder in the Courthouse IRWIN, GLEN W FILBERTH, ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp number 2253-11 of the sale of St., Trenton, FL 32693, has lobby on the 11th day of Febru- MATTIE L FILBERTH, GLEN CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NAMES IN WHICH AS- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- submitted an application to re- ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. W FILBERTH, AS CO-TRUST- COURT LEVY COUNTY, SESSED: MARY E. H. HOLT tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- new Water Use Permit number EES OF THE GLEN WILLIAM FLORIDA A/K/A MARY HARRISON sued thereon. The name(s) of 2-075-217668-2, authorizing DATED this 28th day of Decem- FILBERTH AND MATTIE LEE CARR, MARY E.H. HOLT N/K/A the holder(s) of said Certificate, a maximum average daily use ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp FILBERTH JOINT REVOCA- Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, MARY H CARR the description of the property, of 0.0240 million gallons of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT BLE LIVING TRUST, DATED 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. the name(s) in which it is as- groundwater for agricultural use COURT LEVY COUNTY, JULY 1, 1993, MATTIE LEE All of said property being in the sessed are as follows: in 1-in-10 year drought condi- FLORIDA FILBERTH, AS CO-TRUST- County of Levy, State of Florida. SUWANNEE RIVER WATER tions. This project is located EES OF THE GLEN WILLIAM NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT in Township 11S, Range 15E, Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, FILBERTH AND MATTIE LEE Unless such Certificate shall be HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- Section 15 in Levy County. 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. FILBERTH JOINT REVOCA- redeemed according to law, the LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC CATION BLE LIVING TRUST, DATED property described in such Cer- Interested persons may com- JULY 1, 1993, GLEN WILLIAM Notice is hereby given that pur- tificate will be sold to the high- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION ment upon the application or FILBERTH AND MATTIE LEE suant to Chapter 373, Florida est bidder in the Courthouse THE PROPERTY: LOT 12, FOR TAX DEED submit a written request for a FILBERTH JOINT REVOCA- Statutes, the following applica- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- BLOCK 42, RAINBOW LAKES staff report containing proposed BLE LIVING TRUST, DATED tion for permit was received on ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. ESTATES, SECTION N, AC- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, agency action regarding the JULY 1, 1993, R DEAN IRWIN, January 14, 2019: CORDING TO THE PLAT that the holder(s) of Certificate application by writing to the Su- ESQ, RONALD DEAN IRWIN DATED this 28th day of Decem- THEREOF, RECORDED IN number 898-12 of the sale of wannee River Water Manage- A/K/A R. DEAN IRWIN Smith-Beauchamp Partner- ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 27, 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- ment District, Attn: Resource ship, 105 East Park Avenue, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- Management, 9225 C.R. 49, All of said property being in the Chiefland, FL 32644, has sub- COURT LEVY COUNTY, COUNTY, FLORIDA sued thereon. The name(s) of Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such County of Levy, State of Florida. mitted an application to renew FLORIDA the holder(s) of said Certificate, comments or requests must be Water Use Permit number NAMES IN WHICH AS- the description of the property, received by 5:00 PM within 14 Unless such Certificate shall be 2-075-216007-3, authorizing Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, SESSED: MICHAEL CAMP- the name(s) in which it is as- days from the date of publica- redeemed according to law, the a maximum average daily use 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. BELL sessed are as follows: tion. property described in such Cer- of 0.5256 million gallons of
tificate will be sold to the high- groundwater for agricultural use All of said property being in the NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE No further public notice will be est bidder in the Courthouse in 1-in-10 year drought condi- Public Notice County of Levy, State of Florida. HOLDER(S): DIANE JUNE AN- provided regarding this appli- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- tions. This project is located DREWS cation. A copy of the staff re- To Whom it May Concern: ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. in Township 12S, Range 15E, Unless such Certificate shall be port must be requested in order You are hereby notified that the Sections 1 and 2 in Levy Coun- redeemed according to law, the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF to remain advised of further following described livestock: DATED this 28th day of Decem- ty. property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: TRACT proceedings. Substantially af- ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp tificate will be sold to the high- #029, LEGALLY DESCRIBED fected persons are entitled to CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Interested persons may com- Three (3) Donkeys, 1 jack, 2 est bidder in the Courthouse AS THE W 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4 request an administrative hear- COURT LEVY COUNTY, ment upon the application or janes lobby on the 11th day of Febru- OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida FLORIDA submit a written request for a ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. OF THE NE 1/4 OF SECTION Administrative Code, regarding is now impounded as stray live- staff report containing proposed 12, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, the proposed agency action by stock with an agent for the Levy Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, agency action regarding the DATED this 28th day of Decem- RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY submitting a written request af- County Sheriffs Office and the 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. application by writing to the Su- ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp COUNTY, FLORIDA, LESS ter reviewing the staff report. amount due by reason of such CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND EXCEPT ROAD RIGHT wannee River Water Manage- impounding is $TBD as of 01- ment District, Attn: Resource COURT LEVY COUNTY, OF WAY. Notice Under Fictitious Name PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 2019 18-19. The livestock was picked FLORIDA Law Pursuant to Section Management, 9225 C.R. 49, up in the area of the 900 block NAMES IN WHICH AS- 865.09, Florida Statutes Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such of Northeast 200 Ave, Willis- Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, SESSED: ROSUE HERNAN- comments or requests must be ton, FL. The above described 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. DEZ, JUANA HERNANDEZ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN received by 5:00 PM within 14 Public Auction livestock will, unless redeemed that the undersigned, desiring days from the date of publica- within 3 business days from All of said property being in the to engage in business under tion. The Chiefland Police Depart- date hereof, be offered for sale County of Levy, State of Florida. the fictitious name of : Savvi's ment will be holding a closed at Sheriffs auction to the highest Grooming at 8451 NW 160th No further public notice will be bid auction on February 18th bidder. Unless such Certificate shall be St., in the County of Levy, In the provided regarding this appli- 2019 at 10:00 AM. The location Contact Lt. Todd Polo at the redeemed according to law, the City of Fanning Springs, Florida cation. A copy of the staff re- will be 124 East Rogers Blvd Sheriffs Civil Division in the property described in such Cer- 32693 intends to register the port must be requested in order Chiefland Florida. The items up Levy County Courthouse 352- tificate will be sold to the high- said name with the Division of to remain advised of further for auction will be gaming and 486-5206/352-577-4240 or est bidder in the Courthouse Corporations of the Florida De- proceedings. Substantially af- gambling equipment recently Deputy Bubba Wells at 352- lobby on the 11th day of Febru- partment of State, Tallahassee, fected persons are entitled to seized. Person wishing to en- 577-4249 to claim the livestock. ary, 2019 at 10:00 AM. Florida. request an administrative hear- ter a closed bid will be invited LCSO call # 201901000232 ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida to view items on site and sub- January 24, 2019 DATED this 28th day of Decem- Dated: Fanning Springs, Florida Administrative Code, regarding mit an offer. Questions can be ber, 2018. Danny J. Shipp this 14th day of January, 2019. the proposed agency action by directed to Capt. Tremblay at Robert B. McCallum, Jr., Sheriff CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Savannah Pelkey submitting a written request af- the Chiefland Police Dept. (352) Levy County, Florida COURT LEVY COUNTY, ter reviewing the staff report. 493-6777 FLORIDA PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 2019 PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 2019 PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 2019 PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 31, 2019 Pub: 01/10/2019, 01/17/2019, 01/24/2019, 01/31/2019. Thursday, January 24, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 7B IN THE 8th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT THENCE A THIRTY FOOT January 2019. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF vided herein. The Southwest Florida Water COURT IN AND FOR LEVY WIDE EASEMENT LYING THE 8TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Management District (SWFW- COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. 15 FEET ON BOTH SIDES DANNY SHIPP, IN AND FOR LEVY COUNTY, Tromberg Law Group, P.A. MD) announces the following 2018-CA-000411 OF THE FOLLOWING DE- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FLORIDA GENERAL JURIS- Attorney for Plaintiff public meeting to which all SCRIBED CENTERLINE: N COURT DICTION DIVISION 1515 South Federal Highway, interested persons are invit- 21ST MORTGAGE CORPORA- 14°36'56" W, A DISTANCE OF By: Brandy Weller CASE NO: 2018 CA 000340 Suite 100 ed: TION, 75.69 FEET TO A POINT ON Deputy Clerk Boca Raton, FL 33432 Plaintiff, THE SOUTH LINE OF THE BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Telephone #: 561-338-4101 The meeting is being held to vs. EAST 1/2 OF THE EAST 1/2 Published January 17, 24, 2019 Plaintiff, Fax #: 561-338-4077 review interview documentation ANY UNKNOWN PARTY WHO OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW vs. Email: eservice@tromberglaw- and select the best qualified 1/4 OF SECTION 34 (SAID officer to reside in the District’s MAY CLAIM AS HEIR, DEVI- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LEONARD C. GULBRONSON, group.com POINT BEING S 89°31'19" W, Hampton Tract residence in ex- SEE, GRANTEE, ASSIGNEE, OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL JR.; STATE OF FLORIDA 163.06 FEET FROM THE SE change for providing security LIENOR, CREDITOR, TRUST- CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY DEPT. OF REVENUE; OCALA By: EE, OR OTHER CLAIMANT, CORNER OF THE EAST 1/2 TRACTOR, LLC; UNKNOWN Princy Valiathodathil, Esq. services to the District. OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SW COUNTY, FLORIDA BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR CASE NO. 2018-CA-000299 TENANT #1; UNKNOWN FBN 70971 AGAINST BARTON A. WARD; 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF SEC- TENANT #2, DATE/TIME: Friday, February UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TION 34), AND THE END OF Defendants. Published January 17, 24, 2019 1, 2019; 8:30 AM. THE EASEMENT. CAPITAL CITY BANK, BARTON A. WARD; TONYA L. Plaintiff, PLACE: District Brooksville WARD; UNKNOWN SPOUSE v. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE TOGETHER WITH A 2010 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Office, 2379 Broad Street, OF TONYA L. WARD;and UN- JANICE MATHIS a/k/a JANICE SALE KNOWN TENANT. JACOBSEN 56X114, DOU- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Brooksville, FL 34604 BLEWIDE MANUFACTURED M. MATHIS; CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY Defendant. NANCY A. HAYES; UNKNOWN pursuant to a Final Judgment HOME ID # JACFL29829 A COUNTY, FLORIDA A copy of the agenda may be TENANT #1; of Foreclosure and Re-Estab- AND JACFL29829B, LOCATED CASE NO. 2018 CA 886 obtained by contacting: Water- NOTICE OF SALE UNKNOWN TENANT #2; and lishment of Lost Amended and ON THE PREMISES. Matters.org – Boards, Meetings NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant UNKNOWN Restated Note dated December SUNSTATE FEDERAL CREDIT & Event Calendar; 1(800)423- to a Final Judgment dated De- TENANT #3, 31, 2018 and entered in Civ- Published January 17, 24, 2019 UNION, 1476 (FL only) or (352)796- cember 26, 2018 entered in Defendants. il Case No. 2018 CA 000340 Case No. 2018-CA-000411, of the Circuit Court of the 8TH Plaintiff, 7211. vs. of the Circuit Court in and for NOTICE OF Judicial Circuit in and for Levy UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, The Southwest Florida Water Levy County, Florida, wherein IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FORECLOSURE SALE County, Florida, wherein BANK DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Management District (District) ANY UNKNOWN PARTY WHO THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF AMERICA, N.A. is Plaintiff ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, does not discriminate on the MAY CLAIM AS HEIR, DEVI- CUIT IN AND FOR LEVY pursuant to the Final Summary and GULBRONSON, LEON- CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OF basis of disability. This non- SEE, GRANTEE, ASSIGNEE, COUNTY, FLORIDA Judgment of foreclosure dated ARD, et al, are Defendants. MATTHEW T. POMEROY, DE- discrimination policy involves LIENOR, CREDITOR, TRUST- CASE NO. 2018 CA 000941 January 11, 2019 and entered The clerk DANNY J. SHIPP CEASED, KRISTIN M. POME- every aspect of the District’s EE, OR OTHER CLAIMANT, in Case No. 2018 CA 000299 of shall sell to the highest and ROY, PAIGE E. MERTZ, UN- functions, including access to BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR WELLS FARGO USA HOLD- the Circuit Court of the Eighth best bidder for cash at Levy KNOWN SPOUSE OF PAIGE E. and participation in the District’s AGAINST BARTON A. WARD; INGS, INC. Judicial Circuit, in and for Levy County Courthouse, 355 S. MERTZ, UNKNOWN SPOUSE, programs and activities. Anyone and TONYA L. WARD are the Plaintiff, County, Florida, wherein CAPI- Court St., in the BOCC Meet- HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANT- requiring reasonable accommo- Defendants, that Danny J. v. TAL CITY BANK is the Plaintiff ing Room, Bronson, Florida, at EES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, dation as provided for in the Shipp, the Clerk of the Court, JEFFREY A. GIFFORD A/K/A and Janice Mathis a/k/a Janice 11:00 AM on March 18, 2019, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OF Americans with Disabilities Act will sell to the highest and best JEFFERY A. GIFFORD A/K/A M. Mathis and Nancy A. Hayes, in accordance with Chapter 45, STEPHEN G. POMROY, DE- should contact the District’s Hu- bidder for cash, at the Levy JEFFERY GIFFORD, ET AL. are the Defendants, the Clerk Florida Statutes, the following CEASED, CAROL G. POME- man Resources Bureau Chief, County Clerk of the Circuit Defendants. will sell to the highest and best described property located in ROY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 2379 Broad St., Brooksville, FL Court, at 355 S. Court Street, bidder for cash, in accordance LEVEY County, Florida as set CAROL G. POMEROY AND 34604-6899; telephone (352) Bronson, Florida 32621, on NOTICE OF ACTION with Chapter 45, Florida Stat- forth in said Final Judgment of UNKNOWN TENANTS,, 796-7211 or 1-800-423-1476 March 11, 2019, beginning at TO: PINNACLE FINANCIAL utes, in the Board of County Foreclosure and Re-Establish- Defendants. (FL only), ext. 4703; or email 11:00 a.m., on the prescribed CORP; whose last known prin- Commissioners meeting room ment of Lost Amended and Re- date, the following described cipal place of business was: stated Note, to-wit: ADACoordinator@WaterMat- of the Levy County Court- NOTICE OF ACTION real property as set forth in the ANY OFFICER, DIRECTOR ters.org. If you are hearing or house, 355 South Court Street, TO: Final Judgment: OR REGISTERED AGENT LOT 1, SPANISH TRACE AD- speech impaired, please con- Bronson, Florida, at 11:00 a.m. Unknown Spouse, Heirs, De- C/U DOUGLAS F LONG 2611 DITION NO. 1, ACCORDING tact the agency using the Flor- (Eastern Standard Time) on visees, Grantees, Assignees, Legal: SEE ATTACHED EXHIB- TECHNOLOGY DRIVE STE TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- ida Relay Service, 1(800)955- February 18, 2019, except the Lienors, Creditors, Trustees of IT “A”. 200 ORLANDO, FL 32804 CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, 8771 (TDD) or 1(800)955-8770 Clerk shall not conduct the Matthew T. Pomeroy, Deceased YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an PAGE 33, PUBLIC RECORDS (Voice). sale unless a representative of 1204 SW 4th Avenue NOTICE ANY PERSON CLAIM- action to foreclose a mortgage Plaintiff is present, the following OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Chiefland, FL 32626 If any person decides to ap- ING AN INTEREST IN THE on the following property in described property as set forth SURPLUS FROM THE SALE, LEVY County, Florida, to-wit: TOGETHER WITH A 1993, peal any decision made by the in said Final Summary Judg- Unknown Spouse, Heirs, De- IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE LOT 114, FOREST PARK III, HORNET SINGLE WIDE MO- Board/Committee with respect ment of foreclosure: visees, Grantees, Assignees, PROPERTY OWNER AS OF PHASE I, ACCORDING TO BILE HOME, SERIAL NUMBER to any matter considered at Lienors, Creditors, Trustees this meeting or hearing, he/she THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- PLAT THEREOF RECORDED Starting at the Northeast cor- H99958G and Title #64303410 of Stephen G. Pomeroy, De- will need to ensure that a ver- DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM IN PLAT BOOK 6, PAGES 8 ner of Section 26, Township 11 ceased batim record of the proceeding WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE THRU 11, PUBLIC RECORDS South of Range 14 East and PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7450 365 Travino Avenue is made, which record includes SALE. OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. run South 210' for a point of NW 51ST COURT CHIEF- St. Augustine, FL 32086 the testimony and evidence TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE beginning; Thence West 420', LAND, FL 32626 Dated this 31st Day of Decem- HOME LOCATED THERE- from which the appeal is to be Thence South 210'; Thence YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ber_, 2018. ON AS A PERMANENT FIX- Any person claiming an interest issued. East 420', Thence North 210' to action to foreclose a mortgage As Clerk of Circuit Court TURE AND APPURTENANCE in the surplus from the sale, if point of beginning. All lying and on the following real property in By: LaQuanda Latson THERETO, DESCRIBED AS: any, other than the property For more information, you may being in Levy County, Florida. Levy County, Florida: As Deputy Clerk A 2001 HOMES OF MERIT owner as of the date of the lis contact Chad.Hughes@water- See Attached "Exhibit A" matters.org; 1(800)423-1476 ATLANTIC DOUBLEWIDE TOGETHER WITH: 1981 pendens, must file a claim with- NOTICE MOBILE HOME BEARING in 60 days after the sale. (FL only) or (352)796-7211, x BRIGHT Mobile home bearing has been filed against you and If you are a person with a dis- IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 4464(Ad Order L060G0IP23 ID Numbers: 3133640284A you are required to serve a copy ability who needs any accom- FLHMBA165547126A AND Under the Americans with Dis- EXE0657) and 3133640284B (Title Num- of your written defenses, if any, modation in order to participate FLHMBA165547126B AND abilities Act, if you are a per- bers 19882655 and 1988254); to it on James E. Sorenson, D. in this proceeding, you are en- TITLE NUMBERS 85010386 son with a disability who needs PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 2019 and 1972 doublewide mobile Tyler Van Leuven, J. Blair Boyd, titled, at no cost to you, to the AND 85010476. any accommodation in order home (with no VIN number). Stephen Orsillo and Jessica A. provision of certain assistance. has been filed against you and to participate in a proceeding, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Thompson, the Plaintiff's attor- Please contact Levy County you are required to serve a copy you are entitled to be provid- NOTICE TO RECEIVE Any person claiming an interest neys, whose address is Post Clerk of the Court, 355 S. Court of your written defenses, if any, ed with certain assistance at SEALED BIDS in the surplus from the sale, if Office Box 3637, Tallahassee, Street, Bronson, Florida 32621 to it on eXL Legal, PLLC, Plain- no cost to you. Please contact any, other than the property Florida 32315-3637, February and whose telephone number tiff's attorney, whose address is the ADA Coordinator, Alachua UNIVERSITY OAKS WATER owner as of the date of the Lis 18, 2019 within 30 days after is 352-486-5228, within two 12425 28th Street North, Suite County Family and Civil Jus- SYSTEM- PHASE III Pendens must file a claim within the first publication date and working days of your receipt of 200, St. Petersburg, FL 33716, tice Center, 201 East University sixty (60) days after the sale. file the original with the Clerk of this notice. If you are hearing or on or before February 11, 2019 Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32601 This project is located along this Court either before service voice impaired, call 1-800-955- or within thirty (30) days after (352-337-6237) at least 7 days NE 105th Avenue, NE 105th DATED this 15th day of Janu- on the Plaintiff=s attorney or im- 8711. the first publication of this No- before your scheduled court ap- Street, NE 106th Court, NE ary, 2019. mediately thereafter; otherwise tice of Action, and file the origi- pearance, or immediately upon 109th Street, and 110th Lane in /s/ J. Marshall Conrad a default will be entered against CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE nal with the Clerk of this Court at receiving this notification if the Levy County, Florida. The proj- you for the relief demanded in I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true Levy County Courthouse, 355 time before the scheduled ap- ect involves constructing 5,000 KENNETH R. HART (FBN the Complaint or Petition. copy of the foregoing has been South Court Street, Bronson, pearance is less than 7 days. LF of 6” water main, fire hydrant 192580) Dated this 8th day of January, served by U.S. Mail on this 31st FL 32621, either before service If you are hearing or voice-im- assemblies, and connections [email protected]; bpandolfi@ 2019. day of December, 2018, to: on Plaintiff's attorney or imme- paired, call 1-800-955-8770 via to existing services. Plans and ausley.com Danny Shipp, Clerk Leslie S. White, Post Office Box diately thereafter; otherwise, a Florida Relay Service. specifications can be obtained As Clerk of the Court 2346, Orlando, FL 32802-2346, default will be entered against J. MARSHALL CONRAD (FBN at Dewberry Engineers, Inc., Attorney for Plaintiff; Laura L. you for the relief demanded in If you are deaf or hard of hear- 654 SE Baya Drive, Lake City, 0015272) By: LaQuanda Latson Walker, Esq., 199 Dali Boule- the complaint petition. ing and require an ASL inter- FL, (386) 719.9985. Questions [email protected]; kgod- As Deputy Clerk vard, Unit 902, St. Petersburg, WITNESS my hand and seal [email protected] preter or an assisted listening will be received in writing until FL 33701; Tonya L. Ward, 404 of the Court on this 7th day of device to participate in a pro- 5:00 PM on February 4, 2019. Ausley McMullen Exhibit "A" Park Avenue SE, Lindale, GA January, 2019. ceeding, please contact Court Answers to questions will be is- 123 South Calhoun Street File Number: T -6087 30147; Unknown Tenant, 13851 Interpreting at interpreter@cir- sued by 5:00 PM on February (32301) Lot 3 of ESPANA OAKS, an NW Mitchell Rd., Chiefland, FL Danny J. Shipp cuit8.org. 6, 2019. Post Office Box 391 unrecorded subdivision in the 32626 Clerk of the Circuit Court Tallahassee, Florida 32302 West 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of Sec- (SEAL) Dated this 17 day of January, Bids will be received until 3:00 Phone: 850-224-9115; Fax: tion 36, Township 11 South, Exhibit A By: LaQuanda Latson 2019. p.m. (EST) on Friday, February 850-222-7560 Range 14 East, more particu- Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Plaintiff 8, 2019 at the Levy County THE EAST 1/2 OF THE EAST DANNY J. SHIPP larly described as follows: Court House located at 355 S. Commence at the Southeast 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 Published January 17, 24, 2019 IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH Clerk of the Circuit Court Court St. Bronson, FL 32621. OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 By: LaQuanda Latson corner of the said SW 1/4 of All Bids shall be submitted to A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS SW 1/4 of Section 36 for a Point OF SECTION 34, TOWNSHIP ANY ACCOMMODATION IN Deputy Clerk the Levy County Board of Com- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of Reference; thence run N 12 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN missioners in a sealed enve- FOR THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 00°25'30" West, along the East LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. THIS PROCEEDING, YOU PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 31,2019 lope clearly marked: “Sealed CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY line of the said SW 1/4 of SW ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST Bid: UNIVERSITY OAKS WA- TOGETHER WITH A PERPET- COUNTY, FLORIDA 1/4 of Section 36, a distance of TER SYSTEM- PHASE III.” TO YOU, TO THE PROVISION 33.0 feet to an Intersection with UAL NON-EXCLUSIVE UNRE- CASE NO.: 38-2014-DR- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT A Bid Bond in the amount of 5% OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. the North right of way line of STRICTIVE EASEMENT FOR 000040 OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL of the Bid shall accompany the PLEASE CONTACT THE ADA State Road No. 345; thence run THE PURPOSE OF INGRESS, COORDINATOR, ALACHUA CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY Bid. The Levy County Board of IN RE: The Marriage of: South 89°37'30" West, along EGRESS AND PUBLIC UTIL- COUNTY COURTHOUSE, COUNTY, FLORIDA. County Commissioners re- DANIEL EMMETT WHITE- the said North right of way line, ITIES OVER, UNDER, AND 201 EAST UNIVERSITY AVE., CASE No. 2016-CA-000330 serves the right to reject any ACROSS THE FOLLOWING HURST, a distance of 536.69 feet to the and all bids. The Levy County GAINESVILLE, FL 32601 AT POINT OF BEGINNING; from GENERALLY DESCRIBED Petitioner/Husband, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., Board of County Commission- (352) 337-6237 AT LEAST the said POINT OF BEGIN- FOLLOWING GENERALLY and PLAINTIFF, ers also reserves the right to 7 DAYS BEFORE YOUR NING, thence continue South DESCRIBED EASEMENT BILLIE JO WHITEHURST, VS. reject contractors who in The SCHEDULED COURT AP- 89°37'30" West, along the said AREA SITUATE IN SECTIONS Respondent/Wife. KENIELE B. BROWN A/K/A Levy County Board of County PEARANCE, OR IMMEDIATE- North right of way line, a dis- 33 AND 34, TOWNSHIP 12 LY UPON RECEIVING THIS KENIELE BROWN, ET AL. Commissioners opinion are not CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE tance of 107.34 feet; thence SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, NOTIFICATION IF THE TIME DEFENDANT(S). qualified to perform the work. All LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO UNDER F. S. CHAPTER 45 run North 00°23'30" West, par- Bids shall be firm for a period BEFORE THE SCHEDULED allel to State Road No. 341, a WIT: NOTICE IS GIVEN, that, in NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE of 90 days after opening. This APPEARANCE IS LESS THAN distance of 191.83 feet; thence accordance with the Amended SALE includes material prices. The 7 DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEAR- run North 89°37'40" East, a dis- A SIXTY FOOT WIDE EASE- Order Directing Judicial Sale/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bid must conform to Section ING OR VOICE IMPAIRED, tance of 107.34 feet; thence MENT LYING THIRTY FEET Foreclosure of Charging Lien pursuant to the Final Judgment 287.133(3) Florida Statutes, on CALL 711. run South 00°23'30" East. par- ON BOTH SIDES OF THE dated December 19,2018, in of Foreclosure dated March public entity crimes. allel to said State Road No. 341, CENTERLINES OF THE the above-styled cause, I will 23, 2017 in the above action, All bidders shall comply with PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 31, 2019 a distance of 191.83 feet to an FOLLOWING DESCRIBED sell to the highest bidder for the Levy County Clerk of Court all applicable state and local intersection with the said North ROADS: cash at the front steps of the will sell to the highest bidder for laws concerning licensing, reg- right of way line of State Road Levy County Courthouse locat- Early Learning Coalition cash at Levy, Florida, on March istration, and regulations of No. 345 for the said· POINT OF BEGINNING AT THE IN- ed at 355 South Court Street, 11, 2019, at 11:00 AM, at Lob- contractors doing business in BEGINNING. TERSECTION OF COUNTY Bronson, Florida 32621, on The Early Learning Coalition by of Levy County Courthouse Florida. The Levy County Board (Said property was formerly ROAD 347 AND A FOREST- Monday, January 28, 2019, at of the Nature Coast, a United (usually) or Board of Commis- of County Commissioners shall known as Lot 19, Block "C" of RY MANAGEMENT GRADE 11:00 a.m. the following de- Way supported organization, sioners meeting room - 355 S. award the contract to the low- a proposed subdivision of the ROAD KNOWN AS BETTY scribed property: The undivided will be facilitating the Board of Court St., Bronson, FL 32621 est responsive and responsible Etter Usher property and Is ROAD; THENCE EASTERLY ~ interest of BILLIE JO WHITE- Directors bi- monthly meeting for the following described bidder. the same property described in ALONG BETTY ROAD, 4010 HURST in the following on Wednesday, February 6th, property: O.R. Book 1, Page 209, Public FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO described property: 2019 at 9:00 a.m. The meeting LOT 7, BLOCK 36, WILLIS- PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 31, 2019 Records of Levy County, Flori- ITS INTERSECTION WITH A Lot 9, Block A, NORTHWOOD will be at the Early Learning TON HIGHLANDS UNIT 14, da.) FORESTRY MANAGEMENT ESTATES, according to the plat Coalition of the Nature Coast’s ACCORDING TO THE PLAT GRADE ROAD KNOWN AS thereof recorded in Plat main office, 382 N Suncoast THEREOF RECORDED IN Published January 17, 24, 2019 MITCHELL ROAD; THENCE Book 7, Page 15, Public Re- Blvd. Crystal River, FL. 34429. PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 14, 14A NORTHERLY ALONG MITCH- cords of Levy County, Florida. Please contact Coalition Staff AND 14B PUBLIC RECORDS ELL ROAD, 1880 FEET, MORE Tax Parcel No. 18286-000-00 at 352-563-9939, ext. 263 if you OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA OR LESS, TO ITS INTER- 1 have any questions. Any person claiming an interest SECTION WITH A FOREST- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Public participation is welcome in the surplus from the sale, if RY MANAGEMENT GRADE INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS any, other than the property ROAD KNOWN AS CAMP FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, PUBLISHED Jan. 24, 2019 owner as of the date of the lis ROAD; THENCE EASTERLY OTHER THAN THE SAID BIL- pendens must file a claim with- ALONG CAMP ROAD, 2820 LIE JO WHITEHURST AS OF in sixty (60) days after the sale. FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- The Court, in its discretion, may ITS INTERSECTION WITH AN DENS MUST FILE A CLAIM enlarge the time of the sale. UNNAMED WOODS ROAD; WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER THE Notice of the changed time of SALE. Dated this 4th day of sale shall be published as pro- 8B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, January 24, 2019
PLANNING COMMISSION A public hearing on the petitions described below will be CLASSIFIEDS conducted by the Planning Commission on Monday, February 4, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard during the course of action. The hearing will be Please check your ad for any errors the first week it appears. held in the Levy County Courthouse, 355 South Court Street, The Chiefland Citizen will Bronson, Florida. The Planning Commission is not bound to be responsible for only ONE #000VG31 Immediate opening for a parts/ FILL DIRT Lime Rock, Culverts. ABCO LAWN & LANDSCAPING consider the petitions in the order listed in this notice. Any of ANCHORED SOUL TATOOS counter person. Employee must Best price guaranteed! For all your outdoor needs. Free est. incorrect insertion and for no SHAWN ERMEL have parts or sale experience, com- Stephenson Service 352-542-8659 352-316-5624 these petitions maybe considered as soon as the meeting greater extend than the number puter knowledge, able to lift 30 lbs commences. of words charged for in the and be willing to work some Satur- IS BACK days. Some benefits available after advertisement. No adjustment Faculty - probation period. Apply in person at PETITION NO. PV 01-18 Properties 315, LLC, petitioning will be made on errors that do Psychology 000UUYK Quality, affordable tattoos Tri County Saw Shop. 9751 NW CR PROSERVICES the board for a Plat Vacation of Williston Acres, recorded in not materially affect the value of 345. Chiefland or send resume to Master’s degree with a major in [email protected] Plat Book 5, Pages 4, 4A through 4C, in Section 33, Township the advertisement. Any errors Gift certificates available Psychology or a Master’s degree 14S, Range 19E, in Levy County. Said parcel contains 315 should be reported immediately in arelated discipline with 18 Nursery worker needed for a local graduate credit hours in church nursery, primarily on Sun- acres more or less and is located in an “ARR” Agriculture/Ru- calling 493-4796 Apt. available upon request days and Wednesday nights. You will not be charged for any Psychology. ral Residential zone. Minimum $50 Please call Jane at 352-949-0217 or Classified Ad if canceled by our Doctorate preferred. 18 493-1554 PETITION NO. SEA 01-19 Paul Westling, petitioning the deadline, 4 p.m. on Monday. graduate credit hours in Recent grad. w/ CDL Class A. Sociology preferred, but not re- looking for work. Norman 493-1202 board for a Special Exception Amendment to allow 16 addi- 540-447-6606 quired, 2-5 years of teaching TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION Cedar tional RV spaces to an existing RV Park known as “Rainbow Tues. - Sat 3 p.m. - 9 p.m. experience at secondary or post-secondary Key. Experienced Lead Carpenter Country RV Campground, on a parcel of land located in 102 S. Main St., Chiefland level with a diverse needed excellent pay, and benefits plus paid holidays (352)543-9228 Section 36, Township 14S, Range 13E, in Levy County. Said mrermelstattoos.com student population. parcel contains 10.17 acres more or less and has a zoning Truck driver needed for local deliv- Experience with eries and miscellaneous duties in designation of commercial “C-2.” instructional lumber yard. Class B CDL required. [tÜÅÉÇç cÜxzÇtÇvç strategy and Call Jeff at Gilchrist Building Supply. Copies of said petitions with complete legal descriptions and classroom 352-463-2738. management subsequent staff reports will be available for review at the 9 exáÉâÜvx VxÇàxÜ approaches that promote stu- VISA, MASTERCARD & DIS- 000UUYO Levy County Development Department. For Information call • Free Pregnancy Tests dent engagement and active COVER are now accepted at Chief- LANGSTON TREE learning. land Citizen & Tri-County Bulletin. 352-486-5203. Interested parties may appear at the meeting • Confidential & Caring Ask your friendly advisor about and be heard regarding the proposed ordinance. Any person Accepting donations of gently used Posting Deadline making payment using your credit requiring reasonable accommodations to participate in this maternity clothing & baby items February 7, 2019 card! (352) 493-4796 meeting should contact the County Commissioners Adminis- Open Mon.-Thurs., 10 to 5 Part-Time Positions: tration Office at 352-486-5218. 721 NE 4th Street, Chiefland Staff Assistant I - Public Safety Technology Specialist - 493-7773 Simulation Center How to Apply Go to http://www.cf.edu/ AVIATION Grads work with JetBlue, United, Delta and others- Today’s community/cf/hr/ Select one of the following start here with hands on training for New Ads online portals FAA certification. Financial aid if Administrative/Faculty/Adjunct qualified. Call Aviation Institute of We Buy Pecans! Call Randy Career Opportunities or Maintenance 888-242-2649. Arrington 352-871-4846 Professional/Career/Part-time Correspondent Needed- We are Career Opportunities. looking for correspondents to cover Submit an electronic community news in Cedar Key. Suc- application, a copy of unofficial 000VDQ1 cessful applicants would cover com- transcripts and resume online. R & L MOBILE munity events and write a story and/or photographs for submission A copy of transcripts from an APPLIANCE REPAIR Old Fashioned Freezer Beef- $ 1.50 per lb, live for publication. Applicants need accredited institution must be Service. 352-284-4148 Visa/MC weight, plus slaughter, cut and good writing skills, photography submitted with the application. wrap. Half, or whole. Grass or skills would be helpful. This is a grain fed; hormone and chemical contractor position and the pay is 3001 SW College Road, free. Evergreen Polled Herefords based on amount of content pub- Ocala, FL 34474 LLC 352-498-0880 or lished. To learn more about this op- CF is an Equal 352-542-7135 eves/weekends portunity please email Sean Arnold Opportunity Employer at [email protected] ASPHALT SEALCOATING & Strip- ing. Driveways & Parking Lots. 352-542-2378 or 727-243-0610
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS #000VD0A WATSON C AND D Faculty -Mathematics A public hearing on each petitions as described below will (168 Day) FENCE INSTALLATION or Repair. be conducted by the Board of County Commissioners on Citrus Campus Brout’s Custom Service. All types of Master’s degree in Mathematics fencing. Reasonable prices. 17+ 000UUYZ Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. or as soon thereafter or Master’s degree with 18 grad- years experience. 352-949-1444 HINOTE ELECTRIC as the matter may be heard during the course of action. The uate credit hours in Tradesmen Fence and Deck, new hearing will be held in the County Commissioner’s Meeting mathematics, installation or repairs. Free esti- statistics, applied statistics, or re- mates. Licensed and Insured. Ask Room, The Levy County Courthouse, 355 South Court Street, Bronson—5 OAKS AREA —MISSING lated discipline courses in the for Jon, (352) 949-0141 Bronson, Florida. The Board of County Commissioners are Senior Female Catahoula teaching or Lic.# - L18000253231 12/29-Camo collar with Orl ph #. not bound to consider the petitions in the order listed in this application of On meds, answers to Destiny. Any algebra, calculus, or finite math- notice. Any of these petitions maybe considered as soon as info please call: 352 486-6457 or ematics required.* the meeting commences. 352 949-3011 or 407 579-8424 Education must be received from a regionally accredited PP 04-18 McMillen Surveying representing Loren Nichols, institution.Two years of Teaching ALL TRADES Handyman Services, petitioning the board for a Preliminary Plat of “Trackside Experience required.Posting pressure cleaning, painting, drywall, West.” A subdivision consisting of 5 residential lots containing Deadline February 13, 2019 carpentry & tile, even tractor services. 352-578-5325 10 acres more or less each. Said parcel is lying in the SE ¼ of I AM LOOKING FOR NATHAN G. Part-Time Positions: Section 19, Township 13S, Range 19E, in Levy County. Said ROBERTS. THIS IS AN IMPOR- Handyman Residential services. TANT PERSONAL MATTER Accountant III Professional home maint. and re- parcel contains 50 acres more or less and is located within an Please call me 770-401-5781 Staff Assistant II - pair. Call Larry @ 352-949-1821 “ARR” Agriculture/Rural Residential zone. Enrollment Services Technology #000VENR Specialist - RUSSELL MCKINNEY FP 03-18 Shawn and Barbara Tyler petitioning the board for Simulation a Final Plat of “All4U,” on a parcel of land located in Foxwood Center Farms, Lot 1, in Section 15, Township 13S,Range 18E, in #000VG31 How to Apply Immediate opening for a parts/ FILL DIRT Lime Rock, Culverts. ABCO LAWN & LANDSCAPING Levy County. Said parcel contains 10 acres more or less and ANCHORED SOUL TATOOS Go to counter person. Employee must Best price guaranteed! For all your outdoor needs. Free est. has a zoning designation of “RR” Rural Residential. http://www.cf.edu/community/cf/ have parts or sale experience, com- Stephenson Service 352-542-8659 352-316-5624 hr/ puter knowledge, able to lift 30 lbs Select one of the following and be willing to work some Satur- Copies of said petitions with complete legal descriptions and online days. Some benefits available after Faculty - subsequent staff reports (if applicable) will be available for portals probation period. Apply in person at Administrative/Psychology 000UUYK Tri County Saw Shop. 9751 NW CR PROSERVICES review at the Levy County Development Department. For Faculty/Adjunct 345. Chiefland or send resume to Information call 352-486-5203. Interested parties#000VG31 may appear ImmediateMaster’s degree openingCareer with for a major a parts/ in [email protected] DIRT Lime Rock, Culverts. ABCO LAWN & LANDSCAPING ANCHORED SOUL TATOOS counterPsychology person.Opportunities or a Master’s Employee or degree must D & D LawnBest priceCare guaranteed!- Now accepting For all your outdoor needs. Free est. at the meeting and be heard regarding the proposed petitions. haveProfessional/Career/Partin parts arelated or sale discipline experience, with-time 18 com - applicationsNurseryStephenson worker for Service lawnneeded service 352 -542 for techni - a8659 local- 352-316-5624 Any person requiring reasonable accommodations to partici- puter knowledge,graduateCareer Opportunities. credit able hours to lift in 30 lbs cianschurch some nursery, experience primarily is preferred on Sun - and be willingPsychology.Submit to work an some Satur- EOE/DFWdays and Please Wednesday call nights. pate in this meeting should contact the County Commission- 352Please-463 - call8397 Jane at 352-949-0217 or Faculty - days. Some electronic benefits available after ers Administration Office at 352-486-5218. probationDoctorate period. preferred. Apply in person 18 at 493-1554 Psychology application, a copy of unofficial 000UUYK Tri Countygraduate transcripts Saw credit Shop. and hours 9751 in NW CR Recent grad. w/ CDL Class A. PROSERVICES 345. Chiefland or send resume to Published January 24, 31, 2019 Sociologyresume preferred, online. but not re- looking for work. Norman 493-1202 Master’s degree with a major in [email protected], 2-5 years of teaching Psychology or a Master’s degree experience at TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION Cedar NurseryA copy of worker transcriptsneeded from for an a ac local- Key. Experienced Lead Carpenter in arelated discipline with 18 creditedsecondary institution or post must-secondary be sub- graduate credit hours in church nursery, primarily on Sun- Exp.needed caregiver excellentlooking pay, for and work. benefits 4 Advertise daysmitted andlevel with with Wednesday the a application. diverse nights. Psychology. student population. daysplus paida week holidays 8 hours (352)543 per day-9228 $15 Please call Jane at 352-949-0217 or per hour please call 352-221-1733 4933001-1554 SW College Road, Ocala, Truck driver needed for local deliv- ADVERTISEMENT based on the actual work in- Doctorate preferred. 18 Experience with Today FL 34474 MARINAeries and HARDWARE miscellaneousCedar duties Key. in graduate credit hours in Recent grad.instructional w/ CDL Class A. tended, including selected al- CF is an Equal Fulllumber-Time yard. assistant Class B store CDL manager required. Sociology preferred, but not re- looking for work.strategy Norman and 493-1202 Call Jeff at Gilchrist Building Supply. The Levy County Board of ternates, if any, as determined Opportunity needed. Excellent pay and benefits. quired, 2-5 years of teaching classroomEmployer 352-463-2738. experience at TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION Cedar (352)543-9228 County Commissioners hereby by the County. A Proposal Key. Experiencedmanagement Lead Carpenter secondary or post-secondary approaches that promote stu- VISA, MASTERCARD & DIS- 000UUYO gives notice that bids will be Guaranty of not less than five level with a diverse needed excellent000UUXW pay, and benefits plusdent paid engagementholidays (352)543 and-9228 active COVER are now accepted at Chief- LANGSTON TREE accepted from FDOT prequal- percent (5%) of the total actual student population. SPANNSlearning. HEATING land Citizen & Tri-County Bulletin. ified bid, in the form of either a cer- Truck driver needed for local deliv- Ask your friendly advisor about Experience with eries and miscellaneous duties in bidders for the following work: tified check, Posting Deadline making payment using your credit instructional lumber yard.February Class 7, B 2019 CDL required. card! (352) 493-4796 Construction of a sidewalk cashiers check, trust company strategy and Call Jeff at Gilchrist Building Supply. along CR32 from CR 337 to SR treasurers check, bank draft classroom 352-463-2738.Part-Time Positions: management Staff Assistant I - Public Safety 24, a length of approximately of any national or state bank, approaches that promote stu- VISA, Technology MASTERCARD Specialist & - DIS- 000UUYO 1.110 miles. or a Surety Bid Bond, made dent engagement and active COVER areSimulation now accepted Center at Chief- LANGSTON TREE land Citizen & Tri-County Bulletin. Construction also includes payable to the Levy County learning. Ask your How friendly to Apply advisor about signing and pavement mark- Board of County Commission- Posting Deadline makingGo paymentto http://www.cf.edu/ using your credit AVIATION Grads work with February 7, 2019 card! (352)community/cf/hr/ 493-4796 JetBlue, United, Delta and others- ing, sodding, minor drainage ers, mustToday’s accompany each bid. start here with hands on training for modifications and other A check or draft in an amount Select one of the following New Ads Part-Time Positions: online portals FAA certification. Financial aid if associated work. 125 days will less than five percent (5%) of Staff Assistant I - Public Safety Administrative/Faculty/Adjunct qualified. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance 888-242-2649. be allowed for construction. Wethe Buy actual Pecans! bid willCall invalidate Randy the Technology Specialist - Career Opportunities or Arrington 352-871-4846 Simulation Center Professional/Career/Part-time Sealed bids will be received at bid. Correspondent Needed- We are Career Opportunities. How to Apply the office of the Levy County All work is to be done in ac- looking for correspondents to cover AVIATIONSubmit Grads an work electronic with communityGo to news http://www.cf.edu/ in Cedar Key. Suc- application, a copy of unofficial 000VDQ1 Board of County Commis- cordance with the Plans, and community/cf/hr/ JetBlue, United, Delta and others- Today’s cessful applicants would cover com- starttranscripts here with handsand resume on training online. for R & L MOBILE sioners, in the Levy County Special Provisions to accom- munitySelect events one and of writethe following a story online portals FAA certification. Financial aid if Courthouse,New located Ads at 335 pany the January 2019 Florida and/or photographs for submission qualified.A copy Call of Aviation transcripts Institute from ofan APPLIANCE REPAIR Old Fashioned WeAdministrative/Faculty/Adjunct repair all Service. 352-284-4148 Visa/MC South Court Street, Bronson, FreezerDepartment Beef- $ of1.50 Transportation per lb, live for publication. Applicants need Maintenanceaccredited 888 institution-242-2649. must be We Buy Pecans! Call Randy weight, plus slaughter, cut and good writingCareer skills, Opportunities photography or submitted with the application. Florida,Arrington 352 until-871 2:00-4846 P.M. (local wrap.Standard Half, or Specificationswhole. Grass or for skills2 Professional/Career/PartCycle would be helpful.Equipment This is- timea W31’ith super˚AC,˚h eslideat,˚ Correspondent Needed- grain fed; hormone and chemicalWe are contractorCareer position Opportunities. and the pay is 3001 SW College Road, resleepsfrigera t8o routdoor,˚water˚ time), Tuesday, February 12, lookingRoad forand correspondents Bridge Construction to cover free. Evergreen Polled Herefords based onSubmit amount an of electronic content pub- Ocala, FL 34474 pump˚&˚kitchenPorta-a -potty˚ 2019 at which time the bids will communityLLCas amended 352-498 news-0880 byin CedarorContract Key. SucDoc- - lished.• application, Sears To learn• Homelite amore copy about of unofficial this op- 000VDQ1 ˚Ready˚to˚travel! cessful applicants would cover com- CF is an Equal be opened and publicly read. 352uments.-542-7135 eves/weekends portunity• Echotranscripts please • Ryobi and email resume Sean online.Arnold Opportunity Employer R & L MOBILE munity events and write a story at [email protected] ASPHALT2522225222 SE SSEALCOATINGE HwyHwy 19,19, OldOld TownTow &n Strip- $12,900$4,900 Bidding Documents will not be and/orAn entity photographs or affiliate for submission who has • PoulanA copy of• transcriptsSTIHL from an APPLIANCE REPAIR Old Fashioned Service. 352-284-4148 Visa/MC ing. Driveways & Parking Lots. issuedFreezer Beef after- $ 5:001.50 per P.M. lb, live (local forbeen publication. placed Applicants on the discrimina need - • Husqvarnaaccredited institution must be 352-542-2378 or 727-243-0610 time),weight, Wednesday,plus slaughter, cutFebruary and 6, goodtory writingvendor skills, list photographymay not submit submitted with the application. wrap. Half, or whole. Grass or skills would be helpful. This is a 25’25’ ˚withwith ˚slide,slide, ˚ 2019grain fed; (minimum hormone and30 chemicalday adver - contractora bid to positionContract and with the paya public is Tri-County3001 SW College Road, Rentals & Sales sleepssleeps ˚6.6. tisement).free. Evergreen Electronic Polled Herefords (Internet) basedentity on for amount the construction of content pub -of a Ocala, FL 34474 #000VBEK Serving the Tri-County Area forTRICOUNTY Over 34 TRANSMISSION Years $10,900$10,900 orLLC facsimile 352-498- 0880(Fax) or bids will not lished.public To work learn as more set about forth this in Florop- - CF is an Equal #000VD0A 352-542-7135 eves/weekends portunity please email Sean Arnold Opportunity Employer WATSON C AND D ConsignmentsConsignments Welcome!Welcome! be accepted for this project. atida [email protected] Statute Chapter 287.134. Faculty -Mathematics ASPHALT SEALCOATING & Strip- FENCE INSTALLATION or Repair. No interpretation of the mean- Any person or affiliate who has (168 Day)352-493-1770ing. Driveways & Parking Lots. Citrus Campus14388 N W Hwy352 19,-542 Chiefland-2378 or 727-243-0610 Brout’s CustomTri-County’sTri-Co u Service.nty’s HometownH Allom typesetow n of RV RV DealerDealer andand RepairRepair SpecialistSpecialist ing of the Specifications and/or been placed on the convicted Master’s degree in Mathematics fencing. Reasonable prices. 17+ 000UUYZ Scope of Services or contract vendor list following a public or Master’s degree with 18 grad- years experience. 352-949-1444 HINOTE ELECTRIC documents will be made to any entity crime may not submit a uate credit hours in Tradesmen Fence and Deck, new mathematics, installation or repairs. Free esti- interested bidder orally. Every bid to or Contract with a public Tiredstatistics, applied#000VD0A of statistics, the or rottenre- egg smell? mates. Licensed and Insured. Ask request for such interpretation Bronsonentity for— 5construction OAKS AREA —ofMISSING a pub- lated WATSONdiscipline C courses AND D in the for Jon, (352) 949-0141 SeniorFaculty Female -Mathematics Catahoula teaching or Lic.# - L18000253231 shall be made in writing, with 12/29lic work-Camo as collar(168set Day)forth with in Orl Florida ph #. WEFENCE CAN INSTALLATION FIX THAT! or Repair. Jerry Wilks application of Brout’s Custom Service. All types of reference to the appropriate OnStatute, meds, Chapter answersCitrus Campus to287.133. Destiny. Any algebra, calculus, or finite math- infoMaster’s please degree call: 352in Mathematics 486-6457 or fencing. Reasonable prices. 17+ 000UUYZ bid number and emailed to Bidder shall certify to eligibili- ematics required.* years experience. 352-949-1444 Fill Dirt Service 352or 949Master’s-3011 ordegree 407 579 with-8424 18 grad- Education must be receivedIron Water Filter HINOTE ELECTRIC [email protected]. ty in theuate bid credit Proposal. hours in Bidding from a ChemicalTradesmen & Maintenance Fence and Deck, Free new • Fill Dirt • Lime Rock • Demolition All requests for interpretation Documentsmathematics, may be obtained regionally accredited installation or repairs. Free esti- statistics, applied statistics, or re- $1495 mates. Licensed and Insured. Ask institution.Two years of Teaching Reduces sulfur smell ALL TRADES Handyman Services,• Culver ts orBronson corrections—5 OAKS shall AREA be —receivedMISSING fromlated by discipline contacting courses the in thePro - for Jon, (352) 949-0141 • Top Soil • Driveways Experience required.Posting pressure cleaning, painting, drywall, Senior Female Catahoula teaching or Lic.# - L18000253231 no later than February 1, 2019 curement Coordinator of Levy Deadline February 13, 2019 no more orange hair! carpentry & tile, even tractor services. 12/29-Camo collar with Orl ph #. application of TBDOn meds, at 5:00 answers PM. to Any Destiny. and Any all County, Florida at (352) 486- 352-578-5325 I algebra,AM LOOKING calculus, FOR or NATHAN finite math G. - Part-Time Positions: suchinfo please interpretations call: 352 486 and-6457 any or 5217, orematics on-line required.* through the 352 949-3011 or 407 579-8424 ROBERTS. THIS IS AN IMPOR- Handyman Residential services. supplemental instructions will DemandstarTANTEducation PERSONAL must system MATTERbe received by Onvia Accountant III Big John’s Supply Professional home maint. and re- 352-493-3137 be in the form of a written ad- atPlease www.demandstar.com. call mefrom 770- 401a -5781 The Staff Assistant II - pair. Call Larry @ 352-949-1821 regionally accredited Enrollment Services 352-490-6650 dendum; which, if issued, shall rightinstitution.Two is reserved years to of acceptTeaching or No Job To Small! Technology ALL TRADES24Handyman N. Main St., Services, Chiefland #000VENR Experience required.Posting be emailed to each bidder re- reject any or all bids. Specialist - pressure cleaning, painting, drywall, RUSSELL MCKINNEY ceiving a set of documents. Deadline February 13, 2019 Simulation carpentry & tile, even tractor services. Center 352-578-5325 AllI AM addenda LOOKING soFOR issuedNATHAN shall G. PublishedPart -TimeJanuary Positions: 24, 31, becomeROBERTS part. THIS of IS the AN bidIMPOR docu- - 2019 & February 7, 2019 How to Apply Handyman Residential services. TANT PERSONAL MATTER Accountant III ments. Go to Professional home maint. and re- Please call me 770-401-5781 Staff Assistant II - http://www.cf.edu/community/cf/ pair. Call Larry @ 352-949-1821 Award, if made, will be based Enrollment Services hr/ on the apparent lowest respon- Technology Select one of theShop following Local It Helps#000VENR Everybody Specialist - online RUSSELL MCKINNEY sive and responsible bidder Simulation portals Center Administrative/ Faculty/Adjunct How to Apply Career Go to Opportunities or D & D Lawn Care - Now accepting http://www.cf.edu/community/cf/ Professional/Career/Part-time applications for lawn service techni- hr/ Career Opportunities. cians some experience is preferred Select one of the following Submit an EOE/DFW Please call online electronic 352-463-8397 portals application, a copy of unofficial Administrative/ transcripts and Faculty/Adjunct resume online. Career D & D Lawn Care - Now accepting Opportunities or A copy of transcripts from an ac- Professional/Career/Part-time applications for lawn service techni- cianscredited some institutionexperience must is preferred be sub- Career Opportunities. mitted with the application. Exp. caregiver looking for work. 4 Submit an EOE/DFW Please call days a week 8 hours per day $15 352-463-8397 electronic 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, per hour please call 352-221-1733 application, a copy of unofficial FL 34474 MARINA HARDWARE Cedar Key. transcripts and CF is an Equal resume online. Full-Time assistant store manager Opportunity needed. Excellent pay and benefits. Employer A copy of transcripts from an ac- (352)543-9228 credited institution must be sub- mitted with the application. Exp. caregiver000UUXWlooking for work. 4 days a weekSPANNS 8 hours HEATING per day $15 3001 SW College Road, Ocala, per hour please call 352-221-1733 FL 34474 MARINA HARDWARE Cedar Key. 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Tree Trim- Quality used furniture & accessories. 2202 US Hwy 19 decks available. Will pick up. Ask for ming & removal. Fast reliable quality moved. 24-hour emergency service of. New vinyl plank flooring Stony @ (352)472-6550 work. Resid. & Comm 352-535-5379 & insurance claims. Call Ressler Professional Tree Service. Kennedy & brand new dual pane Ressler. (352)493-9313 windows. Almost no wear & • 3136 sq ft, turnkey tear. Screened back porch to Chinese restaurant. Low rent, CASH FOR COINS Private Collector view the beautifully landscaped buying U.S. coin collections. Gold & yard. Home is located in tenant incentives. Silver. Top dollar paid in cash. Will 000VG1J Lung Cancer? Age 60+? You And Springside Adult Community, a • 16,997 sq. ft. retail HUNTS PEST Your Family May Be Entitled To Sig- travel to you.I pay more than dealers Pest Control nificant Cash Award. No Risk. 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