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Lake invaded A lack of credibility LEGO creations at SUNDAY by algae, at City Hall. Fort White EDITION sand. 3A See opinion, 4A Library. 7A changes hit home Medicaid For three years Khan oversaw The changes stem from Local cancer patient will suffer due Westberry’s care, closely moni- Florida’s initiative to privatize the SVTA will to privatization, his caregiver says. toring his cancer, which became Medicaid program, which law- inactive. makers said consumed the state see budget By EMILY STANTON ular patient at the Community But on Tuesday, that all budget. [email protected] Cancer Center of North Florida changed. Enrollment in managed care since his diagnosis of Stage IIIA Changes to Medicaid caused for the majority of Medicaid recip- cuts due to Every day is a victory and a lung cancer. He was referred to Westberry to lose his doctor. He ients, more than half of whom are struggle for Jonathan Westberry. Dr. Waseem Khan for chemother- now will have to travel rough- children, started in Miami-Dade, changes. He was diagnosed with lung can- apy and continued care for his ly 50 miles from his home to Broward and Monroe counties. cer in 2011. on-going treatment after receiv- Gainesville to seek medical treat- The 51-year-old had been a reg- ing radiation therapy. ment one to five times per month. MEDICAID continued on 6A SEE STORY, Page 6A 2 shot; suspect Fair-weather sought Security guard, woman wounded at local club. FOURTH By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Two people are hospital- ized and a local man is on the run after a Saturday morning argument at the Washington Street Elks Lodge escalated into a shoot- ing. The man allegedly shot an unarmed security guard and A group of people enjoy the fireworks display at the Columbia County Fairgrounds on Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter female patron Church Friday. More than 40,000 people are thought to have attended the annual event. Wesley Smith, 4, waves an American flag on Friday. after he was escorted from the building following an argument with two other women. Perfect weather draws 40,000 to fireworks show Deputies believe the shoot- er is Robert Dell Church, 29, Visitors appeared at of Lake City. He is described as a black man standing 5’ fairgrounds as early 10 inches tall and weighing as 4 p.m. Friday. about 235 pounds. Around 2:30 a.m. Saturday, By SARAH LOFTUS Columbia County Sheriff’s [email protected] deputies responded to the Elks Lodge, 1688 NE The Lake City Fourth of July Washington Street, where two celebration started off with a Streaks of color dance across people had been shot. bang. And no, it wasn’t because the sky during a fireworks display The initial investiga- of fireworks. Friday night. tion revealed an argument Those didn’t start until later. between two unknown It was because of how many had a large red satin bow at the females and Church began people showed up for the annual neckline. inside the lodge at closing. event — most of them early. On the opposite end of the live The on-site security guard Lake City-Columbia County music sat a sea of brightly-col- attempted to separate the par- Chamber of Commerce Executive Fort White resident Tripp Holland (right), 3, and his brother, Tuff, 5, play ored bounce houses. ties involved and escort them Director Dennille Decker said with sparklers as the sun begins to set on Friday. Allie Wilson, 8, said the bounce outside. this year’s crowd was 30-40 per- houses were her favorite part of Once outside Church fell cent bigger than usual, putting sored by the Lake City Reporter, grounds were teeming with peo- the night. That and the food. to the ground at some point. estimated attendance figures in wasn’t scheduled to begin until ple – some dressed from head to In between the bounce houses Murray Smith, Columbia the 40,000 range. 5, she said. toe in red, white and blue. One and the music were the vendors. Some showed up as early as 4 By 5:30 p.m., the festivities little girl wore a red, white and SHOOTING continued on 6A p.m. even though the event, spon- were in full swing, and the fair- blue striped sleeveless dress that FOURTH continued on 6A City says Brownfield’s fired, despite union claims

sentative claims. City Manager Wendell Johnson ity to delegate power to Gilmore Brownfield filed a complaint Charter gives city Gary Evans, said Police Chief Argatha Gilmore to terminate police department through the city’s human resourc- manager right to Brownfield’s does in fact have the authority employees. es department on June 26, con- delegate firing. Fraternal Order to terminate employees in the Brownfield was terminated testing findings released through of Police union police department. Monday, June 23, after she spent a departmental internal investi- By TONY BRITT representative, In an interview last week, more than seven months on paid gation sustaining the charges of [email protected] said the city vio- Evans argued that only the city administrative leave following a conduct unbecoming an officer Brownfield lated its person- manager has the authority to ter- DUI arrest last November. and violation of Florida law. City officials say that former nel policy when minate Brownfield based on city A press release issued by the Johnson said he is withholding Lake City Police Officer Staci LCPD Chief Argatha Gilmore, personnel policy. Lake City Police Department on comment on the complaint because Brownfield has been fired after all rather than Wendell Johnson, city However, Johnson said the June 25 said Brownfield was ter- — despite what her union repre- manager, terminated Brownfield. city charter granted him author- minated by Gilmore. BROWNFIELD continued on 6A

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Winning Lottery Numbers Cash 3: (Saturday) 1-9-5 JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Play 4: (Saturday) 8-1-1-4 Gathering at the Ichetucknee Fantasy 5: (Friday) 10-11-17-28-33 Florida Lotto: (Wednesday) 7-15-36-37-39-45-x5 Dozens of swimmers gather at Ichetucknee Springs Friday afternoon. PowerBall: (Wednesday) 8-18-45-53-58-35-x2 AROUND FLORIDA Officer hospitalized after shooting in parking lot FORT LAUDERDALE Police Department requested 1 dead after fight Shotwell was taken to a near- Saturday. uthorities say a Fort the sheriff’s office assistance in by hospital in critical but stable The boaters are believed to Lauderdale police offi- investigating the shooting. outside restaurant condition. have been out celebrating the A cer is hospitalized in FORT LAUDERDALE — Fourth of July holiday when the critical but stable condition Giant pie serves Investigators say a man is dead One injured in crash happened late Friday near after a shooting in a restaurant 1,500 at festival after being shot by an off-duty lightning strike the Dinner Key Marina in Miami. parking lot that left one other Fort Lauderdale police officer. Rescuers were alerted by one man dead. KEY WEST — A 9-foot key The Broward Sheriff’s Office SUNRISE — Authorities say a of the boaters at about 10:45 p.m. Broward Sheriff’s Office lime pie is the highlight of a reports Richard Arruda and South Florida man injured when He said he’d been hit by another spokeswoman Keyla Concepcion Key West festival celebrating his girlfriend Christine Menatti lightning struck in his backyard vessel and that his 36-foot plea- says the officer was off duty Florida’s state pie. pulled into the parking lot of the was taken to a hospital with sure craft was taking on water, Thursday night when he came The pie baked Friday during popular Maguires Hill 16 restau- non-life-threatening injuries. the Coast Guard reported. upon an altercation between a the Key Lime Festival measured rant in Fort Lauderdale Friday Sunrise Fire Department Eight people were taken to couple in the parking lot. 9 feet 2 inches in diameter. evening. officials tell WTVJ-TV that the shore and transported to local Concepcion said early Friday That’s a foot bigger than the pie Officials say the couple had man was under a tree by a canal hospitals. Two later died. that sheriff’s detectives are baked during last year’s festival. gotten into a physical altercation when lightning struck the tree. Commercial salvage crews still investigating what led an The pie serves 1,500 and inside the vehicle. Officials say the electrical cur- found the second vessel believed exchange of gunfire between the includes the juice from 6,480 key Officer Mark Shotwell had just rent traveled onto the victim. involved in the crash. Two uncon- officer and the man. limes, 60 gallons of sweetened left the restaurant when Menatti The man’s name was not scious females were found on Authorities have identified the condensed milk and 220 pounds approached him and asked for released. Additional details were board. officer as Mark Shotwell, who of graham crackers. help, telling him her boyfriend not immediately available. Relatives of another female has served in law enforcement Key lime pie is believed to had battered her. According to located her body in the water for nearly 30 years. The name of have originated in Key West in detectives, Arruda left the car 4 confirmed dead on Saturday, Jorge Pino, a the man who died hasn’t been the late 1800s. The festival also and shot the officer. in boat collision public information officer with released. included a pie-eating contest Investigators say Shotwell the Florida Fish and Wildlife Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue Friday and continues Saturday reached for his weapon and MIAMI — Four people have Conservation Commission said. pronounced the man dead at with the Miss Key Lime pag- fired, fatally shooting Arruda. been confirmed dead in a Florida the scene. The Fort Lauderdale eant. boat collision, authorities said n Associated Press

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS Joey Chestnut gets the who is alone,” Sherzer said. “He’s in a strange environment. He’s overly mustard belt and fiancee concerned about his health. Without NEW YORK — High-ranking chow- any pharmaceutical or any invasive pro- hound Joey “Jaws” Chestnut dropped to cedures, we can bring him distraction, one knee and proposed to his longtime comfort and enrichment.” girlfriend before Friday’s annual hot The son of a musician who worked dog eating contest, then packed away 61 for Disney, Sherzer traded the piano franks and buns to hold onto his covet- for the pitching mound when he was a ed mustard yellow winner’s belt. teenager growing up in Philadelphia. He The San Jose, California, resident fell played two years in the minor leagues far short of his record last year of 69 and then went on to have a career in the dogs and buns, but he still easily beat insurance business. During that time, second-place finisher Matt Stonie, also he never thought of the piano — an of San Jose, who downed 56. instrument his father loved and he had “Winning was the only option,” the learned as a child. newly engaged champion said afterward. Then his dad entered hospice in 2008. “I wasn’t going to taint today with a loss.” A musician played the harp during his Chestnut took a quick timeout before father’s dying days, and it soothed him. the annual Nathan’s Famous Fourth of When his mother died a year later, July Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Sherzer started taking lessons. Island to make it official with his long- Remembering the positive effect time girlfriend, Neslie Ricasa, who is music had on his father in hospice, also a competitive eater. Sherzer studied to become a certified In the women’s division, defend- music practitioner. His role is more than entertainer. He plays music at the JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ing champion Sonya “Black Widow” Thomas lost her title to Miki Sudo. patient’s bedside specifically tailored to Monkeying around at Southside Sudo, of Las Vegas, wolfed down 34 the condition. Music has the power to relax and dis- Ashley Gwin watches as Kenneth Senn, 8, attempts to get across the monkey bars at the franks and buns. Thomas, of Alexandria, Virginia, devoured 27 3/4. tract, Sherzer said Southside Sports Complex on Friday. Chestnut has won eight times in a “What other modality can put a baby row. In 2010, his former rival Takeru to sleep — like Brahms’ Lullaby — and Correction Kobayashi refused to sign an exclusive inspire men during times of war?” he said. Lake City Reporter contract with Major League Eating, the HOW TO REACH US The caption for a photo food equivalent of the NFL, and was Nicole Brown Simpson’s BUSINESS banned from competition. Main number ...... 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To place a classified ad, call 755-5440 52 Weeks...... $179.40 lakecityreporter.com. “We bring a human touch to a patient n Associated Press Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 3A Officials Sandbar, algae forming on lake look to set It’s unclear what’s causing problems millage on Gwen Lake. rate at By EMILY STANTON [email protected] meeting

When Edward Abdon looks at Landscaper Andrew Ensey, 21, skims City manager Gwen Lake, all he sees is decay. off a layer of algae from a dock on proposes same Since purchasing his home at Gwen Lake. ‘It is kind of nasty,’ said rate as 2014. 837 NW Palm Drive in 2012, he Ensey, who used to fish in the lake has seen algae invade the once- for bream and catfish. ‘I think almost clear lake and sandbars expand anything in there is dead.’ By TONY BRITT from piling dirt. He does not know [email protected] the source of the deterioration, Public Works Director Thomas but he is sure of its consequences. Henry blames Tropical Storm City officials are consid- “It’s getting worse and worse,” Debby for Gwen Lake’s new- ering setting a tentative Abdon said. “Something’s going Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter ly-formed sandbars. millage rate for the 2015 fis- on.” Lake City resident Edward Abdon stands on a sandbar that has formed He said his department has cal budget during Monday An approximately 40 foot by 40 inside Gwen Lake. Abdon, who has been living in the area for about three been trying to get other agencies night’s city council meeting foot sandbar has formed near the years, said he used to see groups of school children play inside the park like the Suwannee River Water as they begin working on edge of the lake, making it an easy along the lake, people fishing in the lake and non-polluted water. ‘What a Management District to partner finalizing next year’s bud- target for litter and garbage. And waste to let it get bad like this,’ he said. ‘If the city can’t fix this then get the with them for a unified clean up. get. as the sandbar grew, so did the state or the federal government to do something. Would you want your kids “We weren’t too successful with City Manager Wendell algae bloom. More than half of the around this?’ that,” Henry said. Johnson is proposing a mill- lake is now covered in green. The high cost of a clean-up age rate of 3.9816 mills, the New resident Donald Strand Lake has always had an algae It is unclear exactly who is has kept Gwen Lake in its cur- same as fiscal year 2014. said his family was disappointed bloom, but the last few years has responsible for the lake, and this rent state. Just to remove the The information will at the state of Gwen Lake. been extreme, he said. legal limbo has hindered any real added dirt would cost upwards of be sent to the Columbia “One of the reasons we bought “It’s disturbing,” Berman said. progress. $90,000-100,000, Henry said. County Property Appraiser this property was to enjoy the “It doesn’t look right.” The city owns half of the area Lake City resident Tracie Hair for Truth In Millage view of the lake,” he said. The neighborhood couldn’t pin- around Gwen Lake and maintains has lived on the lake for 54 years (TRIM) notices that will be Walt Davis has lived on Gwen point exactly what was causing it as a park. The lake itself is a and remembers swimming in it as sent to homeowners before Lake since 1999 and noticed a these changes, but has tried to get murkier matter. a child. the end of August. shift in 2006. That’s when the multiple agencies involved. The A similar problem arose last Gwen Lake is small compared According to city doc- issues began, he said. city, local Florida Fish and Wildlife year with Lake Montgomery. to others in Lake City — it’s only uments, the TRIM notice “It’s getting run down,” Davis Commission, the Environmental Ownership of the lake was in about an acre in size — but for the requires that within 35 days said. “We’ve never had that issue Protection Agency and Suwannee question but litter had become a people who live around it, Gwen from the date the property before. It’s become a complete River Water Management were major issue. The Lake City Public Lake is a pretty big deal. appraiser certified the city eyesore.” contacted by concerned residents, Works Department and the local “They think the lake is trivial, tax roll, June 26, the city Scott Berman is concerned it’s including Davis, Berman and FWC worked together to clean but it’s not trivial for the people must advise the property an environmental issue. Gwen Abdon. rubbish and trash out of the lake. who live there,” Hair said. appraiser of the proposed millage rate, roll-back rate, as well as time, date and location of the tentative Man threw warm CCSO: Local man wanted budget hearing. The city staff is propos- ing the 2014 fiscal year grease on girlfriend, for drug sale apprehended millage rate of 3.9816 for By TONY BRITT drug equipment in con- the room, they report- planning purposes. authorities report [email protected] nection with the case. edly detected the scent In addition to the ten- He was booked into of burnt marijuana. They tative millage rate, city CCSO responded boyfriend had an argument A Lake City man with the Columbia County also reported seeing a officials will also review a and he was still in the room an active warrant for his Detention Facility on brown paper bag and a TRIM schedule, detailing to cry for help at and refused to come out or arrest $256,000 bond. razor bladeand noted the upcoming meetings to dis- Angel Cove Motel. let her in. for multi- According to CCSO razor blade had a white cuss the 2015 fiscal year The deputies announced ple drug reports, deputies substance on it that was budget. By TONY BRITT their presence at the door sales received information consistent with cocaine/ A workshop on the gen- [email protected] several times, but White was that Rolle was staying crack. One of the dep- eral fund budget has been had the door locked and appre- at the Ramada Inn and uties looked inside and scheduled for 4 p.m. Aug. A Lake City man, arrest- would not open it, reports hended they went to his room. saw “a large amount of 6. ed Tuesday, faces felony said. Rolle at a local Just as authorities were crack inside,” the report In other business, the assault When White finally hotel about to knock on the said. council will hold a work- charges opened the door he was Wednesday by Columbia door, they reported the The drug task force shop regarding selecting for alleged- ordered to the ground, County Sheriff’s Office, door opened and they was contacted and after a special magistrate for ly throw- handcuffed and detained in who reportedly found immediately recognized he was read his consti- code enforcement ser- ing warm the police cruiser. drugs and drug para- Franklin and took him tutional rights, Rolle vices. The workshop will grease on While speaking to the vic- phernalia in his room. into custody. reportedly admitted the take place 6 p.m. in coun- his girl- tim, who said Irving never Franklin Lamont Rolle was reportedly crack was his. No other cil chambers. White friend hit her and refused to press Rolle, 32, of 187 Martin in the room with his girl- evidence was found after The meeting and budget during an charges, Snipes noticed the Luther King St., was friend and asked if he authorities searched hearing are set for 7 p.m. argument. upper left side of her shirt charged with posses- could give the contents the room and Rolle was Monday at City Hall in City Irving Jeffrey White Jr., was wet and remnants of sion of cocaine and pos- of his pockets to her. As taken to jail, while his Council Chambers, 205 N. 24, U.S. Highway 441, was an unknown substance were session and/or use of authorities walked into girlfriend was released. Marion Avenue. charged with aggravated stuck to her. assault with a deadly weap- The woman said White on without intent to kill. threw warm grease on her He was booked into the during the argument. Cadet earns law degree Reunions coming up Columbia County Detention The motel manager told from Emory University CHS '04 Reunion Facility on $2,000 bond. deputies he saw the woman The CHS Class of 2004 is having its 10 year reunion on According to Columbia running from the room yell- From staff reports Saturday, July 19 from 7–11 p.m. in the Banquet Hall at County Sheriff’s Office ing for help and he called the Columbia County Fairgrounds. Cost is $50 per person or $75 per couple. Price will increase $25 at the door. Pay reports, Sgt. H. Buthuis and authorities. ATLANTA, Ga. — Romel Cadet of Lake City via PayPal at [email protected]. John Snipes were dispatched Snipes reported he didn’t received a Doctor of Law from the School of Law of to an a room at Angel Cove see any injuries on the Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, at its 169th CHS ‘84 Reunion Motel on U.S. Highway 441 woman, who refused EMS commencement ceremony on May 12. The CHS Class of 1984 will hold its 30th High School in reference to a disturbance treatment and did not allow Emory University is known for its demanding aca- Reunion on Saturday, Aug. 9 from 6-11 p.m. at the Columbia Tuesday afternoon. authorities to photograph demics, outstanding undergraduate experience, high- County Fairgrounds Banquet Hall. Cost is $40 per person. Make payments to www.payitsquare.com/collect-page/28609. When they arrived they the grease on the upper part ly ranked professional schools and state-of-the-art were met by a woman, “cry- of her body. research facilities. Emory encompasses nine academ- CHS ‘74 Reunion ing hysterically,” who was White “refused to cooper- ic divisions as well as the Michael C. Carlos Museum, The CHS Class of 1974 will hold its 40th Class Reunion the victim in the incident, ate with the investigation” The Carter Center, the Yerkes National Primate Saturday, August 16 at Quail Heights Country Club at 7 p.m. the report said. The woman and the deputies took him Research Center and Emory Healthcare, Georgia's Cost is $25 per person or $50 per couple. Checks payable to CHS 1974 Class Reunion, 223 SE Lillian Loop Apt. 102. explained that she and her to jail, the report said. largest and most comprehensive health care system.

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Sunday, July 6, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A OUR OPINION A lack of credibility at City Hall ity Manager Wendell Johnson’s ver- sion of the facts surrounding removal of up to 40 trees at New Beginnings CRestoration Church is far-fetched and a little hard to swallow. Frankly, we don’t buy it. The city council, often timid in its dealings with the city manager, must finally stand up and demand answers. According to Johnson, a city worker took it upon himself to uproot the trees rather than just trim them some months back. But rather than be cross with the man, who under Johnson’s version of the facts violated a direct order, the city manager seemed almost pleased. In an email to the city council Monday, Johnson said the worker likely felt he’d be sav- ing the city time and money by doing something other than he was told. Johnson said he had no misgivings about what the man did or how he When Obama does it, did it. Apparently, we are left to believe, this is how things work at City Hall. does that make it legal? A worker has free rein to do as he pleases if, in his view, the orders he was given were wrong resident Barack Obama, such as a unanimous verdict that or might be ignored with better results. No whose power abuses have recess appointments bypassing the need to check with a supervisor. Just do it, then played a role in the imperil- Senate will not stand because the win public praise from the city manager. P ment of tens of thousands Senate was not in recess. Not likely. of children and earned him slaps by Since most Democrats won’t And no one else involved tells a story even the Supreme Court and the threat sign on, Congress has done little to of a suit by House Republicans, restore the crucial system of checks remotely resembling Johnson’s. has promised more of the same. If and balances, but here comes City Public Works Director Thomas Henry Congress doesn’t give him what he Jay Ambrose Republican House Speaker John made clear he was ordered by Johnson to have wants on immigration reform, he McClatchy-Tribune News Service Boehner with the threat of a suit to the trees removed. And the church’s owner said he is going to change things stop the usurpation. The responses says trimming the trees was never what he had himself. What that could well mean have been varied. Turley is all for in mind. The aim from the start was to uproot is unilaterally instituting a broad escaping criminal violence but seem it, some scholars say the House them all then haul them off. amnesty program of his aides’ to have thought in many instances has proper standing and then there The real issue here isn’t the use of tax dol- devising. that amnesty applied to them and are those resorting to irrationality, It’s the kind of performance may yet see a new amnesty grant such as in comparing numbers of lars to help a local church. Under different you would more likely expect on a that does. Many have had to walk executive orders signed by different circumstances we might applaud such a move. “Saturday Night Live” stage than through desert in temperatures presidents. Of course, in this case the church is owned by in the Rose Garden. There he nev- over 100 degrees. Many of the girls Obama comes in low on the a man who says he didn’t really need city assis- ertheless was, telling us “America have been raped. The U.S. Border graph, but these orders were not tance because his father — County Commission cannot wait forever for them to Patrol can do little else but take all created equal, as cleverer souls Chairman Ron Williams, a local builder — could act.” By “them” he meant House care of them. What might a second note; many by Obama were hugely just as easily have lent him equipment for the Republicans, by “act” he meant pas- amnesty do even as Obama brings awful while many by other presi- sage of sweeping legislation that more agents from the interior of the dents were perfectly OK. An even job. meets his approval and by “forever” country to the border? worse argument chiefly from the The real issue is the lack of transparency from he meant passage is unlikely this The larger point is that here we left is that Obama has had to act the city manager’s office. year. have just one of numerous instanc- because Congress won’t do what he Contradictory stories. While no one can say for sure all es of the president flirting openly wants. In other words, effectuating Facts that just don’t mesh. that comes next, a New York Times with autocracy. He acts as an unac- arguable Obama policies is an end Nothing in this convoluted tale makes a whole story says the administration may countable king of the hill in myriad that justifies the catastrophic means lot of sense, and in the end, Johnson’s version of give “work permits and protection ways: how he releases terrorists; of ignoring rule of law. But did events simply doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. from deportation to millions of regulatory overkill, and endlessly Obama really cross that line? immigrants now in the country.” rewriting laws with nothing passed “When a president does it, that Johnson deems this matter “very trivial.” Except that it would be much fur- by Congress, for instance. Jonathan means it is not illegal,” said Nixon, We consider the credibility of our public offi- ther reaching, this move could ren- Turley, a liberal professor of consti- who resigned 40 years ago next cials anything but trivial. der something akin to the two-year, tutional law, sees a vast “usurpation month. Whoever thought there The city council needs to show some courage renewable, constitutionally ques- of authority” in which Obama gets would come a day when so many and do what it takes to get to the truth. tionable amnesty already granted by away with misdeeds even President liberals echoed the sentiment? Obama in 2012 to more than a half Richard Nixon only dreamt about. million immigrant youths who came For the sake of a constitutionally here illegally as children. ordered, democratic, free republic, Turley has been banging drums to ■ Jay Ambrose is the former director Lake City Reporter This presidential venture is now of editorial policy for Scripps Howard seen as a factor encouraging great get more reaction from Congress Newspapers, and was editor of The Serving Columbia County Since 1874 crowds of poor children unaccompa- and the courts. Rocky Mountain News in Denver and nied by parents to come to the U.S. Just lately, there has been a the El Paso-Herald Post. Readers The Lake City Reporter is published with pride border. They come mostly from flicker of judicial hope in a couple may send him email at speaktojay@ Central America, were sometimes of recent Supreme Court decisions, aol.com. for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun­ ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong communities —“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and It’s cops vs. dogs in the backyard profitable community­oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the undreds of anguished Mo.; Decatur, Tenn.; Austin, Texas; shoot when they don’t have to, and teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, pet owners gathered last Harrisonburg, Va.; and New York a few shoot because they panic. integrity and hard work. week at the headquarters City. Radley Balko, author of “Rise of the Hof the Salt Lake Police Not all the dogs are big dogs. Warrior Cop: The Militarization of Department to demand justice In Baltimore, officers killed Nala, America’s Police Forces,” tracked Todd Wilson, Publisher for a dog. They were upset by the a 7-year-old Shar-Pei last month. more than 100 news accounts of Robert Bridges, Editor shooting of a 2-year-old Weimaraner Responding to a call that a small “puppycide” in 2012 alone. Emily Lawson, Associate Editor named Geist. Weimaraners are typi- dog had bitten a woman, the cops Mail carriers encounter dogs far Sue Brannon, Controller cally tall, elegantly gray, and usually attempted to corral the pooch more frequently than police offi- gentle enough. with a stick and piece of string. cers, and they usually handle such Dink NeSmith, President A few days ago, Officer Brett Frustrated, one officer eventually encounters without killing. Every Chairman Olsen, searching for a missing yelled, “I’m going to gut this thing,” year mail carriers get two hours’ Tom Wood, child, hopped a fence at a sub- and slit the dog’s throat with a knife video training to learn how to read urban home and leaped into the as another officer held it down. a dog’s body language, distract a backyard. The dog approached, Last week, police in Mason dog with a toy, subdue aggression jealous of his turf, and instead of County, W.Va., shot and killed with a calm voice command or, if LETTERS POLICY retreating, the officer shot and Willie Pete, a small, arthritic mix worse comes to worse, incapacitate killed the animal. of a beagle and a basset hound it with pepper spray. Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ­ Thousands condemned the — not exactly a fearsome combina- The Humane Society, the ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 officer’s decision on Internet sites, tion. Police searching for a criminal American Society for the Prevention words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters sent condolences to the dog’s suspect went into a backyard, and of Cruelty to Animals and other must be signed and include the writer’s name, address owner and demanded that the Willie Pete woke up from a nap on organizations make similar train- and telephone number for verification. Writers can officer be punished, arguing that the porch. An officer shot at Willie ing available to law enforcement have two letters per month published. Letters and the dog was only doing what such Pete when he “growled and bared agencies at no cost. Dogs can be dogs do, and an officer who panics his teeth,” and the shot went wide. frightening, and some, like pit bulls, guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not at the sound of a bark is the wrong (The policeman obviously needs are instinctively vicious. But a little necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. man in the wrong place at the a little gun control.) The dog ran training can teach cops to know the BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL wrong time. toward the house, and the owner difference, and resolve an incident 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Such incidents are growing more pleaded with the cops to cease fire, before it becomes violent. BY FAX: (386) 752­9400. common as homeowners, fright- but they didn’t, and three more ened by crime, arm themselves shots killed the dog. BY EMAIL: [email protected] with big dogs. Shootings have been Some dogs are in fact danger- reported in Filer, Idaho; Columbia, ous, but many cops seem eager to ■ Washington Times Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 5A

n To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Emily Lawson at 754-0424 or COMMUNITY CALENDAR by email at [email protected]. Announcements please contact Betty Flagg at Elder Options at 352-692- Altrusa Diva Day 5219 or by email at flaggb@ The 5th annual Altrusa agingresources.org. International, Inc. of Lake City Fundraiser, Diva Day, July 15 will be held at the Columbia County Fairgrounds Tales of Travel Event Building, Saturday, The Columbia County September 13. Anyone Library Main Branch will interested in participating host Libby O'Bryan Coffin as a vendor, please call 386- and Sandy O'Bryan Newell 961-3217, for more informa- with their aunt, Pearl Bragg tion. Limited spaces inside. Chamberlin, who will share Outside vendors welcome. stories of her time as a pilot instructor during World Jazz Events War II and later a bush Local vocalists, poets, pilot in Alaska. Come to the musicians and comedians library on Tuesday, July are invited to perform at 15 at 7 p.m. to hear how 1st Friday's Jazz Events their Aunt Pearl earned her which will take place the pilot's license in the 1930s first Friday of each month and later taught pilots from 6-10 p.m. Call Pam during WWII. She was the Cooley at 407-690-0776 for first woman to fly her own more information or to sign plane into Alaska where up. she became a bush pilot and kept flying late into her Monday Movies life. Stories of Pearl's life Join the staff at the will be blended with those

Columbia County Library JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter of her sister Oma who often Main Branch for Monday traveled with Pearl before Morning Movies this sum- Fishing on the Sante Fe marrying Travis O'Bryan mer at 10 a.m. There will A fisherman casts a line near the banks of the Santa Fe River on Friday. and settling in Fort White be a free children's movie where she taught second and popcorn each week. grade. Call the library at 758-2101 for information on specific 7 p.m. at the downtown of County Commissioners an ice cream sundae fellow- July 17 movie titles. library. The guest speaker on Thursday, July 10 at ship will follow the movie. Bridal Fashion Show will be County Economic 5:30 p.m. at the Columbia Call 386-752-5422 for more. Haven Hospice will host Garage Sale July 6 Development Director County School Board a Bridal Fashion Show and The Shands Lake Shore Glenn Hunter. The meeting Administrative Complex, July 12 Silent Auction Saturday, Auxiliary will hold its annu- Day Camp is free and open to the pub- 372 West Duval Street. The July 12 from 4-7 p.m. at al garage sale on Thursday, CrossPoint Community lic. Call Sean McMahon at purpose of the meeting is Alzheimer's workshop Christ Central Ministries, July 17 in the first floor Church is offering a free 754-4293 for more. to provide an update to the The LifeStyle Enrichment 217 SW Sisters Welcome conference room of Shands summer Day Camp July 6 public and commissioners Center will host a Late Road. The event, which Lake Shore from 7:30 a.m. to July 10 from 6-8:30 p.m. July 9 on the wastewater manage- Stage Alzheimer's work- will be emceed by Haven to 4:30 p.m. The garage sale at TNT Mini Golf, 5111 SR ment and reuse project at shop on July 12 from 9 a.m. Hospice Suwannee Valley benefits the auxiliary's con- 47 South. Pre-K through Lake City Newcomers Lake City's spray field. The to 12 p.m. Call 1-800-272- Administrator Joseph tinuing education scholar- 12th grade students are The Lake City public is invited to attend 3900 to register. Brooks, will showcase brid- ship program. The public is welcome. There will be rec- Newcomers will have their the meeting. Call 386-758- al and honeymoon fashions invited to see the pre-Christ- reation, music and crafts. regular monthly meet- 1005 with questions. Hog Weigh-In from Belk, Golden Needle mas gift shop merchandise Call 386-288-8755 for more. ing Wednesday, July 9 The Columbia County Bridal, InStyle Menswear, along with other donated at 11 a.m. at Guangdong July 11 Fair hog weigh-in will be JCPenney and Maurices. garage sale items. July 7 Restaurant in the Lake City July 12 from 8-10 a.m. Call Refreshments and appetiz- Mall. Debra K. Griffin, an Movie Night the office at 752-8822 with ers will be served during July 19 Exploring College ear specialist with Hearing Wellborn United questions. the event. The silent auc- Representatives from Solutions, Inc., will speak Methodist Church, 12005 tion, which will include Poker Run Florida Gateway College on tinnitus and balance dis- County Road 137, will Christian Singles more than 35 items to bid There will be a poker will be at the Wilson S. orders. Call Joan Wilson at host a "free supper and A Christian Singles group on, will be held from 4 to 6 run starting at the House Rivers Library and 755-9897 for more. movie night" for the pub- is forming in Lake City and p.m. Proceeds will benefit Saloon in Jasper on July Media Center at FGC on lic on Friday, July 11 at looking to meet every other Haven Hospice. 19 in support of Fire Chief July 7 from 4-6 p.m. for Alligator Festival 5:30 p.m. The supper will week. If you're interested in Bill Trinder and his wife, "Exploring College." The The board members of include spaghetti, salad, getting together for fun and July 14 Gayle, who were injured in event will offer participants the Alligator Festival will bread, dessert and a bev- fellowship with other sin- a motorcycle accident last basic knowledge of FGC have a meeting July 9 at erage. Following the meal, gles in a safe, Christian envi- Leader Training November. There will be and information on how to 6:30 p.m. at 851 SE CR 245- "The Note," starring Genie ronment, plan to join the Elder Options, a Mid- a barbecue, auction, raffle enroll. A. Call Cindy Vasco at 386- Francis and Ted McGinley, group at the Faith in Christ Florida area agency on and more. Kickstands up 438-5487 for directions or will be shown. The movie Church, 282 SW Magical aging, is seeking individu- from the House Saloon at July 8 more. The public is invited plot is: Following a trag- Terrace, on Saturday, July als with one or more chron- 11 a.m. and the run will to attend. ic plane crash, Peyton 12 at 6 p.m. Call Tony at ic health conditions, who return to the House Saloon Medicare Seminar MacGruder, a newspaper 386-623-5210 or Dani at 386- want to be able to support around 4 p.m. Call 386-638- The LifeStyle Enrichment July 10 columnist, discovers a note 288-0961 for more. and help others learn to 0087 with questions. Center will host a free edu- written by one of the pas- take control of their ongo- cational Medicare Seminar Citizen's Police Academy sengers on board during Kid's Swim Day ing health conditions by on Tuesday, July 8 from 5-6 The Lake City Police their final moments. She Gold Standard Masonic facilitating workshops p.m. The seminar will be Department is currently sets out on a quest to find Lodge #167 PHA will host once a week for 2 ½ hours moderated by Irv Crowetz. accepting applications for the person to whom the a Kids' Swim Day on July for six weeks. Chronic Direct Subjects covered will be: its fourth session of Citizens note was written. As she 12 at the Columbia County Disease Self-Management What you need to know Police Academy which searches to heal the heart Aquatic Complex from 8 Program Leader training is Cremation about Medicare; When to will begin July 10. It is a of a stranger, she discovers a.m. to 12 p.m. The event a four-day training that will $ * enroll; What is covered; 12-week course held every the life that’s changed most is free and open to the pub- be held July 14-15 and 21-22 795 and Is a supplement need- Thursday from 6-9 p.m. at profoundly is her own. The lic. There will be snacks at Gainesville Technology *At our facility. ed. RSVP to 386-755-3476 the Public Safety Building event is free. Call Everett L. available. All kids must be Entrepreneurship Center, Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. x 107. Training Room. Space is Parker at 386-688-1358 with accompanied by an adult. 2153 SE Hawthorne Road, limited and applicants must questions. Call Michael Kelly at 867- Gainesville, from 8 a.m. Homeless Services pass a criminal background 6675 or Conrad Wallace at to 5 p.m. Registration is Memorial Service/ The Homeless Services screening, be at least 18 Movie Night 344-8103 for more. limited; for an application Gathering Network of Suwannee years of age, a US citizen, First Baptist Church, Valley will meet Tuesday, and hold a valid driver's 182 NE Justice Street, is Celebration of Life July 8 at 3:30 p.m. at the license. Deadline for appli- hosting a free movie night Columbia County Public cation is Wednesday, July Friday, July 11 at 7 p.m. $ * Library West Branch. Call 2 by 5 p.m. Contact Audre' The movie "God's Not 1295 *At our facility. Jennifer Lee, Homeless Washington at 386-719- Dead" will be shown and Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Coordinator of United Way 5742 or washingtona@ of Suwannee Valley, at 386- lcflapd.com to request an 752-5604 x107 for more. application. Traditional Cremation SVTA meeting Hot Dog Roast The SVTA board of Teens are invited to $ * directors will meet July 8 at Wellborn United Methodist 4,250 6 p.m. at SVTA headquar- Church's youth group on Services of funeral director and ters, 1907 Voyles Street, Thursday, July 10 to an staff, transfer of deceased to funeral Live Oak. Call 386-208-6321 outside hot dog roast and a home within 50 miles, embalming, with questions. program entitled "Tackling visitation, cremation fee, & solid Fear with the Holy Ghost." oak rental casket included. Community Center The event, which begins at The Westside 7 p.m., is free and open to Don Edison Cremation on Premises Community Center will all area teens. The church have its annual meeting address is 12005 County Bryant Gateway-Forest Lawn Funeral Home on July 8 at 5:30 p.m. at Road 137. Call Monica 3/6/30 - 7/6/12 the Center, 431 SW Birley Tannehill at 386-963-3001 & Crematory, Inc. Ave. The public is invited for more. Gone but not 3596 South Hwy 441 to attend. Lake City, Florida 32025 forgotten! (386) 752-1954 SRWMD Meeting Love, Historical Society The Suwannee River Visit our web site: The Columbia County Water Management Kathy, Patty Gatewayforestlawn.com Historical Society will District will meet with the and Family *Prices are subject to change without notice. meet Tuesday, July 8 at Columbia County Board 6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424

FOURTH MEDICAID SVTA sees Continued From 1A Continued From 1A budget cut Some sold sweet tea and The long term care pop- as result of pulled pork sandwiches. ulation, which includes Other non-food vendors those 65 and over who changes to sold necklaces, purses and reside in nursing homes, Medicaid knick-knacks. recently completed And some weren’t selling enrollment. State officials things, but were promoting deliberately enrolled a businesses. few regions at a time to Ayana Earnest, 17, who ensure better control. takes martial arts classes Medicaid’s transition at a local academy, was has left some patients, like there with other children Westberry, out of luck and from her class — her “mar- out of a doctor. tial arts family” as she calls Health advocates have them — doing demonstra- worried about lapses in Nash tions for the public. care during the transition, She said she enjoys get- especially because the By EMILY STANTON ting to practice in front of program is built on a con- [email protected] the crowds. troversial five-county pilot “I like the experience of where many insurance Another conse- getting to show off what companies dropped out quence of Medicaid I’ve learned,” Earnest, a and patients struggled to privatization is a yellow belt, said. “When access doctors and treat- large budget cut for you hear all the applause, ments. the Suwannee Valley you know your hard work Khan is no longer in Transit Authority. is paying off. Westberry’s network. SVTA used to “It’s hot but very satisfy- Westberry’s ex-wife, receive a $173,000 ing,” she said. Rebecca Deese, has stipend every month Earnest and her friends helped him through his in part to bring weren’t the only children cancer treatment. She Medicaid clients volunteering at the festiv- lost both her mother and to their medical ities. father to lung cancer. appointments within Outside the gates, about She fears changing doc- Hamilton, Columbia a hundred yards away, were tors will negatively impact and Suwannee other high school students Westberry. Counties. Now, cost also working the event. “Cancer care is built on is negotiated per mile Members of the Lake continuity of care,” Deese with health mainte- City Police Department said. “All the studies show nance organizations Explorers’ program, a this.” (HMOs). program that allows high JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Westberry didn’t feel This brings in sig- school students to shadow The fireworks show begins with a bang on Friday during the July 4th Lake City Celebration. well enough to be inter- nificantly less money. actual officers, were park- viewed last week. SVTA will have ing the cars. And with signs that his to be more frugal, P.J Lindboe and Zulema cancer may return, Deese said Bucky Nash, Quiterio were two of worries about her ex-hus- Columbia County the students doing that. band’s current options. Commissioner and Lindboe said he did it last Fourteen insurance SVTA board. year and enjoyed it. And companies signed five- The budget the good part was they still year contracts to provide restraints aren’t got to see the fireworks, in the regular Medicaid all bad, as they will he said. program. Sunshine force SVTA to have Decker said the chamber Health, Staywell and accountability and of commerce makes a dona- Prestige Health Choice and be more effi- tion to the Explorer pro- Derek Boston, 6, takes a deep breath to help Jadwin Daughtry, 1, of Palatka, plays with have the largest presence cient, Nash said. gram for the students’ help. with a brain freeze while enjoying a frozen a beach ball during the July 4th Lake City statewide. Insurance com- “There are a lot But before the fire- treat on Friday. Celebration on Friday. panies say privatization is of challenges, but I works began at 9:20 p.m. a long-term process, and think they’re overco- and before Lindboe and But the part people over, Campbell was the one thing that hasn’t changed while it requires signifi- meable,” he said. Quiterio could head inside, looked forward to and in charge of the event. since I was a kid.” cant investments initially, The number of more people came, and enjoyed the most was the Decker said he taught As for why the they’ll ultimately save the drivers is expect- more music was played. fireworks. her and everyone at the record-breaking crowd, state money in the long ed to decrease, but There were six individual Before they began, the chamber how to run the Decker said she wasn’t sure. run. hourly wages will not performers throughout the chamber announced that show — down to every lit- Since the Fourth fell on a “The first year is real- change. evening. the fireworks show was tle detail. Friday, she was worried ly about making sure the Steve Briscoe, a cham- dedicated to former Tourist Nicole Sheldon, who more people would be going transition goes smoothly ber of commerce board Development Director watched the fireworks, said out of town and the crowd and the subsequent years cially difficult transition to member who was in charge Harvey Campbell, who they were hands down her might dwindle. However, it focused on driving qual- finding long-term care. of the music, said some of recently passed away. favorite part. was the first time in four ity of care and savings,” “Cancer is a cruel, pain- the singers are Lake City Decker said the chamber “I have always loved fire- years it hadn’t rained on the said Jason Delimitros, ful, debilitating and insidi- natives. Others came from chose to do that because works since I was a kid,” holiday, so that might have Sunshine’s chief operat- ous illness that shows no as far away as Jacksonville. before the chamber took she said. “It’s like the one been a factor. ing officer. discrimination,” Deese Critics worry the state said. “It does not make is abdicating care of its sense to further compli- most vulnerable residents cate the situation by mak- BROWNFIELD to for-profit companies ing medical care neces- SHOOTING with little oversight of sary to survival extremely Continued From 1A Continued From 1A how the money is being hard to get, even for some- spent. one under disability.” County Sheriff’s Office it has not been finalized. For Deese and Kelli Kennedy of the public information officer, According to Section 404 of Westberry, this change is Associated Press contribut- said it’s not clear whether the City of Lake City Charter, the beginning of an espe- ed to this story. Church fell to the ground PATRICK SCOTT/Special to the Reporter regarding the powers and during a struggle with the A Dodge Ram truck sits near the entrance of the B&S duties of the city manager, the security guard or because Combs Elks Lodge located at 1688 NE Washington St., city manager can authorize an “they all were being where a shooting occurred early Saturday morning. administrative officer to exer- YETI 20 & 30 oz. pushed out the door,” he cise some of his powers. New said. ferred to Shands for sur- Alachua counties. The charter states: “The Rambler Cups Church then reported- gery which makes it seri- DOC says Church has city manager ... shall appoint, “Keeps your drink as cold as ly went to a vehicle in ous,” Smith said. a teardrop murder cross and when he deems it nec- science allows.” the parking lot, retrieved The CCSO crime scene tattoo on his face, a quar- essary for the good of ser- a handgun and returned, unit processed the scene ters cross on his left arm vice, suspend or remove all allegedly shooting the as deputies and detectives and a granger tattoo on city employees and appoint- Swim Masks & Snorkels security guard once interviewed witnesses. his right arm. ive administrative officers before fleeing the area. The investigation remains Anyone who has infor- provided for by or under this River & Pool Floats The bullet passed open. mation on Church’s Charter. He may authorize In time for Scallop season. through the security “It was reported the whereabouts or the shoot- any administrative officer, guard and struck a female suspect only (fired one) ing is asked to contact who is subject to his direction Reef Sandals in stock bystander in the leg. shot, but the investigation the CCSO at (386) 719- and supervision, to exercise “The suspect was seen is still on going,” Smith 2005 or Crime Stoppers of these powers with respect to WILSON’S OUTFITTERS leaving in a black car, but said, noting the handgun Columbia County at (386) subordinates in that officer’s 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 the make and model was has not been recovered. 754-7099. department, office or agency.” [email protected] not given,” Smith said. The sheriff’s office has The security guard, issued a Be On the Look who authorities have Out alert for Church and not identified, was taken authorities are actively to UF Health Shands seeking his whereabouts. Hospital by Lifeguard According to infor- ambulance. He was shot mation from the Florida in the lower portion of Department of Corrections his body, though his website, Church has been condition is currently in prison on two occasions, unknown. once for 18 months and the 934 NE Lake DeSoto Circle, Lake City, FL “However, any gunshot other was for nine months. (Next to Courthouse) is serious,” Smith said. He was incarcerated on The wounded woman charges including grand was taken by her husband theft, forgery, fleeing and to Lake Shore Hospital. eluding a law enforce- She was later transferred ment officer and leaving to Shands at UF. the scene of a crash with “She had to be trans- injuries in Hamilton and Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 7A LEGO Builders in full swing Fort White Library offers program for non-bookworms. Troy Roberts Public Information Coordinator By AVALYN HUNTER Florida Gateway College Special to the Reporter

FORT WHITE — Finding Meet an something for the children to do can be a challenge in the summer, especially in a small FGC rep, town like Fort White. It’s been a little easier since June 9, when the Fort White Branch Library explore kicked off its summer reading and activity program. Not every child enjoys read- college ing programs, but the library has activities for the youngster t Florida Gateway College, who enjoys doing more than lis- we do all that we can to tening. Among those is “LEGO answer any questions you A Builders,” which meets on may have. We’re open five days a week Tuesdays at 3 pm. The program — though that’s currently four is open to any child old enough days, as we’re on a summer work to handle standard-sized LEGOs safely but is recommended for Photos by AVALYN HUNTER/Special to the Reporter schedule until August 8 — and LEGO Builders attendees work hands-on with LEGOs to create one-of-a-kind projects our primary, first-response offices children age 6 and over. like Admissions, Financial Aid, and The LEGO activity is the we found it wasn’t necessary,” starts a new project, his or her Registrar are open late at least once brainchild of Fort White Branch Street said. “The children have old one must be dismantled so a week. If you can’t physically make Library librarian Patti Street, their own ideas.” that the pieces can be reused. it to campus, we have numerous who started a similar program In fact, the children organize Funding for “LEGO Builders” trained staff who can answer any in 2013 only to see it fizzle out. their play quite effectively and comes from the Friends of the question by phone, and department “We used to meet on with surprisingly few conflicts. Library resale program, but it e-mail addresses can be found on the Florida Gateway College website. Saturdays, but attendance fell “We’ve had up to 50 kids here at has cost less than $100. But, even with all of those ave- off to practically nothing when once with no problems,” Street “I had to buy some special piec- nues available, we know that people spring sports got into swing,” said. “I can’t recall ever having es — mostly bases, doors, and still have questions that are going she said. “I decided to move a squabble in here. Some chil- windows — but most of what we unanswered. Whether it’s because it to an hour when it would be dren prefer to work alone and have came from donations and they’re unable to make it to campus useful as an after-school activity some like to collaborate with a area thrift stores,” Street said. during office hours or don’t feel when school gets under way.” friend, but they all find ways to “We aren’t looking for complete comfortable asking certain ques- The main attraction of the get along and share.” kits to build special projects, so tions in an office setting, we know program is the opportunity for At the end of the one-hour we can use practically anything these questions may be what keeps children to engage in unstruc- play period, each child’s cre- Library director Patti Street super- as long as the pieces are in good them from enrolling at our college. tured, creative play in a super- ation is labeled with the child’s vises the program, which meets shape. Of course, more dona- We understand that, and that’s Tuesdays at 3 p.m. why we are going on the road this vised setting. name and placed on one of the tions are always welcome.” summer for our bi-annual Exploring “We used to put up sugges- tables in the room. He or she Donations can be made at the College events. FGC representatives tions for projects on the dry- isn’t finished? Not a problem during the next session. The Branch Library during normal will visit each of the counties in erase board in the room but — the project can be resumed only rule is that before a child operating hours. our five-county service district — Columbia, Baker, Dixie, Gilchrist, and Union — to provide information about admissions, registration, financial aid, and college programs Foraging for wild plants? Pick wisely to those who may have questions. pastime that is gaining GARDEN TALK three similar wild plums that They can all be used in the land- All of these events are scheduled momentum in Florida are native to this part of Florida, scape as deck trees, specimens, to take place this month. A and around the country and all are edible. The wild container plants or small space The Exploring College events is foraging for edibles in the plum in the photo is Prunus trees. Except for the occasional provide potential students or parents wild. The UF/IFAS Extension umbellata, better known as flat- tent caterpillar, nothing much with an opportunity to learn what the in Columbia County has even woods plum or hog plum. The competes for the edible fruit college has to offer and what they given a few fun presentations on ripened fruit will turn purple, from these trees. need to do to begin making prog- this topic, but the speakers are can be tart or sweet, and makes Forage safely and know about ress toward their educational goals. deliberate in telling participants good jelly. a wild plant before it goes in And the Exploring College sessions not to eat anything they hav- Chickasaw plum (P. angus- your mouth. Don’t rely on the aren’t stuffy or formal — they’re en’t researched and positively tifolia), American plum (P. opinion of someone else. Do very relaxed, beginning with a short identified. In my opinion, this Nichelle Demorest Americana), and flatwoods plum your own research with trust- presentation that is followed by a is a fascinating topic, but a very are all small trees with early, worthy resources so you can be question and answer session. tricky — and potentially danger- [email protected] white blooms. The Chickasaw confident in your own judgment. Because our district is pretty large ous — pastime. and American plums are dis- n D. Nichelle Demorest is a horti- — twice the size of Rhode Island, if Some innocent looking plants tinguished by mature fruit that culture agent with the Columbia you were wondering — we realize are deadly if eaten or can cause turns yellow instead of purple. County Extension of UF/IFAS. that hosting these events at the col- severe illnesses. In order to lege could be difficult for many folks be safe for consumption, some who are at the furthest reaches of our plants need to be prepared Cambridge district. A drive from Trenton or Bell according to specific guidelines. can be somewhat of a trek, especially Otherwise, these same plants Prep Academy if you work a 9-5 job. are poisonous. One part of a That’s why we’re coming to you! particular plant may be safe, The first set of events will take nutritious, and delicious to eat 386-243-8285 place this week in Columbia, Dixie, while another part of the same cambridgeprepacademy.org and Gilchrist counties. plant can be a killer. Even if The Columbia County Exploring someone has studied up on plant NICHELLE DEMOREST/Special to the Reporter A private school for all grades. College event, set Monday, July recognition, there are look-alikes Flatwoods plum can be used to 7, will take place at the Wilson S. out there that can easily be mis- make jelly once it’s ripened. • Team teaching approach to help students excel Rivers Library and Media Center taken for the edibles. • Low tuition cost providing families an opportunity at private education here at the college. The next night, Pokeweed, for example, is can harbor pathogens that cause • Additional classes such as 4H, piano, dance, student council, and more foodborne illnesses. on July 8, we’ll be in Gilchrist used traditionally to make poke • Small class sizes for one on one learning and spaces are limited County at the FGC Gilchrist Center. salad. It is a potentially danger- We had two different samples On Thursday, July 10, we’ll be in ous plant that must be cooked of wild plums brought in to the Exciting NEW Program for K-5! 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6SUN 07MON 08TUE 09WED 10 THU Slight Slight Slight Slight Slight chance chance chance chance chance NATIONAL FORECAST MAP 3 p.m. today of of of of of storms storms storms storms storms LL Seattle 81/61 International Bangor Falls 81/61 HI 90 LO68 HI 92 LO70 HI 92 LO70 HI 92 LO70 HI 92 LO 70 Portland 78/57 86/62 Billings LL Boston Boise 92/62 83/68 98/61 HH New York REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, July 6 Rapid Minneapolis Detroit 86/67 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low City 89/68 85/70 93/63 Salt Lake San L City Omaha Chicago Valdosta Francisco L 97/68 88/71 Cincinnati 94/68 City Mo n d a y Tuesday 65/55 95/69 86/68 Washington D.C. Jacksonville Las Denver 87/68 90/72 Cape Canaveral 90/77/ts 91/79/ts Vegas HH 96/63 St. Tallahassee Lake City 101/84 Louis 90/68 Daytona Beach 91/76/ts 91/75/ts L 91/74 92/70 L HHCharlotte Fort Myers 93/76/ts 92/76/ts Los LL Albuquerque 87/67 Gainesville Daytona Beach Angeles 91/67 Memphis 77/66 Oklahoma Pensacola 90/70 90/74 Ft. 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TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter Fort White Babe Ruth Baseball’s Minor All-Stars rest up before winning their second game on Saturday’s opening day of the Small League State Invitational at South Columbia Sports Park. Fort White hosting 10U, 12U, 15U all-star state tournament

By TIM KIRBY (15U) lost to Jefferson County, Fort White had one error and was not ruled out. Miller stole ent players and the team pounded [email protected] 11-3. twice tagged out runners on the second base and scored on an out seven hits. Both the Minors and Majors base paths. overthrow. Scoring the runs were Wells FORT WHITE — The Small play at 10:45 a.m. today. The After a 1-2-3 top of the first Fort White got consecutive (two singles), Fischer (triple), League State Invitational started Minors take on Mandarin, while inning, Hardin singled at lead-off singles by Johnson, Sandon Moore (double), Hardin (sin- in style on Saturday at South the Majors face Melrose. for Fort White. He was caught Raulerson and Hayden James to gle), Miller (single), Holderfield Columbia Sports Park. The Minors play Normandy at stealing, then Jonathan Fischer open the third inning, with James (single), Johnson (two walks), The tournament is hosted 12:30 p.m. Monday. followed with a single. Fischer driving in Johnson. That was the Raulerson (walk) and Caedrin annually by Fort White Babe The Seniors are off until moved to third on a walk and only run as Raulerson was thrown Blancett (walk). Comesana had a Ruth Baseball and the first round Monday when they take on error and scored on a wild pitch. out at home on a grounder to the pair of walks. was completed with no delays. Altamonte Springs at 9 a.m. Highlands tied the game with a shortstop. Fort White’s Minor All-Stars Play in the championship run in the second inning, before Johnson had a two-run Rookie ‘A’ State Tournament (10U) scored the best among brackets begins Tuesday. Fort White answered with four single in the fourth inning, the local teams by winning two Jeffrey Hardin started on the runs in the bottom half. driving in Miller (single) and Lake City Purple had a rough games. The Minors defeated mound for Fort White against Samuel Moore singled, John Joseph Comesana (walk). go of it at the Rookie “A” State Lakeshore, 9-4, in the morning Highlands and pitched into the Wells walked and Hardin was hit Fort White scored three more Tournament last week in Palm and knocked off Ocala Highlands, fourth inning. He gave up one by a pitch to load the bases. The runs in the fifth inning, while Beach Gardens. 11-2, in the afternoon. run. runners moved up a base on a waiting for the time limit to The Purple went 0-4 in pool Fort White’s Major All-Stars Brendan Johnson relieved and wild pitch with Moore scoring. expire. Dylan Holderfield (sin- play, starting with 11-3 losses to (12U) fell to Lafayette, 8-0, but pitched into the fifth inning, also Miller followed with a single that gle), Wells (walk) and Hardin both North Tampa and Miami on picked up a forfeit win when allowing one run. John Miller got scored two runs. (walk) scored the runs. Fischer Wednesday. Atlantic Beach won Oakleaf did not show up for the the final out. Miller’s ground ball was tipped had an RBI-single. 8-0 over Lake City on Thursday tournament. The pitchers benefited from by the pitcher, so although it hit In the Lakeshore win, the nine and South Orlando beat the Fort White’s Senior All-Stars good defense. Hardin running to third base he runs were scored by nine differ- Purple on Friday, 18-1. Back to work Columbia football before the fall camp, it’s an see that.” opportunity to give fami- Physicals begin at returns to practice lies a few shots at vaca- 5:30 p.m. at the high after a week off. tion. It’s an opportunity for school. the coaches to sit back and Besides the every day By BRANDON FINLEY enjoy time with their fami- conditioning against each [email protected] lies as well.” other, Allen said the Tigers With only a few more will continue to go against Play time is over for weeks before the pressure other teams in 7-on-7 drills. Columbia High’s football gets turned up and football “It gives you the ability to team. season kicks into high gear, work some different things The Tigers return to Allen knows this is the time against different defenses,” practice on Monday and to mold a champion. Allen said. “I think we see head coach Brian Allen “You want to see the the best of the best every hopes to see enthusiasm guys energetic and enthu- day in practice. We get to from all his players. siastic to come back,” Allen see some of that chalk talk “We’ve had time for rest said. “There’s only three and go out with an under- and recuperation mentally weeks to get in better con- standing to get it done. I and physically,” Allen said. dition. Then it’s game time don’t think it’s indicative “It gave families an abil- in August. We want to see of whether a team is good ity to do a vacation without guys grow in the scheme of or bad. It’s gives guys a missing any practice time. things. We expect to see all grasp of what you’re doing Giving them that week off of that. It’s an opportunity scheme-wise. It’ll give dif- the first part of July, the to get all the kids in the ferent routes, looks and see Fourth of July weekend, county free physicals. We how you adjust and do well JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter and then right at the end do that July 16. I want to against it.” Dallon Washington takes off after catching a pass during practice. 2BSPORTS

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Central Division Milwaukee (Gallardo 5-5) at Cincinnati TELEVISION W L Pct GB (Latos 1-1), 1:10 p.m. Detroit 48 36 .571 — Texas (Tepesch 3-3) at N.Y. Mets TV sports Kansas City 45 40 .529 3½ (Za.Wheeler 3-8), 1:10 p.m. Cleveland 41 44 .482 7½ Arizona (Miley 3-6) at Atlanta Today Chicago 41 47 .466 9 (A.Wood 6-6), 1:35 p.m. AUTO RACING Minnesota 39 47 .453 10 Chicago Cubs (Arrieta 5-1) at Noon West Division Washington (Zimmermann 6-4), 1:35 p.m. NBCSN — IndyCar, Pocono 500, at W L Pct GB Philadelphia (A.Burnett 5-7) at Long Pond, Pa. Oakland 53 33 .616 — Pittsburgh (Locke 1-1), 1:35 p.m. 5 p.m. Los Angeles 49 36 .576 3½ Miami (H.Alvarez 5-3) at St. Louis NBCSN — Formula One, British Seattle 48 39 .552 5½ (Gonzales 0-1), 2:15 p.m. Grand Prix, at Silverstone, England (same- Texas 37 49 .430 16 L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 5-5) at day tape) Houston 36 52 .409 18 Colorado (Flande 0-1), 4:10 p.m. 9 p.m. Saturday’s Games San Francisco (Lincecum 7-5) at ESPN2 — NHRA, Summit Racing Boston 3, Baltimore 2, 1st game San Diego (Hahn 4-1), 4:10 p.m. Equipment Nationals, at Norwalk, Ohio Minnesota 2, N.Y. Yankees 1, 11 Monday’s Games (same-day tape) innings Baltimore (Tillman 7-4) at Washington 11 p.m. Seattle 3, Chicago White Sox 2, 14 (Strasburg 7-6), 7:05 p.m. NBCSN — GP2, at Silverstone, innings Atlanta (Minor 2-5) at N.Y. Mets England (same-day tape) Tampa Bay 7, Detroit 2t (Matsuzaka 3-3), 7:10 p.m. CYCLING Kansas City at Cleveland (n) Chicago Cubs (E.Jackson 5-8) at 6 a.m. Baltimore at Boston, 2nd game (n) Cincinnati (Leake 6-7), 7:10 p.m. NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 2, Texas at N.Y. Mets (n) Philadelphia (Hamels 2-5) at Milwaukee York to Sheffield, England Houston at L.A. Angels (n) (Estrada 7-5), 8:10 p.m. 4 p.m. Toronto at Oakland (n) Pittsburgh (Morton 5-9) at St. Louis NBC — Tour de France, stage 2, York Today’s Games (Wainwright 11-4), 8:15 p.m. to Sheffield, England (same-day tape) Kansas City (Duffy 5-7) at Cleveland San Diego (Kennedy 6-9) at Colorado GOLF (Kluber 7-6), 1:05 p.m. (Matzek 1-2), 8:40 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Texas (Tepesch 3-3) at N.Y. Mets Miami (Koehler 6-6) at Arizona TGC — European PGA Tour, Open de (Za.Wheeler 3-8), 1:10 p.m. (C.Anderson 5-4), 9:40 p.m. France, final round, at Paris Baltimore (Gausman 3-2) at Boston San Francisco (Vogelsong 5-5) at 1 p.m. (Peavy 1-7), 1:35 p.m. Oakland (J.Chavez 6-5), 10:05 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier N.Y. Yankees (Kuroda 5-6) at Minnesota Classic, final round, at White Sulphur (Nolasco 5-6), 2:10 p.m. Springs, W.Va. Seattle (T.Walker 1-0) at Chicago AUTO RACING COURTESY 3 p.m. White Sox (Noesi 2-6), 2:10 p.m. CBS — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier Houston (McHugh 4-7) at L.A. Angels Race week Classic, final round, at White Sulphur (Richards 9-2), 3:35 p.m. Lightning strikes Springs, W.Va. Toronto (Hutchison 6-6) at Oakland POCONO INDYCAR 500 TGC — Web.com Tour, Nova Scotia (Mills 1-1), 4:05 p.m. Site: Long Pond, Pennsylvania. Lake City Lightning 10U baseball travel team won the USSSA Summer National Tournament Open, final round, at Halifax, Nova Scotia Tampa Bay (Price 7-7) at Detroit Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (NBC in Valdosta, Ga., on June 29-30. The Lightning went 5-0 during the tournament and defeated HORSE RACING (Porcello 11-4), 8 p.m. Sports Network, noon-4 p.m.). 5 p.m. Monday’s Games Track: Pocono Raceway (triangle, 2.5 the Leather Busters from Georgia, 10-7, in the championship game. Team members are FS1 — Thoroughbreds, United Nations Baltimore (Tillman 7-4) at Washington miles). (front row, from left) Adam Goelz, Sid Parris, Mason Gray, Zachary Shaw and Kade Jackson. Stakes, at Oceanport, N.J. (Strasburg 7-6), 7:05 p.m. Race distance: 400 miles, 160 laps. Second row (from left) are Austin McInnis, Dylon Hendry, Truitt Todd and Ty Jackson. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Y. Yankees (Nuno 2-5) at Cleveland BRITISH GRAND PRIX 1:30 p.m. (Masterson 4-5), 7:05 p.m. Site: Silverstone, England. Back row coaches (from left) are Josh Todd, Keith Jackson, Kevin Jackson and Kevin Gray. WGN — Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox (Carroll 2-5) at Schedule: Today, race, 8 a.m. (CNBC, Washington Boston (Buchholz 3-4), 7:10 p.m. 7:30-10:30 a.m.; NBC Sports Network, 2 p.m. Kansas City (Shields 8-4) at Tampa Bay 5-8 p.m.). TBS — N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota (Odorizzi 4-7), 7:10 p.m. Track: Silverstone Circuit (road course, 7 p.m. Houston (Cosart 8-6) at Texas 3.667 miles). ESPN — All-Star Game Selection (N.Martinez 1-6), 8:05 p.m. Race distance: 190.6 miles, 52 laps. Show, at Bristol, Conn. San Francisco (Vogelsong 5-5) at SUMMIT RACING EQUIPMENT 8 p.m. Oakland (J.Chavez 6-5), 10:05 p.m. NHRA NATIONALS ESPN — Tampa Bay at Detroit Toronto (Happ 7-4) at L.A. Angels Site: Norwalk, Ohio. SOCCER (Weaver 9-6), 10:05 p.m. Schedule: Today, final eliminations, 3 p.m. Minnesota (Correia 4-10) at Seattle (ESPN2, 9 p.m.-midnight). ESPN — MLS, Chicago at Kansas City (Iwakuma 6-4), 10:10 p.m. Track: Summit Motorsports Park. TENNIS OTHER RACES 9 a.m. NL standings ARCA RACING SERIES: Herr’s Chase ESPN — Wimbledon, men’s The Taste 200, Today (CBS Sports Network, championship, at London East Division 2-4 p.m.), Winchester (Ind.) Speedway. WNBA BASKETBALL W L Pct GB 2 p.m. Atlanta 49 38 .563 — ESPN2 — Minnesota at New York Washington 47 39 .547 1½ SOCCER 4 p.m. Miami 42 45 .483 7 ESPN2 — Phoenix at Los Angeles New York 38 48 .442 10½ World Cup ——— Philadelphia 37 50 .425 12 Monday Central Division QUARTERFINALS ARENA FOOTBALL W L Pct GB Friday 8 p.m. Milwaukee 52 36 .591 — Germany 1, France 0 ESPN2 — Orlando at Philadelphia St. Louis 47 41 .534 5 Brazil 2, Colombia 1 CYCLING Pittsburgh 46 41 .529 5½ Saturday 8 a.m. Cincinnati 44 42 .512 7 Argentina 1, Belgium 0 NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 3, Chicago 38 47 .447 12½ Netherlands 0, Costa Rica 0, Cambridge, England to London West Division Netherlands advanced 4-3 on penalty MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL W L Pct GB kicks 7 p.m. Los Angeles 50 40 .556 — SEMIFINALS ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland San Francisco 47 39 .547 1 Tuesday San Diego 39 47 .453 9 At Belo Horizonte, Brazil Colorado 37 51 .420 12 Brazil vs. Germany, 4 p.m. BASEBALL Arizona 36 53 .404 13½ Wednesday COURTESY Saturday’s Games At Sao Paulo AL standings Miami 6, St. Louis 5 Netherlands vs. Argentina, 4 p.m. Washington 13, Chicago Cubs 0 THIRD PLACE Trip to Tallahassee East Division Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 Saturday, July 12 W L Pct GB Atlanta 10, Arizona 4 At Brasilia, Brazil Participants in the Columbia County Recreation Department’s Summer Camp Program Baltimore 46 40 .535 — Colorado 8, L.A. Dodgers 7 Semifinal losers, 4 p.m. visited Florida State University on June 19. The campers toured the campus and athletic Toronto 47 41 .534 — Milwaukee 1, Cincinnati 0 CHAMPIONSHIP facilities and enjoyed lunch in Tallahassee. New York 43 43 .500 3 San Francisco at San Diego (n) Sunday, July 13 Boston 39 47 .453 7 Texas at N.Y. Mets (n) At Rio de Janeiro Tampa Bay 40 50 .444 8 Today’s Games Semifinal winners, 3 p.m. Coke Zero 400 to run today

Associated Press 1 but showers soaked the 2 ⁄2 hours. mile superspeedway and Bristol also was affected, DAYTONA BEACH forced officials to delay the and Texas was delayed a — Steady rain forced green flag and eventually day. NASCAR to postpone the postpone the race. Sprint Cup rookies Alex Sprint Cup race at Daytona This is the fourth Cup Bowman and Ryan Truex International Speedway. race affected by rain this entertained fellow driv- The Coke Zero 400 will season and the second to ers and rain-soaked fans start at 11 a.m. today. be postponed a day. The Saturday by turning the The race was supposed to Daytona 500 at Daytona introduction stage into a start at 7:57 p.m. Saturday, was delayed more than six slip and slide. BRIEFS

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By JOHN PYE considering him a better Associated Press option in the shootout than No. 1 Jasper Cillessen RIO DE JANEIRO — and made two crucial — The Argentines didn’t saves. need a late winner from “We had a lot of chances Lionel Messi this time, but it didn’t go in,” Krul settling in to protect a said on Dutch television. 1-0 margin against Belgium “Then I come in, stop two that earned them a first penalties and here we trip to the World Cup are.” semifinals in 24 years. The flood of goals from COURTESY The Netherlands could the group stage slowed have used a late goal to a trickle in the knock- Cooperstown trip from Robin van Persie or out rounds, with the four Elite Pro Ball 12U baseball travel team played in the baseball tournament at Cooperstown, N.Y., the week of June 14. Wesley Sneijder or Arjen quarterfinals yielding Players and coaches stayed in barracks with no parents allowed. The Newberry-based team went 5-1 in pool play, Robben later Saturday but just five goals. Brazil’s allowing 2.84 runs per game, and was seeded 14th for elimination play. Elite Pro Ball beat No. 3 seed LBA Seals from didn’t get one, only edging 2-1 win over Colombia on California, 10-6, then beat No. 6 FCA Blue Claws by the same score. Elite Pro Ball lost to the Sacramento (Calif.) Capitals, Costa Rica 4-3 on penal- Friday night was relatively ties to set up a semifinal high-scoring compared 16-2, in the semifinals to place fourth in a field of 104 teams. During the trip, players and their families visited the Baseball against Argentina. with the 1-0 results by Hall of Fame, the 911 Memorial and Yankee Stadium to see New York play Baltimore. Team members are coach Mike Spina The 2010 finalists lit up Germany against France (from left), Grayson Martin, Kyle Meadows, Kameron Couey, Justin Mosley, Sammy Walker, Lance Minson, Tate Worrell, the tournament with 12 and Argentina against Ethan Thompson, Luke Hatcher, Chase Holman, Tyler Shellnut and head coach Chedric Honeycutt. goals in four matches but Belgium. couldn’t find the net in The low-scoring quar- regulation or extra time terfinals were slightly GOLF REPORTS against rank underdog overshadowed anyway in Costa Rica. the host nation, where mil- Captain van Persie lions were still coming to wasted chances to break terms with the fact that a the 0-0 deadlock, and back injury knocked star McCranie cleans out scramble pot Sneijder smashed an 80th- striker Neymar out of the minute free kick into the tournament. Mike McCranie was the COUNTRY CLUB came in fourth with a +2. Match 3 — Rhea Hart, post and a stoppage-time Brazil fans at Brasilia’s Thursday Night Scramble at LAKE CITY Eddy Brown won first Monty Montgomery, Merle shot into the crossbar, set- Estadio Nacional for the pot killer on June 26. His Carl Ste-Marie place in the B Division with Hibbard, Eli Witt and Carl ting the scene for replace- Argentina-Belgium match eagle on No. 9 won the a +7. Ron Miracle came in Wilson def. Rob Brown, ment goalkeeper Tim Krul wore face mask carica- pot worth $594. His team- second with a +5. Lynn Dennis Hendershott, Jim to be the unlikely hero. tures of their talisman and mates were Zane McCranie David Rhodes won first Smith came in third with McGriff, Bob Sonntag and Krul went on in the held up signs reading: and Dustin Walker. place with a +10. Bruce a +3. Paul Davis, 6-4. last minute of extra time “Have strength Neymar. The team of Cory Ford, Mickey Willcox and Skin winners were: Top scorers were: — coach Louis van Gaal Brazil will win.” DePratter, Pete Skantzos Eli Witt tied for second McCranie (No. 1), Keith Christensen (37-38-75), and Mark Lloyd won first with a +5. Mike Carr and Shaw (No. 9), Mike Gough Stephens (36-40-76), Snow place with a 5-under par. Timmy Rogers tied for fifth (No. 11), Jordan Hale (37-40-77), Hart (38-40-78), The team of Dennis with a +4. (No. 14), Brown (No. 15) Montgomery (38-40-78), Crawford, Steve Thomas, Closest to the pin and Shelton Keen (No. 18). Witt (42-37-79), McGriff Jeff Norris and Gillian winners were: Rhodes on The pot hole was No. (39-40-79), Jobe (39-40-79), Norris won first place in No. 5, Terry Hunter on 16. There were multiple Wheary (38-41-79) and the C.J. Spiller and Gerard No. 7, Steve Thomas on birdies; therefore a $50 Persons (41-38-79). Warren Golf Classic on No. 15 and Steve Patterson carries over to July 9. Congratulations to ... June 28 with a 14-under on No. 17. The Wednesday Blitz Eddy Brown for his hole- par 58. Skins winner were: costs $13 (with optional in-one on No. 15 ... Bob The team of Pepper Rhodes (No. 1), Patterson pot), plus cart fee, and is Roberts for his hole-in-one Johnson, Vince Wilfork, (Nos. 2, 17), Mike Carr open to anyone and you on No. 7. Ricky Nattiel and Anthony (No. 5), Rogers (No. 7), can tee off at anytime. Call Upcoming events: Miller came in second with Bruce Ford (No. 8) and Jim the pro shop to make a tee n July 14-18, Golf Camp; a 59. The team of Grady Carr (No. 11). time. n July 19, The Open Moore, Mike Streicher, The Sunday Blitz costs Good Old Boys play: Blitz; Nick Slay and Zack Paulk $20, plus cart fee, and is Match 1 — Bob Wheary, n July 21-25, Tennis came in third with a 60. open to anyone and you Shelton Keen, Stan Camp; Paulk won the closest to can tee off at anytime. Call Woolbert and Emerson n July 25, Pairings the pin, Slay won the lon- the pro shop to make a tee Darst def. Marc Risk, Dave Party; gest drive and Nattiel won time. Cannon, Jim Stevens and n July 26, The MGA the longest putt. We had 29 players in the Jim Bell, 4-1; 400; We would like to thank Wednesday Blitz on July 2. Match 2 — Ed Snow, n July 28-Aug. 1, Golf everyone that came out Keith Shaw won first Don Christensen, Mike Camp; and played in the great place in the A Division with Spencer and Dan Stephens n Aug. 2, Lafayette tournament. a +8. Mike McCranie and def. Jerry Jobe, Noidrie Rotary Club; We had 20 players in the Ed Snow tied for second Moses, Bill Rogers and Joe n Aug. 4-8, Tennis Sunday Blitz on June 29. with a +4. Dennis Crawford Persons, 6–2; Camp. Lady Tigers tourney July 14

Quail Heights is hosting QUAIL HEIGHTS and Keith Denmark on the Columbia High girls COUNTRY CLUB No. 17. golf team benefit tourna- Nicki Newmans Wednesday Scramble ment on July 19. team winners were Bill Format is three-person Ryan, Mike Kahlich, scramble with teams picked Monday’s Top of the Hill Bruce Parks and Richard by “A” players the morning winners were Jack Tuggle Simmons with a -5. of the tournament. Team in first with a +3, Joe The scramble pot was picks are at 8 a.m., with a Herring in second place won by team members Chet shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. with a +2, and Bob McGraw Carter, Wallace Christie Sign up and support your taking third with a +1. and Soon Lee. local high school girls golf Wednesday Blitz win- The new greens prog- team. ners were Tony “TK” Kent ress is getting there, so Friday Dogfight winner taking first place with a come check them out. With was Gerald Smithy, who +7, Chet Carter in second the improvement on the took first place with a +6. place with a +5, and Frog course and at the pool, it is Following close behind Niewisch taking third place becoming the “New Quail with a +5 was Bob Jaeger in with a +3. Heights.” second place. Walking away with a The junior golf camp Skin winners were Al pretty good skins payout under the direction of Cohoon, Joe Herring (2), with the only two skins Tammy Carter Gainey is Bob McGraw (2) and were Carter and Kent. 8:30-11: 30 a.m. July 14-18. Smithy (3). Closest to the pin win- Cost is $60 for club mem- Closest to the pin win- ners were Keith Hudson on bers and $70 For non mem- ners were Herring on No. 3 Nos. 3 and 15, Jim Munns bers. Sign up in the pro and Smithy on No. 5. on No. 5, Kent on No. 11 shop or call 752-3339.

COURTESY Tiara Carter, teeing off at tournament host The Country Club at Lake City, shot an 83 to win the Girls 16-18 Division in the Gainesville Jr. Golf Tour event on June 30. 4BSports

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OUTDOORS 360 care anything about our lures. Finally I spotted a big bone and made a perfect cast. Zero interest. John cast. Zero interest. Meanwhile Scott was “practicing his casts” behind us on the sand bar. Two minutes later, Scott’s drag started screaming. I went running over to him and figured he had a barracuda, or a shark, but Rob Chapman I noticed he needed some [email protected] coaching. He was reeling against t’s the last day of the drag and the fish was Mancation 2014, and about to run off all of his I’m scraping peanut line. So, I tightened down butter out of the jar the drag, and Scott got the for breakfast. routine down while IOur annual mancation listening to everything I takes us to a secret spot told him. He stopped the located somewhere in the fish before it could run off Bahamas. No wives, or all of his line, and about 10 women attend. We minutes later a big bonefish basically fish like crazy came into sight. I yelled, (some sleep like crazy), “are you kidding me!” and eat what we catch for He had successfully 5-6 nights out of the week. hooked the bonefish of a This year was Scott lifetime, without seeing the Gilmer’s first trip. Scott fish, without ever isn’t one to shy away from having thrown a spinning an adventure, and he rod, and without having knows one mode: ALL IN. any idea how hard it all If he goes skiing, he was to actually accomplish! skips the training hills and With the help of John, goes right to the Olympic we were able to control the champion level — at full PHOTO COURTESY ROB CHAPMAN fish, exchange high fives, speed. His first skiing trip Scott Gilmer and Rob Chapman with the 5.8-pound Grand Bahama Island bonefish. and take a photo of this he crashed so hard that it once-in-a-lifetime 26-inch, was termed a yard sale — our annual Chris Costello listening to everything I whitetail deer of the ocean. we stepped out the back 5.8-pound bonefish. meaning he hit, and stuff Sleeping Award, given to said, casting when I said to They see everything and door onto the beach. John Ironically, Scott wasn’t went flying everywhere, the guy who sleeps the cast, and generally going spook at a lure that lands Crews, another rookie, also able to fully appreciate scattering the ground like most. anytime the conditions within 50 yards of them. struck out with us. what an accomplishment a Saturday morning yard For the rest of this story, were right (sun shining In five years of For me, guiding this fish was until he had sale. He wound up with a I’ll write in reverse. and 3 hours on either side making this trip I had someone to a great fish finished grinding out the broken bone, and probably I typically walk 10-15 of a low tide). caught roughly 25 trumps anything I can do rest of the week with no multiple concussions. miles a day on mancation He actually took a day bonefish from the beach, personally. So, I was eager other fish. He realized just True story. in search of the “gray off to recover from the and Jonathan Allen was in to try and see what I could how amazing this fish was When he plays touch ghost,” and most of it in soreness of the first two the same ballpark with his do with these two rookies, under the circumstances. football with some guys water that’s ankle to knee days in hopes of being able catches. That’s seven days even though the odds were Mark this one down as a from church, tackling gets deep. It’s the only way to to go back to his normal of fishing, 10-12 hours a higher of a snowstorm on true fish story! involved, and he ends up catch DIY bonefish. hardcore style. day, for five years, and it the Bahamas. with no cartilage It requires covering What did all of this hard equated to maybe five fish Scott practiced a few n Rob Chapman IV is a remaining in his left miles of the most beautiful work get him from Monday a year. casts, picked up the basics, tournament winning angler shoulder. water known to man. I’m to Saturday? NOTHING. During this same time, and he was casting 50-75 and outdoorsman from Lake True story. wired differently, I work Not one bonefish. six other guests combined feet (nowhere near far City. He’s an award winning If he were to take up really hard, and I play even Heck, he even went had successfully landed enough to catch a bonefish marine artist, a graduate of chess he’d probably turn it harder. Scott went all in offshore, and caught a fish zero bonefish (over 12 in the conditions). Florida Gateway College and into a rugby match. with this mission from day roughly the size of a tic-tac. inches). So, over 30 It was a high sun, no of Jacksonville University. He Not a true story ... yet. one. By day six an That was it. week-long attempts, from wind, and the sand bars is currently the Coordinator of I also know Scott works exhausted Scott said, “I’m I kept telling him that some very good fisherman: were becoming exposed by Marketing, Web, & Graphics like crazy, and is extremely sick of the saltwater.” it happens to everyone NOTHING. the gin-clear water. These Production at FGC, and is devoted to his family. It He had reached a level fishing this style from the Let’s rewind to our first conditions make it even active both in the outdoors seems he’s been worked of physical fatigue — with beach for bonefish. It takes full day. Scott had never harder to catch bonefish. and designing for outdoors more hours than an AC assistance from a mild great eyesight, pinpoint thrown a spinning rod. He We kept walking along companies throughout the Unit in the middle of the sickness that was keeping accuracy with your casting, didn’t even know what a and I spotted a few fish and world. He’d love to hear Sahara Dessert. Because him on or near the couch perfect conditions, and — bail was. I basically gave we made some casts, and from you! Send your reports, of this, Vegas odds had and house. He kept up with most importantly — a ton him my brand-new setup, all of the fish spooked (like photos, and articles to Scott as the favorite to win me for several days, of luck. Bonefish are the a two-minute tutorial, and they usually do) or didn’t [email protected].

PHOTO COURTESY ROB CHAPMAN Chase Cervantes shows his biggest dolphin from an Islamorado trip.

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City recently received 1,287 finan- didn’t have people SUVs, it’s unlikely drivers around here The company says in documents the firm’s exclusive Field cial advi- like Jay.’ will be receiving any sort of notification. posted Thursday by the U.S. National Trainer Award for his sors out of The recall is due to the brake lines rust- Highway Traffic Safety Administration Poole — Jim Weddle, Edward efforts in voluntarily train- the firm’s Jones’ managing partner ing and leaking fluid which can mean it that salty water can splash onto the ing new financial advisors. more than 13,000 received will take longer for the vehicles to come brake lines through a gap in the fuel “Jay Poole is an outstand- the Field Trainer Award. losophy,” Poole said. “We to a complete stop. tank protector, causing rust. If they leak ing member of the Edward Poole also won the work together, help each For about half the vehicles, it’s the fluid, it could take longer to stop the car Jones team,” said Jim firm’s exclusive Spirit of other and all share in the second recall for the same problem. and increase the risk of a crash. Weddle, Edward Jones’ man- Partnership Award for rewards of working with Affected are 2005 through 2009 Dealers will inspect the lines and aging partner. “We couldn’t outstanding performance long-term individual inves- Legacy and Outback, the 2008 through replace them if leaks are found. They’ll grow at the rate we’ve during 2013. tors. That brings out the 2014 Impreza and the 2009 through also apply anti-corrosion wax. achieved if we didn’t have Poole said he is honored best in everyone.” 2013 Forester. No crashes or injuries have been people like Jay who remem- to receive the award. Poole was one of only It covers vehicles sold or registered in reported due to the problem, and ber what it was like to start “Edward Jones is a part- 1,053 financial advisors Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Subaru is taking the action as a precau- out, and who give unself- nership. That structure is out of the firm’s more than Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, tion, spokesman Michael McHale said ishly so others can realize not just financial, it’s a phi- 13,000 to receive the award. Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New in an email. US hiring likely strong for fifth straight month By JOSH BOAK BY THE NUMBERS ing for work, more are typical- job, compared with 66 percent spend. AP Economics Writer ly counted as jobless, and the before the recession. Most economists say annu- Number of unemployment rate can stay flat Average wages, meanwhile, alized growth is tracking 3 WASHINGTON — Hiring was 215,000 jobs added or even rise. have grown just 2 percent a year percent to 3.5 percent in the nationwide in the month of June, likely robust for a fifth straight according to FactSet Private payrolls provider ADP during the recovery, below the current second quarter. Growth month in June, a sign that the said Wednesday that businesses long-run average annual growth over the course of the entire economic recovery, now enter- Percent of adult added 281,000 jobs in June. The of about 3.5 percent. year should be closer to 2 per- ing its sixth year, is finally gain- 62.8 Americans working or figure suggests that the govern- Many economists predicted cent for the entire year, rough- ing meaningful traction. looking for a job, compared to 66 ment’s jobs report could bring late last year that the steady but ly similar to the 1.9 percent percent before the recession Economists have forecast a pleasant surprise. But the tepid recovery would accelerate increase in gross domestic that employers added 215,000 Percent wages nationwide ADP numbers cover only pri- in 2014. The momentum built product achieved last year. jobs last month, according to 2 have grown during the vate businesses, and they often over the past four years will Other than the weak growth FactSet. That would be roughly economy’s recovery diverge from the government’s finally unleash more hiring and at the start of the year, the in line with the 217,000 workers more comprehensive report higher wages, they said. economy’s health appears to be Million vehicles added in April. Average monthly 16.98 unloaded at In May, the economy But the economy actually improving. job gains have averaged 213,600 national dealerships in the June surpassed its jobs total in shrank in the first three months Auto sales rose at the fastest this year. December 2007, when the Great of this year at an annual rate of pace in eight years in June. The government will release Recession started. But econo- 2.9 percent. That’s the sharp- Dealers unloaded vehicles at the June employment report Analysts predict that the mists at the liberal Economic est quarterly contraction since an annual pace of 16.98 mil- at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time unemployment rate will remain Policy Institute estimate that 7 the recession. Ferocious winter lion last month. Factory orders Thursday. 6.3 percent for a third straight million more jobs would have storms and freezing tempera- picked up last month as well, If more than 200,000 work- month. If the rate stays flat been needed to keep up with tures caused factories to close according to a report this week ers were added last month, it despite solid hiring, it will likely population growth. and prevented consumers from by the Institute for Supply would mark the fifth consecu- be because more people out of Many people who lost jobs visiting shopping malls and auto Management. tive month of job gains at least work began seeking jobs last during the recession and were dealers. Home sales also strengthened that high. Not since the height month. The government counts never rehired have stopped Yet the winter failed to freeze in May, after having sputtered of the tech boom in 1999 and people as unemployed only if looking for work. Just 62.8 per- hiring. This should help to speed in the middle of last year when 2000 has hiring been that con- they’re actively seeking jobs. So cent of adult Americans are economic growth because more higher mortgage rates and ris- sistently strong. when more people start look- working or are looking for a jobs lead to more paychecks to ing prices hurt affordability. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 3C

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Scalloping benefits bldgs & equipment, provide life must be licensed by Florida which is physically located at 149 lawn/grounds care, maintain starts June 28 Call now S.E. Staff Way, Lake City, Florida Application Deadline: 7/22/14 Fish and Wildlife. If you are 352-498-5405 or 352-498-5986 32025. Each Bidder shall submit one Position details and applications accurate records/reports, unsure, contact the local original and one copy of their bid pa- available on web at: dependable vehicle, valid Fla. office for information. Scalloping!! Horseshoe Beach perwork in the sealed envelope. www.fgc.edu driver s license, valid personal Gulf Front 2br, w/lg porch, dock, Contractor s Prequalification: Human Resources auto insurance/safe driving record, Musical fish sink. wkend $425. wk $995. All prime Contractors wishing to bid Florida Gateway College must pass physical and 413 Merchandise 352-498-5986 or 386-235-3633 this project must be prequalified. 149 S.E. College Place dcf background check alwaysonvacation.com #419-181 Contractors who wish to submit a bid Lake City, FL 32025-2007 Apply at: on this project must prequalify with 236 SW Columbia Ave, LC 05545723 Florida Gateway College. To be con- Phone (386) 754-4314 Acrosonic Baldwin. Beautiful Fax (386) 754-4814 OR sidered for prequalification, Contrac- Apply Online: sv4cs.org Spinet Piano. Light Mahogany, tors must request, complete and sub- E-Mail: Free tuning & delivery. $975 [email protected] E-mail/fax resume to: mit a prequalification package to the [email protected] 352-509-1855 leave message College. Prequalification packages FGC is accredited by the Southern Association of Fax (386) 754-2220 may be obtained from the College's Call 754-2225 EOE Director of Procurement & Con- Colleges and Schools ished Monthly the tracts, Tonia E. Lawson at 386-754- Commission on Colleges. Mechanic needed for general Garage Sales Publ by 4226 or by email at VP/ADA/EA/EO College in 430 semi-truck and tire repairs. Lake City Reporter [email protected]. Completed Education and Employment Steady employment with benefits. prequalification packages must be re- PUBLISHER'S NOTE turned to Procurement Department Wage dependent on experience. All Yard Sale Ads which is located in Building 001, 05545691 Must have own hand tools. Must be Pre-Paid. Please contact Greg @ 755-7700 Room 130 not later than 4:00 PM lo- Rountree Moore Under NEW cal time Tuesday, July 15, 2014. The Automotive Group. our Leadership College will not be responsible for Seeking highly motivated Y postal or other delivery service de- Earn Up to $10.35 individual for sale position. Per Hour Within lays that cause a prequalification Great income potential with First 6 Months! package to arrive in the Procurement benefits. No experience Department after the designated necessary. Call Chris Shelley Want to sell it quickly? Call Melissa: 386-754-0401 date/time. today to set up your interview Bid Documents Prepared By: FREE Satellite TV Service! VALUED AT $3,000 Kail Partners, LLC, Architecture & 386-758-6171 Interiors PO Box 359055 FULL TIME POSITIONS Gainesville, Florida 32635-9005 05545850 (352) 871-4935, Now Hiring Class A CDL [email protected] Delivery drivers for local AVAILABLE! Bid Documents Available From: delivery routes. http://kailpartners.com Lifting req. is 50lbs, Must have clean driving record with a total LOOKING FOR: Project Description: 2002 Dodge Ram Demolition and renovation work at of 7 years driving experience Florida Gateway College, Building and be at least 21 years of age. 1500 SLT 4x4 Technically sound & 022 as outlined in the Documents. Criminal background check and 157,775 miles The work includes, but is not limited drug screening are required. $5,500 OBO sale oriented candidates to: Cutting and patching, selective Apply in Person: Call demolition, metal stud framing, car- 467 SW Ring Court, 386-755-0139 pentry, casework, insulation, seal- Lake City, FL 32025 www.sitel.com 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, JULY 6-12, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 Corporations are people? It’s a real legal concept, and conundrum Supreme Court ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby’s religious rights.

By NANCY BENAC WIKIMEDIA COMMONS Associated Press Columbia County has 380,408 acres of forested land. Of that, 121,504 acres, including roughly 80,000 acres that WASHINGTON — comprise the Osceola National Forest, are public lands. There may be more to that The SouthWRAP website will help mitigation specialists and “we the people” notion agencies combat wildfire. than you thought. These are boom times for the concept of “corpo- SOUTHWRAP rate personhood.” Continued From 1C Corporations are peo- ple?

Mitt Romney got WIKIMEDIA COMMONS area contains data on 13 southern states. mocked during the 2012 Hobby Lobby is a chain of retail arts and crafts stores based in Oklahoma City, Okla., for- The website allows visitors access to information as presidential campaign for merly called Hobby Lobby Creative Centers. The stores are wholly owned by the corpora- either public viewers or professional viewers. The is also the very idea. tion and not a franchise chain. a section for a communities at-risk editor. The public view- But it turns out the prin- er can identify wildfire risks at home and the professional ciple has been lurking in have more rights than real for corporations to opt out immense perversion of viewer can access information designed to support the U.S. law for more than a people. of all sorts of other legal the Constitution. Robots community wildfire protection planning needs of govern- century, and the Supreme There’s a petition drive requirements if they can don’t have rights, trees ment officials, hazard mitigation planners and wildfire Court, in a 5-4 ruling, gave to amend the Constitution cite a religious objection. don’t have rights, and nei- professionals. The community editor section allows the it more oomph this week to ensure that “inalienable Hillary Rodham Clinton, ther do corporations.” Florida Forest Service to create and manage wildfire when it ruled that certain rights belong to human a potential Democratic He warned that the rul- assessments at the community level. The information is businesses are entitled to beings only.” candidate for president in ing could backfire against collected and stored in a centralized database. exercise religious rights, 2016, voiced similar con- corporations if the court “Anybody can go on this website as a public viewer and just as do people. Corporate personhood cerns. goes too far in extending identify the risks to their home,” Bloodworth said, noting Justice Samuel Alito, All of this calls for a “Just think about this individual rights to busi- the computer then generates a question asking, “What writing for the court’s brief reality check: for a minute,” she said. nesses. Breaching the are your risks?” majority, said protecting Corporations really aren’t “It’s the first time that our wall between corporations “You can put your home address in there and it will the religious rights of people. court has said that a close- and their shareholders, come up on the map and identify some risks that you may closely held corporations, Everyone knows this. ly held corporation has the he said, could ultimately be experiencing,” he said. which are often small, fam- Even Romney, who was rights of a person when it make corporations liable The website lists threats collected from historical data ily-run businesses, “pro- criticized for being out of comes to religious free- for the actions of their and indicates what the intensity level would be if a wildfire tects the religious liberty touch when he famously dom.” shareholders and vice to threaten the area, calculating low to extremely high of the humans who own told a protester that “cor- Some opponents of the versa. intensity. and control them.” porations are people, my ruling see the expanding For example, if Hobby Bloodworth said the tool will be beneficial mitigation In its ruling, the court friend.” view of corporate person- Lobby, one of the com- specialists and to agencies that combat wildfire. said closely held corpora- The point the GOP pres- hood as a legal fiction run panies that sued against “It’s a wonderful tool for us because we can take these tions with religious objec- idential candidate was try- amok. covering some forms of results and help prioritize the areas where the state will tions cannot be forced to ing to make was that rais- They say the lat- contraception, owed some- engage in its mitigation treatments,” he said. “It will also pay for their employees’ ing taxes on corporations est court ruling could one money, its creditors encourage community interaction and education based on insurance coverage for would affect real people encourage corporations might try to go after the the information we have and also supply tactical analysis contraception, as required because “everything cor- to try to claim greater shareholders, he said. that might be necessary to reduce the threat of wildfire.” under President Barack porations earn ultimately rights in other areas as “I suspect there’s going A majority of the information gathered will be used in Obama’s health care law. goes back to people.” well — arguing against to be trouble in paradise a wildfire protection plan for Columbia County. A wildfire Four years earlier, the The Supreme Court cruel and unusual punish- down the road,” said protection plan is an assessment of risks and it identifies corporations-as-people was reasoning in a simi- ment if they think a fine Neuborne, who wrote mitigation actions that should be taken to lessen the idea got another big boost lar vein when it ruled that is too big, for example, a brief for the Brennan impact of local wildfires. It also identifies the stakeholders when the court voted 5-4 the real people who run or even seeking a corpo- Center for Justice at New and provides capabilities for implementing the plan and to expand the free speech closely held corporations rate right to bear arms. York University’s School focuses on evaluating and re-planning as necessary. rights of businesses and should be able to exercise The courts already have of Law arguing against “The Florida Forest Service is here to service the pub- labor unions by strik- religious rights just as do extended to corpora- extending religious rights lic and we take great strides to protect the safety of not ing down limits on their individuals. tions Fourth Amendment to businesses. only our firefighters but the public as well,” Bloodworth political spending. That Alito, in his ruling, rights against unreason- Attorney John Bursch, said. “These types of tools are what helps us do that.” unleashed a massive flood described the concept of able searches but have a former Michigan solici- He said tools are only useful if the decision makers in of private money into polit- corporate personhood as declined to provide them tor general, said it makes the county are aware of the risks. ical campaigns. “a familiar legal fiction” Fifth Amendment protec- sense that corporations “And then we together, on a collaborative basis, pre- The rulings have trig- that retains its usefulness. tion from self-incrimina- have some of the same pare wildfire protection plans that identify the risks in the gered renewed debate “It is important to keep tion. rights as individuals. areas of Columbia County and allow us to make, not only over the idea of corpora- in mind that the purpose After the Supreme After the court extended the decision makers, but the public aware, of their risks tions as people, which sur- of this fiction is to pro- Court’s 2010 campaign free-speech rights to cor- to wildfire.” faces in legal cases stretch- vide protection for human finance ruling, attorney porations, “it’s not a big ing back to the 1880s. beings,” he wrote. Burt Neuborne lamented: leap to say that a First There are wonky legal But Justice Ruth Bader “At the rate the court is Amendment protection SRWMD to meet this week discussions about the dif- Ginsburg, in her dissent, going, soon we will be able with respect to religious The Suwannee River Water Management District will meet ferences between “artifi- zinged Alito and the to be adopted by a corpo- liberty would also apply to with the Columbia County Board of County Commissioners on cial persons” (corpora- majority for “an expansive ration. Maybe even marry a corporation,” he said. Thursday, July 10 at 5:30 p.m. at the Columbia County School Board Administrative Complex, 372 West Duval Street. The tions) and “natural per- notion of corporate per- one.” Whether more rights purpose of the meeting is to provide an update to the public sons” (the kind with flesh sonhood.” should be extended, and commissioners on the wastewater management and and blood). She said the “startling Who has rights? Bursch said, “is a little reuse project at Lake City's spray field. The public is invited to TV comics riff on the breadth” of the court’s rul- Now, Neuborne calls harder, and we’d all need attend the meeting. Call 386-758-1005 with questions. notion that fake people ing could clear the way the latest court ruling “an to think about that.” Vacationers leave as Arthur draws near to North Carolina By EMERY P. DALESIO On Wednesday, he warned said Fitzgerald, 44, of Fairfax, Associated Press people: “Don’t put your stupid Virginia. hat on.” Those who don’t evacuate RODANTHE, N.C. — But the next day, even as the the islands should prepare for Hurricane Arthur gained storm gathered strength, he said: possibly getting stuck for sev- strength in the Atlantic on “Of course, this holiday weekend, eral days without food, water Thursday and threatened to the July 4th weekend, is one of or power, National Hurricane strike near the North Carolina the biggest weekends for coastal Center forecaster Stacy Stewart coast on Independence Day, tourism in the state, and we antic- said Thursday. prompting thousands of vaca- ipate a beautiful weekend after “We want the public to take tioners and residents to leave the Tropical Storm Arthur or the this system very seriously, go parts of the state’s popular but Hurricane Arthur is out of North ahead and start their prepara- flood-prone Outer Banks. Carolina.” tions because time is beginning Nichole Specht, 27, and Ryan Some visitors stayed put, hope- to run out,” he said. Witman, 28, had pre-loaded their ful the fast-moving storm would Arthur, the first named storm Honda CRV and left Hatteras follow predictions to pass through of the Atlantic season, prompted Island at 3:30 a.m. Thursday, by Friday afternoon. About 20 a hurricane warning for much beating the expected traffic jam. WIKIEMEDIA COMMONS miles north of the only bridge of the North Carolina coast. The island was under an evacua- Vacationers are packing up and leaving their rental house — much like off Hatteras, Sean Fitzgerald and Tropical storm warnings were in tion order, with no traffic allowed the one pictured above on the beach in Rodanthe, North Carolina — as his 5-year-old son, Cade, enjoyed effect for coastal areas in South in. Officials asked an estimated Tropical Storm Arthur continues to make ihis way up the coast. a sunny morning lounging in Carolina and Virginia. On the 35,000 residents and travelers beach chairs in the town of Kill Outer Banks’ Ocracoke Island, to leave through North Carolina then this,” Specht said as she ous rip currents. Category 2 hur- Devil Hills. accessible only by ferry, a volun- Highway 12, the only road on and ended a two-week vacation that ricanes pack winds of more than The sand was dotted with tary evacuation was underway. off Hatteras. included scouting sites for the 96 mph. tourists. A handful of surfers Officials said ferry service would Specht and Witman found the couple’s wedding next year. Before the storm hit, tourism took to the water. Like all areas end at 5 p.m. road wide open for their return Forecasters expected Arthur officials had expected 250,000 north of Oregon Inlet, Kill The holiday weekend was not home to Lancaster, Pennsylvania. to speed up to a Category 2 storm people to travel to the Outer Devils Hills wasn’t under an expected to be a complete loss Specht said her parents left their and pass over or near the Outer Banks for the holiday weekend. evacuation. Fitzgerald said he on the Outer Banks. Forecasters rental later, at 5 a.m., and also Banks — a 200-mile string of Gov. Pat McCrory sought to saw no need to disrupt his fami- said the storm would move found clear sailing. narrow barrier islands with about strike a balance between a stern ly’s vacation. through quickly with the worst of “We were just saying we were 57,000 permanent residents — warning to vacationers and opti- “I plan to sit on the beach as the weather near Cape Hatteras really, really lucky this year that early Friday, bringing rain, heavy mism that part of the busy week- long as the sun is here,” then about dawn Friday. Then it was the weather was so great, and winds, storm surge and danger- end could be salvaged. head out for a seafood dinner, expected to clear. Lake City Reporter

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Sunday, July 6, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Bird watching Bring on the in Gainesville FUN

Columbia County Recreation Department offers a day camp for kids 6-17 at Richardson Tyreese Norton (right), 15, attempts to Community Center Monday through Friday. block a spike by Darrell Jones, 16, on Tuesday.

WIKIMEDIA COMMONS By SARAH LOFTUS The Gourmet Burger on Red Robin’s menu topped with pick- [email protected] le relish, tomatoes, mayo and your choice of cheese and is by far the most frequently ordered menu item. chool’s been out for about a month S now, but the fun Taste Buddy Genie Norman took a kids are having at Columbia County Recreation trip — and a taste — to Red Robin. Department activities is still going strong. Taste Buddy Mary Kay TASTE BUDDIES The county offers a free program Hollingsworth is taking for children ages 6-17. Children the summer off. The col- can head over to the Richardson umn will continue by our Community Center from 9 a.m.-5 other Taste Buddy, Genie p.m. Monday-Friday to play sports Norman. and hang out with their friends under adult supervision provided ast week on a by the department. shopping trip to In the mornings, the kids play L Gainesville with dodgeball and volleyball outside, Kimberlynne and LaShel and in the afternoons, they head Norman we decided to Genie Norman inside the center to play basketball Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter have lunch at Red Robin and just spend time with friends. De’Borah Steele (right), 15, teaches Ty’Ronnieka Jones, 16, to play chess on located in Oaks Mall. Red and Mary Kay Children can come for one day Tuesday. Robin opened there a year of the summer for an hour or every ago and it has been a busy Hollingsworth day for eight hours a day — either spot ever since. The first [email protected] way is fine with the rec depart- Red Robin opened in 1969 ment. Its goal is to be a fun, safe in Seattle, Wash. Ribbon burger ($10.49). It hangout for children who would When you walk in the came topped with tangy otherwise be sitting at home, door you get a happy feel- steak sauce, chipotle aioli, Mario Coppock, the county recre- ing. Practically every inch Bleu cheese, tomatoes and ation director, said. He said while is covered with some sort crispy Onion straws. This children as young as six years old of picture, television or one is worthy of five stars can come to the free camp, it’s object. I immediately spot- if you like Bleu cheese. mostly teens who frequent the ted a life-size American After talking with Justin, center. flag made from red, the kitchen manager, “They like being able to just white and blue baseballs. and Austin, our waiter, I hang out with their friends,” he Impressive. decided to try their most said. Everything There was popular salad, the Whiskey Parents like that their children is made to a picture River BBQ chicken salad. are safe when they’re there, frame ($10.39) It arrived with Coppock said. And safety is some- order so filled with salad greens topped with thing the rec department stresses, fire-roasted corn, black you can popcorn. he said. At the beans, avocado slices, “We want our parents to know customize entrance cheddar, crunchy tortilla when their kids are here at our strips, crispy onion straws is a 7 foot facility, they’re safe,” he said. Kids run to grab a ball during a game of dodgeball on Tuesday. anything tall repli- and a perfectly grilled On Tuesday, 15-year-old Nikayla from the ca of the sliced chicken breast. I Mackay sat on the bleachers of the gym feel.” only ones in the gym. The county Statue of asked for the salad dress- the facility, chatting with some While Nikayla was in the bleach- recreation department also has a bun to the Liberty. A ing and the BBQ sauce girlfriends. Other children, some ers, Danny Burroughs, 12, played summer camp program, and some- toppings. sign at the on the side and they were younger than her, some older, basketball on the court. One of the times the children from that are in entrance to both delicious. This is like were sweating on the court as they things he likes best about coming the gym with the others. the bar reads “adults get my new favorite salad. played basketball. to the free camp is the three-point But mostly the kids participating the bar, the kids get every- Nikayla said she sometimes shoot-outs they have. in the paid summer camp are out thing else.” The good stuff plays basketball, but on Tuesday, “Sometimes I win,” he said. and about. the girlfriend she usually plays Speaking of the bar, The No. 1 dessert “Sometimes I lose.” Every day of the week, the chil- with wasn’t there, so she hung out there were some interest- ordered here is the Gooey But his favorite part of being dren are taken in school buses to on the sidelines with her other ing looking concoctions Chocolate Brownie cake. there is playing dodgeball. various activities such as skating, friends who don’t play basketball. available but it was a little Chocolate brownie cake “You get to run a lot — I like it,” swimming at the community pool, “It’s just a place to hang out and early for me to partake. with hot fudge topped he said. swimming at Blue Springs and have fun,” she said. “I like the staff There was a Bailey’s Irish with vanilla ice cream and Sometimes the children there and how comfortable they make Cream shake that sound- served with sweet straw- for the free program aren’t the RICHARDSON continued on 4D ed interesting ($7.19). A berries and berry sauce. Skinny Cocktail with 142 We didn’t save room for calories and the freckled dessert but this would lemonade (vodka) were have been my choice too. interesting sounding too. Everything is made to Feed your The restaurant seats 240 order so you can custom- guests so there is plenty of ize anything from the bun kids ice room. to the toppings. Types of buns include classic, sesa- cream for Main course me, whole grain, onion cia- We started with the batta bread, jalapeno-corn- breakfast Yukon chips with French meal Kaiser roll and for Onion dip ($3). They $1.00 extra you can have From staff reports were warm and the dip a gluten-free bun. Here’s was fresh and creamy. an interesting twist, if you The Holiday Inn & Delicious. The burgers want to go bun-less it can Suites in Lake City is tak- are the stars on the menu. be wrapped in fresh let- ing part in “Ice Cream for So many to choose from tuce. They will substitute Breakfast,” the national makes it a difficult deci- a BOCA Original Vegan fundraising and aware- sion. The burger most fre- burger or Gardenburger ness campaign for Give quently ordered is the Red for no charge. Steamed Kids The World. Robin Gourmet burger broccoli, coleslaw or a side They will hold an ice ($8.99) which Kimberlynne salad may be substituted cream social to benefit ordered. It was topped for fries at no extra charge. the nonprofit organiza- with pickle relish, toma- tion on Saturday, July toes, mayo and her choice 26 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 of cheese. The burger On the menu p.m. at the hotel, 213 SW was accompanied by a cup More menu choices Commerce Drive. of hot, crispy fries, which include Soups, Wraps and In exchange for a dona- they kept coming as long Sandwiches, appetizers, tion of $5 or more, attend- as she wanted, along with Monster Milkshakes and ees are encouraged to her favorite ranch dressing Malts and a kid’s menu tap into their childhood to douse them in. LaShel ordered the Bleu TASTE continued on 4D SUNDAE continued on 4D 2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014

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Å TVLAND 17 106 304 Walker, Ranger Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show (:12) The Andy Griffi th Show Å King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens Love-Raymond Love-Raymond OWN 18 189 279 Breaking Down the Bars Å Breaking Down the Bars Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN A strong suspect. Operation Change “Tanzania” (N) Dateline on OWN Å A&E 19 118 265 The First 48 “Missing” Å Criminal Minds “The Fight” Å Criminal Minds “A Rite of Passage” Criminal Minds Å Longmire “Reports of My Death” (N) (:02) Longmire “Reports of My Death” HALL 20 185 312 “A Holiday Engagement” (2011) Jordan Bridges, Bonnie Somerville. Å “A Very Merry Mix-Up” (2013, Romance) Alicia Witt, Mark Wiebe. Å “The Christmas Spirit” (2013) Nicollette Sheridan, Olympia Dukakis. Å FX 22 136 248 ››‡ “The Vow” (2012, Romance) Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum. ››‡ “The Proposal” (2009, Romance-Comedy) Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, Mary Steenburgen. ››‡ “The Proposal” (2009) Sandra Bullock. CNN 24 200 202 Situation Room Crossfi re (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Anderson Cooper 360 Å CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Å TNT 25 138 245 Castle “The Fifth Bullet” Å (DVS) Castle Castle runs into an old fl ame. Major Crimes “Letting It Go” Å Major Crimes “Do Not Disturb” (N) (:01) Murder in the First (N) Å (:02) Major Crimes “Do Not Disturb” NIK 26 170 299 Hathaways The Thundermans Sam & Cat Å Every Witch Way Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Friends “Pilot” (:36) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 (5:30) ››› “The Rundown” (2003, Adventure) The Rock, Seann William Scott. ››‡ “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” (2008, Adventure) Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett. ››› “Kick-Ass” (2010) Aaron Johnson. MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Get Smart Å The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Dog With a Blog Dog With a Blog Austin & Ally Å Dog With a Blog Girl Meets World Jessie Å Liv & Maddie I Didn’t Do It Å Dog With a Blog Jessie Å Liv & Maddie Dog With a Blog LIFE 32 108 252 Hoarders “Lloyd; Carol” Å Hoarders “Gail and Warren” Å Hoarders A woman’s life crumbles. Hoarders “Randy; Vicki: Update” (N) Hoarders “Barbara; Richard” Å (:01) Little Women: LA Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS “Marine Down” Å NCIS “Left for Dead” Å WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) ›› “Next Friday” (2000) Ice Cube. BET 34 124 329 106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) ››› “The Best Man” (1999, Comedy-Drama) Taye Diggs, Nia Long. Å ›‡ “I’m in Love With a Church Girl” (2013, Drama) Jeff “Ja Rule” Atkins, Adrienne Bailon, Stephen Baldwin. Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Cleveland Indians. From Progressive Field in Cleveland. (N Subject to Blackout) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 Around the Horn Interruption ESPN FC (N) Arena Football Orlando Predators at Philadelphia Soul. From Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. (N) ESPY’s Nomination Olbermann (N) (Live) Å SUNSP 37 - - Sport Fishing Rays Live! (N) a MLB Baseball Kansas City Royals at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. (N) Rays Live! (N) Inside the Rays Inside the Rays Destination Polaris DISCV 38 182 278 Street Outlaws “Straight Out to Cali” Street Outlaws “The Rise of the Crow” Street Outlaws: Full Throttle (N) Å Street Outlaws “Top 5 List Shake-Up” Fat N’ Furious: Rolling Thunder (N) Street Outlaws “Top 5 List Shake-Up” TBS 39 139 247 Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The Good Life Conan Å HLN 40 202 204 Forensic Files Forensic Files Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew on Call (N) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) The Soup Keeping Up With the Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Chelsea Lately (N) E! 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The Potter’s Touch Bless the Lord Kerry Shook Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å FSN-FL 56 - - Ship Shape TV The Game 365 UFC Reloaded “UFC 140: Jones vs. Machida” Jon Jones faces Lyoto Machida. Auto Racing World Poker Tour: Season 12 SYFY 58 122 244 (5:30) ››‡ “The 6th Day” (2000) Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tony Goldwyn. Å ››‡ “Shutter Island” (2010) Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo. A 1950s lawman hunts an escaped murderess. Å ››‡ “Shutter Island” (2010) Å AMC 60 130 254 (5:30) ›› “Get Smart” (2008, Comedy) Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway. Å ››› “Ocean’s Eleven” (2001, Comedy-Drama) George Clooney, Matt Damon, Andy Garcia. Å (:31) ››‡ “The Day After Tomorrow” (2004) Dennis Quaid. COM 62 107 249 (5:56) South Park (:27) South Park (6:58) Tosh.0 Å (:29) Tosh.0 Å Futurama Å Futurama Å South Park Å South Park Å South Park Å South Park Coon and friends help victims. Å CMT 63 166 327 (:15) Reba Kyra posts a video of Van. Reba Å Reba Å ››› “My Girl” (1991) Anna Chlumsky, Macaulay Culkin. A funeral director’s daughter has a summer of awakenings. Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded NGWILD 108 190 283 (5:00) The Last Lions America the Wild World’s Deadliest “Speed Kills” Monster Fish (N) Monster Fish “600 lb. Goldfi sh” World’s Deadliest “Speed Kills” NGC 109 186 276 The 80’s: The Decade That Made Us The ’90s: The Last Great Decade A look into the action of the 90’s. The ’90s: The Last Great Decade America, divided and fragmented. (N) The ’90s: The Last Great Decade SCIENCE 110 193 284 Outrageous Acts of Science Å Mutant Planet Å Mutant Planet “Australia” Å Mutant Planet “New Zealand” Å Mutant Planet (N) Å Mutant Planet “Australia” Å ID 111 192 285 I (Almost) Got Away With It Å I (Almost) Got Away With It Å I (Almost) Got Away With It I (Almost) Got Away With It (N) Å Last Seen Alive “Lost to the Streets” I (Almost) Got Away With It HBO 302 300 501 (:15) ››› “The Normal Heart” (2014, Drama) Mark Ruffalo, Matt Bomer, Taylor Kitsch. Å Last Week To. “Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements” REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel True Blood Å MAX 320 310 515 ››‡ “Blade” (1998, Horror) Wesley Snipes, Stephen Dorff. ‘R’ Å (:10) ›› “Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters” (2013) Logan Lerman. ‘PG’ Å ››‡ “The Devil’s Advocate” (1997, Suspense) Keanu Reeves. ‘R’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 ›››‡ “Being John Malkovich” (1999, Comedy) John Cusack. ‘R’ Å ››‡ “The Longest Yard” (2005, Comedy) Adam Sandler. ‘PG-13’ Å ›› “Four Brothers” (2005, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg, Tyrese Gibson. ‘R’ Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 3D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES THE LAST WORD build your confidence and bring HHH Birthday girl boldly asks you greater security. Keep your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Eugenia Word secrets well hidden. HH 22-Dec. 21): Someone is likely guest to bring a second gift ARIES (March 21-April LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): to give you false information 19): Speak up but don’t over- Have fun, but don’t overspend. or accuse you of being evasive. react. Take an intelligent, well- Stick to the facts and figures Take a step back and rethink DEAR ABBY: moisture. thought-out approach to whatev- when dealing with money mat- your relationship with a friend I am planning to Because I didn’t er you do or say. Make personal ters. Getting involved in a cause or lover. You may need some attend a birthday perceive it to be changes that will enhance your you believe in will make you time alone in order to figure out party for my friend an imminent pub- appearance. Look for a good feel good and bring you in touch what to do next. HHHH “Sophia” who is lic health threat, way to improve an important with someone pretty special. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. turning 50. When I joined the silent relationship. Be a team player. Love is highlighted. HHHH 19): Expect disruptions and I mentioned to her legion. Did I miss HHH VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): last-minute changes to occur. If that I would be shop- a moral imperative TAURUS (April 20-May Don’t disrupt your domestic life. you are prepared, you will be ping for her birthday Abigail Van Buren by not letting her www.dearabby.com 20): Revamp your eating and Problems will develop if you able to make adjustments that gift, she asked that know? I didn’t know exercise habits until you get spend too much time working won’t hinder your plans. Focus while I was shopping tional. how to do it dis- the results you want. Don’t be and not enough time nurturing on work-related projects that will for her, that I also P.S. I agree she creetly. If this should fooled by fast-talking individuals important relationships. If nec- help you get ahead. Don’t give pick up a gift for her had a lot of nerve to ever happen again, looking for a way to part you essary, mix business with plea- in to emotional tactics. HHHH friend “Stacy.” ask. what -- if anything from your cash. Stick close to sure in order to keep everyone AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I have met Stacy DEAR ABBY: We -- should I do? — home and protect your assets. happy. Creative solutions will 18): Keep your emotions in only a couple of went out to dinner MR. MANNERS IN HHH make you look good. HHH check and follow through with times, and I think it with another couple. MASSACHUSETTS GEMINI (May 21-June LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): your plans. Making changes to was extremely nervy The wives are psy- DEAR MR. 20): Consider the changes you Don’t let work worry you. Get your home or attending a social for Sophia to ask me chiatric nurses; the MANNERS: would like to make in order out and enjoy the company of evening with friends will brighten to do it. The party husbands are a bank- Imagine if the person to improve your life. Physical, friends, family or your lover. Get your day and improve your rela- is only for her, and I er and a business with the paper trail financial and intellectual alter- involved in a challenge that is tionship with someone special. don’t see the connec- owner. All of us are was you or your wife. ations will ensure that you are at playful, high spirited and allows Financial gains are likely. HH tion. accustomed to deal- Would you want to your best and ready to make a you to show everyone what you PISCES (Feb. 19-March Sophia has done ing with “sensitive” know, so that when move that will help you advance have to offer. HHH 20): Tie up loose ends and go this in the past, and issues. you got up to leave personally and professionally. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. over your financial papers. You I’m trying to think of A woman at the the restaurant all HHHHH 21): A short trip will lead to can make changes that will save a way to tell her I’d table next to ours eyes didn’t follow CANCER (June 21-July interesting information. Expand you money and cut your over- rather not buy a gift went to the ladies’ you out? A discreet 22): Lighten up. Now is not your interests, circle of friends head. Don’t let anyone persuade for her friend. How room. When she way to have let the the time to make a fuss or to and your talents. Make a unique you into spending on something should I handle this? returned, a short woman know there confront someone. Put your alteration to your living quarters you don’t need. A trust issue is — NO LONGER A “train” of toilet paper was a problem would time and effort into personal and you will enjoy the freedom it apparent. Proceed with caution. DOORMAT was caught in the have been for you improvements that will help gives you to follow your dreams. HHH DEAR NO waistband of her or your wife to have LONGER A slacks. It was very written her a note, DOORMAT: Tell obvious. There was and given it to her CELEBRITY CIPHER BIRTHDAYS Sophia with a SMILE silence, but a pal- server to pass to that you are not close pable “energy,” so her. That way, she Nancy Reagan, 93; Della Reese, to Stacy, don’t know the woman knew would know there 83; Dalai Lama, 79; George W. Bush, her taste and do not something was amiss was a problem with 68; Sylvester Stallone, 68; Geoffrey feel comfortable and it might have the least amount of shopping for her. something to do with embarrassment. Rush, 63; Jennifer Saunder, 56; 50 Smiling when you her. The tissue “float- ■ Write Dear Abby Cent, 39; Sebastian Rulli, 39; Tia and say it should prevent ed” with each step, at www.DearAbby.com Tamera Mowry, 36; Kevin Hart, 35; your refusal from so I knew it wasn’t or P.O. Box 69440, Los Pau Gasol, 34. appearing confronta- weighed down with Angeles, CA 90069.

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DOWNRIGHT TRICKY! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 BY BYRON WALDEN / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ 20 21 22 23 ACROSS 60 Paris street 112 Downloader’s 15 Part of a 24 25 26 27 1 It may be cut by 61 Vend directive hockey goalie’s an uppercut 62 115 Agents’ org. equipment Moderator of the 16 28 29 30 31 32 5 Drink cooler 116 “Cogito, ___ sum” first Obama/ Black ___ 17 12 Map feature McCain and 117 Ray-finned fishes of Post-Weimar the Southwest U.S. 33 34 35 36 17 Nurse Obama/Romney period 18 debates Ticked off 20 “From Here to 119 19 37 38 39 40 41 64 Terrace-farming Versifiers Eternity” setting Early Chinese pioneers 29 dynasty Health care giant 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 21 Stage-diving locale 120 Mantel piece with a Tree of Life 22 65 Graph’s More than willing 121 “Walk Away logo 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 23 x-coordinate 32 Major African For 67 ___” (1966 hit) 24 Statement after 122 humanitarian 57 58 59 60 61 Stoker of fear? long deliberation “Absolutely concern of the 25 Not flat or sharp Fabulous,” e.g. 2000s 72 Relayed 62 63 64 65 66 26 Lay ___ 123 “JAG” spinoff 34 Hollywood setting: 75 Son of Aphrodite 27 Politician with 124 Fail to keep up Abbr. 76 Common pool 38 67 68 69 70 71 a like button? 125 Beyond piqued Like the contents of 28 or store posting many attics Adorns 80 126 Allow to continue 39 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 30 Word with house Traitor Aldrich Minnesota player, or boy 127 H.S. proficiency 40 familiarly Nastiness 80 81 82 83 84 85 81 Type exams 41 Tour transport 31 Microwaveable 82 42 86 87 88 89 90 snack “The Education Actor Jannings of a Golfer” DOWN 43 33 Dress that drapes Chess ending autobiographer 1 ___ salad 45 ’80s TV star who 91 92 93 94 95 34 Hall-of-___ 85 What might give 2 later pitched 35 Proverbial 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 Highly desirable to you a big head? speedsters Snickers Uncle Sam? 47 Some square 86 Hollywood and 3 “That’s what my 36 Wine-list heading dancers 103 104 105 106 107 108 Bollywood, e.g. Spidey sense told 37 48 “___ Enchanted” Competitor in some 89 me” 109 110 111 112 113 114 Material in the hats (2004 film) county fairs of Buckingham 4 40 Quince, e.g. 50 1982 holiday Offer to buy Palace guards 5 115 116 117 118 119 unspecified stocks, Reassuring reply country hit by 91 Byes 6 Alabama say Reasons to say no 120 121 122 123 92 Litter member 52 1960s pop singer 42 7 Subj. of a thought Lean-meat source 93 Sands 44 Do-nothing experiment 124 125 126 127 Shortstop-turned- 95 53 Tiny battery Grp. battling 8 Lament about ESPN analyst 54 Laud Garciaparra consumer fraud modern men 96 55 LAX, O’Hare and 45 “Thanks a ___!” 1980s video game 9 When computers others 73 “Celeste Aida,” for 84 Up to snuff 101 The ___ Mets 110 ___ Torres, 46 Stylebook concern spinoff work 56 100 “Of course!” one 87 AOL, e.g., for short 102 Half a star, maybe 49 Area with XY Drag staple 10 Trade cross words 59 four-time Olympic 103 Grammy- 74 Enterprise for 88 Item for a 103 coordinates? Et ___ 11 nominated 1998 Label for pans? C4H10O Morton houseguest swimming gold 51 105 hit for Alanis 104 House entered Routine checkup Surf sound 12 European coastal 77 90 106 Morissette Bad way to be Fast-food chain near the autumnal medalist 57 Desire Ones trapped in plant once with the Ultimate 63 New Year’s ___ caught equinox 58 Stay inactive over boxes of their own thought to be an Angus sandwich 112 66 Bill’s partner 78 Eats 106 “All In” network Press the summer making? aphrodisiac 94 One who drills, fills 68 Jell-O maker 79 Collect on 108 107 Connecticut Ivy 13 Pachelbel classic, and bills: Abbr. Spanish hero 113 Moniker Online subscriptions: 69 the surface, in whose 113-Down 109 Southern grocery familiarly Actress Moore 97 Up Today’s puzzle and more chemistry is represented 114 Colleen chain 14 70 Highland tongue 98 than 4,000 past puzzles, When Tatum 82 Directing a shell enigmatically 111 71 Floor nytimes.com/crosswords Harry Potter O’Neal won her “Right away, boss” 99 Down Easter six times in this 118 Green: Prefix ($39.95 a year). 83 Dadaism pioneer mark Oscar 72 Kaput 100 Rogue puzzle

Answers to last Sunday’s Crossword. TSLOT GOOP RIPEN DAFT APISHEBROADANOERLE ¢ ENTENNIAL VI ¢ ENTEFOX LEG NORELATION UPSET DERIVEHOTPLATE TRALA SNAIL ¢ ENTRI ST IRIDES ¢ ENT IMLATE TEA SANSSMEWSELKSSRS MPG MALI IOWE SIDEBET RANINTARSITULANE RE ¢ ENTPAST ¢ ENTIPEDES ENRAGERHETTPOSES PROPOSE IRAE AMID SLO EONS AME LURIE STIR ABO HARASS PER ¢ ENTAGE T E N ¢ ENTS TESTS YOUTH SMOOTHEN JETSET INAWE HEALTHFOOD DEI DE ¢ ENTMEAL IMINNO ¢ E N T LEDAWEAVENONENAPES EDERADDERASKSENTRY 4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JULY 6, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 RICHARDSON Continued From 1 bowling. On Thursdays, the kids go on field trips across the state. So far the children have taken trips to Osceola State Park, Florida State University, the Jacksonville water park Adventure Landing and Santa Fe Teaching Zoo in Gainesville. Coming up, they’ll take another trip to the Osceola State Park and Skate Station and then head to Wild Adventures and take a tour of Bethune-Cookman University. The camp started the second week of June right after public school got out and goes through the first week of August. The program is for children 6-13 years old, Coppock said. But unlike the free program in which most of the children are older, most of the kids participating in the summer camp program are younger, around 6-9 years old, Coppock said. On Monday and Tuesday morn- ings, before they go swimming and skating, they participate in three- COURTESY hour camps. In those camps, they Strickland and Busby to wed play volleyball, softball and basket- ball, but they don’t just play sports. Rex and Cheri Strickland of Lake City announce the engage- The children also learn how to do ment and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Brittany Leigh zumba and partake in a reading and Strickland, to William Scott Busby, son of Margaret Busby math camp. And then the last week and the late Craig Busby, of Lake City. The wedding is set of camp in August, they do a four- for Saturday, March 21, 2015. The bride is a 2011 CHS day science camp run by Florida graduate and 2014 FSU graduate with a Bachelor’s degree Gateway College. Coppock said the science camp in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She is continu- used to only be two days like the ing her education at Valdosta State University to recieve a others, but because the kids liked Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. The groom it so much, they expanded it to four is a 2002 CHS graduate at a 2007 University of North Florida days. graduate with a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice. He is currently “We want them to have had a JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter employed as a Sheriff’s Deputy with the Columbia County taste of school in a fun environ- Darrell Jones, 16, makes a dunk while playing basketball at the Richardson Sheriff’s Office. ment,” he said. Community Center on Tuesday.

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