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TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2018 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM BOCC MANAGER CANDIDATES Opioid lawyer City can’t trim field yet to pitch 2 council members didn’t complete rankings By TONY BRITT lawsuit [email protected] City officials, hoping to narrow the field of 54 County could recoup city manager applicants to costs of addiction, 10, were unable to do so says Gainesville atty. Monday night By CARL MCKINNEY when two [email protected] council members A plan to calculate how failed to much taxpayers have spent turn in combating the opioid crisis Je erson their top- and sue manufacturers, dis- 10 lists tributors or of candi- any other dates. potentially During liable party Monday is set to go night’s city before the council Columbia meeting, Moses Foreman County city offi- Commission on Thursday. cials spent more than 30 Gainesville-based attor- minutes discussing how ney Rod Smith of Avera & they wanted to handle the Smith, part of a larger coa- process of selecting the lition that has been pitch- next city manager. TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter ing similar lawsuits to local Last week council mem- Michele Greene, the city’s director of human resources, hands out forms on which council members were governments throughout bers were asked to bring to list their top-10 candidates at City Hall Monday night. Eugene Jefferson, left, and Melinda Moses, second the East Coast, will make a list of their top 10 can- from left, had not ranked the candidates and did not complete their forms. the case for mounting a law- didates to Monday’s meet- suit over the public cost of ing, but council member prescription opioid abuse, Eugene Jefferson said he Three council members Joseph Helfenberger of St. All three are current or the second, nine points, said County Attorney Joel didn’t have his list and — Mayor Stephen Witt, Cloud and Dannielle Judd former city administrators. etc. She will tabulate the Foreman. Melinda Moses said she Jake Hill and George Ward of Green Cove Springs, Michele Greene, the points and provide a top- “The theory of the case had not ranked 10 candi- — did present their rank- each of whom received 19 city’s director of human 10 list for the council. The is that, on an industry level, dates. Jefferson and Moses ings Monday. points. Third was Glenn resources, said the top- list will be used to deter- the medications that were both said they would turn Cumulatively, their top A. Irby of Umatilla with 16 ranked candidate on each prescribed their rankings in today. pick was a tie between points. list was to get 10 points, CITY continued on 5A over the What course of the do you last several years were think? prescribed n Let us for more con- know in a ditions than Letter to Strange Days the Editor. they should See 4A. have been,” Infinity Con, called Lake City’s Comic Con, held its Foreman fifth annual event over the weekend. Scores of comic said. “They were prescribed book, graphic novel, anime and manga fans, fueled by a for long-term pain manage- uniting fandom and decked in elaborate cosplay walked ment, which resulted in the corridors of the Lake City armory full of vendors. addiction.” Outside, several re-enactments were staged by groups As a result, Columbia performing live scenes of Comic Con favorites. County saw an influx of opioid use that required RIGHT: Elle Reed and Fred government intervention, Reed said they were pre- whether by law enforce- miering at the event as ment or emergency medical characters from the game services. Warhammer 40K. LEFT: “And all of that costs the The Last Council Saber taxpayers money,” Foreman Academy’s Galaxy theme said. cosplay performers pose The targets of the lawsuit in costume as Feanix Nacil would be up to the County and Jib Qa’nen. OPIOIDS continued on 5A Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter Sheriff’s report: Rant over ATV ride lands woman in jail Husband was drunk dispute later a stun gun was turbing the peace and obstruc- Road for a civil dispute. said. “I was eventually able to and took daughter for pulled and the Department tion of justice without violence “While attempting to gather obtain that Jessica’s boyfriend a ride, she told CCSO. of Child and Families was after her exchange with a information from Jessica about ... took their daughter ... for a called on a Lake City woman Columbia County Sheriff’s what was occurring she con- ride on his four wheeler with- By COREY ARWOOD who was later placed in jail, a deputy. tinuously screamed at me to out her permission.” [email protected] CCSO report shows. The deputy’s probable find her daughter. I attempted She said her boy- Jessica Marie Sturgeon, cause statement in the CCSO several times to calm Jessica friend was out with their A nighttime four wheeler 30, was placed in Columbia arrest report said he respond- down to which she would ride, alcohol and one civil County Jail on $2,000 for dis- ed to the 300 block of Little not,” the deputy’s statement ATV continued on 2A Sturgeon

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From staff reports perspective for the kids and she taught middle grades Fort White Elementary from a peer perspective, science, Sweat’s project HI 74HI LO LO 47 HI 83 HI LO LO 54 HI 81HI LO LO 54 HI HI77 LO LO 54 HI 79HI LO LO 58 School Science Teacher to learn from her. She is include making running Janet Schnauss Sweat an extremely talented and cars by reworking broken was recently named to innovative educator, well toys. As she was quoted in REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Tuesday, April 17 Tuesday's highs/Tuesday night's low the Board of Directors of versed in STEM and other NSTA Reports, her students Valdosta the Florida Association new areas for science and “would take apart broken City Wednesday Thursday 74/50 Jacksonville of Science Teachers, rep- mathemat- toys to create cars that run. 74/52 Cape Canaveral Tallahassee Lake City 83/62/s 86/65/pc resenting Region Three. ics,” said We would repurpose motors 76/50 74/47 Daytona Beach 80/59/s 84/61/pc This is a tremendous pro- her princi- and create circuits. A broken Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 85/64/s 86/65/s Pensacola 74/47 72/54 Ft. Lauderdale 81/69/s 84/71/s fessional honor, especial- pal, Tom PlayStation became a car 72/61 Panama City 70/61 Ocala Gainesville 84/54/s 83/57/pc ly considering that Jan Lashley. with a pop-up top and head- 74/49 Jacksonville 83/58/s 83/57/pc works in Fort White and “In addi- lights. The students were Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 84/73/s 84/75/s 81/54 76/56 Lake City 84/54/s 83/57/pc is representing teachers tion, she extremely creative.” She from numerous school dis- is always went on to say that before Tampa 82/69/s 85/70/s Sweat 77/52 Naples 84/66/s 86/68/s tricts across north Florida. up for vol- diving into auto assembly, West Palm Beach 74/61 Ocala 84/54/s 82/58/pc Sweat is well known to the unteering for anything that the students were required Orlando 85/61/s 86/63/pc science education commu- will help kids. I couldn’t be to sketch out their designs. Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 76/64/s 77/57/pc Ft. 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How will the cir- transferred to Fort White approach to teaching STEM cuit be designed?” LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI " Test Elementary in the 2017 was featured in on front page She noted that after this An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN school year. of the April 2018 edition of hands-on project, the stu- service “We are extremely bless- NSTA Reports, a publica- dents “remembered those High Monday 68 Sunrise today 7:00 a.m. Low Monday 48 Sunset today 7:59 p.m. 13 brought to ed to have Jan Sweat on tion of the National Science circuits and did well on Normal high 80 Sunrise tom. 6:59 a.m. ExtremeEXTREME: our readers staff, both from a teaching Teachers Association. When tests.” 10 minutes to burn Normal low 55 Sunset tom. 8:00 p.m. 20 mins to burn by Record high 90 in 1967 Today’s Record low 37 in 1962 MOON ultra-violet The Weather radiation risk Moonrise today 8:21 a.m. times that she was interfering with my for the area on Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:50 p.m. ATV investigation and that if she did not sepa- a scale from 0 Monday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 9:06 a.m. to 10+. Continued From 1A rate herself from the situation she would Month total 2.74" Moonset tom. 10:54 p.m. be arrest(ed) for resisting without. Jessica Year total 5.25" daughter on his all terrain vehicle at night continued to impede my investigation and Normal month-to-date 1.56" Normal year-to-date 12.40" and was drunk, the report said. continuously yelled at (the father),” the April 22 April 29 May 7 May 15 Forecasts, data and graphics ©IBM Corporation 1994, 2018 His statement said Sturgeon then report said. First Full Last New Quarter Quarter became “extremely irate,” prompting him It said the father then asked the deputy to turn on his patrol car camera to record what would happen from the incident, and the escalating scene. he responded that DCF would be called. WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY The report said he couldn’t get the In an apparent attempt to beat the 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a The stretch of the Mississippi River near full story from Sturgeon but somewhere deputy to the call, the report said 9 88 Minneapolis crested at between 9-10:30 p.m. the boyfriend Sturgeon called DCF to speak with a 84 a new record on this 8 76 79 date in 1965, topping returned. supervisor. the previous record by Sturgeon approached the man, reported- “Once off the phone Jessica once again 7 65 68 68 four feet. Even though 63 this flood caused 100 6 57 58 million dollars damage, ly yelling, and then grabbed the daughter approached (the father) and I and began 53 49 49 early warnings saved and took her inside, it said. yelling profanity at us. At this point I pulled 5 48 the lives of countless 4 people as only 12 The deputy said he told her to stop, but my agency issued Taser X2 and ordered fatalities were reported. she came back and continued. Jessica to place her had behind her back 3

He told her to stop again, the report said. to which she complied after multiple com- “At this time I advised Jessica multiple mands,” the report said. TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Williams gets major nod at UWSV Presidential Volunteer Service Award

From staff reports Citizen of the Year. United Way of Suwannee Valley recog- United Way initiated the annual pre- nized Mike Williams with the Presidential sentation of the Presidential Volunteer Volunteer Service Award at the agency’s Service Award, a national recognition of 50th annual meeting and awards banquet outstanding community volunteers who conducted at the Country Club at Lake have given a lifetime of service, in 2008 in City Friday evening. conjunction with the agency’s 40th anniver- John W. Burns III, last year’s honoree, sary. Williams joins a distinguished list of presented the award, citing Williams’ years outstanding community leaders who have of service to our community which fol- been bestowed this honor through the lowed his 24 years of service to our coun- local United Way. Past recipients include try. “This year’s Presidential Volunteer Tom Brown, the 2008 award recipient; Joe Service Award recipient, like many, sup- Persons, 2009; Jeff Parker, 2010; Keith ports our community through a diverse Leibfried, 2011; Vern and Maureen Lloyd, array of volunteer efforts, all of which 2012; Mike McKee, 2013; Dave and Renee benefit from his exceptionally strong lead- Cobb, 2014; Jim Moses, 2015; James ership, organizational, and interpersonal Montgomery, 2016; and John W. Burns skills,” said Burns. III, 2017. Williams has served the local United The Presidential Volunteer Service Way in various capacities including as Award is the highest honor the White president of the board of directors, chair House gives for volunteer service to thank of the leadership giving committee, secre- and honor citizens who, by their demon- tary of the board, and member of both the strated commitment and example, inspire Building Committee and Capital Campaign others to serve. The award was initiated to Committee. acknowledge our country’s long and proud Williams has also fulfilled many commu- tradition of volunteer service. In 2002 nity service roles including the Kiwanis President George W. Bush issued a chal- Club, in which he has served as president lenge to all Americans to dedicate at least and as lieutenant governor; March of Dimes 4,000 hours to volunteer service and help Walk for Babies; Foundation for Florida to foster a culture of service, citizenship, Gateway College; Catholic Charities Lake and responsibility. In 2003 the President’s City; Columbia County School District Council on Service and Civic Participation Strategic Plan Advisory Committee; and was formed to find ways to recognize the the Haven Hospice Advisory Board. valuable contributions volunteers are mak- TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Also an active member of the Chamber, ing to our nation. The President’s Council Mike Williams (left) accepts the United Way of Suwannee Valley’s Presidential Williams was recognized by the Columbia on Service and Civic Participation created Volunteer Service Award from John W. Burns III during the agency’s 50th annual County Chamber of Commerce as the 2017 the President’s Volunteer Service Award. meeting and awards banquet Friday at The Country Club at Lake City.

of Florida for permanent is an early literacy initiative Irma and Maria through employee campaign team efforts of the County Health UWSV supportive housing for focused on screening, the Suwannee Valley received recognition for its Improvement Plans and uti- Continued From 6A chronically homeless indi- training and engaging Long Term Recovery outstanding results which lized grant funds received viduals including veterans. volunteers in local Florida Committee’s work with the corporation matched. by United Way. Two proj- are prepared when haz- Additionally, funding for communities to increase individual households. Supporting the efforts ects focused on minimizing ardous weather threatens. homeless services admin- the number of students Special recognition of the general campaign accidental injuries among Before joining the National istered by the local United who read at grade level was provided to Florida team is the Challengers’ children by providing schol- Weather Service she was Way includes Projects for by the end of third grade. Gateway College and Club, the local United arships for summer pro- an air quality forecaster for Assistance in Transition This is United Way’s to Nutrien, formerly Way’s leadership giving gramming and swimming the State of Alaska. Cindy lessons. National Children’s discussed weather threats Dental Health Month was that impact northern observed by providing den- Florida, the services of the tal health kits distributed National Weather Service, in coordination with the and new technologies used Health Departments to ele- by forecasters. mentary school children in Don Fenneman, the local the four-county United Way United Way’s 2017-2018 service area. general campaign chair, During the event, attend- kept to the end of the pro- ed by more than 140 com- gram the announcement of munity members, outgoing funds benefitting the com- board members were rec- munity as a result of United ognized and the 2018-2019 Way’s efforts. The commu- leadership announced. nity fundraising campaign 2017-2018 United Way raised $478,124. Grant Board President Chris funds secured through Dampier passed the gavel collaborative applications to incoming 2018-2019 submitted by United Board President Don Way totaled $1,209,464. Fenneman. Cumulatively, this results Fenneman announced in a total community impact the officers for the 2018- of $1,687,588. 2019 board. These included “It has been a good Pam Cochran, president year,” stated Chris elect and general campaign Dampier, 2017-2018 Board chair; Mike Williams, sec- President, “challenging at retary; Cammy Scott, trea- times, but good.” surer; Chris Dampier, past The fundraising cam- president; Lori Simpson, paign dollars help support Columbia County Campaign the community safety Chair; Kecia Robinson, net of services provid- Suwannee County Campaign ed by local United Way TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Chair; Christine Cribbs, affiliated agencies and United Way of Suwannee Valley staff members gather for a photo following the agency’s 50th Anniversary Hamilton County Campaign are allocated through a Annual Meeting and Awards banquet Friday night. Front, from left: Lynne Hodges, senior case manager; sec- Chair; Dave Cobb, citizen review process. ond row, from left: Jennifer Lee, homeless coordinator; Rita Dopp, executive director; Jamie Pelham, IT/home- Challengers’ Committee The grant funds primarily less management information system; back, from left: Dawn Stalter, campaign assistant; Rebecca Layman, Chair; Barbara Doonan, provide for services for ReadingPals coordinator; Susie Roman, case manager; Jayne Wilson, business manager. Admissions and Allocations those who are homeless Chair; Dr. Alvin Jackson, or at risk of homeless with from Homelessness third year of the grant, PotashCorp-White Springs. group. Chaired in 2017- Jr., Loaned Executives funds sub-granted to local (PATH) which provides thanks to a gift by the Mike McKee, past United 2018 by Dave Cobb, the Chair; Renee Cobb, agencies such as Another for homeless outreach and Carol and Barney Barnett Way Board President Challengers’ Club contrib- Communications Committee Way and Vivid Visions case management. Fund within the GiveWell and emcee, received an uted 32 percent of the over- Chair; Janie Richardson; for emergency shelter Other grant funds Community Foundation. award on behalf of Florida all amount raised. Planning Committee Chair; services for victims of received during the Locally, ReadingPals cur- Gateway College to rec- Janie Richardson, chair Mark Hilliard, Homeless domestic violence, Catholic organization’s 2017-2018 rently has 142 Volunteers ognize the contributions of the United Way Planning Coalition Liaison; and Charities and United Way fiscal year include its working with 227 children. made above its employee Committee, highlighted Shayne Morgan, Community for homeless prevention ReadingPals grant and Long-term recovery funds giving campaign in the the community impact ini- Disaster Preparedness, and re-housing services; funds for long-term recov- have been used to assist form of facilities and staff tiatives undertaken during Recovery and Response and Volunteers of America ery assistance. ReadingPals survivors of Hurricanes expertise. Nutrien’s local the year which supported Liaison. OBITUARIES

Addie Maude (Pat) was the youngest of 11 children great grand-children will miss years as Agency Management (Jimmy), of Lake City, Fl., Irma at Bethel Cemetery with Rev. Carroll and step-children. She married her but know that they will be with Farm Bureau, and 10 years Louise Wehrli (George), of Lake Ken Hamilton officiating. Pat Carroll went to be with the her high school sweetheart at the with her again in heaven. operating his own Cotton State City, FL., Linda Gayle Babbitt Arrangements are under the Lord on Friday, April 13, 2018, age of 18 and they just celebrated Insurance Agency. He was a (Ken), of Battle Creek, MI., and care of GATEWAY-FOREST after a brief illness. their 70th anniversary. They have Ralph J. Morton member of Bethel Methodist Carrie Lynn Park (Kelvin) of LAWN FUNERAL HOME, At age 88, she died surround- 3 children, 6 grand-children and Ralph J. Morton, 92, of Lake Church, Masonic Lodge and the Lake City, Fl., grandchildren; 3596 S US Hwy 441, Lake City, ed by her husband, Ed Carroll; 19 great grand-children. City, Fl., passed away peacefully Shrine Temple. After his retire- Bernice Elizabeth Randall, Fl., 32025, (386) 752-1954. children, Eddie Carroll, Cheri Through the years, Pat on Sunday, April 15, 2018, fol- ment he enjoyed Kenny Babbitt, Jr., Amanda Please leave words of love and Stoeckert and Debbie Brown; was a beautician, seamstress, lowing an extended illness. fishing, garden- Robertson (Jamie), Amy Babbitt, comfort for the family at www. grand-children, Kelli Ellsworth, Kindergarten teacher, mother and Born February 24, 1926 in ing, and raising Allison Carey (Tommy), Ashley gatewayforestlawn.com Dawn Scholten, Kevin Stoeckert, homemaker, sign language inter- Madison, NC, to the late Eulie E. his pigeons. He Babbitt, Daniel Faris, Wes Faris, Heather Brown, Todd Meister preter, organist, and she owned Morton and Irma Ferguson. He was a loving Kelsey Park, and 5 great-grand- and Amy Palmero and 19 great her own knit shop. was a U.S. Navy veteran during husband, father, and grandfather. children, and numerous Nieces Obituaries are paid advertise- grand-children, some there phys- She leaves behind a legacy WWII stationed in Lake City, Survivors include his lov- and Nephews also survive. ments. For details, call the ically and some in spirit. of love, hard work and strong Fl. He graduated from the first ing wife of 43 years; Betty Lou Graveside service will be Lake City Reporter’s classified Pat was born on February 6, Christian faith. Her husband, class of Lake City Forest Ranger Carroll Morton, of Lake City, Fl., conducted at 11:00am on department at 752-1293. 1930 in Laurel Hill, Florida. She children, grand-children and School. Mr. Morton worked 25 daughters; Sarah Corky Knox Wednesday, April 18, 2018 OPINION Tuesday, April 17, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A

OUR OPINION Congrats to UWSV on 50 years

uch of today’s paper is devoted to documenting the 50th anniversary Mof United Way of Suwannee Valley, the umbrella organization that serves so many so well in this community. It is paper and ink well spent. UWSV has long been the leader in the Suwannee River Valley when it comes to taking care of those in need. On Friday, at the organization’s 50th annual meeting at The Country Club of Lake City, it was good to see the folks behind the scenes get some much-needed recognition. Allow us to join our voices to the chorus of those expressing our gratitude for all you do — and have done so long. And let’s not forget the one pivotal figure at the center of it all — UWSV Executive Director Rita Dopp, who has announced Down Syndrome Protection Act she will soon be stepping down after 19 years. here are opinions, and there tion but I don’t want to deny another We’ll have plenty more to say about Mrs. are facts. First, some facts. woman that right.” Sorry to shatter T It used to be that pregnan- your carefully crafted illusion, my Dopp’s good work and selfless service in cies were divided into trimesters open-minded friend, but you are not the weeks to come. For the moment, a sim- and the state could not regulate then personally against abortion. ple “thank you” will have to suffice. abortion in that first trimester, could You just won’t have one yourself. regulate it in the second only to Those who try to turn the mother (Friday was a great night for a great protect the health of the mother, into a victim by lamenting society’s cause. If you weren’t there, check out the cov- and could regulate or limit it in the lack of resources for the disabled erage on pages 3A and 6A to get a sense of third to protect the welfare of the are so breathtakingly hypocritical, what you missed.) fetus. That was the holding in Roe Christine M. Flowers or naive, that I have to wonder if v. Wade. cfl[email protected] they even believe their own words, Then, Pennsylvania became the or are simply spouting a script pre- battleground in the abortion debate pared for them generations ago by TODAY IN HISTORY with Planned Parenthood v. Casey, Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, who in which the Supreme Court elimi- that would ban abortions based on a wrote the majority decision in Buck On this date: nated the trimester framework, find- diagnosis or suspicion that the fetus v. Bell, the case that authorized ing it flawed. It reiterated a woman’s has Down syndrome. The bill was the sterilization of the “mentally In 1492, a contract was signed by Christopher right to choose, but made this moved out of the chamber’s Health impaired.” He stated in one chilling Columbus and a representative of Spain’s King important distinction, which was Committee on Monday, and the passage, “Three generations of Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, giving Columbus a com- missing from the sterile posture of full House will likely vote on it next imbeciles are enough.” mission to seek a westward ocean passage to Asia. Roe: “The very notion that the state week. For the woman or man who In 1861, the Virginia State Convention voted to secede has a substantial interest in poten- Abortion rights groups are apo- thinks it’s OK to abort a fetus that from the Union. tial life leads to the conclusion that plectic. Newspapers have published would grow into what we once In 1924, the motion picture studio Metro-Goldwyn- not all regulations must be deemed op-eds opposing the bill as a gro- called “Mongoloid,” Holmes’ reason- Mayer was founded, the result of a merger of Metro unwarranted.” tesque infringement on the “wom- ing makes sense. Pictures, Goldwyn Pictures, and the Louis B. Mayer Co. And so was born the concept of an’s right to choose,” as if no one I believe the real reason people In 1937, the animated cartoon character Daffy Duck viability. For the first time, even had ever read Planned Parenthood oppose this bill is because they are made his debut in the Warner Bros. cartoon “Porky’s though it continued to agree that v. Casey or understands the “fact” afraid to open Pandora’s Box. Once Duck Hunt,” directed by Tex Avery. a pregnant woman had a “liberty” that women do not have unlimited the lid comes off, it will reveal the In 1941, Yugoslavia surrendered to Germany during interest in not being pregnant, the choices when it comes to being stark barbarity of abortion taken World War II. law gave dignity to the fetus and “un-pregnant.” to the extreme: a desire to elim- In 1961, some 1,500 CIA-trained Cuban exiles started to establish parameters by Planned Parenthood has, pre- inate the random imperfections launched the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in which this dignity — this “life” — dictably, come out full force in and inconveniences of life. Just like an attempt to topple Fidel Castro, whose forces crushed should be recognized and protected opposition to the bill. But I think Justice Holmes and his fear of imbe- the incursion by the third day. by the government. the saddest part is that some par- ciles. In 1964, Ford Motor Co. unveiled its new Mustang So these are facts: Women can ents of Down children have actually My friend Kurt Kondrich shares model at the New York World’s Fair, five days before the have abortions, with some legal come out publicly against the bill, that opinion. He is the father to fair’s official opening. restrictions. While my opinion is too, which strikes me as supreme- beautiful Chloe, who was diagnosed that they should be legally prevent- ly inhumane. Just my opinion, of with Down in utero. He observes, n Associated Press ed from aborting a child, my opin- course. Here are some more of “It is time to stop the ultimate form ion is not a fact. them: of bigotry: terminating individuals But if we acknowledge that To hear that a woman who has who do not meet the cultural man- Lake City Reporter women can have abortions in some given birth to a child with Down is date for perfection.” Lake City Reporter circumstances, we also have to still willing to allow other children I am thrilled that Pennsylvania Serving Columbia County Since 1874 accept that they can be prevent- to be denied a future because she is poised to turn our opinions into ed from having them in others. doesn’t want to infringe on another incontrovertible fact. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride And that is what brings us back mother’s “choice” is a perfect exam- for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ to Pennsylvania, and our beautiful ple of the way society has dehu- n tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride Christine M. Flowers is a lawyer and for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ state Capitol. manized unborn life. It is the same columnist for the Daily We believe strong newspapers build strong This week, the state House of principle at play when someone News. Readers may send her email at tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” Representatives fast-tracked a bill says, “I am personally against abor- c[email protected]. WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers‑ oriented get newspapers. things done!” OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand profitableteamwork community of professionals‑ oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, How we interact with internet giants integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, he tumult in Washington as Zuckerberg admits, Facebook would-be competitors — firms that integrity and hard work. Todd Wilson, Publisher over Facebook founder and didn’t do enough to guard against might have created new business Robert Bridges, Editor T CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s two downstream consequences. models with better privacy protec- Todd Wilson, Publisher days of testimony before Congress “The big mistake that we’ve made tions? Can it be made easier for Jim Barr, Associate Editor is the best opportunity yet for all of looking back on this is viewing users to download or even delete SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor us to re-examine our relationships our responsibility as just building the data they give these firms? with the Internet giants that exert tools, rather than viewing our whole Should it be easier to rescind priva- DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident enormous influence in our society. responsibility as making sure that cy permissions? TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman Facebook as well as Google and the those tools are used for good,” But even as the hearings teed vast number of other companies Zuckerberg said in an answer to a up such questions, it should also that trade free services for access to question from Sen. John Cornyn of be clear there are a few things the our private information, now occupy Texas. rest of us need to confront about a central place in too much of our The hearings raised other con- ourselves. LETTERS POLICY daily lives. cerns beyond privacy. As most It seems clear that social media Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly The result is that we’ve turned Facebook users will attest, the site has played a large role in coarsen- over enormous troves of informa- can be addictive. Is it dangerous for ing our political discourse. We can written and double spaced. Letters will be edited for tion that these firms repackage and so many Americans to use social blame the companies for building length and libel. Letters must be signed and include sell to third parties eager to influ- media to filter their news and even infrastructure that encouraged that the writer’s name, address and telephone number for ence our purchases and what we how they interact with society? behavior. But within all of us is the verification. Writers can have two letters per month think about politics, culture and a Should Facebook make it easy to capacity to change the way we use published. Letters and guest columns are the opinion variety of other issues. identify all users who post political these services, and to stand up for of the writers and not necessarily that of the Lake City What should be clear now is just messages? Are there limits that civility. how easy it has been for bad actors should be placed on the way auto- Were we to resolve to do that, Reporter. to exploit Facebook and other plat- mated accounts, or bots, interact then the moment of reflection these BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL forms. And what should also be with real users, given how they hearings have engendered will 32056; or drop off at 180 E. 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Today and Palliative Care recently opened a new office at 163 SW FDOC career fair Stonegate Terrace, Suite 105, The Florida Department Lake City. We are looking for of Corrections Probation volunteers to serve in several and Parole 3rd Circuit will different capacities including: be hosting a Career and relief visits for our patient’s Resource Fair, Tuesday families, pet therapy, veter- April 17, from 9:00a.m.- an pinning and clerical help. 2:00p.m. at the Robert B Visit our web site, Volunteer. Harkness Armory-Florida CommunityHospice.com to National Guard, 490 NW learn more about our volun- Lake Jeffery Rd, Lake City, teer on-boarding process and FL 32055. The event is to complete a volunteer appli- free and open to the pub- cation. lic. There will be resourc- es available to those with ‘Terrific Twos’ criminal backgrounds. The “Terrific Twos,” a library LifeSouth Blood Mobile program for toddlers, is will be in attendance and offered on Wednesdays taking much needed dona- at 10:30 a.m. at the main tions. Blood Donors will branch of the Columbia receive a recognition item County Public Library, 308 and be entered to win a Yeti NW Columbia Ave. in cooler through LifeSouth. downtown Lake City. For Those that attend and more information about meet with all vendors will the library’s children’s be entered into a draw- programs, call 386-758- ing. For more information 2101. on becoming a vendor, or attending the event, please Al-Anon meeting contact Melissa Capps, FDC An Al-Anon group Employment Specialist, at meets at First Christian 386-688-0865. Church (403 W. Duval St., Lake City) at 6 p.m. on Art league meets Mondays and 10 a.m. on The Art league of North Wednesdays. Newcomers Florida invites the commu- group meets on Mondays nity to the monthly meeting COURTESY at 5 p.m. on April 17 at 6:30 pm at the First Presbyterian Church New member for DAR Volunteers needed located at 697 SW Baya Dr. Linda Johns (left), chapter regent, Jane McClelland and Mary Jane Weaver, registrar, welcome new member, The Christian Service Lake City. Joy Coleman (right) who was inducted into the Edward Rutledge Chapter, Daughters of the American Center (421 NW Revolution, at its recent meeting. Washington St., Lake City) Volunteers needed is in search of volunteers. Lake City Medical Center The center’s mission is Auxiliary needs volun- 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays 6-14 are eligible to attend. 2 to 4 p.m. The CSLL from seasoned gardeners. to serve those in need in teers who have a heart to and Thursdays at the There are bus pickups from meets at the Fort White Columbia County through serve. The auxiliary need Columbia County Extension all elementary and middle Branch from 2 to 4 p.m. GeriActors Christian faith and resourc- volunteers for all positions. Office, 971 W. Duval St., Lake schools. Fees for the session on Wednesdays, and vol- Residents are invited to join es. For more, call 386-755- Those interested in partici- City. Stop by or call 386-752- are $200. For more, call 386- unteers will also be on the Reader’s Theater Group 1770. pating in the program may 5384 to receive research- 752-4184 or visit the club on hand on the first and third on Tuesdays and Thursdays pick up an application at the based information from uni- Jones Way in Lake City. Tuesday of each month from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Duplicate Bridge Club Lake City Medical Center versity trained volunteers. from 2 to 4 p.m. at the West Lifestyle Enrichment Center, Lake City Duplicate Bridge Gift Shop or the H2U office. Seed Lending Library branch library, 435 NW 628 SE Allison Court. Club meets at 12:30 p.m. For more, call 386-719-7713. Club registration The Columbia Seed Hall of Fame Drive (off Wednesdays at The Country The Boys’ Club of Lending Library is avail- U.S. Highway 90 just past Club at Lake City. All bridge ‘Gardening questions?’ Columbia County is accept- able at the main library Interstate 75). Patrons can Wednesday enthusiasts are welcome. For UF/IFAS Master ing registration for the fall branch in downtown Lake select a wide variety of Volunteers needed more, call Dottie Rogers at Gardeners are available from session. All children ages City on Tuesdays from seeds and receive advice Community Hospice 386-758-8606.

with notifying each of the the position. City officials plan to con- In other business on ument studies in compli- CITY candidates on the top-10 The council has sched- duct applicant interviews Monday, the council ance with the National Continued From 1A list and performing back- uled a 6 p.m. meeting on during the week of May unanimously approved Environmental Protection ground checks and col- Thursday to reveal the 14-18. However, the coun- a contract with Passero Act concerning selective lecting other necessary results of the rankings and cil has not yet determined Associates for profession- tree clearing at the city mine which candidates get information. She will also discuss the next step in the how many candidates will al engineering services airport. The contract is interviews. see whether the candi- process of hiring a city man- be interviewed for the posi- to provide the city with not to exceed $20,000. Greene will be tasked date is still interested in ager. tion. field investigations to doc-

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HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Tigers advance to district finals Columbia’s Thomas pulls off upset, both doubles teams moving onto Day 2.

By ERIC JACKSON Columbia’s No.1 Chiong won his be denied as he won his first singles [email protected] opening match before falling in his match 6-2, 6-2. Wehrli followed up second. He and Zecher didn’t get with a second round win to advance out of the singles bracket, but will (6-3, 6-1). But it was Thomas who Columbia boys have come a long compete in doubles with Thomas and highlighted the opening day outing. way from its season opener sweep. Wehrli. An impressive opening day After suffering defeats for most Their progression was evident during showing for the rebuilding Tigers. of the year, Thomas defied the odds the opening day of the District 3-3A “I’m so proud of this team, doing with a first round upset over Atlantic meet Monday morning. as much as they did on the first day,” Coast’s No.1. The he followed up Columbia isn’t done yet after a Columbia boys coach Tom Moore with another win over a Middleburg strong showing against some of the said. player during the second round. league’s best. Columbia enters the second day No.2 Thomas and No.4 Wehrli will Tanner Thomas, Christian Chiong, tied for first place with Atlantic Coast compete for a district title in today’s Jacob Zecher and Cole Wehrli and host school Robert E. Lee. The singles finals while the doubles semi- advanced by knocking off tough com- strong start wouldn’t be possible final round will follow. petition in the first round and second without impressive finishes from the Columbia entered the tournament FILE round. Tigers’ double teams (Zecher and as a clear underdog, yet the Tigers Columbia’s Christian Chiong won one out of two sin- Wehrli and Thomas will compete Wehrli, Chiong and Thomas). have seemed to heat up at just the gles matches Monday morning. Chiong, the team’s in singles today after winning both Cole, the younger brother of for- their matches Monday. TIGERS continued on 2B No.1, still advanced to the doubles semifinal round. mer standout, Reid, wasn’t going to

COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD Florida’s Pineiro, Townsend CHS sends 7 to regionals Raffay, Collins shine at eye rare feat in NFL draft district meet Saturday. By ERIC JACKSON Duo could be first specialists from the same college drafted in the same year since 1985. [email protected]

By MARK LONG After strong performances in Associated Press this past weekend’s District 3 meet, Columbia’s track and field GAINESVILLE — team is sending seven athletes Florida kicker Eddy to the Region 1-3A meet next Pineiro badly wanted to Thursday. show off his leg. Columbia’s 4x100m relay team He pleaded with NFL is returning to regionals after scouts to kick with the a second place finish (43.51) in breeze at his back during Jacksonville. James Williamson, the school’s pro day last Jamari Pate, Lorinza Jelks and month, believing he was Tracy White together will vie capable of hitting an for a spot in the state finals next 80-yarder that would open week in Tallahassee. eyes and raise his draft Columbia also had impressive stock. individual performances coming “They were like, ‘No, from Yassin Raffay, Konstance no. Coaches want to see Washington and Asherah you kick into the wind,’” Collins. Washington, a senior, is Pineiro said. headed back to regionals after They did the same to placing third in the shot put punter Johnny Townsend. finals (9.37m). Collins stole the The college teammates show with a first-place finish in obliged, and performed the triple jump finals (11.46m). just fine in the other direc- The sophomore also took third tion. in the 200m dash (25.69) and Pineiro and Townsend fifth in the 100m dash (12.49). hope they did enough to “She’s been excelling in just get drafted. If so, they about every event that she’s would become the first specialists from the same REGIONS continued on 2B college drafted in the same year since Clemson’s duo of Dale Hatcher (third round) and Donald Igwebuike (10th) in 1985. Pineiro and Townsend would be the first team- mates to do so — call it a “rare feet” — since the NFL draft was shortened to seven rounds in 1994. Pineiro and Townsend are hardly locks, but they’re far from long shots after working out at the NFL combine, at Florida’s pro day and for a number of teams in private. They are widely regard- ed as the second-best prospects at their posi- tions, trailing only Auburn COURTESY place-kicker Daniel Carlson COURTESY Columbia’s Asherah Collins Florida kicker and NFL prospect Eddy Pineiro made 29 of his last 30 field-goal attempts and fin- winning her 200m spot for the GATORS continued on 5B ished his college career having made 38 of 43, including all five from 50 yards or longer. Region 1 meet next Thursday.

NFL Jaguars’ Paul Posluszny would rather retire a year early than a play late lous preparation wasn’t ready for seasons in the ed contemplating walking away they expect me to do something By MARK LONG teammate Telvin Smith’s heart- league, including late last season. and I miss that play because I Associated Press warming speech. the last seven in “I don’t want to do this,” said held on a year too long, I don’t So Posluszny started to cry as Jacksonville. He Posluszny, who enjoyed one win- know how I look at them. soon as Smith paused to collect finished his career ning season during his time in “That was unacceptable to me. JACKSONVILLE — Sitting himself. A few minutes later, both with 1,381 tackles, Buffalo and Jacksonville. ... I know that’s right around the in the front row with his wife of them had tears rolling down 41 pass breakups, “I don’t want to retire right corner, and once it hits, it hits. and two young daughters, their cheeks. 16 sacks, 15 inter- now. I want to keep playing. But You don’t stop it. Avoiding that Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker It was an emotional farewell — ceptions and eight Posluszny what was more important for me was the most important thing. Paul Posluszny got blind-sided for them and just about everyone forced fumbles. was I didn’t want to go back on “It’s my time. I love the game like never before in his NFL else in the room. He explained his decision in the field and be a step too slow or too much and I respect it too career. Posluszny formally and reluc- detail during a ceremony inside miss a play. If I’m out on the field A guy known for his meticu- tantly retired Monday after 11 EverBank Field, saying he start- with Telvin and Myles (Jack) and RETIRE continued on 2B B2

2B TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD TV LISTINGS Thursday, April 26 x- at Milwaukee, TBA x-Philadelphia at Miami, TBA Today x-Golden State at San Antonio, TBA MLB BASEBALL x-Portland at , TBA 7 p.m. FS1 — Cleveland at Minnesota Friday, April 27 x-Toronto at Washington, TBA 10 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Boston at x-Cleveland at Indiana, TBA L.A. Angels OR at x-Houston at Minnesota, TBA x-Oklahoma City at Utah, TBA NBA BASKETBALL Saturday, April 28 7 p.m. NBA — NBA playoffs, Eastern x-Milwaukee at Boston, TBA Conference, first round, Game 2, x-Miami at Philadelphia, TBA Washington at Toronto x-San Antonio at Golden State, TBA x-New Orleans at Portland, TBA 8 p.m. TNT — NBA playoffs, Eastern Sunday, April 29 Conference, first round, Game 2, x-Washington at Toronto, TBA Milwaukee at Boston x-Indiana at Cleveland, TBA x-Minnesota at Houston, TBA 10:30 p.m. TNT — NBA playoffs, Western x-Utah at Oklahoma City, TBA Conference, first round, Game 2, New Orleans at Portland MLB STANDINGS NHL HOCKEY 7:30 p.m. National League NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, East Division Eastern Conference, first round, Game 3, W L Pct GB Washington at Columbus New York 12 2 .857 — 8 p.m. Philadelphia 9 5 .643 3 CNBC — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, 8 6 .571 4 Western Conference, first round, Game Washington 7 9 .438 6 4, Winnipeg at Minnesota Miami 4 11 .267 8½ 10:30 p.m. Central Division NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, W L Pct GB COURTESY Western Conference, first round, Game 11 4 .733 — Columbia’s boys tennis team is pictured: Cole Wehrli (from left) Christian Chiong, coach Tom Moore, Brien 4, Vegas at St. Louis 9 7 .563 2½ SOCCER 7 7 .500 3½ Boudreau, Tanner Thomas and Jacob Zecher. The Tigers competed at Robert E. Lee High in Jacksonville. 2:45 p.m. Milwaukee 8 8 .500 3½ NBCSN — Premier League, Brighton & Cincinnati 2 13 .133 9 Regardless of the outcome on Hanna Wheeler had their match- Hove Albion vs. Tottenham West Division Tuesday, Moore says he couldn’t be es come down to the end, but W L Pct GB TIGERS prouder. couldn’t muster out the victories. NBA Daily Playoff Arizona 11 4 .733 — Continued From 1B Colorado 9 8 .529 3 “The goal was to get better,” “Tough loss at districts,” Glance San Diego 7 10 .412 5 he said. “And this is better than I Columbia girls coach Michelle Lear 6 9 .400 5 right time. expected.” said. “We had several close match- FIRST ROUND Los Angeles 5 9 .357 5½ “That’s what I am proud about is es. They had some great points and (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) that they kept getting better,” Moore Saturday, April 14 American League LADY TIGERS FALL: played some of the best tennis I Golden State 113, San Antonio 92, East Division said. “For Tanner, he won one Columbia’s girls tennis team season have seen them play. The girls have Golden State leads series 1-0 W L Pct GB match the whole year, so he was out came to an end at the District 3-3A come a long way, and coach John Toronto 114, Washington 106, Toronto Boston 13 2 .867 — there trying. And we finally found meet in Jacksonville Monday morn- [Lear] and I are very proud of their leads series 1-0 Toronto 9 5 .643 3½ the formula for him to play and he ing. The Lady Tigers were swept on progress. We have some work to Philadelphia 130, Miami 103, New York 7 7 .500 5½ utilized it (Monday). It was really Philadelphia leads series 1-0 5 11 .313 8½ all courts (0-7), falling to Oakleaf, do, but we will come back stronger New Orleans 97, Portland 95, New Tampa Bay 3 12 .200 10 nice to see that, for him to beat the First Coast, Middleburg and Atlantic and ready for some more wins next Orleans leads series 1-0 Central Division No.1 seed in his singles.” Coast. Columbia’s Ally Mitchell and year.” Sunday, April 15 W L Pct GB Boston 113, Milwaukee 107, OT, Boston Minnesota 7 4 .636 — leads series 1-0 Cleveland 8 6 .571 ½ school. I’m just building on what regionals twice I believe – he’s been Indiana 98, Cleveland 80, Inidana leads Chicago 4 8 .333 3½ they already put in her really.” saying he’s ready to take it onto series 1-0 4 9 .308 4 REGIONS Raffay, a cross country star, state at this point.” Oklahoma City 116, Utah 108, Kansas City 3 10 .231 5 Continued From 1B Oklahoma City leads series 1-0 West Division placed second in the boys 3200m Columbia hopes to send at least Houston 104, Minnesota 101, Houston W L Pct GB been in,” Columbia coach Audre run (9:45.53). His strong showing one athlete to the state meet May 4. leads series 1-0 Los Angeles 13 3 .813 — was enough to advance him to “Believe it or not, I feel like we’re Monday, April 16 Ruise said about Collins. “She was Houston 10 6 .625 3 regionals for a consecutive year. just as good as some of the schools Miami at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Seattle 8 5 .615 3½ previously in training with (former San Antonio at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Oakland 6 10 .375 7 Columbia) coach Travis Sheppard, “He’s a senior this year so he we’re going to be competing with, Tuesday, April 17 Texas 6 11 .353 7½ who runs an AAU program and really wants to go to state this time,” especially in the events that we’re Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. coach [April] Morse at the middle Ruise said. “We have taken him to going in,” Ruise added. Milwaukee at Boston, 8 p.m. TE Gavin Escobar signs with New Orleans at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Dolphins, his 5th team Wednesday, April 18 Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. MIAMI (AP) — Tight end Gavin Escobar Just know, I never met a better man Business Administration or some- Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. has signed with the Miami Dolphins, his than you. I’ve never had a better thing in the aerospace field. Minnesota at Houston, 9:30 p.m. fifth team in a six-year NFL career. RETIRE teammate than you. I don’t think Whatever he chooses, he hopes Thursday, April 19 Escobar has played in 64 games, with Continued From 1B I’ve ever been able to say someone it can fill a void created by losing Philadelphia at Miami, 7 p.m. seven starts, and has 30 career recep- Portland at New Orleans, 9 p.m. tions. He played in two games last loved me who I didn’t do something being around his teammates. Golden State at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. year for Baltimore, and has also spent much to not be able to physically do for than you. And I promise you — I “The great fear of mine is I don’t Friday, April 20 time with Dallas, Kansas City and the everything that I’ve done in years promise you, I promise you — I know where to find that in the rest Cleveland at Indiana, 7 p.m. Cleveland Browns, who cut him last past. And if that’s a year too early, won’t let you down. of society or what occupation — I’m Toronto at Washington, 8 p.m. week. maybe I’m going to regret it. But I’d “And I feel like that last game we sure they’re out there — where Boston at Milwaukee, 9:30 p.m. He was a second-round draft pick by Saturday, April 21 the Cowboys in 2013. rather be a year too early than one let you down, so I dedicate this next you can be in that type of environ- Philadelphia at Miami, 2:30 p.m. play too late.” season to you and I promise you ment where it doesn’t matter where Portland at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Guard McGusty transferring to Miami The Jaguars played highlights we’re going to head down and give you’re from and you can work with Houston at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. from Oklahoma of Posluszny’s time in Jacksonville everything I got because of you and Telvin Smith every day or you can Oklahoma City at Utah, 10 p.m. Sunday, April 22 MIAMI (AP) — Guard Kameron McGusty during the celebration. It includ- the legacy you left.” work with Myles Jack every day Boston at Milwaukee, 1 p.m. is transferring to the University of Miami ed interceptions against Peyton Posluszny announced March 13 and be in a room together and Golden State at San Antonio, 3:30 p.m. after two seasons at Oklahoma. Manning, Russell Wilson, Andrew that the 2017 season would be his learn together and grow together,” Toronto at Washington, 8 p.m. McGusty announced his decision Luck and Joe Flacco. last . He waited until Monday, the Posluszny said. Cleveland at Indiana, 8:30 p.m. Monday on Twitter . He averaged 8.0 It featured Posluszny playing with day players returned for their vol- “That’s the best part of the NFL: Monday, April 23 points in 32 games last season, includ- Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ing eight starts, and averaged 10.9 as a a bloodied face from a gash on the untary, offseason conditioning pro- Your teammates and the environ- Oklahoma City at Utah, 10:30 p.m. freshman, when he started 17 games. bridge of his nose. And it showed gram, to make it official. ment that you create in that locker Tuesday, April 24 The native of Katy, Texas, will be eligible him making several plays with a cast Coaches, front office personnel room where you know that ... I’m x-Milwaukee at Boston, TBA to play for Miami beginning in 2019-20. on his right hand. and teammates, including a few from going to play as hard as I can so that x-Miami at Philadelphia, TBA Last week, guard Anthony Mack said x-San Antonio at Golden State, TBA he was transferring to Miami. Mack Smith stole the show, though, with back in the day, were on hand for (a teammate) has success so that we x-New Orleans at Portland, TBA didn’t play as a freshman at Wyoming his tearful introduction. the festivities. win as a group. Wednesday, April 25 last season. “Forever and ever and ever his Posluszny thanked most of them “To me, that’s priceless. That’s the x-Washington at Toronto, TBA legacy will live on through what he’s and later said he wants to attend most important thing, and I know x-Indiana at Cleveland, TBA x-Minnesota at Houston, TBA done here,” Smith said. graduate school and get a second that’s what I’m going to miss the x-Utah at Oklahoma City, TBA “I love him. I appreciate him. ... degree, possibly a Masters of most, hands down.”

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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Bride accuses mom of using wedding to spotlight herself DEAR ABBY: Once I shared it on social media announced my engage- isn’t surprising these ment, my already thin, days, considering how fit mother went on a diet much information is being and lost 20 pounds. My posted online, nor was it a BABY BLUES weight has always been an breach of etiquette. issue with her, and I can’t DEAR ABBY: I have believe she would draw been with my boyfriend attention to it in this way. Abigail Van Buren nearly 19 years, and we She called me a bridezilla www.dearabby.com both agree that we don’t because I told her I think away the day before from a want marriage. I just found she’s trying to showboat massive heart attack. I was out that for the last nine my wedding because she’s shocked and saddened. I months he has been see- the one with the insecu- was also appalled that my ing someone else on his rity issues. I would have employer posted her death lunch break. been happy to elope, but on Facebook less than 24 He says he loves me she insisted on this big hours later. and doesn’t want to lose wedding to show off to her me, but he loves her, too, BLONDIE I don’t feel that this is friends and “recoup the an appropriate forum to and she is his friend. He gifts she gave to their kids.” announce a death, and I said he would stop the How do we get through also don’t think it was my affair, but because she’s the next six months and employer’s responsibility his friend, he won’t stop keep our already frag- to notify the world. In texting and seeing her “as ile relationship intact? my opinion, the family a friend.” -- DAUGHTER OF should notify the public Should I trust what he is MOMZILLA if they choose. Are there saying? We don’t have kids DEAR DAUGHTER: any rules of etiquette together, but we raised his Weddings are supposed to regarding social media and two and my one together as be about the happy couple, announcing a co-worker’s our own. -- SILENT PAIN not a means for a third death? -- SAD NEWS IN DEAR PAIN: Should BEETLE BAILEY party to “recoup” gifts she CALIFORNIA you trust that your boy- gave to her friends’ chil- DEAR SAD NEWS: Of friend won’t resume the dren. If you feel you would course it is the prerogative affair with his “friend” -- or be happier eloping rather of family members to post that he has stopped it? I than be miserable “going that kind of news. Ideally, don’t think so. Although on with the show,” that’s your employer should have the two of you aren’t for- what you and your fiance waited an extra day or two mally married, you have should do. However, if you to allow the family to get the had an understanding that do decide to go through word out. However, unless a lasted almost 19 years, and with the wedding, you and family member complained he has breached it. You your mother should agree to you about what your now must decide whether there will be no further employer did, you shouldn’t you want to be part of a discussion about weight -- “threesome,” and for that, HAGAR THE HORRIBLE be so quick to judge. hers or yours. Period. While you have expe- you have my sympathy. DEAR ABBY: I came rienced a shocking loss, ■ Write Dear Abby at into work Monday morn- your boss has, too, particu- ing to the news that one of www.DearAbby.com or larly if the employee was a P.O. Box 69440, my co-workers had passed longtime one. That he/she Los Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don’t dis- matters that can affect your lifestyle or an regard what others do or say. Size up your important relationship. ★★★ situation and consider your options. Learn SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Examine SNUFFY SMITH from past mistakes and leave no room for alternative ways to deal with matters that error. If you want something, be willing to put you in charge of other people’s affairs. work for it. ★★★ A creative approach to your relationship TAURUS (April 20-May 20): with an older family member will help Opportunity knocks. Don’t sit back when you avoid cleaning up a messy situation. you should be doing everything in your Discuss family matters openly. ★★★ power to get things done. Take a unique SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Put path if it will result in higher returns. more into your job and how you earn ★★★ your living. Look for a way to make your GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You’ll money stretch and to use your space to thrive on change and taking on new chal- create a less extravagant lifestyle. Adopt lenges. Don’t underestimate the extent of changes that promote a healthier environ- a job, or you may end up falling short of ment. ★★★ ZITS the expectations you set. ★★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Stick CANCER (June 21-July 22): Your close to immediate family, and be careful generosity will send a message to some- when dealing with outsiders. You’ll be one special. Nurture relationships and given poor information or limited sup- make plans that will bring you closer to port and should be prepared to do your the people you enjoy being around most. own research. Opportunity comes to ★★★★ those who are willing to do the legwork. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don’t leave ★★★★★ anything to chance when it comes to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): work and money. A responsible attitude Emotional troubles will surface when will help you bring about changes that dealing with peers, a friend or relative. will make you look good. A personal inci- Choose your gestures carefully, or some- GARFIELD dent should not be allowed to hinder your one will misinterpret the signal you are efficiency. ★★ trying to send. You don’t want to be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Business accused of a slight you never intended. trips, educational pursuits and networking ★★ functions are favored. Your involvement PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Memories will help you figure out the latest trends will encourage you to attend a reunion or and set new goals that will help you keep to connect with someone you haven’t seen up with technology or research in your in ages.★★★★ chosen field. A partnership will intrigue you. ★★★★★ CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Look for opportunities that will encourage you to Actor David Bradley (”Game of Thrones”) is take on a new challenge or pick up skills 75. Musician Jan Hammer is 69. Actress Olivia B.C. that fit the current economic trends. Take Hussey is 66. Actor Clarke Peters (”Treme”) care of personal money and domestic is 65. Singer Pete Shelley of The Buzzcocks is 62. Rapper Afrika Bambaataa is 60.

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g IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Current address/residence as nando Ave. Room 203, Lake LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL RCCAMN Summer Camp THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN to Defendant, D. E. Polhill: Un- City, Florida 32055. Systems Administrator Counselor PUBLISHER'S NOTE AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- known Schedule of Events: Please visit our website Job Announcement Florida Law 828.29 requires TY, FLORIDA ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN Proposals Due www.lakebutlerhospital.com for The Richardson Community dogs and cats being sold to be CASE NO.: 2018-61-CA PARTIES CLAIMING BY, April 26, 2018 more information and to fill out Center/ Annie Mattox Park at least 8 weeks old and have a MACEDONIA A.M.E. THROUGH, UNDER, AND Evaluation Committee Meeting an application. PH. North, Inc (RCCAMN) is cur- health certificate from a li- CHURCH, a/k/a A.M.E. AGAINST THE HEREIN May 1, 2018 386.496.2323 Ext 9258, Fax rently accepting resumes for censed veterinarian document- CHURCH, a/k/a M. E. NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- Oral Presentations if necessary 386.496.2105 Equal Employ- summer camp counselors. The ing they have mandatory shots CHURCH, DANTS WHO ARE NOT May 8, 2018 ment Opportunity / Drug & To- camp will service students 7-12 and are free from intestinal and Plaintiff, KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR Recommendation to Board bacco Free Workplace years old. The summer pro- external parasites. Many vs. ALIVE, WHETHER SAID UN- May 17, 2018 gram dates are June 11-August species of wildlife must be li- JOHN MCKINNEY, if living and KNOWN PARTIES MAY Specifications and bid forms Lakeisha Wilcox will be hiring 3. All applicants MUST have censed by Florida Fish and if deceased, His unknown CLAIM AN INTEREST AS may be downloaded at the 74 temporary farm workers, experience working with chil- Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- spouses, heirs, devisees, SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- County web site, https://web- needed from 5/25/2018 through dren. Please email resumes to tact the local office for informa- grantees, creditors, and all oth- VISEES, GRANTEES, OR portal.columbiacountyfla.com/li 07/31/2018 at 35 hours per Nicole_smith@ tion. er parties claiming an interest OTHER CLAIMANS. st-purchasing-projects.aspx. week in Tifton, GA. Workers columbiacountyfla.com or con- by, through, or under him; Last known address/residence: will harvest watermelons. The tact by phone at (386) 754- PARMELIA MCKINNEY, if liv- Unknown 418725 wage is $10.95 per hour or the 7096. Please note that back- ing and if deceased, Her un- Current address/residence: Un- April 10, 17, 2018 prevailing wage rate. Guaran- ground checks are mandatory known spouses, heirs, de- known tee of ¾ of total hours offered. for this position. For a detailed visees, grantees, creditors, and The identities and whereabouts Employer furnishes work tools, job description please visit Starting at $615/mo, tile floors, all other parties claiming an in- as to all other Defendants listed supplies and equipment. Free http://ccrd-lc.weebly.com/ fresh paint. Great Area. Call terest by, through or under her; above are unknown. housing is provided for workers Deadline for resume submis- (386)752-9626 ROSCOE MCKINNEY, ALON- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an that cannot reasonably return sion is April 20, 2018 at 5:00 ZO MCKINNEY, GEORGE action to quiet title on the fol- home at the end of the day. pm. Studio Apt. all utilities including MCKINNEY, LEMAN MCKIN- Pianist needed for First United Transportation and subsistence cable. Min. 6 mo lease lowing described property: Methodist Church. Please call NEY, A/K/A LEAMON MCK- That part of Blocks 71 and 72 expense provided with comple- $580/mo $500/sec dep for information (386)752-4488 Retail Sales Martin 386-697-7755 INEY, A/K/A LEAMAN MCKIN- lying West of US Highway 27 tion of 50% of the work con- Artsy Abode is seeking enthu- NEY, LOGAN MCKINNEY, (aka State Rode 20), Town of tract. Interested workers should siastic and hardworking part Windsong Apartments A/K/A COTON MCKINNEY, Fort White, Florida, per Plat apply at the nearest Georgia time Key Holders with excep- FLORENCE MCKINNEY, A/K/A We offer 1, 2, & 3 BR's Book 1, Page 48, lying and be- Department of Labor office and tional management skills who Apply On-Line! FLORENCE POURNELL, COT- ing in Section 33, Township 6 provide the office with a copy of can thrive in a high traffic envi- TIE STEVENSON, ATTA AN- Axmaker Horse Transportation windsong-apartmentliving.com South, Range 16 East, this advertisement or call 912- ronment. Must be sales driven 386-758-8455 DERS, A/K/A ATKA SHEALEY, Columbia County, Florida, per LLC seeks 3 temp FT Farm 245-8344 between 8:00 am and and have the ability to coach MILDRED D. SINGLETON, if Plat Book 1, Page 48 of the Of- Worker from 5/22/18 - 3/1/19. 4:00 pm to set up an interview. for excellence. Flexible sched- living and if deceased, Her un- ficial Records of said county. Worksite: 4487 Louisville Rd, Reference Job # ules required with the ability to known spouses, heirs, de- has been filed against you and Salvisa, KY 40372. Housing: GA2119255739. work evenings and weekends. visees, grantees, creditors, and that you are required to serve a 1275 Gilberts Creek Rd, Reliable transportation essen- all other parties claiming an in- copy of your written defenses, if Salvisa, KY 40372. Attend to Looking for individual to help tial. Must have excellent cus- terest by, through or under her; any, within 30 days after the live horses; feed, water, load. show & sell my artwork. For in- tomer service skills, be an ef- 2BD/2BA Condo $950/mo In D. E. POLHILL, if living and if first publication, on Thomas J. Maintain records on horses, as- formation call 912-253-7475 fective problem-solver who town. 1st, Last, $500 security. deceased, His/Her unknown Kennon, III, Attorney for Plain- sist in birth deliveries; admin promptly responds to customer No Pets. 697-6436 spouses, heirs, devisees, tiff, whose address is 578 West meds, vaccinations, or insecti- needs. Knowledge of retail op- grantees, creditors, and all oth- Duval Street, Lake City, Florida cides as appropriate; clean & erations, sales, and inventory er parties claiming an interest 32055, either before May 25, maintain housing areas; clean control required. Excellent su- by, through or under him/her; stalls, pens, & equip. Halter- 2018 and file the original with MAKE EXTRA pervisory skills and interper- Defendants. the Clerk of this Court at 173 break & care for young horses. sonal skills. Computer literate, AMENDED NOTICE OF AC- NE Hernando Avenue, Lake Perform farm maint. such as re- $$ MONEY $$ outgoing, and friendly commu- 2 & 3 BR MH, $600-$875, wa- TION City, Florida 32055. If you fail to pairing fences & mowing grass. nication style. Apply in person ter, sewer, stove & fridge fur- To: JOHN MCKINNEY, if living do so, a default may be entered Work hours: Split shift The Lake City Reporter, a @313 NW Commons Loop or nished. no pets 209-8111 and if deceased, his unknown against you for the relief de- 7AM11AM & 1PM-5PM, M-F. daily newspaper, seeks submit resume to: $11.19/hr. Employer guaran- 3/2, $725/mo $725/sec dep. Lo- spouses, heirs, devisees, manded in the Complaint or Pe- Independent Contractor [email protected] cated in small, neat mobile grantees, creditors, and all oth- tition. This notice shall be pub- tees to offer employment for a min. of 3/4 of workdays for total Newspaper Carriers for home park. 12/mo lease, No er parties claiming an interest lished once a week for four pets. Call/text 904-704-0410 by, through or under him; consecutive weeks in the Lake specified period during which several motor routes in PARMELIA MCKINNEY, if liv- City Reporter. work contract & all extensions the city and county. You 3BR/2BA $625/mo quiet park, ing and if deceased, her un- Copies of all court documents thereof are in effect, beginning must be motivated by no pets, clean country living, with the 1st day after worker ar- known spouses, heirs, de- in this case, including Orders, earning extra money, be PUBLISHER'S NOTE references & deposit required. visees, grantees, creditors, and are available at the Clerk of the rives at place of employment & an early riser and have 386-292-2078 ending on expiration date spec- All Yard Sale Ads all other parties claiming an in- Circuit Courts office. You may reliable transportation. Must be Pre-Paid. terest by, through or under her; review these documents upon ified in work contract or exten- ROSCOE MCKINNEY, ALON- request. sions thereof. 1 mo. exp. req. Apply in person during ZO MCKINNEY, GEORGE You must keep the Clerk of the Work tools, supplies & equip. normal business hours. MCKINNEY, LEMAN MCKIN- Circuit Courts office notified of provided w/o cost to worker. Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm Five Ash Forest, Lake City's NEY, A/K/A LEAMON MCK- your current address. Future For workers who cannot rea- NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE premier 55 plus manufactured INEY, A/K/A LEAMAN MCKIN- papers in this lawsuit will be sonably return to perm resi- home community. 752-7207 Lot Estate Auctions: Fri, April 20th lease includes water, sewer, NEY, LOGAN MCKINNEY, mailed to the address on record dence at end of each work day, O'Neal Roofing now hiring all A/K/A COTON MCKINNEY, housing provided at no cost & @ 6pm, High Springs, FL Hwy garbage & lawn maintenance. at the Clerks office. positions. Apply in person 212 27N auctionzip.com #20822 FLORENCE MCKINNEY, A/K/A There may be money owed to expenses for subsistence & SE Hickory Dr. 386-752-7578 FLORENCE POURNELL, COT- transportation to the employers Mah, Oak, Vict. Furn, early ra- you after a foreclosure sale. dios/equipment, sterling cande- TIE STEVENSON, ATTA AN- You may contact the Clerk of address provided or paid by DERS, A/K/A ATKA SHEALEY, employer, with payment made labras, glass, coins, tools, truck the Court at 386-758-1041 for tool box, tall stacking tool box Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- MILDRED D. SINGLETON, if information on what you need no later than completion of 50% living and if deceased, their un- of work contract. To apply, call w/tools, art, Fenton, Primitives, alty 752-4663 50ac backs up to to do to get the money. You do Hess trucks, Records, jewelry. Osceola Nat'l Forest w/3/2, known spouses, heirs, de- not need to hire an attorney or Peter Axmaker 509-840-2824 visees, grantees, creditors, and between 8AM & 5PM or contact 10% B.P. C. Red Williams wraparound porches on 2 other representative to get this AU437/AB3447 352-258-0604 sides, $215,000 all other parties claiming an in- money. nearest Kentucky State Work- terest by, through or under AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- force office using job listing Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- them; D. E. POLHILL, if living TY ACT: If you are a person 841690051. alty 752-4663 MLS90282 Great and if deceased, His/Her un- with a disability who needs any Christian Preschool & After- investment, currently rented at known spouses, heirs, de- accommodation in order to par- school Program looking for part Buy It • Sell It • Find It $900/mo, lg lot in town, de- visees, grantees, creditors, and ticipate in this proceeding, you time help. DCF 40 hours tached garage. $124,900 all other parties claiming an in- are entitled, at no cost to you, required. Contact Ronny terest by, through or under to the provision of certain as- Lake City Reporter Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- 386-365-2128 or Shelby alty Sabrina Suggs 854-0686 him/her; sistance. Please contact Carri- 386-755-5795. Last known address/residence na Cooper, Court Administra- CLASSIFIEDS MLS95057 $229,000 Open as to Defendant, John McKin- tion at 173 NE Hernando Av- Jacqueline Couch will be hiring floor plan & private master ste, ney: Unknown enue, Room 408, Lake City, 74 temporary farm workers, all on 1 floor, great location. Last known address/residence Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at needed from 5/25/2018 through as to Defendant, Parmelia least 7 days before your sched- 07/31/2018 at 35 hours per McKinney: Unknown uled court appearance, or im- week in Tattnall County, GA. Last known address/residence mediately upon receiving this Workers will harvest watermel- as to Defendant, Roscoe McK- notification if the time before ons. The wage is $10.95 per inney: Unknown the scheduled appearance is hour or the prevailing wage Last known address/residence less than 7 days; if you are rate. Guarantee of ¾ of total as to Defendant, Alonzo McKin- hearing or voice impaired, call hours offered. Employer fur- ney: Unknown 711. nishes work tools, supplies and Last known address/residence Dated this 12th day of April, equipment. Free housing is pro- as to Defendant, George McK- 2018. vided for workers that cannot inney; Unknown P. DEWITT CASON reasonably return home at the Last known address/residence CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT end of the day. Transportation as to Defendant, Leman McKin- COURT and subsistence expense pro- ney, a/k/a Leamon McKinney, By: /s/ S. Weeks vided with completion of 50% of a/k/a Leaman McKinney: Un- Deputy Clerk the work contract. Interested known workers should apply at the Last known address/residence 419908 nearest Georgia Department of as to Defendant, Logan McKin- April 17, 24, 2018 Labor office and provide the of- ney, a/k/a Coton McKinney: May 1, 8, 2018 fice with a copy of this adver- Unknown tisement or call 912-245-0186 Last known address/residence COLUMBIA COUNTY BOARD between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm as to Defendant, Florence OF COMMISSIONERS to set up an interview. Refer- McKinney, a/k/a Florence Pour- Request for Proposals ence Job # GA2119143929. nell: Unknown Flat Field Feasibility Study Last known address/residence RFP 2018-F LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL as to Defendant, Cottie Steven- The Columbia County Board of Facility & Maintenance Tech son: Unknown Commissioners is requesting RNs-FT, PRN Last known address/residence statement of qualification pro- Pharmacy Tech as to Defendant, Atta Anders, posals from firms interested in Please visit our website a/k/a Atka Shealey: Unknown providing CDBG Grant Environ- www.lakebutlerhospital.com for Last known address/residence mental Review and Administra- more information and to fill out as to Defendant, Mildred D. tion Services. Proposals will be an application. PH. Singleton: Unknown accepted until 2:00 p.m. on 386.496.2323 Ext 9258, Fax Last known address/residence April 26, 2018 in the office of 386.496.2105 Equal Employ- as to Defendant, D. E. Polhill: the Board of County Commis- ment Opportunity / Drug & To- Unknown sioners located at 135 NE Her- bacco Free Workplace Current address/residence as to Defendant, John McKinney: Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Parmelia McKin- ney; Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Roscoe McKin- ney; Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Alonzo McKin- ney: Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, George McKin- ney: Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Leman McKin- ney, a/k/a Leamon McKinney, a/k/a Leaman McKinney: Un- known Current address/residence as to Defendant, Logan McKinney, a/k/a Coton McKinney: Un- known Current address/residence as to Defendant, Florence McKin- ney, a/k/a Florence Pournell: Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Cottie Steven- son: Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Atta Anders, a/k/a Atka Shealey: Unknown Current address/residence as to Defendant, Mildred D. Sin- gleton: Unknown B5

Classi edClassifi ed Department Department 755-5440 755-5440 TUESDAY, APRILLAKE 17, CIT 2018Y REPOR TER SPORTSCLASSIFIED TUESDAY, LAKEAPRIL CITY 17, REPORTER 2018 5B

Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- PUBLISHER'S NOTE alty 752-4663 MLS99970 3/1 in All real estate advertising in this town, close to VA, fenced back newspaper is subject to the fair yard, hardwood floors $62,000 housing act which makes it ille- gal to advertise "any prefer- Remax, Missy Zecher 623- ence, limitation, or discrimina- 0237 MLS100082 $775,000 Ex- tion based on race, color, reli- ecutive pool home w/covered gion, sex, disability, familial sta- lanai, chef's kit, guest suite tus or national origin; or any in- w/separate kit, lg theater rm tention to make such prefer- Poole Realty Nelda Hatcher ence, limitation or discrimina- 688-8067 MLS100163 2/1 in tion." Familial status includes Jasper w/new appliances, children under the age of 18 liv- counter tops & cabinet doors, ing with parents or legal custo- bath w/jacuzzi tub $89,900 dians, pregnant women and people securing custody of chil- Coldwell Banker-Bishop Sherry dren under the age of 18. This Ratliff 365-8414 MLS100226 newspaper will not knowingly 4/2 mfg home in Deer Creek accept any advertising for real S/D, new metal roof & A/C ex- estate which is in violation of cellently maintained $129,900 the law. Our readers are here- Remax, Missy Zecher 623- by informed that all dwellings 0237 MLS100258 $225,000 advertised in this newspaper Pool home, open great rm are available on an equal op- w/FP, covered lanai, split plan, portunity basis. To complain of lg open kit w/eat-in bar. discrimination call HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter Remax, Missy Zecher 623- telephone number to the hear- 0237 MLS100274 $340,000 ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. All-SEC punter Johnny Townsend starred for the Gators on special teams during his career. Beautiful home in country set- ting, mast on 1st floor, upstairs Bobby Raymond in 1984. I make it into the wind? happened since 1998. br, full bath & open living rm. GATORS The Miami native hit 17 That’s the most import- Several will be under Remax, Missy Zecher 623- of 18 field goals as a junior ant thing: Can you kick consideration in the final 0237 MLS100279 $155,000 3/2 Continued From 1B newly renovated w/step-down Daniel Crapps Agency 397- in 2017, making him the in windy conditions? Can few rounds April 28, and sun rm, lg screened in-ground 3002 MLS99113 $255,000 15+ most accurate kicker in you kick when it’s raining? Townsend hopes to be pool & privacy fence. ac on US90, 4/2 mfg home, and Texas punter Michael the country. And there’s When it’s snowing? That’s high on draft boards. 40x60 metal bldg, outbldg for Dickson. Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- yard equip fenced & xfenced. no telling how well he what they really want to He broke a alty 752-4663 MLS95873 Rus- “Anything can happen,” would have done had he know, you know?” Southeastern Conference tic 2/1 partially furnished, work- Townsend said. “The draft shop w/elec. & loft @ end of played with an offense that Three place-kickers record by averaging 46.2 private road. $39,000 is a hectic process. As a could move the ball with were drafted last year: yards a punt during his specialist, you just have to Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine any consistency. Jake Elliott (fifth round), career. He averaged 47.5 Tolar 365-1548 MLS97810 3/2 1/2 to 5 acre lots; owner control what you can and sit The Gators ranked Zane Gonzalez (seventh) yards as a senior and was underway in Cannon Creek Pl, financing. some with w/s/pp back and see what happens.” 109th in total offense, in and Harrison Butker even better (47.9) in 2016. split plan, side entry garage, Deas Bullard/BKL Properties There’s no doubt Pineiro covered back porch $185,900 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com triple digits for the sixth (seventh). Only Gonzalez He often helped Florida’s and Townsend have to tal- time in the last seven (Cleveland) won a job in mostly inept offense flip Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- Poole Realty Glenda McCall ent to make NFL rosters. alty 752-4663 MLS97880 3/2 362-4539 MLS100099 84 front years. training camp. Elliott and the field. w/cook's dream kit, new stove, ft on Suwannee River, well, Pineiro made 29 of his Pineiro was arguably Butker landed elsewhere “I have a legitimate upscale master BA, sec sys- septic & power, 2 mi to Mayo, last 30 field-goal attempts the team’s biggest scoring and shined as rookies. opportunity,” Townsend tem, 4+car garage. $239,900 public boat ramp $43,000 and finished his college threat. “I feel like every kicker said. “It’s a timing thing. ... Poole Realty David Mincey Remax, Missy Zecher 623- career having made 38 “They know I can hit is replaceable,” Pineiro It all depends just on the 590-0157 MLS97886 $250,000 0237 MLS100201 $49,000 of 43, including all five Immaculate home close to town Beautiful lot on paved rd, short the ball,” said Pineiro, said. “It’s the NFL — Not need of the team. You kind on 3.21ac, open floor plan, lg distance to town & I-75, site from 50 yards or longer. who made an 81-yarder For Long — so that’s how of have to fall into it. There porches, formal dining room. built homes only. His career conversation in practice last summer. it goes.” is only one spot in every Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Daniel Crapps Agency 397- rate of 88.4 percent broke “Just how consistent can I No punters were drafted squad. It is a big timing Tolar 365-1548 MLS98034 4/3 3002 MLS99669 $375,000 200' the school record set by be? How consistently can in 2017, the first time that’s thing for us.” on 17th Green alongside the Ichetucknee River frontage, 6 18th Fairway in Country Club, ac border Ichetucknee Springs brick FP, $249,900 State park. Rockford Realty Group, Debi Daniel Crapps Agency 397- MLB Bennefield 288-1208/Scott 3002 MLS99868 $55,110 Stewart 867-3498 MLS98482 Wooded corner lot 10 square 4BR/3BA 2198hsf $298,200 ac, offers easy access to Lake Hallmark Real Estate Anita City, Ft White & Gainesville Rays beat Rangers 8-4 to end Tonetti 697-3780 MLS98624 In- ground pool home, pool is en- closed & heated, home is like new & very well maintained. 4-game losing streak Monday Rockford Realty Group, Debi 10 Commercial acres at I10 & who has made 47 career starts. optioned to Triple-A Round Rock. Bennefield 288-1208/Scott Hwy 41. Owner will finance. By DICK SCANLON Stewart 867-3498 MLS98684 $125,000 Call 386-867-1190 Nomar Mazara added a three-run ... The Rangers acquired C Tony 3/2 in Live Oak, granite counter Associated Press shot in the eighth off reliever Chih- Sanchez from Cincinnati for a player tops, open plan $139,900 Hallmark Real Estate Janet Creel 719-0382 MLS100186 Wei Hu. to be named or cash and assigned Poole Realty Kelli Shirah 208- Great commercial bldg in Madi- ST. PETERSBURG — Mallex C.J. Cron hit his second homer him to Round Rock. 3847 MLS98877 $209,000 3/2 son, 2 yr old roof, lg walk-in Smith had four hits and Blake Snell and Daniel Robertson connected brick, kit has al stainless appli- safe, secity system $275,000 ances & breakfast bar, screen- struck out nine Monday night to for his first off Perez, who gave TRAINER’S ROOM in porch, fenced back yard Remax, Missy Zecher 623- help the Tampa Bay Rays stop a up seven runs and 10 hits in four Rangers: OF Delino DeSheilds 0237 MLS100225 $349,900 innings. (broken left hamate bone) is hitting Coldwell Banker-Bishop Patti Prime commercial professional four-game losing streak with an 8-4 Taylor 623-6896 MLS98928 2 bldg, lg corner lot close to Lake win over the Texas Rangers. Rays third baseman Matt Duffy off a tee. story river home w/2/2 upstairs Shore Hospital w/lake frontage and Rangers shortstop Jurickson Rays: CF Kevin Kiermaier, who $ 1/1 down w/elevator, gas FP, Smith bunted for a single against 24ft floating dock, 18x20 wkshp Hallmark Real Estate Tanya starter Martin Perez (1-2) in a four- Profar left the game early with inju- tore a ligament in his right thumb $450,000 Shaffer 397-4766 MLS98872 run second inning that gave the ries. sliding into second base Sunday, will Country Rivers Realty, LLC 1351sf office in city limits, CG Rays a 5-0 lead. He doubled and Profar was in concussion protocol have surgery Friday and be out two 497-3305 MLS99278 $199,900 zoning on corner lot, recently updated. $195,000 scored in the third on his way to a after being upended by Smith’s slide to three months. ... 1B Brad Miller 2nd floor loft/BR w/storage, second four-hit game in eight days. in the second inning. Profar came (strained left groin) could start a cozy den, chef's kit w/island, lg Hallmark Real Estate Janet master, 2 blks from Hodor Park Creel 719-0382 MLS99019 His- Wilson Ramos had three hits for down on the side of his head after minor league rehab assignment Rockford Realty Group, Debi torical 1915 home zoned res the Rays and drove in two runs. making a throw toward first base. Tuesday with Class A Charlotte. Bennefield 288-1208/Scott near downtown, carved entry- Snell (2-1) gave up one run and Duffy left in the first inning with Stewart 867-3498 MLS99425 way, French doors, $170,000 five hits in 6 1/3 innings, the third right hamstring tightness. UP NEXT $339,700 4/3, open kit, lg mas- Daniel Crapps Agency 397- ter, covered porch areas. time this season a Tampa Bay start- Rangers LHP Matt Moore, who 3002 MLS99229 $350,000 er has pitched at least six innings. MOVING DAY pitched his first 5 1/2 seasons for Rockford Realty Group, Debi Business on highly visible Hwy Bennefield 288-1208/Scott 90, fully equipped restaurant Joey Gallo hit his sixth home run INF-OF Renato Nunez, claimed Tampa Bay, will make his first start Stewart 867-3498 MLS99447 w/234 seating capacity to get Texas on the board in the by Texas on waivers Sunday from at Tropicana Field as a visiting pitch- 5/3 on 5ac 1280sf workshop, Daniel Crapps Agency 397- fourth. It was the first home run by Oakland, was added to the 25-man er. The Rays’ starter is to be deter- stone patio w/FP $379,900 3002 MLS99977 $395,000 a left-handed hitter against Snell, roster and OF Ryan Rua was mined. Rockford Realty Group, Debi Great established business in Bennefield 288-1208/Scott 4000 sqft easy access on Main Stewart 867-3498 MLS99455 Blvd. All amenities stay. $189,440 Reserve at Jewel LONG DISTANCE RUNNING Lake, community dock. Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Tolar 365-1548 MLS99605 Country home & 3/2 SWMH, Linden wins Boston Marathon, Poole Realty Anita Handy 208- 5.01ac, enclosed in-ground 5877 MLS100079 $125,000 3/2 pool $224,000 on 12ac, screened back porch, Rockford Realty Group, Debi the cleared land great for ani- Bennefield 288-1208/Scott mals. 1st US woman since 1985 race Stewart 867-3498 MLS99617 Hallmark Real Estate Janet 1/1 cottage on Suwannee Riv- Creel 719-0382 MLS96287 By JIMMY GOLEN Wearing a white windbreaker that soaking in,” she said. “You can’t put er, kitchenette. $98,900 Sprawling 19ac, 2 rented MH Associated Press was drenched and billowing in the your brakes on right away, so you Hallmark Real Estate Vic w/good tenants, lg oaks & wind, Kirui slowed and stumbled had to be tedious on the turns. I Lantroop 623-6401 MLS99666 fenced. 12 ac planted pines $175,000 across the Copley Square finish line couldn’t even see because the wind 3/2 lg kit, open floor plan, lg BOSTON — After slogging garage, near schools & shop- Remax, Pam Beauchamp 303- in second, 2:25 back, followed by was so strong.” ping, fenced yard, $129,000 2505 MLS99789 $259,000 through just a few miles of icy Shadrack Biwott and three other On the fifth anniversary of the Country Rivers Realty, LLC 40ac fenced & x-fences, 40x60 rain and a near-gale headwind that U.S. men. The winning time of finish line explosions that killed 497-3305 MLS99718 $319,000 hay barn, 3/2 TWMH covered made her feel like she was running 2:15:58 and was the slowest since three and wounded hundreds more, Working hay farm, fenced & back porch off kit, lg open in place, Desiree Linden decided cross-fenced 50'x100' hay spaces. Jack Fultz overcame temperatures in Linden became the first U.S. woman barn, 2100+ sqft 3BR home. she’d seen enough of the Boston the high 90s to win the “Run for the to win since Lisa Larsen Weidenbach Marathon for another year. Remax, Pam Beauchamp 303- Hoses” in 1976. in 1985 — before the race began 2505 MLS99752 $220,000 4/2 “My hands were freezing, and “For me, it’s the best conditions offering prize money that lured the on 5 ac, SS appliances, lg there are times where you were just possible,” said Kawauchi, who com- top international competitors to BR's, detached workshop, 2 EAS stood up by the wind. It was comical septic tanks, storage shed AND CONVENIENT peted in 12 marathons last year — town. Look at what you can do how slow you were going, and how six times the usual number for an Linden nearly ended the drought Daniel Crapps Agency 397- far you still had to go,” Linden said. 3002 MLS99858 $205,900 elite runner — and also works as a in 2011 when she was outkicked 3/2.5 brick w/formal LR, fam “At six miles I was thinking, ‘No school administrator. down Boylston Street and finished rm, fenced back yard on 6.9ac ONLINE way, this is not my day,’” she said. Runners donned hats and extra second by 2 seconds. This time west of Lake City on SR-247 “Then you break the tape and you’re layers, and the lead packs tried to she made the turn off of Hereford GO www.lakecityreporter.com Poole Realty Glenda McCall TO like, ‘This is not what I expected draft off the media truck to avoid the with a lead of more than half of a 362-4539 MLS99894 $95,000 FORMS & SUBMISSIONS today.’” 3/2 w/hardwood floors, new in- Click rain that was hitting them horizon- mile. sulated windows, downtown A two-time Olympian and the 2011 tally at times. Wheelchair winners “Probably 2011 is what put the Jennings, new exterior doors. K Anniversary Announcement Boston Marathon runner-up, Linden Marcel Hug of Switzerland and fear in me,” Linden said. “That sprint Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine K Birth Announcement decided to stick around, outlasting American Tatyana McFadden, both battle is not super fun. It was nice to Tolar 365-1548 MLS99913 the weather and the rest of the field K Change of Address five-time champions, said they were get it right down Boylston this time, Country home on 3.5 ac, fam to win the race’s 122nd edition on unable to see through the spray that that’s for sure.” rm w/FP, XLg utility/storage rm, K Delivery Issues or Concerns newer A/C $114,900 Monday in 2 hours, 39 minutes, 54 spun off their wheels. A 34-year-old California native K Engagement Announcement seconds. That was more than four “It was just tough, it was so who lives in Michigan, Linden said Country Rivers Realty, LLC minutes better than second-place fin- 497-3305 MLS99962 $110,000 K Give a gift subscription freezing,” Hug said through chat- she was so broken by the weather Currently used as residence isher Sarah Sellers but the slowest tering teeth as a volunteer draped that she wanted to drop out after a w/office & workshop detached K Letter to the Editor time for a women’s winner in Boston from home, Ft White a second towel around his shoul- couple of miles but instead stuck K News Tips since 1978. ders. “I’m just very glad that I around in case she could help one of Remax, Pam Beauchamp 303- Yuki Kawauchi splashed through 2505 MLS99973 $239,000 3/2 K Obituary Form made it.” her fellow Americans. the pelting rain, temperatures in McFadden said she wore two When four-time Olympian and open floor plan, gas FP, FL rm K off kit & master, close to city Place a Classified Ad the mid-30s and wind that gusted jackets, with plastic bags between reigning Marathon limits w/o city taxes! K Submit an Event to the Calendar as high as 32 mph to win the men’s layers to stay dry, and hand warm- champion Shalane Flanagan fell race, passing defending champion K Vacation Delivery Service ers against her chest. The wet roads behind after needing a bathroom Geoffrey Kirui in Kenmore Square made it treacherous to turn and break, Linden let her draft so she K Wedding Announcement to earn Japan’s first Boston title impossible to stop. could catch up to the pack. Later, In Print & Online since 1987 and the $150,000 first Lake City Reporter “I could start to feel my arms she helped Molly Huddle reconnect www.lakecityreporter.com prize. getting heavy just from all the rain with the group. B6

6B TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER Fort White High crushes Hamilton 17-6

Photos by CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter Fort White’s Jessica Burns (above) takes a swing during the non-district matchup against Hamilton County on Monday night. Fort White’s Anissa Fort White’s Aubrey Callum (above) connects at the plate against Hamilton County. Fort White’s Jessica Burns Penniman stands tall at first base after recording an slides into second base during Monday’s game. The Lady Indians head to West Port tonight. Fort White soft- out. The Lady Indians won the home contest 17-6. ball ends the regular season against Chiefland at home on Thursday night.

Fort White Middle routs Hamilton 17-2

Fort White’s Alyssa Hopkins (below) makes a tough outfield catch Monday. Fort Fort White’s Emma Maggart (below) slides into home plate for a run. The middle White’s Breanna Barrs takes a swing against the visiting Hamilton County team. school Lady Indians defeated Hamilton County 17-2 Monday. Fort White’s Sydney The girls are on a winning streak after beating Branford this past weekend. Southwell (above) slides home for another run during the contest.