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Proudly servingITIZEN Chiefland and Levy County for 69 years C2 sections, 22 pages Volume 70, Number 3 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 55th Annual Old Florida Celebration Kid's discovery at of the Arts The Annual Old Flor- local park leads to ida Celebration of the Arts March 30 (10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and March 31 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.) in inmate arrest Cedar Key celebrates its 55th edition this week- Suzette Cook sandwich bag and 10 packs of end. The event has been Reporter tops rolling papers, 10 con- named in the Top 10 tainers of Kayak snuff, and Fine Art Fairs in America Lavontaye Depree Graham, one clear sandwich bag with the past three years by 37, of Trenton was arrested green leafy substance that field SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen ArtFairCalendar.com. for unlawful possession of tested positive for Marijuana City Manager Mary Ellzey, Mayor Chris Jones, and Vice Mayor The festival is coordinat- prescription drugs, possession weighed 21 grams.” Tim West, left, look at a copy of a speech on Mayor Betty Walker, ed by the Cedar Key Arts of drugs within 1,000 feet of Sgt. Barnes then made delivered on the floor of the U.S. House by Will Kendrick. Rep. Center and proceeds school/place of worship, and contact with CPD Chief Scott Neal Dunn presented the speech and the flag Jones is holding benefits the arts center. possession with intent to dis- Anderson who determined the to City Hall on March 21. The flag flew over the U.S. Capitol in Great food is prepared tribute on March 19 after the “contraband may have been honor of Walker. and served by local Chiefland Police Department placed in the bathroom for the non-profit organiza- was alerted to a bag filled with City of Chiefland Inmate Work tions. Enjoy the music, contraband hidden in a bath- Squad.” fun and Children’s Art room at Strickland Park. Anderson advised Barnes Flag honoring Booth in beachfront City According to police reports, to place the contraband in his Park. The event is free, a man reported on March 18 office. family and pet-friendly, that his grandson discovered a The bag and its contents and allows smoking only white plastic bag in the men’s were placed back in the spot in designated areas. bathroom tucked under a sink. they were discovered by the Mayor Walker For more information, After looking in the bag, the CPD and arrangements were go to www.CedarKe- man reported the discovery to made so that Strickland Park yArtsFestival.com or call Cody Carter, a board member would be the first stop sched- 352-543-5400. for the (CAAA) who then locked uled for the work squad on the bag in a bathroom stall and March. 19. flies over Capitol called to report it to the Sher- According to the report, CPD iff’s office. Sgt. Matt Poppell was stationed Sean Arnold ed to City Hall for preser- Operation Jackpot CPD Sgt. Willie Barnes re- in the attic above the men’s Editor vation by U.S. Rep. Neal nets $135,000 sponded to the call and, upon bathroom with an unhindered Dunn on March 21. Dunn arrival, looked in the bag and view. Chief Anderson was A flag was flown over also presented a copy of a took inventory. According to stationed inside the concession Suzette Cook the U.S. Capitol to honor speech given about Walker the report, Barnes counted “21 stand where he could see light Chiefland Mayor Betty on the floor of the House Reporter bundles of individual rolls of See CONTRA Page A3 Walker, who passed on Chiefland Police Chief cigarette wrapped in a plastic Feb. 25, and it was present- See FLAG Page A2 Scott Anderson an- nounced that the total funds recovered from “Operation Jackpot” is $135,000. On Nov. 3 in 2018, eight internet cafes were simultaneously raided and shut down in Chief- land after they were caught awarding cash payouts, which is illegal in the State of Florida. According to Ander- son, the monies ac- quired as a result of the bust were delivered on Feb. 20. “We brought in $135,000,” Anderson told the Chiefland City Commission. “I can’t spend it on anything that’s budgeted,” he added. “It has to be used on law enforcement equipment.” Anderson was asked by the commission if the funds could be used in a future operation and An- derson replied, “That’s exactly what we’re doing with it.” See POT Page A3

CHIEFLAND CITIZEN 624 W. Park Ave Workshop to tackle County Road repair policy Chiefland, Fl 32626 Phone: 352-493-4796 Suzette Cook According to the County Attorney, the Reporter commission can adopt changes to the current list of County Road priorities by Citizens chime in County Commissioner Rock Meeks got passing a resolution. a message that two drivers passing each The current and updated 2019 Road other on Levy County Road 341 collided Paving /Re-Surfacing Schedule regarding with road repair when their side view mirrors made con- County Roads is as follows: Under con- tact. County Commissioner Lilly Rooks struction currently is CR 243 from 155th comments said she was almost hit twice by a truck Street to the end. Upcoming County pulling a trailer on County Road 345. Road projects in order as they appear on Suzette Cook “Let’s talk about roads,” Commissioner the list are: Reporter Meeks said during the commissioners’ #5: CR 176, CR 160, CR 174 beginning report portion of the March 19 meeting. at Alt 27 and ending at NE 140th Court. The Citizen asked readers which “Shoulders busted out, certain times of #7: CR 4032 beginning at Alt 24 and Levy County roads needed repairs the year when tractors are on the roads,” ending at SW 75 Street and SW 129 Ave- and why. We received 89 com- he said. “The one in particular is CR 337, nue. ments. Here’s what a majority had going out to Alachua County,” he said #8: CR 159 beginning and ending at SR to say to our question posted on and added, “CR 341 south, the road is 27 the Citizen’s Facebook page: super narrow. #9: CR 108 beginning at Alt 27/SR 121 Brenda Hatten Roberts: “337 “It’s roads not being wide enough and and ending at Pinewood. south heading to Newberry from vehicles getting bigger,” Meeks said. #10: CR 366 beginning at Hammock Bronson!! That road is too narrow! “And lots of farm equipment. If we Road and ending at Marjorie Avenue. And there’s no shoulder and the don’t start widening roads, working on #11: CR 1076 beginning at NE 101 sides are broken in so many areas. shoulders of roads, it’s going to cost us Court and ending at NE 104 Court. I try to avoid that road.” money. I know we have a paving list that #12: CR 1078 beginning at C335A and Kate Talbott-Nagel: “345 LOAD- we’re working off of. There’s things we ending at NE 70 Street. ED with patches, holes, bumpi- can do to get 10 to 15 more years out of #13: CR 201 beginning at CR 321 and ness, etc. from CK to Chiefland... these roads.” ending at C345. horrible!” Commissioner Meeks rallied the Board #14: CR 586 beginning in East Levy Migdalia Garciga Quinn: “337 is of County Commissioners to agree on and ending at NE 5 Street. horrible. It is so narrow and there setting up a workshop that will include #15: CR 425 beginning at SR 345 and are so many filled in pot holes. the Commission, County Roads Depart- ending at CR 341. It is a very well traveled road by ment staff, and the public. The meeting #18: CR 1073 beginning at NE 47 Place is set for April 30 at 9 a.m. at the Levy and ending at end of that road. See ROADS Page A3 County Courthouse in the regular com- #19: CR 189 beginning at NE 109 Street mission meeting chamber. and ending at NE 112 Street. 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 21, 2019

getting exposed to different Leah Gamble, College of Cen- presenters, they got to learn tral Florida; Kasidy Schultz, about some careers they may Simplistic Salon; Ryan Watson, not have even known were CFEC; Timothy Reidy, Capital a possibility,” Corbin said. City Bank; Vondla Sullivan, “That’s really what the day Haven; Joey Wheaton, Bubb- was all about, helping students aQues; Delilah Twombly, UMC work on soft skills as they Family Ministries, Levy County engage with presenters and Public Safety; David Peaton, having them get exposed to Levy County Emergency Man- some new ideas.” agement; Levy County Super- Classroom presentations visor of Elections; Primerica were given by: Tri-County Insurance; Eric Handley, Usher Metals; Jeanie Keisler, massage Land and Timber; Heather therapist; Kathryn Lancas- Snellgrove, Tri-County Nursing ter, Edwards Jones; Gilchrist Home; Coral Denton, LifeQuest County Sheriff’s Department; Organ Recovery Services; Brenda Chrisman, Career- Alliance Diaries, Jessica Emer- Source Citrus Levy Marion; son; Reed’s Metals; Cross City Genevieve A. Mendoza, 4-H Rehab; Max Long, Levy County Extension Agent; FWC; Boyle Sheriff’s Office; Levy County Imaging; Duke Energy; Santa Property Appraiser’s Office; Fe Respiratory Program; and Chiefland Police Department; Coral Denton, LifeQuest Organ Gainesville Fire Rescue; and Recovery Services. Tammy Baldassarre, LifeSouth Hosting booths were: FDOT; Bloodmobile.

SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen CMHS students sample some of the LCSO's equipment on Career Day March 21. CMHS hosts Career Day Sean Arnold hosted lunch afterwards. are vital to our students,” Editor “We thank you all the Corbin said. “For some of students and faculty who them, their scope and un- Chiefland Middle High helped make the day run derstanding of available ca- School held its annual smoothly,” said Career Day reer choices is very narrow. Career Day March 21, with organizer Valerie Perez, who Many lack the understand- more than 30 businesses teaches the leadership class. ing of what it takes to obtain and organizations visit- Katie Corbin, CMHS grad- certain degrees and certifi- ing the campus to offer uation coach, says the day cations and how skill sets, students a glimpse of the presents a unique oppor- personality profiles and inner-workings of their pro- tunity for students to gain learning styles can influence grams and jobs. exposure to career fields success in one career field Representatives from the they otherwise would have versus another.” organizations hosted booths no awareness for. Corbin Corbin said students in the gym or gave 30-min- says that the event would attending Career Day can ex- ute talks to students in be impossible without those pect to learn about the kinds classrooms. Students from who generously offer their of qualifications and skills SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen the CMHS SGA Leadership time to present and talk to that apply to different fields. Mayor Betty Walker's sisters, Shirley Smith, left, and Fannie Bernard class help run the event. the students. “As students moved with Rep. Neal Dunn at City Hall on March 21. The leadership students “Opportunities like these through different rotations Mayor Betty Walker.” On hand to accept the flag, its certificate and the speech FLAG were Walker’s sisters, Fannie continued from Page A1 Bernard and Shirley Smith, Wade Gore as well as Mayor Chris Jones, drives a FDOT by Dunn’s district field Vice Mayor Tim West, Com- texting-and-driv- director Will Kendrick, who is missioner Rollin Hudson, ing simulator at a longtime friend of Walker’s. Fire Chief James Harris, City Career Day in “Mayor Betty Walker is Manager Mary Ellzey, Deputy the CMHS gym. obviously very well loved,” City Clerk Laura Cain and Dunn said. “What we’d like to Kendrick. /Citizen SEAN ARNOLD do is present this to the City “We are truly honored,” Ell- so that they can have some- zey said. “This is very, very thing to remember Betty by, special.” put it in their display case. The flag was re-presented It means a lot to us. We’re formally at the regular City very, very pleased to be able Commission meeting on to present that in honor of March 25.

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A Chiefland woman re- lawsuit against ceived multiple DUI man- slaughter charges after she was involved in an accident in Cedar Key that resulted in the opioids suppliers death of a New Port Richey man and teen. According to a Florida Highway Patrol report, Savannah Leigh Wilson, 29, was traveling north on State Road 24 around 4:30 p.m. on March 24 when her truck crossed over the centerline and struck a motorcycle head on, killing its two occupants, David Anthony Lewis, 40, and Suzanne Lewis, 14, both of New Port Richey. Wilson, who was determined to be driving under the influence of alcohol, was arrested on the scene and transported to the /Citizen Levy County Jail. She was also DEBORAH GOAD An accident on State Road 24 that killed a New Port Richey man and teen on SUZETTE COOK/Citizen charged with Driving With a a motorcycle in Cedar Key led to DUI manslaughter charges for a Chiefland Levy County Attorney Anne Bast Brown gives an update Suspended License. woman. on a lawsuit filed in 2018 by Levy County against Purdue Pharma and dozens of distributors of opium painkillers.

SUZETTE COOK killers (“opioids”) which Citizen are manufactured, marketed, promoted, Local teen donates fair The Board of Levy sold, and/or distributed County Commissioners by the Defendants.” has agreed to pursue a The suit claims “In claim in federal court order to expand the that addresses collusion market for opioids and winnings to cancer patient of companies involved realize blockbuster in the distribution of profits, Defendants, LORI PREVATT opioids. through the use of Correspondent According to a lawsuit unfair and deceptive filed in April 2018 by practices, created a sea Seventeen-year-old Brinley Bedford has Levy County against change in the medical been a longtime friend of the Cooper fam- Purdue Pharma and and public perception ily from Bronson. When Brinley received dozens of doctors and that the use of opioids the news that the Cooper’s 3-year-old medical clinics that were not just safe and son, Rhet, had cancer, she was greatly write prescriptions for effective for acute and concerned for him and his family. opium “opioids” pain- palliative care, but also Rhet was diagnosed with Rhabdomyo- killers, Levy County for long periods to treat sarcoma back in February 2018 and is claims greed and profits more common aches undergoing Chemotherapy treatments. have been put “above and pains, like lower Like many area teens her age, Brinley the health and well-be- back pain, arthritis, and decided to show a pig in the Suwannee ing of Levy County headaches.” River Youth Fair this year. She said she consumers” at the cost Causes of action in was working with her pig one day and of the County. The suit the lawsuit include had an idea to help Rhet and his family, also lists such distribu- eight counts: Public deciding to donate the profits from her tors of opioids as CVS, nuisance, Violation of pig sale to Rhet’s family. Walgreens, and Wal-Mart Medicaid/Social Wel- “It just popped in my mind one day,” Stores. fare Law, Violation of Bedford said. “No one wants to see a “As a direct and Florida’s Deceptive an 3-year-old struggle.” proximate result of Unfair Trade Practic- Brinley said her family and the Coop- Defendants’ negligence, es Act, Fraud, Unjust ers have been friends for a while, as her the County has suffered Enrichment, Fraudulent father works with Rhet’s father, Robbie, LORI PREVATT/Citizen and continues to suffer practices- misleading as mechanics. Three-year-old Rhet Cooper with his parents and Brinley Bedford injury, including but advertising, Negligence at a head shaving party in support of Rhet. From left: Laci not limited to incurring Per Se, Negligent Manu- See RHET Page A10 Cooper (Rhet’s mother), Rhet, Robbie Cooper (Rhet’s father), excessive costs related facturing. and Bedford. to diagnosis, treatment, At the March 19 and cure of addiction meeting, Levy County or risk of addiction to Attorney Anne Bast also complained.” our patches!” Virginia LeNorman: opioids, bearing the Brown gave an up- Stephanie J. Hath- Athena Knuckles “345 can bust up kidney massive costs of these date to the board that cox: “345 from the Thisse: “341 is patched stones I’d bet!!” illnesses and conditions included a request that ROADS continued from Page A1 Cedar Key end to at up and not wide enough Sue-Mark Morrill: “320 by having to provide a federal Racketeering least the intersection for passing a vehicle at the 4-way stop the necessary resources Influenced and Corrupt at 336 (the curvy pulling a slightly wider back way to Walmart” for care, treatment Organizations (RICO) so many large ve- section) needs to be trailer. All farm equip- Jeff Crocker: “335 facilities, and law en- claim also be included hicles between Bron- completely redone. ment has to ride the between 27/41 and 27 forcement services for in the lawsuit. son and Newberry. I’ve been on dirt ditch and this has given needs stripes repainted. County Residents and “As we expected when Accidents and blown roads with fewer the edges a brutal beat- Cannot see them when it using County resources we filed in Circuit Court, tires just waiting to bumps.” ing. Most drive in both rains at night.” in relation to opioid use the case was removed to happen.” Mark Long: “Clay lanes until passing in Jeff Leppert: “Clay and abuse,” the lawsuit the multi-district litiga- Ray Tremblay: Landing Road. order to avoid potholes. Landing Road hasn’t reads. tion to Federal litigation “347 between turkey The guys from the I’m glad I don’t drive it been repaved in 30 In the 252-page and is being handled town and 19 and County Road Dept. daily.” years.” lawsuit submitted by out of Ohio,” Brown told Clay Landing Road. do a wonderful job Julie Gore: “345, it is Sarah Hart: “DEFINITE- Napoli Shkolnik PLLC, the Board. Both have been ter- patching the holes in terrible. Bad on the cars LY Turkey Town!!” a nationally known law “This is a multi-dis- rible ever since I can this road. However, and dangerous. While Betty Anderson: “345 firm that has achieved trict litigation, mass remember. it’s past the stage driving my son’s truck to 24 is narrow and multi-million dollar Tort so there’s lots of Allisha Foote: “341 of patch on patch. on that road it about holds water at edges. settlements in pharma- Plaintiffs,” she said. needs to be fixed As I understand it, threw me off. When tell- Pulls your vehicle to side ceutical litigation, Levy “The discovery will and widened!! Every this road was on ing my husband he said ditch. Extremely dan- County asks for “com- be the same or similar time I pass someone the list of roads to it had done the same to gerous in a rainstorm. pensatory damages in for most of the plain- I have to get off the be repaved over 2 him.” Needs to be widened!” an amount sufficient to tiffs but the difference road because it isn’t years ago. Failing fairly and completely is it will end up in the wide enough!!” a repaving job, a compensate Plaintiff for damages phase,” she Leigh Ann Penny: large banner should all damages.” said and explained that “345 to Cedar Key is be hung across the Those damages are to in a class action lawsuit, terrible!” road greeting the include “Penalties, and damages are divided Larita Walden: many boaters and costs, Punitive Damages amongst the plaintiffs, “345 Cedar Key to others whom use as allowed by statute but in this case, damag- Chiefland! Roads are this road. It should 208, Attorneys’ fees as es would be awarded in rough and tearing read, “Welcome to Main Number: authorized by statute or various amounts. up our cars. Mine’s Levy County. Our (352) 493-4796 rule, Interest, Costs and “Throughout the been in the shop 3 gas tax being used Disbursements, such discovery the attorneys FAX: (352) 493-9336 times. Others have to patch the holes in 624 W. Park Ave., further relief, including discovered there may 624 West Park Avenue Chiefland, P.O. Drawer Fl 98032626 injunctive relief, as this be a potential for a RICO Chiefland,www.chieflandcitizen.com Florida 32644 Court may deem just claim,” Brown said. that as soon as Hours: www .chieflandcitizen.co Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 5 mp.m. and proper.” “They indicated that Chief Anderson Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. The suit justifies it’s there might be collusion saw the flashlight - among the defendants.” CONTRA ADVERTISING ADVERTISING claim as, “Levy Coun continued from Page A1 signal, he went ty spends millions of The benefit of mak- from the conces- Classified Classified Advertisin Advertisingg dollars each year to ing a RICO claim Brown sion stand directly ...... [email protected]...... classifiedchieflandcitizen.co m Display - usiness Customers: provide and pay for said, was the potential being emitted into the men’s healthcare, services, for Levy County to from Sgt. 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Poppell would was later identified Nicole Walker [email protected] Chris Festo ...... cfestochieflandcitizen.co m services and programs County Commission- flash his light at the as Graham, “lying Legals CIRCATIN on behalf of residents er Mike Joyner agreed Chief when anyone on his back with his Vonnie Lee [email protected] of its County whom are that it was worth the came into the bath- head under the sinks Melissa Waters, risk and made a motion Office Manager ...... classifiedchieflandcitizen.co m indigent or otherwise room and grabbed holding the garbage AD PRODUCTION eligible for services, for the Board to accept NES the garbage bag, the bag.” Chris Festo [email protected] including payments Brown’s advice. Go report states. Lou Elliott ones, Editor...... editorchieflandcitizen.co m Chief Anderson Sean Arnold ...... sean.arnoldchieflandcitizen.co m through services such RICO by all means,” CPD Lt. Jay Bolton commanded Graham CIRCULATION GENERA MANAGER as Medicaid for pre- Joyner said. “Gain a lot was stationed next to come out from VonnieDale owen Lee ...... [email protected] . . . . generalmanagerchieflandcitizen.co m scription opium pain- more.” door in Whispering under the sink, drop

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DL - Driver’s License · March 19, Bryan · March 19, Harold Wil- DWLSR - Driving While License Jennings Bailey, 19, Cross liam Santry Jr., 54, Chief- Suspended or Revoked City, hit and run, DWLS, land, two counts burglary, DUI - Driving Under the Influence two counts damage to petit theft, possession of a FTA - Failure to Appear property, two counts bur- weapon or ammunition by ROR - Released on Own Recognizance glary, two counts vehicle a convicted felon, grand RWV - Resisting With Violence theft, petit theft. Bond theft. Bond $140,000. RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence $91,000. · March 22, Faith Ranos VOP - Violation of Probation · March 24, Brian Sebio, 19, Gainesville, Marissa Demar Joseph Tape Patrick Baker, 40, Jackson- · March 20, Jesse Dale out of county warrants. shoplifting. ROR. 25, Middleburg 42, Bronson ville, DUI. Bond $2,500. Everidge, 36, Chiefland, · March 21, Tyler · March 19, Larry Eu- FTA FTA · March 22, Kaitlyn Eliz- DWLS, possession of a Christopher Knotts, 20, gene Shorter, 37, Chief- abeth Bolin, 26, Jennings, controlled substance w/o Chiefland, possession of land, VOP, out of county battery. ROR. a prescription, possession marijuana over 20 grams, warrant. Bond $1007.50. · March 24, Shauna and/or use of drug equip- possession of marijuana · March 18, Barry Brian Lee Briggs, 46, Seffner, ment. Bond $7,000. not more than 20 grams, Smith, 38, Inglis, aggravat- possession of methamphet- · March 18, Stephanie possession and/or use of ed battery. amine with intent to sell, Tatum Grantham, 29, drug equipment. Bond · March 22, John Wil- possession of a controlled Chiefland, aggravated bat- $7,000. liam Snow, 57, Ocala, two substance w/o a prescrip- tery with a deadly weapon. · March 22, Douglas counts FTA. tion, possession and/or use Bond $50,000. Arthur Lamb Jr., 47, · March 24, Andrea Cris- of drug equipment. Bond · March 23, Tameria Yorktown, Va., DWLSR, tina Stockin, 41, Chiefland, $22,000. Lashae Gray, 20, Williston, possession of marijuana aggravated child abuse. · March 22, Jermaine no DL. ROR. not more than 20 grams, Bond $25,000. David Wilkins Garrett Wilkerson Earnest Brown, 23, Lau- · March 23, Carlos possession and/or use of · March 23, Justin 30, Chiefland 25, Alachua derdale Estates, possession Rodriguez Guerrero, 46, drug equipment. Bond Tyler Story, 22, Belleview, FTA FTA of a controlled substance Chiefland, obstruction W/ $3,000. DWLSR. ROR. w/o a prescription, pos- OV. Bond $2,000. · March 21, William · March 20, Justin Heath ­­­Anyone with information about these indi- session of marijuana not · March 23, Kendrick Alan Lancaster, 34, Chief- Wade, 34, Ocala, obstruc- viduals is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office more than 20 grams. Bond Jermaine Hill Sr., 44, land, FTA. Bond $2,000. tion W/OV, possession at 486-5111. To remain anonymous, call $7,500. Gainesville, possession of · March 18, Earl Mc- of drug equipment. Bond Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. · March 21, Fallon marijuana not more than Cree, 32, Dunnellon, VOP. $6,000. Rochelle Buncik, posses- 20 grams, destroying/ · March 22, Leland · March 22, Tashamarie sion of marijuana over 20 tampering with evidence. Bennett Melrose Jr., 54, Lynn Whitt, 45, Morriston, grams, possession and/ Bond $2,500. Dallas, Texas, possession non-support of children or or use of drug equipment. · March 19, Isaiah Des- of a controlled substance spouse. Bond $4,670. Citrus man killed, Bond $6,000. mond Jones, 21, Bronson, w/o a prescription. Bond · March 22, David Wil- · March 18, George Ken- possession of marijuana $5,000. liams, 47, Micanopy, VOP. four hospitalized in neth Elwood, 34, Williston, not more than 20 grams. · March 20, Bobby Lee obstruction W/OV, four · March 21, Emily Rose Miller, 34, Chiefland, bat- counts FTA. Bond $34,000. Kleppe, 35, Chiefland, two tery. Bond $10,000. south Levy crash Buster Thompson Two of motorcycles Citrus County Chronicle struck the Kia, and a third A Homosassa man was struck the Chevy, causing Serial burglar arrested killed and four others — it to travel off the road- including three Citrus way and onto the western County residents — were shoulder. hospitalized Saturday af- Levy County respond- thanks to Facebook video ternoon when a convoy of ers pronounced Mead Lt. Scott Tummond battery on a law and Fanning Springs. Residents motorcycles collided with dead at the scene. Medics LCSO enforcement who lived in these areas between oncoming vehicles in Levy transported Hulsizer, the Local business owner Ryan Bell officer, resisting June of 2015 and March of 2019 County. Conrads and Jessalyn purchased the building formerly arrest with vi- and have had something stolen from The crash happened at Krewson, the 28-year-old known as Deke’s Restaurant and olence, fleeing their home are asked to contact our about 2:45 p.m., as Tony Gainesville woman driving installed a state of the art video and attempting Criminal Investigations Division at Lewis Mead, 55, Karl the Kia, to UF Health surveillance system. His simple deci- to elude law 352-486-5111 to schedule a meet- Hulsizer, 45, Craig Travis Shands Hospital. sion to safeguard his own property enforcement, ing. We will allow you to view all Conrad, 47, and 41-year- At least two of those led to the arrest of Harold William aggravated the property which has not been old Amy Conrad were patients were airlifted, Santry, Jr., 54, of Chiefland. battery of LEO, Santry identified. The process of cataloging riding Harley-Davidson according to FHP. Bell and his wife used social theft, drugs and the items will take time and we are motorcycles north on At the time of their media to flood our local area with burglary, just to asking for your patience. U.S. 41 about a half-mile admission to the hospital, the video his surveillance system name a few. We are also asking our public if south of East Levy Street, Hulsizer, Amy Conrad captured of the then unknown Detectives executed a search you had any interaction with Santry according to a Florida and Krewson were listed suspect. One of their followers who warrant on his home and discovered or even purchased something from Highway Patrol (FHP) in serious condition; was shopping at Walmart identified a wood chipper reported stolen in a him to contact us. He is a very crash report. Craig Conrad had critical Santry on March 19. Santry, who Levy County case our deputies re- accomplished criminal and we want Mead, of Homosassa, injuries. must have been totally unaware sponded to in 2015. Detectives also to ensure you that you are not in and Hulsizer, of Crystal Rossana Passaniti, a of the video, was inside Walmart discovered Santry moved into Levy trouble. We just need to identify any River, were traveling on spokeswoman for Shands, shopping too. Levy County Sheriff’s County in June of 2015. Multiple stolen property he may have sold to separate motorcycles, could not to give updated Office deputies and Chiefland Police firearms were recovered and Santry the unsuspecting. Additional cases and the Conrads, both of conditions on Monday for Department officers responded and has been charged with possession identified this way would allow us to Homosassa, were riding those hospitalized. apprehended Santry. of a firearm by a convicted felon as file more charges on him and ensure together. The four occupants of Santry has a lengthy arrest history well as other crimes. he does not ever get out of jail again The motorcyclists the Chevy were from Fort with arrests beginning in 1984. He LCSO detectives will be work- to victimize another Levy County overtook a vehicle going Pierce, and included an has amassed 15 felony arrests with ing on this case for months. Many resident. in the same direction on infant and a 9-year-old girl. nine felony convictions and two seized items have been identified, Santry was being held in the Levy the two-lane road, but they None reported injuries. tours through the Florida Department but most have not. Santry appeared County Detention Facility in lieu of all failed to merge back The results of a blood-al- of Corrections. His crimes include to target the areas between Chiefland a $695,000 bond. into the northbound lanes cohol test are pending for in time to avoid a south- Mead; FHP determined bound Kia Soul and Chevy alcohol was not a contrib- Authorities recover body of missing Inglis man Silverado, according to the uting factor for the other By Brad Bautista Capt. Ryan Glaze, who oversaw the search, told a Chron- report. drivers. Citrus County Chronicle icle reporter Friday that it was not known at that time The search for a missing Inglis man ended Satur- how or why Kiggans went missing. day with the discovery of his body in the waters of the Surveillance cameras in front of the Shipwreck Best friend in Withlacoochee River. Lounge, located further north on U.S. 19 in central Ing- the pound? Divers with the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office lis, filmed Kiggans at 2:08 p.m. in the parking lot before If you or someone you love has recovered the body of 66-year-old George Kiggans at he drove back home, sheriff’s-office spokeswoman been arrested, we are here to help. Brittney Carman said Friday. We offer experienced, professional- approximately 1 p.m. on Saturday not far from his home, ism and respectable bail bond ser- according to a news release from the sheriff’s office. Authorities searched high and low for Kiggans, vices with easy financing options to “This is not how we want any search to end and we are utilizing off-road vehicles, helicopters, watercraft K-9 get you out of jail and back home truly sorry for the family’s loss,” Sheriff Mike Prender- deputies and a dive team. The sheriff’s office was joined quickly. gast said in the release. in its efforts by personnel from the Pasco County Sher- The sheriff’s office did not specify the nature of Kig- iff’s Office, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Ms. Judy’s Bail Bonds gans’ death. Commission and local nonprofit Find-M’ Friends, which 352-221-4742 Kiggans was last seen at around 2 p.m. Wednesday, trains bloodhounds and creates scent kits to aid in the March 20, by relatives at his house off of West Foss location of missing persons. Grove Path, according to prior reports. Sheriff’s-office

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MSA was 106,400, an increase 2,300 jobs According to the preliminary em- “tightness” of the labor market.” – Citrus County’s labor force grew by (+2.2 percent) over the year. ployment summary released today by the Levy County continued to hold the 411 to 48,020, the number of employed Industries that grew faster in the metro Florida Department of Economic Oppor- lowest unemployment rate at 4.0, down increased by 711 to 45,497 and the num- area than statewide over the year were: tunity, there were 8,964 unemployed in 0.5 percentage point over the month, but ber of unemployed fell by 300 to 2,523. mining, logging and construction, with the region, 1,130 fewer than the previous the same rate as February 2018. Marion Over the year, the labor force has grown 600 new jobs (+7.9 percent job growth); month and 609 less than in February County’s rate was 4.2 percent, a drop of by 386, the number of employed rose by professional and business services, 500 2018. 0.8 percentage point over the month and 529 and the unemployed dropped by 142. new jobs (+5.4 percent); manufacturing, In addition to the drop in the jobless down 0.4 percentage point percent over – Marion County’s labor force ex- 400 new jobs (+4.8 percent; and govern- rate, along with fewer unemployed, the the year. Citrus County’s rate dropped panded by 340 to 136,767, the number of ment, with 200 new jobs (+1.3 percent). region’s labor force expanded by 870 0.6 percentage point to 5.3 percent, down those with jobs rose by 1,094 to 131,017 Other industries gaining jobs over the over the month to 201,928, an increase of from 5.6 percent in February 2018. and the number of unemployed decreased year were education and health services, 2,146 compared to a year ago when the Florida’s not seasonally adjusted rate by 754 to 5,750. Over the year, the labor which added 400 new jobs (+2.1 percent); jobless rate was 4.8 percent. Also, there – a rate that matches how the region’s force has grown by 1,659, the number of trade, transportation and utilities, 200 new were 192,964 employed in February, an numbers are measured – was 3.4 percent employed has increased by 2,135 and the jobs (+0.8 percent); and leisure and hos- increase of 2,000 over the month and in February, down 0.5 percentage point number of unemployed has dropped by pitality with 100 new jobs (+0.8 percent). 2,755 more than February 2018. over the month and 0.4 percentage point 476. Financial activities and other services Rusty Skinner, CareerSource CLM’s less than February 2018. The state’s Among Florida’s 67 counties, Citrus were unchanged and information lost 100 CEO, said that employment grew faster seasonally adjusted rate was 3.5 percent, County held the second highest un- jobs over the year. than the labor force, resulting in reduc- down 0.1 percentage point over the month employment rate behind Gulf County, In February 2019, nonagricultural em- tions of the number and percentage of and 0.4 percentage point less than a year Marion County held at 14th highest and ployment in the Homosassa Springs MSA those unemployed. ago. Levy County tied with Dixie, Flagler and was 33,900 an increase of 600 jobs over The report, he said, shows “positive Here’s how each county compares to Liberty counties with the 18tht highest the year for a 1.8 percent growth rate. employment growth over last month and, the January 2019 employment numbers: rate. The region’s preliminary job numbers looking over the past year, a more stable – Levy County’s labor force increased The Homosassa Springs metropoli- for March will be released on Friday, indicator, offers a positive yearly move- by 119 to 17,141, the number of those tan statistical area, which includes all of April 19. UF Earth systems institute Students unharmed in bus accident Levy County Sheriff’s in Bronson. No students The driver of the truck events April 25-26 to explore Office deputies and the aboard the bus No. 0984 sustained minor injuries. Florida Highway Patrol reported injuries but were The students aboard the reported to the scene of checked by Emergency damaged bus were trans- statewide effects of red tide a traffic crash involving Medical Services as a ferred to another bus to This April, the newly established professor and algae scientist; and Andy a Levy County school precaution. take them to their drop-off Thompson Earth Systems Institute at the Reich, scientific advisor to the chief of the bus on March 21 at the Deputies reported a locations. University of Florida will host two public Bureau of Environmental Health at the intersection of State Road pickup truck rear-ended events to address the statewide effects of Florida Department of Health. Renowned 24 and NE 99th Place the bus at the intersection. red tide. environmental journalist Cynthia Barnett, The first event, “Science on Tap: who has covered water and climate stories Sea Turtles and Red Tide,” will be held worldwide, will moderate the panel. April 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. at First Mag- Off-campus attendees can find visitor nitude Brewing Co., located at 1220 SE parking in the Reitz Union parking Pet of the Week Veitch St. in Gainesville. Co-hosted by garage, located at the corner of Museum the Florida Museum, the event features a Road and Reitz Union Drive. The garage presentation by Justin Perrault, director of is about a five-minute walk from the research at Loggerhead Marinelife Cen- auditorium. Those who cannot attend may Meet ter. Perrault has 13 years of experience participate online via live broadcast at working with sea turtles and has pub- http://bit.ly/UFRedTide. Attendees who Kimmie lished papers on topics dealing with red plan on participating virtually are encour- Meet Kimmie, a Lab- tide, toxicology and the health of marine aged to submit questions to the panelists rador mix, black in color, organisms. ahead of time and may email them to between 1 and 2 years The second event, titled “Beyond [email protected]. old. This ‘sniffer girl’ is Dead Fish: How Red Tide Affects All Flo- Both events are free, family-friendly friendly, in good health and ridians,” will take place April 26 from 3 and open to the public. No registration is extremely sweet. Her adop- to 4 p.m. at University of Florida MacKay required. tion fee is only $25 because Auditorium in Pugh Hall located at 296 For more information on “Science she is already spayed. Kim- Buckman Dr. in Gainesville. Attendees on Tap: Sea Turtles and Red Tide,” visit mie is in need of a new and are encouraged to arrive at 2:30 p.m. for https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/event/ forever home. She is more refreshments. Co-sponsored by the UF sot-red-tide or call Chelsea Collison, 352- than ready to adapt to a Water Institute and the UF Bob Graham 273-2062. new home and family. Take Center for Public Service, the panel will For more information on “Beyond her home and you can boast address the economic, public health and Dead Fish: How Red Tide Affects All that you adopted the No. 1 environmental impacts of red tide. Floridians Red Tide,” visit https://www. most popular dog breed in Panel speakers include Lisa Krimsky, floridamuseum.ufl.edu/earth-systems/ America. You will soon see UF/IFAS Florida Sea Grant water blog/upcoming-event-beyond-dead-fish- why they have earned that County Animal Services at Also search the Bronson resources regional specialized agent; how-red-tide-affects-all-floridians or call popularity. Kimmie will animalservices@levycoun- shelter at Petfinder.com. Dail Laughinghouse, UF/IFAS assistant Jennifer Bauer, 352-273-1936. show you. Contact Levy ty.org or at 352-486-5138. Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year, Business of the Year and First Responder of the Year for EXEMPLARY SERVICE in 2018

The Chiefland Chamber of Commerce is seeking the names Your information, (the person who is nominating an outstanding citizen) of people who made extraordinary effort in good citizenship in NAME: ______2018. These are people who have changed things for the better, PHONE: ______who perhaps are examples of selfless volunteer service. This special citizen and first responder may display a broad range of contribution and achievement or be an individual unsurpassed Information about the person/company you are nominating: in commitment to provide for a particular cause. NAME: ______Considerations may include: PHONE: ______• Significant contribution to the well-being of the communi- ADDRESS: ______ty through personal service AFFILIATION: ______• Personal effort that has made a lasting, noteworthy, and positive difference It is important that you give specific examples and details about • Perception as a role model for good citizenship and what your nominee has done to stand out above others. Please volunteerism • Inspiring personal attributes, such as versatility, persever- list any activities, contributions, results and achievements - ance, devotion, and diplomacy which merit recognition. You may attach a separate sheet if • Contributions above and beyond those expected necessary, to include the details. • Sustained dedication to a cause or effort, or to community ______service ______• An exceptional or extraordinary history of achievement in ______local philanthropic endeavors ______• Courage in overcoming extreme adversity ______• A selfless act of bravery or generosity • Performing service without expectation of compensation ______or recognition ______• Nominees must be at least 18 years old and reside in the If you have any questions or need more information, please Chiefland area. call the Chamber office at 352-493-1849 Send nominations to For over thirty years, the Chiefland Chamber has honored Chiefland Chamber, P.O. Box 1397, Chiefland, FL, 32644, or you an exemplary local company as Business of the Year. The Busi- may scan and email the nomination form to: chieflandcham- ness of the Year awards are intended to recognize businesses [email protected], or drop it off at the Chamber office located that stand out for notable achievements and community con- in the Train Depot building at 23 SE 2nd Avenue, (please call tributions. “The annual award celebrates entrepreneurial spirit, ahead). volunteerism, innovation, and leadership – all characteristics that make the Chiefland area a great place to do business and a The 2018 Chiefland Citizen of the Year, Business of the Year wonderful place to live.” Other considerations may include: and First Responder of the Year will be chosen by the Awards • S e r v e s t h e C h i e fl a n d a r e a • Community involvement Committee and announced at the Chiefland Chamber Awards • Appreciates employees • Currently in operation Banquet on Saturday, April 27, 2019. The Committee’s decision • In business at least one • Job creations is final and no communication will be entered into after the year deadline.

DEADLINE for receipt of nomination: NOON Monday, April 1, 2019 Subscribe Today 6A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 28, 2019 Rejoicing in another's shame A smile is both contagious and healthy “I’m here today to apologize for the personal mistakes My grandfather had a favorite and enjoy it. I do not know how long I I’ve made and the embarrassment I’ve caused my family and saying that went something like this, have to live, but I certainly want to die community … “A frown is just a smile upside down.” Out to smiling. I want people coming to my I’m announcing Nobody could smile quite like my casket, looking at me and walk away my resignation grandfather. He never waited for any Pastor asking themselves, “What is he smiling Today from Congress reason to smile, he just smiled. about?” …” can be In fact, thinking about it today, I do On occasion, I enjoy going to a James We’ve heard not ever remember seeing my grand- restaurant by myself and have a cup Snyder far too many different father frown. I am sure he did, because of coffee. I like to sit in a back corner speeches from we all do. However, it was not a major somewhere so I can see what is hap- Sheryl H. politicians who, part of his life. pening. Boldt I am not sure. because of their Whenever the Gracious Mistress of One thing I noticed is that most The situation demanded that I do immoral behavior, the Parsonage sends me to the grocery waitresses do not smile too much. I something. So, whenever she came into ended up in front of a microphone confessing their transgres- store, I usually notice most people have know they have a hard job to do and the living room where I was sitting, sions. an upside-down smile. Some of them very few people appreciate them. My I would smile outrageously to her. I Many find it hard not to be cynical about whether these look like they have worked very hard to objective in a restaurant of that nature is would smile so outrageously that it al- politicians feel genuine remorse. There’s little doubt their get it. Me, I walk around smiling. to leave the restaurant with everybody most developed into hysterical laughter. skeptics feel other emotions as they observe the demise Occasionally I will have to do smiling. What does it take to get some- After coming in several times, she of their political “enemies.” But do any of these emotions something to make somebody smile. It body to smile? finally stopped, put both hands on her include compassion or grace? Or are the cynics too busy gets under my skin when I see some- One time I went up to the cash hips and said, “Why are you smiling?” celebrating the downfall of their rivals? body not smiling and I start itching. I register to pay my bill and noticed the At that point, I knew I had her. What I Furthermore, how many of us constituents are offering know I have to do something to change woman behind the cash register was not do next is very important if I am going prayers for those who have fallen? Are we praying for God to that situation. smiling. I was thinking she was having to turn her frown upside down. bring healing and restoration to their lives, marriages, souls? I notice when walking around smil- a hard day. Then an idea snuck into the “Oh,” I said while laughing, “I was We deal with similar scenarios within our local communi- ing and looking at people right in their corridors of my mind. just thinking about what one of the ties and churches. eyes, I usually get a smile in return. “My waitress told me that if I men- grandchildren said the other day.” All I What do we gain when we revel in the demise of our Then I will smile at the people smil- tioned to you how nice you look today, have to mention is the word “grandchil- political enemies or social rivals? What does our giddiness say ing back at me who do not have any you would give me a discount.” Look- dren,” and I got her in my claws. about us? Most important, how does our pleasure in watching understanding of why they are smiling. ing at her, I was smiling and suddenly Her hands dropped off her hips, she our adversaries (or fellow church or community members) They are smiling because a smile is she broke into laughter. She told me it walked over, sat down looking at me squirm define us as representatives of the body of Christ? contagious, and they don’t know it. was the first time she laughed that day. all the time and said, “What about the This week, we’ll focus on the first part of verse 6. But Recently my wife was worried Much to my surprise, she did give grandchildren?” As she said that she let’s read the verse in its entirety: “[Love] does not rejoice at about something; I forget what it was me a discount on my lunch. I was not was smiling and if I can get her smiling wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth.” now. She was thinking and thinking, expecting that and so I was smiling all long enough, she will forget about what What are some ways we can practice not rejoicing when and I could see she was trying to solve the way to my car. she was frowning about. people have brought humiliation to themselves and their fami- some kind of a problem. She is a great One of my favorite Bible verses So, I went into a long detail of what lies? In what ways can we exhibit God’s ways and His love? problem solver. I, on the other hand, is, “A merry heart doeth good like a the grandchildren were doing the other We can begin by asking God to show us the times we’ve only know how to create problems. medicine: but a broken spirit drieth the week. By the time I was done, she was rejoiced during another’s time of shame. Then ask His Her demeanor was rather down, bones” (Proverbs 17:22). laughing and said, “Oh, those grand- forgiveness for being so unloving – and invite Him to help us her face had one of those upside-down If that is true, and it is, I want a children. Aren’t they the best grandchil- recognize when we’re tempted to do so again. We could also smiles and I knew she was working doctorate in Smileology and as far as I dren in the world?” ask our heavenly Father to give us a humble heart and help us on something rather serious. I had two know, nothing can cure laughter-itis. Not only are smiles contagious, but remember how many times we’ve blown it and how much it choices. Either, I go along with her up- Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of they have a healthy element to it. For hurt when others shamed us. side-down smile or I turn things around the Family of God Fellowship, and the rest of the day all I had to do was Because those were the very times we, too, needed grace and get the smile going. The only way lives with the Gracious Mistress of the smile when she passed me, and she and mercy. to do this is not saying anything, just Parsonage in Ocala, FL. Call him at smiled back because I knew she was Sheryl H. Boldt is the author of the blog, www.Today- smile outrageously. 352-687-4240 or e-mail jamessny- thinking about those grandchildren. CanBeDifferent.net. You can reach her at SherylHBoldt@ If I am good at anything, it is smil- [email protected]. The church web site is Personally, I do not spend much gmail.com. ing outrageously at nothing at all. May- time with an upside-down smile. I www.whatafellowship.com. be I inherited this from my grandfather, like to get my world straightened up Pancake Breakfast and Answer your doubts Community Prayer Meeting Every now they’re actually over there, because I see them in that location You are invited to Ellzey United Methodist Church for a and then, a hunter every day. Sunday Morning Pancake Breakfast on April 7 at 9:30 a.m. has to either Sometimes in life, things just don’t add up. What we think Outdoor followed by Sunday School, 10 a.m. and Church Service, 11 replace or add a ought to be, isn’t; how things should operate, doesn’t. What a.m. Please join us for a morning of fellowship and worship. new property to Truths should be the results, instead, is something we never imag- Our Community Monthly Prayer Meeting is Wednesday, hunt. Sometimes Gary Miller ined. And all these things force us into that which we fear the April 10. A light meal will be served at 6 p.m. and Prayer it’s exciting to most: uncertainty. Meeting is at 7 p.m. All are welcome! Ellzey UMC is located think about the Uncertainty is a game changer. It not only thwarts growth, at the corner of State Road 24 and County Road 336 in Otter possibilities and other times it’s a chore because of all the it paralyzes progress. It causes the once confident individual Creek. scouting and preparing that must be done before the season. to question every detail. And if the land is of any size, it usually takes years to fully Another word for uncertainty is doubt. So many times, we understand the patterns of animals on that property. associate doubt with unbelief. We think it is its opposite. It’s I’ve had to do this several times since I started hunting. not. The opposite of unbelief is belief. There’s a big differ- Full Gospel Outreach And I’ve had to it this year. I’m going to turkey hunt a piece ence. One author defined doubt this way: it is a hesitation of land that I’ve never hunted, even though it is adjacent to or uncertainty between two positions. Of course, these two hosts gospel show one I’ve hunted for years. Since this turkey season will be my positions are belief and unbelief. Full Gospel Outreach Church of Chiefland invites you first opportunity on the property; it should help. Being able What most people don’t understand about doubt is that, to another night of great southern gospel music on Saturday to roam around while calling for birds will force me to learn most of the time, it can be eliminated. How, you ask? By night, April 6, with River Jordan. The doors will open at 6 the boundaries and nuances a lot quicker than just sitting still pursuing knowledge without bias. And the best kind of unbi- p.m. and the concert will begin at 7 p.m. There is no admis- during deer season. ased knowledge comes from experts. They don’t care what sion charge, a love offering will be received. Full Gospel The best resource to understand the land, however, is still “ought” to be; only for “what is” – much like my farmer. Outreach Church is located just 3 miles north of Chiefland on the owner. In my case, the farmer lives on the property and So, what are you doubting? Most likely there is an an- Highway 19. For more information, call 352-221-2003. has eyes on it every day as he checks cattle. His home also swer, and it will be one that will allow you to start again, your sits in a place that gives him a good view of what’s going on. forward motion. Don’t wait too long. The season doesn’t last While I may look at the land with an analytical perspective, forever. Worship Directory his view is pragmatic. I say, the animals ought to be right Contact Gary at [email protected] Good Shepherd here. He says, that might be where they ought to be, but CONCORD Manatee Springs HARDEETOWN BAPTIST CHURCH Church Of Christ 5551 NW CR 336 Lutheran Spring Sales BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday First United First Baptist Church Chiefland, FL 32626 10 a.m...... Bible Study It’s almost that time again. Time for Good Shepherd Lu- 1716 NW 14th St. Cemetery work day (352) 493-1219FUMC 11 a.m. yard ...... Worship sale Period Methodist Chiefland 5 p.m...... Worship Period theran Churches annual Spring Yard Sale 511 N. and Young Bake Blvd. Sale. (US This Alt. 27) 352-493-4523 COME JOIN US! Worship Church of Directory Sunday School 9:30 AM The Chiefland United Methodist Church Cemetery in The First United Methodist Church Wednesday of Chiefland, 707 N. year it will be April 5 and 6 from 8 a.m. until 352-493-1481 2 p.m. We have Sunday School ...... Main ...... Street, ...... 10 is a.m. having 6 ap.m. yard . . .and ...... garage ...... sale . . 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Hughes Friends of the Library about disease Donald S. Hughes, 66, Lori Prevatt or writing of Chiefland died Thursday, Correspondent 7. Misplacing things and losing the ability to retrace March 14, 2019 at Haven The Luther Callaway Friends of the Library meeting steps Hospice in Gainesville. on March 23 featured a special guest speaker. Damarys 8. Poor or decreased judgment He was born Nov. 19, Melendez, the Associate Director of Programs for the 9. Withdrawal from work or social activities 1952 in Erie, Penn., the son North Central Florida Alzheimer’s Association Chapter, 10. Personality or mood changes of the late Irving and Joan Scott Hughes. educated the group on basic facts about Alzheimer’s Melendez continued by describing our brains as He served eight years in the U.S. Navy. He was Disease. libraries. “Picture your brain as a library with drawers, employed by Sears Appliance Center, followed by other Melendez grew up in Puerto Rico and graduated from with cards in them. The librarian running the library ages occupations. Southern Connecticut University. She’s has over 20 years as you age. So, it is common for things to be misplaced He was a member of VFW Post 557 in Bemus Point, experience working in the home health field, and some or for you to not retrieve things as fast. The brain of N.Y., American Legion Post 0383 in Old Town, AM- of this time included working for a hospice. Melendez someone with Alzheimer’s has card drawers with holes VETS and AMVET Rides Post 42 in Chiefland and the specializes in community outreach and has expertise in in them. Things are missing in the card drawers.” Fraternal Order of Eagles 4194 in Cedar Key. marketing. Melendez also distinguished Alzheimer’s from other Survivors include his wife, Becky R. Hughes of Melendez began her presentation by distinguishing types of dementia that can be cured or treated. Chiefland; son, Donald J. Hughes of Mayo; brothers, the difference between “forgetting things” and signs of According to Melendez, there are very promising Butch (Kathy) Hughes of Chiefland, John (Ann) Hughes Alzheimer’s Disease. The ten signs she discussed are: ongoing clinical trials in the research field to battle the of Erie, Penn. and Roy Hughes of Erie, Penn.; stepdaugh- 1. Memory loss that interferes with daily life disease. Melendez said the clinicians are very hopeful ter, Stephanie (Spencer) Erickson of Jamestown, N.Y.; 2. Challenges in planning or solving problems about their new discoveries. stepson, Brice (Amanda) Dieter of Jamestown, N.Y. and 3. Difficulty completing familiar tasks If you would like more information about Alzhei- four step-grandsons. 4. Confusion with time or place mer’s Disease, you can visit the alz.org website. There He was preceded in death by his sister, Sally Hughes 5. Trouble understanding visual images and spatial are free workshops available alz.org/education. There Padgett of Erie, Penn. relationships is also a helpline available 24 hours a day, every day, at A memorial service will be held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, 6. New complications with words while speaking 800-272-3900. April 2 at AMVETS Post 42 in Chiefland.

Horseshoe Beach Retired educators learn Grand Marshal We have a winner about pioneering women The votes are in and the Grand Mar- live music. This day of family fun will shal for the 9th Annual Horseshoe Beach wrap up at 3 p.m. with a Giant Deluxe in space program Spring Festival on Saturday, April 6, is Raffle to take place in City Hall. Joyce Dallesandro. The Horseshoe Beach There are over 50 prizes from Yeti By Sue Reed presentation concerning women’s month, Library, which sponsors the Festival, Cooler and Flat Screen TV to a fishing The Levy-Gilchrist Retired Educators and her emphasis was women in the would like to thank all those who voted. pole, snorkeling equipment, and lots of Association learned about women in space industry. Did you know there was The runners up, listed alphabetically, are gift certificates…and you do not have to the space industry at its regular meet- a group known as the Mercury 13? We Jon Abrandt, Leonard Conover, Dave be present to win. Raffle tickets are for ing March 18 at The Gathering Table in remember the Mercury 7, the MEN; but Dallesandro, Tony Huggins, Dennis Mill- sale in Horseshoe Beach at the Horseshoe Chiefland. did you know there were six women in er and Keith Roberts. Marina, Florida Cracker Shrimp and Bait If you are a retired employee of an the program? Joyce will have a place of honor Co. and the Horseshoe Beach Library. educational facility in Levy or Gilchrist The women were not allowed to go following the color guard in the parade, For a complete list of raffle prizes, please counties, you are invited to attend a meet- into space because NASA required all which starts at 11 a.m. She will be fol- visit the Horseshoe Beach Library website ing. We discuss issues of importance to astronauts to have been a fighter pilot, lowed by the Dixie County High School at www.horseshoelibrary.com. retirees, such as preparing for Medicare, and women were not allowed in combat. Marching Band, Shriners, and a host of Don’t miss this full day festival in keeping up with changes to our retirement This just one fact that is astounding and local floats. beautiful Horseshoe Beach, sponsored by and Medicare, as well as current legisla- possibly unknown to most people. Paula Throughout the day, there will be near- and in support of the Horseshoe Beach Li- tive issues. We donate books to our ele- piqued our interest with many such facts ly 60 vendors selling arts, crafts, food, brary. It will be fun for all and all for fun! mentary schools, encourage volunteerism, during her talk. jewelry, face painting, etc. Cowboy Dave and enjoy fellowshipping with each other. Join us each third Monday of the and Friends will be entertaining us with Each month, a program is presented. month for information, fellowship, and a This month, Paula Marczynski made a program guaranteed to be of interest.

Log Cabin Quilters Log Cabin Quilters show and tell The Log Cabin Quilters hosted show-and-tell day at their regular meeting Thursday, March 21, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. Cheri laid out her quilt blocks to see how the new pattern would look. Midge had three small quilt tops that she had finished. Great work, ladies. The fundraising for our sewing room is growing. We’ve raised $850. With your support, we should be able to do the flooring during the summer months. Thanks to all of you who have contributed. The Backyard Pickers will be out for musical enter- tainment on Saturday, April 6. Hope to see you then. The Levy County Quilt Museum is located at 11050 NW 10th Ave., Chiefland, and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, see levycountyquiltmuseum.org or visit @levy-coun- ty-quilt-museum on Facebook.

Cheri’s working on a new pattern. The Midge worked on the cat blocks at the Museum gives her a space to see how the Museum a few weeks ago and now they are a blocks will look together. quilt.

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Letter to the Editor Family of Mayor Betty Walker Thank You’ The family of the late Mayor Betty Walker would like to convey our thanks to you for our support during her passing. You comforted us and shared our grief. Some of you brought food, flowers or other articles, while others gave time and energy. We are blessed to have friends like you. Your words and calls of expressions of love really helped us get through a difficult time. We appreciate your generosity and your expression of sympathy will never be forgotten. -The family of Betty Walker Spring is an active time for wildlife Senior scams, internet privacy and Neil Young Springtime is an active time for wildlife in Florida, Author’s Note: with sea turtles beginning to nest on beaches, manatees Details on some finan- Grieving older citizens are especially vulnerable to finan- leaving their warm-water winter refuges and gopher tor- cial scams were offered cial shenanigans. By reading an obituary, a scammer can toises starting to stir outside their burrows. by The National Council identify older relatives of a recently deceased loved one. With warmer weather, a variety of species around the Margaret on Aging One popular trick involves the scammer approaching the state are following their internal biological clocks that McDowell senior citizen and claiming that the departed owed an tell them to move, mate, feed and nest. These species “Old man take a look at outstanding debt that must be settled. Older citizens include black bears and their cubs, nesting waterbirds my life... should be very cautious about paying out such claims. and snakes. Arbor Outlook I’m a lot like you; Seniors should also be very wary of responding to Because of heightened wildlife activity in springtime, I need someone to love requests for personal information, or anything that asks people are more likely to see and encounter all kinds of me the whole day through.” for one’s age and contact data, Social Security number or animals, both adults and their young. Florida’s residents bank account numbers. Establishing and maintaining and visitors can help by being aware of how to avoid dis- “Old Man” as performed by Neil Young online privacy regarding one’s accounts and information turbing wildlife during the rites of spring. will become one of the biggest challenges in coming “Viewing wildlife is one of the pleasures of being Financial scams perpetrated against Americans years, not only for seniors but for all with financial outdoors during spring,” said Kipp Frohlich, who leads reached an all-time high in 2018. Seniors are preferred resources. the Division of Habitat and Species Conservation at the targets for several reasons, a few of which we’ll mention Some seniors are fortunate to have a competent and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission momentarily. Here are a couple of typical scenarios. caring child or relative to help them avoid financial mis- (FWC). “It helps if kids and adults know the importance The “grandchild in trouble” scam is not new, but it’s appropriation. But not everyone has a trusted family of not disturbing wildlife. Keep your distance, so you unfortunately very effective. A scammer calls a grand- member and many seniors are alone or lack expert, car- don’t startle a sea turtle, gopher tortoise, manatee or parent and initiates the conversation by saying, ing family assistance. Many will wisely outsource some nesting bird that you happen to see during your outdoor “Grandma, do you know who this is?” The grandparent component or all financial oversight duties to a fiduciary adventures.” often will offer the name of a grandchild, and the scam- to make sure they don’t get scammed. If you ever are Tips on how to enjoy and help conserve Florida mer simply says, “Yes, it’s me.” Then the request for intrigued by a “double your money in 90 days” type wildlife during spring: money to be mailed or wired is forthcoming, most often offer, you may want to consult with your trusted finan- Sea turtles – Help sea turtles by keeping beaches dark with an explanation about an overdue bill or a car pay- cial advisor before proceeding. If it sounds too good to at night and free of obstacles during their March– ment. The scammer will also frequently request that the be true, or promises an exceptional, guaranteed return in October nesting season. Bright artificial lighting can dis- grandparent not reveal the contents of the conversation exchange for the investment, caution is usually called turb nesting sea turtles and disorient hatchlings, so avoid to the parents. for. using flashlights or cellphones on the beach at night. Seniors often have difficulty hearing on the phone, so Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC®, AIF®, author of the Turning out lights or closing curtains and shades in it is plausible that they might not recognize the voice of syndicated economic column “Arbor Outlook,” is the buildings along the beach after dark also will ensure a grandchild. They, however, can combat this scam by founder of Arbor Wealth Management, LLC, nesting turtles aren’t disturbed as they come ashore and simply asking the person who they are, rather than vol- (850.608.6121 – www.arborwealth.net), a fiduciary, hatchlings won’t become disoriented when they emerge. unteering a name, or by throwing in a couple of personal “fee-only” registered investment advisory firm located Clear away boats and beach furniture at the end of the questions that only the grandchild would know. near Destin, FL. This column should not be considered day and fill in holes in the sand that could entrap turtles. Grandparents love hearing from grandchildren, and we personalized investment advice and provides no assur- Manatees - Look out for manatees when boating. all inherently want to believe that we are being contacted ance that any specific strategy or investment will be suit- Chances of close encounters between manatees and boat- by a loved one. able or profitable for an investor. ers increase in the spring, as manatees leave their winter use areas and travel the intracoastal waterways along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and other inland waters. For boaters, it is a critical time to be on the lookout for man- atees to avoid collisions with these large aquatic mam- SSA: Remain vigilant against mals. Boaters should follow posted speed limits as many areas have seasonal zones in spring that reflect manatee migration patterns. telephone impersonation scheme Gopher tortoises - Spring days are a good time to spot a gopher tortoise, as Florida’s only native tortoise The Social Security Administration (SSA) and its calls you.” becomes more active, foraging for food and searching Office of the Inspector General (OIG) launched a joint Social Security employees do occasionally contact for a mate. If you see gopher tortoises or their half-moon Public Service Announcement (PSA) campaign address- people – generally those who have ongoing business shaped burrow entrances, it is best to leave them alone. ing a nationwide telephone impersonation scheme. with the agency – by telephone for business purposes. You can help a gopher tortoise cross a road by picking it Social Security and the OIG continue to receive However, Social Security employees will never threaten up and placing it in a safe location along the roadside in reports from across the country about fraudulent phone a person or promise a Social Security benefit approval, the direction it was heading. But only do this if it is safe calls from people falsely claiming to be Social Security or increase, in exchange for information. In those cases, for you to do so, and remember, the tortoise is a land ani- employees. Calls can even “spoof” Social Security’s the call is fraudulent and people should not engage with mal, so never attempt to put it into water. national customer service number as the incoming num- the caller. If a person receives these calls, he or she Nesting birds - Keep your distance from birds on the ber on the caller ID. should report the information to the OIG Fraud Hotline beach or on the water. If birds become agitated or leave The new PSAs will air on TV and radio stations at 1-800-269-0271 or online at https://oig.ssa.gov/ their nests, you are too close. Disturbance can cause across the country to alert the public to remain vigilant report. birds to abandon their nesting sites, which exposes their against potential fraud. “These calls appear to be happening across the coun- eggs and chicks to predators, sun exposure and other “We urge you to always be cautious and to avoid try, so we appreciate SSA’s partnership in this national harm. Because shorebirds and seabirds build well-cam- providing sensitive information such as your Social public outreach effort,” said Gail S. Ennis, the Inspector ouflaged shallow nests out of sand and shells on beaches, Security number or bank account information to General for the Social Security Administration. “Our their nests, eggs and chicks are vulnerable to being unknown people over the phone or Internet,” said Nancy message to the public is simply this: If you or someone stepped on unless people look out for them. Wading A. Berryhill, Acting Commissioner of Social Security. you know receives a questionable call claiming to be birds, such as herons and egrets, and pelicans also are “If you receive a call and are not expecting one, you from SSA or the OIG, just hang up.” nesting now on mangroves and tree islands. must be extra careful – you can always get the caller’s The new PSA addressing the telephone imperson- Bears - As spring temperatures warm, bears become information, hang up, and contact the official phone ation scheme is available online at www.youtube.com/ more active, increasing the opportunities for conflicts number of the business or agency the caller claims to socialsecurity with people. Don’t give bears a reason to stay in your represent. Do not reveal personal data to a stranger who neighborhood. Remove anything that might attract bears, such as unsecured garbage or pet food. If they can’t find Thank you, hard taco shells, for surviving the long food, they’ll move on. Snakes - Watch out for snakes in your yard or when journey from factory, to supermarket, to my plate and hiking. What should you do when you come upon a then breaking the moment I put something inside you. snake? Just stand back and observe it. Snakes don’t pur- posefully position themselves to frighten people. They’d Thank you. much rather avoid encounters and usually will flee. Injured and orphaned wildlife - If you find a baby Jimmy Fallon animal, it is best to leave it alone. Baby animals rarely are orphaned; a parent may be nearby searching for food or observing its young. Instead, report wildlife you think The Chiefland Citizen welcomes reader input on topics of local interest.To be considered may be injured or orphaned to the nearest FWC Regional for publication, submissions must adhere to the following guidelines: Office. The writer’s first and last name, mailing address and phone number must be included. It’s illegal to disturb or harm wildlife, so if you see Addresses and phone numbers are only used for verification purposes. someone not following the rules – or spot an animal in The Citizen reserves the right to edit or refuse any submission. To submit e-mail send to distress – call the FWC’s Wildlife Alert Hotline: 888- 404-FWCC (3922) or #FWC or *FWC on a cell phone. [email protected], or via regular mail to Editor, 624 W. Park Ave, Chiefland, FL Learn more about where and how to view wildlife at 32644. MyFWC.com/viewing. 9A Thursday, March 28, 2019 Chiefland Citizen

In front, from left: Solari Massage & Wellness owners Aaron and In front: Denny George, Zachary Andrews, AJ Walker, Timmy Hiers, Jeanie Keisler and daughter Nevaeh Keisler. In back, from left: Jonah Brock, Thomas Brookins and Kathryn Lancaster. In back: Lewrissa Mainwaring, Suncoast Credit Union/Chamber president; Ben Lott, Prentice Spann, Joy Parker, Nicole Walker, and Rissa Denny George, Central Florida Electric and Chamber Board; Joy Mainwaring. Parker, Executive Director of Chamber; Miranda White, massage therapist and Christina Prater. Ag-Pro cuts ribbon at new location Solari Massage & Wellness The Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce and Chiefland joins Chiefland Chamber Ag-Pro held a ribbon The Chiefland Area Chamber of atmosphere. The have over 13 years of cutting ceremony and BBQ Commerce welcomed new member, experience. at the new Ag-Pro location Solari Massage & Wellness, with a ribbon Jeanie Keisler is the owner and on March 22. Jonah has cutting ceremony at the new business on massage therapist. Miranda White is also been with the company March 19. a massage therapist at the new business for five years and invites Solari Massage & Wellness, located in located at 615 North Main Street in everyone to come see downtown Chiefland, offers an integrated Chiefland. They are open from 10:30 am them for all your tractor, and holistic approach to your health. They to 7:45 pm every day except Wednesday lawn and garden, and farm offer massage, aromatherapy and sound and Sunday. For appointments or more equipment needs at their therapy in a comforting and relaxing information call 904-306-6840. new location located at 6690 NW 135th Lane, Chiefland, FL. Ag-Pro thanks Thomas Brookins for coming out to celebrate Allen receives CPA designation with the company. Brookins started the Beauchamp & Edwards original tractor company CPAs of Chiefland has Thomas Brookins, the founder of the original “Brookins Tractor” in announced that Shelby tractor company, Brookins Tractor, at the Chiefland over 40 years Beauchamp Allen Chamber ribbon cutting for Ag-Pro on March ago. has received her CPA 22. designation after passing all parts of the CPA exam. Allen was a 2012 graduate of Chiefland High School, and later graduated Charity event donation with her bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Florida State University. Shelby presented to first responders joined Beauchamp & SUZETTE COOK Edwards in 2017 as a staff Citizen accountant providing tax Chiefland Billiards and accounting services. Owner Chuck Strange “Beauchamp and presented $4,561 to the Edwards is proud of Chiefland fire and police Shelby’s next step in her departments. Mayor Chris professional career and Jones said, “I appreciate glad to have her as part of you for what you have done our team! We look forward for our departments.” The to watching her continue event “Have A Heart” bash to grow professionally, and was hosted by Chiefland wish her all the best!” Billiards on March 3 and included a Battle of the Bands and a Bloodmobile. Strange thanked the citizens who donated to the cause that supports local first responders.

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LORI PREVATT/Citizen BELOW: Brody Ellis of Chiefland Middle School FFA won second place in his age group in the Creative Life Skills show at the SRF with this creatively made decoration. LORI PREVATT/Citizen Suwannee River Reserve Champion: Payne Parnell, far right, with his reserve champion fat steer. Kimberly King, River- Youth Fair Live- side Wranglers 4H stock Show and 3rd Place: Colby Etheridge, Williston RHET Sale Feeder Steer FFA continued from Page A3 Results 4th Place: Lane Whitehurst, Williston Brinley sold her pig Grand Champion: FFA on March 20 and Rhet’s Courtney Stutts, Little 5th Place: J.P. (Joel) grandparents attended Farmers 4H Hodge, Southern Style 4H the sale. Rhet and his parents were unable to attend due to Rhet’s chemo treatment. Brinley was proud to report that her 280-pound pig sold for $20 per pound. “Sanchez Farms pur- chased my pig for $10 per pound and several businesses did add-ons, LORI PREVATT/Citizen which brought the price Sam Mills with his fourth place fat steer. up to $20 per pound.” Walmart also contrib- uted. Rhet’s mother, Laci, was very grateful for Brinley’s act of kindness. Laci praised Brinley on Kimberly King poses with her Reserve Champion Facebook for her selfless Feeder Steer at the Suwannee River Youth Fair Live- giving. stock Show and Sale. King is a member of Riverside If you would like Wranglers 4-H. to follow Rhet’s pro- gress, you can do so on Facebook at the “Rhet Cooper’s Miracle” page. A personal family friend, and one of Rhet’s grandmothers, keeps the page up to date, and it includes posts on fund- raisers to benefit Rhet and his family. There are t-shirts you can pur- chase on the page.

LORI PREVATT/Citizen Courtney Stutts of Little Farmers 4-H wins the Grand Champion Feeder Steer competi- tion at the Suwannee River Fair Livestock Show and Sale on March 19. LORI PREVATT/Citizen 11A Thursday, March 28, 2019 Chiefland Citizen Voice 21 holds inaugural meeting Advocating for those who can't By Carolyn Ten Broeck For over three decades Dianne Clark has been learning how to wade through bureaucratic red tape to seek solutions and find answers for those who cannot speak for themselves. Last week, Clark kicked off her new- est mission, Voice 21, with a meeting in Bronson to let parents, caregivers and friends LORI PREVATT/Citizen of disabled children U.S. Congressman Neil Dunn receives his and the elderly to Rotary Cup from Suwannee River Valley know they are not Rotary Club President Ben Lott after alone. speaking at the Suwannee Valley Rotary The journey began meeting on March 21. v 36 years ago when she adopted Jason, a 6-week-old baby with Down Syndrome. U.S. Rep. Dunn Back then, Clark Dianne Clark with her boys, Jason and Joe. They’re why she advo- said, babies with cates for others. visits Chiefland Down – a disorder Voice 21 wants to what she’s learned American roots. Lori Prevatt caused by the presence Correspondent of an extra chromo- be that bridge. over three decades, Instead of prescrib- “Through educa- including how to deal ing a set routine of U.S. Rep. Neil Dunn visited Chiefland on March 23 some – were typically and spoke briefly at the Suwannee Valley Rotary Club born to older women tional programs, open with Medicaid, tran- development, visitors meeting, discussing some of his most current work. and life expectancy communications and sitional programs and to the compound Dunn detailed a bill he developed to assist ranchers, was age 21. training, while work- behavioral issues. choose what they’re farmers, and foresters who suffer timber loss in emer- gency situations, explaining that he worked on the bill Jason has defied ing with the commu- Clark wants to interested in and go nity and the state of bring information from there. after the extreme amount of timber loss from Hurricane that and despite being Michael. legally blind, contin- Florida,” Clark said, about human traffick- “It’s about connect- “Three million acres of timber were lost in the U.S.,” ues to volunteer and “we are fighting for ing, drugs and recre- ing the dots,” Clark Dunn said. “This is most timber lost in U.S. history.” work at Hospice. a better understand- ational activities to the said. Dunn said he faced some opposition from the Demo- crats regarding passing the bill, but Democratic Senator She is now taking ing that there are no people who need it. Voice 21 will ini- disabilities, or hand- At her Bronson tially meet quarterly, Sanford Bishop actually took over the bill after his home her knowledge de- was destroyed in Alabama by the recent tornadoes. Dunn veloped from dealing icapped people. With home, Clark has creat- she said. expects the bill to pass with new persuasion from the with a child she calls some assistance, some ed an unofficial center The next meet- Democratic Party. handicapable and change and lots of for these people who ing will be in June Dunn talked about the loss of the military bases in Bay County, Florida, where the eye of Hurricane Michael sharing it with others, love, we as a whole often come just to at Dunkin Donuts in can make a difference hang out with Jason. Chiefland. passed directly over, destroying everything. “We are whether it’s for a child rebuilding the bases,” said Dunn said, who added that or an older person. in someone’s life.” There’s a game For more informa- HUDD funding would assist the rebuild. Many people, Clark In the months room, a music room, tion or to be added Lastly, the representative talked about his presentation said, simply don’t ahead, Clark wants to a garden, outdoor rec- to the contact list for to an eighth-grade civics class at Chiefland Middle High School earlier that morning, noting how impressed he know how to begin expand her network reation, a pool, an arts Voice 21, call 352- of people dealing with and crafts center and 210-1151 or 352-278- was with the intelligence of the children’s questions. wading through legal- During the trip to Chiefland, Dunn also made a quick ese and red tape to find exceptional people. even a museum ded- 3101. stop at City Hall to present an American Flag that was answers to questions. She wants to share icated to her Native flown over the capital, in honor of the late Mayor Betty Walker. Join us for a healthy, guiltless treat. Specialty Coffee • Teas Smoothies • Snacks James & Bethany Owners

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Sean Arnold (third in discus, fifth the 100 hurdles. Jayden Editor in shot put); Donavan Graham notched a pair Simoga (fourth in 3200, of top fives for the The Chiefland boys fifth in 1600), and CMHS girls, including and girls topped six Hector Barajas (fifth in fifth in 1600 and second schools apiece to win pole vault, fifth in 300 in the 3200 (16:53.65). the Indians’ second track hurdles) also nabbed a Jasmine Glover (18.45 and field home meet of pair of top fives apiece in 100 hurdles) and the season on March 19. for the Indians. Oth- Yelena Thomas (4.44 in The Bronson girls er individual top-five long jump) each took finished third as a team finishers for the boys home a win for the while the Eagle boys included Jonathan Can- Lady Eagles. Thomas took fifth, falling five non (third in 3200); L.J. was also second in the points short of Williston Jenkins (fourth in 400 triple jump and Glover in the boys’ rankings. meter); Logan Firestine was fifth in the triple. The competing (fourth in shot put); and Elsewhere for the Lady schools also included Dashun Clemons (fourth Eagles, Lunden Warmack Jefferson County, La- in pole vault). finished third in the fayette, Taylor County, Courtney Hayes 300 hurdles and Keyera Trenton and Williston. (200-meter dash 28.12 Hutto was third in the Luke Stockman seconds; high jump triple. Tamia Haynes was (3200-meter run 1.35 meters); Banner fourth in the shot put, 12:32.79); Jarrett Jerrels Hodge (3200-meter run and Lastarria King sped (long jump 5.87 meters, 15:36.43; 1600-meter to fourth in the 400. season best); Jimmy run 7:00.63) and Reagan For the Bronson boys, Boyle (pole vault 2.9 me- Hudson (300-meter Louis Montero won the ters); Tristan Sloan (pole hurdles 57.67 seconds, triple jump with a sea- vault 2.9 meters); and season best; pole vault son best 11.93 meters Braden Firestine (discus 2.13 meters, season and placed third in the 30.18 meters, season best) claimed a pair of 800, behind teammate best) collected wins for wins apiece for the Lady Aneury Montero (second the CMHS boys. Indians, while Taryn in 800, fourth in 200). Jerrels was second in Jones (discus 26.01 Mahki Bostic leaped the 110-meter hurdles meters) and the girls’ to a pair of third-place (17.30 seconds) and 4x400 relay and 4x800 finishes for BMHS, in fourth in the 300-me- relay teams added wins the long jump and triple ter hurdles, both for a for the team. jump. Cole Langston personal season best. Hudson posted more took third in the 100 Firestine took second individual top-three meter and fourth in the in the shot put at 10.22 finishes in the 100-me- long jump for a couple meters, and Stockman ter hurdles (second, of top-five Eagle finish- collected third in the 18.81) and the high es. Rafael Alicea also 1600 at 5:27.31. Dylan SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen jump (third, 1.3 meters). added a pair of top fives Cochran collected a Reagan Hudson, pictured here in the opening meet on March 4, notched four top-three Eleanor Frields took for Bronson, in the dis- pair of top-five finishes finishes and a pair of wins at CMHS' second home meet on March 19. second in the 300-meter cus (fourth) and triple for Chiefland, includ- hurdles for CMHS with jump (fifth). Michael ing pole vault, where and Sloan, and in the Indian Phillip Telgen second top-five per- her season best time Florence added a third his season-best effort 800 meter, where he (fourth). Telgen ranked formance on the day. of 58.02 seconds and place for the Eagle boys matched winners Boyle finished behind fellow fifth in discus for his Landon Weatherford added a third place in in the shot put. Lady Indians stretch in seventh Chiefland softball scores five in final inning for improbable comeback win

Sean Arnold Editor

Facing a 5-1 deficit in the final frame, the Chief- land varsity softball team rallied for five runs in the bottom of the seventh at home March 25 to over- take Dixie County 6-5. Chiefland senior Macie Thomas launched her third home run of the season in the fourth inning the tie the game at 1-1 with a shot to dead center. Thomas, who last year set a new Lady Indian record for doubles in a season, entered the March 26 game at Newberry with an eye-popping 1.333 slugging percentage The Lady Bears came back to tack on two runs apiece in the sixth and seventh innings, leaving CMHS in a four-run deficit entering its final frame at the plate. Senior Tristen Drummond, eighth-grader Grace Quincey, freshman Nikki Fuller, senior Simone White and Thomas each scored for the Lady Indians in the seventh, with White’s run clinching the walk- off celebration as Dixie County tried to pick off the SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen speedy senior. Brinley Bedford pumps up Macie Thomas before the latter swatted her third home run of the season on March 25. Fuller scored the penultimate run after driving in a pair on a single. The catcher finished the night Freshmen Kaley Osteen and Emma Wilson shared the bunch. 3 for 4. Quincy was 2 for 3 at the plate and Brinley time in the circle for Chiefland, with Wilson going The club improved to 9-3 overall and 5-2 in dis- Bedford walked twice. Bria Hinkle had an RBI single 5.1 innings and allowing just one earned run, trict play with the win. in the seventh. before Osteen relieved her in the sixth and picked It plays at Trenton on Friday. The Lady Tigers, White made a diving grab in center field during up the win in 1.1 innings of work. CMHS’ young who were Class 1A runner-ups last season, are the game, and the defense also turned a triple play. pitching staff is without an upperclassmen among undefeated. CMHS baseball suffers first district loss Sean Arnold The CMHS offense struggled to Editor cash in elsewhere, however, as it left two runners stranded in each of four Dixie County only managed three straight innings. hits against Chiefland on March 21, A combination of errors, stolen but made the most of its aggressive- bases, wild pitches and walks helped ness on the base paths, stealing 12 lead to single-run innings by the bases en route to a 5-3 win in base- Bears in each of the first three innings SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen ball. It was the Indians first lost in as well as in the fifth frame, putting CMHS third baseman Luke Reidy turns to apply a tag on a Dixie County runner. district play, dropping them to 2-1 in them up 4-3. They added an insur- league action and 5-4 overall. ance run in the seventh on an RBI sin- Chiefland senior Keegan McLelland Sumner two-run home run in Mayo on The Bears improved to 5-2 overall gle by Luke Hatcher, who accounted struck out nine batters in five in- March 25 as Lafayette scored multiple and drew even in district play with for two of the team’s three hits. nings, allowing two hits, three walks runs in four different innings to pre- CMHS at 2-1. Hatcher went five innings on the and three earned runs. vail 10-2. Sumner’s first-inning blast The Indians knotted the game at mound and allowed three hits, no The Indians are home against Bell for the Indians also scored Payne Par- 3-3 in the third behind three walks, walks and no runs while fanning on Friday, March 29. nell, who boarded on a single. CMHS including a bases loaded RBI walk by three. center fielder Wyatt Hammond was 2 Kelby Osteen to score Aidan Horne, Osteen doubled and walked twice Sumner homers, Indians drop for 3 with a walk. who led off the frame with a walk. for Chiefland, and CMHS junior non-district game on road Chiefland, which fell to 5-5 overall, returned to district action against Wyatt Hammond then sent a fly ball catcher Briar Keene was 2 for 3, while The Chiefland offense drew a blank Branford on March 26, and is home to right to score Payne Parnell, who Horne (walk) and Will Sumner added for the final six innings after a Will reached on an error. hits. against Bell on Friday, March 29. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday March 28, 2019 Community Calendar Cedar Key Arts Festival starts March 30 The 55th Annual Old Florida Celebration of the Arts is held in Cedar Key March 30 (from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and March 31 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Over 25 different artists in eight different mediums will be doing demon- strations between 1 to 4 p.m. both afternoons. The Spring Arts Festival has been named in the Top 10 Fine Art Fairs in America the past three years by ArtFairCalendar. com. The festival is coordinated by the Cedar Key Arts Center and proceeds benefits the Arts Center. Great food is prepared and served by local non-profit organizations. Enjoy the music, fun and Children’s Art Booth in beach- front City Park. The event is free, family and pet-friend- ly, and allows smoking only in designated areas. For more information, go to www.CedarKeyArtsFestival.com or call 352-543-5400. Butterfly pinning workshop at Museum The Florida Museum of Natural History is hosting a new instructional butterfly pinning workshop on March 30 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. In addition to learning the process of pinning and preserving butterflies, participants will re- ceive a behind-the-scenes tour of the “Butterfly Rainfor- est” exhibit and Florida Museum Lepidoptera collections, Levy Democrats, Women’s Electric Mayhem Festival and a large exotic butterfly specimen to take home. The The second Electric Mayhem Festival will be held program fee is $25 for non-members or $22 for museum Club meet April 6 May 31 12 p.m. to June 2 12 p.m., at Lebanon Station members and includes all materials. Participants must be Levy County Democratic Party and Levy County in south Levy County. The event features an incredible 18 years or older. For more information or to register, vis- Democratic Women’s Club will be holding their next lineup of DJs celebrating diversity in music. The event it www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/event/butterfly-workshop monthly meeting Saturday April 6. If you are a registered is hosted by Double A Entertainment Studios & Fallout or call 352-273-2048. Democrat and concerned about the struggle of working Bookings. It’s an all-day camping festival with food and families, please join us at the Bronson Library, 600 Gil- craft vendors. The event is located at Lebanon Station bert St. Bronson. The Democratic Party and Democratic 11350 State Road 121, Inglis, FL 34449. Good Shepherd Lutheran Executive Committee meet at 3:30 p.m. and the Demo- cratic Women’s Club meet at 4:30. Spring Sales It’s almost that time again. Time for Good Shepherd ONGOING ACTIVITIES Lutheran Churches annual Spring Yard Sale and Bake Forvets celebrates five Armed Forces/Veterans Groups Sale. This year it will be April 5 and 6 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. We have lots of exciting new items to see – kitch- years Chiefland Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Aux- en, household, crafts, decorative items and much more. Forvets is holding a 5-year celebration at Otter iliary has moved to the corner of U.S. Highway 19 North We will have our chili and hotdogs for lunch and lots Springs Park and Campground April 13. The event and 137th Street. of baked goods to buy. We look forward to seeing all of is free and lasts all day and includes music, games, a Any veteran of a foreign war and anyone who has a our friends from past sales and all the new ones we will bouncy house, food and craft vendors, police dog demo father, mother, brother, sister, grandmother, grandfather, meet. So make sure you put the date on your calendar and shows, clowns, a performance by the Suwannee Valley son or daughter who has served overseas during time of war and can furnish a copy of a DD214 from the military come see us. The location is 14303 N Hwy 19, next to the Players and free photo op with the Easter Bunny. There is invited to join us. We sponsor light dinners every Friday Dakotah Winery. are also 5K and 10K trail runs. For trail run and vendor night with music. We are open on Sundays from 11 a.m. to inquiries, call 352-215-5476. Stay for the Rock Bluff 9 p.m. Business meetings are the second Tuesday of each Band and dinner from 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets are $10 per month and meetings for the Auxiliary are the first Tuesday person. Visit OtterSprings.com for more information. Cemetery work day of each month. Out-of-town members are also welcome to The Chiefland United Methodist Church Cemetery join us. in Hardeetown will be holding a Cemetery Work Day on Disabled American Veterans April 6, beginning at 8:30 a.m. If there is rain on that day School Board of Levy The Disabled American Veterans seeks disabled vet- the cleaning date will be moved to April 13. If you have erans to join the (D.A.V.). We meet on the first Thursday garden tools, please bring them. Lunch will be served. County Job Fair of each month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef O Brady's Restaurant, Thank you for your help and support of the cemetery. The School Board of Levy County is holding a job 7050 NW 140th Street, Chiefland. For additional informa- fair April 24, 3 to 6 p.m., at the Board Office, 480 Mar- tion call shburn Drive, Bronson. There are multiple job opportu- Commander Larry Foland at home: 352-493-1351 or Spring book sale at A. F. nities within the district, including positions in teach- on cell: 727-773-7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ing, administration, paraprofessionals, bus drivers and Tri-County Marine Corps League Detachment No. Knotts Public Library in attendants, food service workers, substitutes and more. If 1018 Marines are looking for a few good men and women you have a bachelor’s degree, learn about the educational to join their organization. Meetings are on the third Mon- Yankeetown pathways to a teaching career. Florida offers a number day of the month at 6 p.m. The organization is located at It’s time to load up with your summer reads. The of traditional and alternative educator preparation routes 1381 NE 82nd Ave. (off U.S. Highway 19), Old Town. Friends of the A.F. Knotts Public Library, 11 56th Street, that lead to full professional certification. Some routes Bring a copy of your DD214 or discharge. For more infor- Yankeetown, will hold their Spring Book Sale beginning are direct pathways to the Professional Certificate, while mation, please call 352-610-0077. Semper Fidelis. Saturday, April 6. The sale will continue through Satur- other routes allow the individual to first teach under a The American Legion Riders (ALR) meet on the first day, April 13, during regular library hours – Sat. 9am- Temporary Certificate. The fair will have certification Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.; executive board meet- 1pm, Tuesday 3pm-8pm, Wed and Thur 9am – 5pm. A specialists on site to answer any questions and help guide ings for Jamerson-Sheffield Post 91 (Trenton) are held the wide selection of bound books, paperbacks, audio books you through the process. second Thursday of the month at 6:30 p.m.; and general and DVDs will be available. membership meetings are held the third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. Bingo sessions at Post 91 are the first and Red tide impact on third Tuesdays each month at 7 p.m. Gilchrist Veteran’s Horseshoe Beach Library to Service office hours are Monday through Thursday, 9:30 sea turtles a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more information, visit American Le- hold its 9th Annual Spring The Florida Museum of Natural History will host gion jamerson-sheffield post 91 on Facebook. “Science on Tap” at First Magnitude Brewing Co. Bingo/Karaoke/Games on April 25 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker Justin Festival Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Unit 63 Dis- The Horseshoe Beach Library will be holding its 9th Perrault of the Loggerhead Marinelife Center in South Florida will discuss the impact of red tide on sea turtles. abled America Veterans Auxiliary Unit 63, Prison Road, Annual Spring Festival on Saturday, April 6, from 10 Cross City offers Bingo every Wednesday at 12 p.m. start. a.m. to 4 p.m. in Horseshoe Beach on Hwy. 351 West. For more information, visit www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/ event/sot-red-tide or call 352-273-2062. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., and coffee donuts and lunch This fundraising event will feature vendors selling a will be available. DAVA also hosts Bingo on Saturdays variety of arts and crafts throughout the day. There will at 6 p.m., with doors opening at 4:30 p.m. There are $100 be live music featuring Cowboy Dave, face painting and jackpots, prizes and giveaways. The address is 125 NE a wonderful variety of food. The parade begins at 11 a.m. Garden Club program 165th Ave (Prison Road). Come and have fun and support with the Dixie County High School marching band and a our veterans! For more information, call 352-498-7707 or variety of local floats and more. April 26 352-221-8043. A giant deluxe raffle will be held at 3 p.m. to raise The Garden Club of the Tri-Counties will meet American Legion Bingo American Legion Post funds for the library. Raffle tickets are available at the Tuesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at the Fanning Springs 236 of Bronson is open now for Bingo every Monday Horseshoe Library, Florida Cracker Shrimp & Bait Co., Community Church, Fanning Springs. The program will at 6 p.m. Bring a friend and come join us in the dou- and the Horseshoe Marina, and all day at the Festival. be on ‘Camellias,‘ presented by Bruce Cavey, Suwannee blewide at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. toward Williston on the Admission and parking are free -- come enjoy a fun- County Master Gardener. All guests and members are right-hand side. Handicap parking is in the rear of the filled day! invited to attend. The membership is $10 annually. The building. Hope to see you there. For inquiries, please If you are an interested vendor, please call the Library club’s mission is to gain insight and knowledge on plants call Margie at 352-317-5922 or Tom at 352-486-6721. at 352-498-0180. and our environment along with enjoying social relation- AMVETS Post 444 hosts bingo each Wednesday at For complete information, visit the Horseshoe Library ships. 6:30 p.m.; and Friday and Sunday at 7 p.m. The post is at website at 13751 NE 52nd Place, Williston. www.horseshoelibrary.com AMVETS Post 88 in Bronson (next to the Bronson Bronson co-ed baseball Speedway) at 10050 N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Swinging for a Cure Golf fundraiser Grand Slam Bridge meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon- The Bronson Eagle baseball program is hosting a co- days at the Gathering Table in Chiefland. For infor- Tournament returns ed softball tournament fundraiser on Saturday, April 27, mation, call Joan at 352-493-4743. Weekly and substi- The Annual Swinging for a Cure Golf Tournament, at 9 a.m. The format is: double elimination; three-game tute players are needed. hosted by BACK Fighting Cancer, Inc., benefitting area guarantee; $150 per team; one home run band per team BINGO for a cause children with cancer, returns to Chiefland on April 6. The for $20 (optional); $15 umpire fee at plate meeting; 6/4 Tired of the rain? Need to get out of the house? Come three-man scramble will have on-site registration at 12:15 co-ed ratio teams; and five home run limit per gender. on down for Bingo on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the p.m., with a 1 p.m. shotgun start to follow. Support Bronson baseball by participating. If interested, month through August at the Yankeetown Inglis Woman’s Early registration – see www.facebook.com/BACK- contact Coach Scott at [email protected]. Club. Come join us & have some fun! Support a great lo- FightingCancer – is $50 per person and ends March 25. cal cause! Since 1969, YIWC has awarded over $100,000 Afterwards, registration is $55 per person. in scholarships to local students. Bingo income funds the

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crowd. Come by and shop, donate or visit. Bring your invited to attend. guys to visit the “Man Cave”! Tri-County Cruisers meet to show off its classic vehi- Farmers Markets cles from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Fridays at the Gathering Table continuedACTIVITIES from Page 2B in Chiefland. Show up to show your car and have a good South Levy Marketplace in Inglis is the fourth Sat- time. Woman’s Club Scholarship pro- urday of each month. Summer hours are 9 a.m. to noon. Rotary gram, which are awarded in May each year. The marketplace is in Inglis on Highway 19 in front of Food Ranch For more information, please call 352-302- Chiefland Rotary meets at noon Wednesdays at The Church/Thrift Shops 1771. Gathering Table on Main Street. Bronson United Methodist Thrift Shop, 235 Court Dieting/Weight Control Suwannee Valley Rotary meets at noon on Thursdays St. in Bronson behind the church, shop hours are Friday at the Haven Hospice Community Center in Chiefland. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Chiefland TOPS meets from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. on Williston Rotary meets at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at First Divine Mercy Thrift Center on the grounds of St. Mondays at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, U.S. High- Presbyterian Church, 247 NE First St. way 19, north of Chiefland. Both sexes are welcome. For John the Evangelist Church, 4050 NW Highway 27A, is Help open Fridays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sales information, call 352-463-9111.We have a new TOPS go toward feeding the needy in the area. Donations are ac- No. 0891 in Chiefland. The group meeting is Thursdays at Ask for help: Every day, older adults are abused, cepted. For more information, please call 352-493-9723. 11 a.m. All are welcome. The group has national and in- neglected and denied their rights. Older adults have the Holy Cross Catholic Church Thrift Shop in Cross ternational recognition. Come for a visit and learn to lose right to dignity and respect; to not be yelled at, hit or City has used furniture and low prices. It is open on Fri- weight your way! Please call 352-493-7339 or 352-493- humiliated; and to make their own decisions. No one has days and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For information 1351 for the location and more information. the right to abuse our elders physically or emotionally, or to donate, please call 352-542-0157. Tai Chi Chuan: Moving for Better Balance every to threaten them, or to take their money or property with- Second to None Thrift Shop Come browse The Sec- Monday and Wednesday at 9 to 10 a.m. at First United out consent. Be empowered to prevent becoming a vic- ond To None Thrift Shoppe located behind the Yankee- Methodist Church, 707 N. Main St., Chiefland, in the fel- tim of elder abuse. Talk to your clergy, doctor or someone town-Inglis Woman’s Club in Yankeetown. The ladies are lowship hall. To register, please contact Elizabeth (Liz) you trust and call the confidential Elder Abuse Hotline at constantly adding and updating the shoppe, man cave and Dalusio at Elder Options by calling 352-378-6649 ext. 152 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800-962-2873), if you or someone boutique sections. In March everything on the racks will or 352-692-5252 you know is abused. Do not be afraid to ask for help. be $1. Stocked solely by donations from club members Social/Civic Groups Grandparents raising grandchildren support group and the community, the Second To None Thrift Shoppe is Come meet with other grandparents raising grand- Clover Squares will hold a “plus” workshop at 6:30 children to share experiences, help find resources that one of the finest and least expensive in the area. Hours are p.m. and the dance at 7 p.m. every Wednesday until a new Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday can help, and support each other. The meetings are the class begins in November at the Williston Crossings RV third Tuesday of each month at the River of Life Church 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with questions 352-447-2057 before Bin- Resort community center, 410 NE Fifth St., Williston. For go. All proceeds generated from sales are given back to in Old Town, 66 SE 964th Street – take US 19/98, a half more information, please call 352-528-3323. mile north of the Suwannee River bridge on the west side the community. Thrift Shop Volunteers are needed and we Friends of the Luther Callaway Public Library, the will train. Any and all hours are needed. of the road. The meetings are from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Chiefland branch of the Levy County Public Library Sys- Childcare is provided. For more information, call Gigi at Tri–County Outreach Thrift Store is open Monday tem, meet the second Thursday of each month at 11 a.m. at through Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store is at 352-493-9183. the library, 104 NE Third St., Chiefland. The Friends sup- Chiefland Senior Center, 305 SW First St., serves 708 N Main St., Chiefland. Sales benefit the on-site emer- port the library by promoting the library’s programs and gency food pantry. For more information, please call 352- breakfast and lunch, Monday-Friday. Monday and resources and through fund-raising projects to purchase Wednesday at 9 a.m. is exercise class. At 9:30 a.m. to 493-2310. reading materials, books on tape, videos, operating sup- YIWC Thrift Shop noon on Mondays is a card-making class. Wednesday is plies and minor equipment. There are no dues. For more all other crafts. Tuesday and Thursday come and socialize. If you haven’t been to the Yankeetown-Inglis Woman’s information, please call Friends President Ann Brown at Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon is line dancing. The center is open Club Thrift Shop at 5 56th Street in Yankeetown, you are 352-226-7413. from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, please call missing some great items. Clothing, bedding, lamps, tools, Levy/Gilchrist Retired Educators Association meets Bernadette Preble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. household items, pots, pans, dishes, sheets, blankets, on the third Monday of every month at the Gathering Ta- Food for Life distribution at Chiefland First United small appliances, jewelry, shoes, boots, camping gear, ble in Chiefland. Methodist Church will be every Saturday at 10:30 a.m. you name it we have it. We are open Tuesday through The meeting will start at 10:30 a.m. followed by lunch. The requested donation is $5 per family for fuel cost. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday for the Bingo Any retired educator from Gilchrist or Levy counties is 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 28, 2019 NASCAR THIS WEEK

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A few questions we Compelling questions ... and had to ask ourselves TEXAS maybe a few actual answers For what it’s worth, Kez is Is it a two-team pennant race? now at 69 total NASCAR THREE THINGS TO WATCH wins over the three national So far, yes, Roger Penske and Joe Gibbs series. Does he reach 100? are holding all the cards and therefore GODSPEAK: He will end up all the trophies. The Stewart-Haas with about 60 Cup Series guys are close enough to win, and the wins, which will get him Ganassi guys are OK, but Rick Hen- over the 100 hump. drick’s team — aside from a couple of KEN’S CALL: Sixty-nine is a good Chase Elliott efforts — is off the big number of wins histori- rails again after a subpar 2018. Such cally. Kyle Busch makes it things can become entrenched, so a look small, though. Yes, Kez soon-as-possible turnaround is becom- makes it to 100 because it’ll ing very necessary. eventually become a goal. Did someone mention Kyle Petty? Does dominating Martins- ville in such a manner mean Yep, Brad Keselowski’s 446 laps led anything for Kez? at Martinsville was the most since GODSPEAK: Normally, I Kyle led 484 at Rockingham in 1992. would say no, but in this It seems Kyle has been a NASCAR case, yes. His pit crew was television personality forever, so some flawless. They all must feel young folks might not know he had a like Superman. Can a lug decent run in the early-’90s for owner nut turn into kryptonite? Felix Sabates — six of his eight career KEN’S CALL: Nope. That’s Ryan Blaney is no stranger to Victory Lane. He appears ready to become Team Penske’s third wins and two fifth-place finishes in the short answer. The winning driver this season. [AP/CHUCK BURTON] the points standings. Rockingham was long answer? If they reopen practically his playground for a while. North Wilkesboro, he’s the 1. Gaining momentum the same page with that pit road speed,” In six races there from 1990-92, he had current favorite. So, back to Bowyer said. “It’s such an important thing five poles and three wins. my original answer. Ryan Blaney has scored three consecutive and such a big part of this style of racing, top-five finishes in his No. 12 Team Penske where track position is everything.” — Ken Willis, ken.willis Ford. His teammates Brad Keselowski and @news-jrnl.com FEUD OF Joey Logano have scored wins this season. 3. Lone Star stat THE WEEK “We’re right there,” Blaney said. “We just need a little bit more. It’s so hard to win If you look at the past 10 years of racing at NASCAR CUP STANDINGS ARIC ALMIROLA VS. KYLE these races. You’ve got to do everything Texas Motor Speedway, from 2009 through BUSCH: Almirola said he perfect … you eventually try to put one of 2018, you will find five former winners, 1. Kyle Busch 273 was checking up on a car these things here together and try to figure including three former champions, who 2. Denny Hamlin 252 ahead of him and was out how to break through and get it done.” have retired from big-league racing. The list 3. Kevin Harvick 248 “banzai’d” by Busch in Turn includes Jeff Gordon, Matt Kenseth, Tony 4. Joey Logano 245 3 and “about wiped me out.” 2. Bowyer’s speedometer Stewart, Greg Biffle and Carl Edwards, who 5. Brad Keselowski 236 GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: Just abruptly left NASCAR following the 2016 6. Aric Almirola 215 one of them racin’ deals. “I Clint Bowyer was an early favorite to win season. All were replaced by 20-something 7. Martin Truex Jr. 207 lost 10 or 15 spots and then at Martinsville. Instead, he took himself drivers. 8. Ryan Blaney 203 we fought track position the out of the running with two costly pit-road 9. Chase Elliott 186 rest of the day,” Almirola speeding penalties. He fought back twice — Godwin Kelly, godwin.kelly@news- 10. Kurt Busch 185 said. “It was just a long, to score a seventh-place finish. “I guess we jrnl.com 11. Kyle Larson 182 long, tough day.” need to get our stuff together on being on 12. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 158 13. Clint Bowyer 157 14. Erik Jones 140 GODWIN’S PICKS 15. Jimmie Johnson 134 FOR TEXAS 15. Daniel Suarez 134 17. Alex Bowman 133 WINNER: Ryan Blaney 18. Austin Dillon 130 REST OF TOP 5: Joey MARTINSVILLE 19. Ryan Newman 121 Logano, Kevin Harvick, 20. Paul Menard 120 Chase Elliott, Kyle Busch FIRST ONE OUT: Chris THREE THINGS WE LEARNED Buescher WHAT’S ON TAP DARK HORSE: Austin Dillon 1. Perfect race (All times are Eastern) DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Blaney’s string of top-five Brad Keselowski darn near ran the perfect CUP SERIES: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 finishes, now at three, is race at Martinsville. He won all stages and SITE: Texas Motor Speedway (1.5-mile crowned by a Lone Star led 446 of 500 laps. He was passed only quad-oval) State victory. once under green, by Chase Elliott. His pit SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox Sports crew was flawless. “The stats maybe look a 1, 3 p.m.), qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 7:30 little bit more dominant than I think it really p.m.). Saturday, practice (Fox Sports MOTOR MOUTHS was,” Keselowski said. 1, 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.). Sunday, race PODCAST (Fox, coverage beings at 2:30 p.m., 2. Leading laps racing at 3 p.m.) From the Virginia reel to the Texas two-step, we’ve got NASCAR’s Most Popular Driver Chase Elliott XFINITY: My Bariatric Solutions 300 you covered. got the crowd at Martinsville to its feet SITE: Texas Motor Speedway when he took the lead for the first time this Brad Keselowski burns down his back tires SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox Sports Tune in online at season. He led 49 laps and finished second. after a near-perfect run at Martinsville. 1, 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.). Saturday, qualify- www.news-journalonline. “There was a little advantage to being out [AP/STEVE HELBER] ing (Fox Sports 1, 10 a.m.), race (Fox com/daytonamotormouths front and being able to work traffic your Sports 1, 1 p.m.) way,” Elliott said. champion finished 24th, two laps down to the leaders. In six starts this season, John- GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCKS: Vankor 3. Jimmie, what? son has finished 17th or worse four times. 350 No top-five finishes. Yikes. SITE: Texas Motor Speedway Jimmie Johnson, who has scored nine wins TV SCHEDULE: Friday, qualifying (Fox at Martinsville during his career, was never — Godwin Kelly, godwin.kelly@news- Sports 1, 5 p.m.), race (Fox Sports 1, 9 a factor Sunday. The seven-time Cup Series jrnl.com p.m.)

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE SUPERIOR COURT TIME PERIOD SET FORTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE 8th JUDICIAL CIR- FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CUIT COURT IN AND FOR IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PIMA JUVENILE DIVISION AFTER THE DECEDENT'S COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No.-2019 CA 000048 that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate NO. S20190056 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. CASE NO: 2019-CA-000035 number 2849-11 of the sale of number 1490-16 of the sale of 21st MORTGAGE CORPORA- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- In the Matter of: Kristin Morris The date of first publication of NATIONS LENDING CORPO- TION, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- and Phillip Morris, III this notice is: March 28, 2019. RATION, AN OHIO CORPORA- Plaintiff, sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of PHILLIP MORRIS, Jr., TION, vs. the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, PETITIONER Douglas K. McKoy Plaintiff, ROGER BASS; UNKNOWN the description of the property, the description of the property, V. Attorney for Petitioner -vs- SPOUSE OF ROGER BASS; the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- BETHANY KOPYSCIANSKI, Florida Bar Number: 0101744 TERRENCE L. KLOCK, LAURA EMMA BASS; and UN- sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: RESPONDENT. Law Office of Douglas K. McK- Defendant(s) KNOWN TENANT . oy, P.A. Defendant. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NOTICE OF HEARING 302-B North Main Street NOTICE OF ACTION HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH COMES NOW PETITIONER, Trenton, Florida 32693 TO: TERRENCE L. NOTICE OF ACTION LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC PARTNERS LP PHILLIP MORRIS, Jr., by and Telephone: (352) 490-4488 KLOCK TO: ROGER BASS; UN- through counsel undersigned. Facsimile: (352) 463-0773 Last Known Address: 12951 KNOWN SPOUSE OF ROG- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN E-Mail: doug@chieflandlegal. SE 30TH ST. MORRISTON, FL ER BASS; and LAURA EMMA PROPERTY: LOTS 8 AND 9, THE PROPERTY: A 3 ACRE that the court will hold a Hearing com 32668 BASS last known address, BLOCK 12. WILLISTON HIGH- TRACT IN THE EAST HALF on the Petitioner’s Petition to E-Mail: legalassistant@chief- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TER- 2690 NW 74th Avenue, Chief- LANDS GOLF AND COUNTRY OF THE WEST HALF OF THE Sever Parental Rights on the 13 landlegal.com RENCE L. KLOCK land, FL 32626 Notice is here- CLUB ESTATES, AS RECORD- NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 (E1/2 day of June, 2019 at the hour Last Known Address: 12951 by given to ROGER BASS; ED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 67, OF W 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF SE of 9 o’clock a.m. at the Pima Michelle K. Ideker SE 30TH ST. MORRISTON, FL UN~OWN SPOUSE OF ROG- OFTHE PUBLIC RECORDS 1/4) OF SECTION 13, TOWN- County Juvenile Court Center 2930 NE Cates Street 32668 ER BASS; and LAURA EMMA OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 located at 2225 E. Ajo Way, Avondale, MO 64117 You are notified of an action to BASS that an action of foreclo- EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- Tucson, Arizona. foreclose a mortgage on the fol- sure on the following property in NAMES IN WHICH AS- IDA, AND KNOWN AS THE You have a right to appear as Published March 28, 2019 and lowing property in Levy County: Levy County, Florida: · SESSED: PAUL EDWARD OLD SOL WILLIAMS PLACE. a party in this proceeding. The April 3, 2019 TRACT 48: THE EAST 1/2 LOT 86, BLOCK 5, WHITTED'S THOMAS A/K/A PAUL THOM- LESS AND EXCEPT A 1 ACRE failure of a parent to appear at OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 MOBILE HOME ESTATES, AC- the initial hearing, the pretrial OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF CORDING TO THE MAP OR AS, RYAN HADDIX TRACT IN THE EAST HALF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT conference, the status confer- SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 14 PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- OF THE WEST HALF OF THE OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL ence or the termination adju- SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, ED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 66, All of said property being in the NW 1/4 OF THE SE 1/4 (E1/2 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY dication hearing may result in LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY County of Levy, State of Florida. OF W 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF SE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PRO- an adjudication terminating the LESS THE RIGHT OF WAY COUNTY, FLORIDA.· 1/4) OF SECTION 13, TOWN- BATE DIVISION. parent-child relationship of that FOR C.R. 326 Unless such Certificate shall be SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 18 CASE NUMBER: 38-2019-CP- parent. Property Address: 12951 South INCLUDING A 2001, NOBIL- redeemed according to law, the EAST,LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- 000045 property described in such Cer- DA, AND KNOWN AS THE OLD East 30th Street, Morriston, FL ITY KINGSWOOD, 26 X 44, tificate will be sold to the high- SOL WILLIAMS PLACE, SET DATED: March 8, 2019 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: 32668 WITH A SERIAL NUMBER OF est bidder in the Courthouse FORTH IN OR BOOK 1041, NORMA YANCEY PENDRAY, The action was instituted in the N89793A AND N89793B. has Attorney for Petitioner Circuit Court, Eight Judicial Cir- been filed against' you and you lobby on the 8th day of April, PAGE 924, PUBLIC RECORDS Deceased. 2019 at 10:00 AM. OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Carroll E. Mizelle cuit in and for Levy County, Flor- are required to serve a copy of NOTICE TO CREDITORS ida; Case No.2019-CA-000035; your written defenses, if any, to DATED this 19th day of Febru- NAMES IN WHICH AS- Published March 28, 2019 & The administration of the Es- and is styled NATIONS LEND- it on Leslie S. White, Esquire, ary, 2019. SESSED: LEE COBB, JR. EST April 4, 11, 18, 2019 tate of Norma Yancey Pendray, ING CORPORATION, AN OHIO the Plaintiffs attorney, whose Danny J. Shipp A/K/A LEE COBB, LEE COBB Notice to Bid Deceased, whose date of death CORPORATION vs. TER- address is,420 S. Orange Ave- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT A/K/A LEE COBB, JR. BOARD OF COUNTY was January 2, 2019; File Num- RENCE L. KLOCK; UNKNOWN nue, Suite 700, P.O. Box 2346, COURT LEVY COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS ber 38-2019-CP-000045, is SPOUSE OF TERRENCE L. Orlando, Florida 32802-2346 FLORIDA All of said property being in the Levy County pending in the Circuit Court for KLOCK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE on or before April 29, 2019 County of Levy, State of Florida. P.O. Box 310 Levy County, Florida, Probate OF UNA G. PAVLIGA (Served 30 days from the first date of Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, 355 South Court Street Division, the address of which is 1/29/2019); UNKNOWN publication and file the original 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. Unless such Certificate shall be Bronson, FL 32621 Levy County Courthouse, 355 TENANT IN POSSESSION 1; with. the clerk of the court either redeemed according to law, the REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS South Court Street, Bronson, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POS- before service on the Plaintiffs' NOTICE OF APPLICATION property described in such Cer- RFP_2019_001 Florida 32621. SESSION 2. You are required attorney or immediately thereaf- FOR TAX DEED tificate will be sold to the high- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA The names and addresses of to serve a copy of your written ter; otherwise a default will be est bidder in the Courthouse Notice is hereby given that Levy the personal representative/ defenses, if any, to the action entered against you for the re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lobby on the 8th day of April, County, Florida will be receiving petitioner and the personal rep- on Mark W. Hernandez, Esq., lief demanded in the complaint that the holder(s) of Certificate 2019 at 10:00 AM. sealed responses to Request resentative/petitioner’s attorney Plaintiff's attorney, whose ad- or petition. number 2088-11 of the sale of for Proposals at the Office of are set forth below. dress is 255 S. Orange Ave., 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- DATED this 19th day of Febru- the Board of County Commis- All creditors of the Decedent and Ste. 900, Orlando, FL 32801, Dated on March 20, 2019 tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- ary, 2019. sioners, Levy County Court- other persons having claims or on or before ______, sued thereon. The name(s) of Danny J. Shipp house, P.O. Box 310, 355 South demands against Decedent's (or 30 days from the first date of County Clerk of Circuit Court the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Court Street, Bronson, Florida, estate, on whom a copy of this publication) and file the original LaQuanda Latson the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, (352) 486-5217. notice is required to be served, with the clerk of this court either Deputy Clerk the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS must file their claims with this before service on Plaintiff's at- sessed are as follows: RFP_2019_001 court WITHIN THE LATER OF torney or immediately after ser- Published March 28, 2019 Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME vice; otherwise, a default will be NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. SERVICES (EMS) BILLING OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION entered against you for the re- LEVY COUNTY TRANSPOR- HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX AND COLLECTION SERVICES OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS lief demanded in the complaint TATION DISADVANTAGED LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC NOTICE OF APPLICATION The intent of the County is to AFTER THE DATE OF SER- or petition. COORDINATING BOARD FOR TAX DEED enter into an agreement with VICE OF A COPY OF THIS The Court has authority in this BUSINESS MEETING LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF an experienced and qualified NOTICE ON THEM. suit to enter a judgment or de- The North Central Florida Re- THE PROPERTY: LOT 18, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, professional individual or firm All other creditors of the Dece- cree in the Plaintiff's interest gional Planning Council an- BLOCK 23, SECTION N, AS that the holder(s) of Certificate to provide emergency medical dent and other persons having which will be binding upon you. nounces a business meeting to SHOWN ON MAP ENTITLED number 4350-14 of the sale of services billing and collection claims or demands against which all persons are invited. RAINBOW LAKES ESTATES, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- services as described in detail decedent's estate must file their DATED: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- in the Request for Proposals claims with this court WITHIN 3 DANNY J. SHIPP DATE AND TIME: April 18, THEREOF AS FILED IN PLAT sued thereon. The name(s) of documents. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 2019 at 10:00 a.m. or as soon BOOK 3, PAGE 27, OF THE the holder(s) of said Certificate, REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION As Clerk of the Court thereafter PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY the description of the property, DUE DATE: 12:00 P.M., EST, OF THIS NOTICE. By: Laquanda Latson COUNTY, FLORIDA the name(s) in which it is as- 04/05/2019 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED As Deputy Clerk PLACE: Board of County sessed are as follows: PROCUREMENT WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Commissioners Meeting Room NAMES IN WHICH AS- DEPARTMENT SET FORTH IN SECTION Published March 28, 2019 and in the Levy County Courthouse SESSED: LEE B BLISS, FAY NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE BOARD OF COUNTY 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA April 3, 2019 HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R located at 355 South Court B COLBURN, LOIS ELMER, COMMISSIONERS PROBATE CODE WILL BE LEVY COUNTY TRANSPOR- WOMBLE Street in Bronson, Florida NINA MAYES, RICHARD J OF LEVY COUNTY FLORIDA FOREVER BARRED. TATION DISADVANTAGED BLISS, ROY D. BLISS P.O. BOX 310 NOTWITHSTANDING THE COORDINATING BOARD GENERAL SUBJECT MATTER LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE 355 SOUTH COURT STREET TIME PERIOD SET FORTH PUBLIC WORKSHOP TO BE CONSIDERED: To con- All of said property being in the PROPERTY: LOT 5, IN BLOCK BRONSON, FLORIDA 32621 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED “K” OF OAK RIDGE ESTATES, duct the regular business of the County of Levy, State of Florida. Documents can be obtained TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE The North Central Florida Re- UNIT ONE, ACCORDING TO Levy County Transportation by contacting the Procurement AFTER THE DECEDENT'S gional Planning Council an- THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- Disadvantaged Coordinating Unless such Certificate shall be Coordinator of Levy County, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. nounces a public workshop to CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, Board. redeemed according to law, the Florida at (352) 486-5218, or which all persons are invited. property described in such Cer- PAGE 7, 7A, AND 7B, PUBLIC online through the Demand- The date of first publication of RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, A copy of the agenda may be tificate will be sold to the high- Star system by Onvia at www. this notice is: March 28, 2019. DATE AND TIME: April 18, FLORIDA obtained by contacting: North est bidder in the Courthouse demandstar.com. If you have 2019 at 10:00 a.m. Central Florida Regional Plan- lobby on the 8th day of April, any questions, please call Alicia Douglas K. McKoy NAMES IN WHICH AS- ning Council, 2009 NW 67th 2019 at 10:00 AM. Tretheway, Procurement Coor- Attorney for Petitioner PLACE: Board of County SESSED: MARIE MIMOSE Place, Gainesville, Florida dinator, at (352) 486-5218. Florida Bar Number: 0101744 Commissioners Meeting Room DESIRE, MARGUERITH OC- 32653-1603. DATED this 19th day of Febru- Law Office of Douglas K. McK- in the Levy County Courthouse CILUS ary, 2019. Published Mar. 14, 21, 28, 2019 oy, P.A. located at 355 South Court Pursuant to the provisions of Danny J. Shipp 302-B North Main Street Street in Bronson, Florida the Americans with Disabilities CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT All of said property being in the Trenton, Florida 32693 County of Levy, State of Florida. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Act, any person requiring spe- COURT LEVY COUNTY, Telephone: (352) 490-4488 GENERAL SUBJECT MAT- OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL cial accommodations to partic- FLORIDA Facsimile: (352) 463-0773 TER TO BE CONSIDERED: To Unless such Certificate shall be CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY ipate in this meeting is asked E-Mail: doug@chieflandlegal. conduct a public workshop for redeemed according to law, the COUNTY, FLORIDA. PRO- to advise the agency at least 2 Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, com the purpose of receiving public property described in such Cer- BATE DIVISION. business days before the meet- 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. E-Mail: legalassistant@chief- comment relating to the local tificate will be sold to the high- CASE NUMBER: 38-2019-CP- ing by contacting 352.955.2200. landlegal.com transportation services provid- NOTICE OF APPLICATION est bidder in the Courthouse 000044 If you are hearing or speech ed under Florida’s Transporta- FOR TAX DEED lobby on the 8th day of April, impaired, please contact the Rosellen Clary tion Disadvantaged Program in 2019 at 10:00 AM. IN RE: THE ESTATE OF: agency using the Florida Relay 1737 GA HWY 90 S Levy County. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, KATHERINE MARIE IDEKER, Service, 1.800. 955.8771 (TDD) Cordele, Georgia 31015 that the holder(s) of Certificate DATED this 19th day of Febru- Deceased. or 1.800. 955.8770 (Voice). A copy of the agenda may be number 1536-12 of the sale of ary, 2019. Published March 28, 2019 and obtained by contacting: North 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- Danny J. Shipp NOTICE TO CREDITORS If any person decides to ap- April 3, 2019 Central Florida Regional Plan- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT The administration of the Estate peal any decision made by the ning Council, 2009 NW 67th sued thereon. The name(s) of COURT LEVY COUNTY, of Katherine Marie Ideker., De- Board with respect to any mat- Place, Gainesville, Florida the holder(s) of said Certificate, FLORIDA ceased, whose date of death City of Chiefland ter considered at the meeting, 32653-1603. the description of the property, was June 18, 2018; File Num- he/she will need to ensure that the name(s) in which it is as- Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, ber 38-2019-CP-000044, is The City Commission of the a verbatim record of the pro- Pursuant to the provisions of the sessed are as follows: 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. pending in the Circuit Court for City of Chiefland will hold a ceeding is made, which record Americans with Disabilities Act, Levy County, Florida, Probate Public Hearing on April 8, 2019 includes the testimony and evi- any person requiring special NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Division, the address of which is at 6:00 PM at City Hall, 214 dence from which the appeal is accommodations to participate HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R Levy County Courthouse, 355 East Park Avenue. The purpose to be issued. in this workshop is asked to ad- WOMBLE NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF South Court Street, Bronson, of the Public Hearing is to read vise the agency at least 2 busi- RESOLUTION Florida 32621. the second and final reading of Published March 28, 2019 ness days before the workshop LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF VACATING PUBLIC ROAD The names and addresses of Ordinance Number 19-01 au- by contacting 352.955.2200. THE PROPERTY: LOTS 6 the personal representative/ thorizing the use of golf carts on If you are hearing or speech AND 7, BLOCK 2, BOWMAN’S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN petitioner and the personal rep- certain city streets in the City of impaired, please contact the ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF that the BOARD OF COUN- resentative/petitioner’s attorney Chiefland. agency using the Florida Relay WILLISTON, ACCORDING TY COMMISSIONERS OF are set forth below. Service, 1.800. 955.8771 (TDD) TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, at All creditors of the Decedent and If any person decides to ap- or 1.800. 955.8770 (Voice). CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1, its regular scheduled meeting other persons having claims or peal the decision of the City PAGE 20, PUBLIC RECORDS on Tuesday, March 19, 2019, demands against Decedent's Commission he/she will need a If any person decides to ap- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA approved a petition to vacate, estate, on whom a copy of this record of proceedings for such abandon and close a portion notice is required to be served, purpose and he/she may need peal any decision made by the Board with respect to any mat- NAMES IN WHICH AS- of roadway generally described must file their claims with this to ensure that a verbatim record ter considered at the workshop, SESSED: CRYSTAL I LLC. as: SW 125th Avenue a/k/a Oak court WITHIN THE LATER OF of the proceedings is made Avenue located in Cedar Key 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME which record includes the testi- he/she will need to ensure that a verbatim record of the pro- All of said property being in the Heights, Section “B” Subdivi- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION mony and evidence upon which ceeding is made, which record County of Levy, State of Florida. sion, a recorded subdivision in OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS the appeal is to be based. Plat Book 2, Page 16, in the AFTER THE DATE OF SER- includes the testimony and evi- dence from which the appeal is Unless such Certificate shall be public records of Levy County, VICE OF A COPY OF THIS In accordance with the Ameri- to be issued. redeemed according to law, the Florida; and more particularly NOTICE ON THEM. cans with Disabilities Act, indi- property described in such Cer- described in records available All other creditors of the Dece- viduals with disabilities needing Published March 28, 2019 tificate will be sold to the high- at the County Road Department dent and other persons having a reasonable accommodation est bidder in the Courthouse at 620 North Hathaway Avenue, claims or demands against to participate in this proceeding lobby on the 8th day of April, Bronson, FL, and the office decedent's estate must file their should contact the office of the 2019 at 10:00 AM. of the Board of County Com- claims with this court WITHIN 3 City Manager at City Hall, 214 missioners at 355 South Court MONTHS AFTER THE DATE East Park Avenue Chiefland, Shop DATED this 19th day of Febru- Street, Bronson, FL. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION FL 32626 (352) 493-6711. The ary, 2019. A Resolution vacating said road OF THIS NOTICE. proposed Ordinance can be Local It Danny J. Shipp was duly adopted. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED inspected during regular busi- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS ness hours at City Hall, 214 COURT LEVY COUNTY, John Meeks, Chairman SET FORTH IN SECTION East Park Avenue. Helps FLORIDA Board of County Commission- 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA ers PROBATE CODE WILL BE Published March 28, 2019 Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, FOREVER BARRED. Everybody 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. Published March 28, 2019 NOTWITHSTANDING THE B6 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, March 28, 2019

NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION redeemed according to law, the NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION PAGE 822 OF THE PUBLIC FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED property described in such Cer- FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED RECORDS OF LEVY COUN- tificate will be sold to the high- TY, FLORIDA, BEING MORE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, est bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED that the holder(s) of Certifi- that the holder(s) of Certificate lobby on the 8th day of April, that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE cate number 16-16 of the sale number 5615-16 of the sale of 2019 at 10:00 AM. number 4887-14 of the sale of number 4693-11 of the sale of AT THE NORTHEAST COR- of 2016 has (have) filed said 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- NER OF THE PROPERTY Certificate for a TaxDeed to be tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- DATED this 19th day of Febru- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- issued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of ary, 2019. sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of CORD BOOK 799, PAGE 822 the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, Danny J. Shipp the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS the description of the property, the description of the property, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the property, the description of the property, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA; the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- COURT LEVY COUNTY, the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- SAID POINT IS LOCATED ON sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: FLORIDA sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF A 50 FOOT WIDE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE ROAD KNOWN AS NW 120TH HOLDER(S): US BANK CUST HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R HOLDER(S): FLORIDA TAX STREET; THENCE RUN FOR BRIDGE TAX LLC - 616 GIES, INC. WOMBLE LIEN ASSETS IV, LLC ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, N 88°47’30" W A DIS- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE TANCE OF 113.48 FEET THE PROPERTY: LOT 25 OF THE PROPERTY: LOT 66 OF FOR TAX DEED PROPERTY: LOT 5, BLOCK 27 PROPERTY: LOT 4, BLOCK TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- THE UNRECORDED EXTEN- CASON’S INGLIS ACRES, OF WILLISTON HIGHLANDS, 1, SUWANNEE RIVER HIGH- NING; THENCE LEAVING SION OF SUWANNEE ACRES UNIT 4, ACCORDING TO THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, UNIT 14, ACCORDING TO THE LANDS (CORRECTED PLAT), SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, IN SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED that the holder(s) of Certificate PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED ACCORDING TO THE PLAT S 00°26'26" E A DISTANCE 12 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST, IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE(S) number 5293-16 of the sale of IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 14, THEREOF, RECORDED IN OF 312.57 FEET; THENCE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, BE- 44, OF THE PUBLIC RE- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 37A, N 89°28’27" W A DISTANCE ING MORE PARTICULARLY CORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- COUNTY, FLORIDA PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY OF 208.00 FEET TO THE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH sued thereon. The name(s) of COUNTY, FLORIDA SOUTHEAST CORNER OF COMMENCE AT THE POINT A SINGLE-WIDE MOBILE the holder(s) of said Certificate, NAMES IN WHICH AS- THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED WHERE THE SOUTH LINE HOME BEARING ID# GMH- the description of the property, SESSED: ROBERTA DEPAUW NAMES IN WHICH AS- IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK OF SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP GA40734530 AND TITLE # the name(s) in which it is as- BAHNO, MARCIA DEPAUW SESSED: VON MEYERS 1173, PAGE 356 OF THE 12 SOUTH, RANGE 13 EAST 98510503, LOCATED THERE- sessed are as follows: STRAUSS, JEANNE DEPAUW PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY INTERSECTS THE NORTH- ON. MARSH, ARTHUR P DEPAUW All of said property being in the COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE III, COLLETTE DEPAUW PE- County of Levy, State of Florida. ALONG THE EAST LINE OF LINE OF STATE ROAD NO. NAMES IN WHICH AS- HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH TIT SAID RECORDED PROPER- S-347 AS A POINT OF REF- SESSED: ROBERT A SWISS PARTNERS LP Unless such Certificate shall be TY, N 00°25'12" W A DISTANCE ERENCE; THENCE RUN A/K/A ROBERT ALLEN SWISS, All of said property being in the redeemed according to law, the OF 315.05 FEET TO THE ON RIGHT OF WAY LINE ROBERT ALLEN SWISS LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF County of Levy, State of Florida. property described in such Cer- NORTHEAST CORNER OF N 31°43'00" E, 78.62 FEET; THE PROPERTY: LOT 22, tificate will be sold to the high- SAID RECORDED PROPER- THENCE RUN N 34°03'40" All of said property being in the BLOCK 8C, THE MEADOWS Unless such Certificate shall be est bidder in the Courthouse TY AND THE SOUTH RIGHT W, 1,415.74 FEET; THENCE County of Levy, State of Florida. OF BEAUTIFUL BRONSON, redeemed according to law, the lobby on the 8th day of April, OF WAY LINE OF A 50 FOOT RUN S 71°34'20" W, 25 FEET; ACCORDING TO THE PLAT property described in such Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. WIDE ROAD KNOWN AS NW THENCE RUN S 74°00'18" W, Unless such Certificate shall be THEREOF RECORDED IN tificate will be sold to the high- 120TH STREET; THENCE 177.97 FEET; THENCE RUN S redeemed according to law, the PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 18A & est bidder in the Courthouse DATED this 19th day of Febru- ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY 52°35'45" W, 23.67 FEET TO property described in such Cer- 18B, PUBLIC RECORDS OF lobby on the 8th day of April, ary, 2019. LINE S 88° 47'30" E A DIS- THE POINT OF BEGINNING; tificate will be sold to the high- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA 2019 at 10:00 AM. Danny J. Shipp TANCE OF 208.00 FEET TO THENCE RUN N 27°05'06" est bidder in the Courthouse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT THE POINT OF BEGINNING. W, 227.07 FEET TO WATER'S lobby on the 8th day of April, NAMES IN WHICH AS- DATED this 19th day of Febru- COURT LEVY COUNTY, EDGE OF A CANAL; THENCE 2019 at 10:00 AM. SESSED: TIMOTHY COBB ary, 2019. FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- RUN ON WATER'S EDGE S A/K/A TIMOTHY LAVAINE Danny J. Shipp SESSED: JACK STREIB 81°01'03" W, 102.09 FEET; DATED this 19th day of Febru- COBB, CHARLES SMITH, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, THENCE RUN S 34°11'42" E, ary, 2019. BRENDA DEEDRICK, TIMO- COURT LEVY COUNTY, 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. All of said property being in the 272.41 FEET; THENCE RUN Danny J. Shipp THY COBB FLORIDA County of Levy, State of Florida. N 52°35'45" E, 64.36 FEET TO CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION THE POINT OF BEGINNING. COURT LEVY COUNTY, All of said property being in the Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, FOR TAX DEED Unless such Certificate shall be FLORIDA County of Levy, State of Florida. 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. redeemed according to law, the NAMES IN WHICH AS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, property described in such Cer- SESSED: RALPH HAMM EST Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, Unless such Certificate shall be NOTICE OF APPLICATION that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate will be sold to the high- A/K/A RALPH JEFFERSON 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. redeemed according to law, the FOR TAX DEED number 4585-15 of the sale of est bidder in the Courthouse property described in such Cer- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- HAMM EST, RALPH HAMM NOTICE OF APPLICATION lobby on the 8th day of April, tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- EST FOR TAX DEED 2019 at 10:00 AM. est bidder in the Courthouse that the holder(s) of Certificate sued thereon. The name(s) of number 4883-14 of the sale of All of said property being in the lobby on the 8th day of April, the holder(s) of said Certificate, DATED this 19th day of Febru- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- County of Levy, State of Florida. 2019 at 10:00 AM. the description of the property, ary, 2019. that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the name(s) in which it is as- number 5574-14 of the sale of Danny J. Shipp DATED this 19th day of Febru- sued thereon. The name(s) of sessed are as follows: Unless such Certificate shall be 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ary, 2019. the holder(s) of said Certificate, redeemed according to law, the tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- COURT LEVY COUNTY, Danny J. Shipp the description of the property, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE property described in such Cer- sued thereon. The name(s) of FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the name(s) in which it is as- HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R tificate will be sold to the high- the holder(s) of said Certificate, sessed are as follows: est bidder in the Courthouse COURT LEVY COUNTY, WOMBLE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, the description of the property, lobby on the 8th day of April, FLORIDA 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. the name(s) in which it is as- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF 2019 at 10:00 AM. sessed are as follows: Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R THE PROPERTY: LOT 7, NOTICE OF APPLICATION 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. WOMBLE BLOCK 1, WILLISTON HIGH- DATED this 19th day of Febru- FOR TAX DEED NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LANDS, UNIT 12, ACCORD- ary, 2019. NOTICE OF APPLICATION HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, Danny J. Shipp FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PARTNERS LP THE PROPERTY: LOT 2, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT that the holder(s) of Certificate BLOCK 23, WILLISTON HIGH- PAGE 13, PUBLIC RECORDS COURT LEVY COUNTY, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, number 4522-12 of the sale of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LANDS, UNIT 14, ACCORD- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA PROPERTY: LOT 38, BLOCK that the holder(s) of Certificate ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- number 5101-14 of the sale of tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- H, OF GRACELAND SHORES, RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, NAMES IN WHICH AS- Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- sued thereon. The name(s) of AS PER PLAT THEREOF, RE- PAGE 14, PUBLIC RECORDS SESSED: MAURICE B IMLER 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the holder(s) of said Certificate, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA -LIFE EST-, JEANETTE K IM- sued thereon. The name(s) of the description of the property, NOTICE OF APPLICATION PAGE 67, PUBLIC RECORDS LER -LIFE EST-, MAURICE the holder(s) of said Certificate, the name(s) in which it is as- FOR TAX DEED OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- NAMES IN WHICH AS- B IMLER -TRS-, JEANETTE DA, TOGETHER WITH A 1987 the description of the property, SESSED: FLAVIE KERSAINT sessed are as follows: the name(s) in which it is as- K IMLER -TRS-, MAURICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, WESTWAYS, SINGLE-WIDE B IMLER, JEANETTE K IM- sessed are as follows: NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE that the holder(s) of Certificate MOBILE HOME BEARING ID# All of said property being in the LER, MAURICE B IMLER -TR, HOLDER(S): MARK BRAD- number 2868-16 of the sale of AFLWF1AH060713317 AND County of Levy, State of Florida. JEANETTE K IMLER -TR, TITLE # 44307437, LOCATED NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE FORD POWELL 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- HOLDER(S): 5T WEALTH MAURICE B IMLER AND JEA- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- THEREON. Unless such Certificate shall be NETTE K IMLER REVOCABLE PARTNERS LP LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF sued thereon. The name(s) of redeemed according to law, the TRUST DATED 11-18-1997 the holder(s) of said Certificate, NAMES IN WHICH AS- property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: THE “UTIL- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ITY SITE” IN BLOCK 2, LAKE the description of the property, SESSED: DONNA DEE MOR- tificate will be sold to the high- All of said property being in the TON A/K/A DONNA MORTON, THE PROPERTY: LOT 16, JOHNSON ESTATES, UNIT 1, the name(s) in which it is as- est bidder in the Courthouse County of Levy, State of Florida. sessed are as follows: DONNA DEE MORTON BLOCK 5, KING RANCH OF lobby on the 8th day of April, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FLORIDA RANCHETTES, AS THEREOF, RECORDED IN 2019 at 10:00 AM. Unless such Certificate shall be RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK PLAT BOOK 5, PAGE 38, LESS NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE All of said property being in the redeemed according to law, the 5, PAGE 42-A, LEVY COUNTY, THAT PARCEL CONTAINED HOLDER(S): CAZ CREEK County of Levy, State of Florida. DATED this 19th day of Febru- property described in such Cer- FLORIDA IN CONTRACT FOR DEED FLORIDA II, LLC ary, 2019. tificate will be sold to the high- BETWEEN BASCOM HARD- Unless such Certificate shall be Danny J. Shipp est bidder in the Courthouse NAMES IN WHICH AS- EE INC., A FLORIDA COR- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE redeemed according to law, the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT lobby on the 8th day of April, property described in such Cer- SESSED: RAY N SELVEY PORATION, AND JOSEPH A. PROPERTY: THE SOUTH- COURT LEVY COUNTY, 2019 at 10:00 AM. WEST 130 FEET OF THE tificate will be sold to the high- FLORIDA BOUSQUET, AS RECORDED All of said property being in the IN OR BOOK 185, PAGE 155, FOLLOWING DESCRIBED est bidder in the Courthouse DATED this 19th day of Febru- lobby on the 8th day of April, County of Levy, State of Florida. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY PARCEL: THE NORTHEAST Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, ary, 2019. 398.65 FEET OF THE SOUTH- 2019 at 10:00 AM. 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Unless such Certificate shall be Danny J. Shipp WEST 993.65 FEET OF LOTS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT redeemed according to law, the NOTICE OF APPLICATION NAMES IN WHICH AS- 1, 2, AND 3, BLOCK A, US DATED this 19th day of Febru- COURT LEVY COUNTY, property described in such Cer- FOR TAX DEED SESSED: TARPON IV LLC 19 NO. 7 ADDITION SUB- ary, 2019. FLORIDA Danny J. Shipp tificate will be sold to the high- DIVISION, ACCORDING TO est bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, All of said property being in the THE PLAT THEREOF FILED CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, lobby on the 8th day of April, that the holder(s) of Certificate County of Levy, State of Florida. IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 66, COURT LEVY COUNTY, 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. FLORIDA 2019 at 10:00 AM. number 4835-15 of the sale of OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORI- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Unless such Certificate shall be DA, LESS AND EXCEPT THE Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, DATED this 19th day of Febru- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- FOR TAX DEED redeemed according to law, the 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. ary, 2019. sued thereon. The name(s) of property described in such Cer- NORTH 20 FEET OF LOT 1, Danny J. Shipp the holder(s) of said Certificate, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate will be sold to the high- BLOCK A. TOGETHER WITH NOTICE OF APPLICATION CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the property, that the holder(s) of Certificate est bidder in the Courthouse THAT CERTAIN 1996 NOBIL- FOR TAX DEED COURT LEVY COUNTY, the name(s) in which it is as- number 117-16 of the sale of lobby on the 8th day of April, ITY DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE FLORIDA sessed are as follows: 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. HOME I.D. #S: N16240A AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- N16240B, TITLE #S: 70673627 that the holder(s) of Certificate Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE sued thereon. The name(s) of DATED this 19th day of Febru- AND 70673628, LOCATED number 5455-16 of the sale of 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R the holder(s) of said Certificate, ary, 2019. THEREON. AND THE SOUTH- 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- WOMBLE the description of the property, Danny J. Shipp WEST 71 FEET OF THE Notice for Bids tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the name(s) in which it is as- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FOLLOWING DESCRIBED sued thereon. The name(s) of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF sessed are as follows: COURT LEVY COUNTY, PARCEL: THE SOUTHWEST The Town of Otter Creek is re- the holder(s) of said Certificate, THE PROPERTY: LOT 21 FLORIDA 268.65 FEET OF THE NORTH- questing sealed bids on a zero the description of the property, OF FOREST PARK UNIT 2, A NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE EAST 468.65 FEET OF LOTS turn mower with between 26 the name(s) in which it is as- SUBDIVISION RECORDED IN HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, 1, 2, AND 3, BLOCK A, US 19 and 34 hp and width between sessed are as follows: PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 27 OF ERTS 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. NO. 7 ADDITION, ACCORD- 54” and 60”. MUST be a com- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF mercial series. Send sealed School Board NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF FILED IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE bids to Town of Otter Creek, The School Board of Levy HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- THE PROPERTY: PART OF 6 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS P.O. Box 65, Otter Creek, Fl. County will hold a Public Hear- GIES, INC. NAMES IN WHICH AS- SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP 11 OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, 32683 or hand deliver to ing at its office in Bronson, Flor- SESSED: MARGARITA ACABA SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, LESS AND EXCEPT THE 555 SW 2nd Ave., Otter Creek, ida, 480 Marshburn Drive, on LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, NORTH 20 FEET OF LOT 1. Fl 32683. Or www.ottercreek- Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at 6:00 THE PROPERTY: LOT 2, All of said property being in the MORE PARTICULARLY DE- [email protected] p.m. to amend/adopt the follow- BLOCK 6, GOLDEN PARA- County of Levy, State of Florida. SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: NAMES IN WHICH AS- Deadline for bids is 2:00 p.m. ing School Board Policies: DISE, ACCORDING TO THE BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST SESSED: GOLAM KAWSAR Monday, April 8, 2019. POLICY TITLE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED Unless such Certificate shall be CORNER OF LOT 7, MANA- We reserve the right to reject 6.52: Supplemental Administra- IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 55, redeemed according to law, the TEE ACRES AS PER PLAT All of said property being in the any and all bids. tive Performance Based Pay PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY property described in such Cer- County of Levy, State of Florida. BOOK 4, PAGE 28 OF THE OF- 7.01: School Budget System COUNTY, FLORIDA tificate will be sold to the high- FICIAL RECORDS OF LEVY Pub. March 21, 28, 2019 est bidder in the Courthouse The public is welcome to at- Unless such Certificate shall be COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE tend. Persons having ques- NAMES IN WHICH AS- lobby on the 8th day of April, redeemed according to law, the N 01°08'01" W, ALONG THE tions concerning the proposed SESSED: PEGGY W GREEN, 2019 at 10:00 AM. property described in such Cer- EAST LINE OF MANATEE School Board Policy adoptions/ GLADYS J PARKER THOMAS tificate will be sold to the high- ACRES, 1718.50 FEET TO THE amendments should contact A/K/A GLADYS LYNN THOM- DATED this 19th day of Febru- est bidder in the Courthouse NORTH LINE OF SAID SEC- John R. Lott, Jr., Assistant Su- AS A/K/A GLADYS JOHN- ary, 2019. lobby on the 8th day of April, TION 28; THENCE N 89°54'46" perintendent, School Board of SON THOMAS A/K/A GLAD- Danny J. Shipp 2019 at 10:00 AM. E, A DISTANCE OF 321.37 Levy County, Bronson, Florida YS THOMAS A/K/A GLADYS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FEET; THENCE S 01°16'31" at (352) 486-5231. Copies of L THOMAS A/K/A GLADYS COURT LEVY COUNTY, DATED this 19th day of Febru- E, A DISTANCE OF 1713.60 the proposed changes may be PARKER THOMAS, JOHN C FLORIDA ary, 2019. FEET; THENCE S 89°03'45" obtained, at cost, from the Of- BAXLEY W, A DISTANCE OF 325.56 Danny J. Shipp Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, fice of the Superintendent of CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- Schools, 480 Marshburn Drive, All of said property being in the 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. COURT LEVY COUNTY, GINNING. LESS AND EXCEPT Bronson, Florida, 32621. County of Levy, State of Florida. A PORTION OF THE PROP- FLORIDA ERTY DESCRIBED IN OFFI- Published Mar. 14, 21, 28, 2019 Unless such Certificate shall be CIAL RECORD BOOK 799, Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, and April 4, 2019 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. Thursday, March 28, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 7B SUWANNEE RIVER WATER tate of ANDREW MAX MOODY, OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 32301. NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION MANAGEMENT DISTRICT deceased, is pending in the CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY 4· The decedent died on Sep- FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLI- Circuit Court for Levy County, COUNTY, FLORIDA tember 17, 2018, in Pasco CATION Florida, the address of which CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP-35 County, Florida, and on the date NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, is 355 South Court Street, of death, was domiciled in Levy that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate Notice is hereby given that pur- Bronson, Florida 32621. The IN RE: THE ESTATE OF County, Florida. number 735-14 of the sale of number 885-14 of the sale of suant to Chapter 373, Florida estate is testate. The names ANDREW MAX MOODY, 5· The original will was not in 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- Statutes, the following applica- and addresses of the personal Deceased. the possession of the decedent tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tion for permit was received on representative and the person- at the time of death. sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of March 15, 2019: al representative's attorney are NOTICE OF HEARING 6. After diligent search, Barba- the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, set forth below. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a ra Jo Palmer cannot locate the the description of the property, the description of the property, Douglas Simpson, 6400 SW All interested persons on whom hearing has been scheduled as original will. the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- CR 341, Trenton, FL, 32693, a copy of the notice of admin- follows: 7· The original will was lost with- sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: has submitted an application to istration is served must object PETITION TO ESTABLISH out knowledge or consent of the modify Water Use Permit num- to the validity of the will (or any AND ADMIT TO PROBATE A decedent and without any intent NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE ber 2-075-221238-3, authoriz- codicil), qualifications of the LOST WILL Thursday, April 25, on the part of the decedent to HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R HOLDER(S): TAMMY ALTIERI ing the addition of 0.0002 mgd personal representative, venue, 2019, at 10:00 a.m. (15 minutes revoke the instrument. WOMBLE of groundwater for agricultural or jurisdiction of the court by fil- reserved) Honorable Stanley H. 8. A correct copy of the dece- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF use. This project is located in ing a petition or other pleading Griffis, III Levy County Court- dent's last will, dated Septem- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY: THE WEST Township 10S, Range 14E, requesting relief in accordance house 355 South Court Street ber 30, 2015, accompanies this THE PROPERTY: THE EAST 1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 Section 28 in Levy County. with the Florida Probate Rules, Bronson FL 32621 petition. 1/2 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER 9· Petitioner is unaware of any OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF NORTH- Interested persons may com- THE DATE OF SERVICE OF PLEASE GOVERN YOUR- unrevoked will or codicil of THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF WEST 1/4 OF SECTION ment upon the application or A COPY OF THE NOTICE ON SELF ACCORDINGLY. decedent other than as set forth THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF 29, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, submit a written request for a THE OBJECTING PERSON, above. SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 11 RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY staff report containing proposed OR THOSE OBJECTIONS ARE Respectfully, Petitioner requests that the SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. agency action regarding the FOREVER BARRED. Bowen Law Firm PA decedent's will be admitted THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF application by writing to the Su- Any person entitled to exempt Attorney for Petitioner to probate and that RYLAND LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- wannee River Water Manage- property is required to file a March 7, 2019 PALMER MUSICK be appoint- SESSED: CHEYENNE BRAGG ment District, Attn: Resource petition for determination of ed personal representative of NAMES IN WHICH AS- Management, 9225 C.R. 49, exempt property WITHIN THE By: Sherrie R. Bowen the estate of the decedent. SESSED: MARSHA DIX- All of said property being in the Live Oak, Florida 32060. Such TIME PROVIDED BY LAW Florida Bar Number 981760 Under penalties of perjury, I de- ON-ROJAS County of Levy, State of Florida. comments or requests must be OR THE RIGHT TO EXEMPT Georgia Bar Number 282402 clare that I have read the fore- received by 5:00 PM within 14 PROPERTY IS DEEMED 7257 NW 4th Blvd #276 going, and the facts alleged are All of said property being in the Unless such Certificate shall be days from the date of publica- WAIVED. Any person entitled Gainesville, FL 32607 true, to the best of my knowl- County of Levy, State of Florida. redeemed according to law, the tion. to elective share is required to (352) 316-3436 edge and belief. property described in such Cer- file an election to take elective [email protected] Unless such Certificate shall be tificate will be sold to the high- No further public notice will be share WITHIN THE TIME PRO- February 10, 2019 redeemed according to law, the est bidder in the Courthouse provided regarding this appli- VIDED BY LAW. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT RYLAND PALMER MUSICK property described in such Cer- lobby on the 8th day of April, cation. A copy of the staff re- February 10, 2019 OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL 1229 S. Magnolia Drive tificate will be sold to the high- 2019 at 10:00 AM. port must be requested in order CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY Tallahassee FL 32301 est bidder in the Courthouse to remain advised of further RYLAND PALMER MUSICK COUNTY, FLORIDA Respectfully, lobby on the 8th day of April, DATED this 19th day of Febru- proceedings. Substantially af- 1229 S. Magnolia Drive CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP-35 Bowen Law Firm PA 2019 at 10:00 AM. ary, 2019. fected persons are entitled to Tallahassee FL 32301 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Danny J. Shipp request an administrative hear- ANDREW MAX MOODY, February 22, 2019 DATED this 19th day of Febru- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ing, pursuant to Title 28, Florida CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE Deceased. Respectfully, ary, 2019. COURT LEVY COUNTY, Administrative Code, regarding PETITION TO ESTABLISH Bowen Law Firm PA Danny J. Shipp FLORIDA the proposed agency action by I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true AND ADMIT TO PROBATE Attorney for Petitioner CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT submitting a written request af- and correct copy of the forego- A LOST WILL Petitioner, RY- By: Sherrie R. Bowen COURT LEVY COUNTY, Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, ter reviewing the staff report. ing was furnished by certified LAND PALMER MUSICK, re- Florida Bar Number 981760 FLORIDA 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. mail to the persons listed below: quests that this Court establish Georgia Bar Number 282402 Published March 28, 2019 the attached correct copy of the 7257 NW 4th BlvD #276 Pub: 03/07/2019, 03/14/2019, Respectfully, decedent's will and admit the Gainesville, FL 32607 03/21/2019, 03/28/2019. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Bowen Law Firm PA will to probate and in support (352) 316-3436 OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Attorney for Petitioner thereof, alleges: [email protected] CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR LEVY 1. Petitioner has an interest in COUNTY, FLORIDA February 22, 2019 the above estate as the benefi- Published Mar. 21, 28, 2019 CASE NO.: 38-2019-CP-35 By: Sherrie R. Bowen ciary under the will. and April 4, 11, 2019 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Florida Bar Number 981760 2. The decedent properly exe-

Georgia Bar Number 282402 cuted his self-proved Last Will ANDREW MAX MOODY, 7257 NW 4th BlvD #276 and Testament on Deceased. Gainesville, FL 32607 September 30, 2015. (352) 316-3436 3· The undersigned attorney NOTICE OF [email protected] mailed the original will to Barba- ADMINISTRATION ra Jo Palmer at 1229 S. Mag- (testate) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT nolia Drive, Tallahassee, Florida The administration of the Es-

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ROSEWOOD REGULATORS Chiefland- big garage sale. free Purebred German Shepherd ***PUBLISHER’S NOTICE*** WILLISTON ARMS APARTMENTS TENANT INCENTIVES Clock Repair, Buy, sell. All labor and priced to go Sat Mar. 30th & puppies, 9 weeks old 4 girls 3 boys, All real estate advertising in this - 2 bedroom/1 bath apartments CHIEFLAND guaranteed. (352)949-0968 Sun Mar. 31th 9am-4pm located at health certificates, shots and newspaper is subject to the Fair $567 month. Security $567. 3 bed- 2202 US Hwy 19 6850 Nw 70th ST 352-281-5686 dewormed. Parents on site. $500 Housing Act which makes it illegal room/1 bath apartment. Rent is Call 352-528-4184. $670 month and security deposit Yard Sale 3/29-3/31, 4/6-4/7. to advertise “any preference, limita- tion or discrimination based on is$670. 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(352)210-0842 TDD: 800-955-8771 000VVA3 We buy, sell and trade storage This institution is an Equal 2006 Ford F150 Truck, canopy, bed ROOSTER TAIL buildings 352-463-7182 Opportunity Provider & Employer liner, practically new tires, tow Team Leader: Burgandy Arrington, package, $10,550 352-949-3391 Realtor, CRS Broker/Owner: Dewey Hatcher Jr 352-221-4128 teamsynergy.hatcherrealty Happy Jack Sardex : Greaseless, @gmail.com odorless way to trat mange. Kills Bronson VILLAGE AND Bronson Subscribe fleas also. At Tractor Supply VILLAS APARTMENTS - 2 bed- (www.happyjackinc.com) room/1 bath with washer/dryer 5 acres Suwannee Riverfront 400’ hookups and separate utility room frontage, paved road, 6 bedrooms, LOW COST Pet vaccinations! Sat. for storage. Basic rent is $605per 4.5 baths, 3 story, boat house, to the Mar. 30th from 9:30am-12 Noon @ month with a security deposit of paved drive 1/2 mile to free boat Bell Feed & Farm in Bell. Dog & cat $605. Rental Assistance based on ramp + park, 8 bed bunkhouse, 2 vaccination specials. Heartworm tests, availability and eligibility. Short wooded 140’ riverfront 5 acres par- Citizen flea & heartworm products available. drives to Williston, Chiefland and cels $85,000 and $90,000 on paved Administered by a State Licensed Gainesville. We also accept Sec- road city services available. GREAT Veterinarian. Pick up a flyer today at tion 8 Vouchers. This institution is VIEWS, Dixie Realty Bell Feed & Farm. an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PRO- (352)-542-7027 by appointment or 493-4796 VIDER AND EMPLOYER. Equal OPEN House 03/30/19, 11-3 Satur- VICKIE & Freds almost new furniture. Missing Cat- Solid gray male lynx RV SITES $270 per month. New Housing Opportunity. Phone (352) day Cell phone 352-356-0992. 1897 17 S. Main, Chiefland. 493-0004. short curled tail Reward if returned. Wi-Fi. Breezy Acres. 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