MIDWEEK:SEPT. 19-22, 2018 FOOTBALL - WEEK 4 Hagerty, Lake Howell, Atria Lake Forest Lake Mary, Lyman and resident still enjoys Seminole opened district painting play with big wins See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5

AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2018 H Vol. 127, No. 12 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Alive After 5 will remain on 1st Street, ASSOCIATED PRESS not moving to Sanford Avenue WHAT KIM SAYS ABOUT TRUMP HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin The North Korean leader re- portedly tells the visiting South After months of questions at City Korean president that June's Herald photo by Larry Griffin meetings over the possibility of mov- Construction on 25th Street near Seminole High summit with the U.S. president ing the monthly Alive After Five event will soon add new turn lanes and widen the road. stabilized the regional political to Sanford Avenue, organizers have situation. decided that the event will be staying Improvements being on 1st Street. FLORENCE TURNS The Historic Sanford Welcome Cen- WILMINGTON INTO A ter oversees the monthly event, and made on 25th Street VIRTUAL ISLAND president Derrick A. Daniels told the Sanford Herald that the issues had near Seminole High Mostly cut off by floodwaters come down to funding. from the Category 1 hurricane, While no hard decisions had been officials prepare to begin distrib- made about moving Alive After Five, HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin uting food, water and tarps to Crowds gather on 1st Street duringHerald Alive photoAfter 5 by which Tommy is held Vincent the the Sanford Community Redevelop- the coastal North Carolina city's second Thursday of each month. See ALIVE AFTER 5, Page 12 residents. A pair of new streetscape projects on 25th Street are attempting to widen the road and ISRAEL BLAMED FOR add more sidewalk space, right as the school DOWNING OF RUSSIAN year’s beginning. PLANE But while drivers have noticed the lane clo- sures slowing down traffic at the hour when A reconnaissance aircraft See ROAD WORK, Page 11 brought down by a Syrian mis- sile over the Mediterranean killing 15 was caught in the crossfire with Israeli fighter jets, Russian officials say. How to help victims

MEXICO CITY REELING A of Hurricane Florence YEAR AFTER DEADLY QUAKE HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin Of about 411 buildings marked for demolition, only 62 As Hurricane Florence ravaged the east have been taken down, and al- coast just north of Florida, Seminole County most 1,000 more that were seri- residents who may be itching to help out via ously damaged have yet to be donations got a reminder on how to do so reinforced. from the county’s Office of Emergency Man-

'TO INSPIRE THE DREAMER See FLORENCE, Page 7 IN ALL OF US' See AP, Page 7 Seminole County firefighters argue for better pay rates

Trump: Declassified Russia probe Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Next month’s Alive After 5 usually brings the largest crowds as the city along with Hollerbach’s Willow Tree HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin papers expose 'bad things' Cafe celebrate Oktoberfest.

As Seminole County edges in on finalizing a See AP Story, Page 7 new budget, the firefighters’ union IAF Local Seminole County chosen to receive funds 3254, Seminole County Pro Firefighters, isn’t See FIGHTERS, Page 11 STOCKS OF to help reduce human-bear conflicts LOCAL INTEREST Special to the Herald SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday The Florida Fish and Wildlife Allegiant $130.60 Conservation Commission (FWC) is awarding a total of $500,000 to Bombardier $3.48 10 communities to help them re- Faro $64.10 duce human-bear conflicts. Invacare $15.68 BearWise funding will be used to share the cost of bear-resistant NextEra $173.45 trash cans, dumpsters and other Tractor Supply $88.64 equipment that will keep bears out of trash in neighborhoods and Toro $62.46 parks. The FWC is distributing Wells Fargo $54.49 BearWise funding to each of the 10 communities that applied for it. The Legislature and Gov. Rick Scott provided $500,000 this year to the FWC to cost-share with local John Horan governments in areas with high levels of human-bear conflicts. At Seminole County BearWise funding will be used to share theFWC cost photo of bear-resistant by Tim Donovan trash cans (above), dumpsters and other equipment. See BEARWISE, Page 7 Commissioner PAGE 2 • Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Midway Safe Harbor holds ceremony to honor local Sept. 11th victim

By Sheralyn Brinson Program to honor Sanford attack at the World Trade 2018, at the native, the late Mr. Mannie Center in New York City. Midway Safe The Midway Safe Harbor Leroy Clark, who died in the The program was held on Harbor, (also Seniors held a Remembrance September 11, 2001, terrorist Tuesday morning, Sept. 11, known as “the Harbor”), 2405 Rightway in Sanford/Mid- way; CaSandra Williams, Pro- gram Activity Coordinator. Mannie Clark’s sister, Ms. Claudette Clark Hutchi- son, attended the program and shared in- formation about Man- Midway Safe Harbor Seniors at the 9/11 Remembrance Program.Photos contributed nie’s life. He was born and raised in San- ford, FL; his on Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 1:00 morial Church Choir (Selec- parents were the late Mannie p.m. daily. An Open House tion, “Heaven is Looking and Carolyn Clark; he grad- for Seniors will be held at Down on Me”); Sis. Candace uated from Crooms High the Harbor on Sat., Sept. Brown, Bread of Life Chris- School in 1967; folks in the 22nd; 12 noon-2 p.m. Ques- tian Church (Solo, “Lord I neighborhood called him tions, call Ms. Williams at Know You’ve Been So “Mannie Boy”. He was a fa- the Harbor Office, 407-320- Good”); and Minister Ale- ther, son, and brother, and 5995. gria Jackson, First Born was loved by his family and Church of the Living God, friends who remember him • Rev. Dr. Henry Byrd was (Sermonic Medley of Songs, as a generous, loving and en- installed as the Pastor of “Yes” and “I Love You couraging person. Mannie Byrd Memorial Church of Jesus”). was Head Supervisor of Se- Midway, 2140 Sipes Ave. in curity in the First Tower at Sanford/Midway, on Sun- Minister Cynthia Butler, the World Trade Center, on day, August 19, 2018, at 4 Progress M.B. Church, pre- the 93rd floor. He and 59 p.m. The Pastoral Installa- sented Pastor Byrd’s biogra- other em- tion Theme: phical sketch. Greetings ployees from “Pastor and were given by Bishop Robert the Marsh & People in Hillery, Pastor of Victory McLennan Partnership, Temple of God; and Pastor Companies Growing and Emory Blake, Progress M.B. were killed Serving To- Church, on behalf of the in the terror- gether” (Eph- Midway-Caanan Commu- ist attack. esians nity. Bro. Melvin Philpot and Mr. Quinn 4:11-16). Pas- Bro. Kenneth Bentley, Chair- Byrd, the tor Sammie man and Co-Chairman re- new Director Edwards, Sr., spectively of the Sanford at the Har- of St. Paul Martin Luther King Celebra- bor, stated, M.B. Church, tion Steering Committee, “The seniors presided. Dr. made the offertory appeal. were able to Happy Birthday to Byrd and his Elder Dorothy Blake, Morn- connect a Mrs. Geraldine “Tiny” family led ing Glory M.B. Church, in- face and Davidson Wright the ceremo- troduced the speaker, her name of nial proces- husband, Bishop Jimmie L. someone sional. Other Blake, Pastor of Morning from our program par- Glory M.B. Church, who local community to the 9/11 ticipants were Bishop Israel spoke from the topic, “God tragedy. This program was a Black, Sound Doctrine Min- is in Charge” (Numbers great way to look back and istries (Call to Worship); Pas- 16:25). Minister Cynthia remember what happened in tor Robert Bradley, Bread of Jackson, Mt. Olive M.B. America 17 years ago.” The Life Christian Church (Invo- Church-Longwood, gave the program also included mo- cation); Pastor Jan Henry, Invitation to Christian Disci- ments of prayer and reflec- Mt. Zion M.B. Church (Old pleship. tive commentary. Testament Scripture Read- The Installation Cere- Ms. Williams gave re- ing, 1 Samuel 3:1-9); Pastor mony: Pastor Leonard Wil- marks and thanked everyone Darrell Eudell, Bible Princi- son, St. Matthew M.B. for their support. She in- ples Ministries (New Testa- Church, gave the Charge to vited others to participate in ment Scripture Reading, the Congregation; Rev. Dr. the Seniors Program at the John 10:11-17); Deacon Ralph Ronald W. Merthie, New Harbor which offers senior Byrd, Byrd Memorial Church Life Word Center, gave the learning opportunities and (the Welcome). Charge to Pastor-Elect Byrd; social gatherings. The pro- Music selections were by Pastor Emory Blake, gram is open to all Seminole the St. Paul M.B. Church Progress M.B. Church, gave County residents, ages 55 Praise Team (a medley of the Installation Prayer; after and above. The group meets praise songs); the Byrd Me- which, Rev. Dr. Henry Byrd was named and installed as the Senior Pastor of Byrd Memorial Church. Sis. Constance Anderson and Sis. Janis Perry ex- pressed thanks to everyone for attending the Installation Service for their new pastor; they made presentations to Pastor Byrd on behalf of Byrd Memorial Church. Pas- tor Byrd expressed heartfelt appreciation to everyone for their love and support and solicited their prayers on be- half of the church and him- self. After the service, attendees gathered to con- gratulate Pastor Byrd; re- freshments were served.

• Christian Deliverance Outreach Ministries, 803 W. 4th St. in Sanford, is hosting a Fire Conference Revival, Thurs.-Sat., Sept. 19-22, 2018, with noon-day sessions each day at 12 noon and evening service at 7 p.m. nightly. The Revival Messengers are from Jacksonville FL: Pastor Fred Walker (Sept. 20), Pas- tor Korey O’Neal (Sept. 21), Pastor Daryl Telfair (Sept. 22), and Prophet Calvin Weaver (noon sessions). Everyone is invited to these services. Apostle Ricky Parks and Pastor Nettie Parks, Hosts.

• More September birth- days: Happy birthday to Richard Badger, Jr.; and Dr. Marian Anderson Cum- mings.

• The Goldsboro Front Porch Council’s Third An- nual Celebration Luncheon is on Sat., Sept. 22nd, at the Westside Community Center, 919 S. Persimmon Ave. in Sanford; 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Local citizens will be hon- ored. Ticket donation, $25 (call 407-322-6407); Attire: dressy casual.

Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrinson@MySan- fordHerald.com. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

From an old paper in the file The chief could have more than one wife. When he wished to marry, he sent The Timucuan Indians out for the tallest and most beautiful woman available. The chosen queen was The Timucuan Indians lived in Florida brought to him on a litter carried by four thousands of years before white men strong men, while two men waved fans. came from Europe. Jacques la Moyne was Trumpeters lead the procession while the first artist to depict them when, in guards and beautiful girls carrying bas- 1564, he came with a French expedition to kets of fruit walked behind the litter. Fort Caroline on the St Johns River. His comments about each painting and ac- Clothing was not a concern of the counts of other explorers give us first- Timucuans and they were usually naked. hand knowledge of these tribes. Men wore their long hair knotted on top of the head. Feathers or animal tails The Timucuans were tall, well built, might decorate the knot, or it served as a and healthy. Their food consisted of handy place to carry arrows. Finger nails turkey, wild animals, fish, snails, berries, were long and sharpened with a shell. acorns, and nuts. Eventually, they planted maize, beans, squash, and to- Nobility, however, were concerned bacco. Men cultivated the soil with a tool with adornment. A chief might have his made of a shell or stone fastened to a entire body tattooed in red and blue de- stick. Women worked in pairs; one made signs. Both men and women might have a hole in the ground with a stick, another arms and legs tattooed; and wore arm dropped in the seed. Crops were gath- bands, bracelets, anklets, and leg bands of ered in baskets and taken to a public gran- pearls, stones, or shells. Moss formed into ary where the food was available to all, a fringe was worn around the woman's but the chief had first choice. waist or across the body as a baldric. Downside of Being Right Their hair was long and worn loose. Food was eaten raw, boiled in clay pots, Sports for boys included running foot By Mark Shields the economy under this controversial Republican or dried and cooked on frames over an president is, frankly, booming, we learn from the open fire. With a wooden pestle, corn and races, throwing balls, and shooting ar- rows at a target high in a tree. It is always dangerous to be right, noted Kaiser Health Tracking Poll that a candidate's po- arrowroot was made into flour. Individ- Voltaire, in matters where the established authori- sition on continuing protection for people with ual bowls were used for their favorite ties are all wrong. In 2002, barely a year after the pre-existing conditions is either "the single most fresh water snails. When they no longer Weapons were bows and arrows, spears, and clubs. Before a battle, the attacks of 9/11, the New York Times, the Wall important factor" or a "very important" factor to wished to use the bowl, they pierced a Street Journal and the Washington Post, three pa- 63 percent of people in their vote for Congress. hole in it to let out the spirits. women brewed a drink from cassina leaves which the warriors drank from a pers that rarely agree editorially on anything The Republicans who ran on the simple, empty more controversial than the observance of promise to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Hunting and fishing were important to shell cup and were stimulated by the caf- fein. Mother's Day, all endorsed the U.S. going to war Care Act are exposed and on the political defen- the men who used bows and arrows, against the Iraq of Saddam Hussein, who was, sive. Former Republican House Speaker John spears, snares, and traps. Sometimes, a Priests lead the Timucuans in worship we were told, well on his way to building Boehner admitted in a burst of candor, "In the 25 hunter disguised himself by wearing a weapons of mass destruction that threatened this years I served in the United States Congress, Re- deerskin and a deer head. of the sun and the moon. They also pro- nounced curses and acted as doctors. nation. publicans never, ever, one time agreed on what a War fever seized the Congress to where every health care proposal should look like. Not once." Timucuan villages were built on fresh During the Spanish occupation, Christian missions were established. senator in either party who would run for the Why is there a U.S. law that prohibits discrimi- water streams or lakes. Their homes were White House in the next four presidential elec- nation in health care coverage against Americans round huts with domed tops, formed with In the 1650s, there were probably 13,000 tions voted to endorse the George W. Bush ad- who suffer from a pre-existing condition? Be- tree limbs covered with palm leaves. The ministration's call for the authority to invade Iraq. cause in the studied judgment of political scholar space under the dome was used for stor- Timucuans in forty towns. Wars and raids reduced their numbers, but the Voting to go to war were Sens. Evan Bayh, Joe Norm Ornstein: "She's the strongest Speaker age. Each village was enclosed by a pal- Biden, Sam Brownback, Chris Dodd, Hillary we've seen in our lifetime. She's relentless. She isade. greatest enemy was disease brought by the Europeans. By the 1750s, the great Clinton, John Edwards, Joe Lieberman, John knows how to push the right buttons. She makes Timucuan tribes were extinct. Kerry, John McCain, Rick Santorum and Fred things happen." The Economist wrote simply, The dugout canoe was the important Thompson. More than a dozen years later, when "Mrs. Pelosi is arguably the most powerful mode of transportation. A tree trunk was *An example of such a canoe can be the Wall Street Journal-NBC News poll asked, woman in American history." Recall that in the hollowed out with stone tools and fire. "Do you think the war with Iraq was worth it or teeth of the Great Recession, Pelosi persuaded her They were used for fishing and for trade seen at the Sanford Museum across from Serenity Towers on First St. not worth it?" barely one-quarter of Americans Democrats to bail out Wall Street to save the even as far away as Cuba.* answered yes. American automobile industry, and to pass a One congressional leader then who still holds $787 billion economic stimulus package in addi- office today stood on the House floor in 2002 to tion to a complete overhaul of the nation's health speak in opposition to the U.S. going to war care system. Persuading your members to cast MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley against Iraq. This Democrat, ranking member of tough, unpopular votes because it is the right the House Intelligence Committee, stated, "I have thing to do is the ultimate test of the leader -- seen no evidence or intelligence that suggest that which you understandably may not recognize Iraq poses an imminent threat to our nation." after seven years of GOP control. Time and again, Thus did then-House Democratic Whip Nancy Nancy Pelosi met that test. Pelosi dare to speak truth and wisdom on war Now Republicans, terrified of running with and peace to power. Trump and his toxicity, spend millions to run The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal against the only woman House Speaker in U.S. and the Washington Post, along with President history. When some nervous Nellie Democrats George W Bush and overwhelming majorities in seek to distance themselves from her, it is time to Congress and the American establishment, in- state unequivocally: Nancy Pelosi is the one cluding journalism, were wrong. And Pelosi was American leader with the proven savvy, brains, right. skill and toughness to check the excesses of this Now in the heat of the 2018 campaign, when president. Pelosi for speaker. PAGE 4 • Midweek: September 19 to 22, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS New Exhibit at Museum of Seminole County History

Outdoor Movies Family Movie Night Friday, Sept. 21, begins at Monday, Sept. 24, 5:45 Faiths of our Forefathers - Religion in Seminole County is a new dusk. Amphitheater at p.m., North Branch Library, temporary exhibit at the Museum of Seminole County History, 300 Oviedo on the Park. Free. 150 N Palmetto Ave., San- Bush Blvd. in Sanford, that runs through November 24, during Family friendly. Movie is ford. Showing "The Lego open hours. Did you know that the first Europeans to settle in what Breaking Legs. Register at Ninjago Movie." Bring blan- is now Seminole County were Jewish immigrants trying to build eventbrite.com . ket, snacks. Free - all ages. utopia in 1821? Want to see the actual bible used by First Baptist Call 407-665-1620. Church of Sanford during the 1880s? Have you ever heard of the Friends Helping Friends Red Stick Wars? What did local Mayaca natives believe about the 5K Run Mental Health First Aid cosmos before Europeans ever set foot on our shores? The reli- Saturday, Sept. 22, 7:30 to Training gious history of our community is fascinating, and we invite you to 10:30 a.m., Colonial Town Tuesday, Sept. 25, 8:30 celebrate this diverse heritage with us. Call 407-665-2489. Park, Lake Mary. Benefits a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Florida Safehouse of Seminole. Reg- Department of Health in Photo contributed ister at www.safehouseof- Seminole County, 400 W. seminole.org . Airport Blvd.,Sanford. 8- hour training certification ECHO Rangers course teaches 5 step action Student, Edward Grillo recognized by Oviedo City Council Saturday, Sept. 22, 10 plan on assessing mental a.m., DeBary Hall Historic health needs, providing sup- Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., De- port & facilitating the use of The Oviedo City Council recently recognized Edward Grillo for his Bary. For kids in grades 1 to professional & supportive achievement as the first place winner of the State of Florida High 5. Educational program on services. Email School Tech 2017-2018 Speech & Research Contest. the county's ecological, cul- [email protected] . The Able Trust Florida High School High Tech Program (HSHT) tural, heritage & outdoor re- sponsored a research and speech contest for its student partici- sources, offered at more Car Seat Checkup pants for fiscal year 2018. The contest had three levels of competi- than 50 sites including Wednesday, Sept. 26, 9 to tion: local, regional, and state. The winner of each local contest parks, museums, libraries & 11 a.m., Oviedo Police De- competed in a regional competition against other local winners. historical sites. Using a partment, 300 Alexandria Following regional competition, the winners advanced to the state “Passport to Adventures” Blvd., Oviedo. By appoint- finals which was held June 21, at the Able Trust Board of Directors guide, children visit at least ment. Call 407-259-7814. meeting in Tallahassee. 8 sites & participate in spe- The goals of the HSHT Speech Contest were to: cially designed ECHO Good, Bad & Bugly • Develop research, public speaking, and communication skills Rangers activities, includes Wednesday, Sept. 26, 6 to of students which are critical to successful employment and self- 15 self-guided adventures 8 p.m., Seminole County Ex- advocacy. kids can complete with par- tension Auditorium, 250 W. • Introduce students to policy topics relevant to all Floridians. ents - hiking, biking, fishing County Home Rd., Sanford. Edward Grillo is a junior at Oviedo High School, but will be gradu- & creating artwork. Call 386- $5. Study of insects & what ating early with this yearʼs seniors because of his work ethic, drive, 668-3840. is in your yard. Pre-registra- and overachieving. His speech was titled “Doing Good Deeds for tion required at https://wg- Others to Make the World a Better Place. Autumn Tea mosquuitoes.eventbrite.com Saturday, Sept. 22, 11 Photo contributed a.m., Enterprise Heritage Lunch & Learn Center, 360 Main Street, En- Thursday, Sept. 27, 11:30 Hagerty students enjoy Sanford Herald Newspaper presentation terprise. $10. Join local Au- to 1 p.m., Riverside Park, thor, Marcia Meara for lunch 1600 Lockwood Blvd., & tea & hear an excerpt Oviedo. $9 per class. Doctor Britton Taylorʼs from one of her popular will speak about chronic ill- newspaper class at books. Books available for ness, wellness checks, physi- Hagerty High purchase. Sandwiches, cals, EKG's, labs, School in Oviedo desserts & custom tea immunizations & more. Pre- recently enjoyed a blends. Call 386-269-5900. registration required. Call presentation from 407-971-5575. Sanford Herald Kids Flag project Publisher and Saturday, Sept. 22, 11:15 Beer & Wine Tasting People Editor, a.m., Mission BBQ, 968 W. Thursday, Sept. 27, 6 to 8 Susan Wenner. Mitchell Hammock Rd., p.m., Cultural Center at The students are Oviedo. Ages 7 to 16. Call Oviedo on the Park, Oviedo. second to fourth 321-370-3247 to fold flags $25 before event, $30 at the year in his for the fallen. door. Helpful Hands, Inc. journalism classes. sponsoring 3rd Annual America's Most Haunted Charity Beer & Wine Tast- Herald photo Saturday, Sept. 22, 1 p.m., ing. Craft beers, wines & by Susan Wenner DeBary Hall Historic Site, light food pairings. Go to 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. www.helpfulhands.org . Learn about paranormal re- search investigators. Take a Oktoberfest virtual tour as they discuss Thursday, Sept. 27, 5 to 9 Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Garden celebrate their real-life unicorn the claims & stories from lo- p.m., Friday, Sept. 28, 5 to 9 cations. Call 386-668-3840. p.m. & Saturday, Sept. 29, 2 to 9 p.m., Oviedo Center Special to the Herald formation in front of PJ's habitat. This event, led by the Zoo's Rocking thru Decades Lake Park, 299 Center Lake education department, will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All activ- Saturday, Sept. 22, 4 to 9 Lane, Oviedo. Live music, Scientists have discovered fossils which suggest our concep- ities are included with general Zoo admission, which can be p.m., Palmetto Ave. Baptist beer, German dancing & tion of unicorns stems from an extinct rhinoceros species, Elas- purchased in advance online at www.centralfloridazoo.org. Church, 2626 S. Palmetto food, flag parade & enter- motherium. Next Saturday, September 22 the Central Florida Ave., Sanford. $2 adults, $1 tainment. Call 407-971-5590. Zoo & Botanical Gardens will be celebrating the modern-rela- Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens is home to over 350 kids ages 5 to 12. Put on tives of this species for World Rhino Day. animals in Sanford, Florida. As a not-for-profit organization, it dancing shoes & listen to World Heart Day "Species awareness days are a great opportunity to have fun is a leader in conservation, providing experiences that excite music of 50's, 60's, 70's & Friday, Sept. 28, 9 a.m. to while educating guests about our animals and how they can and inspire actions on behalf of wildlife. More information is 80's. Door prizes, hot dogs, noon, Florida Department of personally get involved in conservation initiatives," said Elena available at www.centralfloridazoo.org. freedom fries, popcorn, na- Health Seminole County, Lamar, director of Animal Operations at the Zoo. "PJ, our chos, root beer floats, sodas 400 W. Airport Blvd., San- greater one-horned Indian rhino is a favorite among staff, Orianne Center for Indigo Conservation is a cutting-edge & desserts. Fundraiser for ford (Education Room) guests and volunteers but these animals are dwindling in their conservation facility dedicated to propagation of and reintro- Just Our Soldiers Helpers. Learn how to save a life natural habitat. It's very important we raise awareness and en- duction of the federally protected eastern indigo snake. More with hands-only CPR/AED courage others to join efforts to save this iconic species." information is available at www.centralfloridazoo.org/orianne- Night Hike training. Call 407-665-3008. There will be themed games, activities and conservation in- center-for-indigo-conservation. Saturday, Sept. 22, 7 to 9 p.m., Lake Proctor Wilder- Senior Expo ness Area, 920 E. SR 46, Friday, Sept. 28, 10 a.m. to Geneva. Guided hike with 1 p.m., Riverside Park, 1600 Natural Lands staff & vol- Lockwood Blvd., Oviedo. unteers. Learn about ani- Senior & family members mals & plants present on the can receive info from com- hike. For 7 years old & up, panies representing Family accompanied by adult. Pre- Awareness of Elderly registration required. Go to Health, Senior Veterans www.recreation.seminole- Council, Hoyt & Brian, light countyfl.gov . snacks, giveaways & more. Cal 407-971-5579. Vintage Halloween Costumes Inaugural Banquet Saturday, Sept. 22 to Sat- Friday, Sept. 28, 7 p.m., urday, Oct. 27, Lake Mary Hyatt Regency Grand Cy- Museum, 158 N. Country press, One Grand Cypress Club Rd., Lake Mary. An- Blvd., Orlando. Western tique costumes from 1920's Florida Second Jurisdiction & steam punk style. Call Church of God in Christ will 407-585-1481. honor Bishop Larry E. Perkins. Formal attire. $125 SCAC Bowling general ticket, $225 Dais Sunday, Sept. 23, 1:30 ticket, $1250 a table. Tickest p.m. check in, 2 p.m. bowl- go to https://westernflori- ing, Oviedo Bowling Center, dasecondinaugural.tick- 365 E. Broadway St., etleap.com . Rooms $176 Oviedo. $25 individuals, per night. Call 407-239-1234. other sponsor pricing. Go to www.seminoleculturalart.or Friends of the Poor Walk g for more info. Saturday, Sept. 29, 8 a.m. registration, 9 a.m.walk be- Sweet Charity gins. Ft. Melon Park, 1st Sunday, Sept. 23, 2 to 5 Street & San Carlos Ave., p.m., Orlando Marriott Lake Sanford. Free. Light break- Mary. Benefits Sharing Cen- fast, live music, exercises, t- ter. $50. Desserts, auction & shirts & goodie bags. raffle bash - jewelry, beach Donations benefit St. Vin- getaways, wine tastings, cent de Paul's efforts to help spa, gift certificates & sports needy with emergency game tickets. Call 407-260- funds & food. To sponsor or 9155. donate call 407-375-6580. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : September 19 to 22, 2018 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Artist creates beauty at Atria Lake Forest Radio Announcer & Nations Trucks spearhead drive for Homeless Vets

Photos contributed Left: Joseph Martens, 104.1 Real Radio host. Herald photos by Susan Wenner Above: Nations Trucks in Sanford. Left: Phyllis Berry with some of the art she painted that is displayed at Atria Lake Forest. Right: A self-portrait created by Berry. By Susan Wenner groups are on the front lines helping these war By Susan Wenner create most anywhere. Many colleges bought Herald Publisher & People Editor heroes on a daily basis and the community Herald Publisher/People Editor her work throughout the United States and now has one way to give back and show ap- abroad in juried shows, exhibits and from her With all the rage sifting through the coun- preciation. Atria Lake Forest resident, Phyllis Berry own private collection. When the couple re- try with differing opinions about wearing James Mackenney, owner of Nations Trucks, has enjoyed art most of her life. She even turned to Florida she became an instructor at Nike shoes or destroying them, Joseph added his sentiments. “As a business owner in began painting in her youth. the former Orlando Museum of Art. Martens from Real Radio 104.1 came up with the Central Florida area since 1969, I feel it is At the age of 14 Berry was told by her art Many of her art pieces are very sentimental the great idea to solve the problem. the responsibility of ours to do whatever we teacher that she had unusual talent and that pieces painted from viewing an old photo- The host of Sunday Morning Coming can to help the local community in any way encouragement skyrocketed her to focus on graph or her own personal memories. She has Down, a live radio program playing the best in possible. In my mind there is no nobler cause painting in high school and college. She a beautiful painting of her with her painting classic country and Americana music weekly than helping out homeless veterans and we'll laughed as she told how she couldn't type but nicely hung in her apartment along with an- from 9 a.m. to noon, decided to let the public be here to do our part.” she could always paint. other treasured piece of Berry herself stand- give those unwanted Nikes to homeless veter- The drive will be running through Novem- Studying for some 15 years at the Maitland ing along side her son as a baby in his stroller. ans. Why waste a perfectly good piece of ber 30 and donations can be deposited at Na- Art Center, Berry found that this activity was From watercolor, oil, acrylic, pastels, char- footwear when there are folks that have risked tions Trucks, 3700 South Orlando Drive in not only fun but a direct expression of herself. coal to sculpture and fashion, Berry puts her their lives for this country who are in need. Sanford. For more information call Gary at "I was an only child," she cited. "In order to heart into her work. Her love is carousel Martens teamed up with Nations Trucks to 407-936-2222. keep me happy my mom would give me col- horses, flowers, family, animals and nature in host the campaign for donations to be dropped ored pencils and paper. I would draw a pic- landscapes and portraits. But, as she so elo- off at their facility. He also expanded his plea ture of a dress and then my mom would sew quently put it, "I like to do things that make to ask for "like new" clothing, other shoes, it and make it for me. I designed and my people happy." blankets and non-perishable food items. When mom made them. Even a beautiful Chantilly Throughout Atria Lake Forest her art is Angeley Wenner from One Hope International lace dress." displayed and some residents and staff even heard of the homeless veteran drive she also Berry is from Illinois originally but has buy her colorful prints and notepads. "I use jumped on board by offering hygiene products lived in Florida for nearly 45 years and 5 of the very best material I can find," she said. such as shampoo, conditioner, lotion, tooth- those years at Atria Lake Forest. Her hus- "Sometimes I can go to Michael's and get brushes, toothpaste, deodorant and soap. band, of 68 years, also lives there but in Atria items on sale too. I even teach some classes at "More often than they should be, homeless Manor for dementia patients. "He was a civil Atria. People come in my little studio at Atria and disadvantaged veterans are forgotten engineer and was in charge of building the that are in their 70's and 80's and our activity about when it comes to charitable donations," Orlando Airport," she shared. "I go visit him room has a painting by a 101 year old resi- said Martens. "I figured this would be a good every day. We had 3 children together and dent." way to get like new shoes, clothing and blan- now have 32 direct descendants with our Her advice, "no matter what age you are kets in to the hands of those that need it the grandchildren and great grandchildren. just try to paint. You might have a talent. My most. A lot of these guys have seen things that We've had a great life." mom even once took an art class and found a no one should ever have to witness, and In her younger days of being married and talent when she was older." frankly, I feel that it's our duty to make sure raising children, Berry stayed home to raise Berry says she feels very blessed that she is that we take care of ourselves as well as each her kids but found time to paint. When her still able to paint and that Atria gives her a other." youngest was 10 years old she also worked space to do that. "My work gives me a peace The donated items will be given to organi- for a newspaper in Illinois drawing ads. and solace that I want to share with others." zations like Disabled American Veterans, Vet- With much travel beside her husband in erans of Foreign Wars of the United States and his job, Berry found that she could paint and the Department of Veterans Affairs. These

Herald photos by Susan Wenner Far left: art hanging in the halls of Atria. Next picture: A painting Berry created from a photograph of her parents with her as a small child. Center: Some of the carousel horses and flower art also painted by Berry. Second from right: A painting that Berry worked on that was drawn from an early picture of herself with her son at 18 months old. He is now 65 years old. Right: Berry with more of her paintings on the second floor of Atria Lake Forest. PAGE 6 • Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

BARBARA JEAN ADAMS rations too often took advan- Adams of Hyattsville MD Remote Area Medical – ly. Providence Worship Center BARNES tage of such values. Few of and several beloved nieces RAM™ and continues to She is survived by her 1101 West Historic Goldsboro her jobs provided health and nephews. serve, without compensation, daughter Jody Blvd. with Pastor Cubit Barbara Jean Adams insurance and she was a long- In lieu of flowers, dona- as RAM’s Founder and Hammons(Gene) and her son Malone Officiating. Interment Barnes passed peacefully time advocate for universal tions to Vitas Hospice or can- President. Because of his Michael Depe(Linda). She will follow in Restlawn from this healthcare as a basic human didates who support health- work with RAM, Mr. Brock also has four grandchildren Cemetery. Mary was born in world on right. care for all would be appreci- has been recognized as the and eleven great-grandchil- Sanford, Florida on Tuesday Sunday, For a time, she owned ated. pioneer of bringing free dren. July 22, 1941 to the late September Seminole Sew and Vac, a Barbara didn’t want a tra- health care to people in need. She has been a great testi- Chandler Alexander and 2, 2018, small business formerly locat- ditional funeral service, but Today, thanks to RAM’s corps mony to all who loved her Adelle Leven. She attended surround- ed in the shopping plaza at rather a festive celebration of of 120,000 volunteers, RAM and many more. the Elementary and ed by fam- the corner of 17-92 and Lake life, complete with a few of has treated close to 1 million Arrangements entrusted to Secondary Schools of ily and Mary Blvd. She started the her favorite songs from the women, men, and children GRAMKOW FUNERAL Seminole County. She was a loved ones business around the time that Bee Gees and Michael providing a total of $120 mil- HOME & CREMATORY 500 Homemaker. She was a who held her youngest son Kenny was Jackson. The celebration will lion in free medical care. E. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Baptist. She leaves to cherish her hands born, and customers were be held Sunday, Sept. 23 from Mr. Brock was instrumen- Florida 32773 Phone (407) her memories James Barbara Jean and often greeted by his curly 3-6 p.m. at the Moose Lodge, tal in the passage of the 322-3213 Alexander, Miami, Florida; Adams Barnes stroked mop of hair and excited smile 2660 S Palmetto Ave, Sanford, Tennessee Volunteer Medical Melvin McMillian, Howard her hair as peaking up from inside his FL 32773. Services Act of 1995, which KESHAWN A. JOHNSON McMillian, Sanford Florida; her spirit crib. She is survived by her sons allows health professionals Nikki (Joseph) Freeny, fled a body worn down by She later worked for sever- Steven Barnes (Vicki) of with out-of-state licenses to Keshawn A. Johnson, “Ke Terrance McMillian, Vikkie cancer. She was 68 years old. al years at Colorado’s Prime Sanford, Jeffrey Barnes cross state lines and provide Ke”, 20, of Leesburg, Florida McMillian, Willie James Born Barbara Jean Adams Steak, where her middle son (Heather) of Casselberry, free care. He has been recog- passed away on Friday, Blackmond, John Byrd, on September 15, 1949, she Jeff was the kitchen manager Kenneth Barber of Sanford; nized as a CNN Hero in 2012, September 7, 2018 in Vincent Byrd, Gwendolyn grew up the only daughter in and where Ken also worked granddaughters Genevieve and most recently, in 2017, he Gainesville, Florida. She was Byrd, Thurman Byrd, a house full of boys in the from time to time. It was a Licona (Jeff) of Sanford, joined the ranks of other born on March 10, 1998 in Sanford, Florida; Michael quiet suburb of Hyattsville, thread that ran throughout Amanda Dickson (Will) of prominent leaders like Sanford, Florida to Wendy L. Smith, Decatur, Georgia; Maryland. There, she and her her life; family always came Columbia SC and Jessica President Jimmy Carter and Buckner and Dashean A. eighteen grandchildren, eight brothers would sled down the first. Barnes of Sanford; grandson Mother Teresa when the Johnson. She attended great grandchildren, sister snow-covered hills with the Though she loved her sons Jeffrey of Casselbery; brother Lions Club International Seminole County Public Hattie Byrd, Sanford, Florida; recklessness reserved for the deeply, Barbara had always Gary Adams (Caroline) of Foundation recognized him Schools, Sanford, Florida and brother, Chandler Alexander, young. wanted a little girl. That wish Richmond VA, Bill Adams of with the Lions International Lake County Public School, Jr., Sanford, Florida. Viewing Coming of age in the tur- was granted as a string of San Francisco CA, Don Humanitarian Award. Leesburg, Florida. Keshawn and visitation will be held on bulent 1960’s, Barbara mar- granddaughters; Amanda, Adams of Hyattsville MD RAM’s work has been cov- was a graduate of Leesburg Friday September 21, 2018 ried a young soldier and left Jessica and Genevieve came and several beloved nieces ered by national and interna- High School, Leesburg, from 5-7 PM at Mount Zion her hometown behind. Like along, filling that longtime and nephews. tional news media including Florida, Class of 2017. She Missionary Baptist Church many Army wives, she often desire. In lieu of flowers, dona- CBS 60 Minutes, NBC was enrolled in Gulf Coast 3331 Sipes Avenue Sanford, found herself alone as After years of her sons’ tions to Vitas Hospice or can- Nightline, New York Times, State College in Panama City, Florida. deployments stretched on. boisterous ways and terrify- didates who support health- Washington Post, TIME Florida where she played bas- Arrangements Entrusted to Her first son, Paul Douglas ing pranks (there’s a snake in care for all would be appreci- Magazine, The Guardian, and ketball Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. Barnes, was born in 1967, but the silverware drawer, you ated. The Times of London. and was 819 W 1st Street Sanford, died as an infant. It was a loss say?), she finally had her Stan Brock passed away at graduat- Florida (407)732-4594. that would follow her all the girls. Pretty princess dresses, JERROLD FRANKLIN the age of 82 in Rockford, TN ing in days of her life, making her formal tea parties and girl BENTLEY on August 29, 2018, after ded- December VENESSA SMITH SAN- both more compassionate and talk completed her in a way icating 33 years to his beloved 2018. FORD more resilient. Three other that she often gushed over, Jerrold Franklin Bentley, 63 organization, Remote Area Keshawn sons, Steven, Jeffrey and Ken, even years after her grand- was born in Sanford, FL, to Medical (RAM). enjoyed Venessa Smith Sanford followed. All lived close to daughters were grown. the late Jerry and Natherine playing passed away on Tuesday her throughout her life, a tes- As she grew older, Bentley. He died September 4, BRENDA JEAN CURRY basketball September 11, 2018 at Central tament to her kind nature and Barbara’s taste for extreme 2018 in DEBOSE and was Florida Regional Hospital. their appreciation of her role adventure dimmed only a bit. Atlanta Keshawn A. passionate She was born in Newark, as matriarch. Holidays, birth- She no longer road the motor- Georgia. Brenda Jean Curry Debose Johnson about it. New Jersey on Monday July day parties and other func- cycles that had given her such He was a 62 passed away on Tuesday, Keshawn 9, 1956 to the late Velma tions were almost always joy on the highways or on 1973 grad- September 11, 2018 Kindred relocated Smith and Moira Angcomsar. hosted by Mom, who thrived rough terrain, but for many uate of Hospital North Green Cove with her mother and brother She attended the Public on making even the tightest years, she accompanied the Seminole Springs, Florida.. Funeral from Sanford, Florida to Schools of New Newark, holiday seasons festive and family on camping trips to high services will be held on Leesburg, Florida in 2007. . New Jersey. She was a bountiful. the Carolinas where she was school Saturday, September 22. 2018 She will truly be missed for Homemaker. She was a As a young mother, she up for all but the most pow- and was at 11:00 AM at New Bethel her sense of humor and smile. Baptist and member of Saint was always up for some fun erful whitewater rafting trips. employed Missionary Baptist Church Keshawn was preceded in Matthews Missionary Baptist with the kids, whether it was Just a few years ago, she Jerrold Franklin as a Shoe 618 W 10th Street Sanford, death by her grandparents, Church. She leaves to cherish chauffeuring a microbus-load accompanied sons Steven and Bentley Cobbler in Florida with Reverend Christian Buckner, James her memories her son of young surfers to the best Jeffrey and her brother Atlanta, William Lewis Officiating. McDaniel, Darlene Stevens, Malcolm Woods. break, riding off-road motor- Donald on a trip to Costa Georgia. Interment and Lorenzo Johnson; and Arrangements Entrusted to cycles with her friends and Rica where she conquered Visitation will be held will fol- aunt, Vickie Joan Buckner Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. the kids, or simply allowing one of the largest zip lines in Wednesday, September 19, low in Dickerson (James Earl 819 W 1st Street Sanford, her back yard to be used as a Central America. 2018 1:30 until service time, Evergreen Dickerson). Florida (407)732-4594. campsite for the boys and That trip would be one of (3pm) at First Shiloh MB Cemetery Keshawn is survived by their neighborhood friends. her last as her breathing Church, 700 S. Elm Ave, Sanford, her loving parents, mother, CONNIE L. WILLE But despite the fun and became labored due to COPD Sanford, Florida with Florida. Wendy L. Buckner; father, excitement, things weren’t and a later diagnosis of lung Interment in the First Shiloh Brenda Dashean A. Johnson; brother, Connie L. Wille age 68 of always easy. After her cancer. Cemetery. was born Deshawn A. Johnson; sisters, Lake Mary, Fl., passed away divorce, the family sometimes Despite her diagnosis, she He is survived by his in Detroit, Sa’mariana S. Buckner and September 15, 2018. She was struggled to make ends meet. maintained a positive attitude Siblings: Kenneth (Barbara) Michigan Kassandra E. Jones; nephew, born and fought until the end. The Brenda Jean With her young sons always Bentley, Sanford, FL, Kathy Curry Debose on Deshawn Johnson, III; aunts, October in mind, Barbara often took last year and a half of her life (Richard) Wood, San Antonio, Sunday Vanya Peterson (Johnny), 31, 1949 jobs that offered schedule was difficult physically, but Texas and Jerry (Charles) December Vonda Buckner, Verette in Garden flexibility at the cost of better her spirits were buoyed by Roundtree, Baltimore, 18, 1955 to Buckner, Vernette Cole City, wages. Many of the jobs were the birth of her first grand- Maryland. A host of nieces, the late George Washington (Fredrick), Wendellyn Missouri physically exhausting, but son, Jeffrey. His presence in nephews, aunts, uncles and Curry and Louise Blair. She Buckner, Veneita “Rose” the allowed her to be home when the room would make her cousins. moved from Detroit, Knight, Kendra Sherman, and daughter the boys returned home from face light up, even when she Arrangements are entrust- Michigan to Central Florida Yakicia Green (Jeffrey); of the late school each day. For a couple was in great pain. He, in turn, ed to Gail & Wynn’s in 1991 and resided in uncles, Victor Buckner, Vince Harry of years, the family lived in a liked nothing more than to Mortuary, Orlando, FL. Sanford and for 27 Years. She Buckner, Wendell Buckner, Pierson small duplex lovingly known crawl up onto her lap. www.gailwynnsmortuary.co attended the Public Schools of Dwayne Wright, and Godfrey Connie L. and as “the box.” But despite their She is survived by her sons m Detroit, Michigan. She was Knight; and a host of great Wille Louise relative poverty, the family Steven Barnes (Vicki) of employed as a Para- aunts, great uncles, cousins, (Hart) never lacked the essentials Sanford, Jeffrey Barnes STAN BROCK Professional for the Seminole and many sorrowing friends. Elliott. and the love in the home (Heather) of Casselberry, County School District. She Visitation and Wake on Connie graduated from Kenneth Barber of Sanford; more than made up for any Stan Brock was born in was a Baptist and faithful Friday, September 21, 2018, 3 Warrensburg High School in granddaughters Genevieve lack of luxuries. Preston, Lancashire, England. member of New Bethel PM - 5 PM at Greater New 1967, met her husband Licona (Jeff) of Sanford, A hard worker who was From 1952 to 1968, he man- Missionary Baptist Church Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Lyndon Wille in 1966, and the Amanda Dickson (Will) of always proud of giving her aged the serving on the Usher Board. Church, 1720 Pear Avenue, two married March 8, 1968. Columbia SC and Jessica all regardless of the pay, world’s She leaves to cherish her Sanford, Florida 32771. Connie graduated with a Barnes of Sanford; grandson Barbara taught her sons to largest memories her husband of A Celebration of Life Bachelor of Science from Jeffrey of Casselbery; brother value hard work for its own cattle Twenty seven years, Elcanon Service will be held on Missouri State University in Gary Adams (Caroline) of sake, though she later came to ranch Debose, son, Dekywan Curry Saturday, September 22, 2018, 1982 and taught English in Richmond VA, Bill Adams of believe that exploitive corpo- operation, Debose, grandson, Deshawn 3 PM at Leesburg High Warrensburg and for SCPS San Francisco CA, Don a 4,000- Debose, brother, Harold School Auditorium, 1401 prior to her retirement. She square Curry, Julius Blair, John Yellow Jacket Way, Leesburg, enjoyed sewing, shopping, mile com- Curry, sisters, Lula Wells, Florida 34748 with Pastor traveling, playing cards; bination Emma Hosey, Catherine John Christian, officiating. lunches with her girlfriends, of rainfor- Curry, Patricia A. Grebel, Interment will follow at and time spent with her Stan est and Bernice Curry. Viewing and Restlawn Cemetery, Sanford, grandchildren. Along with Brock savannah visitation will be held on Florida. her parents Connie was pre- in British Friday, September 21, 2018 Services Entrusted to the deceased by two sisters Guiana. from 5-7 PM at New Bethel care of Sunrise Funeral Jeanette Gudde and Kay There, he became a pioneer Missionary Baptist Church. Home, 900 Locust Avenue, Elliott, two brothers Chester bush pilot and subsequently Arrangements entrusted to Sanford, Florida 32771 and Ronnie Elliott, two acquired numerous ratings Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. (407)322-7383. grandchildren Reagan and and certifications including 819 W 1st Street Sanford, Merritt Wille. She is survived airline transport pilot. It was Florida (407)732-4594. MARY ELIZZE by her loving husband of 50 during this time that his ALEXANDER McMILLIAN years Lyndon Wille, three vision for Remote Area RUTH M. DEPE children Lori (Dan) Hoyler of Medical® was born after he Mary Elizze Alexander DeBary, Fl., Jodi (Kevin) suffered a terrible horse-relat- Ruth M. Depe (Glidden) of McMillian 77 Sanford passed Burket of Lake Mary, Fl., and ed injury while living among Sanford, Fl. passed away away on Sunday September Aaron (Michelle) Wille of the Wapishana Indians and September 13, 2018 at the age 9, 2018 at Central Florida LaGrange, Ky., siblings Larry was 26 days away from the of 93. Ruth was born in Ruby, Regional Hospital. Funeral Elliott, Dianna Kline, Robert nearest medical care. He then Wisconsin June 21, 1925. She Services will be held on Elliott, Charles Elliott, and vowed to bring medical care married James Depe February Saturday September 22, 2018 Mary Ellen Bowie. Connie is closer to the people who 3, 1946. She and Jim lived in at 2:30 PM also survived by her beloved needed it. Eau Claire, Wisconsin for at Greater grandchildren Zachary and In 1968, he began co-host- many years, then moved to Jacob Hoyler, Madison ing NBC’s Emmy winning Ft. Myers, Florida until Jim Burket, Pierson Wille, Porter series, Mutual of Omaha’s passed away in 1999. She Wille and LaRen Wille. Wild Kingdom, one of the then moved to Sanford to be Services are being held pri- most watched television close to her daughter and vately in Missouri at a later shows in the country, with grandson. date. In lieu of flowers the more than 32 million weekly Ruth loved the Lord and family requests memorial viewers. was active in the Baptist donations in her name to the In the 1970s he continued Church her whole life. She March of Dimes his work with Jack Hanna in traveled, fished, gardened, Mary Elizze www.marchofdimes.org/Don Sanford at the Central Florida cooked for many, but mostly Alexander Zoo. she loved to be with her fami- McMillian See OBITS, Page 7 In 1985, he founded SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 • PAGE 7

OBITS and grandfather, Eric E. Williams, Sr.; Trump: Declassified Russia probe papers expose 'bad things' Derek is survived by his lov- Continued from Page 6 ing parents, mother, Pipi WASHINGTON (AP) — President from his allies in Congress who say amid the ongoing grand jury investiga- Katrina Buckner (Paul Sanders, Donald Trump declassified a trove of they believe the Russia investigation tion into a longtime associate, Roger II); father, Eric E. Williams, Jr. documents related to the early days of was tainted by anti-Trump bias within Stone. ate, or to Hospice of the (Stephanie Williams); son, the FBI's Russia investigation, includ- the ranks of the FBI and the Justice Trump's decision will result in the Comforter 480 W. Central Derek Donta Williams, Jr.; ing a portion of a secret surveillance Department. It also came as Trump release of text messages and docu- Pkwy. Altamonte Springs, Fl., daughters, Nyana Williams warrant application and former FBI continued his efforts to undermine ments involving several top Justice 32714. Arrangements entrust- and Jalyrique Williams; sisters Director James Comey's text messages. special counsel Robert Mueller's probe Department and FBI officials who ed to GRAMKOW FUNERAL and brothers, Erica Sanders, Trump made the extraordinary after the guilty plea of his former cam- Trump has repeatedly attacked over HOME & CREMATORY 500 Laporcha Sanders, Paul move Monday in response to calls paign chairman Paul Manafort and the last year. E. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Fl., Sanders, III, Tantanishia 32773 Phone (407) 322-3213 Williams, Diamond Williams, Paris Williams, Burgandy - $18,000 to buy bear-resistant trash What is the likelihood the project will DEREK DONTA WILLIAMS BEARS Williams, Li’Erica Williams, cans for city residents. result in a community-wide reduction Ki’onte Williams, Erica • Collier County - $45,000 to buy of human-bear conflicts? Derek Williams, Amari Williams, Continued from Page 1 bear-resistant trash cans for county resi- How many households and business- Donta Lamauria Williams, Shaqueise dents. es are expected to benefit from the proj- Williams, Williams, Sarah Montgomery, • Marion County - $5,000 to buy ect? 28, of Dorian Todd, Niygeal Phillips, least 60 percent of the funding had to bear-resistant trash cans to sell at a dis- Has the local government previously Sanford, and Jared Woods; fiancé, go to communities with BearWise ordi- counted price to county residents. received BearWise funding from the Florida Lajerika Williams; grandpar- nances that require trash be kept secure • Okaloosa County - $18,000 to pur- FWC, and if so, how did the process passed ents, Chapthia Theola Brown from bears in all or parts of their juris- chase hardware to modify trash cans to work? away on (Rodney Brown, Sr.), Vanessa dictions. make them bear-resistant in the south- Can the local government demon- Saturday, Freeman, and James Earl The FWC awarded 69 percent of this ern portion of the county. strate demand for bear-resistant equip- September Dickerson; and a host of aunts, year’s funding to four communities • Volusia County - $50,000 to pur- ment in their jurisdiction? Derek Donta 8, 2018 in uncles, great aunts, great with BearWise ordinances: chase bear-resistant trash cans to sell to Since 2007, a total of $2.1 million of Williams Sanford, uncles, cousins, and many sor- • City of Apopka (Orange County) - residents at a discounted rate in the BearWise funding has been provided to Florida. rowing friends. $85,000 to buy bear-resistant trash cans western portion of the county. local governments. Over $1.4 million of He was Visitation and Wake on to sell to residents at a discounted price • Walton County - $19,000 to pur- this was provided with support from born on November 2, 1989 in Friday, September 21, 2018, 5 in the western portion of the county. chase bear-resistant trash cans for parks the Legislature and Gov. Scott and Sanford, Florida to Pipi Katrina PM - 7 PM at New Life Word • Lake County - $25,000 to buy bear- and to modify dumpsters to make them $680,000 from the Fish & Wildlife Buckner and Eric E. Williams, Center, 1311 Oak Avenue, resistant trash cans to sell at a discount- bear-resistant in the southern portion of Foundation of Florida using proceeds of Jr. He attended Seminole Sanford, Florida. ed price to county residents. the county. the Conserve Wildlife license plate. County Public Schools, A Celebration of Life Service • Santa Rosa County – $58,000 to FWC staff evaluated this year’s Support the FWC’s efforts to help Sanford, Florida. Derek worked will be held on Saturday, modify dumpsters to make them bear- BearWise funding applications based on bears and other wildlife by purchasing as a laborer in the Asphalt September 22, 2018, 10 AM at resistant at restaurants and other busi- several factors, including: the Conserve Wildlife license plate. industry. He loved family New Life Word Center, 1311 nesses in the southern portion of the Does the local government have an Learn more at BuyaPlate.com. gatherings and spending time Oak Avenue, Sanford, Florida county. ordinance requiring trash is kept secure For more information on Florida with his family. Derek was 32771 with Reverend Dr. R. W. • Seminole County - $177,000 to pur- from bears? black bears, including how to reduce fun-spirited, kind, and a loving Merthie, officiating. chase bear-resistant trash cans to sell to How many households are in an area conflicts with them, visit person. He will truly be Services Entrusted to the residents at a discounted price in the with high human-bear conflicts? MyFWC.com/Bear and click on “Live missed by his family and care of Sunrise Funeral western portion of the county. How much support (match) above BearWise,” watch the BearWise friends who loved him dearly. Home, 900 Locust Avenue, The remaining funding was divided the minimum of 10 percent will the Communities video and read the A Derek was preceded in Sanford, Florida 32771 among six communities: local government provide for the proj- guide to living in bear country death by his grandmother, (407)322-7383. • City of Mount Dora (Lake County) ect? brochure. Vickie Joan Buckner Dickerson;

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday September 19, 2018 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up this week at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today (Wednesday) is “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, featuring “All Welcome Test Blowouts or nail-biters and Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun Runs” with gates open- Very little drama ing at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General Admission is $12, plus an additional $13 to race. in district openers * “Friday Night Frenzy” By Dean Smith led by Kenan Letang. will also feature “All Herald Staff Hagerty rallied from a 13-0 Welcome Test and Tune and first quarter deficit behind quar- Grudge Racing” with gates Unless you were playing in terback Sammy Cordero and opening at 6 p.m. General Class 7A-District 4, Friday night’s running back Jordan Gilbert Admission is $12, plus an opening night of district contests and DJ McCunney scored the additional $13 to race. was not a good night for tight, game-winning touchdown on a * Saturday _ FLORIDA vs. exciting and competitive football. FLORIDA (Get It Off Your 5-yard run late in the game as Hagerty and Lake Howell the Huskies pulled out a 35-28 Chest) presented by Lizard (both 2-2 overall and 1-0 in 7A- Racing. Grudge Racing, Test- victory over host Lake n-Tune and 28/29 Shootout 4) had to go to the final whistle Minneola (2-2, 0-1 in 7A-4). (no bars, no chassis cars). before securing important dis- The Huskies scored 21-unan- Tech Card fee is $100. Gates trict wins, but the other six swered points to take the lead in Open @ 12noon. Racing at 1 games involving County teams the second quarter on a 3-yard p.m. Admission is $20, addi- was decided by more than 14- run from Cordero and runs of tional $10 to race. points and most of those were 37- and 1-yard from Gilbert, the The Dragway Information really decided before halftime Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 first coming after a penalty as The Master’s Academy (50-0 wiped out a long Lake Minneola and the website is at _ after one quarter and 53-0 at www.raceosw.com/dragway/. touchdown pass and Ian Watts SpeedWorld is located 17 halftime), Lake Mary (43-6 at came up with an interception on miles east of Orlando in halftime) and Seminole (42-0) the next play to set-up the TD. Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial played the second half with The host Hawks tied the game Drive, between Orlando and running clocks and, while the at half on a touchdown pass Titusville on Highway 50 at halftime scores were not avail- and 2-point conversion pass the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. able, it’s pretty safe to say that and the two teams traded third LMSA Lyman (43-9 over Winter quarter touchdowns before the Ahoy! Springs) and Orangewood Huskies’ Colby Fialkoff came Congratulations to Jim White Christian (42-7 over Lake Mary up with a fumble recovery and Herald photos by Greg Fencik for his overall win and in plan- Prep) probably had running interception to deny the home Lake Mary running back Michael Cardegnio (No. 2, top) outruns the Lake Brantley defense on one of his three touch- ning at the September 12 clocks at some point. (Wednesday) Rum Race. Andy team before McCunney ran for down runs, he also passed for a 2-point conversion, while quarterback Gunnar Smith (No. 12, above, left) passed for There was also troubling news the game-winning touchdown Forrest won displacement and off the field as Trinity Prep, as a a touchdown and ran for another as the Rams retained possession of the Mayorʼs Challenge Cup (above, right). John Chamberlin won Multi-hull. in the fourth quarter. Here are the results: result of cancelling its Here is the box score: September 7 game with Here is the box score: 1. (Planing 1) Bad JuJU (Jim Hagerty 35, Lake Minneola 28 Seminole 42, O.C.-University 0 Frostproof at the last minute White), 0:57:58; 2. (Displacement First Quarter First Quarter 1) Show Me (Andy Forrest), because of injuries and illness, Lake Minneola _ Johnson 67 Seminole _ Robinson 55 run 0:58:52; 3. (Displacement 2) was handed a 3-year postseason pass from Cole (Orr kick). Arianna (Rosa Mu), 0:59:04; 4. ban by the Florida High School (kick failed). Lake Minneola _ Cole 3 run Seminole _ Fonseca 10 pass Serrano at UCF (Displacement 3) Mr Hyde (Ray Athletic Association (FHSAA). (kick failed). Laguna), 0:59:30; 5. Athletic director and assistant from McClain (Krull kick). (Displacement 4) Black Jack Bill Second Quarter Seminole _ Krull 60 pass (Bill Holstein), 0:59:39; 6. coach David Langdon said that Hagerty _ Cordero 3 run the Saints are appealing the from McClain (Krull kick). (Displacement 5) Patriot (David (Spangenburg kick). Second Quarter decision of Bylaw 8.4 in the Mair), 1:00:42; 7. (Displacement Hagerty _ Gilbert 37 run Seminole _ Johnson 4 blocked 6) Ole Yeller (Fisk Hayden), FHSAA handbook that states in (Spangenburg kick). 1:01:13; 8. (Multi-hull 1) Nacra part that contracts can be can- punt return (Krull kick). Hagerty _ Gilbert 1 run Seminole _ Frederick 27 run (John Chamberlin), 1:01:32; 9. celed by mutual consent at (Spangenburg kick). (Displacement 7) Knot Fast (Matt (McClain run). least seven days prior to a Lake Minneola _ Johnson 35 Homan), 1:02:49; 10. (Planing 2) scheduled event, and that “any Seminole _ Robinson 20 run no name (Tony Porterfield), pass from Cole (Logan 2 pt. school which does not fulfill (Krull kick). 1:02:52; 11. (Displacement 8) pass from Cole). Third Quarter Craic’n (Larry Harrington), the terms of any valid contract Third Quarter … shall be subjected to a finan- No scoring. 1:03:16; 12. (Displacement 9) Hagerty _ Cordero 1 run Fourth Quarter Andiamo (John North), 1:03:40; cial penalty at the discretion of (Spangenburg kick). 13. (Displacement 10) Wicklow the Executive Director.” No scoring. Lake Minneola _ Cole 6 run Host Lake Mary (2-1, 1-0 in 8- Way (Richard Gailey), 1:03:53; 14. Things did not go much bet- (Orr kick). (Multi-hull 2) Bananas (Jeff ter on the field for Trinity Prep 2) also was more than impres- Herter), 1:04:12; 15. (Planing 3) Fourth Quarter sive in routing rival Lake as the Saints (1-3) fell behind Hagerty _ McCunney 5 run Tallawah (Kevin Raymond), 28-3 at halftime and second Brantley (1-3, 0-1 in 8-2), 50-20, 1:04:33; 16. (Multi-hull 3) Fat Cat (Spangenburg kick). half rally came up short as they in the annual Mayor’s Cup (Richard Rayburn), 1:10:46. The Seminole (3-1, 1-0 in Class Challenge, taking a 43-6 halftime Upcoming Events: dropped a 34-7 at Discovery 8A-District 2) quick-strike Academy of Lake Alfred. lead and leading 50-6 before the * Every Wednesday _ LMSA offense was on display early and Patriots scored two touchdowns Goslings Rum Racing. Start Lake Howell’s defense came up the Fighting Seminoles defense in the fourth quarter. window 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. big at just the right time as junior was totally dominant in tossing Be sure to come by the club- The Rams scored on six con- cornerback Xavier Curry scooped its second straight shutout in a house beforehand to sign in and up a fumble on a first-and-goal secutive possessions to end the get the course. We will be meet- 42-0 whitewashing of Orange half and eight different players quarterback sneak from the 1- City-University (1-3, 0-1 in 8A-2) ing at the Breezeway Restaurant yard-yard line by Ocala-West Port scored touchdowns, while the afterwards. NOR/Sailing at Whigham Stadium. defense forced three turnovers. instructions are here: (1-3, 0-1) with 50-seconds remain- Quarterback Timmy McClain ing and the Silver Hawks were Quarterback Gunnar Smith http://www.flalmsa.org/?page was 6-of-7 for 131-yards and was 9-for-14 passing for 104- _id=101. able to hold on for a 10-7 victory. threw touchdown passes of 10- Austin Erdemoglu also recov- yards, including a 20-yard Photos for the Sailing Florida yards to Lucas Fonseca (2-catch- touchdown pass to Cole Lee (2- Weekly Photo Contest will ered a fumble for the hosts, es, 24-yards) and 60-yards to receptions, 28-yards), and also now be posted to the entrants who took the lead with 2:49 left Photo courtesy of FGCU Grayden Krull (2-catches, 85- picked up a loose ball late in own Facebook timeline, like in the game on a field goal yards), while Diautre Robinson Former Seminole High School standout Daniele Serrano (above) had you would normally share the second half and returned it from Diego Fernandez. led the running attack by run- a good weekend for Florida Gulf Coast University at the VolleyKnights with friends. In the description, Lake Howell had 334-yards 99-yards for a touchdown. ning for 87-yards on just four Invitational in The Venue at CFE Arena at UCF this past weekend. enter the hashtag as follows: of total offense in the game, 151 Running back Michael #SailingFloridaPhotoContest09 carries, including touchdown passing from Kolen Koller, Cardegnio had a huge night for The 6-foot-1 junior middle blocker had 18 kills and six blocks as the 1918 (It’s the date, mmddyy). runs of 55- and 20-yards. Javari the hosts, carrying the ball five Eagles (7-5) went 2-1 with wins over Yale and Alabama State. with Jarrett Roberts and Kevin Frederick also carried the ball See Briefs, Page 9 Byrd making several long times for 150-yards, including Serrano has already stamped her place at the top of the FGCU pro- four times for 39-yards, includ- three touchdown runs of 9-, 8- and catches and 183-yards rushing, ing a 27-yard touchdown gallop. gram record book in several categories just halfway through her col- 86-yards, threw a 2-point conver- legiate career. Heading into 2018 she already held two of the top five The Tribe also got a Special sion pass to Pedro Rodriguez (3- single seasons in hitting percentage in the Division-I era, which has Teams touchdown when receptions, 63-yards) and catching Aundre Johnson picked up a two passes for nine yards. positioned her third all-time (2nd in D-I era) in program history and blocked punt and scooted in Quarterback Noah Hudak sixth all-time in ASUN (Atlantic Sun Conference) history. She also from the 4-yard-line. had a nice game for Lake ranks among the top five in the Division-I era in attack percentage, The second half was played solo blocks, block assists, total blocks and blocks per set. with a running clock. See Football, Page 9 SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, September 19, 2018 • Page 9

passes for 157-yards, with all completions going TMA_ Anderson 52 pass from Gillis (Fitez 2 Pt. run). * Lake Howell 10, Ocala-West Port 7. Football for touchdowns, two to Nate Jefferson (who also TMA _ Matthews 7 run (Jonas kick). * Lake Mary 50, Lake Brantley 20. Continued from Page 8 carried the ball 5-times for 45-yards) of 68- and TMA _ Pendry 8 run (Jonas kick). * Lyman 43, Winter Springs 9. Brantley, completing 3-of-5 passes for 73-yards and 57-yards and the other of 32-yards to Blake Bell Second Quarter * The Master’s Academy 66, South Daytona- carried the ball 14-times for 55-yards, including a as Lyman (2-2, 1-0 in 8A-2) rolled over winless TMA _ Jacobs 37 FG. Warner Christian 0. 22-yard touchdown run, while Demarius Good (10- Winter Springs (0-4, 0-1 in 8A-2), 43-9. Third Quarter * Orangewood Christian 42, Lake Mary Prep 7. carries, 46-yards) and Anthony Williams (8-carries, R.J. Jones Jr. scored on a 2-yard run for the Bears. TMA _ Jackson 31 run (Jonas kick). * Oviedo was idle. 42-yards) scored on TD runs in the final quarter. The Master’s Academy (4-0) scored an amazing Fourth Quarter * Seminole 42, Orange City-University 0. Here is the box score: 50-points in the first quarter and easily cruised TMA _ Jackson 55 run (kick failed). Three teams will be idle this week, but there Lake Mary 50, Lake Brantley 20 past Warner Christian (0-3), 66-0, with a majority Cody Elias (2-for-5, 38-yards) and Travis Goodwin are still big games as Lake Howell and Hagerty First Quarter of the game played with a running clock. (2-for-5, 75-yards) threw touchdown passes and four will look to remain undefeated in Class 7A- Lake Mary _ Lee 20 pass from Smith Quarterback Matthew Gillis was 15-for-18 for others ran for scores as host Orangewood Christian District 4, Lake Mary looks to do the same in (Rodriguez pass from Cardegnio). 275-yards and two touchdowns, to 52-yards to (2-1) romped past Lake Mary Prep (1-3), 42-7. Class 8A-District 2, while Oviedo opens 8A-2 Lake Brantley _ Hudak 22 run (run failed). Junior Anderson (2-catches for 58-yards) and 10- Kadderis Roberts caught a 30-yard touchdown play after being off last week. Lake Mary _ Cardegnio 9 run (Kucharski kick). yards to Brandon Fitez (3-catches, 72-yards), pass and also carried the ball twice for 18-yards Here is the Week 5 Schedule: Second Quarter while Terrance Gibbs carried the ball seven-times and a touchdown, while AJ Pacheco caught a 47- (All games at 7 p.m. unless noted) Lake Mary _ D. Williams 17 run (Kucharski kick). for 158-yards and a touchdown, Hunter Jackson yard touchdown pass, while Anthony Brown * Hagerty at Ocala-West Port. Lake Mary _ Cardegnio 8 run (Kucharski kick). carried the ball three times for 84-yards and two (10-carries, 114-yards), Troy McPeak (3-carries, * Lake Howell at Lake Minneola. Lake Mary _ Cardegnio 86 run (Kucharski kick). touchdowns, Mossett Mathews carried the ball 35-yards) and Emauni Smithson (3-carries, 24- * Lake Mary vs. Lyman at Carlton D. Henley Lake Mary _ Smith 99 run (Kucharski kick). three times for 58-yards and a touchdown and yards) also ran for touchdowns. Sports Complex. Third Quarter Nick Azzara had a 19-yard touchdown run. For the Griffins, Logan McClure was 7-for-14 pass- * Lake Mary Prep is off. Lake Mary _ Mortimer 36 run (Boss kick). Here is the box score: ing for 64-yards, L.J. Matos carried the ball four- * The Master’s Academy is off. Fourth Quarter Master’s Academy 66, Warner Christian 0 times for 24-yards, caught three passes for 37-yards * Orangewood Christian at Ocoee-Legacy Charter. Lake Brantley _ Good 2 run (Good run). First Quarter and returned in interception for 12-yards and * Seminole is off. Lake Brantley _ A. Williams 1 run (run failed). TMA _ Leak 43 fumble return (Jacobs kick). Camden Desch carried the ball 10-times for 20-yards. * Trinity Prep at Lake Highland Prep. Vincent Thomas carried the ball 14 times for TMA _ Fietz 10 pass from Gillis (Jacobs kick). Here are the results from Week 4: * Orange City-University vs. Lake Brantley on 185-yards and scored three touchdowns and TMA _ Mobley 54 Punt Return (Jacobs kick). * DiscoveryAcademyof LakeAlfred34, TrinityPrep17. Tom Storey Field at Darvin Boothe Stadium. quarterback Curtis Argroves completed 3-of-6 TMA _ Gibbs 46 run (Jacobs kick). * Hagerty 35, Lake Minneola 28. * Winter Springs vs. Oviedo at John Courier Field.

Briefs utes later,as Scott sent in her second powered the way with 13 kills on a collegiate goal in the 15th minute. After cool .600 clip at the net and one error. Continued from Page 8 a shot from Dina Orschmann was McKenna Melville followed in double- Make sure your posting is ‘Public’, blocked, Carrie Lawrence collected the figure kills with 11 on 23 swings for a so everyone can see it (and I can find loose ball, sending it across to Scott, .435 hitting percentage. Middles it to count the number of ‘Likes’.) who headed in the equalizer. Kathryn Wesolich and Nerissa Rules: http://www.flalmsa.org/ The Patriots reclaimed the lead in Moravec were efficient with 12 com- For more info about LMSA, please the 30th minute, as Emma van der bined kills and a .588 attack mark. visit our web site _ www.flalmsa.org Vorst drilled a laser between the top The service game also produced _ or call (321) 578-8364. of Vera Varis’ outstretched hands points for the Black and Gold. UCF RECREATION SOFTBALL and the crossbar. George Mason notched a season-high eight service Here is this week’s schedule in the extended its advantage in the 66th aces, led by Wesolich with three. City of Sanford Recreation Services minute for the final result of 3-1. ThedefenseneverallowedAlabama Department Adult Fall Slowpitch After a two-goal week Scott was Stateto finditsrhythmoffensivelyuntil Softball League at Pinehurst Park. rewarded with American Athletic thethirdsetand heldtheLadyHornetsto The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on Conference Rookie of the Week .184. It was thesixthtimethat UCF helda Wednesday will have The Bailouts fac- honors on Monday. teamunder.200 hittingthisseason.The ing Wet Spot at 6:40 p.m. and The Blue The Orlando native has started Knightsfinishedwithsixblocks,ledby Liners taking on Pat’s Liquor at 7:40 p.m. all seven matches of her collegiate Wesolich’sfourassists.LiberoJordan Everyone is invited to watch the career, accumulating three goals for Pingelanchoredtheback lineand posted games for free at Pinehurst Park, locat- six points. Her two goals last week 12 digs,whileMelville,ErinOlsonand ed on West 24th Street off 17-92. came over 171 minutes of action. BaileyWilsonnotchedfivedigsapiece. Monday’s accolade marks the first Game Two vs. FGCU _ UCF complet- SENIOR BASEBALL Rookie of the Week for Scott, and the ed its season sweep of FGCU in the Hereis the upcoming schedule in the first for the Knights in 2018. nightcap. The offense continued to roll Fall Season in the Orlando Senior UCF opens American Athletic at .371 hitting and at least 14 kills in all • JordanPingelearneda spoton theall- andaddedthreesavesfromYannikOettl. toseeiftheywanttogetmoreinvolved. BaseballAssociation that plays its games Conference action on the road at three sets, including a 20-kill second set. tournamentsquadwith57 digsover11 Scoring Severalcarsarealsoavailableforpurchase. at Zinn Beck Field, Historic Sanford Temple on Thursday, Sept. 27. The attack found its strength in setsfor5.18 perframe.On Monday, * Stetson (39:43) _ Aone on one with Everyone, especially interested non- Memorial Stadium, South OrangeYouth UCF FOOTBALL Melville, as the rookie converted 24 of Pingelwas namedtheAmericanAthletic Oettl and Erwan Colas led to a Colas racers, is invited to attend any of the Complex, Bob Sorenson Field, Ocoee and her 46 swings into kills with just four ConferenceDefensivePlayerof theWeek. steal and a shot from 10 yards out. family friendly events, free of charge, at The UCF football team’s Week 3 game Central Winds Park in Winter Springs. errors. The Eagan, Minn., native also The Colorado Springs, Colo., native * UCF (51:54) _ Oliveros sent a ball the beautiful Derby Park facility located at UNC was canceled due to Hurricane Visit the website _ posted 10 digs for her sixth double-dou- posted 5.18 digs per set to go along with into the six-yard box from the left side on the west side of Sanford on Oregon Florence in North Carolina, but that did- www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for ble of the year.Melville was the lone a service ace in the final nonconference and found Jennings to tap it in. Avenue, north off of CR-46A(25th n’t stop the Knights from climbing in more information on the league. Knight to record an ace against FGCU. weekend of the year.Pingel recorded 12 * Stetson (83:05) _ Stetson was Street/H. E. Thomas Parkway) or east theAP Top 25 Poll on Sunday.UCF 25-AND-OVER LEAGUE Only,she recorded career-best four. digs againstAlabama State, 16 against awarded a corner kick and with the off of Rinehart Road, just south of the checks in at No. 16 this week. Sunday, September 23 Other top offense producers featured FGCU and a season-high 29 against delivery, William Suaut headed in GreeneWay entry.The track is East of The Knights passed TCU, Wisconsin 9:30 a.m. _ Sanford Orioles @ a .500 clip from Wesolich’s six kills, and Yale. The lone senior on the 2018 squad his second goal of the season. Bentley Elementary School. and Boise State in the poll, but fell Volusia Wildcats, Central Winds. Fisher drove eight attacks for scores. played an important role for the Knights * UCF (87:07) _ Hattabiou Barry For more info or to download a behind Oklahoma State, receiving 556 12:30 p.m. _ Orlando Lugnuts @ The Knights’ nine errors were their to hold opponents below .150 hitting in and Yoni Sorokin connected to tie registration form, check out the total points. The Knights remain the Daytona Bears, Central Winds. fewest of the season and the fewest five of the 11sets this weekend. the game at 2-2 after Sorokin snuck websites at _ top ranked team in the state of Florida 3:30 p.m. _ Kissimmee Magic @ since Nov.17, 2017, at Temple. In 2018, the liberois averaging 4.57 digs a ball into Barry whoe shot it from www.soapboxderby.org _ or _ and the top team in the American Orlando Brewers, Central Winds. The block did its job by dampening per set. She continues to close in on the way outside the 18-yeard box for www.soapboxderby.org/central- Athletic Conference. 6:30 p.m. _ Orlando Sharks @ any streaks that the Eagles put together. program’s career recordfor digs. Pingel his first goal of the 2018 campaign. florida.aspx _ or call the City of In the Amway Coaches Poll, UCF Orlando Bombers, Central Winds. Moravec led the way with five rejec- needs 152 moredigs to become the first * UCF (87:16) _ After a throw in from Sanford Recreation Services stayed put at No. 18. The Knights 35-AND-OVER LEAGUE tions, two solos, as the Black and Gold player in program history with 2,000. UCF,Richard Amon headed a ball per- Department at 407-688-5120. were unable to move past the Horned Wednesday, September 19 finished with nine swats. Pingel posted Freshman McKenna Melville was also fectly to Jennings to grab his second Frogs or the Badgers in the eyes of the 7 p.m. _ Orlando Braves @ 16 digs on the back line. placed on The American Honor Roll. goal of the night and second goal for STETSON FOOTBALL coaches, as Wisconsin and TCU sit at Central FL Cardinals, Stadium. UCF (9-3) appeared to be on its way to The freshman was named the the Knights in nine seconds. The Stetson Hatters football team 16 and 17, respectively. UCF totaled 35/45-AND-OVER LEAGUE a fourth straight sweep by winning the VolleyKnights Invitational MVP,her * UCF (89:13) _ It was Amon and will host Marist on Saturday, 500 points in the Coaches Poll. Saturday, September 22 opening two sets, butYale rallied to even second straight honor,after hitting .333 Jennings again who connected for the September 22, in the Pioneer Football With wins over UConn and South 1 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers @ the match to force a decisive fifth set. The with 5.36 kills and three digs per set. final goal of the evening after Amon fed League opener. The game is sched- Carolina State under their belt, the Daytona Beach Rays, SOYC 1. final frame lived up the back-and-forth UCF will open its American Athletic the ball to Jennings from UCF’s side of uled for 1 p.m. and will be played at Knights find themselves ranked 1 p.m. _ Orlando Braves @ natureof the four previous sets. It took a Conference slate next weekend at USF the midfield. Jennings raced down the Spec Martin Memorial Stadium. second in the nation in total offense Deltona White Sox, SOYC 2. late, five-point run for the Black and Gold at 7 p.m. on Friday. field to beat out a Hatter defender and with 609 yards per game, and fifth 4 p.m. _ Central Florida Reds @ to seal up their sixth straight victory. after putting on the moves, Jennings NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY in the nation in scoring defense, Orlando Royals, SOYC 1. Per usual, Mckenna Melville powered UCF MEN’S SOCCER snuck a ball between two defenders The 2018 NASCAR Whelen All- allowing just 8.5 points per game. 4 p.m. _ Dr. Phillips Cubs @ the offense with 24 kills at a .222 clip, Forthesecondtimethisseason,Cal placing it right inside the post. America Series is underway at UCF hosts FAU Friday night at 7 Central FL Cardinals, SOYC 2. matching her career-high set on Friday JenningshasbeennamedtheOffensive The game winner he produced on New Smyrna Speedway. p.m. The game between the Knights night against FGCU. Kristina Fisher PlayeroftheWeekbytheAmerican Saturday was his fourth of the season. Abig announcement was made dur- and the Owls will air on ESPN and UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER came up big over the final two frames to AthleticConference.Theaccoladealso In just six games, Jennings has scored ing intermission as The Hart Family FM 96.9/AM 740 The Game. The UCF women’s soccer team finish with 14 kills. The offense posted a marksthefourthstraightweektheKnights’ nine total goals and accounts for 20 of deemed this coming Saturday as “fan closed out non-conference play in UCF VOLLEYBALL .217 attack percentage on 180 attacks. havebroughthomeaweeklyaward. the Knights 47 points this season.. appreciation night”. Everyone in atten- dominant fashion with a 5-1 victory The UCF volleyball team needed a grit- Defensively,the Knights kept the Last week, Jennings netted five goals Previous weekly award winnings dance was told they can come back for over Stetson on Sunday evening at the ty performance to outlastYale in its final Bulldogs to a .186 mark, with a pair of and an assist for 11 points in two include Louis Perez (Aug.27), Jennings free next week (with their ticket stub) Athletic Training Center in Deland. match of the VolleyKnights Invitational. sets under .150. Jordan Pingel was all games. The junior also recorded his sec- (Sept. 3), and Yannik Oettl (Sept. 10). and for everyone else general admission UCF (3-3-1) struck first against The Knights earned their second tourna- over the place with a season-high 29 ond hat trick of the season, the first American Conference play starts this will be just $5. You just cannot beat that Stetson (3-4-2) on a penalty kick from ment title in as many weeks with a 3-2 digs. Freshman Amber Olson recorded Knight to do so since 1999. week when UCF travels to Temple for and it should be a packed house! The Zandy Soree in the fourth minute. victory over the Bulldogs. her first career double-double with 10 Of UCF’s seven goals last week, their third consecutive road match. The schedule includes anotherAmerican The Hatters quickly evened the Efficient offense and solid defense digs to go along with 28 assists, the Jennings was involved in six of them. battle begins at 7 p.m. on Friday,Sept. 21. Auto Sportsman 50, a Super Stock 50, score. Lindsey Parent broke free of ruled the opening day for UCF.The same number of dimes her sister Erin Behindthefootof Jennings,theKnights the Bombers, plus Spectator races as the defense and chipped a shot Knights extended its winning streak to Olson finished with on Saturday. pulledoffa come-from-behind,4-2, victo- SOAP BOX RALLY well. On top of all that, there is a planned over charging UCF keeper Vera five matches with a pair of sweeps. Melville also chipped in for 18 digs for ry overStetsonina matterof two minutes The City of Sanford Recreation after race bon fire for those who would Varis, who took off after the ball The Black and Gold posted a pair of her seventh double-double of the year. and sixseconds.Jenningsscoringthe Services Department and Central like to hang out after the races! but was unable to chase it down. .300-plus offensive outings, totaling .371 The block flustered the Bulldogs’ attack equalizerinthe52nd minutefollowedby Florida Soap Box Derby,under the lead- Ticket booths and grandstand gates Nicole Foley assisted on the score over the two matches, while limiting throughout the match with a season- a pairof lategoalsto securethewin. ership of Mike Kirby,Executive open at 6 p.m. with AASportsman as Stetson tied the game at 1-1. Alabama State and FGCU to sub-.100 high 15 rejection.Anne-Marie Watson UCF (5-1-1) was slow to start with just Director,and Eric Griffin, Director,will Qualifying and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. Stefanie Sanders put the Knights back clips at the net. McKenna Melville record- turned away eight attacks, while Nerissa four shots in the first half. After the hold its first monthly Rally Derby on Adult admission is $5 (reserved seat- on top, for good, in the 35th minute. ed 35 kills over six sets and notched a Moravec finished with seven stuffs, and break, the Knights came out a different the 2018-19 schedule this Saturday. ing is $25, the top six (6) rows of the Sanders added a pair of second half .435 attack percentage in both matches. Kathryn Wesolich sent back six shots. team taking two shots in the opening Check in will be at 7 a.m., with racing Main Grandstand). Kids 11 years of age goals to complete the hat trick, and Game One vs. Alabama State _ All-Tournament: minutes. It didn’t take long for UCF to beginning at 8 a.m. The event will con- and under are free of charge. MUST be Kristen Scott added a marker of her own Powered by a season-high .374 attack • Freshman McKenna Melville was tie the game when Ricardo Oliveros sist of a Double Elimination race for accompanied by paying Adult to quali- in the 58th minute for the final score. percentage, the Knights opened the named tournament MVP for the second sent a cross from the left side inside the each class in the morning, followed by a fy for Free Admission. Pits - Members The Knights had dropped a 3-1 deci- weekend with a thoroughly impres- straight week. The outside hitter totaled six-yard box to Jennings. lunch break, and a Single Elimination ($20), Non-Members ($25). sion to George Mason at the UCF sive offensive performance against 5.36 kills per set at a .333 clip to go along The Knights fell behind again in the race for each class in the afternoon. The track is located at the corner Soccer Complex on Thursday evening. the Lady Hornets. The Black and with three digs per set. Melville also led 84th minute after a well-executed set SoapBoxDerbyracingisopentochil- of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New George Mason (5-3) tallied the first Gold cruised in the opening two the team with five service aces. piece from Stetson to make it 2-1. drenages7to20_Stock,7-to-13;Super Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. goal of the contest, as a free kick was frames, never surrendering the lead. • Nerissa Moravec finished the week- Inthenexttwominutesandsixseconds, Stock,9-to-18;Masters,10-to-20_witha For information on New Smyrna collected by Kayla Hamric, who put the UCF hit a combined .456 in the first end with 1.27 blocks per set. The redshirt theKnightstackedonthreemoregoalsto limitednumberofloanercarsavailablefor Speedway, call the track office at 386- Patriots ahead 1-0 in the 11th minute. two sets with side out percentages of sophomorealso chipped in offensively toptheHattersontheirhometurf. newparticipantswhowanttocomeout 427-4129 or visit the NEW website at UCF responded less than five min- 82 and 76-percent. Anne-Marie Watson with a .542 attack percentage and 15 kills. Inthesecondhalf,theKnightstook14shots andtakeatestrunortwodownthetrack www.newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.com. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS

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Circuit in and for Seminole Designated Email Address: SUSAN A. ENGLAND, FL Bar estate on whom a copy of this section 713.78 of the Florida County intends to register the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF County, Florida, wherein E- [email protected] #0186081 notice is required to be served Statutes. ATHENS TOWING said name with the Division of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TRADE BANK c/o Bayview 12425 28th Street North, IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD Susan A. England, P.A. must file their claims with this AND RECOVERY INC reserves Corporations, Florida CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Loan Servicing, LLC, is Plaintiff Suite 200 AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THERE Attorney for Personal court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 the right to accept or reject any Department of State, pursuant SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- and KENNETH E. SNYDER, et St. Petersburg, FL 33716 MAY BE ADDITIONAL MONEY Representative MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF and/or all bids. to section 865.09 of the Florida DA al., are Defendant(s). Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 FROM THE SALE AFTER PAY- 2805 Lakeview Drive THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Statutes. Attorney for the Plaintiff MENTOFPERSONSWHO Fern Park, Florida 32730-2007 THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS 2004 FORD CASE NO.: 13-CA-1978-K The Clerk, , will ARE ENTITLED TO BE PAID Tel: 407/339-4600 AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- VIN# 1FAFP53UX4A139074 Publish: September 19, 2018 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL sell to theGRANT highest MALOY bidder for By: John N. Stuparich FROM THE SALE PROCEEDS ICEOFACOPYOFTHIS I128 TRUST COMPANY, AS cash, at the FBN 473601 PURSUANT TO THIS FINAL DONNA J. RAUBER NOTICE ON THEM. Publish: September 19, 2018 TRUSTEE,INTRUSTFOR Seminole County JUDGMENT. Personal Representative I122 REGISTEREDHOLDERSOF Courthouse, 301 N. Park Ave, All other creditors of the dece- LONG BEACH MORTGAGE Room S201, Sanford, FL at If you are a person with a dis- IF YOU ARE A SUBORDINATE Publish: September 12, 19, dent and other persons having LOAN TRUST 2006-6, ASSET- 11:00 o'clockon a.m. the on following October ability who needs any accom- LIENHOLDERCLAIMINGA 2018 claims or demands against BACKED CERTIFICATES, 9,described 2018 property as set forth modation in order to partici- RIGHT TO FUNDS REMAIN- I085 decedent's estate must file their FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE SERIES 2006-6, in said Final Judgment, to wit: pate in this proceeding, you ING AFTER THE SALE, YOU claims with this court WITHIN 3 ATHENSNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: TOWING AND Notice is hereby given that Plaintiff are entitled, at no cost to you, MUSTFILEACLAIMWITH MONTHS AFTER THE DATE RECOVERY INC gives Notice of AALIYAH COREA, owner, desir- to the provision of certain THE CLERK NO LATER THAN OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Foreclosure of Lien and intent to ing to engage in business under vs. Lot 38, less the South 142.82 assistance. If you require 60 DAYS AFTER THE SALE. IF OF THIS NOTICE. sell these vehicles on the fictitious name of KOMORE- feet and the South 99 feet of assistance please contact: YOU FAIL TO FILE A CLAIM, , 08:00 am at 2773 BI SWEETS located at 100 JAMES M. MILLER, et al. Lot 37, EUREKA HAMMOCK, YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Navigator10/21/2018 Avenue, Sanford, HUNTSWOOD CT, LONG- Defendant according to the Plat thereof, ADA Coordinator at Seminole TO ANY REMAINING FUNDS. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- WOOD, FL 32750 in SEMI- as recorded in Plat Book 1, Court Administration DA FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 section 713.78 of the Florida NOLE County intends to register Page 106, of the Public 301 N. Park Avenue IF YOU ARE THE PROPERTY PROBATE DIVISION OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE Statutes. ATHENS TOWING the said name with the Division NOTICE OF SALE Records of Seminole County, Suite N301 OWNER, YOU MAY CLAIM CODEWILLBEFOREVER AND RECOVERY INC reserves of Corporations, Florida NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN Florida. Together with that Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 THESE FUNDS YOURSELF. File No. 2018-CP-1175 BARRED. the right to accept or reject any Department of State, pursuant that on the certain Homet Mobile Home (407) 665-4227 YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO and/or all bids. to section 865.09 of the Florida 3rd day of January,at the #MF2553F, Title #9146679. HAVE A LAWYER OR ANY Division Probate NOTWITHSTANDING THE Statutes. Seminole2019, at County11:00 A.M. Courthouse, NOTE: You must contact OTHER REPRESENTATION TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 2017 NISSAN 301 N. Park Avenue, Room Property address: coordinator at least 7 days AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO IN RE: ESTATE OF ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED VIN# 3N1AB7AP7HY298215 Publish: September 19, 2018 S201, Sanford, Florida 32771, 5414 Lake Avenue, before your scheduled court ASSIGN YOUR RIGHTS TO TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE I129 the undersigned Clerk will offer Sanford, Florida 32773 appearance, or immediately ANYONEELSEINORDER KATHRYN MARY AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S Publish: September 19, 2018 for sale to the highest bidder for Any person claiming an interest upon receiving this notifica- FOR YOU TO CLAIM ANY KONITZER DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. I123 cash in accordance with Section in the surplus from the sale, if tion if the time before the MONEY TO WHICH YOU ARE Deceased. 45.031, Florida Statutes, the fol- any, other than the property scheduled appearance is less ENTITLED.PLEASECHECK The date of first publication of lowing real property more partic- owner as of the date of the lis than 7 days; if you are hearing WITH THE CLERK OF THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS this notice is September 12, ularly described as: pendens must file a claim within or voice impaired in Seminole COURT –SEMINOLE COUNTY The administration of the estate 2018 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 60 days after the sale. County, call 711. COURT\HOUSE WITHIN TEN of Kathryn Mary Konitzer, . ATHENSNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: TOWING AND THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL LOT 25, COOL-MORE, Publish: September 12, 19, (10) DAYS AFTER THE SALE deceased, whose date of death Attorney for Personal RECOVERY INC gives Notice of CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ACCORDING TO THE PLAT DATED this 6th day of 2018 TO SEE IF THERE IS ADDI- was April 28, 2018, is pending in Representative: Foreclosure of Lien and intent to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- THEREOF AS RECORDED IN September, 2018. I083 TIONAL MONEY FROM THE the Circuit Court for Seminole sell these vehicles on DA PLAT BOOK 10, PAGE 84, OF FORECLOSURE SALE THAT County, Florida, Probate /s/Billy J. Brown , 08:00 am at 2773 THEPUBLICRECORDSOF LAW OFFICES OF MANDEL, THE CLERK HAS IN THE REG- Division, the address of which is Billy J. Brown, Esq. Navigator10/05/2018 Avenue, Sanford, CASE NO.: 2016CA002994 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- MANGANELLI & LEIDER, P.A. ISTRY OF THE COURT. 301 N. Park Ave., Sanford, FL Florida Bar No. 050405 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- DA Attorneys for Plaintiff 32771. The names and ORLANDO CITY LAW, P.A. section 713.78 of the Florida CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR 1900 N.W. Corporate Blvd., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IF YOU DECIDE TO SELL addresses of the personal rep- 5323 Millenia Lakes Blvd. Statutes. ATHENS TOWING CITIGROUP MORTGAGE A/K/A 224 SPARTEN DR, MAIT- Ste. 305W THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL YOUR HOME OR HIRE SOME- resentative and the personal Ste. 300-377 AND RECOVERY INC reserves LOAN TRUST 2006-WFHE3, LAND, FL 32751. Boca Raton, FL 33431 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ONE TO HELP YOU CLAIM representative's attorney are set Orlando, FL 32823 the right to accept or reject any ASSET-BACKED PASS- Telephone: (561) 826-1740 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- THE ADDITIONAL MONEY, forth below. Tel.: 800-674-9191 and/or all bids. THROUGH CERTIFICATES, The aforesaid sale will be made Facsimile: (561) 826-1741 DA YOU SHOULD READ VERY SERIES 2006-WFHE3, pursuant to the Final Judgment [email protected] CAREFULLY ALL PAPERS All creditors of the decedent and Personal Representative: 1995 TOYOTA of Foreclosure and CASE NO. 2011-CA- 001550 YOU ARE REQUIRED TO other persons having claims or VIN# 4T1SK12EXSU631895 Plaintiff, Reestablishment of Lost Note BY: ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS SIGN, ASK SOMEONE ELSE, demands against decedent's Katherine Abrams entered in Civil No. 13-CA- DANIEL S. MANDEL CONDOMINIUMASSOCIA- PREFERABLY AN ATTORNEY estate on whom a copy of this 1343 Harmon Ave. Publish: September 19, 2018 VS. 001978-K now pending in the FLORIDA BAR NO. 328782 TION, INC., WHO IS NOT RELATED TO notice is required to be served Winter Park, FL 32789 I124 Circuit Court of the Eighteenth a Florida not-for-profit corpora- THE PERSON OFFERING TO must file their claims with this JOSE CORTES; et al., Judicial Circuit, in and for Publish: September 12, 19, tion, HELP YOU, TO MAKE SURE court ON OR BEFORE THE Personal Representative Seminole County, Florida. 2018 THAT YOU UNDERSTAND LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Defendant(s). I082 Plaintiff, WHAT YOU ARE SIGNING THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Elizabeth Abrams v. AND THAT YOU ARE NOT LICATION OF THIS NOTICE 1326 Pearl St. OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Notice Any person claiming an inter- TRANSFERRINGYOUR OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Alameda, CA 94501 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE est in the surplus from the LORRAINE POPE, UNKNOWN PROPERTY OR THE EQUITY OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF to sell these vehicles on SALE PURSUANT TO sale, if any, other than the SPOUSE OF IN YOUR PROPERTY WITH- THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Publish: September 12, 19, 10/04/2018, 09:00 am at 325 CHAPTER 45 property owner as of the date LORRAINE POPE, and OUT THE PROPER INFORMA- 2018 Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN of the Lis Pendens, must file a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF UNKNOWN TION.IFYOUCANNOT All other creditors of the dece- I087 pursuant to subsection 713.78 that sale will be made pursuant claim within 60 days after the THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TENANT(S) , AFFORD TO PAY AN ATTOR- dent and other persons having of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo to an Order Resetting Sale sale. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NEY, YOU MAY CONTACT THE claims or demands against Towing, Inc. reserves the right to entered on in Dated this 7th day of September SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Defendants. LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF THE decedent's estate must file their accept or reject any and/or all Civil Case No.August 2016CA002994, 13, 2018 2018. DA SEMINOLECOUNTYBAR claims with this court WITHIN 3 bids. of the Circuit Court of the EIGH- ASSOCIATION AT (407) 834- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and CASE NO. 2013-CA-000965 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 1660 TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION TOWING gives Notice of 2C8GP44321R352248 for Seminole County, Florida, /s/ Courtney Oakes SALE FINANCIALLY FOR THEIR OF THIS NOTICE. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to 2001 CHRYSLER wherein, U.S. BANK NATIONAL MTGLQ INVESTORS, L.P. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, SERVICES. IF THEY CANNOT sell these vehicles on 3FAKP1136WR231745 ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Courtney Oakes, Esq. pursuant to the Amended Final ASSIST YOU, THEY MAY BE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- 10/02/2018, 09:00 am at 326 1998 FORD FOR CITIGROUP MORTGAGE Gennifer(FL Bar No. L. Bridges, 106553) Esq. Plaintiff, Judgment of Foreclosure dated ABLE TO REFER YOU TO A IN THE TIME PERIODS SET LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- LOAN TRUST 2006-WFHE3, (FL Bar No. 0072333) June 7, 2018 and entered in LOCALBARREFERRAL FORTH IN FLORIDA 6774, pursuant to subsection Publish: September 19, 2018 ASSET-BACKED PASS- BURR & FORMAN LLP v. Case No.:2011-CA-001550 of AGENCYORSUGGEST STATUTES SECTION 733.702 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. I125 THROUGH CERTIFICATES, 350 E. Las Olas Boulevard, the Circuit Court of Seminole OTHEROPTIONS.IFYOU WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S SERIES 2006-WFHE3 is the Suite 1440 STEPHEN C. LARBIG; DIANA County, Florida, wherein CHOOSE TO CONTACT THE TOWING reserves the right to Plaintiff, and JOSE CORTES; Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 R. LARBIG; JUPITER HOUSE Altamonte Heights LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF THE NOTWITHSTANDING THE accept or reject any and/or all MARISOL CORTES; Telephone: (954) 414-6213 LLC ; UNKNOWN TENANT #1; Condominium Association, Inc. SEMINOLECOUNTYBAR TIME PERIODS SET FORTH bids. UNKNOWN TENANT 1 N/K/A Facsimile: (954) 414-6201 UNKNOWN TENANT #2; AND is the Plaintiff and Lorraine ASSOCIATION OFFICE FOR ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- JOSE CORTES III; ANY AND Primary Email: ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES Pope, Unknown Spouse of ASSISTANCE, YOU SHOULD TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE WDDJK7DA8DF007751 lowing vehicles will be sold at ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES [email protected] CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Lorraine Pope, BTP Trust, and DO SO AS SOON AS POSSI- AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S 2013 MERCEDES-BENZ public sale on 10/03/2018, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Secondary Email: UNDERORAGAINSTTHE Unknown Tenant 1 and 2 are the BLE AFTER RECEIPT OF THIS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 09:00 am at 1850 High St, UNDERANDAGAINSTTHE [email protected] ABOVENAMEDDEFEN- Defendants, Maryanne Morse, NOTICE. Publish: September 19, 2018 Longwood, FL 32750 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Secondary Email: aackbers- DANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) NOT as Clerk of Court, will sell to the Publish: September 12, 19, The date of first publication of I119 Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- DEFENDANT(S)WHOARE [email protected] KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR highest and best bidder for cash 2018 this notice is September 12, suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE,WHETHERSAID at the Seminole County I084 2018. Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves ALIVE,WHETHERSAID Counsel for Plaintiff UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM Courthouse, 301 N. Park the right to accept or reject any UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ASHEIRS,DEVISEES, Avenue, Room S201, Sanford, Richard Merritt and/or all bids. CLAIMANINTERESTAS AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- GRANTEES,ASSIGNEES, Florida at 11:00 am on the 9th JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, TIES ACT. If you are a person LIENORS, CREDITORS, day of October, 2018, the follow- Respectfully Submitted by: TOWING gives Notice of 1997 19UYA1149VL011707 GRANTEES,OROTHER with a disability who needs TRUSTEES,SPOUSES,OR ing described property as set IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Foreclosure of Lien and intent to ACURA CLAIMANTS are Defendants. any accommodation in order OTHERCLAIMANTS;COLD- forth in said Final Summary THE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Michelle A. Berglund-Harper, sell these vehicles on 2013 1C6RR6HT1DS694245 to participate in this proceed- WELL BANKER MORTGAGE; Judgment, to wit: IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Esq. 10/01/2018, 09:00 am at 326 DODGE ing, you are entitled, at no WOLDUNNCOMMUNITY COUNTY, FLORIDA Attorney for Richard Merritt LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- 1998 1GKEK13R0WJ731485 The Clerkwill sell of theto the Court, highest Grant bid- cost to you, to the provision ASSOCIATION, INC. Unit 637, Altamonte Heights, a Florida Bar Number: 84028 6774, pursuant to subsection GENERAL MOTORS CORP derMaloy for cash at 301 N. Park of certain assistance. If you condominium, together with an PROBATE DIVISION MURPHY & BERGLUND PLLC 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 1998 1N4DL01D8WC183106 Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, require assistance please Defendants. undivided interest in the com- 1101 Douglas Avenue, Suite B JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S NISSAN FL 32771 on contact: ADA Coordinator at mon elements appurtenant CASE NO. 2018 CP-001091 Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 TOWING reserves the right to 2008 JYAVP22E38A006480 at 11:00 AMOctober EST the 16,following 2018 Seminole Court thereto, according to the IN RE: THE ESTATE OF Telephone: (407) 865-9553 accept or reject any and/or all YAMAHA described real property as set Administration, 301 N. Park NOTICE OF SALE Declaration of Condominium Fax: (407) 865-5742 bids. 2009 KMHGC46F29U044947 forth in said Final Judgment, to Ave., Sanford, FL 32771-1292 Notice is hereby given that, pur- recorded in Official Records AMELIA RUTH RAUBER E-Mail: HYUNDAI wit: (407) 665-4227. NOTE: You suant to the Final Judgment of Book 1209, page 1706, further [email protected] JACDH57W8P7902431 must contact coordinator at Foreclosure entered on August described in Plat Book 22, Deceased. Secondary E-Mail: 1993 ISUZU Publish: September 19, 2018 least 7 days before your 17, 2018, , in this cause, in the Pages 55-62, of the Public [email protected] LFFWKT3C383101558 I126 LOT 184, OF LONGDALE 1ST scheduled court appearance, Circuit Court of Seminole Records of Seminole County, 2008 ZHEJIANG TAIZHOU ADDITIONLONGWOOD, or immediately upon receiv- County, Florida, the office of Florida, and any amendments NOTICE TO CREDITORS Publish: September 12, 19, WANGYE POWER CO, LTD ACCORDING TO THE PLAT ing this notification if the time Grant Maloy, Clerk of the Circuit thereto. A/k/a 637 Northlake The administration of the Estate 2018 THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN before the scheduled appear- Court, shall sell the property sit- Blvd., Altamonte Springs, FL of AMELIA RUTH RAUBER, I086 Publish: September 19, 2018 PLAT BOOK 13, AT PAGE 94, ance is less than 7 days; if uated in Seminole County, 32701 deceased, Case Number 2018- I120 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS you are hearing or voice Florida, described as: CP-001091, is pending in the NAME OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, impaired, call 711. DATED this 7th day of Circuit Court for Seminole Notice is hereby given that we FLORIDA. Publish: September 12, 19, LOT 40, OF CORRECTIVE September, 2018. County, Florida, The address is are engaged in business at ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 2018 PLAT WOLDUNN, ACCORD- Seminole County Courthouse, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 2201 WP Ball Blvd, Seminole INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS I081 ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF Wean & Malchow, P.A. 201 North Park Avenue, SEMINOLE COUNTY, ATHENSNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: TOWING AND County, Sanford, Florida 32771 FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, AS RECORDED IN PLAT Attorneys for Plaintiff Sanford, Florida 32771 or P.O FLORIDA RECOVERY INC gives Notice of under the Fictitious Name of OTHER THAN THE PROPER- BOOK 47, PAGES 14 AND 15, 646 E. Colonial Drive Box 8099, Sanford, FL 32772- Foreclosure of Lien and intent to , TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE OFTHEPUBLICRECORDS Orlando, FL 32803 8099. The names and address Case No.: 18 CP 000804 sell these vehicles on andThrive that Affordable we intend Vetto register Care OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, (407) 999-7780 of the personal representative IN RE: ESTATE OF , 08:00 am at 2773 said name with the Divisions of FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA. By: /s/ Helena Gutierrez and the personal representa- Navigator10/11/2018 Avenue, Sanford, Corporations, Tallahassee, AFTER THE SALE. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Malchow tive’s attorney are set forth Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- Florida, in accordance with the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR a/k/a 326 OLD DUNN CT., HELENAGUTIERREZMAL- below. ALEX J. ABRAMS section 713.78 of the Florida provisions of the Fictitious Dated this 13 day of September, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- LAKE MARY, FL 32746-5943 CHOW Deceased Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Name Statues, to+wit: Section 2018. DA Fla. Bar No. 968323 All creditors must file with the AND RECOVERY INC reserves 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. at public sale, to the highest and Primary email: hgmal- court. Any claim against the the right to accept or reject any CASE NO. best bidder, for cash, in Room [email protected] estate WITHIN THE LATER OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS and/or all bids. Odis Pirtle, Owner AttorneyALDRIDGE for Plaintiff| PITE, LLP 2018-CA-000873-14N-L S201 in the Courthouse located Secondary email: eser- THREE MONTHS AFTER THE The administration of the estate 1615 South Congress Avenue E-TRADE BANK, at 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, [email protected] TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- of ALEX J. ABRAMS, deceased, 2016 NISSAN Publish: September 19, 2018 Suite 200 Plaintiff, FL 32771, on October 16, 2018 TION OF THE NOTICE TO whose date of death was March VIN# 3N1AB7AP0GL666391 I127 Delray Beach, FL 33445 beginning at 11:00 AM. CREDITORS, or as to any cred- 25, 2018, and whose social Telephone: (844) 470-8804 vs. If you are a person with a dis- itors required to be served with a security number is 206-38-0528, Publish: September 19, 2018 Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 If you are a person claiming a ability who needs any accom- copy of the Notice to Creditors, is pending in the Circuit Court – I121 KENNETH E. SNYDER, et al., right to funds remaining after the modation in order to partici- THIRTY DAYS (30) AFTER THE Probate Division for Seminole By: Defendants. sale, you must file a claim with pate in this proceeding, you DATE OF SERVICE OF A County, 190 Eslinger Way, Nusrat Mansoor, Esq. FBN: the clerk no later than 60 days are entitled, at no cost to you, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Sanford, FL 32773. The names FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Primary E-Mail: after the sale. If you fail to file a to the provision of certain THE CREDITOR. and addresses of the personal Notice is hereby given that [email protected] NOTICE OF SALE claim you will not be entitled to assistance. Please contact representative and the personal ATHENSNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: TOWING AND IMTYAZ T ISANI AND CITY any remaining funds. Court Administration at representative's attorney are set RECOVERY INC gives Notice of TRADERS INC, owners, desir- pursuantNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN to a Final Judgment of Seminole County Courthouse, ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED forth below. Foreclosure of Lien and intent to ing to engage in business under IMPORTANT Foreclosure dated August 22, Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. sell these vehicles on the fictitious name of DIA- 2018 entered in Civil Case No. this 6th day of September, 2018. Florida 32771, telephone (407) Publication of this Notice has All creditors of the decedent and , 08:00 am at 2773 MONDS & CO located at 544 AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- 2018-CA-000873-14N-L of the 665-4330. If hearing or begun on September 12, 2018. other persons having claims or Navigator10/05/2018 Avenue, Sanford, GROVE CREEK CT SW, LIL- TIES ACT: If you are a person Circuit Court of the 18th Judicial eXL Legal, PLLC voice impaired, call 1-800- demands against decedent's Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- BURN, GA 30047 in SEMINOLE with a disability who needs 955-8771. any accommodation in order SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 • PAGE 11

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Avenue S, as shown on the map below: A copy of the Ordinance and the complete legal description by metes and bounds shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all per- sons desiring to examine the same.

All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearings.

By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the City Clerk at 407.688.5010 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting.

Advice to the public: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the above meet- ing or hearing, he or she may need a verbatim record of the pro- ceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) Traci Houchin, CMC, FCRM City Clerk

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FIGHTERS through multiple county hearings, the mill- age rate for fire is the same as last year at 2.7649. The change in taxable property val- Continued from Page 1 ues for fire is 6.27 percent for existing prop- erty and 1.45 percent for new construction. LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS happy with what they say are pay rates And the property tax revenues for fire are that are only driving firefighters away. going from $55.5 million last year to $59 But the County says the rate of firefight- million this year. ers leaving them is comparable to mostly DiVita criticized the lack of an increase in estate on whom a copy of this anywhere else. pay proposed in the new fiscal year budget, to participate in this proceed- notice is required to be served The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public which he said only exacerbated the prob- ing, you are entitled, at no must file their claims with this hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the At a recent hearing, union president Jon cost to you, to the provision court ON OR BEFORE THE Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, DiVita stood up and decried the state of the lem with keeping firefighters around. of certain assistance. If you LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Sanford, Florida, as follows: But Commissioner Brenda Carey coun- require assistance please THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- attrition rates for firefighters in Seminole contact: ADA Coordinator, at tered by saying negotiating firefighter pay LICATION OF THIS NOTICE
on Monday, September 10, 2018 to consider first reading of County, meaning the rate at which people Seminole Court Ordinance No. 4476 and OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE leave the job. He said they had a problem was under different rules. Because they Administration, 301 N. Park DATE OF SERVICE OF A
on Monday, September 24, 2018 to consider the adoption of have a three year contract with the County Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Ordinance No. 4476, annexing property generally described as fol- with firefighters coming in and training at Florida, 32771-1292, (407) THEM. lows: their department - but then soon after, leav- and a 19 percent pay increase was agreed 665-4227. NOTE: You must upon in 2015, a new contract is being nego- contact coordinator at least 7 All other creditors of the dece- 0.03 acre(s) between SR 415 and Hughey Street and between Sipes ing for another department with “thou- days before your scheduled dent and other persons having Avenue and Brisson Avenue., as shown on the map below: tiated now. That, Carey said, was why fire- court appearance, or immedi- sands of dollars more pay.” claims or demands against DiVita called the situation a “dangerous fighter pay hadn’t been discussed at that ately upon receiving this noti- decedent’s estate must file their night’s budget hearing. fication if the time before the claims with this court WITHIN 3 threat to safety.” scheduled appearance is less MONTHS AFTER THE DATE “Firefighters leave for other jobs right in Deputy County Manager Bruce than 7 days; if you are hearing OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION McMenemy framed the issue as being fairly or voice impaired, call 711. this area,” he said. “The market is extreme- OF THIS NOTICE. typical for a time when the economy was Publish: September 19, 26, ly competitive, and this problem will con- 2018 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- tinue. We must retain experienced person- doing fairly well. I130 IN THE TIME PERIODS SET “The attrition rate is no higher than other FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 nel. We need to make employees feel wel- OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE come.” areas of county employment,” he said. “In CODEWILLBEFOREVER this kind of environment, jurisdictions are BARRED. The attrition rate for firefighters in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF competing. For example, if Orlando decides THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Seminole County has hovered around five NOTWITHSTANDING THE percent in recent years, according to their employees will get a seven percent CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR TIME PERIODS SET FORTH increase, how does anyone compete unless SEMINOLE COUNTY, FL ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED Christina Brandolini, Chief Administrator TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE of the Office of Human Resources with the everyone’s doing the same? It’s a leapfrog File No.: 2018-CP-001026 AFTERTHEDECEDENT’S effect. Then another jurisdiction will PROBATE DIVISION county. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. increase it by eight percent.” IN RE: ESTATE OF 2016 saw a 5.5 percent rate of firefighters CARL W. BAILEY JR. The first date of publication of leaving the department, and 2017 lowered He said any attrition was a negative, but a/k/a CARL WAYNE BAILEY this notice is September 19, that the fire department wasn’t any worse JR. 2018. that to five percent. So far in 2018, the rate Deceased. A copy of the Ordinance and the complete legal description by metes is four percent. off as opposed to trying to hire new engi- Attorney for Personal and bounds shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all per- neers or accountants, for example. Representative: sons desiring to examine the same. He said the attrition rate in Seminole NOTICE TO CREDITORS As to the negotiations with the union, Elizabeth Bertrand, Esq. County is much higher than in surrounding The administration of the estate Florida Bar. No. 97814 All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be counties like Orange County. McMenemy said they were going well and of CARL W. BAILEY JR., Palumbo & Bertrand, P.A. heard at said hearings. that he hoped they would be settled soon. deceased, whose date of death 2205 E. Michigan Street According to Orange County’s Human was June 7, 2018, is pending in Orlando, FL 32806 By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Resources department, the attrition rate for “I think we’re pretty close in terms of the Circuit Court for Seminole (407) 960-2835 pay,” he said. “We just have a different County, Florida, Probate e l i z a - the last several years there was 5.2 percent In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons Division, the mailing address of [email protected] view on some things, like the union wants with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of in both 2016 and 2017. which is 301 N. Park Ave, these proceedings should contact the City Clerk at 407.688.5010 to do a tiered system to adjust pay equality, Sanford, FL 32771. The names Personal Representative: In the proposed fiscal year budget for at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. where we were looking at a flat rate.” and addresses of the personal Wayne James Bailey 2018-19, which is still being processed representative and the personal 722 Berwick Drive Advice to the public: If a person decides to appeal a decision representative’s attorney are set Davenport, FL 33897 made with respect to any matter considered at the above meet- forth below. ing or hearing, he or she may need a verbatim record of the pro- Publish: September 19, 26, ceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record All creditors of the decedent and 2018 is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) other persons having claims or I131 project stretching from west of Club Road demands against decedent’s Traci Houchin, CMC, FCRM ROAD WORK City Clerk and Ridgewood Avenue to east of Marshall Avenue. There will be both eastbound and Publish: September 9, 16, 19, 2018 Continued from Page 1 Notice to the Public westbound left turn lanes added, along with I045 A Variance was on September 12, 2018 to consider a signage, a raised median and new lighting. request to reduceapproved the land area and dimension requirements to par- Miller added that they’re working closely cel of record standards for a 49.0’ x 150.0’ parcel of record at 1419 everyone is leaving nearby Seminole High S. Bell Avenue. (W 150 FT OF LOT 59 BLK K A D CHAPPELLS School, Seminole County Project Manager with the School Board for new traffic signals SUBD PB 1 PG 71) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS at Ridgewood, Club and Hartwell avenues REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE Stephen Miller said it was just bad luck that BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA and also re-aligning some of the roads to Any appeal to the above referenced decisions must be filed within 30 landed the project there now. days of the date of approval. The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public “As to why we’re doing this during the make the area easier to navigate. hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the The projects are contracted with Florida For more information, contact Eileen Hinson at 407.688.5147. Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, school year, it’s just the way the clock Sanford, Florida, as follows: worked out,” he said. “It was the timing of Safety Contractors, and will cost $2.5 million Publish: September 19, 2018 the bid. We would have preferred to start between both of them. The construction start- I118 - on Monday, September 10, 2018 to consider first reading of ed Aug. 13, 2018 and they were given 240 Ordinance No. 4477 and sooner than this.” - on Monday, September 24, 2018 to consider the adoption of The first project is a sidewalk installation days to complete the work. Ordinance No. 4477, annexing property generally described as fol- Both projects are funded through the lows: from west of Club Road to Old Lake Mary NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Road. Florida Department of Transportation’s Local REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE 3.32 acre(s) SR 46 and between E. Lake Mary Blvd. and Cameron Agency Program. BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA And the other is a safety improvements PAGE 12 • Midweek: Sept. 19-22, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

ALIVE AFTER 5 The CRA’s payment for Heritage Park was Sanford Avenue had seemed alluring because leave a smaller footprint,” Daniels said. “Now part of the deal that will eventually bring the of the smaller space they’d need to operate. there’s no breaks with the exception of massive retail and apartment project to down- But that hadn’t ended up being true. Palmetto.” town Sanford as it moves toward the begin- “It ended up not as being as cost-effective Davis shared an even more grand vision for Continued from Page 1 ning of construction. as we thought,” he said. “There were too Alive After Five in the future. But because of the bulk of their funds right many breaks. We’d have to close off 3rd Street, “I’d utilize all of downtown if I could,” he ment Agency was having trouble funding now going towards that project, many events 4th Street and 5th Street. It would have been a said. “I’d bring activity to the entire down- most of its usual events due to money spent which were normally funded by the CRA logistic nightmare.” town. You have Tuffy’s over on the west side on the Heritage Park project, according to were left without that funding. Now, he said, they’ve slightly trimmed the now, but then there’s a little gap. But with CRA Chair Charles Davis. However, after some deliberation and dis- scope of the event, shortening it down to the Mark Nation’s project coming, that could take “We earmarked $5.2 million for Heritage cussions with the City Commission, Davis and area on 1st Street between Park Avenue and care of it. Pretty soon, we could have each Park,” Davis said. “We’re paying about the CRA eventually did decide to allot $12,000 Palmetto Avenue, where before it stretched block with some restaurant or craft beer place. $700,000 a year toward that. We only have a for Alive After Five in the next fiscal year due down to Oak and Sanford avenues respective- Everyone could get exposure.” little over $1 million budget per year, so to the event’s prominence. ly. there’s not a lot left.” Daniels said the idea of moving the event to “We were working to reduce the price and