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NEWS BRIEFS Voter registration won’t be extended Walker shared in the exasperation of voter Citrus County Judge denies request, rips Florida’s election issues advocacy groups even as he ruled against them, peppering his opinion with sharply COVID-19 update Bobby Caina Calvan taking part in November’s presidential worded criticisms of the state. Sixteen new positive and Freida Frisaro election. “In so ruling, this Court notes that every cases were reported in Associated Press In a 29-page ruling on Friday morning, U.S. man who has stepped foot on the Moon Citrus County since the District Court Judge Mark E. Walker said his launched from the Kennedy Space Center, latest FDOH update. Two TALLAHASSEE — A federal judge has de- decision was “an incredibly close call” but in Florida. Yet, Florida has failed to figure out new hospitalizations were nied a motion to extend voter registration in added that “the state’s interest in preventing how to run an election properly — a Florida even though a computer meltdown on chaos in its already precarious — and peren- task simpler than rocket science,” the judge reported; three new deaths the final day of registration might have pre- nially chaotic — election outweighs the sub- wrote. were reported. vented thousands of potential voters from stantial burden imposed on the right to vote.” See REGISTRATION/Page A6 To date in the county, 2,914 people have tested positive (including 11 non- residents), 304 have been hospitalized and 115 have died. CCSO: Man who Duke sets meeting on coal-ash led pursuit faces new charges Anthony Tyrone Brutton Jr., the man that Citrus County Sheriff’s deputies say led Anthony them on Brutton Jr. a high- speed chance Wednes- day, Oct. 7, 2020, while trying to avoid arrest based on a burglary war- rant, now faces a slew of new charges after his ar- rest in Marion County where county deputies ap- prehended him. The 24-year-old Brutton now faces Citrus County charges of burglary of a car with battery, aggra- vated battery with a deadly MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle file weapon, attempted car- Duke Energy’s coal-fired units 4 and 5 within the power company’s Crystal River Energy Complex. In the foreground, to the east of the units, jacking, grand theft of a is a coal storage site and coal-ash landfill, where soot from burned coal is stored and covered. motor vehicle, and resist- ing law enforcement with- out violence. Seeks public input on cleanup solutions for Crystal River Energy Complex Law enforcement re- Buster Thompson “but we want the public’s input on that.” continue accepting public input until ported Brutton reached Staff writer From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, Oct. 30. speeds of 120 mph in at- 2020, Duke will host a virtual public meet- Comments can be phoned in by calling tempts to avoid capture Ever since inspectors discovered heavy ing for people to understand the coal-ash Duke’s customer service hotline at 800-700- before crashing his stolen metals from coal-ash were seeping into contamination within its Crystal River En- 8744, submitted via email to CoalAsh Kia into a guardrail and groundwater systems underneath its local ergy Complex and comment on its pro- [email protected] or mailed to: fleeing on foot. power hub last summer, Duke Energy posed corrective measures. Dorothy Pernu, Duke Energy, 517 Indepen- In Marion County, he searched for a remedy. To participate in the discussion online, dence Highway, Inverness, FL 34453. faces charges of fleeing Now the North Carolina electricity com- visit tinyurl.com/ugewl8t, enter event “We definitely want any and all public police at a high speed, ag- pany has one to curb or stop the pollution, number 173 899 3734 and type in event input,” Norton said. and it needs the people to provide gravated fleeing causing password “Duke.” Duke will post its presentation ahead of feedback. To attend by phone, call 413-655-0003 and time on Monday, Oct. 12, on its website: damage or injury, grand “What we think we have is the ideal solu- dial event number 173 899 3734. tinyurl.com/y2tgezpx. theft auto, resisting police tion,” Duke spokesman Bill Norton said, Can’t make the meeting? Duke will See DUKE/Page A7 without violence, hit and run involving injuries, driv- ing with an invalid license, four counts of violating probation, and several traf- fic violations. The original warrant for CRYSTAL RIVER COUNCIL SEAT 5 RACE Brutton’s arrest was for the alleged robbery and home invasion in Lake County. Robert Holmes: I’ll continue Terry Thompson: I’m ready — Fred Hiers/Staff writer Get the word out to be ears, mouth for city to bring ‘a new alternative’

on Halloween, Buster Thompson to the mid-1980s. Buster Thompson Thompson, a city resi- harvest events Staff writer “It’s just kind of gotten Staff writer dent of five years after into my blood,” Holmes moving from Ocala, is Planning a fall-themed Robert Holmes’ reason told the Chronicle Edito- It’s Terry Thompson’s challenging veteran in- harvest or Halloween to campaign for reelec- rial Board on Tuesday, first time running for a cumbent Robert Holmes event? tion on Crystal River City Oct. 6, 2020. political position, and for Seat 5 on council. The Chronicle is compil- Council: continue being Holmes is trying retain he’s ready to bring “a City locals vote Elec- ing a list of seasonal and the ears and mouth for Seat 5 on council against new alternative” to Crys- tion Day, Nov. 3. holiday activities to appear the city’s people. Robert challenger Terry Thomp- tal River City Council if Terry Thompson said his in the Chronicle. Acting as a representa- Holmes son. City residents vote elected. Thompson schooling in accounting, Send notice of upcom- tive has been Holmes’ Election Day, Nov. 3. “It’s a unique experi- career experience in Re- ing events to community@ priority, he said, over the course While he’s been an advocate ence for me and I think I can alty and 30 years on Marion County chronicleonline.com. of his 18 years as a councilman — for Crystal River traditions on the help,” he told the Chronicle Edi- planning and zoning boards make — From staff reports served in split terms dating back See HOLMES/Page A8 torial Board Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020. See THOMPSON/Page A8

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State &Citrus L Countyoca Chronicle l Around the COUNTY Hernando man faces grand theft charges

Fred Hiers driver’s license and was a habit- the stolen property as his and told and the deputy reported that two Give blood, Staff writer ual offender for driving without a deputies the last time he saw the storage structures had the locks license, according to the property was when he cut through and door of the small receive free A Hernando man faces grand arrest report. The deputy stored it away at 5703 N. building was pried open. lunch, more at theft charges of taking more than arrested Ferguson for the Bubbas Point it and was The victim told deputies he did $20,000 and burglary of a struc- driving violation. locked in a trailer, ship- not know Ferguson, nor did he Beverly Hills drive ture after Citrus County Sheriff ’s While at the location, ping container and a give him permission to take any- The Woman’s Club of deputies allege he broke into stor- the arresting deputy spot- small building, according thing. The victim estimated the Beverly Hills will host the age units and stole a trailer and ted the stolen trailer to the arrest report. stolen property to be worth about LifeSouth Blood Mobile numerous tools. filled with tools, accord- The arresting deputy $25,000. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on According to the arrest report ing to the arrest report. Robert reported that several wit- The arresting deputy went to Saturday, Oct. 10, at the of Robert Joseph Ferguson, 37, of While sorting through Joseph nesses saw Ferguson the Citrus County jail on Oct. 7, Hills Church, 2 Civic Circle, Hernando, the arresting deputy some of the tools and Ferguson bring the trailer and tools 2020, where Ferguson was al- Beverly Hills. was at the residence Tuesday, Oct. boxes, many had the vic- deputies say to the Woodduck Lane ad- ready being held for driving with- 6, 2020, when Ferguson arrived tim’s name. dress during the night a All donors will receive he took tools, out a license and charged for the home. The deputy was at the The arresting deputy trailer. few days before. thefts. He was also charged with free lunch and a T-shirt. home to investigate a stolen prop- asked the victim to come One of the investigating attempting to traffic in stolen CDC guidelines will be erty complaint. to the address to look at the trailer deputies and the victim drove to property. His bond for the thefts followed. Ferguson did not have a and tools. The victim identified the North Bubbas Point address and trafficking was set at $15,000. For information, call 203-915-7407.

Highlight your business, support Citrus County Blessings Mission for connection Citrus County Blessings is working to spotlight the Education foundation gets $20,000 for student internet-assistance program businesses of Citrus County through their Where’s Buster If a coronavirus out- Canny? Kick the Can Thompson break occurs at a brick- fundraiser. Staff writer and-mortar school, more Pick a date for Canny to students will be forced to come and spend the day A nonprofit’s mission to learn from home as they with you at your business provide struggling student quarantine. from Oct. 15 through families with internet “We’re so much more Nov. 15. connections got a big sig- dependent on the technol- Blessings will give clues nal boost as COVID-19 ogy,” said Kathy Androski, on their website and social keeps pushing more kids director of the Citrus media about your business, into virtual schooling and County School District’s and the community is en- more families into educational technology couraged to come out and hardships. department. Androski, who attended take pictures with Canny On Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020, the U.S. Family the check passing, said and post for all to see. Foundation, on behalf of she’s thankful of the foun- Every sponsor will be high- its executive director dation’s efforts to make it lighted on the Citrus County Johnny Cash and board of easier for virtual Blessings social media and directors, donated $20,000 students. website through the end of toward the Citrus County By easing those costs, 2020. Cost is a minimum Education Foundation’s Androski said, families donation of $200. (CCEF’s) Wi-Fi assistance might be able to afford the Members from our Bless- program. district’s $24 student iPad ings Brigade will come at The CCEF program insurance, saving them the designated time to set identifies students whose Special to the Chronicle hundreds in fines or re- up for Canny and take pic- families can’t afford inter- Attending the U.S. Family Foundation's Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020, $20,000 check passing pair costs if the device is tures with yourself and/or net services, and signs to the Citrus County Education Foundation, from left, are: Lance Fletcher, supervisor of lost or stolen. staff. them up with Spectrum or Citrus County School District educational technologies; Shaunda Burdette, the education Since some families Once Canny is found, we a Wi-Fi hotspot. foundation's executive director; Kathy Androski, director of district educational can’t afford the insurance, However, instead of the they have to say no to an will shout it out on social technologies; and Johnny Cash, executive director of the family foundation. family paying the monthly iPad because they won’t media for others to come subscription, CCEF picks Technical College. Burdette said, and an- donors such as Technol- be able to handle the fi- and snap pictures with up the tab for them at a “We want to be part of other 30 are expected to ogy Conservation Group nancial responsibility for Canny. The Brigade will be discounted rate. the solution to help these qualify as their needed in Lecanto, provided the device if it goes miss- back at the agreed upon “I’m so excited because kids out,” Cash said. expenses, like mortgages hotspots to seniors in ing or awry. time to pick up Canny for we had families sign up Burdette said there are and rent, outweigh inter- need of the internet to “It’s disheartening fam- the next mission. for program and have around 200 kids CCEF is net payments. help them obtain their ilies feel that way,” An- To sign up or for more in- some struggles,” CCEF aware of who are learning “We want to prevent a graduation credits. droski said. formation, call 352-341- Executive Director in a homeless capacity. lapse in critical schooling Around 3,600 of the For information about 7707, email christina@ Shaunda Burdette told Close to 50 economical- learning,” Burdette said. 16,000 total district stu- the education foundation citruscountyblessings.org or Cash during the check ly-disadvantaged student During the spring, after dents have enrolled with and how to donate, visit visit www.citruscounty passing inside the founda- families have already COVID-19 shutdown Citrus Virtual for the first citruseducation.org or blessings.org. tion’s teacher supplies been hooked up because school campuses in semester of the 2020-21 call 352-726-1931, store at the Withlacoochee of CCEF’s program, March, CCEF and its local school year. ext. 2240. Citrus County Meals on Wheels now accepting new clients Inverness gets $1M-plus septic-to-sewer grant The Citrus County Meals on Wheels Program is cur- Fred Hiers $2.4 million project. People need to be uplifted,” he resource information for aid, rently accepting “new” eligi- Staff writer The council will now host sev- said. housing and other means to help ble clients for Meals on eral hearings as to the design of The council approved unani- those who are in need or want of Wheels. Inverness scored big both finan- the project and how the remain- mously to ask FDOT to close a por- shelter. However, some individu- Citrus County residents, cially and environmentally this ing cost of the project would be tion of State Road 44 through the als decline such services and con- week when city officials an- paid, he said. city. The road does not belong to tinue to sleep and/or camp on age 60 or older, who are nounced state environmental reg- The costs will involve Inverness but is rather a park property.” homebound (unable to ulators and lawmakers awarded the city’s utility enterprise state road. Williams said the city and Citrus leave their home without the city nearly $2 million to pro- funds, he said. The parade is sched- County Sheriff ’s Office needed assistance) can receive tect its waters. In other business, the uled for Saturday, Dec. the parks’ ordinances to better Meals on Wheels provided City Manager Eric Williams an- council: 12, 2020, with staging be- spell out what is not allowed. by a Federal Grant under nounced to his council that Talla- n Voted unanimously to ginning at 8:30 a.m. at Cit- Council president Jacquie Hep- the Older Americans Act hassee awarded Inverness a work with the Citrus rus High School. The fer said many of the people sleep- (OAA). $1.88 million grant through the County Chamber of Com- parade is scheduled to ing in parks are not people who state’s spring steering committee have fallen on bad luck and want Clients receive one box merce to host the Inver- Eric begin at noon. to pay the bulk of hook-up costs to ness Christmas parade. The parade will follow help. of frozen meals delivered Williams weekly or a hot meal deliv- municipal sewer services for Chamber President and Main Street and turn to “These people choose this life- about 44 commercial properties CEO Josh Wooten told the Inverness city style ... and don’t want a job,” she ered daily Monday through manager. finish at Highland Friday. along the west side of State Road council that the chamber Boulevard. said during the council meeting. The type of meal re- 44. The project will allow those is going to great lengths to keep n Voted unanimously to Councilman David Ryan said businesses and future ones along city and county residents have ceived is based on the area people safe, including live stream- strengthen its park rules to clamp the thoroughfare to stop using in- ing the event for those who want to down on people sleeping or living paid a lot of money to develop where the client lives and dividual septic tanks. avoid the crowds, providing extra in city parks. their parks and that they were not the delivery routes Williams said the state funding hand washing stations, asking that “The city parks system has seen designed “for temporary living.” available. would go a long way in providing people social distance and if that’s a recent increase in the number of Mayor Bob Plaisted said that Each meal provides a 1/3 sewer services to the existing not possible, wear masks. individuals sleeping/lodging in mental illness was not always the of the daily nutritional re- business, but also help open up In addition, to be safe, parade the parks. When approached by cause of homelessness and that quirements for adults. that area of the city along State participants will not throw candy law enforcement most of the indi- many times homelessness is the Please call 352-527-5975 Road 44 to municipal services and to spectators. viduals are determined to be lifestyle people choose. to verify that you qualify and environmentally safe future Mayor Bob Plaisted said the pa- homeless,” Williams wrote the Councilman Cabot McBride get your meal delivery development. rade would be good for the city. council. agreed and said the city council started or for additional Williams said the grant will “I’m very excited you’re putting “The parks are not an appropri- should act now while the problem Ad#:000Y7H3 Date:08/02/20greatly Day:SUN ease Size:2X2 the financial burden this project on,” he said, adding ate venue for this type of activity,” is still a minor one. information.Cust:13159 Salesperson:801 Last Edited By:CARRIE.TRUMAN Pub:CITRUSon those businesses COUNTY and help that it was an “uplifting event.” he said. “In dealing with these cir- “If we don’t nip it in the bud,” CHRONICLE— From staff reportsTag Line:BLINDSwith the Color cost Info: of the estimated “I am so in favor of this parade. cumstances we often provide local he said, it will get out of control.

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000Z74N A6 Saturday, October 10, 2020 State & Local Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Obituaries. May 17, 1937, in Boston, Timothy and raised in Weymouth, Phillips, 59 MA by Walter and Ada Norcross. She graduated INVERNESS from Weymouth High The Service of Remem- Allen ‘Glyn’ School in 1955. Beverly Edwards, 81 brance for Mr. Timothy C spent the last 19 years liv- Phillips, age 59, of Inver- HOMOSASSA ing in Inverness and Her- ness, Florida, will be held nando, FL, enjoying her 4:00 PM, Allen G. “Glyn” Ed- life to the fullest by golf- wards, 81, of Homosassa, Monday, ing, bike riding, kayaking, October FL, passed away on Wed., taking vacations, and shar- Oct. 7, 12, 2020 at ing adventures with her the Inver- 2020 at family and a close group of Oak Hill ness friends. She returned Chapel of Hospital often to Weymouth to in Brooks- Hooper spend time with family Funeral ville, FL. and friends. Beverly was a Timothy A native Phillips Homes member of the Twisted and Cre- of Turkey Oaks Ladies Golf Associa- Creek, matory, with Pastor Kelly Associated Press Allen ‘Glyn’ tion, and a past member of Greenawald officiating. Ramiro Saez, left, helps his son Lucas Saez, 22, fill out a voter registration form Tuesday FL, he the Rockland Women’s Edwards Interment will be at Oak at the Miami-Dade County Elections Department in Doral. was born Golf Association and Old June 19, 1939 to Theo and Ridge Cemetery 10:00 AM South Union Church, in Tuesday, Inverness, Flor- Cloe Cabrera, the spokesperson for Or- Hazel (Robbins) Edwards, Weymouth, MA. ganize Florida, one of the groups that one of six children. Glyn, ida. The family will re- REGISTRATION Beverly wishes to spend ceive friends from 2-5:00 sued the state. Others might not have as he was known to many, eternity by the sea with Continued from Page A1 learned of the next day’s extension. served his country honor- PM, Sunday and 2:00 PM her husband Peter, so her until the time of service “We’re disappointed that so many Flo- ably and proudly in the ashes will be spread at a Secretary of State Laurel Lee re- ridians were disenfranchised because of United States Marine Monday at the Chapel. On- later date when all her line condolences may be opened registrations for seven hours on the state’s failure to upkeep the online Corps from 1956 to 1962 loved ones can be Tuesday after consulting with Gov. Ron voter registration system,” Cabrera said. and had a long career in sent to the family at www. present. HooperFuneralHome. DeSantis, providing another opportu- “A lot of folks who went to the website, automobile sales, retiring For those who wish, do- nity to people who weren’t able to sub- which crashed, didn’t go back to the as Sales Manager for Con- com. A Zoom link is avail- nations in Beverly’s mem- able for those not able to mit their voter registrations online website and they won’t be able to exer- ley Buick in Bradenton, ory may be made to Vitas before Monday night’s deadline. But cise their democracy, which is very up- FL. Mr. Edwards moved to attend in person. Healthcare, Attn. Arelene Mr. Phillips was born Walker said this was too little, too late setting,” she said. Homosassa in 2004 from Sawyer, PO Box 1330, Le- and done with not enough notice. Dream Defenders, New Florida Ma- Bradenton and loved to October 23, 1960 in Louis- canto, FL 34460. ville, KY, son of Sylvester “With the public sounding the alarm, jority, LatinoJustice PRLDEF and others play golf and fish. Sign the guest book at the Secretary of State decided to imple- who joined the lawsuit in Tallahassee In addition to his par- and Ruby (Hume) Phillips. www.chronicleonline.com. He died October 5, 2020 in ment a half measure,” Walker wrote. said at least two additional days were ents, Glyn was preceded in “She hastily and briefly extended the needed to provide citizens with enough death by four of his sib- Inverness, FL. He moved Susan to Inverness, FL from Lou- registration period and ordered Flori- time to respond. Anything less would be lings: Joanne Townsend, da’s supervisors of election to accept voter suppression, they said. Theo Russell Edwards, Paine, 65 isville, KY in 1987. He worked for the Depart- applications submitted by the Secre- The groups were considering an ap- Jan Cribbs and Rena Phil- CRYSTAL RIVER ment of children and fam- tary’s new ‘book closing’ deadline.” peal, but with Election Day now less lips. He is survived by his Walker wrote that Lee’s “cure” had at than four weeks away, that option might loving wife of 33 years, CRYSTAL RIVER, FL - ilies in the 1980s and The Service or Remem- 1990s. Also in the 90s he least one major flaw: She did not notify be impractical and sow further chaos Nancy L. Edwards of into an election season already ham- brance for worked part time at citrus the public until after noon on the date of Homosassa; his former pered by the coronavirus outbreak. Mrs. Regal Cinemas, as well as her new deadline. wife and mother of his “This left less than seven hours for Florida’s online voter registration Susan serving many Christmases children, Barbara Ed- potential voters to somehow become system serves the state’s 67 counties Marie as Santa at the Crystal wards of Wilson, NC; aware of the news and ensure that they and became operational in October Paine, 65, River mall. The last daughter Karen Edwards properly submitted their voter registra- 2017. It has had a few hiccups over the of Crystal 20 years he was a Special Taylor (Kirk) of Sims, NC; tion applications, all while also partici- years, but nothing like what happened River, FL, Education Teacher at Le- son Allen Glyn Edwards, pating in their normal workday, school, Monday — the final day for potential who died canto High School, includ- Jr. (Sherry Bordeaux) of family, and caregiving responsibilities,” voters to register for the November on Tues- ing being teacher of the Wilmington, NC; daughter Susan Walker wrote. presidential election. day, Octo- year there in 2017. Tim Michelle Edwards of Wil- Paine The final day of the registration pe- In the last seven hours of Monday, ber 6, 2020 collected old toys, board son, NC; brother Dennis riod has historically been one of the only about 8,100 people successfully ac- in Homosassa, FL, will be games, tools, and good Edwards (Toni) of Dixie, busiest, as thousands of people register, cessed the system. Earlier in the day, held on Sunday, yardsale deals he couldn’t Idaho; grandchildren Ali- requesting replacement voter cards or more than 70,000 Floridians had been pass up. He was a DIY sha Turner (Quint) of Sims, October 11, 2020 at 2 p. m. updating addresses and other voter in- able to log on before the system slowed handyman who said that NC; William Banks (Jenni- at the Homosassa Chapel formation to be sure their ballots will be to a crawl at about 5 p.m. he could fix anything in a fer) of Clayton, NC; Bran- of Hooper Funeral Homes counted. Data filed by the state indicates that don Edwards (Amanda) of & Crematory. Friends are day or less even if the in- Lee, who oversees the voting system, 50,000 people registered during the ex- Wilmington, NC; Christo- welcome to call on the structions said an hour. He said her office had put in additional serv- tended time period. Based on previous pher Edwards and Mi- family on Sunday after- loved jumping in his jeep ers to accommodate the heightened inter- trends, the judge noted, perhaps more chael Edwards (Christy), noon one hour prior to the for impromptu road trips. est, but misconfigurations in the system than 20,000 additional people might both of Wilson, NC and service. Online condo- Mr. Phillips was pre- prevented it from handling the surge. have also registered to vote, if they had great grandchildren Davis, lences may be sent to ceded in death by his par- Florida’s chief information officer, been able to access the system. Hayden, Owen, Lily, Mi- family at Hooper ents, and his brother James Grant told The Associated Press A spokesman for DeSantis, Fred Pic- chael and Aaliyah. FuneralHome.com. Tommy, and sister Carol. that “the servers were configured in a colo, told the AP on Friday that “the gov- Friends will be received Mrs. Paine was born on Survivors include his wife way that reduced its capacity to a frac- ernor took quick and decisive action to on Sat., Oct. 10, 2020 from December 15, 1954 in of 32 years, Carolyn Phil- tion of a fraction of what it was capable ensure voter access to multiple registra- 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. at Wilder Queens, NY and was the lips of Inverness, FL, son, of,” and that while denying people op- tion options including online, in person, Funeral Home, Homosassa, daughter of the late Rob- Jason (Rebecca) Soukup of portunities to vote was not their inten- or through the mail. There was no basis FL. Military Honors will be ert and Vera (Kovsh) Bur- St. Augustine, FL, daugh- tion, he acknowledged that the system for federal courts to get involved and rendered by American Le- ley. She was a lunch room ter, Autumn (Brian) Knapp failed on a critical day. the governor expected this outcome.” gion Post #155 Honor lady at Crystal River High of Inverness, Fl, son, Tim- The Secretary of State’s Office said The judge, however, suggested that Guard on Mon., Oct. 12, 2020 School. An avid New York othy C Phillips, Jr. of the system was overloaded by some the failures gave DeSantis little to be at 9:30 A.M. at Florida Na- Yankees fan, she loved Ocala, FL, brother, Sylves- 1.1 million requests per hour. During proud of. tional Cemetery, Bushnell, feeding people. Mrs. Paine ter (Diane) Phillips of IL, the peak of the slowdown, about 49,000 “This case is about how a state failed FL. enjoyed gardening, cook- sister, Teresa (Butch) Ca- people were trying to access the system its citizens,” he wrote. “Potential voters Those who wish to follow ing, baking and fishing. nary of KY, sister, Debbie — many trying repeatedly to register attempted to perform their civic duty, to and attend may gather at When she was younger she (Don) Chaudoin of IN, without success. exercise their fundamental right, only Wilder Funeral Home on enjoyed riding motorcy- 2 grandchildren; Harper Some gave up and never returned to to be thwarted, once again, by a state Monday, Oct. 12, 2020 no cles. She took care of her Soukup, and Easton register to vote despite Lee’s decision to that seemingly is never prepared for an later than 8:00 A.M. www. kids and grandkids. Her Knapp, and many friends reopen the registration period, said election.” wilderfuneral.com. grandchildren were her and students. Arrange- pride and joy. She loved ments are under the direc- To Place Your Beverly the beach and was often tion of the Hooper Funeral JOIN JOIN USUS FORFOR AA McGonnigal, say that “salt water fixes Homes & Crematory. “In Memory” ad, everything”. Masks are not required for Contact Lori Driver 83 In addition to her par- attendance but are 564-2931 or email: HERNANDO ents she was preceded in preferred. GOD & Country death by her granddaugh- [email protected] GOD & Country Hernando, FL – Beverly ter Alexa Burley. Survi- A. (Norcross) McGonnigal, Closing time for placing vors include her 3 sons, CREMATION Family 83, of Hernando, FL, at ad is 4 business days Eddy L. Burley and his need Event passed away peacefully on $ price prior to run date. 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www.brownfuneralhome.com Crystal Motor Car Company 000Z52F Citrus County (FL) Chronicle State & Local Saturday, October 10, 2020 A7 Around the STATE Dunnellon man dies after Road closure Oct. 11 Bhagavan “Doc” Antle and the owner of a roadside zoo in Virginia trafficked lion cubs be- motorcycle collides with dump truck due to US 19 widening tween Virginia and South Carolina. The Florida Department of Transportation’s Antle, the owner of the Myrtle Beach Safari Buster Thompson Road 40, east of Southwest 113th Terrace. (FDOT) contractor will temporarily close west- in South Carolina, is one of the characters in Staff writer At the same time, a 2003 Honda mo- bound West Highlands Street between South “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” torcycle and its 45-year-old rider were Skyway Avenue and northbound US 19 at a 2020 Netflix documentary miniseries that fo- A Dunnellon man died early Friday, traveling west on SR 40, approaching 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020 for construction cused on tiger breeders in Florida and Oct. 9, 2020, after his motorcycle col- the dump truck’s location. of drainage improvements associated with the Oklahoma. lided into a dump truck turning in front FHP’s report states the truck’s driver, US 19 widening project. Antle was indicted Thursday by a Frederick of him on an Ocala-area roadway. a 57-year-old man from Ocala, went to According to a Florida Highway Patrol make a U-turn over westbound lanes of DETOUR: West Highlands Street traffic will County grand jury on felony counts of wildlife be detoured using South Skyway Avenue and (FHP) report, which does not identify mo- SR 40 but traveled into the path of the trafficking and conspiracy, plus multiple misde- torists involved in a fatal crash, a 1991 motorcycle, which struck the truck’s left West Dixieland Street. Access to the Nissan meanor counts of animal cruelty and conspir- dump truck was stopped at around 6:40 side, killing its rider at the scene. FHP dealership will be available from northbound acy to violate the Endangered Species Act. a.m. on the northern shoulder of State continues to investigate the collision. US 19 by turning onto eastbound W. High- Two of his daughters also have been indicted lands Street. on charges of animal cruelty and violating the The detour is anticipated to be completed Endangered Species Act. For the RECORD by the week of Oct. 25, weather permitting. Keith Wilson, owner of Wilson’s Wild Animal Motorists are asked to use caution in the area. Park in Winchester, Virginia, was indicted by Citrus County inal mischief. His bond was set at $1,000. For project information, visit FDOTtampa- the same grand jury on charges of wildlife traf- Sheriff’s Office n Robert Ferguson, 33, of Hernando at bay.com; the direct link to the project page is ficking, conspiracy, animal cruelty and violat- Domestic battery arrests 4:41 p.m. Oct. 6 on felony charges of burglary, grand theft, and trafficking in stolen property. https://tinyurl.com/y5epy7um or email road- ing the Endangered Species Act. n Kaely Herndon, 34, of Dunnellon, at [email protected]. His bond was set at $12,000. In August 2019, 119 animals — including 12:49 p.m. Oct. 6 on a felony charge of aggra- n lions, tigers, bears, camels, goats, and water vated abuse of an elderly person and misde- Wesley Turner, 31, of North Magnolia Hill Man featured on ‘Tiger King’ Way, Inverness, at 8:40 p.m. Oct. 6 on felony buffalo — were seized from Wilson’s roadside meanor charges of domestic battery and charged with animal cruelty resisting an officer without violence. charges of trafficking in opioids, possession of zoo after a judge found that Wilson “cruelly a controlled substance, and possession of n 74, of Dunnellon, at RICHMOND, Va. — A wild animal trainer treated, neglected, or deprived” the animals of Joseph Tutela, contraband at a detention facility, along with a 9:29 p.m. Oct. 6 on a misdemeanor charge of featured in the popular “Tiger King” series on adequate care. misdemeanor charge of drug paraphernalia. violating an injunction for protection against Netflix has been indicted in Virginia on animal Wilson and his nephew were indicted in No- According to his arrest affidavit, Turner was a domestic battery. cruelty and wildlife trafficking charges. vember on 46 counts of animal cruelty. A trial passenger in a vehicle pulled over for speed- Attorney General Mark Herring said Friday in that case is scheduled in June. Other arrests ing. A K-9 unit alerted to possible drugs in the n that a months-long investigation found that — From staff and wire reports Demare Barnes II, 32, of Northeast Fourth vehicle and approximately 3.5 grams of co- Street, Crystal River, at noon Oct. 6 on an active caine. 20 grams of fentanyl, digital scales, and warrant for attempted murder and possession of two glass pipes were found in his possession. is immediately next to our landfill. This a firearm by a convicted felon. He was also The fentanyl and cocaine were reportedly dis- groundwater isn’t going anywhere; it’s charged with felony violation of probation. covered while Turner was being booked at the DUKE very, very stable,” he said. “Public water n Danny Wills, 45, of Floral City, at 3:47 Citrus County Detention Facility. His bond was Continued from Page A1 supplies around the Crystal River facil- p.m. Oct. 6 on a misdemeanor charge of crim- set at $30,000. ity have always been safe from ash im- In June 2019, Geosyntec Consultants pact, and what we’ve done is design a published its independent findings from solution so that they remain safe in the May 2018, October 2018 and March 2019 future.” samplings of Duke’s 26 monitoring wells. Norton said third-party scientists and These wells check for pollutants in engineers customized a three-step plan groundwater as it flows from the north- — to be published Oct. 12 — to control east to the southwest underneath Duke’s contaminants in its coal-ash landfill from local energy complex, its two coal-fired infiltrating the groundwater. Sassy Cups 2020 units and a 100-acre landfill storing soot First, Norton summarized, crews will ash from burned coal. dig out ash from the stormwater dishes In between nine and 16 of those wells surrounding three sides of the landfill. Geosyntec tested in 2018 and 2019 close Next, workers will rebuild the sedi- to the coal ash landfill, arsenic levels mentation basin collecting water run- Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness were as high as as 79.8 micrograms per ning off from Duke’s coal-ash landfill and liter (ug/L), lithium as high as 502 ug/L coal-storage site, before relining the and molybdenum up to 338 ug/L. nearby ground with a waterproof These metals are naturally found in barrier. soils, and maximum groundwater con- “There’s more to it than that,” Norton taminant levels set by the U.S. Environ- said, “but those are the key steps.” mental Protection Agency for arsenic, Necessary preliminary work for the lithium and molybdenum are 10, 40 and project is slated to start at the end of Oc- 100 ug/L, respectively. tober, Norton said, adding the job will Monitoring wells west of Duke’s coal take roughly six months to complete. Any ash landfill, closer to the Gulf of Mexico, feedback Duke gets from its public meet- did not show excessive contamination, ing will be implemented as work pro- Geosyntec reported. gresses, Norton said. Norton said there’s also no impact to “Even after we’re done,” he said, the nearest drinking wells four miles to “we’re going to keep testing the monitor- “H ur “Bouys’, il Therapy” ands On Res “Check Yo the east of the impacted site. ing wells to confirm the solutions work as “Reta earch” aver” itted by: Submitte It’s a Lifes “We’re dealing with groundwater that designed.” Subm d by: y: les Ladies Choc Submitted b Bloomingda olates ine que b al River Mar Thrifty Bouti y Vanessa Cryst

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000Z29Y 000Z5JR A8 Saturday, October 10, 2020 Local Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Around the COUNTY Harvest of Hope Banquet set Thursday, Oct. 22, online. The program will focus on The The goal is to raise $50,000 for those without a home. Path’s ministry to the addicted, displaced and lost, and the To register online, visit www.PathOfCitrus.org and click on The Path’s 18th annual Harvest of Hope Banquet celebra- community’s impact on helping transform those lives. Path the Harvest of Hope banner. Sponsorships are welcome. tion and fundraiser has gone virtual. graduates and program leaders will share their testimonies, as For questions and information, call 352-527-6500 ext. 5. The event will take place from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. well as stories of hope and accomplishments this year. — From staff reports

n WHAT: Crystal River City Council, Seat 5. n COVERS: City of Crystal River; residents vote Nov. 3, n TERM: Four years. n WHO: Robert Holmes and Terry Thompson. 2020 n PAY: Monthly stipend of $548; $6,584 a year.

n NAME: Robert Holmes. n NAME: Terry Thompson. HOLMES n AGE: 63. THOMPSON n AGE: 76. Continued from Page A1 Continued from Page A1 n OCCUPATION: A U.S. Coast n OCCUPATION: Realtor. Guard veteran and retired 35- council dais, Holmes said he’s al- year employee for Florida Power up the background a city council member n CITY INVOLVEMENT: This is Thompson’s ways willing to adapt to policy at its former nuclear and coal needs to help Crystal River grow. first try for a spot in Crystal River changes if they benefit city locals, plants north of Crystal River. His campaign platform? Get the city ready government. He’s served for different businesses and progress. to handle a population boom courtesy of the citizenry boards in Marion County for “I want to keep Crystal River n CITY INVOLVEMENT: Holmes encroaching Suncoast Parkway toward State 25 years, including planning and growing smartly,” he said. “I just has served as a city councilman Road 44. zoning. from 1986 to 1999, from 2002 want to be a voice for the people “It will tremendously change the city,” n WEBSITE/FACEBOOK PAGE: facebook. to 2006 and again from 2012 Thompson said, “and if we’re not ready to whenever change is coming on.” com/terrythompsonforcrystalriver. Crystal River will be ready for to 2020. hold our city the way we want it, we’re going whatever traffic the Suncoast Park- n EMAIL: reholmes2020@ to lose it.” n EMAIL: [email protected]. way brings to the city once it con- gmail.com. Thompson said Crystal River officials ar- nects to State Road 44, Holmes said. en’t moving fast enough to prep the city for an “So people don’t have to take car down- Holmes said he’ll continue push- around Copeland Park south of S.R. influx of tourism, incoming homeowners and town,” he said, adding he’ll be in touch with ing city staff ’s reshaping of land-use 44 by building better rainwater potential developers spurred by the area mom-and-pop shops to get feedback. policies to fit the needs of city citi- drainage systems and sidewalks. roadway. Thompson said council should pursue zens and developers, especially “There’s always something we “I think we need to get these projects done other location options for its future city hall, when it comes to parking and storm- can do to help other people improve as quickly as possible,” he said of the city’s possibly in one of the larger buildings within water control. their neighborhoods,” he said. unfinished Riverwalk boardwalk, its planned the Crystal River Mall. Hosting charrettes and other pub- Lack of city parking is another splash pad park and incorporation of its “A study needs to be done again,” he said. lic forums, Holmes specified, will concern for Holmes, who wants the Crosstown Trail with county pathways. To keep heavy trucks and semitrailers be pivotal in keeping council’s com- city to work with property owners To fund major improvement and utility from chugging through the quaint city center munications with constituents on supplying more car spots, espe- projects, Thompson wants to strengthen the via U.S. 19, Thompson said he’s in favor of strong. cially for festivals and events. city’s relationship with its state senator and advertising Turkey Oak Drive as more of a “I’d like to keep the people in- Holmes said he’s been searching incoming Florida Senate president Wilton bypass. volved,” he said, adding he’s in for grants to try and transform parts Simpson, R-Trilby. Thompson said the city is doing what’s nec- favor of a public committee forming of Yeomans Park off of Turkey Oak “Now is the time to have someone like my- essary to force a handful of blighted commer- to review the city charter. Drive into a stormwater system and self work with those people on a day-to-day cial lots to fall in line with codes by having its City building codes, Holmes dog park, while still keeping its nat- basis,” Thompson said. attorney threaten foreclosure for prior liens added, will also have to be updated ural look. Thompson doesn’t want city council to ig- and fines. once the Federal Emergency Man- He’d also like to prioritizing find- nore its communities outside of downtown, He said the city should also look at provid- agement Agency (FEMA) raises ing a home for a boat ramp that will like neighborhoods east of U.S. 19, around ing a better incentive or punishment pro- base-flood levels for the area early replace the city’s current ramp to Copeland Park and in Woodland Estates. grams for residents having trouble caring for next year. King’s Bay within the Dockside These areas don’t need a costly or grand their homesteads. This means constructing taller Shoppes plaza off of U.S. 19. project to improve their surroundings, “There is nothing out there right now that and being more mindful of building Holmes said he’ll make sure city Thompson said, but more attention is needed can be brought against individual homeown- footprints within the city. council doesn’t have to raise taxes for their streetscapes and sidewalks. ers if their house is rundown,” Thompson “It’s going to have to change,” to fund unnecessary projects and “Those are projects that could be done,” he said. Holmes said, “a lot of the mindsets endeavors, and he’ll continue advo- said. “We have those people paying the equal Thompson said his time as a Realtor has are going to have to change.” cating and showcasing the city’s number of taxes, too. I’d be interested in made him a specialist at compromising and Holmes, the only council member future. hearing complaints.” finding fair solutions for city stakeholders. who lives east of U.S. 19, said coun- “I want to start showing Crystal Thompson said he wants to ease the lack of “I believe I’ll be a good addition to city cil must focus more on improving River,” he said, “and what we’ve city parking by possibly expanding the city’s council,” he said. “I’ll work with people; I’m the neighborhoods there and done.” trolley to more stops. a good listener.”

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52-WEEK RANGE MATX 46.5% 26.0 6.0 2,700 22,000 Price-earnings ratio: 25 AOMJ JAS AOMJ JAS $24 $53 (Based on past 12-month results) Div. yield: 1.8% Dividend: $0.92 AP *annualized Source: FactSet StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG YTD DOW 28,676.29 28,440.63 28,586.90 +161.39 +0.57% +0.17% NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 11,912.64 11,767.89 11,861.95 +99.39 +0.84% +8.81% DOW Util. 880.25 869.68 875.81 +0.51 +0.06% -0.38% Nation & World BRIEFS Vol. (in mil.) 3,532 3,358 NYSE Comp. 13,297.00 13,207.59 13,252.62 +62.04 +0.47% -4.75% Pvs. Volume 3,484 3,328 NASDAQ 11,581.23 11,476.66 11,579.94 +158.96 +1.39% +29.06% Stocks climb, closing out UN: New daily record as virus Advanced 1288 1794 S&P 500 3,482.34 3,458.07 3,477.13 +30.30 +0.88% +7.63% Declined 1242 1275 S&P 400 2,010.39 1,990.90 1,996.36 +4.82 +0.24% -3.23% biggest weekly gain in months cases hit more than 350K New Highs 153 177 Wilshire 5000 35,934.61 35,700.23 35,881.25 +305.98 +0.86% +9.11% New Lows 4 16 Russell 2000 1,645.04 1,630.71 1,637.55 +9.00 +0.55% -1.85% Wall Street closed out its best week in GENEVA — The World Health Organiza- three months Friday as investors drew en- tion has announced a new daily record high Stocks of Local Interest couragement from ongoing negotiations on in coronavirus cases confirmed worldwide, 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR Capitol Hill aimed at delivering more aid to with more than 350,000 infections reported to NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV the ailing U.S. economy. the U.N. health agency on Friday. AT&T Inc T 26.08 2 39.70 28.32 -.29 -1.0 s t t -27.5 -18.0 14 2.08 The S&P 500 rose 0.9%, its third straight The new daily high of 350,766 cases sur- Ametek Inc AME 54.82 0 107.28 106.94 +.44 +0.4 s s s +7.2 +21.8 45 0.72 gain. The benchmark index ended the week passes a record set earlier this week by Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 32.58 5 93.96 59.50 -.13 -0.2 s s s -27.5 -35.6 15 1.10e with a 3.8% gain, its strongest rally since nearly 12,000. That tally includes more than early July. 109,000 cases from Europe alone. Bank of America BAC 17.95 5 35.72 25.36 +.12 +0.5 s t s -28.0 -9.6 9 0.72 Much of this week’s focus has been on In a press briefing on Friday, WHO emer- Capital City Bank CCBG 15.61 4 30.95 21.54 -.29 -1.3 s s s -29.4 -16.8 2 0.56 Washington, where President Donald Trump gencies chief Dr. Michael Ryan acknowl- Citigroup C 32.00 3 83.11 44.93 +.21 +0.5 s t s -43.8 -31.2 6 2.04 sent markets on a sudden skid Tuesday after edged that even as COVID-19 continues to Disney DIS 79.07 7 153.41 124.98 +1.89 +1.5 s t s -13.6 -5.4 17 1. 76 he halted negotiations on a support package surge across the world, “there are no new Duke Energy DUK 62.13 8 103.79 93.30 +.15 +0.2 s s s +2.3 -1.9 23 3.86f for the economy until after the election. He answers.” EPR Properties EPR 12.56 2 79.80 24.76 -.57 -2.3 t t t -64.9 -65.3 7 4.32 appeared to change his mind a few hours He said that although the agency wants Equity Commonwealth EQC 24.38 5 30.97 27.49 +.18 +0.7 s s s -5.2 -2.1 28 2.50e later, however. On Friday, Trump was cheer- countries to avoid the punishing lockdowns Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 2 73.12 34.74 -.52 -1.5 s t s -50.2 -45.6 8 3.48 leading the prospect of a deal, declaring on that have devastated economies, govern- Ford Motor F 3.96 6 9.58 7.25 -.10 -1.4 s s s -22.0 -13.3 6 ... Twitter that talks on a new aid package are ments must ensure the most vulnerable peo- Gen Electric GE 5.48 2 13.26 6.84 +.19 +2.9 s s s -38.7 -25.8 dd 0.04 “moving along. Go Big!” ple are protected and numerous measures HCA Holdings Inc HCA 58.38 9 151.97 133.96 +2.13 +1.6 s r s -9.4 +9.9 20 1.72f “The fact that Trump reversed course, I must be taken. think, has given people optimism again,” said “The majority of people in the world are still Home Depot HD 140.63 0 292.95 285.92 +1.40 +0.5 s s s +30.9 +27.3 29 6.00 Randy Frederick, vice president of trading & susceptible to this disease,” Ryan warned. Intel Corp INTC 43.63 4 69.29 52.82 -.55 -1.0 s s s -11.7 +6.6 18 1.32 derivatives at Charles Schwab. He said countries should focus not just on re- IBM IBM 90.56 6 158.75 127.79 -3.70 -2.8 s s s -4.7 -7.6 13 6.52 The market’s solid finish follows a week- strictive measures, but also on bolstering LKQ Corporation LKQ 13.31 8 36.63 30.52 -.20 -0.7 s t s -14.5 +0.1 17 ... slong run of mostly shaky trading over wor- their surveillance systems, testing, contact Lowes Cos LOW 60.00 0 171.72 173.23 +2.36 +1.4 s s s +44.6 +57.7 38 2.20 ries that Congress and the White House tracing and ensuring populations are Lumen Technologies LUMN 8.16 3 15.30 10.11 -.02 -0.2 s t s -23.5 -3.6 4 1.00 won’t deliver more support for the economy engaged. McDonalds Corp MCD 124.23 0 228.66 224.83 -.97 -0.4 s s s +13.8 +9.2 34 5.00 as it reels from the impact of the pandemic As the virus continues to surge across Eu- Microsoft Corp MSFT 132.52 9 232.86 215.81 +5.23 +2.5 s s s +36.8 +54.5 43 2.24f and concerns that stock prices simply got too rope and elsewhere, Ryan acknowledged Motorola Solutions MSI 120.77 7 187.49 166.78 +4.01 +2.5 s s s +3.5 -2.9 31 2.56 high during the summer. that restrictive measures might be warranted NextEra Energy NEE 174.80 0 301.98 302.91 +1.87 +0.6 s s s +25.1 +30.1 22 5.60 This week’s rollercoaster — where the at some point. 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Verizon Comm VZ 48.84 8 62.22 59.33 +.14 +0.2 s t t -3.4 +3.0 13 2.52f from the White House, it is hardly surprising Ryan said lockdowns “may be unavoidable Vodafone Group VOD 11.46 4 21.72 14.63 +.06 +0.4 s s s -24.3 -23.1 0.97e that investors elsewhere would prefer to wait where the disease has got out of control WalMart Strs WMT 102.00 9 151.33 142.78 +1.42 +1.0 s s s +20.1 +22.0 82 2.16f on the sidelines,” said Jeffrey Halley of again, but we shouldn’t accept that in every Walgreen Boots Alli WBA 33.88 1 64.50 36.34 -.73 -2.0 s s s -38.4 -27.4 7 1.87f Oanda in a report. “Unfortunately, things are country, the return of cases should be seen Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last unlikely to settle down over the next few with an immediate return of the need for lock- 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current weeks.” down restrictions.” annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. Globally, more than 36 million cases of PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Germany halts purchase of COVID-19 have been reported, including new rifles amid patent claim more than 1 million deaths. 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In crops, Platinum (oz) 887.90 858.20 +3.46 -8.6 from the country’s remilitarization under the David Schwimmer, chief executive of LSE soybean and Copper (lb) 3.08 3.04 +1.23 +10.2 70 corn prices rose. Palladium (oz) 2454.00 2393.80 +2.51 +28.5 Nazis. Toward the end of World War II it de- Group. 60 veloped the StG 44 assault rifle, considered AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD JOAS Suspended officials sue Cattle (lb) 1. 10 1. 10 +0.15 -11.9 52-week range a major influence for the AK-47. Coffee (lb) 1. 12 1. 10 +1.18 -14.0 $61.65 $85.97 Voice of America agency Corn (bu) 3.95 3.87 +2.07 +1.9 Vol.: 9.2m (1.0x avg.) PE: ... Two former eBay employees Cotton (lb) 0.68 0.66 +0.23 -2.0 Mkt. 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His moves, Close: $4.61 0.50 or 12.2% STInvmGrdAdmrl10.99 ... +4.4 +4.6 +3.7 +3.1 The networking company raised its names and address online, advertising things however, have been criticized by both Demo- TrgtRtr2025Inv 21.00 +.10 +5.3 +12.3 +7.3 +8.2 fiscal first-quarter earnings and rev- like yard sales and encouraging strangers to cratic and Republican lawmakers who control TrgtRtr2030Inv 38.56 +.20 +5.2 +13.3 +7.5 +8.6 enue forecasts. knock on the door if the pair wasn’t outside, the agency’s budget. TtBMIdxAdmrl 11.58 ... +6.7 +6.0 +5.2 +4.1 TtInBIdxAdmrl 23.27 +.01 +3.6 +2.0 +5.2 +4.4 $6 officials said. Democrats in particular have expressed TtInSIdxAdmrl 28.80 ... -2.2 +8.9 +2.0 +5.6 5 The couple was targeted after their news- alarm about Pack’s actions, which they fear TtInSIdxInv 17.22 ... -2.3 +8.8 +2.0 +5.5 4 letter published an article about a lawsuit filed are aimed at turning VOA and other U.S.- TtlSMIdxAdmrl 85.59 ... +8.9 +22.1 +12.3 +13.3 3 by eBay accusing Amazon of poaching its funded broadcasters like Radio Free Europe/ TtlSMIdxInv 85.57 ... +8.8 +22.0 +12.2 +13.2 JOAS WlngtnAdmrl 76.92 +.39 +4.6 +11.6 +8.9 +9.7 52-week range sellers, investigators said. Radio Liberty, Middle East Broadcasting Net- $1.43 $8.00 WlslyIncAdmrl 67.44 +.05 +4.2 +7.2 +6.7 +7.3 An email seeking comment were sent Fri- works, and the Cuba-focused Radio/TV Marti Vol.: 3.5m (3.4x avg.) PE: ... *– Annualized; d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a day to an attorney for Zea. An attorney for into Trump propaganda outlets. Mkt. Cap: $554.2 m Yield: ... marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. Popp declined to comment. — From wire reports HCA Healthcare HCA Close: $133.96 2.13 or 1.6% The health care services company expects its third-quarter revenue to beat Wall Street forecasts.

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OpinionCitrus County Chronicle CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE ENDORSEMENT EDITORIAL BOARD Gerry Mulligan...... publisher Mike Arnold...... editor Curt Ebitz...... citizen member Vote no on Amendments Mac Harris...... citizen member Rebecca Martin...... citizen member Jeff Bryan...... managing editor, news F o u n d e d 1, 2, 3 and 4; and yes on Sarah Gatling by Albert M...... managing editor, copy desk Williamson Gwen Bittner...... community editor “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus Amendments 5 and 6 The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. ne of the things voters two elections. most often ask for THE ISSUE: Chronicle: This amend- Oguidance on is how to Six Amendments to ment throws up a roadblock vote on the amendments to Florida’s Constitution. to citizen initiatives. While LETTERS Florida’s Constitution. we do not always support to the Editor The Chronicle Editorial OUR OPINION: the citizen initiatives (we Board offers the following are recommending voters to Only Amendments 5 and Cottrell will bring OPINIONS INVITED guidance on voting for the reject all four citizen initia- six amendments on your 6 deserve yes votes. about change n Viewpoints depicted in political tives this election cycle) we cartoons, columns or letters do Nov. 3 General Election bal- fiercely defend their right to Dana Cottrell is running payroll demands and costs not necessarily represent the opin- lot this year. attempt to make changes to for U.S. House of Represen- ion of the editorial board. will be passed along to con- The Chronicle is recom- the constitution. As Flori- tatives in our 11th Congres- n We reserve the right to edit sumers. Additionally, they mending voters reject da’s legislators move further sional District. Dana is a letters for length, libel, fairness will be more likely to seek and good taste. Amendments 1, 2, 3 and 4 away from the will of the teacher, wife and mother, and less costly automation ave- is running a grass-roots cam- n Letters must be no longer than and to vote yes on Amend- people it is important that nues, costing more jobs. We paign to bring about needed 400 words, and writers will be ments 5 and 6. we protect the citizens’ right limited to four letters per month. Amendment 1: Citizenship agree the wealth divide has change in Washington. to counteract their n SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, Requirement to Vote in gotten out of hand, but arti- Let’s start with health care 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., mistakes. Florida Elections ficially raising the minimum and Social Security: Dana be- Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to Vote: No lieves that every American cit- 352-563-3280; or email to Ballot summary: This wage is not the answer. Amendment 5: Limitation izen has the right to affordable [email protected]. amendment provides that Vote: No on Homestead Assessments health care, including medi- only United States Citizens Amendment 3: All Voters cal, dental, vision, hearing, are set to be followed, not bro- who are at least 18 years of Vote in Primary Elections Ballot summary: Propos- and pharmaceutical. She will ken. At our one-on-one meet- age, a permanent resident of for State Legislature, Gover- ing an amendment to the ing he could not have been work towards making sure Florida, and registered to nor, and Cabinet State Constitution, effective that Medicare and Social Se- more attentive. Ballot summary: Allows date Jan. 1, 2021, to increase, curity are strengthened to pro- vote, as provided by law, shall be qualified to vote in all registered voters to vote from two years to three tect our senior citizens. Bill Claustre years, the period of time Inverness a Florida election. in primaries for state Legis- As for economic growth, during which accrued Save- Dana would like to see stron- Chronicle: This amend- lature, governor and cabinet ger efforts to assist Americans Alexander a ment seeks to replace the regardless of political party Our-Homes benefits may be through COVID-19 and its eco- phrase “every citizen of the affiliation. All candidates transferred from a prior nomic impact. She disagreed moral, family man United States” with “only a for an office, including party homestead to a new with the tax cuts in 2017 for I am honored to endorse citizen of the United States” nominated candidates, ap- homestead. the wealthiest American citi- Lee Alexander as Sheriff of in Article VI, Section 2 of pear on the same primary Chronicle: The Chronicle zens, and wants to see the tax Citrus County. the Florida Constitution. ballot. Two highest vote get- supports increasing the time codes made more fair for all. As the former Chief of Po- For the rest of the language, ters advance to the general a homeowner has to transfer Environmental issues are lice of Inverness, I had the there are already provisions election. If only two candi- their tax benefits from a top priorities for Dana. She privilege of working with Lee in the state constitution on dates qualify, no primary is previous homestead to a supports full enforcement and Alexander in law enforce- who is qualified to vote and held and the winner is de- new homestead. The bene- funding of the Clean Air and ment for several years. Clean Water Acts. She under- non U.S. citizens are already termined in the general fits would be anywhere from During this time I found Lee election. Candidate’s party stands the threat of global to be an excellent officer and not allowed to vote. This $25,000 to $50,000 in tax ex- warming and supports pollu- investigator who was always amendment is unnecessary. affiliation may appear on emptions for a homeowner. tion controls and clean energy. willing to do what was neces- Vote: No the ballot as provided by Vote: Ye s And, Dana is a vocal sup- sary to make Inverness a safe Amendment 2: Raising law. Effective Jan. 1, 2024. Amendment 6: Ad Valorem porter of equal rights for and secure place to live, Florida’s Minimum Wage Chronicle: This amend- Tax Discount for Spouses of every American, without dis- work and visit. Ballot ment seeks to improve the Certain Deceased Veterans crimination. That includes I know Lee personally to Ballot summary: Raises voting process and give dis- Who Had Permanent, Com- equal protection under the be a very moral family man minimum wage to $10 per enfranchised voters a say. law for everyone: LGBTQ cit- bat-Related Disabilities whom I would trust as Sheriff hour effective Sept. 30, 2021. For example, If only one Ballot summary: Provides izens, women, racial and reli- of Citrus County. I therefore party puts forth a candidate gious groups. She states, “I Each Sept. 30 thereafter, that the homestead property endorse Lee Alexander as minimum wage shall in- for an office in the primary vow to support all efforts to your sheriff. tax discount for certain vet- end injustice and discrimina- crease by $1 per hour until everyone, regardless of erans with permanent party affiliation should be tion. When we improve for the minimum wage reaches combat-related disabilities William Vitt able to vote in that race. one, we improve for all.” $15 per hour on Sept. 30, carries over to such veter- Buckhannon, West Virginia However, some savvy politi- These are just a few of the 2026. From that point for- an’s surviving spouse who reasons that I support Dana ward, future minimum wage cal operatives block the op- holds legal or beneficial Cottrell for representative. Leave politics increases shall revert to posing party by placing an title to, and who perma- You can learn more about on the shore being adjusted annually for NPA candidate on the bal- her positions at her website, nently resides on, the home- I love fishing and boating, inflation starting Sept. 30, lot. This amendment does https://dana2020.com. Dana stead property, until he or always have. I moved from the 2027. not fix that glitch. In fact, will work for us and bring a she remarries or sells or middle of the state to Crystal Chronicle: Supporters of the way it is written, it could breath of much-needed fresh River so I could be close to it. otherwise disposes of the air to Congress. this amendment want to force one party out of ad- That moment when you push give all Floridians a living vancing a candidate into the property. The discount may away from the dock is always a be transferred to a new Betty Honkonen wage. A likely popular con- General Election. wonderful feeling for me. Its homestead property of the Lecanto cept on the surface, but Vote: No not all about how many keep- when we dig deeper this Amendment 4: Voter Ap- surviving spouse under cer- ers I go home with, or how amendment is not sound. proval of Constitutional tain conditions. The amend- Webster meeting was many scallops made it in the The amendment calls for an Amendments ment takes effect Jan. 1, for listening only bucket. Its that feeling of get- 2021. ting away from it all. Leaving extraordinary increase in Ballot summary: Requires I would feel remiss if I Chronicle: The sacrifices all the stress and drama of this wages over a short period of all proposed amendments didn’t respond to the Oct. 7 let- world back on land if only for time. On the heels of the or revisions to the state con- made by veterans with ter to the editor, “Webster not a handful of hours. pandemic, this amendment stitution to be approved by combat-related disabilities responsive.” I was out Wednesday by could cripple the businesses the voters in two elections, are also shared by their fam- I have been to a number of 8 a.m., already had three keep- that do survive 2020. If instead of one, in order to ilies. The surviving spouses Rep. Webster’s “listening ses- deserve this property tax sions,” including the one in ers in the box and got to see passed, businesses will be take effect. The proposal ap- Beverly Hills described by Ju- the biggest porpoise I’d ever forced to lay some employ- plies the current thresholds discount. dith Englert, and I feel a need seen sling a redfish 6 feet in ees off to meet the higher for passage to each of the Vote: Ye s to pass along to the rest of the the air. Yes sir, already a great story. One critical part of the day! story that was not disclosed in Unfortunately, not too long Candidate interviews paper is the guy smiling this — pouring water into an over- the letter is that Rep. Webster after that I was reminded of huge smile and the headline flowing glass already. That shel- makes it clear at the very be- the crap back on land. Here are helpful says, “Our little gem has been ter is so decrepit and do you ginning of every listening ses- come a couple boats with I’m very appreciative of the found,” as if that was a good want to pour more money into sion that in order to hear as music blaring and big Trump Chronicle for interview- thing. There’s a lot of us it or do you want to look at the many statements and ques- flags flying. Well, there went ing candidates for all OUND who doesn’t think that’s whole picture? Look to the fu- tions as possible, he will not my serenity. Out on the water the various offices and S a good thing. We don’t ture. It’s right next to the Inver- respond to any in order to lis- you’d think would be the one putting them in the like the fact our gem has ness Airport, which wants to place to give it a rest. I am not OFF ten to as many constituents as paper. It’s very helpful been found. We like the expand and, in time, will need a Trump supporter, but this is possible in the time allotted. since we can’t see them old Citrus County. I wish to. They need to move that shel- One must keep in mind that where I would draw a line. I’m in person. I especially all these money- ter to a fresh spot like Lecanto listening sessions were never not against an organized grabbing and money- intended to be town halls. Trump boat parade; to me, want to thank you for and leave that area for the In- hungry people would Those who have a need to that’s different. I don’t like it, the recent article about CALL verness Airport’s much-needed talk to the congressman in but I get it. I do support the the two candidates for leave us alone and quit expansion. person need to call his main Biden campaign but you’ll U.S. House — Cottrell 563-0579 trying to push the tour- Please dispose office and talk to his gate- never see a Biden flag on my and Webster — very, ists down our throat. We keeper; she will attempt to boat. Why not? Because it just very enlightening. (Re the Thurs- like our little, country of masks properly schedule an appointment for doesn’t feel right. So for good- day, Sept. 10, 2020, front-page county and I did not like that arti- In response to the Sound Off ness sake Trump people and you. In fact, the reason I re- story, “Webster, Cottrell face off cle at all. article in Sunday’s paper member this particular ses- Biden people, please give a again for Congress.”) Thank you (Sept. 13, 2020, “Clean up dis- sion in such detail is because I second thought before sport- Move animal shelter very much. carded masks”), that the county had a meeting with Rep. Web- ing your flag. Lets all get out to a fresh spot ster that very afternoon at his on the water and just be I don’t want should send cleanup people to Inverness office. He would not boaters. Another very important point pickup discarded masks in park- break his rules and respond to our gem found about moving the animal shel- ing lots and on the road: How me at the session, and for that Stephen Brusko Today’s Saturday, Sept. 12, ter to Lecanto: It’s kind of like about the users of the masks I totally respect him. Rules Crystal River and on the front page of the — if you don’t mind an analogy discard them properly?

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NationCitrus & County CWhronicle orld Nation & World BRIEFS 25th Amendment option Dove misleading information — whether about COVID, civic integrity or for including ma- Pelosi lays nipulated photos or videos. Beginning next week, people who want to retweet such out proposal posts will see a prompt pointing them to credible in- to remove formation about the topic be- fore they are able to retweet it. The step is designed to president make people pause and think, potentially slowing the Lisa Mascaro thoughtless retweets that are AP congressional JACQUELINE DORMER/ often a problem on the correspondent Republican-Herald platform. A dove perches on a WASHINGTON — hanging flower basket in Bars, indoor House Speaker Nancy front of City Hall in dining to close in Pelosi is questioning downtown Pottsville, Pa., President Donald on Friday, Oct. 9, 2020. Toronto amid virus Trump’s fitness to serve, TORONTO — Canada’s announcing legislation Associated Press Ex-cop charged in most populous province is Thursday that would Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., holds a news conference at the prohibiting indoor dining in create a commission to Capitol in Washington, Friday, Oct. 9, 2020. Joined by Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., Floyd’s death to restaurants and bars in To- allow Congress to inter- Pelosi wants legislation that would create a future commission to allow Congress vene under the 25th live out of state ronto and Ottawa and clos- to intervene under the 25th Amendment to the Constitution and remove a ing gyms and theaters as Amendment to the Con- president from executive duties. MINNEAPOLIS — A Min- stitution and remove nesota judge cited safety Ontario marked a record the president from ex- condition of the presi- are fast turning into a ref- commission as outlined concerns as he issued new 939 new cases of the coro- ecutive duties. dent,” Pelosi said, later erendum on Trump’s under the 25th Amend- conditions of release for an navirus on Friday. Just weeks before the invoking the 25th Amend- handling of the coronavi- ment, which was passed ex-Minneapolis police officer The Ontario government Nov. 3 election, Pelosi ment, which allows a rus pandemic. More than by Congress and ratified charged in the death of said the measures will go into said Trump needs to dis- president’s cabinet or 210,000 Americans have in 1967 as way to ensure George Floyd that would effect on Saturday and be in close more about his Congress to intervene died and millions more a continuity of power in allow him to live in a neigh- place for at least 28 days. health after his COVID-19 when a president is un- infected by the virus that the aftermath of Presi- boring state while he awaits The Peel region just outside diagnosis. She noted able to conduct the du- shows no signs of abating dent John F. Kennedy’s trial. of Toronto will also see the Trump’s “strange tweet” ties of the office. heading into what public assassination. new restrictions. halting talks on a new Trump responded health experts warn will It says the vice presi- Derek Chauvin posted $1 million bond on Wednes- The government is asking coronavirus aid package swiftly via Twitter. be a difficult flu season dent and a majority of people in those areas to — he subsequently tried “Crazy Nancy is the and winter. principal officers of the day and was allowed to walk leave their homes only for to reverse course — and one who should be Congress is not in leg- executive departments free from the maximum se- said Americans need to under observation. islative session, and so “or of such other body curity state prison where he essential purposes. Ontario know when, exactly, he They don’t call her any serious consider- as Congress” may by law had been held for his safety Premier Doug Ford said if first contracted COVID Crazy for nothing!” the ation of the measure, let provide a declaration to since shortly after his arrest. current trends continue, the as others in the White president said. alone votes in the House Congress that the presi- Floyd died after Chauvin, province could experience House became infected. The president’s oppo- or Senate, is unlikely. dent “is unable to dis- who is white, pressed his “worst-case scenarios” seen On Friday, she plans to nents have discussed in- On Friday, Pelosi along charge the powers and knee against Floyd’s neck in northern Italy and New roll out the legislation voking the 25th with Rep. Jamie Raskin, duties of his office.” At for several minutes even York City earlier in the that would launch the Amendment for some D-Md., a constitutional that point, the vice pres- after the handcuffed Black pandemic. commission for review. time, but are raising it law professor, plan to roll ident would immedi- man pleaded for air before “If I didn’t make this deci- “The public needs to now, so close to Election out the legislation that ately assume the powers his death May 25. Chauvin sion now, I would be negli- know the health Day, as the campaigns would create a of acting president. was later charged with gent,” Ford said. “I know second-degree unintentional what this will do to busi- murder, third-degree murder nesses who are already and second-degree struggling.” manslaughter. Ford said the pandemic Chauvin’s release trig- has picked up speed and is Court OKs NY virus restrictions gered two nights of protests extremely serious, just three days after he said Ontario Marina Villeneuve said the state had an interest in pro- businesses in virus “red zones.” in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Associated Press tecting public safety. “And a mass gathering is not less Gov. Tim Walz mobilized Na- was flattening the epidemic In their lawsuit, rabbis, leaders of dangerous simply because it is reli- tional Guard troops and curve. ALBANY, N.Y. — A federal judge synagogues and the national Ortho- gious in nature,” reads Cuomo’s fil- state law enforcement offi- Ontario Chief Medical Offi- refused Friday to block New York’s dox Jewish group Agudath Israel ing. “Moreover, ‘the right to practice cers to help keep the peace. cer of Health Dr. David Wil- plan to temporarily limit the size of had argued that Gov. Andrew Cuomo religion freely does not include lib- Three other fired former offi- liams said the measures religious gatherings in COVID-19 was singling out Jews amid the on- erty to expose the community ... to cers who also face charges would not have been neces- hot spots. going Sukkot festival and this week- communicable disease.’” in the case were released on sary if more people had fol- U.S. District Judge Judge Kiyo end’s Simchat Torah, which marks The legal battle over Cuomo’s bond earlier. Their trial is set lowed public health Matsumoto issued the ruling after the annual cycle of reading the COVID-19 restrictions is expected to for March. guidelines and worn masks an emergency hearing in a lawsuit Torah. continue for months. Religious Hennepin County District and socially distanced. brought by rabbis and synagogues, “That targeting of a religious mi- groups say large churches and tem- Judge Peter Cahill said in an Canadian Prime Minister arguing the restrictions were uncon- nority on the eve of its holidays is ples built to accommodate hundreds order released Friday but Justin Trudeau has said stitutional. They had sought to have reason enough to reject all of defen- of people can surely safety handle dated Thursday that the Canada is experiencing a enforcement delayed until at least dant’s arguments and allow plain- more than 10 or 25 people at a time, second wave of COVID-19. after Jewish holy days this tiffs to celebrate their holidays this with the proper social distancing in state Department of Correc- weekend. weekend as they have for over 2,000 place. tions, which is supervising Japan towns seek The rules limit indoor prayer ser- years,” the groups argued in a Fri- Agudah Chairman Shlomo Werdi- Chauvin while he’s on re- vices to 10 people in areas where day court filing. ger expressed his regret over the lease, presented evidence in to host nuclear the virus is spreading fastest. In The Roman Catholic Diocese of ruling and called upon Cuomo and private “supporting safety waste storage other areas within hot spots, indoor Brooklyn also filed a lawsuit chal- other governmental officials to be concerns that have arisen.” TOKYO — Two remote religious services are capped at lenging the restrictions. more solicitous of the community’s The order did not say what towns in northern Japan 25 people. The Democratic governor’s attor- legitimate religious needs. that evidence entailed. struggling with rapidly graying The restrictions apply in six des- neys argued in court filings he didn’t “We appeal to our elected officials Chauvin’s previous condi- and shrinking populations ignated areas in parts of New York single out the Orthodox Jewish com- and executive agencies to work with tions prohibited him from signed up Friday to possibly City, Rockland and Orange counties, munity for negative treatment, but us collaboratively in developing pol- leaving Minnesota without host a high-level radioactive and part of Binghamton. Nonessen- instead “clarified that this commu- icies that both ensure good health court permission and or- waste storage site as a tial businesses and schools have nity would not receive special treat- and allow us to practice our faith. It dered him to sign extradition means of economic survival. also been shut down in some of ment.” And he argued that houses of shouldn’t be necessary to have to waivers if he was released. those areas. worship receive more favorable fight these things out in court,” he Japanese utilities have Under the new conditions, Ruling from the bench, the judge treatment than non-essential said. about 16,000 tons of highly he “must establish residency radioactive spent fuel rods somewhere in the State of stored in cooling pools or Minnesota or a contiguous other interim sites, and there state as soon as possible” is no final repository for them and report it to his supervis- World Food Program wins Peace Nobel in Japan — a situation called ing officer. His address will “a mansion without a toilet.” be shared with local law en- Dalatou commercial flights. Japan is in a dire situation forcement, but anyone who Mamane, Frank In bestowing what is following the virtual failure of is given his address is or- Jordans and arguably the world’s most an ambitious nuclear fuel re- dered to keep it confidential. Vanessa Gera prestigious prize on the cycling plan, in which pluto- Associated Press World Food Program, the Twitter tightens nium extracted from spent Norwegian committee is fuel was to be used in honoring an organization limits ahead NIAMEY, Niger — The still-unbuilt fast breeder reac- headed by David Beasley, World Food Program won of US election tors. The problem of accu- the Nobel Peace Prize on a Republican former OAKLAND, Calif. — Twit- mulating nuclear waste Friday for fighting hunger South Carolina governor and seeking to end its use nominated for the job by ter is imposing tough new came to the fore after the as “a weapon of war and President Donald Trump. rules that restrict candidates 2011 Fukushima nuclear conflict” at a time when Beasley said the prize from declaring premature power plant disaster. Finding the coronavirus pandemic rightly goes to his entire victory and tighten its mea- a community willing to host a has driven millions more team. sures against spreading mis- radioactive dump site is diffi- people to the brink of Associated Press “I know I’m not deserv- information, calling for cult, even with a raft of finan- starvation. In this Sept. 9, 2015 file photo, a child carries a parcel from ing of an award like this political violence and spread- cial enticements. Announcing the prize, the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) in Mwenezi, — but all the men and ing thoughtless commentary On Friday, Haruo Kata- Zimbabwe. The WFP has won the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize the Norwegian Nobel women around the world in the days leading up to and oka, the mayor of Suttsu Committee said it wished for its efforts to combat hunger and food insecurity around in the World Food Pro- the globe. following the Nov. 3 U.S. town on the northwestern “to turn the eyes of the gram and our partners election. coast of Hokkaido, applied in world towards the millions objections to international Ethiopia’s famine of 1984, who put their lives on the The social platform will re- Tokyo for preliminary gov- of people who suffer from cooperation,” committee the Asian tsunami of 2004 line every day to help move tweets that encourage ernment research on or face the threat of chair Berit Reiss-Ander- and the Haiti earthquake those in need, that is in- violence or call for people to whether its land would be hunger.” sen said. “We are sending of 2010. spiring and encouraging,” interfere with election re- suitable for highly radioactive The committee also said a signal to this type of na- It continues to bring as- he told The Associated it hoped that bestowing tionalism where the re- sistance to the world’s Press by phone from sults. Tweets that falsely waste storage for thousands the prize on the U.N. sponsibility for global most dangerous and pre- Niger. claim a candidate has won of years. agency would highlight affairs is not being faced.” carious places, from WFP staffers in Niger will be labeled to direct users Later Friday in Kamoenai the need to strengthen The Rome-based agency air-dropping food in South greeted Beasley with to the official U.S. election just north of Suttsu, village global solidarity and coop- was established in 1961 at Sudan and Syria to creat- cheers and applause as he results page on Twitter. chief Masayuki Takahashi eration in an era of go-it- the behest of U.S. Presi- ing an emergency delivery emerged to address a Twitter said Friday it is will announced his decision to alone nationalism. dent Dwight Eisenhower service that kept aid crowd after the announce- also make it more difficult to also apply for an initial feasi- “We are sending a signal and has brought aid to flowing even as pandemic ment. “I didn’t win it, you retweet posts it has labeled bility study. to every nation who raises multiple crises, including restrictions grounded won it,” he told them. to highlight the presence of — From wire reports A12 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Places Of Worship That Offer Love, Peace And Harmony To All.

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St. Timothy Shepherd First Baptist INVERNESS Lutheran Church of the Church 000XOQH ELCA Hills Of Hernando F IRST C HRISTIAN Reaching and restoring Saturday E PISCOPAL Informal Worship C HURCH O F lives through Jesus Christ Rev. Dr. Don Pratt w/Communion - 5:00 PM I NVERNESS C HURCH Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Inverness First UMC Transforming Community Through Join Pastor Patti Aupperlee Sunday Service We welcome you and invite you Sunday Service Service Time 10:00 AM Online and the congregation for The Love Of Jesus Christ. 10:45 a.m. w/Communion to worship with our family. Shortly afterwards the service Sunday Worship 8:00 AM & 10:30 AM Services: Sunday Evening Service Tom Thomas Saturday: 5:00 pm 6:00 p.m. is posted on the 8:30 am & 10:30 am Sunday School Minister Sunday: 8:00 & 10:30 am Wednesday Prayer Church’s Facebook page: Inverness First United 9:30 AM 000XORM Sunday School 10:30 am Meeting/Bible Study Sunday School - 9:40-10:20 am Sunday: 6:00 p.m. Methodist Church Drive-up 9:00 A . M . Sunday School Healing Service Youth - 10:30-11:30 am Rev. Keith Dendy You can also go Communion 000XORE 10:15 A . M . Worship Service Wednesday: 10:00 am “A Stephen Ministry Church” Wednesday: to the youtube channel: 1 PM - 2 PM 2540 W. Norvell Bryant Hwy. https://www.youtube.com/channel/ 6:00 P M . Bible Study (CR 486) 3790 E. Parson’s Point Rd. 8831 W. Bradshaw St. Hernando, FL 34442 UChla11DPk11/EgwPa5KNcyRg 1070 N. Suncoast Blvd., Crystal River Lecanto, Florida Homosassa, FL For more information call 2018 Colonade St., Inverness 352-726-6734 1140 Turner Camp Rd. (4/10 mile east of CR 491) 000XOSE 795-5325 344-1908 Visit us on the Web at Inverness, FL 34453 352-628-4083 www.sttimothylutherancrystalriver.com 352-527-0052 www.fbchernando.com 000XOS5 (352) 726-2522 www.SOTHEC.org www.invernessfirstumc.org Learn More at 1umc.org Rev. Joan E. Holden www.fccinv.com 000XOS8

THE S T . A NNE ’ S ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE SALVATION Redemption E PISCOPAL C HURCH 000YLDD CITRUS COUNTY CATHOLIC CHURCH ARMY CORPS. A Parish in the Christian Church Non Denominational SUNDAY Anglican Communion We Choose Hope SUNDAY Rector: Fr. Richard Chandler Sunday Sunday School Bible School ...... 9:00 Hope Lutheran Church Contemporary Service Citrus Springs 9:45 A.M. Worship ...... 10:00 Loving God 000YMMW Morning Worship Hour WEDNESDAY 10:00 am Saturday 4:30 p.m. Living Jesus Casual Service 11:00 A.M. Bible School ...... 6:30 000XOTF Wednesday Sunday Services: Sunday Services TUESDAY: Currently meeting at Bible Study Spoken Worship 8:00 a.m. East Citrus Community Center 8:00am - Drive-up Mass Home League 6:30 pm Sunday School 9:00 a.m. MASSES: 9907 East Gulf-to-Lake Highway Traditional 10:00 a.m. 11:30 A.M. 10:15am - Mass Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm Adult / Youth / Children Sunday: 8:00 am & 10:30 am Major Ken Fagan For more recorded & published at: Communion Served www.stanneschurchcr.org Nursery provided for all services. at All Services Confessions on Saturday: Major Linda Fagan information call 3:15 - 4:00 pm 352-422-6535 7961 W. Green Acres St. US 19 9870 West Fort Island Trail Homosassa, FL 9425 N. Citrus Springs Blvd. 352-628-7000 712 S. School Ave. Pastor Crystal River 1 mile west of Plantation Inn 352-489-5511 7040 S. Suncoast Blvd., Lecanto Todd www.christian-center.church Stephen Brisson, Pastor Homosassa, FL 34446 000XOTK 1/2 mile south of Cardinal St. & Walmart

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000XOPM [email protected] Pastor, Dave Shirkey 6:30 P . M . 6:30 P . M . LECANTO, FL 34461 Both will follow Covid-19 Guidelines! to join virtual service 352-422-7634 2105 N. Georgia Rd., 352-746-1270 Pastor William Earnhardt Please visit our website at facebook.com/Cowboy- PO Box 327 Crystal River, FL 34423 000XOUV WWW.UNITYOFCITRUS.ORG www.homosassaadventist.com ncuu.org for more information Church Phone (352)563-1577 Church-2426358544113840

000XOU0 The New Trinity 000XOV1 Independent Church Baptist Church Without Church of Christ Pastor John 8599 E. Marvin St., Floral City, FL Walls 726-2965 2840 E. Hayes Street, and Liz Hager Inverness “An Exciting & Growing A warm welcome always awaits Corner of Multi-Cultural Non-Denominational 1160 N. Dunkenfield Ave. you where we teach the true Croft and Hayes New Testament Bible. Congregation Crystal River (352) 726-0100 Ministering to the Sunday Bible Study Heart of 795-6720 9:30 a.m. “We don’t just say Citrus County” Sunday Worship something... 10:30 a.m. we have something 300 S. Kensington Ave. to say.” Lecanto, FL 34461 Senior Pastors & Founders WE STILL... use the old King First James Bible Presbyterian WE STILL... Preach the Stephen Ministry Congregation unsearchable Riches of Christ 4201 So. Pleasant Grove Rd. Hwy. 44 E @ (Hwy. 581 So.) Inverness, FL 34452 Washington Ave., Crossroad WE STILL... Inverness Have old-fashioned Dr. Douglas Alexander Sr. worship services & Lady “T” Alexander SUNDAY Baptist Service Times: Sunday WORSHIP Sunday School 9:00 am Sunday School SERVICES Chu rch Worship 10 am 10:30 am (Children, Teens, Adults) Worship Service 9:00 AM & 5335 E. J asmine Lane, 10:00 am 11:00 AM Inverness Jr. Church Wednesday 1 11 A m Service 7:00 pm 1 ⁄ 2 Miles North Of K-mart YouTube Visit Our Website or Off 41 North (Ages 4 To 12 Years) Hispanic / Bilingual Facebook and Steve and Jessica Miller Morning Service Services for Current You’re Invited Facebook Live 11 a m Friday at 7:00 pm “Reach, Information. gshernando.org Evening Service Restore, 000XO9M Web Site: To Our Services 6 p m www.fpcinverness.org Redeem” Facebook: Wednesday Bible Sunday Study 7 p m Small Groups www.facebook.com/First PresbyterianChurchofInverness 10:45 AM & 6:00 PM 9:30 a.m. Dennis W. Koch, Please join us for any YouTube: Wednesday or all services. Sunday Worship tinyurl.com/y9x23zk9 Pastor 6:00 PM We welcome you! Pastors 10:30 a.m 439 E. Norvell Bryant Hwy. Wednesday Worship Church Office 637-0770 Elvis & Pricila Crosthwaite Pastor Dr. Dennis Bennett Hernando, Florida and Youth Group Independent Ph: 352-344-2425 7:00 p.m. Fundamental Building is Barrier-Free [email protected] 000XODZ Nursery Available Pastor “The perfect church www.RedemptionPointAG.church Terry Roberts for people Ph: 726-0201 who aren’t” 000XOF8 (352) 726-1107 000XO9R OFFICE: 000XOA5 000Z3PQ CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE RELIGION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 A13 RELIGION NOTES The week-long harvest festival of enjoyable for everyone. The sched- are encouraged to wear masks and chapter. We meet at 7 p.m. Wednes- including social distancing, alternate Sukkot concludes with the joyous ule, subject to change, is as follows: to be sensitive to those who are day and 10 a.m. Sunday at 1145 NW pews with only same-family mem- celebration of the Torah — Simhat Sh’mini Atzeret — today, Saturday, wearing masks for their own safety. U.S. 19, Crystal River, behind the bers sitting together. Torah — today, Saturday, Oct. 10. Oct. 10, starting 10 a.m. and Sim- Reserved seating is no longer re- Crystal River Motel. Call us at 352- The entire sanctuary is sanitized We complete the year-long reading chat Torah — Sunday, Oct. 11, start- quired; however, seats are distanced 794-6789 any time. weekly. There is no direct contact of of the Torah with the very last chap- ing 10 a.m. for safety. Our service can still be Shepherd’s Way Baptist Church members, nor congregational sing- ter of Deuteronomy and then imme- Also, Cantor Alisa Forman, who found on YouTube and the time has at 965 N. Lecanto Highway in Le- ing, but musical performances by diately begin the new cycle with the will officiate at holiday and weekly moved to 5 p.m. and any time canto has a sign language inter- gospel artists are being shown on first verses of Genesis. Join us for a Shabbat services, is planning to re- throughout the week. preter versed in American Sign the big screen during the service. very spirited and meaningful prayer sume adult education in November. North Oak Church is at the corner Language to interpret both music The church service is at 9:30 a.m. service from 10-11:45 a.m. Congre- Our Kellner Auditorium is available of North Citrus Springs Boulevard and message at the 10 a.m. Sunday Sunday with Pastor Joyce Dunne. gation Kol Emet welcomes all to for social and other events. For infor- and North Elkcam Boulevard in Cit- service for those residents who are The services can also be viewed on our festival services. Services are mation or to join Zoom services or rus Springs. Visit northoakbc.org. hearing impaired. Facebook for those who prefer to re- open at no charge to the entire com- events, contact Barbara at On Saturday, Oct. 17, from Due to continuing uncertainties re- main home at this time. munity (persons of any faith). All ser- [email protected]. 2-6 p.m., Joy & Praise Fellowship garding the COVID-19 situation, the For more information, contact the vices will be conducted live via The Hills Church, 2 Civic Circle, church will host a free outdoor con- January concert at Homosassa Floral City United Methodist Church Zoom. The style of the services is in- Beverly Hills, welcomes everyone to cert featuring three great local First United Methodist Church has at 352-344-1771. For those attend- formal and casual. Prayer services visit the Drive-thru Live Nativity this church bands. There will be free been canceled. For the remaining ing, the church encourages every- are warm, welcoming and fully egali- Christmas season from 7-p.m. Fri- food and refreshments and games Music Series, gospel pianist Timothy one to bring nonperishable food to tarian. The services are a spiritual day and Saturday, Dec. 11 and 12. for kids. Limited seating will be pro- Noble will be featured Feb. 27. To be deposited in the entrance foyer mosaic featuring Hebrew chanting of For more information about the free, vided, so you’re encouraged to bring end this season, the “Neil Diamond that will be distributed to those in the traditional liturgy, contemporary family-friendly event, contact Nanci a chair or blanket. Come early so of the South,” Bobby Palermo, will need in Citrus County. English readings, commentaries and Martin at [email protected] you don’t miss any of the bands. take the stage March 7. First Baptist Church of Beverly explanations of the prayers, engag- or 352-746-6171. Visit us in person The church is at 6670 N. Lecanto Ticketing information will be Hills is open for Sunday service. Re- ing melodies for congregational or online at www.thehillscampus. Highway, Beverly Hills. forthcoming. strictions and social distancing still singing, silent meditation and words com/live. Redemption Christian Church Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, apply, and we ask that you wear of Torah to enhance the prayer ex- Celebrate Recovery meets every currently has changed its start time the Dunnellon Concert Series at masks for the comfort of others. We perience. All services will be con- Monday from 7-9 p.m. at Hills from 10:15 to 10 a.m. Dunnellon Presbyterian Church will continue with video of our ser- ducted by Hazzan Mordecai Kamlot, Church, 2 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills. Victory Baptist Church invites has been canceled for the fall quar- vices for those that may not yet be cantor/founding spiritual leader of It is a Christ-centered recovery the public to God and Country from ter. Plans will be made to start up comfortable with returning to church, the congregation. group for hurts, hang-ups and habits. noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, a again in January 2021 and further and many more that have enjoyed To receive the Zoom link to the Call Tom or Sheila Boss for more in- the church, 5040E. Shady Acres details will be posted as soon as the sermon from afar. services and for further information, formation, at 410-353-7857. Drive, Inverness. Special music by available. We appreciate everyone’s There are no youth activities yet, contact Hazzan Mordecai directly at The Church of Jesus Christ of the Ferguson Family and special continued support and look forward and children are welcome to attend 352-643-0995 or mkamlot2@gmail. Latter-day Saints, 3473 W. South- speakers Bobby Stewart, founder of to being together in 2021. service with their parents. Enjoy pas- com. ern St., Lecanto, has reopened the Faith of America, and Pastor Richard St. Thomas the Apostle Catho- tor’s sermons online at www.fbcbh. Congregation Beth Sholom, Family History Center. For more in- Harrison of Union Baptist Church. lic Church in Homosassa has re- com. Beverly Hills, is planning services for formation, contact Frances Austin at St. Timothy Lutheran Church in sumed Bereavement Support Group St. Anne’s Episcopal Church in upcoming holidays of Sh’mini 352-746-5943. Crystal River will not host their an- Thursday meetings in the hall behind Crystal River is open for 8 a.m. and Atzeret and Simchat Torah. Simchat October 18 begins a new sched- nual “Granny’s Attic” this October. the church. We take a positive ap- 10:15 a.m. Mass on Sunday. St. Torah is the holiday celebrating our ule of ministry at North Oak Church The group looks forward to having proach to grief by helping grievers Anne’s is at 9870 W. Fort Island Torah and concludes the annual and we invite anyone who is not cur- this event at a later date. learn how to make a new life.Thirty Trail, Crystal River. Call cycle of public Torah readings. We rently attending a church, to come A food pantry is provided by St. years of experience has taught us 352-795-2176. carry and dance with the Torahs in and check out what we have to offer. Timothy Church and LifeTree how to help make a positive differ- First Lutheran Church of Inver- the synagogue. Bible study for all ages begins at Church from 9:30 a.m. to noon ence in person’s life. The group ness has a food pantry from 10 a.m. There are still no in-house ser- 9 a.m., followed by one worship ser- every Tuesday at LifeTree Church, meets 1:15-3 p.m. St. Thomas the to 1 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and vices in consideration of the health vice at 10:45 a.m. Our worship is a 1501 SE U.S. 19 in Crystal River Apostle is on U.S. 19, 300 yards Thursday. The church has live ser- and safety of congregants and local blended style. Kid Worship also be- during the pandemic, outside in front southwest of Cardinal, just past vices at 9 a.m. for the time being, guests. We will have congregants gins at 10:45 for children 2 years of of the building. For more information, Walmart, on the west side. For infor- and a live podcast at www. hold up their own small Torahs or age through fifth grade in the Kid- call 352-403-1498. mation, call 352-220-1959. 1stlutheran.church will continue with other religious objects into their com- Zone with an energetic music style Calvary Chapel Crystal River is Floral City United Methodist all services and Bible studies on puter cameras as part of the service. and Bible truths designed just for a nondenominational church that fo- Church is in its main sanctuary for Wednesday. For more information, Our services are Conservative, but kids. cuses on the teaching and preaching Sunday 9:30 a.m. services. The call the church at 352-7261637. The we have many English readings, CDC guidelines are being fol- of the word of God. We study the church is following CDC guidelines church is at 1900 W. State Road 44, plus music to make services lowed with distancing and attendees Bible verse by verse, chapter by and Methodist district requirements Inverness.

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H ERNANDO S T . M ARGARET ’ S Our Lady of St Elizabeth S EVENTH - DAY E PISCOPAL Fatima Ann Seton A DVENTIST C HURCH C ATHOLIC C HURCH Catholic WELCOMES YOU BACK! C HURCH Pastor Gene Reuman Church Church Phone OPEN AT 50% CAPACITY WE ARE OPEN FOR 795-3079 V. David Lucas Jr. - Lead Pastor WEEKEND MASSES! Sunday Masses: 1880 N. Trucks Ave. Sunday 9am - Holy Eucharist 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. I NVERNESS Hernando, FL 34442 DAILY MASS Sunday Morning (352) 344-2008 Please follow us on MON.-SAT. 8:00AM Saturday Vigil Mass: C HURCH OF G OD Facebook and visit us at SAT. VIGIL MASS 4:00 p.m. Adult & Children’s Worship Come, Fellowship & www.stmaggie.org. 4:00PM 8:30 & 11:00 AM Sunday Services: Weekday Mass: Grow With Us In Jesus Sunday Sermons are up SUNDAY MASSES Sunday School 9:45 AM Worship Services...... 10:15 AM 8:30 a.m. on YouTube! Our food 7:30AM, 9:00AM Bible Study...... 9:00 AM Sabbath - Saturday Services pantry is still open on & 11:00AM Mon., Wed. and Friday Wednesday Sabbath School 9:30 am New seating and safeguards in place Tuesdays & Wednesdays ------Saturday Confession: Life Application Service Wednesday Night: Worship 11:00 am 9:30 am - 11:30 am. CONFESSION By Appointment Only Jam Session Youth Ministries & Teen SATURDAY 9AM-10AM Classes For All Ages at 7:00 PM Wednesday PLEASE STAY SAFE! Kid (ages 4-11) 7:00 PM 550 U.S. Hwy. 41 South, 1401 W. Country Club Blvd.

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RELIGIONCITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Church’s challenge for 2020

Nancy Kennedy GRACE NOTES Good to be home his past weekend, after being away for seven Tmonths, I went back to in-person church. My church meets on Saturday night and also Sunday morning, and I’ve always gone to the Sat- urday night service. During the coronavirus pan- demic shutdown, the church first went to an all-church virtual/ online service, and then some- time in July eased back into in-person Sunday worship services. Last weekend, they added back the Saturday night service. To be honest, it wasn’t an easy decision for me to go back. MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle file photo After seven months away, I’ve Members of the Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church prepare dolmades, a traditional Greek dish that includes seasoned beef and gotten used to being at home, rice wrapped in grape leaves for a previous Greek Festival held semi-annually at the church. Because of COVID-19, the festival for 2020 working from home, worship- will be unique: a drive-thru Gyrofest on Oct. 16 and 17. ping from home. I’ve got my laptop, my Kindle e-book reader, my TV, smart phone, husband and my cat — Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church still feeding body and soul what more do I need? I need my church, which is not well-attended Greek festivals, Kanaris festivals.” the building, but the people who Chronicle staff told the Chronicle in November 2011 Enter COVID-19. gather there. ack in 1981, a handful of people after Papadeas died at age 93. Even though the semi-annual festival Even so, it caught my breath to that would go on to become the In 1992, the parish began construction will not take place this month because of see the sanctuary again, the congregation of Archangel Mi- of the community center, which served the pandemic, people can still get their place I’ve called home for the B chael Greek Orthodox Church in Le- as a multi-purpose facility for everything fill of Greek eats at the Archangel Mi- past nearly 30 years. canto, began meeting in a duplex on Ella from church services and Greek festivals chael Greek Orthodox Church UNFesti- “It’s good to be home,” I Street in Inverness. to Bible study and many community val “Gyrofest” Friday, Oct. 16, and thought. Later, they moved to a storefront in events and receptions. Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020. Still, it wasn’t easy coming Lecanto. In 2007, construction began on the ma- From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day, the home after being away for so When the members wanted to build jestic Byzantine sanctuary, and in Janu- church will be serving gyro and other long. their own building, they held their first ary 2009, as the 42,000-pound golden Greek sandwiches and delicacies “drive- I’d gotten complacent being fundraising meeting at the former Emi- dome was hoisted onto the sanctuary, thru” style at the church at 4705 W. Gulf- away, which I hadn’t realized ly’s restaurant in Homosassa, owned by the late Mary Anne Dorsi, a church to-Lake Highway (State Road 44 West), until a few weeks ago when, George and Debbie Kanaris, members of member who had been a key player at Lecanto. during the pastor’s sermon St. Michael’s. every St. Michael’s Greek Festival until Drive up, place your order, pay at the about worship, I was eating pop- The church’s founding priest, the late her death in 2013, said, “This is a mous- pay station and pick up your food at the corn, leafing through the Sunday Rev. George Papadeas, pledged the first saka moment. This is a reward for us as pick-up station without leaving your car. newspaper and checking my $5,000. a church, but it’s also a huge event for There will also be an online silent phone. It was Papadeas’ idea to build a ban- the entire community. It means a lot of auction at www.archangelmichaelgoc During a sermon about quet hall and his idea for the moussaka and baklava sold at our fundraising.org through Oct. 31. worship. That’s when I realized how far I had drifted and how much I needed to get back home to my church family. The New Testament book of Hebrews says, “Some people have gotten out of the habit of meeting for worship, but we Knights honor family for September must not do that. We should keep on encouraging each other, espe- cially since you know that the Special to the Chronicle day of the Lord’s coming is get- ting closer” (Hebrews 10:25). Ben and Zerrin “Zee” It’s not good for a family to be Langer are the Knights of Co- apart, whether its members are at lumbus Council 6168 Septem- odds with one another or just be ber Family of the Month. complacent, content to be alone. “Ben and Zee are an under- The psalmist writes that God stated couple, working behind “sets the lonely in families” the scenes,” said Council 6168 (Psalm 68:6). He puts people Grand Knight Mike Belkin. who might not ever choose to be Ben has been involved with together into families. Our Lady of Grace Church in He does that with churches, Beverly Hills, the Knights of too. Columbus and the Air Force We were made for community. Association almost the entire At the end of his emails, one of time since they arrived in Pine our pastors always writes: “It Ridge in 2004. won’t be the same without you.” Zee, who is deeply patriotic He once told me that the and does not hesitate to sound thought is, “not only does the off, became committed to civic person who is not there miss out involvement after attending on something, but everyone the Citrus County Sheriff ’s Of- else’s experience is diminished fice Citizens Academy. For by the person’s absence. If the many years, she was a volun- Holy Spirit lives in each one of teer receptionist in the Emer- us, then there are things about gency Operations Center. God that I can only learn A naturalized citizen from through other people.” Turkey, she celebrates her citi- Of course, he said that several zenship anniversary every years ago, pre-COVID and year on Sept. 10, when in 1971 pre-social distancing. she became a citizen while in Even though now the practice the Air Force at Randolph of meeting together is changed AFB in San Antonio, Texas. and more challenging, the need To her, that date in Septem- for each other hasn’t changed. ber is second in importance In fact, it may be even more only to Holy Saturday 2003 Special to the Chronicle needed now. when she was baptized a Ben and Zee Langer are the September Knights of Columbus Council 6168 Family of the Month. Yes, it was definitely strange to Christian in St. Stephen’s be in church with most every- Catholic Church in Middle- both belong to the American Association and past secretary face both in church and other one’s face covered by a mask, burg, Virginia. Legion. He spent a career in of the Florida state AFA orga- organizations is transitioning but because we’re family, I rec- She retired from U.S. gov- public affairs on worldwide nization. He is a longtime leadership to new volunteers,” ognized everyone there, even ernment service in 2011 after assignments in the Air Force Council 6168 public relations Ben said. “Fewer people these after seven months. a career as a contracting offi- and later at the U.S. Depart- director, former church direc- days want to ‘belong,’ so some Absence has definitely made cer for the Federal Highway ment of Transportation in tor and past editor of the coun- of our fraternal, social and my heart grow fonder, and it was Administration, U.S. State De- Washington, D.C. cil’s newsletter as well as charitable organizations will good to be home. partment and U.S. Commerce Today, he is a member of the several civilian and military slip away unless we success- Department, with assignments pastoral council at Our Lady newspapers. fully confront this challenge.” Nancy Kennedy is the author in Washington, D.C.; Kabul, Af- of Grace Church, assigned re- Their son, John, is in the Council 6168 is part of the of “Move Over, Victoria — I ghanistan; Santo Domingo, sponsibility for “temporali- U.S. Foreign Service; he, his international Knights of Co- Know the Real Secret,” “Girl on a Dominican Republic; Teguci- ties,” stewardship and liaison wife Liz and daughter just left lumbus, the world's largest Swing” and “Lipstick Grace.” galpa, Honduras; Panama City, to the finance council. Latvia; and he is in language Catholic family fraternal ser- She can be reached at 352-564- Panama; and Willemstad, Ben also is the vice presi- training for a posting to vice organization with more 2927 or via email at nkennedy@ Curaçao. dent of Red Tail Memorial Albania. than 1.9 million members. It chronicleonline.com. Ben, too, is a veteran and Chapter 136 of the Air Force “The toughest challenge we welcomes new members. The Number: n College football/B2 n HS football/B2 12 n Sports briefs/B2 n Scoreboard/B3 Seasons since Tampa n Lottery, TV/B3 Bay has been in the n TV/B4 ALCS. The Rays will n Comics/B5 Citrusport County Chronicle s play Houston after elim- n Miami and Clemson n Tennis/B6 inating the Yankees. S meet tonight in n Classifieds/B6 Section B - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 ACC showdown./B2 Brosseau homer off Chapman lifts Rays night. The Rays are in the ALCS for Tampa Bay tops the first time since 2008, when they beat the Boston Red Sox in seven games. They lost to the Philadelphia Yankees 2-1 to Phillies. Brosseau and Chapman have a his- tory this season: Chapman threw a advance to ALCS 101 mph fastball near Brosseau’s head Sept. 1 in the ninth inning of the Rays’ Bernie Wilson AP sports writer 5-3 victory. Chapman likely had noth- ing against Brosseau personally, but SAN DIEGO — Mike Brosseau hom- the pitch was an apparent escalation ered off Aroldis Chapman with one out of a feud between the AL East rivals, in the eighth inning and the Tampa and it prompted Tampa Bay manager Bay Rays beat the New York Yankees Kevin Cash’s infamous declaration 2-1 Friday night to reach the AL Cham- that he has “a whole damn stable full pionship Series for the first time in of guys that throw 98 miles an hour.” 12 seasons. After Brosseau went undrafted, the The first career postseason homer Rays signed him in June 2016 for for the 26-year-old utilityman came $1,000. after a 10-pitch at-bat against the Yan- All-Star Austin Meadows also hom- kees’ vaunted, hard-throwing closer, ered for the Rays, connecting off ace who entered the game in the seventh Gerrit Cole in the fifth. Aaron Judge inning. Brosseau drove a 100 mph fast- tried to make a leaping catch but ball into the left field seats at Petco jammed his head into a padded Park for just the third hit for the Rays. overhang. Associated Press The Rays won the AL Division Se- Judge homered in the fourth. Tampa Bay’s Michael Brosseau (43) celebrates Friday night with Willy Adames after Brosseau ries 3-2 and will stay in San Diego to Cole, starting on short rest for the hit a solo home run during the eighth inning in Game 5 of an American League Division Series face the Houston Astros in the AL first time in his major league career, against the New York Yankees in San Diego. The Rays won 2-1 to win the series, three games Championship Series starting Sunday struck out nine in 5 1/3 innings. to two and will play Houston in the ALCS beginning Sunday. Panthers slip past CR Late TD pass lifts Lecanto over Pirates, 24-16 Chris Bernhardt Jr. Staff writer

CRYSTAL RIVER — This week, Lecanto didn’t rush out to an enor- mous lead and cruise to a blowout victory. This week the Panthers found themselves involved in an ugly game, marred by penalties and turnovers, against a county rival with a stout de- fense that rallied back to tie the score in the fourth quarter. But just as it did last Friday in a 67-0 rout over Central, Lecanto came out on the winning end of a far more dramatic matchup on Friday, Oct. 9, 2020, at Crystal River’s Earl Bram- lett Stadium, 24-16. “It’s a huge victory,” Lecanto head coach Wyndell “Chop” Alexander said. “At about 40-plus years of Le- canto High School I can’t imagine we’ve beaten Crystal River more than 4 or 5 times. It’s a huge victory for the kids and our program. “The challenge was to get us to set- tle down. We didn’t want to buy the hype of how good we are. I said Crys- tal River is a tough opponent, they’ll be extremely physical. It’ll be a dog- fight on both sides. It was a hard- nosed game. I’m glad we pulled together and pulled it out.” It was five years to the day that the Panthers (2-0) last defeated the Pi- rates (0-2) and this outcome ended an eight-game skid against county foes. This game also took over three MATT PFIFFNER/Chronicle hours to play in large part because of CJ Henry of Lecanto looks to elude a Crystal River defender during Friday’s football game at Earl Bramlett Stadium in Crystal River. Henry had a big punt return for a touchdown in the Panthers’ 24-16 triumph. See PANTHERS/Page B3 Heat top Lakers in Game 5 to stave off elimination

Tim Reynolds Los Angeles broke out all the stops: AP basketball writer Davis had shiny gold sneakers on, the hue similar to the Larry O’Brien Trophy, and LAKE BUENA VISTA — The trophy the team made the decision earlier in the was ready. week to skip on the scheduled purple uni- Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat de- forms and wear the black ones designed layed its appearance. The NBA Finals and inspired by Kobe Bryant instead. are not over, not after Butler and the Heat They were 4-0 in those uniforms. pulled off a virtuoso performance in They’re 4-1 now. Game 5 on Friday night. But Bryant, oh, how he would have Butler had 35 points, 12 rebounds and loved this fight. Drama, all the way to the 11 assists, and the Heat watched Danny end. Green’s wide-open 3-pointer in the final Robinson’s 3-pointer with 3:13 left put seconds bounce off the rim on the way to Miami up by two, and started a stretch beating Los Angeles 111-108 — cutting the where the next nine scoring possessions Lakers’ lead in the title series to 3-2. from either side resulted in a tie or a lead Game 6 is Sunday night. change. Duncan Robinson had 26 points for Back and forth they went. Butler got Miami, which used seven players. Kend- fouled with 46.7 seconds left, then rick Nunn had 14 points, Bam Adebayo slumped over the baseline video boards, 13, Tyler Herro 12 and Jae Crowder 11. clearly exhausted. He made both foul The seventh player, Andre Iguodala, shots for a one-point lead; Davis’ putback didn’t score. with 21.8 seconds left got the Lakers back They had enough. on top. LeBron James had 40 points, 13 re- Butler drove the lane, drew contact and bounds and seven assists for the Lakers. made both with 16.8 seconds left for a Anthony Davis scored 28 points, and Ken- 109-108 lead. tavious Caldwell-Pope had 16. The Lakers’ mission at that point could Associated Press The Lakers were seconds away from not have been more simple: Get a basket, Miami Heat guard Andre Iguodala, left, vies for a rebound with Los Angeles Lakers the title before the Heat rallied to save win a title. forward LeBron James during the first half Friday in Game 5 of the NBA Finals in Lake the season. They couldn’t do it. Buena Vista. The Heat won 111-108 and trail the series three games to two. B2 Saturday, October 10, 2020 Sports Citrus County (FL) Chronicle

SPORTS ’Canes blank Bears for first win BRIEFS second half and it was like Citrus pulls the light bulb turned on and Lecanto sweeps we started moving the ball,” double dual Franklin said. away for Cason Williamson had a Three teams converged rushing touchdown for Cit- on the Citrus Memorial rus and added touchdown Health Foundation YMCA 25-0 triumph passes to Trey Kovach and pool on Thursday night, Shaun Jonaitis. with Lecanto’s boys and Matt Pfiffner Despite the win, Franklin Sports editor girls sweeping Hernando said there is plenty to work and Weeki Wachee. on before the next game. The Citrus football team The boys won “It was a sloppy game on 77-67 over the Leopards picked up its first victory of our part, we just have to the season Friday night in and 88-56 over the Hor- fine-tune some things,” he nets. Josh Ambrose placed Brooksville and kept Central said. “The kids played really first for the Panthers in the scoreless for the season. hard, we just had some men- The Hurricanes (1-2) re- tal mistakes we have to work 200-yard freestyle corded a 25-0 triumph, as the on.” (2:05.22) and 500 free Bears (0-3) have now been Citrus is back in action Fri- (5:41.35), and Noah Am- outscored 146-0 this fall, in- day at Hernando. Franklin brose did the same in the cluding back-to-back losses — who previously had one 200 IM (2:27.89) and to Lecanto and Citrus. win as interim head coach at 100 butterfly (1:05.03). Citrus led 6-0 at halftime his alma mater last year — Sam Heinz won the on a touchdown run by Jata- said the work begins quickly 100 backstroke (1:28.49) vius James. to prepare for the Leopards. and Cole Carlock took the Head coach McKinley “Its a great day to be a 100 breaststroke (1:23.25). Franklin said the offensive Hurricane. I’m ecstatic Josh Ambrose, Noah Am- line had some struggles in about getting the win. We’re brose, Carlock and Gabe the opening half, but came going to go into the weekend Renfrow teamed for a first- out with a different attitude and start working on Her- place 2:04.84 in the after halftime and helped nando tomorrow,” he said. 200-medley relay. the Hurricanes pull away for “I’m going to enioy this win JOE DiCRISTOFALO/For the Chronicle Lecanto’s girls beat Her- the win. and get back to work Jatavius James of Citrus, center, runs for a score during the first half Friday night nando, 109-44, and Weeki “We came out in the tomorrow.” against Central High in Brooksville. The Hurricanes won 25-0. Wachee, 93-67. Grace Burkholder got a first in the 200 free (2:08.09) and 100 free (56.32), Katelyn Clemson, Miami in ACC showdown Henry had the fastest time in the 50 free (28.38) and 500 free (6:14.25), Jordan Johnston captured the No. 7 Hurricanes look to 100 fly (1:13.30) and Mela- nie Shanks won the stop Tigers’ dominance 100 back (1:19.40). Henry, Emma Halleen, Pete Iacobelli Johnston and Arianna AP sports writer Bugner swam a first-place 2:21.57 in the 200-medley Miami coach Manny Diaz wants big games relay; Halleen Shanks, like the Hurricanes-Clemson matchup to be Bugner and Burkholder much more commonplace. The seventh-ranked Hurricanes (3-0, 2-0 At- grabbed the top spot in the lantic Coast Conference) can take a step in 200-free relay (2:00.44); bringing back the dominance of “The U” and Johnston, Shanks, when they play the No. 1 Tigers (3-0, 2-0) on Henry and Burkholder won Saturday night. the 400-free relay The game is the 17th top-10 matchup in ACC (4:11.16). history — and Clemson’s been in four of the past five. Miami’s only appearance the previ- Yankees great ous six years was in a 38-3 loss to the Tigers in Whitey Ford dies the 2017 ACC championship game. NEW YORK — Whitey Diaz believes Miami needs more and more Ford, the street-smart New big-game, prime-time matchups that all col- lege football is talking about to return the pro- Yorker who had the best winning percentage of any gram to national prominence. Clemson’s MICHAEL LAUGHLIN/South Florida Sun-Sentinel consistency the past few years (five straight pitcher in the 20th century Miami quarterback D’Eriq King dives for extra yards Sept. 26, 2020, against Florida State during a and helped the Yankees ACC titles and five consecutive trips to the game in Miami Gardens. King and the No. 7 Hurricanes face No. 1 Clemson tonight. College Football Playoffs) comes from playing become baseball’s peren- and winning such games, a history Diaz knows Travis Etienne. No. 7 Miami plays No. 1 Clemson: nial champions in the the Tigers will draw on this week. Lawrence has hit almost 74% of his passes 1950s and ’60s, has died. “This is not a big game to Clemson,” Diaz for 848 yards and seven touchdowns. Etienne, STREAKING LAWRENCE He was 91. said. “This is what they do. We’ve got to get the two-time defending ACC player of the Lawrence has not thrown an interception A family member told our program the same way.” year, has rushed for 243 yards and two touch- in his last 314 passes dating back 11 games. The Associated Press on It also doesn’t hurt to have dynamic play- downs. He’s also been critical as a pass Lawrence made it a priority in the offseason Friday that Ford died at his makers on offense. catcher — he had five receptions for a to better protect the ball after throwing a Long Island home Thurs- Miami quarterback D’Eriq King leads the career-best 114 yards — and the return game. career-high eight interceptions last season. day night. ACC’s highest scoring offense so far. He’s got Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said his Ford had suffered from team’s sustained success is treating each FACING No. 1 736 yards passing and six TDs. the effects of Alzheimer’s Hurricanes tailback Cam’Ron Harris is week as a big-time, prime-time showdown so Miami has won nine of 14 games against the disease in recent years. third in conference rushing with 311 yards his team will prepare as they have no matter No. 1 team in the country, its last win, how- and leads the ACC with five rushing who the opponent is. Still, he believes the Ti- ever coming over Florida State in 2000. It’s Nicknamed “The Chair- touchdowns. gers haven’t had a bigger test than the Hurri- last victory on the road against a No. 1 oppo- man of the Board,” Ford The Hurricanes will need both at the top of canes this year. nent was nine years earlier and also against was a wily left-hander who their games to keep up with Clemson’s “They have dudes everywhere and that’s Florida State, a 17-16 win where Gerry pitched from 1950-67 in the Heisman Trophy candidate duo of quarter- pretty easy to see,” Swinney said. Thomas missed a field goal at the end that has major leagues, all with the back Trevor Lawrence and running back Some other things to watch when become known as “Wide Right I.” Yankees. He was among the most dependable pitch- ers in baseball history. He won 236 games and lost just 106, a winning Florida looks to No. 5 Notre Dame percentage of .690. He would help symbolize the almost machinelike effi- ciency of the Yankees in the mid-20th century, when improve defense returns after hiatus only twice between Ford’s rookie year and 1964 did they fail to make the postseason. against A&M The World Series record to host Seminoles book is crowded with Kristie Rieken on us.” Anthony Anderson 14 players still in isolation and Ford’s accomplishments. AP sports writer Florida’s defense has allowed Associated Press 11 in quarantine. On Monday, His string of 33 consecu- an average of 327.5 yards passing those numbers were down to tive scoreless innings from Through two games, the fourth- a game and will now face Texas SOUTH BEND, Ind. — A dash seven and four. 1960-62 broke a record of ranked Florida Gators have done A&M’s veteran quarterback Kel- of concern, firm resolve and no “We had a slip-up and they 29 2-3 innings set by Babe just about anything they wanted len Mond, who is coming off a blame. made adjustments,” Lenzy said Ruth. Ford still holds re- on offense. 318-yard passing performance in Notre Dame players have of the spread and the response, cords for World Series Their defensive performance a loss to No. 2 Alabama. shaken off the COVID-19 cases “and we’re comfortable with games and starts (22), in- is another story. They’ve given up “It starts with the quarterback, that hit their program as they those, so now we’re back and nings pitched (146), wins prepared for Saturday night’s we’re doing better than ever.” 942 yards and 59 points in two I mean, because we played this (10) and strikeouts (94). games this season, and they’re quarterback ... when I was at Mis- home game against Florida State. looking to fix that on Saturday sissippi State,” defensive coordi- To a man — at least among the TURNING TO TRAVIS Cantlay in when they visit No. 21 Texas nator Todd Grantham said. “Just four available to reporters this Redshirt sophomore Jordan A&M. looking at the development of the week — they expressed no wor- Travis is expected to start at familiar place “These past two weeks have quarterback and the way (coach) ries about their own health and quarterback for the Seminoles. If LAS VEGAS — Patrick been unacceptable for me, per- Jimbo (Fisher) has developed no desire to blame teammates. he does, it will mark the first Cantlay has played the sonally,” linebacker Amari quarterbacks over the course of “No one opted out,” wide re- time since 2002 that Florida Shriners Hospitals for Chil- Burney said. “You know, just his career, you can see that ceiver Braden Lenzy said. “Ev- State starts three different quar- dren Open so well that he talking with the coaches, my they’ve really improved him from eryone wants to be here and we terbacks over three games in one wasn’t the least bit con- parents, watching film, it’s that standpoint.” trust the organization. We trust season. cerned when he was stuck been unacceptable on my part Mond and the Aggies (1-1) will (athletic trainer) Rob Hunt and Travis entered last week’s in neutral Friday. Four (the doctors). Incredible men. 41-24 win over Jacksonville State just being a starter and not try to get back on track after the straight birdies later, he was 52-24 loss to the Crimson Tide. They’re great at their job and in the second quarter with his doing my job.” right up at the top again. The Gators (2-0) have been es- Fisher faced criticism for Texas their first focus is the safety of team already down 14-0 and di- pecially unhappy with their in- A&M’s poor performance against us.” rected touchdown drives on each Cantlay ran off four ability to get off the field Alabama in his third season with The No. 5-ranked Fighting of FSU’s next five possessions. straight birdies at the mid- consistently on third and fourth the Aggies after signing a 10-year, Irish (2-0, 1-0 ACC) will play the He finished 12-of-17 passing way point of his round and downs. Teams have converted $75 million contract. Seminoles (1-2, 0-2) after two for 210 yards with one TD and got up-and-down from a 15 of 31 third-down attempts “We feel the progress is there,” weekends off — one due to the ran 11 times for 48 yards and an- bunker on the par-5 ninth against them and 5 of 7 fourth- he said. “But until you win them outbreak, the other an other score as the Seminoles to cap off a 6-under 65 and down opportunities. all, you’re never satisfied.” already-scheduled bye. avoided an 0-3 start. be part of a five-way for “You can’t get complacent Notre Dame suspended all the lead going into the when the offense is scoring so FISHER VS. FLORIDA football-related activities HOME STREAK weekend in Las Vegas. many points and then we don’t This will be Fisher’s first meet- Sept. 22. The school announced Notre Dame has won U.S. Open champion stop them on defense,” Burney ing with Florida as Texas A&M’s six days later that 25 players 20 straight home games dating to Bryson DeChambeau, said. “The defense has to go out coach. But he has plenty of his- were in isolation due to positive Sept. 30, 2017, and can match who opened with a 62, there and start making stops in- tory against the Gators, going tests, with 14 others in quaran- Ohio State for the second-longest was one shot behind. stead of just giving the team 7-1 against them in his time at tine due to contact tracing. active streak in the country with — From staff and wire reports life back and let them score Florida State. Practice resumed Oct. 1 with a win Saturday. Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Scoreboard Saturday, October 10, 2020 B3 BASEBALL Florida LOTTERY On the AIRWAVES MLB Playoffs DIVISION SERIES TODAY’S SPORTS 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Alabama at Ole Miss (Best-of-5) Here are the winning numbers selected AUTO RACING 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Texas-El Paso at American League Friday in the Florida Lottery: 5:55 a.m. (ESPN2) Formula 1 German Louisiana Tech Tampa Bay 3, New York Yankees 2 Grand Prix, Practice 3 7:30 p.m. (FSNFL) Marshall at Western At San Diego PICK 2 (early) PICK 4 (late) Friday, Oct. 9: Tampa Bay 2, New York 0 - 2 0 - 9 - 9 - 5 8:55 a.m. (ESPN2) Formula 1 German Kentucky Grand Prix, Qualifying 7:30 p.m. (SEC) Mississippi State at Yankees 1 PICK 2 (late) PICK 5 (early) 3:30 p.m. (NBC) NASCAR Xfinity Kentucky 1 - 8 7 - 9 - 1 - 3 - 0 Tampa Bay 2, Racing Series Drive for the Cure 250 8 p.m. (ESPNU) Charlotte at North PICK 3 (early) PICK 5 (late) BOWLING Texas N.Y. 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(Taped) Britton 1 1/3 1 0 0 1 2 4 p.m. (ESPNU) Middle Tennessee FRENCN OPEN TENNIS Chapman L,0-1 1 1/3 1 1 1 0 2 State at Florida International 5 a.m. (TENNIS) Girl’s Singles & Tampa Bay TODAY’S PREP SPORTS Glasnow 2 1/3 0 0 0 2 2 4 p.m. (SEC) LSU at Missouri Doubles Championship Anderson 2 2/3 2 1 1 0 2 CROSS COUNTRY 7:30 p.m. (NBC) Florida State at Notre 9 a.m. (NBC) Women’s Final Fairbanks 2 1 0 0 1 3 8 a.m. Citrus at Hernando Dame 1 p.m. (TENNIS) Women’s Final, Men’s Castillo W,1-0 2 0 0 0 1 4 HBP—Cole (Arozarena). 7:30 p.m. (ABC) Miami at Clemson Doubles Championship (Taped) Umpires—Home, Marvin Hudson; First, Mike James Hahn 64-66—130 -12 Kirk Triplett 36-32—68 -4 Estabrook; Second, Dave Rackley; Third, CB Nate Lashley 63-67—130 -12 Bucknor; Right, Todd Tichenor; Left, Mark Carl- Sergio Garcia 66-64—130 -12 KPMG the end zone by Joel Velazquez. He Stewart Cink 67-63—130 -12 son. ran in the subsequent 2-pointer to Wyndham Clark 67-63—130 -12 Championship T—3:21. PANTHERS Sungjae Im 67-63—130 -12 knot it up with 9:49 left to play. Friday at Aronimink Golf Club Sepp Straka 65-66—131 -11 Continued from Page B1 Newtown Square, Penn. Velazquez finished with 177 yards on Brice Garnett 65-66—131 -11 Yardage: 6,831; Par: 70 30 carries. BASKETBALL Dylan Frittelli 67-64—131 -11 Harold Varner III 63-68—131 -11 Second Round numerous flags, particularly during a “I called a timeout,” Alexander NBA Finals Kevin Na 66-66—132 -10 Sei Young Kim 71-65—136 -4 45-minute first quarter, drawing the ire said. “I had to get them to look in the Jennifer Kupcho 72-65—137 -3 Sept. 30 Chez Reavie 68-64—132 -10 of the masked crowd in attendance. Anna Nordqvist 69-68—137 -3 eyes with me and put things in per- L.A. Lakers 116, Miami 98 Bronson Burgoon 64-68—132 -10 Carlota Ciganda 68-69—137 -3 Lecanto got out to a 16-0 advantage spective. I said this is the moment, Oct. 2 Cameron Tringale 66-66—132 -10 Michael Gligic 65-67—132 -10 Danielle Kang 68-69—137 -3 in the opening half, and took all of two we’ve got to live in the moment. We L.A. Lakers 124, Miami 114 Andrew Landry 64-68—132 -10 Lauren Stephenson 70-68—138 -2 Oct. 4 plays to show off its explosive offense. had to rally the troops.” Henrik Norlander 67-65—132 -10 Ashleigh Buhai 70-68—138 -2 Running back Zaire Wilcox took a Jose Rodriguez recovered a Crystal Miami 115, L.A. Lakers 104 Abraham Ancer 66-66—132 -10 Linnea Strom 68-70—138 -2 Oct. 6 Will Zalatoris 68-64—132 -10 Lydia Ko 68-70—138 -2 pitch from the quarterback and threw River fumble around midfield and on L.A. Lakers 102, Miami 96 Louis Oosthuizen 65-68—133 -9 Kelly Tan 67-71—138 -2 downfield to Malachi Cooks for a the next play Amir Wilson hit Darius Oct. 9 J.T. Poston 67-66—133 -9 32-yard touchdown at 10:26 of the first Miami 111, L.A. Lakers 108, Lakers lead se- Gainer on a short pass that turned Matt Kuchar 67-66—133 -9 quarter. ries 3-2 Ryan Palmer 67-66—133 -9 TENNIS into a 54-yard touchdown at the Oct. 11 Charles Howell III 69-64—133 -9 On the first play of the second quar- 6:24 mark of the fourth quarter. L.A. Lakers vs. Miami, 7:30 p.m. Justin Suh 68-65—133 -9 French Open ter, C.J. Henry returned a punt “Our team pulled together,” Alexan- Oct. 13 Emiliano Grillo 64-69—133 -9 60 yards to pay dirt, and on the next x-Miami vs. L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. Cameron Smith 70-63—133 -9 At Stade Rolan Garros der said. “We beat them off the ball Sung Kang 68-65—133 -9 Paris snap from scrimmage Dwann McCray and finally made a good connection Scott Piercy 68-65—133 -9 Men’s Singles recorded a sack in the end zone for a with our quarterback and receiver, GOLF Zach Johnson 65-68—133 -9 Semifinals safety. and (Gainer) just outran the defense Rory Sabbatini 67-66—133 -9 Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Diego But the Pirates mounted a come- on the sideline.” Shriners Hospitals Sam Burns 67-66—133 -9 Schwartzman (12), Argentina, 6-3, 6-3, 7-6 (0). Beau Hossler 69-64—133 -9 Novak Djokovic (1), Serbia, def. Stefanos back. They took advantage of an Evan Crystal River drove down to the Le- for Children Open Tsitsipas (5), Greece, 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, 4-6, 6-1. Louden fumble recovery that gave canto 24, but failed on four straight Friday at TPC Summerlin Course SAS Championship Women’s Doubles them possession on the Lecanto passes to effectively seal the game. Las Vegas Friday at Prestonwood Country Semifinals 29-yard line, getting on the score- “I think this gives us motivation Yardage: 7,243; Par: 72 Club; Cary, N.C. Kristina Mladenovic, France, and Timea Second Round Yardage: 7,137; Par: 72 Babos (2), Hungary, def. Barbora Krejcikova board with a 4-yard touchdown run that we played a good team and we Martin Laird 65-63—128 -14 First Round and Katerina Siniakova (4), Czech Republic, from quarterback Jeff Jones Jr. Jones were able to get the victory,” Alexan- Patrick Cantlay 63-65—128 -14 Woody Austin 33-33—66 -6 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. also ran in the 2-point conversion. der said. “I think moving forward if Brian Harman 65-63—128 -14 Corey Pavin 33-34—67 -5 Alexa Guarachi Mathison, Chile, and Desirae Another turnover, this time Issac we get behind or the game is tied, we Austin Cook 63-65—128 -14 Gene Sauers 34-33—67 -5 Krawczyk (14), United States, def. Nicole Meli- Peter Malnati 66-62—128 -14 Marco Dawson 31-37—68 -4 char, United States, and Iga Swiatek, Poland, Edwards’ interception, set up a have enough character to pull the Bryson DeChambeau 62-67—129 -13 Colin Montgomerie 34-34—68 -4 7-6 (5), 1-6, 6-4. 43-yard burst out in the open field to game out.”

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Unscramble these Jumbles, searchers believe that this is In the auction, West’s two-club one letter to each square, because talking on the phone John Dryden, who was appointed overcall was Cappelletti, showing a to form four ordinary words. and driving compete for simi- England’s first poet laureate in long suit somewhere; and two lar parts of the brain. 1668, wrote, “Errors, like straws, hearts was a transfer to spades. RUBLT So, let’s be better drivers upon the surface flow; / He who West led the heart ace and con- and better conversationalists. would search for pearls must dive tinued with the heart three, which Save the long phone calls for below.” East ruffed. East shifted to the dia- home. Bridge deals, especially in the mond six, which West ruffed. West Dear Annie: This is a micro- hands of the inexperienced, can be exited with a club. After declarer TIYKT cosm of what is happening in like that. Errors are made that the played a spade to the queen and our society today. As individu- players do not realize are mistakes. king, West still had the spade ace to als, and as a nation, we have But if a more-experienced player come, so four spades went down done reprehensible things. can offer instruction, the players two. FLANIE Many insist upon “tearing out I dislike Cappelletti because one the pages” of our past. cannot immediately show one’s A Russian friend told me long suit, which is particularly gall- that they were taught nothing ing when it is a major. Here, I about the history of Russia be-

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6 lines - 10 days I buy, jewelry, silver, (up to 2 items gold, paintings, instru- per ad) ments, records, an- tiques, coins,watches $1 - $200 & MORE! $11.50 352-454-0068 WANTED $201-$400 JUNK & ESTATE SAR011149 $16.50 CARS Up to $1,000. & MORE $401-$800 (352) 342-7037 $21.50 Wanted Model Trains $801-$1500 $ INSTANT CASH $ $26.50 For old Lionel & other I put the REAL in Is it TIME to SUGARMILL model trains, any $$ CASH IN $$ REAL ESTATE! 352-563-5966 quantity- one piece on your WOODS Classified Dept. or a house full! Sellers & Buyers 330-554-7089 Investment? FRUSTRATED? It MAY be the NEEDING HELP? PERFECT TIME CALL ME, NOW. While $$ are at GENERATOR their PEAK! Hello I’m RyobI, nearly new, 30’ COVER for travel * * * only ran twice, trailer or 30’motor 5500 watts home. With storage $500 bag.Only 100. (352) 476-7266 352-464-0316 DEB JIM THE “REAL” GROW LIGHTS With THOMPSON MCCOY BOBBI DILEGO LaWanda Watt Stefan Stuart Ballast and 1000 Watt 352-220-0587 REALTOR sodium bulb, with light * One call away for reflector.only 100. CALL & GET your buying and GET TOP DOLLAR THINKING Let me help you find 352-464-0316 GOLF CART TIRE RESULTS! WITH RIM brand new selling needs. & TOP SERVICE! ABOUT your next home or sell HORSE CLIPPER * Realtor that you Carlisle Stryker (352) 232-8971 SELLING? your current one. Oster Variable Speed AT22X11-10 $80 can refer to your Wayne Cormier FREE Inventory is down 352-212-0211 Clipmaster. Used. At- 352-613-0529 family and friends. Key One HOME MARKET and we need tachmts. $100 Call or * Service with a smile 352-422-0751 ANALYSIS listings!! stefan.stuart@ text. (352) 586-4576 seven days century21.com HORSE GROOMING a week. wayne@wayne Get it SOLD Call me for a Free KIT Box, 6 brushes, cormier.com Market Analysis! Century 21 Parsley Real Estate with Bobbi! combs, etc $20. Call or Free - Jack Russell/ * * * “Have a great day 352-212-1989 J. W. Morton Deb Thompson text. (352) 586-4576 Chihauhua mix, Five Specializing in and God Bless” 26 yrs in Real Estate Real Estate, Inc. 352-634-2656 HORSE LEG WRAPS Males, one yr old, MEADOWCREST 36 yr Citrus County [email protected] Lwattc21 Set of 4. - 3 to choose Neutered, Need shots Serving ALL of Resident and @gmail.com from$10 Call or text. (352) 613-5299 Citrus County! ERA American Realty debthompson.com (352) 586-4576 Is it TIME to Century 21 HORSE SADDLE DEBRA CLEARY $$ CASH IN $$ J.W. Morton PADS- For Eastern (352) 601-6664 on your Style Saddle. 5 to Tropic Shores Realty Investment? Real Estate, Inc. choose from$5 ea., Call or text. (352) 586-4576 It MAY be the HORSE TURNOUT UNIQUE & HISTORIC PERFECT TIME Homes, Commercial While $$ are at Tim Ferguson BLANKET - LINED Ret. 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Pick Jeanne $35 each Mortgage Loan Originator KAREN ARCE 352-464-0316 TIME TO BUY Pickrel for all 352-634-5868 TRANSPORT CHAIR OR SELL (small wheels),with Should you BETTY J. POWELL your Real YOUR MOBILE Full Time Realtor Footrests. NEARLY refinance? Gerard “Jerry” Realtor Since 2003! Our office covers all In A Leased Land Bovee Estate needs! of CITRUS and NEW! ONLY $75 If you’re Multi Million Dollar 352-464-0316 Park? Realtor “ Your SUCCESS Producer! PINELLAS Counties! paying 4.25% is my GOAL... Discover the BEST Certified Residential WHEELCHAIR CALL VERY LARGE - 24” or more…YES! Multi Million Dollar Making FRIENDS When Buying or Specialist. **FREE** seat- good shape, LORELIE Producer along the way Selling Your Home. Graduate of Real Market Analysis some surface rust LEBRUN “Simply Put is my REWARD! “ Estate Institute. Dianne Perkins THINKING ABOUT “Let Me Put My 352-212-3410 only $75 352-464-0316 Licensed Realtor & Integrity #1” Experience & Energy PLANTATION Mobile Home Broker 352-464-0719 SELLING? BUYING OR NMLS #1410743 SELLING?! To Work For You!” Call for a FREE REALTY 352-220-1786 Let’s talk about a Market Analysis. LISA VANDEBOE Century 21 Lmagyar01@ CASH OFFER! CALL ME: I Service Citrus County pickjean@ BROKER (R) and The Surrounding Fender Telecaster & Nature Coast, gmail.com 352-422-6417 Counties. gmail.com OWNER Bass Guitars, Amps & 835 NE Highway 19, Craven Realty, Call or text me bjpowell72@ 352-634-0129 Upright Bass- Studio Crystal River Fl, today. gmail.com FREE Home Market Century 21 Office 352-795-0021 Inc. 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Call ADS ARE for details! $40,000 Hines - 13k Orig. mi. compartments $850 Sunroof, $4900 $4,950 obo NON-REFUNDABLE 352-897-5339 352-497-6945 810-841-2692 Run ‘til it sells Classifieds LEXUS CHEVROLET ONLY 2002 ES300, Excellent 1971 Camaro RS Condition! One owner! 4 sp. Black. V8 & A/C. FORD $22,000 obo or $19.95 125K Miles 2002 F450 Lariat 352-601-3225 possible trade. 141k mi, 7.3 diesel, for 7 days 352-303-8226 ONLY 7067-1017 SACRN Jake brake, 5th wheel Notice of Public Sale LEXUS body, Air susp. & 2 Gas Applies to all $29.95 FORD $19.95 vehicles, boats, 2004 SC 430 Silver & 1930 Model A tanks - Was $25,000 for 7 days for 14 days Ecru in Very Good Now $21,950 Notice is hereby given that StoreRight Self Storage will sell the RV’s, campers 5 Window Coupe, 76 K Condition! 68k miles. mi./ EXCELLENT Cond. 502-345-0285 $29.95 contents of the storage units listed below at a public auction to satisfy & motorcycles. $49.95 $13,500 OBO a lien placed on the contents (pursuant to Chapter 83 of the Florida $16,000 352-795-3510 FORD for 14 days for 30 days 352-249-7970 or Statutes). The sale will take place at: 1227 S. Lecanto Highway, 202-744-7685 MERCURY F350 Diesel King Ranch Crew Cab 4 x 4 $49.95 Lecanto, Fl. 34461 on October 28th, 2020, 10:30 A.M. The sale will Call your $69.95 COMET 1974 302 V8 Run ‘til it sells!! TOYOTA Auto Trans. Great 108K mi/ Rear Ent./ for 30 days be conducted by Storage Protection Auction Services on behalf of Classified 2008 Prius, runs great, Collector Car! $8,700 Retractable Tonneau the facility’s management. Representative silver, $1900 352-212-5747 Cover-1 owner- ALL svc Contents will be sold for cash only to the highest bidder. A 10% rec’s/ Mint Condition! $69.95 for details. 702-588-2546 Call for Appt. buyer’s premium will be charged as well as a $50 cleaning deposit $20,900 352-497-6945 Run ‘til it sells 352-563-5966 * Call your MUSTANG per unit. All sales are final. Seller reserves the right to withdraw the Classified 1996 Cobra -Black w/ GMC property at any time before the sale or to refuse any bids. No one un- CASH FOR CARS & Representative Tan Interior, 4.6 Liter V8 2004, 2500 HD Diesel der 16 years old is permitted. TRUCKS Running or for details. 5 speed w/ Extras 166K mi., exc. cond., Not TOP $$$$$ PAID 89 MUSTANG $12,450 (352) 465-0580 Sr owned, $15,500 The property to be sold is described as “general household items” 352-771-6191 352-563-5966 FIRM 352-445-1006 * Call your CONVERTIBLE 5.0 PLYMOUTH Classified unless otherwise noted : WANTED 5sp - Older Restore 1971 Plymouth Duster LINCOLN Representative Unit A98 Joyce Darrien JUNK & ESTATE Many Extras! Too 340 Street Rod, Custom ‘02 Blackwood - Good Unit C1 Robin Benson CARS ALL CLASSIFIED Much to List- Discs, SS Paint, in the family 38 Cond.-ONLY 3K made for details. ADS ARE Up to $1,000 & MORE Exhaust, etc. $12,000 yrs, needs brake work FULLY LOADED $8500 352-563-5966 (352) 342-7037 NON-REFUNDABLE (352) 436-9718 $8,500 352-419-2149 352-489-4129 Published October 10 & 17, 2020 B10 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2020 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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