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Chamber Diva Day: INSIDE: SUNDAY Suwannee EDITION looks to light Catering River Jam up Lake City. to women. special 1C 1D section Evidence Workers’ Light of hope tossed in comp cost murder raised at Relay of guard weighing Prosecution does not contest loss of on county suspect interviews. By TONY BRITT Officials look for ways to cut [email protected] claims, reduce extra premiums Two interviews conducted resulting from excess payouts. with convicted murderer Richard Franklin by state By DEREK GILLIAM Department of Corrections [email protected] personnel immediately after the stabbing death Over the past 10 years, Columbia Cunty has of Columbia Correctional paid more than $1.2 million in additional pre- Institution Sgt. Ruben miums for workers’ compensation insurance Thomas III were suppressed because the county’s compensation claims in court Friday. reflect bad safety practices, according to Franklin, who is serving county records. two life sentences for first- County employees, including those in the degree murder and robbery sheriff’s office and other constitutional offices, with a firearm in 1994, is are covered by the county’s policy. accused by prison officials of Lisa Roberts, county administrative manag- stabbing Thomas in the neck er, said a number of factors determine the cost with a homemade weapon on of workers’ compensation insurance. The state March 18, 2012. sets mandated rates, but there’s also a modi- On Friday, Third Judicial fication to that rate that looks at employer’s Circuit Judge Paul Bryan claims in four-year increments. granted a motion from the Last year, the county received a penalty of 24 public defender’s office to percent or $88,652 on top of the regular cost of suppress the information workers’ comp insurance. during a pre-trial hearing in Penalties levied against the county have Court Room 2 at the Columbia fluctuated the past 10 years from a low of 12 County Courthouse that percent penalty or $72,787 in 2009 to a high of lasted less than 20 minutes. 29 percent or $202,394 in 2007. Franklin could face a death The workers’ comp premium decreased sentence if convicted of from a high of $905,810 in 2007 to 422,514 Thomas’ death. in 2011. The actual premium fell as the state Bryan accepted an agree- set lower rates, but the penalty premium has ment between the state stayed at or above 20 percent for all but three attorney’s office and public of the last 10 years. defender’s office to sup- County Commissioner Stephen Bailey called press the information from the situation unacceptable. two interviews taken at CCI “We have got to implement a good, solid immediately after the inci- safety program into the county to drive these dent occurred. Public Defender Blair CLAIMS continued on 3A Payne said corrections per- sonnel secured Franklin after the incident and put him in the medical building at CCI, where he was interviewed two times — in a commons area and in a conference Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter room. Payne said there are Colby Blake, 8, watches as his mother, Kim Johnson, of the Fort White Elementary Relay for Life questions whether Franklin team, prepares to release a luminary into the sky Friday night. ‘This is the most worthy cause one was properly informed of his can support,’ Johnson said, who has been supporting Relay for Life for 16 years. ‘Helping people constitutional rights before makes my heart happy.’ the interviews. He said that Chair: Fundraising goal topped HEARING continued on 3A Cancer survivors celebrated, victims Local man remembered. injured By TONY BRITT [email protected] critically n 2005 Dawndi Pincus, of Lake City, was diag- in crash nosed with cervical From staff reports cancer and her doctor told her she only had A Lake City man was hos- sixI months to live. pitalized in critical condition “I looked at the doctor and ABOVE: Cancer survivors take to the track for the first lap. after his motorcycle struck told him, ‘You’re not God, BELOW: Volunteers set up dozens of small luminaries around a car in Bradford County on and I’m going to fight this’,” the Columbia High School track Friday. Friday. she said. “I found a really DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter Joseph Rizzi, 59, was taken good doctor and a really to Shands at the University good support system, went Drug take-back program of Florida in Gainesville, through treatment and I’ve according to a news release Kavin Catalfa, a Lake City resident, drops off been seven years strong and from the Florida Highway old prescription drugs Saturday from when his I beat the cancer.” Patrol. His passenger, wife was battling a terminal illness. She passed Although Pincus sur- Danielle B. May, 48, Lake away, and Catalfa missed the last prescription vived her bout with cervical City, suffered minor inju- cancer, her mother Joyce drug take-back day. He said he knew flushing ries and was treated at the Pincus, lost hers last year them down the toilet would be bad for the water scene. when breast cancer turned supply. “I’ve been waiting six months to get rid of Rizzi was headed west into lung cancer and finally these,” he said. The Lake City Police Department on State Road 100 at spread into her brain. and Columbia County Sheriff’s Office participated 5:30 p.m. when his 1996 in the National Take-Back Initiative sponsored by the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. RELAY continued on 3A WRECK continued on 3A
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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424
Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: 8-11-20-41 18 9-10-22-26-32 Afternoon: 7-7-8 Afternoon: -7-2-8-5 12-14-27-30-36-44 9-19-31-56-59-2 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A x3 AROUND FLORIDA Legislators work to reach deal on $74B budget
TALLAHASSEE — Wildlife Service hired National Seashore. Florida legislators have entomologist Marc Minno Researchers from the signed off on a long line of to perform the survey. In Hubbs-SeaWorld Research spending items, covering reports filed late last year, Institute have been col- everything from tuition Minno concluded that lecting organs and bones hikes for college students the Zestos skipper, the spread across the beach, to pumping in money for rockland Meske’s skipper, including 18-inch-wide the state’s environmental- the Zarucco duskywing, vertebrae. The bulk of the land buying program. the nickerbean blue and whale’s carcass was left in But they are still racing the Bahamian swallowtail a remote area to wash back against the clock to finish had disappeared from the out to sea. up work on a number of pine forests and seaside Research assistant high-profile items, includ- jungles of the Florida Keys Teresa Mazza tells Florida ing pay raises for state and southern Miami-Dade Today that the whale likely workers and a final deci- County, the only places died about a week ago. sion on how to parcel out where some where known a $480 million teacher pay to exist. raise. Minno said he spent Man flees while House and Senate bud- six years on a survey that jury deliberates get negotiators are work- was only supposed to take WEST PALM BEACH ing through the week- ASSOCIATED PRESS two. He said neither he end to put the finishing State House Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, answers questions from reporters nor other butterfly experts — A South Florida man touches on a proposed $74 ever saw these species in fled as jurors were deliber- after the conclusion of the day’s session Friday in Tallahassee. The 60-day legislative session ating on his third-degree billion budget. will end Friday. any stage of life, from lar- They must wrap up their vae to adult butterfly. murder case. The Palm Beach County work by Tuesday in order employees who work in Friday when a state House session. Federal officials said it jury found 33-year-old for the session to end on the state’s prison system. panel voted to phase in the “I’m sorry that the may be too early to declare Niklas Prokopishen guilty Friday. That’s because Budget negotiators did reductions, putting it at House Appropriations the butterflies extinct or Friday afternoon, but he state law requires the on Saturday sign off on a odds with a Senate version Committee saw it differ- at least missing from their wasn’t in court to hear his budget to be on the desk proposal to put $88 mil- that calls for a rollback all ently, but that’s the way only known habitat in verdict. The judge issued a of lawmakers 72 hours lion more into the state’s at once. the process works,” he Florida. Biologist, Mark warrant for Prokopishen’s before a final vote is taken. Medicaid program to help The version approved by told reporters. Salvato, said some butter- arrest. The final budget will cover the state’s nonprofit hospi- the House Appropriations The House panel’s fly species have vanished Authorities say spending from July 2013 to tals as they adjust to a new Committee also preserves approach to the bill (SB in the past but then made Prokopishen fatally shot 24- June 2014. billing system set to take a decades-old tax break 1832) calls for a five-year surprise reappearances year-old Francisco Roman Sen. Joe Negron, R- effect this summer. for insurance companies. phase-in of the fee reduc- years later. in January 2010 at an apart- Stuart and Senate budget Late Friday, budget Those companies pay a tions, eventually saving ment Roman shared with chief, said he hopes nego- negotiators agreed to a 3 state tax on insurance an individual driver $12 a Dead humpback his girlfriend. Prokopishen tiators will sign off on a percent tuition hike this premiums but also get a year on annual registration went to the apartment with pay raise plan for state fall. They took this step rebate worth 15 percent once fully implemented. washes ashore a gun after the girlfriend workers on Saturday. The even though Gov. Rick of the salary paid to their CANAVERAL called him about an argu- Senate initially pitched a 3 Scott has been adamantly workers. The Senate wants NATIONAL SEASHORE ment she had with Roman. percent across the board opposed to any hike. to eliminate the tax break Rare butterflies — Researchers are testing The Palm Beach Post pay raise, while the House to make up for lost money may be extinct the remains of a humpback reports that Prokopishen proposed a $1,000 pay from the lower vehicle-reg- whale that washed ashore had been in court earlier raise with an additional Panel vote hurts istration fees. MIAMI — Federal wild- in central Florida for con- Friday but was free on $400 bonus that would be Senate President Don life officials are reviewing vehicle fee cut taminants. $10,000 bail. Whether he’s given out next year. Gaetz sounded pessimistic a South Florida butterfly A boater spotted the present or not, he faces There have also been TALLAHASSEE — about the bill’s prospects survey that concluded five estimated 40-foot-long life in prison at his May 24 discussions about giving a Prospects for a proposal to after the House panel rare species may be gone humpback whale carcass sentencing. larger pay raise to highway roll back automobile fees rewrote it with a week left for good. Wednesday in Canaveral patrol troopers as well as in Florida became murkier in the 60-day legislative The U.S. Fish and n Associated Press
Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Pulitzer Prize-winning is 60. author Harper Lee is 87. n Rock singer-musician Kim n Former Secretary of State Gordon (Sonic Youth) is 60. James A. Baker III is 83. n Rapper Too Short is 47. n Director-actor Richard C. n Actress Simbi Khali is 42. Willie Nelson celebrates 80th Sarafian is 83. n Actress Bridget Moynahan n Actress-singer Ann- is 42. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Margret is 72. n Actor Chris Young is 42. America loves its outlaws, and few n Actress Marcia Strassman n Rapper Big Gipp is 40. are as admired and lionized as Willie is 65. n Actor Jorge Garcia is 40. Nelson. n Actor P aul Guilfoyle is 64. n Actress Elisabeth Rohm As the enduring American icon’s n “Tonight Show” host Jay is 40. 80th birthday has approached, he’s Leno is 63. n Actress Penelope Cruz is n been honored with lifetime achieve- Rock musician Chuck 39. Leavell is 61. n Actor Nate Richert is 35. ment awards, serenaded at special n Actress Mary McDonnell n Actress Jessica Alba is 32. performances and saluted by musi- cians from every genre of music. And Nelson has taken it all in with a bemused smile. Daily Scripture “It’s a nice thing to do for some- one on their birthday and I appreci- ate it,” Nelson said in a recent inter- “For the Son of Man came to view aboard his bus. “Usually I like seek and to save the lost.” to forget my birthdays as much as possible.” — Luke 19:10 The singer whose birthday is ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday or Tuesday — Nelson says As country music legend Willie Nelson 80th birthday nears, he’s been honored April 29, the state of Texas claims with lifetime achievement awards and saluted by musicians from every genre. April 30 — occupies a unique space Lake City Reporter in America’s cultural memory. A Other great singers have come No. 1 songs in four separate How to reacH us walking bag of contradictions, he and gone, but this fact remained decades, 1950s to 1980s. “If we all BusINess inviolate until Jones could sound like we wanted to, we’d Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 wears his hair long in braids and Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 passed away Friday all sound like George Jones,” Waylon has a penchant for pot smoking, yet Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) at 81 in a Nashville Jennings once sang. Online . . . www lakecityreporter. com. remains arguably conservative coun- cIrcuLatIoN try music’s greatest songwriter. He’s hospital after a year The“ Lake City Reporter, an affiliate of Home delivery of the Lake City Reporter accepted by left and right, black and of ill health. Community Newspapers Inc., is pub- lished Tuesday through Friday and should be completed” by 6:30 a.m. “Today someone Hill says she signed white and is instantly recognizable to Sunday at 180 E. Duval St., Lake City, Tuesday through Friday, and by 7:30 a majority of Americans. else has become with Sony to pay taxes Fla. 32055. Periodical postage paid at a.m. on Sunday. Like few other music stars, his the greatest living Lake City, Fla. Member Audit Bureau of Please call 386-755-5445 to report any Jones NEW YORK — Lauryn Hill says Circulation and The Associated Press. image has grown to represent more singer of traditional problems with your delivery service. she has signed with Sony to pay her All material herein is property of the Lake than the notes he’s played or the lyr- country music, but there will never In Columbia County, customers should be another George Jones,” said overdue taxes. City Reporter. Reproduction in whole or call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- ics he’s written. Like Elvis Presley, in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After Hill pleaded guilty sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service Johnny Cash or Frank Sinatra, he’s Bobby Braddock, the Country Music 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- last year to not pay- No. 310-880. become a figurehead for a uniquely Hall of Fame songwriter who pro- vice related credits will be issued. ing federal taxes on POSTMASTER: Send address changes vided Jones with 29 songs over the In all other counties where home delivery American way of thinking. He repre- to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, $1.8 million earned is available, next day re-delivery or ser- sents the outlaw and the maverick. decades. “No one in country music Lake City, Fla. 32056. from 2005 to 2007. vice related credits will be issued. 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He spends the first thoroughly modern coun- Mail rates try superstar, complete with the but it is around $1 million. Her next something like 200 days on the road court date in New Jersey is May 6. 12 Weeks...... $41.40 still, a pace that challenges men a substance abuse problems and rich- cLassIFIeD 24 Weeks...... $82.80 Hill also says she’s working on To place a classified ad, call 755-5440 52 Weeks...... $179.40 quarter his age. and-famous celebrity lifestyle that included mansions, multiple divorces new music. She hasn’t released and — to hear one fellow performer much music since her 1998 solo Country superstar tell it — fistfuls of cocaine. debut, “The Miseducation of Lauryn CORRECTION But when you dropped the needle Hill.” It has sold more than 10 mil- George Jones dies lion albums and won five Grammy The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news on one of his records, all that stuff items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, NASHVILLE, Tenn. — When it went away. And you were left with Awards. comes to country music, George The Voice. please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- Jones was The Voice. That voice helped Jones achieve n Associated Press tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. 3A
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LEFT: Louis Casserino (right) of McAlpin is hit in the head with a plastic samurai sword while playing with his son, Aiden, 3, at the Relay for Life event on Friday. ‘You’ve got to just keep pushing,’ said Casserino, who’s sister-in-law, Jennifer Smith, recently died of cancer. ‘You just have to have good times.’ RIGHT: Charlee Watson (left), 18, Shantia O’Neal, 25, and David Rivers, 17, reflect on the live of cancer victims while attending the Relay for Life event on Friday. Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter RELAY: Hundreds participate in local anti-cancer fundraising event Continued From Page 1A
“I here for my momma “We found out we were num- Survivor’s Lap, during which because, even though it takes downs. When you have people tonight,” she said. “I maybe a ber one in fundraising in the people who have been diag- quite a long time, it gives us the like the people you see out survivor, but my momma was North Central Florida area,” nosed with or are recovering time to remember the people here around you and you make my angel.” she said. “The only area we’re from cancer are celebrated. we’ve lost to cancer. During that friends with them, they help Pincus, with purple dye in her competing with right now is Organizers estimated 175 to 180 30 minutes, it’s time for us to you, build you up and give you hair and purple fingernail pol- Ocala. We’ve done really well cancer survivors participated in remember our lost loved ones.” the faith so you know you’re ish, was one of more than 150 this year.” activities Friday. The group launched five float- going to make it.” cancers survivors who partici- The fundraising goal for the At 9 p.m. a luminaria ceremo- ing luminarias Friday. Pincus also offered words of pated in the Columbia County county Relay was $77,000, and ny was held to allow participants Pincus said it’s important to encouragement to others who Relay For Life event Friday-and Nicholson said it looked like to remember and honor others celebrate and recognize cancer been diagnosed with some kind Saturday at the Columbia High the goal will be exceeded, when who lost their battles to cancer. survivors through the annual of cancer. School football stadium. funds from a golf tournament in “Our luminaria ceremony I fundraiser. “To anybody that’s going Kim Nicholson, county Relay June are added. thought was great,” Nicholson “To come to this event is like through cancer or who has just chairwoman, said this year’s Relay For Life is an 18-hour said. “We had a singer, and at being with a crowd of people been diagnosed: Keep your event was extremely successful, event designed to raise money most luminaria ceremonies, who have been through the head high, keep your spirits placing the county’s among the for cancer awareness and can- they do not read all the names, same experience I’ve been bright and know there are peo- top Relay For Life fundraisers in cer research. but luminaria chairperson through,” she said. “We’ve been ple out here who will always be the area. The event begins with a prefers to read all the names through the emotional ups and there for you,” she said.
CLAIMS: Officials look for ways to lower costs Alleged theft of game Continued From Page 1A system leads to arrest rates down,” Bailey said. “And as you road workers appear to suffer the has a safety director who makes sure By AMANDA WILLIAMSON ing marijuana when he can see, it will pay for itself.” most serious injuries, just 109 claims county employees have the correct awilliamson@lakecityreporter. entered the home, accord- County employees have had 170 cost $1,257,511. The next three coun- training and equipment for their jobs, com ing to the report. He found claims from the last 10 years totaling ty job classes with the most claims she said. Mascarelli sitting on the $2,103,885 in medical expenses for are excavation and drivers, building Other solutions Roberts said the A Jacksonville man bed holding a small glass strains or similar injuries — by far operations maintenance and ambu- county is in the process of implement- was arrested Wednesday pipe and blue bag. the largest claims category. A distant lance services at a cost of $270,000 ing are a review of existing safety after he allegedly stole a Bailey confiscated the second is falls or slips, with 90 claims for each over the 10 years. policy, posting corrective action rec- Playstation 3 video game pipe and an bag, which and $901,146 paid by the insurance. Roberts said the modification rate ommendation on employee bulletin system from a Lake City contained suspected mari- Cuts, punctures and scrapes account- should drop some because the coun- boards and holding bi-monthly work- home he was visiting. juana, the report said. ed for 46 claims and $256,682. ty signed a contract with Lifeguard place inspections with the county Jonathan Mascarelli, After being arrested, Bailey said the county commission Ambulance Services in May 2011. insurer. 33, of 1445 Flagler Ave., Mascarelli told Bailey that needs to make sure employees know Lifeguard employees are not part of Roberts said Preferred Jacksonville, took the he was at Green’s home the proper way to lift heavy equip- the county insurance plan. Governmental Insurance Trust, Playstation from Andrew doing drugs. He said he ment, and the more physically fit the But because the modification rate the county’s workers compensation Green, 54, if 233 Marley stole the game system county work force is, the less likely looks at claims from the previous four insurer, would hold those inspections Glen, according to the because he had given injuries are to occur. years, it will take another two years free of charge. arrest report. Green some crack cocaine He said the county should empha- before the effect of claims from the She suggested implementing a dis- Columbia County and Green refused to pay size the need to be in shape. county ambulance service is entirely cipline policy for violations of safety Sheriff’s Deputy Kevin for it, the report said. “If we are not physically fit, we gone. procedures by county workers. Bailey learned from Mascarelli was charged are more susceptible to any type of “It will take a period of time before Another option, she said, would Mascarelli’s sister, Kristin with grand burglary, mari- injury.” you will ever actually see a change in be to include the cost of workers Mascarelli, that her broth- juana possession, drug By far, the most injury-prone county the modification rate,” Roberts said. compensation insurance in the bud- er stole the system and equipment possession employee group is law enforcement. The county does receive some dis- get of the constitutional officers so was hiding in a residence and larceny. He was taken That profession incurred $1,457,528 counts for having a written safety the elected officials in those offices at 134 Marley Glenn. the to the Columbia County in medical expenses from 248 claims manual and being a drug-free work- will be motivated to implement good report said. Detention Facility. His over the past 10 years. Street and place, Roberts said. Also, the county safety practices. Bailey smelled burn- bond was set at $17,000.
HEARING: Suspect’s statements disallowed Continued From Page 1A “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” during the interviews, any what we believe to scripts are 50-plus pages, According to reports, Franklin mostly grunted be significant, relevant the redaction of it would Thomas was checking on and didn’t give any details evidence,” he said, dur- have taken the lawyers an inmate in one of the about the incident. ing a phone call Friday unnecessary hours today prison’s dorms at about 10 David Phelps, assistant afternoon. “Based on how, (Friday) and that’s why we p.m. March 18, 2012, when state attorney, told the where and what was in the postponed that,” he said. Franklin attacked him. judge that the state attor- statements, the statements Siegmeister said the DOC officials said a ney’s office did not object were more confusing that suppression of statements control room officer saw to suppressing information useful.” does not hurt the state’s Franklin chase and then obtained during the inter- Payne also filed a motion case against Franklin. stab Thomas several views. to hold statements Franklin “We conceded it,” he times in the neck with a Jeff Siegmeister, Third may have made at a third said. “It wasn’t evidence handmade weapon. Judicial Circuit state attor- interview at Florida State that would have been help- Daina Greene, MD ney, was at the hearing but Correctional Institution in ful if it could have come in Board Certified Marlene Summers, CNM Healthcare Provider didn’t speak. abeyance or to suppress (the trial). It absolutely is Plant Sale Phelps said Franklin, them as well. Franklin was not necessary for our case FREE pregnancy tests in the ofice and said he did not want to moved to the state prison to succeed. Coming! offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. talk after the stabbing but after Thomas was killed. “These (interview state- MASTER GARDENER DOC personnel continued Payne said questions ments) are absolutely th SPECIALIZING IN: New Patients Welcome to question him. He said persists whether Franklin unnecessary to prove SATURDAY, MAY 4 ■ Non-Invasive Laparoscopic Franklin was not informed was properly told his con- the charges against Mr. 9am – Noon Gynecological Surgery Call today for a of his right against self- stitutional rights before Franklin,” he continued. Columbia County ■ Adolescent Gynecology personal appointment: incrimination. that interview, too. “It won’t affect the case in Extension Office ■ High and Low Risk Obstetrics (next to Fairgrounds) ■ Contraception 386-755-0500 Siegmeister said there Siegmeister said the any substantial way.” “Locally Grown for ■ Delivering at Shands Lake Shore 449 SE Baya Drive were several reasons why transcripts of that inter- The next hearing in the Local Conditions by ■ In-Office ultrasounds for our patients Lake City, Florida 32025 his office didn’t contest view are more than 50 case is slated for May 31. Local Experts” ■ 3D/4D Entertainment Scans www.dainagreenemd.com supression of the two CCI pages long and the deci- interviews. sion on that interview will “Some of reasons are be rendered as they get tactical, and primarily the closer to trial. statements didn’t have “Just because the tran-
WRECK: Four injured Continued From Page 1A 934 NE Lake DeSoto Circle, Lake City, FL Harley-Davidson struck ries, as did her daughter, the rear of a 1999 Pontiac 10-month-old Kayleigh L. (Next to Courthouse) that slowed in front of him Wininger. Ozruh was wear- to turn left onto Southwest ing a seat belt and the 75th Avenue, according to infrant was in a child safety FHP. seat, according to police. The driver of the Pontiac, Neither Rizzi nor May Ashley B. Ozruh, 20, of was wearing a helmet, FHP Starke, suffered minor inju- said. 4AOPINION OPINION
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OUR OPINION Jefferson should break silence on 2010 election
early three weeks after the arrest of his wife and another woman for alleged voter fraud during the 2010 election here, Lake City Councilman NEugene Jefferson still hasn’t spoken pub- licly on the matter. Jefferson won his 2010 re-election bid easily, with 69.7 percent of the vote. Still, his constituents have questions. First they want to know if he had knowl- edge of this alleged voter fraud scheme. If not, they want to hear him say it loud and clear. Summerall prediction fulfilled As for his wife, she is innocent until Editor’s note: The following When Pat was teaching at Lake proven guilty, and the court system will column ran last week in shortened City Junior High School, he formed determine her fate. form due to space limitations. It a special friendship with Wanda If Jefferson believes her to be wrongly appears here in its entirety. Bond, school secretary. Wanda, a widow, was admired by Pat and so accused, he should say so. However, he hen Pat Summerall many others because she raised five has chosen to maintain his silence on that was a senior at children in a small house and on a matter as well. Columbia High minimum income. As a city councilman, Jefferson is bound School in 1948, an Morris Williams When Wanda retired, Pat took off anonymous student Phone: (386) 755-8183 several hours during an extremely by the will of those he has sworn to Wwrote in the school newspaper [email protected] tight weekly schedule to come to serve. an article predicting what various 372 W. Duval St. Lake City to attend Wanda’s retire- He should answer their questions and seniors would be doing in 10 years, Lake City, FL 32055 ment party—and even privately in 1958. offered to pay off the mortgage on reassure them, if he can, that their trust Pat’s ‘prophecy’ was that he MORE ON PAT her small home. has not been breached. would be playing professional That’s just one example of Pat’s football for the New York Giants in •When Pat played football at CHS, love of his hometown and his 1958—and sure enough he was! he had a fragile nose so the coaches extremely generous and giving H I G H L I G H T S I N Since Pat died so recently, on had a ‘nose guard’, now called a face nature. April 16, and since he was CHS’s mask, made for him. Later Stanley HISTORY most famous graduate, here are a Anders (CHS 1952) wore that same AL’S ALLITERATIONS few odds and ends of his life that helmet and so did Florence Weeks On this date in: may not be generally known. (CHS 1950) when she played in an Siloam United Methodist Pastor •He was a saxophonist in the all-girls ‘powder puff’ game. Al Donovan is a fine Gospel preach- 1945, Italy’s dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress, CHS school band and also per- •When Pat was at Arkansas, he er and also a wordsmith of the first Clara Petacci, are executed by partisans in World War II. formed in two school plays, “A played both varsity football and order. Here is his description of 1947, a six-man expedition sails from Peru aboard a Date With Judy” and “The Fighting basketball (which he considered his Church’s Adult Sunday School balsa wood raft named the Kon-Tiki on a 101-day journey Littles.” his better sport). He made all class: across the Pacific Ocean to Polynesia. •He was a member of CHS’s only Southwest Conference in both. “Siloam’s Adult Sunday School 1952, war with Japan officially ends as a treaty signed state basketball championship in •In 1958, Lake City held a ‘Pat is a fine flawlessly functional force by the United States and 47 other countries takes effect. 1947 and later was offered a basket- Summerall Day’ and had a parade. for friendly families featuring frisky, 1967, heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali ball scholarship to the University of In 1971, United State Congressman frolicsome, felicitudinous, finite feel- refuses to be inducted into the U.S. Army. Kentucky. Don Fuqua read a tribute to Pat into ings. Fa! No fitful flaccid, flagging 1969, Charles de Gaulle resigns as President of France. •When he graduated from the U.S. Congressional Record. flagrant flat flavour flaunted forth- 1976, India’s Supreme Court upholds right of Prime Arkansas, the NFL Detroit Lions •In May 1962, Pat held a free with with our foremost fellowship. Minister Indira Gandhi’s government to imprison politi- offered him $6,000 a year with a place-kicking clinic at CHS. Three Fit fine here on Sunday at 10:00 cal opponents without court hearing. $500 signing bonus to play pro foot- who attended were Jerry Hewett, a.m. Jimmy Terry leads this class 1980, U.S. President Jimmy Carter accepts the resig- ball with them. He did not try to Robert ‘Tank’ Robertson, and Ham and laughter abounds. nation of Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, who opposed negotiate and simply took the first Mathis, Jr. the failed rescue mission aimed at freeing American hos- offer. •He facilitated friend New York VALUE OF MONEY tages in Iran. •As a senior at Arkansas, he led Yankee legend Mickey Mantel’s Money isn’t everything, but it 1988, Soviet-backed Afghan troops shell border areas, the nation in field goals—with four admission into the Betty Ford sure keeps the kids in touch. killing 15 Pakistanis. for the entire season! Rehab Clinic. 1994, former CIA official Aldrich Ames, who betrayed •He broadcast the first Super •He was in a New York City sky- U.S. secrets to the Soviet Union, pleads guilty to espio- Bowl, which was held in the Los scraper working on the publication nage and tax evasion. He is sentenced to life in prison. Angeles Coliseum. Tickets cost $12 of his book “On and Off The Air” ■ Morris Williams is a local ■ Associated Press and there were 41,000 empty seats. when the terrorists flew the two historian and long-time Columbia planes into the Twin Towers. County resident. Lake City Reporter What does Arbor Day mean to you? Serving Columbia County Since 1874 rbor Day is a special day resource, a unique wealth. Florida’s The Lake City Reporter is published with pride that has been observed forests cover almost one half of for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ for over a century, a day the state, provide more than 5,000 ties by Community Newspapers Inc. to plant trees and think products and by-products, support We believe strong newspapers build strong about all the things that a $13.95 billion dollar industry and Atrees provide us, our communities provide 76,000 jobs. This economic communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and and our nation. National Arbor Day value is important, as well as the profitable community‑oriented newspapers. is celebrated on the last Friday in human values and priceless benefits This mission will be accomplished through the April every year. Stan Shepard that we receive from the forests. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, One hundred and forty one years Senior CFA Forester, To foresters, Arbor Day is a time integrity and hard work. ago, in Nebraska, Arbor Day had Columbia County to think about planting, growing, its beginning. On January 4, 1872, Florida Forest Service and harvesting forests. Before a Sterling Morton, a member of the forest is harvested foresters are Todd Wilson, Publisher State Board of Agriculture, and later planning for a whole new forest Editor growing trees can shield unsightly Robert Bridges, Governor of Nebraska, introduced areas. cycle – how to prepare the land for Jim Barr, Associate Editor and secured the adoption of Arbor Several trees properly placed on planting, which tree seedlings to Sue Brannon, Controller Day, a day set apart and consecrat- the south and west sides of your plant, how to plant them, how to ed to tree planting. Statewide pub- home can function as a natural air protect and keep the forests healthy. Dink NeSmith, President licity was given on that occasion, conditioner to cool your home in To loggers and truck drivers that Tom Wood, Chairman and more than one million trees the summer. One tree can produce haul logs and wood products, Arbor were planted on the first Arbor Day the cooling effect of several average Day is a day to remember that trees in Nebraska. room air conditioners. Trees do and forests are renewable resources There are many ways in which this by providing shade and absorb- that provide good jobs that keep LETTERS POLICY trees can substantially improve our ing and reflecting solar radiation. rural communities alive and work- environment. Through the marvel- ing. To firefighters, Arbor Day is a Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ A stand of forest trees provides ous process of photosynthesis, trees benefits for both man and wildlife. time to reflect on the ability of for- ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 take on carbon dioxide and return A forest stand is the natural home ests to renew themselves and grow words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters pure oxygen to the atmosphere. of deer, squirrels, birds and other again after wildfires. must be signed and include the writer’s name, address Trees also function as filters by woodland dwellers. For many peo- For children, Arbor Day is a time and telephone number for verification. Writers can absorbing and collecting air borne ple, forests symbolize havens and to plant a tree that will grow with pollutants, such as smog, smoke, them. For adults, Arbor Day is a have two food for wildlife. For many people, odors and dust. forests can be a tranquil place. A day to beautify their communities letters per month published. Letters and guest columns Trees planted in rows around pleasant stroll through a lovely and mark life’s special celebrations. are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that homes or in urban areas can serve wooded area can provide a soothing National Arbor Day was Friday. of the Lake City Reporter. several functions. Trees as wind- retreat from the crush and press of But whenever you plant a tree BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL breaks can protect homes from the workaday world. – and whether you plant a forest or the full force of damaging winds. What do trees mean to Florida? a single tree – each and every one 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Rows of trees planted along a busy stands as a living reminder that we BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. The forests of Florida are among highway can effectively reduce high the most valuable assets Floridians are stewards of the land. BY EMAIL: [email protected] noise levels. A screen of green and have. Trees are a renewable 5A
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April 28 The Women’s Ministry beans, green beans and of Shiloh Baptist Church, bread. Eat in or take out. Church anniversary Highway 27 between Fort For more information, call Mount Tabor AME White and High Springs, Pastor W.C. Cobb at (386) Church, 519 SW L.M. Aaron will have their semiannual 623-1348. Road, will celebrate its community yard sale from 135th anniversary. For the 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.. For booth Writers group 11 a.m. service, the speak- space, call Jean McGee at The Lake City Writers er will be the Rev. Marcius (352) 316-4237 or Lenora Group will meet from 2 King of Jacksonville; and Steadman at (386) 454- to 4 p.m. at the Columbia for the 3:30 p.m. service, 1022. All proceeds from County Public Library, 308 it will be the Rev. Karl V. the booth rentals goes NW Columbia Ave. For Smith of Greater Bethel toward making pillows more information, contact: AME Church, Gainesville. and pillow cases for the Marley Andretti, group The community is invited. cancer kids at Shands and Leader, at (386) 438-3610 For more information, making lap quilts for the or email writer725@gmail. call Reola Finkley at (386) VA Hospital in Lake City com. 438-4803. and the Ronald McDonald House in Gainesville. Estate sale fundraiser Art festival The Vineyard Baptist The 52nd annual Apopka AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter Gospel sing, supper Church, 1832 Tomoka Art and Foliage Festival Lee Worship Center Terrace, will have an estate will be from 10 a.m. to 4 Community fish fry Church, 471 SE Magnolia sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. A p.m. Sunday at Kit Land Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Kevin Bailey, left background, stands with ranch- Drive in Lee, will have variety of household goods Nelson Park, 441 N. Park a potluck supper and an will be available. Ave. in Apopka. Sponsored ers from the Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch in Live Oak during the Community Fish Fry at the open-mic gospel sing. The by Apopka Woman’s Club County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Proceeds from the fish fry went to the Boys Ranch, and supper will be at 6 p.m. Church banquet and The City of Apopka. organizers hoped to double the amount raised at last year’s event. More than 700 people and the sing will start at 7. New Mount Pisgah Admission is free; parking attended the fry. Special guests will be Mr. AME Church will have is $5. For more informa- and Mrs. Ronnie Suggs of a Celebration of Faith tion, call (407) 886-3639 Baptist Church will have May 2 Lulu Community Center Tifton, Ga. Proceeds will and Fellowship banquet or email apopkaartand a shoe size program at 11 will host the 34th annual benefit the church build- at 6 p.m. at the Lifestyle [email protected]. a.m. The speaker will be Medicare seminar Lulu Homecoming Day. ing fund. For more infor- Enrichment Center, 628 Sister Delois Watson of Gwen Parrish of the Events will begin at 10:30 mation, call Allen at (850) SE Allison Court (off Baya Worship service Trinity Faith Outreach of Parks Johnson Agency a.m. Lunch will be at 12:30 869-9977. Drive). Guest speaker Mount Pleasant Lake City. A dinner will will be conducting a Blue p.m. Bring a basket lunch will be Connie Speights Missionary Baptist Church follow. Medicare Advantage for your party to share. Hospice event Richardson. Cost is $35 per will have a Carter-Lee seminar at 10 a.m. at the There will be music, games, Haven Hospice’s fourth person. For more informa- Family Worship Service April 30 Parks Johnson Agency fellowship, a quilt raffle and annual FAMFEST will be tion, call 758-5990. at 11 a.m. Guest speaker office, 4498 W. U.S. 90. Call T-shirts and hats for sale. held in Wilson Park in will be Erma J. Harris- Plant clinic 755-7275. downtown Lake City. There May 5 Morris. Music will be University of Florida Plant sale will be 5K run/walk, music by the Carter-Lee Male Master Gardeners are May 2-5 Columbia County Master and food. Race registration Gospel sing Chorus, directed by Myron available every Tuesday Gardeners will have their will be at 8 a.m., and the Northside Baptist Carter. The church is on and Thursday from 9 a.m. Bible conference annual plant sale from 9 a.m. race will start at 9. For Church, 3228 NW Highway Suwannee Valley Road, off to noon at the Columbia Philippi Baptist Church, to noon at the Columbia more information, contact 41, will have a gospel sing U.S. 41 in White Springs. County Extension Office, 144 SE County Road 18, will County Extension Office Stephanie Brod at (352) at 6 p.m. with Heirs of For information, contact 164 SW Mary Ethel Lane, have a revival and spring at the County Fairgrounds. 271-4665 or smbrod@ Grace. Oleatha Harris at 752-5169 to answer questions about Bible conference Thursday Plants are locally grown for havenhospice.org. or Marvyne Waters at lawns and plants. Bring through Sunday, with Dr. local conditions by local May 6 752-3533. samples for free diag- Dennis Deese. Services experts. Proceeds help Yard sale, barbecue nosis or solutions. For will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, fund the Master Gardeners Wellborn Church of God, Early learning group Family reunion more information, call Friday and Saturday and clinics and educational pre- 3330 U.S. Highway 90, will The Early Learning Descendants of Benjamin 752-5384. 11 a.m. Sunday. Music will sentations. For more infor- have a yard sale from 9 Coalition of Florida’s Franklin and Temperance be provided nightly by mation, call Gayle Rogers a.m. to 2 p.m. and will sell Gateway Inc. Executive Brannen will have a reunion Podiatry seminar local musicians. Stephen at 758-2408. barbecue dinners from 11 Committee will meet at 3 at noon at the old Brannen Dr. Scott Samera will Jones will provide music a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinners are p.m. at the Coalition Office, house, 220 North Lake present a seminar, “Oh, My on Sunday. For more infor- Community yard sale $7 and will include baked 1104 SW Main Blvd. Road in Lake Butler. Take Aching Feet,” from 5:30 mation, contact Pastor a covered dish to share. to 6:30 p.m. in the Lake Carl Chauncey at (386) For more information, City Medical center class- 209-3069. Thursday: Randy Houser, Eli Young Band & More call Roy Brannen at (904) room. He will discuss com- 284-3156. mon foot problems, such May 2-7 >ja\Yq2 Easton Corbin, Rodney Atkins & More as plantar fasciitis, bun- Family and friends day ions and corns. Call (386) Yard sale fundraiser Saturday: Aaron Tippin, LoCash Cowboys, Florida Georgia Line & Sheryl Crow New Mount Zion AME 758-3385 to reserve a seat. Skunky Acres, 608 NW Church, Watertown, will Sophie Drive in White have a Family and Friends May 1 Springs, will have a giant Kaf_d]
6a LAKE CITY REPORTER local SUNday, april 28, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Unity, cooperation key themes at NAACP event
By AMANDA WILLIAMSON But I want you to know, now being handled through [email protected] the NAACP in Columbia the Tax Collector’s Office. County has great roots; Between the various The Rev. Ronald Walters they’re bedded in this speakers, locals Quinisha says the Lake City commu- community. The NAACP is Harrell and Walter’s nity needs to be strength- here to stay.” daughter, Jasmine Walter, ened through cooperation Membership remains performed solo songs. The and progress, similar to the the strong foundation of organization honored Dr. way Nehemiah rebuilt the the organization, Linda Tony Buzzella and LaQuita walls of Jerusalem. Thomas, branch president, Griffin with the Community Walters spoke at the 31st said. The luncheon helps Service Award. Annual NAACP Freedom to create unity, she said, “If you don’t hear any- Fund Luncheon held at and she hopes to continue thing else I have to say, we the Winfield Community the relationship between have to keep going forward Center on Saturday. the organization and its — as a nation,” Walters said. “We can do this thing members to make Lake “If you keep your hand in together,” he said. “We can City a better place for all the Master’s hand, we can build this community. We people to live. make it. ... In spite of Jim can put scholarships in “Together, we stand; Crow, we can make it. In children’s hands, if we do divided, we fall,” she said. spite of Republicanism, we it together. We might need AMAMDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter “We have come a long can make it.” to call CSX and tell them “No man is an island. If you keep living long enough, you’re going to need someone,” said ways, but we have a long He warned against gath- take up the railroad tracks Reverend Ronald Walters, the guest speaker at the 31st annual Freedom Fund Luncheon for ways to go.” ering negative help or of because there are no bad the Columbia County Branch of NAACP at Winfield Community Center on Saturday. “If you’re Supervisor of Elections regressing. As each per- people on this side of the in a desert, water doesn’t have a color.” Liz Horne encouraged the son moves forward, obsta- tracks and good people on audience to register young cles will block their way, that side. We are all just to build the community enjoyed the luncheon January following a dispute people to vote and informed Walters said. But the deep- people. ... We are all just — for all races, all religions and the message. He felt with second vice president voters who had voted by er the valley becomes, the people of God.” and all ages, said Patricia it fit with the turmoil the Debra White. absentee ballot previously higher the mountain on The Freedom Fund Brady, first vice president. NAACP has been going “NAACP reminds me at that they need to call to the other side, he said. Luncheon celebrates the NAACP is an organization through in the past several the current time of an old request one if they want to “It’s not about black goals of the Columbia united not by color, but by months. Branch president bay tree,” Williams said. continue voting that way. or white. It’s about us,” County NAACP Branch, cause, she said. Berneice Pressley was “It’s gone through a hurri- Tax Collector Ronnie Williams said. “We’ve and raises money to help County Commissioner removed from office the cane, blown away, some of Brannon reminded guests got to work together as the organization continue Ron Williams said he national organization in the limbs bent to the side. that drivers licenses are people.” Library works on time capsule County Math Bee set By AMANDA WILLIAMSON The winning team will By CHRISTOPHER front desk where people [email protected] go home with a trophy, said SHUMAKER can write down ideas on Yvonne Douberley, presi- Special to the Reporter what they think should be Fourth-graders from dent of the Mathematics in the capsule. across Columbia County Council. S On April 2, 1513, Juan People also can leave will be participating in the tudents recruited for the Ponce de Leon and his time capsule ideas on annual Math Bee at 6 p.m. Math Bee usually begin crew of explorers landed FOCUS downtown’s Monday in the School studying in January, focus- on Florida’s east coast. Facebook page, Paschal Board Complex audito- ing on multiplication, divi- Five hundred years later, said. rium. sion and algebra. Florida is recognizing de For more information Elementary students “It’s always packed,” Leon’s arrival, with a year- about local Viva Florida 500 from 11 schools, including Douberley said. “I think long anniversary celebra- events, contact any of the Epiphany Catholic School the parents are excited tion known as Viva Florida library’s branches, or stop and Shining Star Academy, that their student has 500. by and pick up a flyer. will compete, sending four reached a level of achieve- Florida has the longest To learn more about students each. The county ment where they can par- recorded history of any JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Viva Florida 500, state Mathematics Council pro- ticipate in the Math Bee.” state in the nation, accord- Helen Brunson (right) gives Denise Paschal-Graziano a sug- history and Lake City’s vides a bank of questions Each student will ing to state Department gestion for items to put in a time capsule during a Viva la beginnings, visit the state to the teams based on receive a T-shirt designed of State. It says Ponce de Florida event held at the Columbia County Public Library on Department of State’s web- Sunshine State Standards by Columbia High School Leon’s arrival is unique Friday, while J.R. Graziano (left) and Amanda Barton look on. site, vivaflorida500.org. for fourth-grade math. students. because he and his explor- ers were the first group umentary on “old Florida,” can make the changes of Europeans to document too. that will help keep history such a landing. They named City resident Sheri going.” this land La Florida. Daar said events like this Business owner Tammy The statewide initiative definitely help to educate Harris agrees with Daar. highlights the 500 years of younger generations. She “I was always told that people, places and events believes kids need to learn in order to know where that make the Sunshine about Florida’s history. you are going, you need to State so culturally diverse. “They are tomorrow’s know where you are com- More than 150 events have future,” Daar said. “... It’s ing from,” Harris said. been scheduled throughout important for them to find There is still time to the state’s 67 counties. out where they came from give ideas in to the library One such event was on and what others have had before the time capsule is April 26 at the Columbia to endure so that they can buried, Evans said. Each County Public Library, have what they have today. of the library’s branches 308 NW Columbia Ave., Children are the ones that will have an area at the to gather ideas from local residents on what should be placed in a time capsule that will be buried later this year. Katrina Evans, assistant director for the library, said the state gave a time capsule to each county’s library and charged them with working on what to put in it, where it will be buried, as well as when the capsule should be unearthed. “It’s a great opportunity for us,” Evans said. “We started in January with an actor who portrayed Pedro Menendez. We’ve had someone from the Florida Public Archeology Network doing programs on Florida history and Spanish Florida. Coming up, we’ve got programs about local history, about Watertown and Columbia County.” The library worked with FOCUS downtown to put on last Friday’s event. FOCUS downtown is a group of business people, building owners and individuals who want to see growth in downtown Lake City, as well as its revitalization. “Events like Viva Florida 500 help build a sense of pride and community,” Denise Paschal, the group’s vice-president, said. “I think every community in this state needs to know about its heritage and how it was built and born.” Dozens of people turned out not only to share their ideas on what they would like to see put in the time capsule but to have cake and punch and watch a doc- 7A
Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNdAY, APRIL 28, 2013 7A Advocacy coalition event highlights victims’ rights
By TONY BRITT [email protected]
As a teenager life is sup- posed to simple and care- free. However, when your teenage sweetheart is on the phone threatening to commit suicide, and you hear a gunshot and the call COURTESY CCSO is disconnected, your life The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s changes in an instant. help in identifying this man and woman, whose images were Lizzy Brooks, a captured by surveillance cameras during a burglary Tuesday Suwannee County teen- at Green’s Marine, 1613 E. Duval St. ager, experienced that unthinkable tragedy when she listened to her boy- friend take his life with Help sought IDing a self-inflicted gun shot wound. Eight months later, she burglary suspects was standing on the edge of a bridge, threatening to From staff reports The woman is between 5 take her own life — the vic- feet, 3 inches and 5 feet, 8 tim of bullying by friends Columbia County inches tall. She has a thin of her former boyfriend. Sheriff’s Office is asking build and dark hair. The Brooks tearfully told the public to help them light colored pants she her story Friday during a identify a man and a woman wore had a white stripe brunch sponsored by the who burglarized a county down each leg. She also Suwannee Valley Victims’ business Tuesday. wore a black, hooded shirt. Advocacy Coalition. The The two broke into Both suspects are white. brunch, which took place Green’s Marine and The sheriff’s office asks at First Baptist Church, Sporting Goods, 1613 E. that anyone with informa- was attended by more than TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Duval St., and stole archery tion about the crime to 30 people. Alma Mendez (left), program director for the Vivid Visions Domestic Violence Shelter in equipment, the sheriff’s contact the office’ detective The brunch was sched- Live Oak, was named the 2013 Victim Advocate of the Year and Katrina Quarles, a victims office said. division at (386) 758-1095 uled as a local event for advocate in the state attorney’s office in Live Oak, received the Friend of the Circuit Award, The man stands between or leave an anonymous National Crime Victims’ during a victims’ right brunch Friday. 5 feet, 9 inches and 6 feet message at (386) 754-7099. Rights Week, April 21- tall. He wore a dark, short Callers may be eligible for a 27. The theme for this for those who may not launched several pro- people that I help. I love my sleeved shirt and combat cash reward of up to $1,000, year’s observance was: have a voice. For those grams to increase aware- job and this is what I do.” camouflage pants. He had a according to the sheriff’s New Challenges; New who have gone through ness about bullying after a Katrina Quarles, a vic- short, dark beard. office news release. Solutions. hurting and their families Richardson Middle School tims advocate who works in Michelle Johnson, have suffered, we need to student took his life at the the state attorney’s office in regional victim advocate be there to show our sup- beginning of the school Live Oak, received the 2013 from the Attorney General’s port to them. I think it’s year. Friend of the Circuit Award City woman jailed Office and president of the important that this time is Alma Mendez, program for her work. Suwannee Valley coali- set aside for that.” director for the Vivid “I’m honored that I was tion, said National Crime Bullying was one of Visions Domestic Violence nominated,” she said. “I’m in check fraud case Victims’ Rights Week the main topics of the Shelter in Live Oak, was able to reach out and serve started in 1981. event’s keynote speakers. named the 2013 Victim other victims in the com- By AMANDA WILLIAMSON Pamela Porter told Bailey “It’s designed to bring Columbia County Sheriff’s Advocate of the Year. munity and able to provide [email protected] that she had stolen the recognition to those who Office school resource “I’m very happy and sur- services to families that checks to exchange for cash happen to be victims of Deputy Jimmy Finnell told prised I won the award,” are in crisis through the A Lake City woman faces to fund her drug habit, the crime,” she said. “It’s how the sheriff’s office she said. “I’m her for the criminal justice process.” fraud and forgery charges report said. important we recognize after allegedly cashing Her bond was set at victims of crime, because checks she stole from her $35,000. we need to be the voice grandmother. Pamela Porter, 23, of 268 SE Scarlett Way, tried to cash a $230 check b e l o n g - ing to her grandmoth- er, Marilyn Porter, at C a m p u s USA Bank Porter on Bascom Norris Drive, a Columbia County Sheriff’s Office arrest report says. Because the check was in Pamela Porter’s handwriting, the bank employee called Marilyn Porter. Deputy Kevin Bailey responded to the bank. While he was there with Marilyn Porter, the bank staff discovered a fraudu- lent $130 check used at Wal- mart recently cleared her account, the report said. Later, Marilyn Porter dis- covered checks had been stolen from another of her accounts, too. According “A Poem for my Wife” to the report, the checks A Great Community Deserves fraudulently written on that Your hand has already been taken. account totaled more than You will never be forsaken. $503. My life long promise will always stand. Bailey arrested Pamela Until my last breath I will always A Great Community Bank. Porter shortly afterward. hold your hand. 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By BRANDON FINLEY [email protected]
Columbia High will begin its trek toward a 2013 state title by taking the first steps in spring practice. The Tigers begin work at 4 p.m. on Wednesday in preparation for the spring game at Fort White High at 7 p.m. on May 17 against the Indians. While the Tigers grad- uated some key pieces to last year’s 11-2 foot- ball team, Columbia head coach Brian Allen likes what the Tigers have continued on 5B FILE PHOTO CHS Columbia High’s Trey Marshall picks off a pass against Suwannee High last year.
FILE PHOTO Fort White High quarterback Andrew Baker tries to escape a tackle during a game last season. Indians set to spring into action Fort White High off on May 11 because several have a field trip football begins planned. practice this week. “We are serious about it, but you won’t win the sea- By TIM KIRBY son in the spring,” Jackson [email protected] said. “That will come in the summer.” FORT WHITE — Fort Each new season pres- White High football ents its own problems and opens spring practice on the Indians have spots to Wednesday. fill. It will be an abbre- “It will be a big challenge viated spring season, trying to get some of the with the spring game young guys to step up,” against Columbia High Jackson said. “It seems like scheduled for May 17. Fort Trey (Phillips) has been White is hosting the 7 p.m. here forever and now he’s game. gone. We lost (Devontae) “We will be in shorts on Levy and (Michael) Wednesday, Thursday and Mulberry and two outside
Friday and scrimmage on linebackers. It is nice to irts Saturday morning,” Fort be in the position with a -Sh e T White head coach Demetric quarterback (three-year Fre 00 Jackson said. “With the starter Andrew Baker) t 1 1s ers spring game coming so and linemen returning, but tom early we will try to get in young guys have got to step Cus as much as we can the first up.” week.” Jackson said players Jackson said spring have concentrated in the practice already presents weight room since the fall problems without the short season ended, and they schedule. will face more intense “You get in a lot of conditioning than is usual teaching, but so many in the spring. distractions become a “Our philosophy is to headache,” Jackson said. put weight on them and “Our kids are doing so get them stronger,” Jackson many things and there are said. “We will step up the banquets and field trips. It conditioning this year with is not worth it to go an extra so many unproven guys. two weeks. We’ll compact We need to have guys in a 1 it into 2 2⁄ weeks and get it position to play both ways done.” and we will practice that To that end, Jackson will way. We will turn up the give players the Saturday heat a little bit.” 2BSPORTS
2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 SCOREBOARD Accomplished at 8 Cleveland at Kansas City, ppd., rain UCLA. TELEVISION Baltimore 3, Oakland 0 27. Houston, DeAndre Hopkins, wr, L.A. Angels 6, Seattle 3 Clemson. By TIM KIRBY TV sports Today’s Games 28. Denver, Sylvester Williams, dt, [email protected] Toronto (Dickey 2-3) at N.Y. Yankees North Carolina. Today (P.Hughes 0-2), 1:05 p.m. 29. Minnesota (from New England), AUTO RACING Houston (B.Norris 3-2) at Boston Cordarrelle Patterson, wr, Tennessee. Callie Harrington is only 2 p.m. (Lackey 0-1), 1:35 p.m. 30. St. Louis (from Atlanta), Alec 8 years old and already an ESPN2 — NHRA, Spring Nationals, at Cleveland (Masterson 4-1) at Kansas Ogletree, lb, Georgia. accomplished athlete. Baytown, Texas City (Guthrie 2-0), 2:10 p.m., 1st game 31. Dallas (from San Francisco), Travis Harrington has participa- COLLEGE BASEBALL Tampa Bay (Price 0-2) at Chicago Frederick, c, Wisconsin. red in four sports and cur- 3 p.m. White Sox (Axelrod 0-1), 2:10 p.m. 32. Baltimore, Matt Elam, db, Florida. ESPN — South Carolina at LSU Texas (Ogando 2-1) at Minnesota Second Round rently is an invited mem- EQUESTRIAN (Correia 2-1), 2:10 p.m. 33. Jacksonville, Johnathan Cyprien, ber of the Alachua Inferno 4 p.m. Baltimore (Mig.Gonzalez 2-1) at db, FIU. travel softball team that will NBC — Rolex Championships, at Oakland (Colon 3-0), 4:05 p.m. 34. Tennessee (from Kansas City play in the USSSA Softball through San Francisco), Justin Hunter, wr, Lexington, Ky. (same-day tape) L.A. Angels (Vargas 0-2) at Seattle World Series this summer. GOLF (Iwakuma 2-1), 4:10 p.m. Tennessee. 9 a.m. Atlanta (Minor 3-1) at Detroit (Fister 35. Philadelphia, Zach Ertz, te, She also is being pursued TGC — European PGA Tour, 3-0), 8:05 p.m. Stanford. by the Gainesville Kings Ballantine’s Championship, final round, at Cleveland (Undecided) at Kansas City 36. Detroit, Darius Slay, db, Mississippi travel basketball team. Seoul, South Korea (same-day tape) (Undecided), 8:10 p.m., 2nd game State. “I like basketball best, Monday’s Games 37. Cincinnati (from Oakland), Gio 1 p.m. and softball, and sometimes CBS — Champions Tour, Legends of Houston (Harrell 2-2) at N.Y. Yankees Bernard, rb, North Carolina. Golf, final round, at Savannah, Ga. (Pettitte 3-1), 7:05 p.m. 38. San Diego (from Arizona), Mantei soccer,” Harrington said. TGC — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, Minnesota (Pelfrey 2-2) at Detroit Te’o, lb, Notre Dame. Harrington’s softball final round, at New Orleans (Scherzer 2-0), 7:05 p.m. Cleveland Exercised in Supplemental skills have been noticed for 3 p.m. Cleveland (U.Jimenez 0-2) at Kansas Draft. a while, starting when she City (W.Davis 2-1), 8:10 p.m. 39. New York Jets, Geno Smith, qb, CBS — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, final played T-ball at age 4. round, at New Orleans L.A. Angels (Hanson 2-1) at Oakland West Virginia. COURTESY PHOTO TGC — LPGA, North Texas Shootout, (Anderson 1-4), 10:05 p.m. 40. San Francisco (from Tennessee), Harrington received the Callie Harrington plays in a game earlier this year. final round, at Irving, Texas Baltimore (Britton 0-0) at Seattle Cornellius Carradine, de, Florida State. award for Best Overall in MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (J.Saunders 1-3), 10:10 p.m. 41. Buffalo, Robert Woods, wr, her age group two years ago She recently sunk a 20-foot “I was a dancer, but Callie Southern Cal. 1 p.m. at the Columbia Crushers putt for her team. is different from me,” Mrs. TBS — Toronto at N.Y. Yankees NL standings 42. Oakland (from Miami), Menelik 2 p.m. Watson, ot, Florida State. softball camp and, recent- “I like putting best,” Harrington said. “She want- 43. Tampa Bay, Johnthan Banks, db, ly, she was one of three 8- Harrington said of her golf ed us to let her play sports WGN — Tampa Bay at Chicago White East Division Sox Mississippi State. year-old players to be on game. and I’m glad I did that. She W L Pct GB 44. Carolina, Kawann Short, dt, 8 p.m. Atlanta 15 7 .682 — Purdue. the Gainesville Gold 10U Harrington’s parents are loves anything sports-wise, ESPN — Atlanta at Detroit 1 Washington 12 11 .522 3 ⁄2 New Orleans Forfeited. team for the USSSA Spring Danny and Leila Harrington and just has a natural abil- NBA BASKETBALL 1 New York 10 11 .476 4 ⁄2 45. Arizona (from San Diego), Kevin 1 p.m. Stampede. She played on and younger brother John ity. Whatever it is, she’s Philadelphia 10 14 .417 6 Minter, lb, LSU. ABC — Playoffs, first round, game 4, 1 the Lake City Lightning 10U is 5. The family lives in got it.” Miami 5 18 .217 10 ⁄2 46. Buffalo (from St. Louis), Kiko N.Y. Knicks at Boston team when she was 6 and 7. High Springs, and Mrs. Mr. Harrington has Central Division Alonso, lb, Oregon. 3:30 p.m. W L Pct GB 47. Dallas, Gavin Escobar, te, San Diego Last summer at the Florida Harrington is a teacher at coached Callie on a couple ABC — Playoffs, first round, game 4, St. Louis 14 8 .636 — State. State Championships, Summers Elementary. of teams. Miami at Milwaukee 1 Pittsburgh 13 10 .565 1 ⁄2 48. Pittsburgh, Le’Veon Bell, rb, 7 p.m. Harrington won the 8U Mrs. Harrington has “She has got all those Cincinnati 13 11 .542 2 Michigna State. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, 1 competition for pitching taught in Columbia County softball trophies, but bas- Milwaukee 11 10 .524 2 ⁄2 49. New York Giants, Johnathan San Antonio at L.A. Lakers strikes — most strikes out since 1996 with time out ketball is where her sport Chicago 8 14 .364 6 Hankins, dt, Ohio State. 9:30 p.m. West Division 50. Chicago, Jon Bostic, lb, Florida. of 50 throws. for children. She was Miss is,” he said. “She is a real TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, W L Pct GB 51. Washington, David Amerson, db, Harrington was a mem- CHS in 1992, and danced good athlete and has a Denver at Golden State Colorado 15 8 .652 — N.C. State. NHL HOCKEY ber of the A Team from with the Tigerettes and future in sports if she stays Arizona 13 10 .565 2 52. New England (from Minnesota), 7 p.m. Alachua that was USSSA Falconettes. with it.” San Francisco 13 10 .565 2 Jamie Collins, lb, Southern Miss. NBCSN — Ottawa at Boston 1 Fast Pitch Champions Los Angeles 11 11 .500 3 ⁄2 53. Cincinnati, Margus Hunt, de, SMU. SOCCER 1 San Diego 7 15 .318 7 ⁄2 54. Miami (from Indianapolis), Jamar in October, Florida State 5 p.m. Taylor, db, Boise State. Champions in December ESPN2 — Mexican Primera Division, Thursday’s Games 55. San Francisco (from Green Bay), Atlas at Puebla (same-day tape) Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4 and won the Fall Stampede Vance McDonald, te, Rice. Monday L.A. Dodgers 3, N.Y. Mets 2 in September. 56. Baltimore (from Seattle), Arthur MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Washington 8, Cincinnati 1 Brown, lb, Kansas State. “I like hitting and can 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 3 57. Houston, D.J. Swearinger, db, South sort of do fast pitch,” said ESPN — Washington at Atlanta Arizona 3, Colorado 2 Carolina. Harrington, who also NBA Friday’s Games 58. Denver, Montee Ball, rb, 7 p.m. Detroit 10, Atlanta 0 catches, plays first and Wisconsin. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 5, Washington 1, Cincinnati 0 third base and the out- 59. New England, Aaron Dobson, wr, Chicago at Brooklyn Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 2 Marshall. field. 9:30 p.m. Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Mets 0 60. Atlanta, Robert Alford, db, SE Harrington, who is in the TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 1 Louisiana. Oklahoma City at Houston Colorado 6, Arizona 3 third grade at Gainesville 61. Green Bay (from San Francisco), NHL L.A. Dodgers 7, Milwaukee 5 Country Day, has earned Eddie Lacy, rb, Alabama. 8 p.m. San Diego 2, San Francisco 1 62. Seattle (from Baltimore), Christine the Presidential Academic NBCSN — Draft Lottery, at Newark, Today’s Games Michael, rb, Texas A&M. Fitness Award every year N.J. Chicago Cubs (Villanueva 1-0) at Miami (Nolasco 1-2), 1:10 p.m. Third Round since kindergarten. Philadelphia (Hamels 0-3) at N.Y. Mets 63. Kansas City, Travis Kelce, te, She was point guard on (Niese 2-1), 1:10 p.m. Cincinnati. the Graceworks Sparks BASKETBALL 64. Jacksonville, Dwayne Gratz, db, Cincinnati (Cingrani 1-0) at team that was tournament Washington (Detwiler 1-1), 1:35 p.m. UConn. NBA playoffs Pittsburgh (Locke 2-1) at St. Louis 65. Detroit, Larry Warford, g, champion in the Alachua (S.Miller 3-1), 2:15 p.m. Kentucky. County Recreation bas- FIRST ROUND Colorado (Garland 2-1) at Arizona 66. Oakland, Sio Moore, lb, UConn. ketball league. Wednesday (Corbin 2-0), 4:10 p.m. 67. Philadelphia, Bennie Logan, dt, LSU. Oklahoma City 105, Houston 102, Harrington not only Milwaukee (Lohse 1-1) at L.A. Dodgers 68. Cleveland, Leon McFadden, db, San Oklahoma City leads series 2-0 deals with the challeng- (Kershaw 2-2), 4:10 p.m. Diego State. Indiana 113, Atlanta 98, Indiana leads San Francisco (Vogelsong 1-1) at San 69. Arizona, Tyrann Mathieu, db, LSU. es of playing with older series 2-0 Diego (Marquis 1-2), 4:10 p.m. 70. Tennessee, Blidi Wreh-Wilson, db, girls, she mixes it up with San Antonio 102, L.A. Lakers 91, San Atlanta (Minor 3-1) at Detroit (Fister UConn. the adults in the Sunday Antonio leads series 2-0 3-0), 8:05 p.m. 71. St. Louis (from Buffalo), T.J. Thursday golf scrambles at Quail Monday’s Games McDonald, Southern Cal. Miami 104, Milwaukee 91 Heights Country Club. N.Y. Mets (Harvey 4-0) at Miami 72. New York Jets, Brian Winters, ot, Chicago 79, Brooklyn 76 (Fernandez 0-2), 7:10 p.m. Kent State. Memphis 94, L.A. Clippers 82 Washington (Strasburg 1-4) at Atlanta 73. Tampa Bay, Mike Glennon, qb, Friday (Teheran 1-0), 7:10 p.m. N.C. State. New York 90, Boston 76, New York San Diego (Richard 0-2) at Chicago 74. Dallas (from Carolina through San leads series 3-0 Cubs (Samardzija 1-4), 8:05 p.m. Francisco), Terrance Williams, wr, Baylor. San Antonio 120, L.A. Lakers 89, San Pittsburgh (W.Rodriguez 2-0) at 75. New Orleans, Terron Armstead, Antonio leads series 3-0 ot, Arkansas-Pine Bluff. Milwaukee (Gallardo 2-1), 8:10 p.m. Golden State 110, Denver 108, Golden 76. San Diego, Keenan Allen, wr, Cincinnati (Latos 1-0) at St. Louis State leads series 2-1 California. (Wainwright 4-1), 8:15 p.m. Today 77. Miami, Dallas Thomas, ot, San Francisco (M.Cain 0-2) at Arizona New York at Boston, 1 p.m. Tennessee. (Kennedy 1-2), 9:40 p.m. Miami at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. 78. Buffalo (from St. Louis), Marquise Colorado (Chatwood 0-0) at L.A. Goodwin, wr, Texas. San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 7 p.m. Dodgers (Lilly 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Denver at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. 79. Pittsburgh, Markus Wheaton, wr, Monday Oregon State. Chicago at Brooklyn, 7 p.m. FOOTBALL 80. Dallas, J.J. Wilcox, db, Georgia Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Southern. Oklahoma City at Houston, 9:30 p.m. 81. New York Giants, Damontre Tuesday NFL Draft Moore, de, Texas A&M. Milwaukee at Miami, TBA (if neces- 82. New Orleans (from Chicago First Round sary) through Miami), John Jenkins, nt, 1. Kansas City, Eric Fisher, ot, Central L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, TBA (if Georgia. Michigan. necessary) 83. New England (from Minnesota), 2. Jacksonville, Luke Joeckel, ot, Texas Golden State at Denver, TBA Logan Ryan, db, Rutgers. A&M. Memphis at L.A. Clippers, TBA (if 84. Cincinnati, Shawn Williams, db, 3. Miami (from Oakland), Dion Jordan, necessary) Georgia. de, Oregon. 85. Washington, Jordan Reed, te, 4. Philadelphia, Lane Johnson, ot, Florida. BASEBALL Oklahoma. 86. Indianapolis, Hugh Thornton, g, 5. Detroit, Ziggy Ansah, de, BYU. Illinois. AL standings 6. Cleveland, Barkevious Mingo, de, 87. Seattle, Jordan Hill, dt, Penn LSU. State. 7. Arizona, Jonathan Cooper, g, North East Division 88. San Francisco (from Green Bay), Carolina. Corey Lemonier, de, Auburn. W L Pct GB 8. St. Louis (from Buffalo), Tavon Austin, 89. Houston, Brennan Williams, ot, Boston 16 7 .696 — wr, West Virginia. North Carolina. Baltimore 14 9 .609 2 9. New York Jets, Dee Milliner, db, 1 90. Denver, Kayvon Webster, db, New York 13 9 .591 2 ⁄2 Alabama. South Florida. Tampa Bay 10 13 .435 6 10. Tennessee, Chance Warmack, g, 1 91. New England, Duron Harmon, Toronto 9 15 .375 7 ⁄2 Alabama. db, Rutgers. Central Division 11. San Diego, D.J. Fluker, ot, Alabama. 92. St. Louis (from Atlanta), Stedman W L Pct GB 12. Oakland (from Miami), D.J. Hayden, Bailey, wr, West Virginia. Kansas City 11 8 .579 — db, Houston. 93. Miami (from San Francisco Detroit 11 10 .524 1 13. New York Jets (from Tampa Bay), through Green Bay), Will Davis, db, Utah Minnesota 9 10 .474 2 Sheldon Richardson, dt, Missouri. 1 State. Chicago 10 12 .455 2 ⁄2 14. Carolina, Star Lotulelei, dt, Utah. 94. Baltimore, Brandon Williams, dt, Cleveland 8 11 .421 3 15. New Orleans, Kenny Vaccaro, db, Missouri Southern. West Division Texas. 95. x-Houston, Sam Montgomery, de, W L Pct GB 16. Buffalo (from St. Louis), EJ Manuel, LSU. Texas 16 7 .696 — qb, Florida State. 96. x-Kansas City, Knile Davis, rb, 1 Oakland 13 11 .542 3 ⁄2 17. Pittsburgh, Jarvis Jones, lb, Georgia. Arkansas. 1 Los Angeles 9 13 .409 6 ⁄2 18. San Francisco (from Dallas), Eric 97. x-Tennessee, Zaviar Gooden, lb, Seattle 9 16 .360 8 Reid, db, LSU. Missouri. Houston 7 16 .304 9 19. New York Giants, Justin Pugh, ot, Thursday’s Games Syracuse. Kansas City 8, Detroit 3, 10 innings 20. Chicago, Tyler Long, g, Oregon. HOCKEY Boston 7, Houston 2 21. Cincinnati, Tyler Eifert, te, Notre N.Y. Yankees 5, Toronto 3 Dame. NHL schedule Chicago White Sox 5, Tampa Bay 2 22. Atlanta (from Washington Texas 2, Minnesota 1 through St. Louis), Desmond Trufant, db, Friday’s Games Baltimore 10, Oakland 2 Washington. Buffalo 2, N.Y. Islanders 1, SO Seattle 6, L.A. Angels 0 23. Minnesota, Sharrif Floyd, dt, Colorado 5, Phoenix 4, SO Friday’s Games Florida. Edmonton 6, Minnesota 1 Detroit 10, Atlanta 0 24. Indianapolis, Bjoern Werner, de, Chicago 3, Calgary 1 N.Y. Yankees 6, Toronto 4 Floida State. Today’s Games Boston 7, Houston 3 25. Minnesota (from Seattle), Xavier Ottawa at Boston, 7 p.m. Chicago White Sox 5, Tampa Bay 4 Rhodes, db, Florida State. End regular season Texas 4, Minnesota 3 26. Green Bay, Datone Jones, de, 3BSPORTS
LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 3B Indians playoff bound in baseball
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Brady Wilkinson scrambles to first base before the ball during a game against Interlachen High on Tuesday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High first baseman Lane Pendergrast tags an Interlachen High runner as he attempts to leap to the base during a district game on Tuesday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Brady Wilkinson is a second too late as Interlachen High’s TJ Strickland makes it safely to second.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High slugger Trace Wilkinson prepares to swing at a pitch on Tuesday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Willie Carter scrambles back to first base JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter after an attempt to steal second. Austin Dupree sneaks out of the reach of second base as he attempts to steal third. 4BSports
4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 Lady Tigers move into second round
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Tatum Morgan swings at a pitch against Middleburg High in the first round of the 6A playoffs on Thursday in Lake City.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High pitcher Ashley Shoup makes a pitch during a JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter state playoff game against Middleburg on Thursday. Columbia High’s Caliegh McCaulley looks for an opening to steal second base during a game on Thursday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Brittany Morgan is ruled safe at first during a playoff game against Columbia High’s Kayli Kvistad swings at a pitch against Middleburg during the opening round Middleburg on Thursday. of the state playoffs on Thursday. 5BSports
LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 5B CHS: Tigers begin spring practice on Wednesday, prepare for Fort White Continued From Page 1B coming back this season. be special on and off the Among those that depart- field. He’s got to capitalize, ed from the Tigers are but if he doesn’t break the left tackle Laremy Tunsil, rushing record, something quarterback Jayce Barber major will have had to have and the school’s single-sea- happened.” son rushing leader Ronald Of course, it’s defense Timmons. that the head coach will Still, the Tigers are load- pride himself on this sea- ed with talent. son and the Tigers have a “We have some guys good one anchored by their that have been here and secondary. we expect to be major “I expect the secondary contributors,” Allen said. to be the best in the state,” “We expect Roc (Battle), Allen said. “With Marshall, Trey (Marshall) and Terry Battle, (Ben) Kuykendall (Calloway) to be leaders of and (Roger) Cray, we have this group. We expect to get the ability to be the best Tyrone (Sands) back on the that’s ever played here. field and healthy.” They’re the best in the state But one of the biggest in my opinion. They have an questions among fans opportunity to be special.” this spring will be who is But any good secondary under center for the needs a pass rush so that Tigers? they’re not left on an island “We’re not going to jump for too long. Columbia will right out and name a start- see the return of Sands er,” Allen said. “We’ve got after a season slowed by three guys with Nathan injuries. Taylor, Austin Williams “If he’s back to form, he’s and Jake Thomas that are one of the top kids in the going to have to compete. state,” Allen said. “He was They have to prove it this getting looked at by BCS spring.” schools as a sophomore. A huge benefit that any We’re looking to get his quarterback for the Tigers release still, but he’s mak- will have going for them is ing positive strides.” the running back behind The Tigers will practice them. from 4-6:30 p.m. beginning “I expect (Lonnie Wednesday with the first Underwood) to be the three days of practice in best back that’s ever came shorts. through here,” Allen said. “The first three days will “He’s God gifted, but he’s be basics,” Allen said. “It’ll also a leader in that he’s begin basic, but we’re look- working harder than every- ing to pick things up pretty FILE PHOTO one. He’s got the ability to fast.” Columbia High’s Lonnie Underwood carries the ball against St. Augustine High in last year’s state playoffs. House votes for tighter controls over FHSAA By JIM TURNER the measure could help pre- important we have a good “We’re not messing with THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA vent some students from athletic association. To turn anything that we’re not dropping out by expanding it upside down and make it already messing with cur- TALLAHASSEE — The athletic opportunities. a free agency is something rently in law,” Stargel said. nearly century-old organi- “One hundred years that is disgusting.” “We already set up who the zation that oversees high of being an organization The measure places board is. We have the author- school athletics in Florida doesn’t make you right, it new restrictions on inves- ity to set up who the board is. may be entering its final does make you powerful,” tigations by the FHSAA, We already have the ability years of eligibility. said Rep. Elizabeth Porter, expands the ability for stu- to dictate bylaws. We’re not The House approved R-Lake City. dents to transfer schools changing that now.” a measure (HB 1279), in Opponents contend the during the school year, The bill also requires the a bi-partisan 89-26 vote, matter is a “playground alters the makeup of the Legislature to replace the that gives student-athletes fight” that has been elevat- board of directors, would FHSAA by July 2017. If no more flexibility as to where ed to the Capitol chambers give school districts more replacement is found, the they play and requires the by Lakeland-area lawmak- say over athletic regulations commissioner of education Florida High School Athletic ers due to fines imposed in each county, and sets a could extend the deadline Association to more closely against Lakeland High 2017 date to sunset the 93- by four years. follow the wishes of the School after students were year-old organization. Legislature or be replaced. ruled ineligible to play for The overhaul gives The Senate must still infractions ranging from fal- charter and home school take up the measure, either sifying addresses to receiv- students more opportuni- taking up the House bill ing impermissible benefits ties to play for public and on the floor or take up a that included free rent. private school teams, gives nearly similar proposal (SB The opponents say the students the right to try out 1164) offered by Sen. Kelli legislation will also invite at schools for a sport that Stargel, R-Lakeland. frequent transfers, and force is not offered by their own Backers of the changes administrators and teachers school, and expands rep- say the overhaul is needed to continually readjust aca- resentation on the FHSAA as the FHSAA has used its demic plans for students who board to charter school, authority in an arbitrary jump campus to campus. home school and non-pub- manner that has over- “This is an awful, awful lic school members and the reached when investigating bill,” said Rep. Kevin Rader, Florida Athletic Coaches student eligibility and claim D-Delray Beach. “It’s Association.
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Harvey Campbell Light up Lake City (386) 758-1397 Chamber looks Cycling for businesses initiative to sponsor show. By TONY BRITT started [email protected] he Lake City- Columbia by group County Chamber of lways on the Commerce and watch for new Tthe Lake City Reporter marketing once again will part- opportunities, ner to help bring the the Suwannee Fourth of July Fireworks ARiver Valley Marketing Celebration to the people Group is establishing a new of Columbia County. alliance with the Suwannee The free event on July Bicycle Association, based 4 will feature one of the in White Springs. The largest fireworks shows SBA holds seven cycling in North Florida, plus events in our area on an musical entertainment annual basis, including the and family activities. upcoming Spring Pedal The free event is set for the Columbia County DEREK GILLIAM/Lake City Reporter and Paddle Festival dur- Sonja Meads (left), administrative assistant for the Lake City-Columbia County Chamber of Commerce; Todd Wilson, pub- ing the weekend of May Fairgrounds. It will begin 2-5. The SBA has been in at 5 p.m. and end with a lisher of the Lake City Reporter; and Abbie Chasteen, marketing director for the Chamber, kick off the sponsor drive for existence for more than 20 large fireworks display at the July 4 fireworks show. The Reporter is the event’s title sponsor for the 10th year. The chamber recently sent out letters years and brings several 9:20 p.m. soliciting donations to help fund the event. thousand bicycle enthusi- The Chamber is asking “We’ve contacted many Celebration possible. the Downtown Action work show’s comeback asts to our area annually. local business owners to of our faithful and sup- “We need commu- Corporation 10 years ago and has been the title The Suwannee River Valley help sponsor the event, portive chamber members nity support to help these to stabilize the fireworks sponsor for the event for wants to enhance the SBA’s which has grown to see a and businesses who have events grow,” she said. show that was then staged the past decade. current events with market- crowd of more than 25,000 supported us in the past, The Lake City downtown around Lake “This is the best ing and signage support. people last year. and we’re asking for their Reporter worked with DeSoto. The Reporter For additional information “We’re looking for any assistance again.” Harvey Campbell and helped to lead the fire- FIREWORKS continued on 2C on SBA and membership in businesses that are inter- Chasteen said the the organization call (386) ested in helping to spon- Chamber counts on the 243-0115 or go to www. sor the July 4 celebration,” support of sponsors to suwanneebike.org. said Abbie Chasteen, make events such as the Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July Fireworks TOURISM continued on 2C marketing coordinator. Support A new generation of plans for your generation. $ THE REAL MAGAZINE OF LIFE IN LAKE CITY 0 SM Zero Monthly BlueMedicare life in natural florida Plan Premium* Advantage
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2C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS wEEK Of APRIL 28, 2013
TOURISM: New bicycling initiative started US economy grows Continued From Page 1C at 2.5 percent rate By the way, May is percent for March of below is a brief overview FLORIDA and the state also National Bike Safety this year, with Average of programs conducted Department of Economic By MARTIN CRUTSINGER That was up from an ane- Month. Daily Rate up 5.7 percent by the Suwannee River Opportunity, while com- AP Economics Writer mic 0.4 percent annual to $76.25, compared to Valley Marketing Group: pleting work on six grants growth rate in the October- Tourist development $72.13 last year. n In conjunction with previously awarded, WASHINGTON — December quarter. tax update the Lake City Reporter, including a new tri-county Americans shrugged off Consumer spending Tourism Week awards produced the third edi- map brochure, geocach- higher taxes to lift the U.S. surged at an annual rate of The Columbia County luncheon May 15 tion of the Suwannee ing initiative, comprehen- economy at the start of the 3.2 percent — its biggest Board of County River Valley Vacation sive biking trail and new year. Government spending jump since the end of 2010. Commissioners has The Suwannee River Guide, with 60,000 rack brochures for some fell, though, and the impact Growth was also helped by approved a change in the Valley Marketing Group printed for distribution of our state parks. of the tax increases along businesses, which respond- local bed tax collection will hold its 2013 Tourism throughout 2013. The n Serviced more than with federal budget cuts ed to the greater demand rate, increasing the levy Awards Luncheon on 52-page, full-color guide 60 rack locations at could slow growth later this by rebuilding their stock- from the 3 percent to 4 Wednesday, May 15, provides a comprehensive motels, campgrounds, year. piles. And home construc- percent, effective April 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. overview of the tri-county libraries and our tourism Economic growth acceler- tion rose further. 1. The approval was in at the Lake City Holiday area. livery businesses every ated to a 2.5 percent annual Government spending response to a unanimous Inn and Suites. The guest n Participated in more six weeks in the tri-coun- rate in the January-March sank at a 4.1 percent annual recommendation from speaker for the event will than 15 trade shows, ty area. quarter, the Commerce rate, led by another deep the Tourist Development be Dr. Lori Pennington- including RV events n Supported marketing Department said Friday. cut in defense spending. Council to impose the Gray, a professor in in Tampa and Atlanta. efforts for events such increase. the College of Tourism Greeted more than 15,000 as the Olustee Battle The additional 1 per- and Hospitality at the attendees at the Tampa Festival and Wanee. cent levy is expected to University of Florida. Bay Tribune Outdoor Provided staffing support BUSINESS BRIEF generate approximately Awards will be present- Show at the Florida State at those two events and $200,000 annually and will ed in each of nine catego- Fairgrounds. one large youth baseball Advance Cleaners relocates be pledged towards debt ries to recognize individu- Also participated at tournament to conduct service for the TDC’s por- als and businesses that two consumer shows at polling of attendees to Advance Cleaners Company, a professional garment tion of a nearly $3 million go above and beyond the The Villages and a dozen capture important demo- care, cleaning and finishing service that caters to the upgrade to the Southside call of duty and maintain military base shows in graphic and marketing personal wardrobes of men, women and children, has Recreation Complex. a high standard of quality Florida and Georgia. information. Also deter- moved to a new location in Branford Crossing. Those improvements services for Suwannee Estimates are that more mining consumer likes Hours are Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., have already gotten under Valley visitors. For addi- than 30,000 potential visi- or dislikes for various Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Sunday. way, with new sidewalks, tional information on the tors came to our booths aspects of the events. three new concession awards luncheon or to for information. n Worked with stand/rest room build- make a reservation, call n Produced a new the Board of County ings and utility connec- (386) 758-1312 by May vinyl-wrap promotional Commissioners, local FIREWORKS: Show set tions. 12. display with the exist- youth organizations In all, 61 of Florida’s 67 The awards luncheon ing TDC van, which is and the Landscaping Continued From Page 1C counties impose the bed will replace the regularly used at consumer shows and Parks Department tax at levels ranging from scheduled monthly TDC throughout the Southeast. to begin implementa- fireworks show in North can’t-miss event.” 2 to 6 percent. board meeting, which n Applied for accredi- tion of improvements Florida, and we’re pleased The crowd of visitors According to the would have also been tation through the at Southside Recreation to be a partner in help- topped 25,000 last year and state Department of held on May 15. Destination Marketing Complex and successfully ing make it grow every was made up of locals and Transportation, bed tax Association International. host 10 sporting events year,” said Todd Wilson, others from nearby com- collections were $56,690 Tourism marketing Only 135 tourism bureaus through the end of April. publisher of the Lake munities. for February, compared activities update worldwide have earned Three events are sched- City Reporter. “If you’ve Wilson said both he and to $57,012 in the same this distinction. The uled for May. not made the effort to the Chamber were very month of 2012. January As usual, the initial four Suwannee River Valley come see it, the whole appreciative of the partner- collections were $53,649, months of the calendar Marketing Group would event is family oriented. ship of Columbia County compared to $52,702 year are extremely busy be one of the world’s n Harvey Campbell is the There’s great music, good Resources to provide the executive director of the the previous year. Smith with consumer trade smallest tourism agencies food, and a great atmo- larger venue at the fair- shows, special events in Columbia County Tourist Travel Reports showed to earn this distinction. Development Council. He sphere. We want people grounds that will allow the that occupancy in area our area, spring sports n Applied for six can be reached at 386-758- to come out and celebrate event and the crowd to hotels increased 3.7 and new projects. Listed new grants from VISIT 1397. American freedom. It’s a grow. Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 3C Unfurnished 730 Home For Rent 3/1 - Convenient to downtown. available May 5th. $ 600 per month. Taking applications. 386-623-2848 3BA/ 1.5BA $650 mth & $650 deposit CH/A 344-2170 3bd/1ba - Close to college and Timco $600 per month. 1st month+ security deposit Contact 867-1190 3br/1ba in town Close to Richardson Middle School 386-758-0057 Small1bedroom House in town. Near Timco 386-758-0057 Business & 750 Office Rentals Job Medical Unfurnished Apt. 05538320 Legal Legal Move in Ready Office For 100 Opportunities 120 Employment 710 For Rent Lease. Newly remodeled, like ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Hall’s Pump & Well & Patient care coordinator / Medical 05538497 new. 2700 sqft, great for a TO THE FLORIDA BUILDING Physicians office, Attorneys THE DISTRICT BOARD OF CODE; PROVIDING FOR APPLIC- Carolyn Height Water Company Receptionist - Live Oak - Wanted. $89 Deposit TRUSTEES OF FLORIDA GATE- ABILITY; REPEALER; SEVERA- Is seeking an experienced Pump Related experience a plus. Please Pools, B-ball, gym & more! office or Any Executive office. WAY COLLEGE WILL RECEIVE BILITY; AND AN EFFECTIVE Repair Technician for our Water Email resume to Marie at Security cameras & phone BIDS FOR THE FOLLOWING: *FREE after school program system provided. Computer DATE. Treatment and Pump Repair De- [email protected] Windsong Apts ITB NO. #13-6-01 At the public hearings, all interested partment. Those who meet the network ready. BUILDING 19 ELECTRICAL UP- parties may appear and be heard with following requirements Need 386-758-8455 Call Joe at 935-2832 GRADE JONES EDMUNDS PROJ- respect to the proposed amendment. Apply: High school diploma, Schools & 2BR/1BA $600/MO & $575 Sec. ECT NO. #12040-017-01 One week prior to the public hearing, Class A or B drivers license, Drug 240 Education Commercial Building, Utilities PROJECT DESCRIPTION: copies of the proposed amendment Dep. Lovely, Private, re-done This project will remove the Build- & Alcohol free, & be mechanically CR 242, 2 miles West of RT 247 furnished $825 per month are available for public inspection at inclined, Electrical helpful. Pre- 2128 SW Main, Ste. 101 ing 19 transformer vault and replace Town Hall on Monday through Fri- 05537693 386-365-7193 or 867-6319 the (3) existing 250 kVA aerial trans- hire Background check mandatory. Interested in a Medical Career? A bar Sales, Inc. (386) 752-5035 day during regular business hours. Apply in person at 904 NW Main 7 days 7am-7pm formers and all primary and secon- Notice is given pursuant to Section Express Training offers A Landlord You Can Love! dary conductors with a new owner Blvd. L.C. 386-752-1854 courses for beginners & exp 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great 286.0105, Florida Statutes, that in or- Medical, Retail and Professional purchased 750 kVA pad-mount der to appeal any decision made at Local Trucking Job: area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. transformer and conductors. • Nursing Assistant, $479 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 Office space on East Baya near this public meeting, you will need to 30 yr Family owned company Old Country Club Rd. ELIGIBLE BIDDERS: ensure that a verbatim record is next class- 5/13/2013 Only those General Contractors de- seeking quality drivers. Brandywine Apartments Call 386-497-4762 or made. In accordance with the Ameri- Home daily, 401k, Blue cross fined in Section 489.105(3)(a), Flori- cans with Disabilities Act, any per- • Phlebotomy national certifica- Now Renting 386-984-0622 (cell) da Statutes or Electrical Contractors health ins, company pd life ins, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. sons with a disability requiring rea- tion, $800 next class- 5/06/2013 Oakbridge Office Complex defined in Section 489.505(12), Flor- sonable accommodation in order to driver referral bonus, shuttle pay + 386-752-3033 730 W. Grandview ida Statutes and who are licensed and many extras. Approximately Ave. Lake City, FL Professional Office Available participate in this meeting should • LPN 9/16/2013 725 SE Baya Dr registered to conduct business in call Town Hall at (386) 497-2321 at 2100 miles/wk. Pay depends on “This institution is an Equal Op- Florida may submit a bid on this least 48 hours prior to the public experience/ safety record.Class A Fees incl. books, supplies, exam portunity Provider and Employer” Call 752-4820 project. meeting. with hazmat Call us today fees. Call 386-755-4401 or Equal Housing Opportunity PREQUALIFICATION OF CON- 1-800-842-0195 or 217-536-9101 expresstrainingservices.com TDD # 1-800-955-8771 TRACTORS: 05538528 ask for Doug 805 Lots for Sale ALL ELIGIBLE BIDDERS WISH- April 28, 2013 ING TO BID THIS PROJECT Mechanic needed at Great area West of I-75, deluxe PUBLISHER'S NOTE MUST BE PREQUALIFIED. Con- Pets & Supplies 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D All real estate advertising in this tractors who wish to prequalify with Fla.Rock&Tank Lines 310 Job In White Springs. Diesel exprnc hookups & patio. $700-$750 plus newspaper is subject to the fair Florida Gateway College must re- Lynn’s Pet Grooming now open. quest a prequalification package 100 Opportunities reqr'd in maintenance & repair of SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 housing act which makes it illegal from the College’s Director of Pur- tractor trailers. 45-50hrs/wk $25-$35 by appt. Owner may stay to advertise "any preference, w/ pet during groom. Most small Move in Special from $199-$399. limitation, or discrimination based chasing, Tonia E. Lawson at (386) 05538456 Class A CDL license preferred. 1, 2 & 3 br apts/MH. Also, larger 754-4226 or by email at tonia.law- Excellent Benefits! breeds. Takes 1-1.5hrs. 288-5966 on race, color, religion, sex, [email protected]. COMPLETED pre- 2/br. for $515. mo. Incl water. disability, familial status or nation- email: [email protected] 386-755-2423 rigsbyrentals.com qualification packages must be re- or fax 904-858-9008 PUBLISHER'S NOTE al origin; or any intention to make turned to the College’s Purchasing Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs such preference, limitation or MECHANIC NEEDED with NICE Apt Downtown. Remodeled discrimination." Familial status office not later than 4:00 PM EST, and cats being sold to be at least 8 1 bedroom. Kitchen, dining, living May 13, 2013. Facilities Mechanic tools and experience. Southern weeks old and have a health includes children under the age of TIME AND DATE FOR RECEIV- Plumbing, electrical, framing Specialized Truck & Trailer. room. $450. mo plus sec. 18 living with parents or legal certificate from a licensed 386-362-8075 or 386-754-2951 ING BIDS: and painting experience 386-752-9754 veterinarian documenting they custodians, pregnant women and 2:00 PM EST, May 30, 2013 required. Previous construction have mandatory shots and are people securing custody of chil- PLACE FOR RECEIVING BIDS: experience preferred. Musgrove Construction, Inc. Studio Apt. in Ft. White, has an immediate opening for free from intestinal and external Must have ref. dren under the age of 18. This Bids may be mailed as follows: GSE Mechanic parasites. Many species of wild- newspaper will not knowingly Florida Gateway College Diesel and gasoline engine Diesel Mechanic. Must have own $450 mth + Security hand tools and a clean Class A life must be licensed by Florida 941-924-5183 accept any advertising for real es- Purchasing Department experience. Must be able to tate which is in violation of the 149 S.E. College Place troubleshoot systems. Mig, CDL, hydraulic experience and Fish and Wildlife. If you are Lake City, Florida 32025-8703 layout and fabrication welding welding helpful. Drug free work- unsure, contact the local TENANTS DREAM law. Our readers are hereby in- Hand delivered bids are to be pre- experience also required place. Call Jesse at 386-364-2941 office for information. Only 1 left - $600 Newly remod- formed that all dwellings adver- sented to: apply online at www.timco.aero or come by office on Hwy 90, eled, 2bd/1ba duplex w/ w/d hook tised in this newspaper are availa- Florida Gateway College AAP / EEO Employer Live Oak for more info. up. Call for details 386-867-9231 ble on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination call Purchasing Department available at Furniture 198 S.E. Staff Way Sales Position 408 UPDATED APT, HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, Administration Building 001, Room 05538544 Florida’s #1 manufactured home w/tile floors/fresh paint. the toll free 130 sales center. Applicant must be ASHLEY solid wood Great area. telephone number to the hearing Lake City, Florida 32025-8703 energetic, posses strong work Millennium table w/ 5 chairs. 386-752-9626 impaired is 1-800-927-9275. All bids must arrive and be date/time ethics, and have the ability to Will sit 16 with leaf. $250.00 stamped by a Purchasing Department present oneself as a professional Contact 386-754-0609 Furnished Apts. The Lake City Reporter, a daily to potential clients. Sales representative prior to the specified newspaper seeks Home for Sale bid opening date/time. The College experience a plus. To be 720 For Rent 810 will not be responsible for postal or Independent Contractor considered for this position, fax Newspaper Carrier for the North Garage Sales ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, 3BD/2BA Brick home 2800 sqft. other delivery service delays that your detailed resume to 430 Sands, Columbia. All furnished. cause a bid to arrive at Room 130, Lake City route. 2 car garage wheel chair friendly. 386-752-2853. All potential PUBLISHER'S NOTE Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. Set on 3 fenced acres. High & dry Building 001 after the designated bid Apply in person during normal applicants will be contacted for business hours or email All Yard Sale Ads Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Horizon & Lona. Has a in law opening date/time. Bids that are and in person interview. $135, 2 persons $150. weekly mailed must be clearly marked on Mandy Brown Must be Pre-Paid. quarter. $260,000 386-755-0927 the outside of the envelope Circulation Director at: Drivers: All Miles PAID 386-752-5808 BID NO. #13-6-01 [email protected] (Loaded & Empty)! Home on the Beautiful horse ranch brick home BUILDING 19 ELECTRICAL UP- NO PHONE CALLS weekends! Running Class-A CDL Unfurnished 4br/3ba on 13+ acres 2632 sqft, GRADE Flatbed. Lease to Own-No Money granite countertops. $265,000 Miscellaneous 730 Home For Rent 386-590-0157 JONES EDMUNDS PROJECT NO. ASSISTANT NEEDED - retail Down. CALL: 888-880-5916 440 David Mincey #12040-012-01 2BD /1.5BA, Country, South of Poole Realty MLS#83142 optical seeks full-time sales Tire Service Tech-Competitive 4 - USED TIRES $60.00 May 30, 2013 associate. All training provided. Pay & Benefits! Must have 2 yrs Lake City, private river access. PRE-BID CONFERENCE: 195-65-15 w/boat ramp, 2 garages, clean, Sales experience helpful. exp-heavy duty tire maintenance. CALL 623-4852 Farms & There will be a MANDATORY pre- Salary $400-$500/week. $625 mo. + sec. 386-590-0642 bid meeting beginning at 10:00 AM Apply: 1050 SE 6th St. Lake 8AM - 6PM 820 Acreage EST, May 20, 2013 in the Confer- Apply 9am-5pm Tues - Sat at Butler, FL Eyeglass Express 2BR/1BA, Fenced in yard Owner financed land ence Room located in the Adminis- WKI Outsourcing Solutions is Large white GE Frost free Recently remodeled 1/2 to 10 acre lots. tration Building (001), Room 103 on 295 NW Commons Loop refrigerator, clean. Works Great! Lake City (Hwy 90 Publix Plaza) looking for employees to work in $725 mo. $725. dep. Very clean. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties the main campus of Florida Gateway harvesting and packing vegetables $275.00 Contact 386-752-7578 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com College. like, blueberry, grapes, waterme- Contact 386-292-3927 BID DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE Cooks & Servers - Experience lon, baling pine straw, blackberry, FROM: Only - If you love what you do Looks new, high wheel 5 hp Brian F. Hepburn, M.P.A. and greens etc. job starts Briggs push mower, 22” Contact Country Skillit 04/15/2013 -07/04/2013 $9.78 per Project Manager 386-365-2207 $125.00 Jones Edmunds & Associates, Inc. hour or by piece rate depending on Contact 386-292-3927 1100 Cesery Boulevard DRIVERS WANTED the crop your harvesting or pack- 2nd Floor 2 yrs OTR Running SE ing. Housing and transportation NINTENDO Wii U 32GB Now accepting applications for highly motivated Jacksonville, Florida 32211 Experience Required provided. Interested in applying 3 games, like new Telephone (904) 744-5401 Warren Pine Straw please call Mon-Fri 8am to 4pm at (386) 984-7510 E: [email protected] 386-935-0476 (912) 209-0155. Will provide tools $265.00 COST FOR BID DOCUMENTS: needed and guarantee of job or Sales Consultants Bid documents are available at a cost ap- of $125.00 per set which includes Mobile Homes Hiring Construction Manager ply in local DOL office job order to join our successful team. shipping. Bid documents may only number is GA8092020. 630 for Rent be purchased in their entirety and the position; Experience a must; Email resume to To apply for this rewarding job call cost is non-refundable. Medical 14 wide 3br/2ba RIGHT TO WAIVE IRREGULARI- [email protected] or Quiet Park No Pets Steven Jones: 386-623-3526 TIES AND TECHNICALITIES: fax to 386-758-8920 120 Employment Clean Country Living $550 Florida Gateway College reserves Ref & Dep required 386-758-2280 the right to waive minor irregulari- Billing Clerk or apply in person at ties and/or technicalities associated Suwannee Valley Nursing Center is seeking a full time Billing Clerk 2bd/1ba Country setting, Branford 2588 US Hwy 90, Lake City, FL with this solicitation. The Director of area. $500 mth plus Security Purchasing of Florida Gateway Col- Qualifications: 1+ years experience with accounts 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 lege shall be the final authority re- www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com garding waivers of irregularities and receivable / billing required. technicalities. Proficient computer skills, Mobile Homes for rent in STAFF ASSISTANT I Experience in Health Care setting White Springs & 05538545 PART-TIME, TEMPORARY will get preference. Competitive Ft. White. April 28, 2013 Position #: OP9946 salary and excellent benefits. For Contact 386-623-3404 May 5, 2013 Perform various offi ce support inquiries call Danny Williamson, NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO functions within the Foundation for Administrator at 386-792-7161 or THE LAND DEVELOPMENT FGC. Some bookkeeping required. Shrea McCoy, Human Resources Mobile Homes REGULATIONS Requires High School diploma at 386-792-7158 640 for Sale Town of Fort White, FL or its equivalent plus two years The Town of Fort White’s Town clerical experience. Additional Finance Officer / Accountant Palm Harbor Factory Council will hold a first reading and education may be substituted on Suwannee Valley Nursing Center liquidation sale is seeking a full time Finance public hearing on the following item a year for year basis for required http://www.palmharbor.com/mod- 1996 Four Winds on May 13, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. at experience in related area. Special Officer. Qualifications: el-center/plantcity/ Town Hall, 118 SW Wilson Springs consideration will be given to Bachelor Degree in Accounting $39k off select 2012 models (3) Motor Home Road. applicants with an Associate’s (Required), 3+ years experience in John Lyons 800-622-2832 ext 210 65,000 mi., 29ft, rsleeps 8, Ordinance No. 174-2013 Degree or Certifi cate in a related Accounting, Experience in Health cent. a/c gas heat, stove, area. Knowledge of MS Word and Care setting and with Medicare/ AN ORDINANCE BY THE FORT oven, refrig, freezer, micro, WHITE TOWN COUNCIL RE- Excel. Background screening is Medicaid will get preference. Mobile Home PEALING ORDINANCE NO. 57, required. Bookkeeping experience, Competitive salary and excellent 650 & Land TV, DVD. AS AMENDED; ADOPTING THE computer literate, knowledge of benefits. For inquiries call Danny $6,900 obo TOWN OF FORT WHITE LAND offi ce management. Ability to Williamson, Administrator at Owner Financed lrg 3/2 on 5 ac, S. DEVELOPMENT CODE; ADOPT- communicate well with students, 386-792-7161 or Shrea McCoy, of Lake City, small dwn $900 mth 386-984-0890 ING THE OFFICIAL ZONING AT- other employees, and the public Human Resources at 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 LAS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERA- SALARY: $ 9.90 per hour 386-792-7158 www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com BILITY; PROVIDING AN EFFEC- APPLICATION DEADLINE: TIVE DATE. Open Until Filled Master's Level Clinician: Lake ORDINANCE NO. 175-2013 Persons interested should City/MacClenny area, Florida. 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Contact Robert Bridges Editor LIFE 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, April 28, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TASTE BUDDIES Fourth Annual Diva Day Catering to women Genie Norman women who want to spend and Mary Kay Altrusa Club the entire day shopping Hollingsworth event fulfills and enjoying the vendors. [email protected] “It’s geared toward feminine wants. women,” Smithey said. “We just have such a good Juliette’s By AMANDA WILLIAMSON turnout of women — all [email protected] having a good day.” Diva Day helps the ooking for the small business owners by worth latest trend providing a space for the in jewelry or community to discover fashion? Then new products, Smithey the trip you will want said. Lto go to the fourth annual “The majority of our Diva Day at the Columbia vendors are local, and County Fairgrounds to J’ville many of them are owned Banquet Hall from 9 a.m. by women,” she said. until 2 p.m. Saturday, “The vendors are small, May 11. annah Munns, but they do well. They Diva Day, organized Kimberlynne, have an opportunity to by the Altrusa Club, will LaShel and sell their wares here, and feature 45 vendors selling Genie Norman the ladies buy.” jewelry, candles, clothes, had season In the past, Altrusa Htickets to the Moran chocolate, handbags FILE and more. Informational organized galas for an eve- Theatre Broadway produc- Visitors to the Altrusa Club’s fourth annual Diva Day at the Columbia County Fairgrounds ning of dancing and social- tions this past season in booths will offer health on May 11 can expect a friendly greeting and lots of opportunity to be pampered and learn screenings, make-up les- izing, but the club decided Jacksonville. It was a spe- about services provided by more than 40 local vendors. to do an event that would cial day for all of us when sons and styling tips. After the success of last year’s The event drew more A local chiropractor and salon and several make-up benefit the local business- we blinged up and treated es that donate to the club. ourselves to a day of enter- event, the club extended than 400 people last year. masseuse will be at the companies. A diner will be tainment. the morning hours. Now, Girls of all ages — teens, event, as well as a hair providing lunch on site for DIVAS continued on 2D Before each show we divas can arrive at 9 a.m. daughters, mothers and had our special lunch at instead of the previous 10 grandmothers — can the Omni, where we dined a.m. expect to spend the day on the diverse culinary “It’s just a girls day out, shopping and being styles at Juliette’s Bistro. and it’s all in one place pampered. It has been operating in — plenty of bling, plenty The day is spon- the Omni for 26 years of food and plenty of sored by Altrusa Club, and offers a wide range of clothes,” said Jan Smithey, Ronsonet Buick GMC, committee chair for Diva The Health Center and TASTE continued on 2D Day. Campus USA.
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2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Today’s public library: Technology and tradition Editor’s Note: The follow- have heard lately that no AT THE LIBRARY you to search the Internet, to children of all ages, but where you can check your ing is the first installment one is using public librar- check your email, apply for they also offer special ses- account, renew items, of a new column about ies anymore because of needed benefits, apply for sions on subjects such as place holds on items the Columbia County the Internet, tell that to jobs, and use the Library’s how to find information for currently checked out, Library, its activities and the over 500 people who online resources. The science fair projects. search the Library’s online programs. attended the library’s 50th Library even has occasion- Meeting space in catalog, find out about Birthday party on Oct. 1, al gaming events. Columbia County is diffi- upcoming adult and youth he Columbia 2009. Providing books and cult to find and each of the programs, and launch your County Public WiFI, e-books, DVDs, encouraging reading are three library locations has Internet searching. For Library, CCPL, public computers, art les- DEBBIE PAULSON very traditional library at least one meeting room. more information, please is a great mix sons, Lego club, electronic [email protected] roles. Both the Main Organizations that want call (386) 758-2101, or of technology T databases. Is that what you Library and the Fort to meet at the Library email me at dpaulson@ and tradition. This is the picture in the Columbia White Branch Library have to be non-profit, not neflin.org. first of many columns that County Public Library? I food stamps and unem- have adult book clubs charge people who attend, Future columns will give will highlight the Library’s hope so because that is ployment, learn how to fix that meet once a month. and the meetings must be you alternatives to Google services and programs, exactly what you will find your vehicle, learn how to We start promoting read- open to the general public. provide helpful hints on in addition to the tradi- read, and the reasons are ing to babies! Altrusa Groups need to have a searching, how to search where to find your needed tional books, magazines, endless. International of Lake City contact person complete your ancestry, where to information, and provide and newspapers. Public Today’s buzzwords in recently provided grant a meeting room applica- find free online practice insight into managing libraries are one of the the library world include money to CCPL to contin- tion and each application tests for SAT, ASVAB, GED today’s information over- great bastions of democ- access, connections, and ue our Born to Read pro- is reviewed to make sure and many more, where to loaded world. CCPL has racy in that they are open information. All three gram. Babies receive a bib, it meets the guidelines. go to learn English, how to three locations, in down- to everyone from all walks CCPL locations have free and the parents receive a The meeting rooms are read, and much more. Stay town Lake City, the west of life, all socioeconomic wireless for the public to book to read to the baby, free, however a $10 charge tuned to learn more about side of Interstate 75, and levels and all ages. CCPL use. Did you know CCPL as well as information will be incurred if light your public library in a in Fort White. The Library is the place to go to use has a Facebook page? about the importance of refreshments and a bever- digital world. was started fifty-four years your laptop, to check out We use it to promote the reading to children. Our age will be served. ■ Debbie Paulson is direc- ago and has been grow- e-books and DVDs, to Library’s programs. There Youth Services staff not The Library’s website tor of the Columbia County ing every since. If you apply for jobs, to apply for are public computers for only provides story times is www.ccpl.sirsi.net Public Library. Rum plays up - and ignores - its Caribbean roots
By JENNIFER KAY than 18 million cases of rum ticity he sought to represent his Associated Press worldwide each year, consisten- love for the island lifestyle, says cy and quality are paramount, CEO Mark Montgomery. MIAMI — When you’re talking even as it expands its offerings And as rum sales grow, you can about rum, how much does the of flavored, spiced and premium expect to see more of that. Fueled Caribbean really matter? rums. by a cocktail revival on the food For the rum world, it’s a more “Our marketing approach and scene — as well as prominent serious question than it sounds, advertising hasn’t really focused billing on TV shows like “Mad and the answer exposes a schism on the Caribbean. ... It’s a lifestyle. Men” — liquors captured more in the industry, a divide between It’s a way of life,” said Bacardi than a third of the alcoholic bev- massive producers who value brand master David Cid. erage market last year, including uniformity in a global market and Except that rums can vary sales of 25.5 million cases of rum smaller players and connoisseurs greatly based on where and how in the U.S. alone, a 2.5 percent who prefer nuanced production they are produced, something jump over the year before. that reflects the time and place a aficionados have long known and Flavored and spiced rums rum is made. smaller producers have begun account for more than half of that A walk down the rum aisle promoting as a way to distinguish total. of a liquor store sees this themselves. “Every island in the Caribbean, played out. While major compa- Cuba and Puerto Rico have every country in Central and nies like Pernod Ricard might ASSOCIATED PRESS lighter, more delicate rums; South America makes ‘the best acknowledge that its Malibu is a Bottles of rum are lined up for judges at the Miami Rum Festival earlier Jamaica veers to the full-bod- rum in the world.’ There’s a lot “Carribean rum” and has notes this month. ied, darker liquors; and Haiti is of pride in rum,” says Robert of coconut flavor, you won’t find known for the cognac-like flavor A. Burr, organizer of the Miami specifics beyond that. it’s not critical to promote their their spirits where they need to of its Rhum Barbancourt. Rum Renaissance Festival. Likewise, Diageo’s Captain rums’ origins in their global meet demand on the mass mar- Blue Chair Bay Rum, which “Every country has some sort Morgan doesn’t indicate which branding, says Arun Sharma, ket. country music star Kenny of different history, equipment, island port its jaunty pirate logo professor of marketing at the “The brand is more impor- Chesney is launching this spring, preference,” Burr said. “But now calls home. University of Miami School of tant than where it’s produced,” is a good example. Chesney chose we’re in much more of a global That’s because the largest Business Administration. That Sharma said. a distiller in Barbados specifically world where it’s easier to try liquor companies have realized allows them flexibility to produce At Bacardi, which sells more to infuse the spirit with an authen- other people’s rum.”
Birth: TASTE: Juliette’s Bistro in Jacksonville DIVAS: Calling all women Keith and Dana Haase Continued From Page 1D Continued From Page 1D of Fort White welcomed a son, Mason Michael, on menu choices using many ging about. Oops, forgot to men- Smithey said Diva Day courtesy of Spirit of the April 12, 2013, at North locally grown products. There are four fresh tion our favorite waitress vendors always leave say- Suwannee Music Park. Florida Regional Medical This past year, we attended fish choices, all cooked is Montressa. She makes ing the event showcased All proceeds from the Center in Gainesville. four shows, so we had either grilled, pan-fried or everything just perfect. their products or servic- event go back to the com- The baby weighed 7 four opportunities to try blackened with a topping Very attentive, thoughtful es, and let the community munity, Smithey said. pounds, 3 ounces and was the foods. You’ll find an choice of shrimp salsa or and friendly. She gets a 10. know they existed. Last year, Altrusa Club 20 inches long. upscale décor with a cir- lump crab cream sauce The Omni is located Tickets are $5, and donated $14,000 to area He has one sibling, a cular bar, tropical flower ($24). There are several at 245 Water St. near the each ticket enters the nonprofit groups from brother, Kenton, 6. prints on the walls, large salad choices, and Genie’s Landing. Phone number is visitor in a drawing for money raised at Diva Grandparents are Tom windows, banquettes plus favorite is the walnut (904) 355-6664. a bracelet from Ward’s Day. and Mary Ann Haase tables, interesting lighting gorgonzola ($10), with Jewelry and Gifts or “This is a way to give of Lake City and Garry and a lobby filled with lush baby greens, gorgonzola, ■ Genie Norman and a three-day, two-night the community some- and Brenda Smith of plants. walnuts, tomato, croutons Mary Kay Hollingswoth are cabin and golf cart rental thing in return,” she said. Simpsonville, S.C. We always share an with a balsamic vinaigrette. Columbia County Residents appetizer, and our favor- By far the favorite who love good food and fun. ite is the Margherita choice is the lobster maca- Their column on area restau- rants appears twice monthly. flatbread ($13), which roni and cheese. Served You can contact them at Stop by the is served with warm, in a casserole, it is made TasteBuddiesLakeCity@ crunchy flatbread covered with pasta, Monterey jack, gmail.com. in fresh chopped toma- smoked gouda and ched- Lake City Reporter toes, mozzarella and basil. dar cheeses, bacon and It’s about 12 by 12 inches large pieces of lobster for your in size, so it easily serves ($18). It is creamy, hot, four. crusty on top and a real complimentary We have also tried the treat. E<74? shrimp nachos ($13), and Dessert choices are all engagement they were equally good. good; we’ve tried most The chips are covered of them. Genie’s favorite +8: Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 3D EPCOT’s flower festival a must-see for gardeners s I write this article, GARDEN TALK I am sitting along a shady street in Paris, sipping a latte and A savoring every mor- sel of a delicate French pastry. Before I made this breakfast stop, Canada had lured me over to visit her wonderful western canyons and botanical gardens. Nichelle Demorest Soon I’ll be touring an English [email protected] tea garden. The EPCOT International Flower and Garden Festival in EPCOT is a wonderful place Orlando is a must-see for every to soak in the beauty of blooms gardener and plant enthusiast. and foliage, but it’s also a great This 300 acre theme park is all place to learn. Gardeners will about dazzling plants and garden return home from a visit with design. The gardens guide visi- more new ideas than they can tors through charming village ever use. As usual, the creativity streets in countries around the of Disney is evident everywhere. world. Without ever leaving the Every path taken in the park is park, visitors experience exotic met with beautifully manicured destinations with wonderful gardens. Theme gardens, such sights, sounds, and local food. as the raised vegetable and A blend of American and inter- herb beds, or the butterfly and national tourists makes this the hummingbird gardens teach fifth most visited theme park through demonstration and anywhere, and this park and signage. In the Audubon garden, flower festival is right in our own birds happily feast on abundant back yard. insects and seeds made available The University of Florida through the creative teaming of Master Gardeners staff an native plants and colorful annual NICHELLE DEMOREST/Speciial to the Reporter ‘Ask the Expert’ booth at the flowers. A wide variety of flowers planted in terra cotta pots grace the Ital exhibit at EPCOT at Disney World in Orlando entrance to the festival head- UF/IFAS Master Gardeners in during the International Flower and Garden Festival. quarters from March into Columbia County provide many May. County Extension Offices services for residents in the and over the phone. They also the work they do in Columbia plants, herbs, annuals, peren- may send their own Master county. The free soil pH testing teach workshops with the aid of County. Attend the 10th Annual nials, ornamentals — lovingly Gardeners to staff the booth and has become very popular with teaching gardens. These activi- Master Gardener Plant Sale on grown by the volunteers for you. homeowners and small farmers. take part in the Festival. Your ties are all funded by the pro- Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is a hor- Master Gardeners represented These dedicated volunteers pro- ceeds from the annual Master the Extension office located on vide gardening help at the exten- ticulture agent with the Columbia Columbia County on April 22 Gardener Plant Sale. the fairgrounds. Find the best County Extension of the University and will be volunteering again sion office, in our local schools, Please support the volunteers Quality Plants at unbelievable of Florida Institute of Food and in May. at fairs and community events, and show your appreciation for Low Prices. Find healthy natives Agricultural Sciences. Around the House Hate cleaning the grill? Some hire the work out ASSOCIATED PRESS Window boxes make practical raised bed gardens — easy to reach from inside or out. It only takes a few shallow- rooted plants to provide window dressing for even the most rustic buildings. Window boxes can be used to grow more than flowers By DEAN FOSDICK of “Small Space Container Associated Press Gardens” (Timber Press, 2012) describes herself as Sometimes the best view “a big believer in creative isn’t what you see through window boxing.” a window but what catches “There’s nothing stop- your eye underneath it. ping window box gar- Window boxes deliver deners from adding gar- color, edibles and fra- den ornaments to their grance. They’re practical, boxes,” Richardson said. ASSOCIATED PRESS too, as raised-bed gardens “Small gazing balls tucked Kevin Chavez, an authorized technician of The BBQ Cleaner, professionally cleans a gas grill for a client in Mesa, Ariz. that elevate their contents between the plants can to within easy reach. add a little sparkle to a “Window boxes are con- shady area. Gardeners can Proper maintenance makes cooking safer venient containers,” said even use short shepherd’s David Trinklein, a horti- hooks to plant a humming- By AMY LORENTZEN replacing it may be more becuing for added food culturist with University bird feeder in a window Associated Press cost-effective than paying Online: safety. You can do that by of Missouri Extension. box.” for professional upkeep, ■ www.thebbqcleaner. trimming fat, precooking “Plant them with herbs, Window boxes work Nick Escalante enjoys she says. com to release fatty juices and for example, and you won’t especially well: grilling his family’s meals Whether you do it your- ■ www.consumerre- keeping the barbecue free have to go outside to bring — As theme gardens. a couple of times a week self or hire an expert, there ports.org/cro/index.htm of greasy buildup. in the harvest.” Find flowers that display year-round, but doesn’t like is some regular upkeep ■ USDA Barbecue Besides not handling If you have room for your school colors, patriot- cleaning the greasy mess required for your barbe- Safety: www.fsis.usda. spilled or splattered grease a window box, you have ic mixtures that show the that comes with it. cue. That includes scraping gov/factsheets/barbe- from your barbecue and room for a garden. Window flag or plants that comple- So he uses a professional grates before and after you cue_food_safety/index. nearby flooring, Krentzman boxes are ideal for small, ment the paint on your grill cleaner. cook, washing flavorizer asp says one of the biggest shallow-rooted plants like house. “I really am not a fan of bars occasionally, and emp- bonuses when hiring a pro- radishes, lettuce, mari- — At delivering fra- cooking food for my family tying grease traps. fessional is that you don’t golds, impatiens, pansies, grances. Fill window on a grill that has leftover Gas grillers should round. Professional grill have to mess with propane. begonias, parsley, basil, boxes outside bedrooms food from previous uses all regularly check their pro- cleaners take the barbecue “We are dealing with the sage and thyme. with evening primrose, over it,” says Escalante, 47, pane tank and replace if apart; steam, spray or soak gas, so there’s not that risk,” “Mix and match flow- four o’clocks (Mirabilis) of Mesa, Ariz. “They come it has corrosion or dents, the pieces; and use special he says. ers with vegetables,” and moonflowers for per- and do the dirty work for and inspect and replace tools to scrub in spots the That was one of the sell- said Rhonda Ferree, an fume-like scents on still us.” cracked or brittle hoses, average homeowner may ing points for Escalante, extension educator with summer nights. Proper grill maintenance Kuperszmid Lehrman not easily reach. Many who says he tried cleaning the University of Illinois. — For four-season gar- can make cooking safer advises. Most grill parts, use food-safe and environ- and fixing a problem with “They need the same soil dening. Grow daffodils, and extend the life of your cleansers and tools can be mentally friendly products the grill himself before call- types and have the same grape hyacinth and tulips barbecue. purchased inexpensively at designed for grills. ing a professional. water preferences. Plant in spring; ornamental edi- Celia Kuperszmid home stores. Professional cleaners “I thought I could save flowers toward the front bles like peppers, straw- Lehrman, deputy home edi- Check the manual to also advertise their ser- money and do it myself, but for curb appeal; position berries and chives in sum- tor for Consumer Reports, ensure you don’t use any- vices as making barbecues there was a little bit more to vegetables toward the mer; flowering kale and says homeowners can do thing that could void your healthier by removing it than I expected,” he says. back for easier access.” pansies for color through the job on their own. barbecue’s warranty. potentially cancer-caus- “I didn’t want it to blow up The location of the fall and winter. “There is not some huge Jeffrey Krentzman, ing substances from the on me.” window box usually dic- — To showcase house- skill set here that the aver- founder and owner of grill. Those substances are Escalante adds that he tates what you can grow, plants. Display your favor- age person can’t handle,” The BBQ Cleaner in produced when foods are likes the barbecue he has Trinklein said. “Window ite potted plants in empty she says. Hackensack, N.J., recom- cooked at high heat, and and wants to keep it as long boxes that get a blistering window boxes during the Many quality grills sell mends a professional grill especially when meats are as possible. afternoon sun require one summer growing season. for between $200 and $300. cleaning at the start and charred. The Department “I’m used to it,” he says. thing. Window boxes in That will free up shelf space Doing your best to clean end of barbecuing season, of Agriculture advises pre- “I know how it works, and it shade require another.” indoors while enhancing the appliance and then or more if you grill year- venting flares when bar- works well.” Fern Richardson, author things outdoors. 4DLIFE 4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 SUNDAY EVENING APRIL 28, 2013 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News America’s Funniest Home Videos (N) Once Upon a Time “The Evil Queen” Revenge “Identity” (N) Å (:01) Red Widow “The Coke” (N) Å News at 11 Inside Edition 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News omg! Insider (N) Love-Raymond Big Bang Theory CSI: Miami Addict’s home. Å Criminal Minds Å News Sports Zone Chann 4 News Big Bang Theory 5-PBS 5 - - Doc Martin Louisa has a rival. Å NOVA Large and dangerous reptiles. 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Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 5D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Dad anticipates tough talks 19): Share your thoughts. 21): Partnerships will be Travel and communication Eugenia Word the focus, especially if you should be high on your list. want to follow a creative Ups and downs can be A day trip with someone path. It’s important that with his teenage daughters expected. Refuse to let you share interests with will you have the support of DEAR ABBY: As a father HANDED: Rice-throwing bring you closer together. someone’s bad mood or the people you care about of two teenage daughters, is an ancient tradition that Don’t let professional pres- stubbornness ruin your I have a question about may date back to ancient sures stand in your way. plans. A change of pace or most in order to move for- couples living together. Do Rome and Egypt or even Have some fun and ease location will do wonders ward successfully. Share relationships that start this earlier. It was a ritual your stress. ★★★★★ for you mentally, physically your ideas and plans and way have a higher failure having to do with fertil- TAURUS (April 20-May and emotionally. An adven- proceed. ★★★ rate than those that don’t? ity -- many grains of rice 20): Scout for new ventures ture will lead you in a new SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- What should be consid- equating to having many to increase your assets. A direction. ★★★★★ Dec. 21): Think and take ered when a young girl Abigail Van Buren children. In some coun- meddler will not approve VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. action. Don’t let an emo- www.dearabby.com 22): Pursue your dreams. has the “living together” tries, the couple is pelted of an unusual change you tional situation cloud your The thrill of letting go and question presented to her with dates, raisins or even want to make. ★★★ vision or cause you to miss by a young man? stage. eggs, according to Ask having some fun will lead GEMINI (May 21-June out on something you want And most important, However, I cannot Yahoo. 20): Network functions will to interesting people and to pursue. what can I as a father stress strongly enough the According to Emily Post: open up new possibilities. new possibilities. Love and ★★★ do to help my daughters importance of your girls “All the traditional materi- Your lifestyle will improve romance are in the stars, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- make an intelligent deci- being independent, self- als have their drawbacks: through the people you but the realization of the Jan. 19): Alter your domes- sion about this, other than supporting and completing Rice can be dangerous meet and the partnerships lifestyle you want may not tic situation to suit your suit your current situation. just “load my shotgun” their education before they for birds if ingested; bird- you form. ★★★ needs. Romance and enter- (LOL)? decide to do this. One of seed can sprout weeds CANCER (June 21-July ★★★ taining will enable you to As always, thank you for the most common reasons in unwanted places; rose 22): Do something out LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. touch base with people you 22): Put your money in broadening my wisdom women remain in unhappy petals are notoriously slip- of the ordinary. A cre- want to share your future a safe place. Don’t lend, horizon and giving me marriages/relationships is pery; and even bubbles ative boost will help you with and allow you to find the fear they can’t survive can stain a gown. Instead, borrow or fall victim to a examples of solid advice enhance your life and your out who is supportive and from which both my and on their own. you might distribute col- relationships. Participating sob story. Charity begins who is not. ★★★ my family’s life have been ** ** ** ored flags or streamers in a good cause or lending at home, and investing in AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- enriched. -- LONGTIME DEAR ABBY: My husband for guests to wave. ... It a helping hand will lead your future or environ- ment is your best bet. Feb. 18): Expect to face FAN IN OHIO and I are hoping you could beats assigning someone to good fortune. Love and Self-improvement projects DEAR LONGTIME shed some light on the the nearly impossible task romance are on the rise. opposition. Don’t let what will lead to a better you. FAN: It depends upon practice of throwing rice of trying to recover grains ★★★ others think discourage whether the couple living at a wedding. We were not and seeds from grass and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ★★★★ you. Do what’s best for you together are engaged to be only wondering when and flower beds.” and you’ll find your niche. married and their level of how the practice started, It’s Abby again: This CELEBRITY CIPHER ★★★★ education. but also do people still is why I recommend that PISCES (Feb. 19-March instead of tossing any- From what I’ve read, the throw rice today at wed- 20): Don’t let emotions sti- thing, you shower the higher the level of educa- dings? We had heard that fle your plans or keep you tion, the more stable the guests had stopped doing happy couple with good from making the changes. couple will be. If the ques- so to help protect wildlife wishes. Approaching a contract, tion is presented to your (especially birds). Have daughters, ideally you will you found this to be true? legal settlement or medical have gotten to know the If so, what do we throw ■ Write Dear Abby at issue in a unique way will young man, and the rela- now? -- EMPTY-HANDED www.DearAbby.com or give you a better chance to tionship will have devel- IN WISCONSIN P.O. Box 69440, Los reach your set goal. Love oped beyond the casual DEAR EMPTY- Angeles, CA 90069. is highlighted. ★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0421 FRONT FLIPS By Jonah Kagan / Edited by Will Shortz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 111213 1415161718 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Across 45 Academy for 16 Like some noise 99 Top Qatari 26 27 28 29 1 Solar panel spots, criminals? 100 Lifeguard’s act music sometimes 51 Journey from the 101 It might be right 17 “___ the Dinosaur” 30 31 32 33 nest to the kitchen, 6 Coolidge’s vice under your nose (pioneering cartoon 34 35 36 37 38 president say? 105 Maligned short) 11 Hollywood hrs. 53 “Arrested merchandise? 18 Gravelly ridge 39 40 41 14 Grammar concern Development” 109 Cartoon boy with 22 ___ culpa character Fünke an antenna on his 42 4344 454647 484950 19 “The Good, the Bad 25 Sub ___ 54 “Harry Potter” cap and the Ugly” 27 Series librarian Pince 51 52 53 54 110 Lover of Lancelot composer 31 Captain’s command Morricone 55 Itty-bitty battery 111 Actor Hirsch of 32 Stupefies 55 56 57 58 59 20 Dramatic response 56 Cactus features “Speed Racer” 33 Ear-related 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 to “Who’s there?” 58 Had an appetite 112 “Victory is yours” 34 Two threes, for one 21 Neighboring 60 Take in or take on 113 Wolfgang Puck 68 69 70 71 72 35 Site of Cyclops’s bunkers? 64 Hidden drug habit, restaurant smithy 23 Biting maybe? 114 Part of a reactor 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 36 “It was,” in Latin 24 Tammany Hall 67 Torture 115 One of the Ephrons 37 O.T. book 81 82 83 84 85 corruption, e.g.? 68 Accidentally reveal 116 Like some blood 38 Pert 26 Patisserie offerings 70 Psychologist Jean and articles 86 87 88 41 No. between 0 and 4 28 Sunflower State known for his 8990 919293 9495 capital theory of cognitive Down 43 Support provider development 29 Starting stake 1 Librarian’s urging 44 Gather 96 97 98 71 Laugh syllable 30 Bona fide 2 “When I was young 45 Puerto Rican city 73 Prefix with -plasm that shares its name 99 100 101 102103104 31 Poetic pause …” 74 Pitchers to 3 A lot of binary code with an explorer 33 Sign that means “Do 105 106 107 108 109 publishers 46 “Awake in the Dark” not disturb” 4 Memorable romantic 76 Drink greedily? moment writer 110 111 112 34 Try to see what 47 Increase 81 Playground 5 Regain clarity, say you’re getting for 113 114 115 116 apparatus of the 48 Yes ___ Christmas? 6 Got rid of the waist? RELEASE DATE: RELEASE 4/28/2013 Apocalypse? 38 Something a model 7 Relatives of dune 49 You might see one should be in 83 Game for players buggies, for short in an eclipse with steady hands 62 Good name for a car 78 Work the land 90 Lover of Cesario in 96 Arctic Circle sights 39 Up, as an anchor 8 Something to connect 50 Margaret Thatcher, 85 ___ deck (part of a mechanic? “Twelfth Night” 97 Annual dinner to a TV e.g. 79 “What’s the big 40 Piazza parts? cruise ship) 63 Commitment ___?” 91 Set of software 9 U.S. alien’s subj. 52 “Catch ya later!” 100 Excite, with “up” 41 Way to go signifier 80 Land on the Arctic components 86 Plasma constituents 53 Supermodel Cheryl 101 Roman 1551 10 They’re shaken in 65 Amenable (to) packaged for 42 What much can 87 Vibe Cir. kitchens 56 Police setup release, briefly 102 Wheat or corn follow 66 Tough 82 Dipsos 88 Cooler, to LL Cool J 11 Support 57 Exams for would-be 103 It might fill a 43 Is in the works 69 Reflexes said to be 92 Moved like a 89 Comes to 83 Title fellow in a kiddie pool 12 Actress Suzanne Natl. Merit contagious caterpillar Scholars Beatles song 91 Be a lenient judge? 13 Hasbro brand 72 Like 93 Possible flu 104 Carefully saw? For any three answers, 84 Figure with arrows call from a touch-tone 96 Hayride seats 14 Affiliate of the 59 Family name in the symptom 106 Rex of the jungle 75 They’re not vets yet 87 Supposed 97 Some tennis play A.F.L.-C.I.O. Old West phone: 1-900-285-5656, 76 Bother, with “at” 94 Possible flu 107 Kipling’s “Follow $1.49 each minute; or, 88 “Eww, no!” with a credit card, 1-800- 98 All that and ___ of 15 1989 John Cusack 60 Undercover? 77 Under the table, symptom Me ___” chips romantic comedy 89 Was mentioned 108 It can be refined 814-5554. 61 Some ’30s design maybe 95 “Conan” channel Answers to last Sunday’s Crossword. 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