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Vol. 127, No. 76 • © 2019 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Happy endings: Sanford Police officer, Sanford man bitten by shark ASSOCIATED PRESS wife give foster child her forever home at New Smyrna last weekend VENEZUELA'S GUAIDO By Larry Griffin LEADS MILITARY UPRISING By Larry Griffin Herald Staff Herald Staff Venezuelan opposition leader A Sanford man trying to enjoy New Smyrna Juan Guaido takes to the streets A young girl removed from an abusive Beach Sunday evening got an unpleasant sur- with detained activist Leopoldo home has finally found a happy ending as prise when a shark bit him, beach officials Lopez and a small contingent of she was adopted legally by her foster par- said. soldiers in a military uprising; ents, Sanford police officer Zach Glenn According to a report from officials, the 19- the government says it is con- and his wife Sabrina last Friday. year-old victim, Matthew Cornell, was wading fronting a small "coup attempt" Zach, who has been with the force since in waist-deep water north of the Flagler Av- led by military "traitors." 2005, was “familiar” with the challenges enue beach approach at around 7:30 p.m. posed for children from abusive families, a TRUMP SUES BANKS press release says. See BITE, Page 6 He and Sabrina had already been foster

parents for months since the girl was res- The president and his family cued from her previous situation. file suit against Deutsche Bank Then, on Friday at the Seminole County DNA leads police to and Capital One in an attempt to Courthouse, the adoption was made offi- block congressional subpoenas cial. A large group of attendees, including suspect in hit-and-run that for his business records. Sanford City Commissioner Patrick Photo contributed seriously injured 2 women 'HE IS NOW PART OF THE Officer Zach Glenn (left) with Judge John D. Galluzzo and wife See ADOPT, Page 3 HISTORY OF EVIL' Sabrina (right) and adopted daughter. By Larry Griffin Herald Staff The suspect in a fatal attack on a California synagogue was a A Casselberry man, 27-year-old Andrake star scholar, athlete and musician Bryant, was charged with leaving the scene of whose embrace of white su- SUPER KIDS RALLY an accident from a car crash earlier this month premacy and anti-Semitism sur- that left two women with critical injuries, the prised those who knew him. Florida Highway Patrol reports. On April 9 at around 3:40 p.m., Bryant was END OF AN ERA IN JAPAN See CRASH, Page 6 Japanese Emperor Akihito an- nounces his abdication at a palace ceremony, as the nation embraces the end of his reign Zoo seeks volunteers for with reminiscence. several clean-up projects DROUGHT HITS PANAMA Special to the Herald CANAL SHIPPING The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gar- The restrictions on how deep dens is inviting local residents to Spring Into the vessels can reach below the Action by volunteering at three upcoming surface means large ships must cleanups. pass through with less cargo, “Creating opportunities for our community which translates into lower rev- to take action is a cornerstone of the Zoo's mis- enue for the voyages. sion," said Dino Ferri, CEO of the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens. "We want to See AP, Page 7 help people understand how they can take Herald photo by Tommy Vincent See ZOO, Page 7 At the Super Kids Rally this past weekend at Sanford’s Derby park, kids pose for pictures before the rally be- Infrastructure bringing together gins. It is a rally tradition for racers and family to gather at the finish line for a few quick snapshots. Trump, Democratic leaders See what’s happening See Page 7 Rotary Club of Sanford gives grant to around Seminole County See page 4 STOCKS OF help Hamilton Elementary to refill food LOCAL INTEREST bank, build indoor hydroponic garden As of 3 p.m. Tuesday SEMINOLE SMILE By Larry Griffin Allegiant $146.94 Herald Staff Bombardier $1.81 With the help of the Rotary Club Faro $56.29 of Sanford, students at Hamilton Ele- HCA Healthcare $125.96 mentary will be getting more oppor- Invacare $7.34 tunities to grow and eat fresh produce. NextEra $193.87 The Rotary Club awarded a grant Tractor Supply $103.45 of $1,200 at their Monday meeting to Hamilton Elementary Family Com- Toro $73.19 munity Liaison Kay Boehart. Wells Fargo $48.28 And in addition, another $3,000 will be given later this year via the Rotary Club’s District Designated Funds (DDF), which are funds redis- Maggie Miller Herald photo by Larry Griffin tributed from the money contributed Kay Boehart with Hamilton Elementary School received a grant for Aromatherapist & blogger of $1,200 toward food programs from the Sanford Rotary Club on Monday, presented by Rotarian Tim Tolbert. See ROTARY, Page 6 www.beingonpurpose.me PAGE 2 • Midweek: May 1-4, 2019 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: ALPI hosted Annual Corporate Meeting Luncheon and Board Installation

By Sheralyn Brinson ties make up the Northern Region. The Northern Region Advisory Council partners The Agricultural and Labor Program, Inc., and collaborates with the community to en- (ALPI) hosted their 2019 Annual Corporate sure that eligible families receive needed Meeting Luncheon and Board Installation on services. Sanford area residents who volun- Friday and Saturday, January 25-26, 2019, at teer with ALPI’s Board of Directors and/or the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL. This the Northern Region Advisory Council: San- event also included a retirement celebration ford City Commissioner Kerry Wiggins; Rev. concluding 30 years of dedicated service by Vernon McQueen; Constance Williams An- Deloris C. Johnson, Chief Executive Officer derson; Shelia Ware Dixon; Beverly Wilson (CEO). The celebration theme, People, Pur- and Marva Hawkins who has served at pose, Passion: A Living Legacy of Success. ALPI for more than 30 years. Anyone inter- “Since 1988, Ms. Johnson has played a criti- ested in volunteering with ALPI in their ef- cal role in the development and success of forts to help people help themselves and the ALPI Organization. During her tenure, others, please contact Marva Hawkins (407- the organization experienced phenomenal 322-5418) or Constance Williams Anderson growth; she served as an inspiring leader Photos contributed (407-323-5475). and gave dedicated service which involved Arlene V. Dobison, ALPI CEO Deloris C. Johnson, Retired ALPI CEO many significant accomplishments and de- • Registration for the City of Sanford veloped ALPI into a national mentoring CEO Arlene V. Dobison (Lakeland, FL) pre- Services include: Head Start, After-School Recreation Department Summer Camp be- model of how to operate a successful com- sented the Board’s Leadership and Commu- Tutoring, L.I.H.E.A.P. (Low Income Home gins today for Sanford residents; and on munity action agency.” nity Service Awards. Board Chairperson Energy Assistance Program), E.H.E.A.P. Thurs., May 2nd, for non-residents (if space Stacy Campbell-Domineck, ALPI Board Holt presented the Board’s Governance Sup- (Emergency Home Energy Assistance for the is available). For detailed information and Vice Chairperson (Career Source Polk-Lake- port and Leadership Awards. Employee Elderly Program), Family Emergency Assis- to register call City Hall, 407-688-5120. land, FL, President and CEO), served as Sophia Harris (Lakeland, FL) gave expres- tance, Family Self Sufficiency, ALPI Techni- Mistress of Ceremony. After the Pledge of sions and Board Member/Special Events cal Education Center-a Home Health Aide • Career Source “Career Conextions” is a Allegiance to the U.S. Flag and singing of Committee Member Patricia Gamble (Lake- Training Program, and certified U.S. Depart- Summer Youth Employment Program for the National Anthem, Board Member Shelia land, FL) gave acknowledgements. ALPI ment of Housing and Urban Development high school students between the ages of 16 Ware Dixon (Deltona, FL) gave the Welcome Board’s Legal Counselor Jonathan Thiele, (HUD) Housing Counseling. and 19 residing in Orange, Osceola, Semi- and Occasion. Esq. (Lakeland, FL) presided over Installa- ALPI’s new CEO, Arlene V. Dobison, nole, Lake and Sumter Counties. Students Orlando City Commissioner Regina Hill tion of Board Members. brings a wealth of diverse corporate experi- will work at local businesses and build their gave Greetings; Board Member Rev. Vernon Headquartered in Lake Alfred, FL, ALPI ence of more than 24 years. She was em- skills while preparing for their futures. McQueen (Sanford, FL) expressed Words of is a 501(c)(3) private, non-profit organiza- ployed as Executive Director at Lowcountry Space is limited. For detailed information, Inspiration; Board Chairperson William Holt tion, a Community Action Partnership, Community Action Agency, Inc. in South visit Career Source online at www.career- (Vero Beach, FL) gave the Annual Message; “Helping People Changing Lives”, Amer- Carolina; Financial Consultant; Senior Man- sourcecentralflorida.com, or call 800-955- ALPI employee Christine Wilson (Frost- ica’s Poverty Fighting Network. It is a direct ager of Fiscal Services and Finance Direc- 8770. proof, FL) sang a solo, How Great Thou Art. descendant of The Agricultural and Labor tor/Human Resources Manager. She has a Board Secretary Josephine Howard Project established in 1968 by the Coca-Cola Bachelor of Business Administration from • Correction regarding the caption for the (Haines City, FL) and Emcee Stacy Camp- Company to improve the quality of life for Bernard M. Baruch College in New York picture of the Singing Kings of Joy that was bell-Domineck gave a special presentation farmworkers in their Florida citrus opera- City; a Master of Business Administration published in our previous edition of The about phenomenal women as a tribute to re- tions. from Webster University in Charleston, SC; Bulletin Board: we inadvertently misstated tiring CEO Johnson, and referred to her as For over 50 years, the organization has and professional certifications in support of the names of the singers. The correct listing “A True Living Legacy of Success”. The faithfully served the total spectrum of so- effective governance, i.e. Certified Commu- is as follows: Pictured, L-R, standing: honoree was showered with gifts and other cially and economically disadvantaged chil- nity Action Professional and others. Raleigh Sutton, Thomas Lawson, Cleve Gip- expressions of appreciation; and she, in dren, families and farmworkers throughout ALPI has served communities in over 26 son, D. Edwards; seated: George Evans and turn, expressed thanks to everyone for their Florida. counties in the State of Florida through em- James “Jimmy” Davis. continued support over the many years of Their Mission Statement: “To propose, im- powerment, education and advocacy. There her employment at ALPI. plement and advocate development and are corporate sponsors as well as Regional Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrin- After lunch, the program continued with human service-delivery programs for so- Advisory Councils with volunteers that sup- [email protected]. introduction of special guests by Board cially and economically disadvantaged chil- port the various programs. Brevard, Lake, Member Annette Jones (Avon Park, FL). dren, families and farm workers.” Orange, Pasco, Seminole and Volusia Coun-

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New Study to Put on Shelf with Older Studies? The inmates are in charge of the insane asylum. Bicycle mentality is driving the Every so many years, government discussion. We are spending millions of agencies commission a new study to do dollars for a giant bike path around Lake what? Study something that has already Monroe funded in part by our automobile been studied to death. A lot of times, the gas tax! Now, Heisenbottle thinks his studiers take the pulse of the so-called project will succeed by attracting pedal- "stakeholders" and tailor their findings to ists. make them happy, no matter what the consequences are. The crowds visiting downtown San- ford aren't riding bicycles. The family car The latest for Sanford is a study and tour buses bring them in. awarded to Neel-Schaffer to figure out what to do about the lack of parking Planners talk of people riding bicycles, downtown. As this paper has repeatedly buses, and walking to work. You don't commented on the problem, the City has see many of them riding Lynx do you? If compounded it. Mr. Heisenbottle, the de- buses are the future, why is Lynx rider- veloper of the Heritage Park site will ship down? And future projections are make it worse. down?

He wistfully talks of a bike friendly In the window on the East side of the and walkable place where one wouldn't Herald office are three conceptual draw- have to own a car to live there. To further ings of a parking garage for downtown. this, his development takes away what lit- Over ten years ago, the City was not in- tle area there is now for downtown park- terested, now, maybe Neel-Schaffer can ing. It increases the parking deficit by get the City to look again. Discrimination and Disparities over a thousand spaces. By Walter E. Williams "Some few would be pro- one year exceeds the number moted, some few would get of black Americans lynched My longtime friend and new places -- the mass in the history of the U.S. colleague Dr. Thomas Sowell would remain as they are" From 1882-1968, 4,743 total has just published a revised until the younger generation lynchings occurred in the and enlarged edition of "Dis- began to "try harder" and the United States, of which 3,446 Dunbar High School in as Frederick Douglass (Balti- view, integration becoming crimination and Disparities." race "lost the omnipresent of the victims were black. Washington, D.C., from 1870 more), Booker T. Washington the goal is what has made It lays waste to myth after excuse for failure: prejudice." Sowell concludes this section to 1955. During that period, (Atlanta), PS 91 (Brooklyn), diversity and inclusion the myth about the causes of Sowell points out that if suggesting that it is danger- Dunbar students frequently McDonogh 35 (New Orleans) end all and be all of today's human differences not only historical injustices and per- ous for society to depict out- outscored white students on and others operated at a sim- educators at many levels. in the United States but secution were useful expla- come differences as evidence achievement tests in the ilar level of excellence. By Dr. Thomas Sowell's "Dis- around the globe. Through- nations of group or proof of malevolent ac- Washington, D.C., area. Sow- the way, these excelling stu- crimination and Disparities" out the book, Sowell shows disadvantage, Jews would be tions that need to be coun- ell, who studied Dunbar and dents weren't solely mem- is loaded with pearls of wis- that socioeconomic outcomes some of the poorest and terattacked or avenged. other high-achieving black bers of the black elite; most dom from which we can all differ vastly among individ- least-educated people in the Politicians and others who schools, says, Dunbar "had had parents who were man- benefit, and as such, this will uals, groups and nations in world today. Few groups are now calling for repara- unsparing standards for both ual laborers, domestic ser- not be my final discussion of ways that cannot be easily have been victimized down tions to blacks for slavery school work and for such be- vants, porters and his masterpiece. explained by any one factor, through history as have the should take note of Sowell's havioral qualities a punctu- maintenance men. whether it's genetics, sex or Jews. Despite being histori- argument. ality and social demeanor. Observing the historical Walter E. Williams is a race discrimination or a his- cal targets of hostility and There's considerable Dunbar's homework require- success of these and other professor of economics at tory of gross mistreatment lethal violence, no one can handwringing among educa- ments were more than most black schools, one wonders George Mason University. To that includes expulsion and argue that as a result Jews tional "experts" about the other public schools. Some about the catchwords of find out more about Walter genocide. are the most disadvantaged black/white academic Dunbar parents complained Chief Justice Earl Warren's E. Williams and read fea- In his book "The Philadel- people. achievement gap. Part of the to the D.C. Board of Educa- statement that separate tures by other Creators Syn- phia Negro" (1899), W.E.B. Jews are not alone in per- persistence of that gap can tion about the large amount schools "are inherently un- dicate writers and Du Bois posed the question secution either. The number be laid at the feet of educa- of homework required." equal." That vision led to cartoonists, visit the Creators as to what would happen if of overseas Chinese slaugh- tors who replaced what Dunbar High School was racial integration going from Syndicate webpage at white people lost their preju- tered by Vietnamese mobs worked with what sounded not the only black school being a means to an end to www.creators.com. dices overnight. He said that and the number of Armeni- good. One notable example with a record of success that racial integration becoming COPYRIGHT 2019 CRE- it would make little differ- ans slaughtered by mobs in of success is the achievement would be the envy of today's an end all by itself. Sowell ATORS.COM ence to most blacks. He said: the Ottoman Empire in just of students at the all-black public schools. Schools such doesn't say this, but in my

MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley lease reads. ADOPT Chief Cecil Smith said the event was one worth celebrating. “It is important that we take the time to cele- Continued from Page 1 brate these moments in the lives of the men and women who selflessly serve,” he said in a press Austin and members of the Sanford Police De- release. “They could not do it without the love, partment, attended the ceremony. sacrifice and support of their families. Family, “In the months since they received their baby faith and love should always be cherished. I am girl, they prayed that they would be able to proud to have shared that moment and we keep her in their home forever,” the press re- place our support with: #GlennsForeverLove.” PAGE 4 • Midweek: May 1 to 4, 2019 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS Oviedo Coach honored as Volleyball Coach of Year

Flying Needles p.m., North Branch Library, Wednesdays, May 1 & 15, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- 5 to 7:30 p.m., North Branch ford. Use stencils & bleach Library, 150 N. Palmetto to customize a black t-shirt Ave., Sanford. Adults & with a cool Star Wars de- teens 15+ to knit, crochet & sign. Ages 13+, Registration other needlework. Call 407- required. Call 407-665-1620. 665-1620. Bacon, Bourbon & Blues Wine Art Saturday, May 4, $30 ad- Wednesday, May 1, 5 to 8 vance, Center Lake Park, 299 p.m., Central Park, 100 N. Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. Country Club Road, Lake $40 day of event. Food ven- Mary. Enjoy wine and works dors, bourbon & blues of art. music. Go to eventbrite for tickets. Call 407-971-5590 for time & details. Toddler Time Photos contributed Thursday, May 2, 10 & Congrats to Oviedo High School Girl's Volleyball Coach Jen Darty (second from right) who was named the 2018-2019 Volleyball Coach of 10:45 a.m., North Branch Li- Family Fest the Year by the National High School Coaches Association. Coach Darty led the Lions to the 2018 FL Class 9A State Title, which was the brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sunday, May 5, 12 to 5 second in her 8-years as head coach. She is pictured with school board members and superintendent. Sanford. Stories, songs, pup- p.m., Cranes Roost, Alta- pets & finger plays for tod- monte Springs. Free. Fun for dlers while introducing kids of all ages, hosted by Spring Mayhem Wrestling coming on Saturday, May 4 early literacy concepts. Call the Altamonte Springs Po- 407-665-1620. lice Department. Games, crafts, music & dance Healthy Lawn groups, Police & Fire vehicle Spring Mayhem Thursday, May 2, 1 p.m., displays, SCSO helicopter Wrestling on Saturday, DeBary Hall Historic Site, drill, Police K-9 demos, fish- May 4, 6 p.m. doors 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. ing derby, live animals, face open, 7 p.m. bell time, Howard Jeffries, volunteer painters, bounce houses. Palmetto Ave. Baptist with UF/Volusia County Church, 2626 S. Pal- Extension, will explain the Mother Goose on the metto Ave.,Sanford. $1. basics & offer advice on Loose Presented by Mid Florida dealing with pests. Call 386- Mondays, 10:00 & 10:45 Wrestling. Collecting 668-3840. a.m., North Branch Library , clothes, canned goods & 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- toiletries for Serenity Lake Mary Trailblazer 5K ford.. Join us for the nation- Grace. Saturday, May 4, 7:30 ally recognized Mother a.m., Central Park, 100 N. Goose on the Loose early lit- Photos contributed Country Club Road, Lake eracy program. Enjoy inter- Mary. acting with your wee one as you hear stories, learn nurs- Walk like MADD ery rhymes, finger plays, Saturday, May 4, 7:30 a.m. sing, move with scarves, registration, 8:30 to 11:30 and shake bells. Free. 20 One Hope & Safeharbor Church honored by Rescue Outreach Mission a.m. event, Cranes Roost, minute program for children Altamonte Springs. Walk birth to 18 months with an Like MADD is a walkathon adult. No registration re- focused on educating the quired. Call 407-665-1620. community about the dan- gers of drunk driving. This Preschool Storytime year, thousands of people in Tuesdays, 10 & 10:45 a.m., over 90 cities around the na- North Branch Library, 150 tion will participate in these N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. 5k walkathons to help raise Join in the fun with stories, funds & awareness to elimi- songs, puppets and more nate drunk driving. that encourage development of early literacy skills. Free. Cattlemen's Stampede 30 minute program for chil- Saturday, May 4, 7:30 a.m. dren 3-5 years old with an check in, Yarborough Ranch, adult. No registration re- 1355 Snow Hill Rd., Geneva. quired. Call 407-665-1620. $30 Seminolecountycattle- [email protected] for info. Food & Clothing Tuesday, May 7 & 21, 6 to Top left: Fritz Voltaire, Outreach Director for Rescue Outreach Pond Restoration 7:30 p.m., Riverwalk Mission of Sanford recently honored One Hope International as Saturday, May 4, 9 a.m. to Church, 801 W. 22nd Street, the April recipient of Rescue Outreach Missionʼs Community 12 p.m., Lake of the Woods, Sanford. Food, clothing & Non-Profit of the month for generosity and community service. 251 Summerwood Trl., Mait- help for those in need. One Hope was founded by Angeley Wenner (center) and teams land. Help restore the pond with Kim Colegrove of the Ladies 327 Supper Club and Michelle by planting beneficial Trafficking Awareness Simoneaux of Colonial Room Restaurant in Sanford to offer a plants. Call for more info Tuesday, May 7, 6 to 8 monthly community meal on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6 407-665-2457. p.m., Lake Brantley High p.m.at the Mission on Goldboro Blvd. One Hope also provides School Auditorium, 991 clothes and hygiene bags of tooth brushes, tooth paste, deodor- St. Johns River Festival Sand Lake Rd., Altamonte ant, soap, shampoo, lotion and conditioner at these meals, as Saturday, May 4, 10 a.m. Springs. Learn how to pro- well as to all the schools in Seminole County and the Sanford to 6 p.m. & Sunday, May 5, tect your children from Police Department. Donations can be delivered to the Sanford 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Historic Human Trafficking Exploita- Herald, 217 E. 1st Street in Sanford. Top right: Fritz Voltaire also Downtown Sanford, 114 W. tion. recently recognized Safeharbor Christian Church as the April 1st Street, Sanford. Fine Arts Faith Based Voluteer of the Month. Safeharbor members have & crafts event with best Older American Month been a constant presence at the shelter from renovating the liv- artists in country. Live Wednesday, May 8, 9 to 11 ing & dining room areas of the women & childrens center to demos from artists, gourmet a.m., Casselberry Recreation cleaning the kitchen and pantry, serving meals & helping resi- tastes, acoustic performers, Center, Secret Lake Park, dents relocate to permanent homes. Top right: Fritz Voltaire is art in action & chalk artists. Casselberry. Entertainment pictured with Safeharbor Christian Pastor, Dan White. from the “Vintage!” senior Herald photos by Susan Wenner May Day Picnic singing ensemble from Cen- Saturday, May 4, 11 a.m., tral Florida Community Arts Fort Lane Park, 2400 Fort along with a unique story- Lane Road, Geneva. Catfish, telling, view art & photogra- hush puppies & drinks pro- phy representing the history vided by the Geneva Histor- & life experiences of Cassel- ical Society. Members free, berry & its citizens. Recogni- $10 for guest, $5 for non- tion will also take place for a members kids. Bring a fam- few of Casselberry’s distin- ily-size dish of veggies, guished Older Americans salad or dessert to share. who have been a part of the community for many years. 4th Celebration Saturday, May 4, 12 to 4 Geneva Homemakers p.m., North Branch Library, Wednesday, May 8, 10 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- a.m., Geneva Community ford. May the 4th Be With Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. You Celebration. Join any- All-age group with card time during times for special club, book club & Star Wars themed crafts for lunch/dinner clubs. Call kids in craft stations. Dress 407-349-0040. as your favorite Star Wars character. Call 407-665-1620. Spokes Luncheon Wednesday, May 8, 11 Reptiles a.m. social, noon luncheon Saturday, May 4, 1 p.m., with program, Heathrow DeBary Hall Historic Site, Country Club, Heathrow. 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Central Florida Spokes in- The outreach coordinator for vites ladies to a Luncheon. Lyonia Environmental Cen- Reservations a must, call ter, will bring some of the 301-613-0664. center’s reptile ambassadors & discuss reptiles’ life his- Book Club tory, native vs. exotic, ven- Wednesday, May 8, 6:30 omous vs. non-venomous, to 7:30 p.m., North Branch sharing space with wildlife, Library, 150 N. Palmetto and snakes as pets. Call 386- Ave., Sanford. Call 407-665- 688-3840. 1620.

Teen TLC Saturday, May 4, 2 to 4 SANFORD HERALD Midweek: May 1 to 4, 2019 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Professor & Expert of Dead Sea Scrolls to visit Does Your Family put the “Fun” in Dysfunctional? Importance of Family Dynamic in Estate Planning

tle, but certainly has destroyed any opportu- nity for family harmony, now or in the future. When families fight, it is usually the lawyers that ultimately win. Today, the modern family structure can make estate planning decisions even more dif- ficult. The 2014 Census reports that more than four million children under the age of 18 are stepchildren living in a home with a parent that is not their biological parent. Blended families are becoming more the norm than the Photos contributed traditional nuclear family with two parents Left: Professor Lawrence H. Schiffman. Right: A copy of the Dead Sea Scrolls. with children of that marriage. Special to the Herald of the Dead Sea Scrolls. He was a member of Here’s a typical scenario. Husband and the academic committee for the celebrations wife are in a first marriage. They own most, if Special to the Herald The Dead Sea Scrolls are manuscripts that of the 50th, 60th and 70th anniversaries of not all, of their assets jointly. Their estate plan, were discovered between 1947 and 1956 in the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls held in By Peggy R. Hoyt, J.D., M.B.A., B.C.S. if they have one, says that at the death of the eleven caves on the shore of the Dead Sea. Jerusalem and he served as editor-in-chief of (Board Certified in Wills, Trust and Estates first spouse, all of the assets go to the surviv- These caves were located in Jordan until the the Oxford Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea and Elder Law) ing spouse. When the surviving spouse Six Day War of 1967 when they came into Scrolls (2000) and for ten years as one of the The Law Office of Hoyt & Bryan, LLC dies, all of the assets go to the children of the the possession of Israel. Carbon 14 dating editors of the journal Dead Sea Discoveries. first marriage. When Dad dies (men statisti- and paleography (the study of the scripts) The Dead Sea Scrolls are important to the Why can’t we all just get along? Seems like cally die first), Mom receives 100% of the fam- have determined these scrolls to be about history of Judaism in that they are a snap- a simple concept, but one that is rarely ily assets. 2000 years old. While some of the scrolls shot of what Jewish law and belief were like achieved in a family setting. Add in the com- As time marches on, there exists a better were quite long, most of them have only sur- in the immediate postbiblical period. They plexity like the loss of a parent and all hell than even chance that Mom will remarry. If vived as fragments. also illustrate the origins of mysticism, apoc- breaks loose! Mom dies first, Dad will almost certainly re- Below the caves on the plateau is the set- alypticism, and messianism, seminal ideas Creating an estate plan that promotes family marry. In any event, the survivor is now mar- tlement of Qumran. This building complex that were carried forth in later Rabbinic Ju- peace and harmony is an admirable goal. ried to either Biff or Bambi (the new spouse). housed the people who, most scholars be- daism and into the Christian milieu of the However, it requires a skilled legal counselor Biff/Bambi may bring their own children to lieve, collected the scrolls. They are most New Testament. Through their Biblical (and maybe a family therapist) to achieve this the new marriage. Mom/Dad and Biff/Bambi often identified with the Essenes, a Jewish scrolls, we can observe the role of local texts, delicate balance. Family members often carry (or any combination of the above) may have sect known from ancient historians. It is esti- the sources of ancient translations, and the lifelong grudges and slights or misbehaviors more children resulting in a yours, mine and mated that the sect inhabited this site from process of standardization. Their use of the that occurred decades ago can leave emotional our scenario and increasing the probability for about 135 BCE to 68 CE. Hebrew language is a goldmine for an un- scars that resurface after the patriarch and ma- future disharmony. The contents of the scrolls can be divided derstanding of the linguistic development triarch of the family are no longer present to Now, when a death occurs, it is almost a cer- into three sections: biblical books, other liter- that took place between the end of the Bible keep the peace. tainty that some member of the yours, mine ature of Second Temple times, often called and the Mishnaic period. The Dead Sea Children (regardless of their age or afflu- and ours family will be disinherited (either in- apocryphal or pseudepigraphical, and the Scrolls truly afford a glimpse into the devel- ence) want to be treated equally. Parents un- tentionally or unintentionally) as a result of literature of the sect itself. In addition, opment of Western religion in these most derstand intuitively, however, there may be no joint asset ownership, beneficiary designations Tefillin and Mezuzot found at Qumran con- formative years. equality in the equal treatment of unequals. or an estate plan that specifically denies them tain small rolled up manuscripts placed in- The scrolls could also help us clarify our This creates a challenge in crafting an estate an inheritance. This is how the fireworks get side their cases. A few fragments were own relationship to the Land of Israel. As plan intended to provide support for those started, the legal fees start mounting and the written on papyrus, and some texts appear with every major archaeological find in Is- that may need it most but also have the great- chance for a peaceful resolution disappear. in Greek or Aramaic, although the larger rael today, the discovery of these ancient est risk of mis-managing the assets once re- The disinherited child may engage legal coun- part is in Hebrew. Linguistically, the Hebrew scrolls bind contemporary Jews to their past ceived. Likely, these are the same individuals sel and the remaining family members are re- of the Qumran sect represents a dialect that through the land for it was there that so that received the bulk of mom and dad’s atten- quired to respond with their own legal only they used. The scrolls contain many lit- much of ancient Jewish history took place. tion and resources during their lifetime. arsenal. Depending on the size of the estate, erary genres. As archaeology rediscovers the past, is also One famous example is the rock star, Frank the battle could last months or years, but will On Sunday, May 5, 2019 at 7 p.m., creating the present. The issues that the Zappa and his family. After the death of Frank certainly be over when the assets are com- Lawrence H. Schiffman Professor of Hebrew Dead Sea Scrolls raise--God, Torah, Messiah, (1993) and his wife, Gail (2015), the children pletely gone and there is nothing left for the and Judaic Studies at New York University Holiness--still powerfully resonate as the (Moon, Dweezil, Ahmet and Diva) were left family to fight over. Even without a legal bat- will be visiting Nate’s Shul in Longwood modern state of Israel gropes towards its unequal shares of the Zappa Family Trust. The tle, the health of the family unit has likely been and lecture on the Dead Sea Scrolls. own identity. trust controls the rights to the creative efforts destroyed. Prof. Schiffman is a specialist on the Dead Nate's Shul is located at1701 Markham of Frank including more than 60 albums re- So what’s the answer? There is no clearly Sea Scrolls and has published many books Woods Road in Longwood. leased during his lifetime and another 40 re- defined road map except to say that estate and hundreds of articles, appeared in nu- Tickets are $18. Sponsors: $180 (Includes leased after death. Reports indicate that Gail planning for families (and especially blended merous TV documentaries and lectured private dinner for two with Professor Schiff- Zappa gave a smaller share to Moon families) requires attention to detail – how as- around the world about these ancient manu- man prior to the lecture) and Dweezil because she felt they never had sets are owned, how beneficiaries are desig- scripts. For more information or to make a reser- any interest in the family business. This, de- nated and whether assets should be Shiffman was Fellow of the Institute for vation please visit www.JewishNorthOr- spite the fact that Dweezil performs under the distributed outright or held in trust. These de- Advanced Studies of the Hebrew University lando.com/DeadSeaScrolls or call name Zappa Plays Zappa and sells his father’s cisions need to be made in consultation with a in Jerusalem as part of a research group deal- 407-636-5994 merchandise. Needless to say, her decision to seasoned estate planning professional that can ing with the Dead Sea Scrolls and was on the treat her children differently has resulted in provide guidance on how to overcome the International Editorial Team for Publication not only an expensive and ongoing legal bat- challenges of the family dynamic. SMA Healthcare Foundation to host Fourth Annual Mental Health Symposium for Central Florida

Special to the Herald “Navigating Out of the Ocean of Why – Mak- presented by Dean Kate Moorehead, St. John’s event was moved to the Ocean Center and ex- ing Meaning After a Suicide Loss”, a combina- Cathedral Episcopal Diocese of Florida in Jack- panded to include a full day symposium with The SMA Healthcare Foundation (the Foun- tion of his one-man Broadway style play and a sonville national speakers. “The Who is Jay? mental dation) is pleased to announce its 4th Annual keynote that provides the powerful message The cost to attend is $55. Students are $25, health awareness campaign and symposium Who is Jay? Mental Health Symposium to be that suicide is preventable when we speak out, and NAMI members can attend for free. The continues its annual growth and has become held at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach on and the journey or process that helps make registration fee includes the full day of speak- an incredible outreach tool for SMA Health- Thursday, May 9, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. meaning after a suicide loss. ers and presentations, parking at the Ocean care and the SMA Healthcare Foundation” The symposium, titled Transforming Lives Presentations throughout the day will in- Center, lunch and refreshments. All attendees said Carl Lentz, Chairman of the Board for the Through Hope & Healing, is open to the com- clude the following: will also receive a free copy of Josh Rivedal’s Foundation. “The Foundation is committed to munity, and media is welcome. Held in May Ending the Criminalization of Mental Ill- The i’Mpossible Project Lemonade Stand: Vol- supporting this wonderful endeavor in hopes as part of National Mental Health Month ac- ness, presented by Judge Steven Leifman, Ad- ume I. For behavioral health professionals, to reach all those affected in our area.” tivities, the symposium is designed to bring ministrative Judge for the 11th Judicial Circuit they can also earn up to 5.25 CEU’s. Register Funding for the event is provided in part by awareness, education, and inspiration. of Florida, overseeing the Miami-Dade Mental at https://www.whoisjay.org/2018-mental- the Jay’s Hope Fund, which is managed by the The opening keynote speaker is Sam Tsem- Health Court health-symposium/ and click on the registra- SMA Healthcare Foundation, registration fees beris, Ph.D. Dr. Tsemberis is presenting Introduction to Mental Health First Aid, tion link. and sponsorships. If you are interested in “Transforming Systems and Changing Lives”, presented by SMA’s Salvatore Gintoli and The Who is Jay? mental health awareness sponsoring the event, please contact Cyndi explaining how a person-centered approach to Shawn Proctor campaign started in May 2015 with a few bill- Hines, Public Relations & Events Specialist at engagement, treatment and housing has Research Updates in Behavioral Health, pre- boards and t-shirts directing individuals to a SMA Healthcare Foundation 386-254-1136 or proven effective in turning treatment failures sented by Sara Jo Nixon, Ph.D., University of website with mental health resources. To date [email protected]. For more details into a success. Florida’s Department of Psychiatry, McKnight the site has over 24,000 visits. In 2016 there about the event, please visit www.SMAFoun- The keynote speaker over lunch is Joshua Brain Institute was the addition of a half day mental health dation.com or www.whoisjay.org. Rivedal, actor and author. Josh will present The Great Divorce: Faith and Mental Health, symposium held in St. Augustine. In 2017 the PAGE 6 • Midweek: May 1-4, 2019 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

BRENDA SHAW FORD Temple of Deltona, Sandra in Orlando, and was referred Oliver J. Peoples, General He moved to Hialeah become exceptional adults Petty of Sanford, William to as an excellent student. Manager; AJ Graham, Vice- Hospital and Jess Parrish who have blessed him with so Brenda Shaw Ford, 71, of Dennis Ford of Washington Kevin was admired by his President. Memorial Hospital as an many proud accomplish- Sanford, passed away April D.C., and Betty Bush of teachers as well as the entire Emergency Room Physician ments. 23, 2019 at South Seminole Sanford. staff of the School, and was a ROBERT T. WILLIAMS, MD before returning to Family Hospital Vitas Suites in There will be no service. leader amongst his peers. Medicine at various locations Bob’s Celebration of Life Longwood. Wilson-Eichleberger Kevin loved the World Bob passed away April 27, in Seminole County at Centra will be held from 4-7pm on She was born in Americus, Mortuary, Sanford, is in Wrestling Entertainment, 2019 at the age of 75. Care for the next 37 years, as Saturday, May 4th at Ga. and lived in this area for charge of all arrangements. (WWE), and collected every Survived by his wife well as from a table at the DeGusipe Funeral Home, 63 years. action figure of wrestlers; Audrey, sons Robert Jr., Colonial Room where he fre- Sanford. She worked KEVIN LEE POPE along with wrestling, Kevin Matthew, daughter Susan quently The funeral service is as a teacher also loved Basketball and McCormack, son-in-law answered scheduled for 2pm on Sunday, for Kevin Lee Pope, 10 years gaming his favorite game Zachary McCormack, sisters medical May 5th at Holy Cross Seminole old, born July 3, 2008 in "Fortnite". Kevin will be great- Sylvia Caraway, Sheralynn questions Episcopal Church in Sanford County Rockledge, ly missed, and will never be Morgan and Deborah for much of with a reception to follow Schools. Fl to forgotten. A visitation service Lobsinger as well as many old immediately after the service. She was a Chester will be Saturday May 4, 2019 nieces and nephews from Sanford. While always a dog lover, member of Pope Jr., from 3:30pm until 4:30pm, fol- Raleigh, NC to Hollywood, His love when Bob first saw the soon Alpha and lowed immediately by a FL. of fishing to be family Chihuahuas, he Kappa Adrienne Celebration of Life Funeral Bob was born on March 1, and hunt- said that no little rat dogs Sorority. An Edmonson, Service at 4:30 pm; at Calvario 1944 in Sanford, FL, graduat- ing with would be allowed in the Brenda Shaw educator, entered City Church, 2500 W. ing from Seminole High his beloved house, however “Baby” soon Ford she taught into eternal Oakridge Rd, Orlando, Fl School in 1962, the University Robert T. father as broke into his heart and con- high school life 32809 Services are entrusted of Florida in 1966 and The Williams, MD well as his verted him to a Chihuahua and adult education. She was Thursday, into the Compassionate hands University of Miami School of love of lover and was by his side for also a guardian ad litem. April 24, of Peoples Funeral Home, Medicine in 1970. After com- great southern food and years. She is survived by her Kevin Lee 2019. Kevin "Where Your Family Is Our pleting his Family Practice bacon grease was legendary. As such, in lieu of flowers, daughter, Kianga Ford of Pope was a 5th Family" 1001 E. 25th Street, Residency at Duval Medical Greater still was his love of donations can be made to Pet Washington D.C.; God-sister, grader at Sanford, Fl 32771; Karen Y. Center in Jacksonville, he family. Bob Jr., Matt, Susan Rescue by Judy (Sanford). Vivian McGee of Sanford; and Wetherbee Elementary School Peoples, LFDIC/President, practiced in Blakely, Georgia. and his bonus son Zack, have special friends, Marylen

ARTS ALIVE: Head downtown for the St. Johns River Festival of the Arts

By Rachel Sammons located in downtown Sanford. For more infor- showtimes, and more information can be Herald Arts Columnist mation, go to stjohnsriverartfest.com. A Movie Classic and A Music Classic found at theaterwestend.com/events. Theater This Friday the 3rd marks the beginning of West End is located at 115 West 1st St., May is here! And this week is stocked full a new and unique art exhibit hosted at the Tomorrow on the 2nd, the Ritz Theatre Sanford, FL, 32771. of blasts from the pasts. Who knew history Museum of Seminole County History. Learn (located at the Wayne Densch Performing Arts could be so fun? about Florida Hall of Fame artist Albert Ernest Center) will host a 5-dollar screening of Frank Live Music at Celery City Craft “Bean” Backus who defied racial and cultural Capra’s “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.” In Art Shows You Can’t Find Anywhere Else tension in the South by mentoring a group of this film, a naïve leader of the Boy Rangers This Friday only, enjoy live pop rock and black artists aka the Florida Highwaymen. gets caught up in a political drama that esca- reggae music at Celery City Craft. Performers It’s finally happening. The 8th annual St. Backus’s protegees plied their trade along the lates to a scandal of irreversible damage. The such as Rhenn Again of Honeypot, Two Party Johns River Festival of the Arts is here. This old highway-corridors of Central and Eastern screening starts at 7:30 p.m. For more informa- System, and Dog Day Afternoon will jam out Saturday the 4th from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Florida and helped revitalize 20th century folk tion, go to wdpac.com. The Wayne Densch on stage, piloting original music as well as and this Sunday the 5th from 10:00 a.m. to art. The art pieces on display echo Backus’s Performing Arts Center is located at 201 South covering billboard favorites. Check out the 5:00 p.m., the brick streets of Historic interest in the Florida landscape and the histo- Magnolia Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. Facebook event for more information. Celery Downtown Sanford will be alive and buzzing ry of Seminole County. Check out the exhibit This weekend and next weekend, Theater City Craft is located at 114 South Palmetto with an eclectic mix of arts and crafts vendors during the museum’s hours of operation West End will present Lady Day at Emerson’s Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. from across the country. The theme this year is which are Tuesdays to Saturdays between Bar & Grill, a 1959 play capturing Billie “Art-in-Action” with live demonstrations, 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The Museum of Holiday’s performance in a seedy Email art news and tips to Herald Arts chalk artists, and workshops for attendees to Seminole County History is located at 300 Philadelphia bar, months before her death. Columnist Rachel Sammons at rsammons@mysan- unleash their creativity. You can also sample Eslinger Way, Sanford, FL 32773. The exhibit Interplaying humor and classic music num- fordherald.com. gourmet food at the Culinary Arts Court, runs until July 27th. For more information, go bers, the play paints a profound portrait of the backed by live acoustic music. The festival is to seminolecountyfl.gov. renowned jazz singer and her music. Tickets,

ROTARY vent without soil. came from the number of stu- BITE shark attack of 2019 that they into full swing in the next few Boehart said the Rotary Club dents who had unease about knew of. weeks and months, Malphurs Continued from Page 1 had “always supported the whether food would be avail- Continued from Page 1 According to Captain said people should be wary of pantry,” helping out with extra able over the weekend. Tamra Malphurs, Public what’s going on around them food when they could. For the “Counting siblings and fami- Information Officer with while they’re in the water. by local groups to Rotary last several months, that has ly members, there are around when he was bitten on the Volusia County Beach Safety “If you’re in the ocean and International. meant donations of around 90 folks on the weekend who calf by a shark that went Ocean Rescue, they usually you see birds diving after bait Hamilton Elementary plans $200 to go towards the pantry, need help,” Boehart told the unseen. average about five to eight fish, move out of that area for to use the money to go towards she told the Sanford Herald. Rotary Club members over The injury required stitches, shark bites per year. a little while,” she said. “Or if more resources for their food The Rotary Club’s website lunch on Monday. “Your clubs but Cornell was able to drive “Usually, we have more you see a lot of fish jumping, bank and for a new hydroponic states that they are committed have made sure they have himself to the hospital after shark bites than anywhere else avoid that area. If there are a garden, which is a method of to helping charitable causes. plenty.” being treated on-site, officials in the state,” she said. lot of small fish moving growing plants in a water sol- The need for the pantry The hydroponic garden was said. To avoid shark bites as the around, something is chasing a continuation of the school’s Officials said it was the first year’s beach season comes them.” commitment to giving kids learning opportunities, Boehart said. “We wanted to bring in agri- CRASH other vehicle. culture engineering,” she said. In the aftermath of the crash, Bryant “It’s a career to learn about. Continued from Page 1 allegedly fled the scene on foot into the woods Most students haven’t seen a nearby. His DNA was reportedly found later garden, and haven’t grown inside the car he was driving. things in one.” driving his 1992 Chevy northbound in the And, the Chevy Bryant had been driving There will also be an outside southbound lanes of Lake Howell Road, was reported stolen before the crash, FHP garden coming, too, and against oncoming traffic. reports. Boehart said the effect all of this A 2008 Ford SUV driven by a 52-year-old After an investigation, Bryant was charged will have is students honing Maitland woman with a 16-year-old girl in the by FHP with multiple counts of driving-relat- their problem-solving skills. passenger seat was traveling north on the road ed offenses: Leaving the scene of a crash She said beyond that, the ahead of him. The SUV slowed to make a turn involving serious bodily injury, reckless driv- simple pleasures of gardening onto Tuscarora Trail. ing causing serious bodily injury, driving were a big allure as well. Bryant, driving at a high rate of speed, while license suspended and fleeing and “Children who grow food couldn’t slow his car sufficiently, and lost con- attempting to elude causing serious bodily they’ve never tasted, they’ll eat trol of the vehicle, colliding with the SUV’s injury, according to FHP. it and like it because they’ve rear side and injuring both passengers in the Bryant has past arrests in the area for drugs, grown it,” she said. fraud and larceny charges dating back to 2010. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: May 1-4, 2019 • PAGE 7 Infrastructure bringing together Trump, Democratic leaders

WASHINGTON (AP) — The last time Trump sat down infrastructure package boost see a sent Trump a letter setting out their Commerce has proposed increasing President Donald Trump con- with Pelosi and Senate Democratic narrow window for action. priorities, including a call for "sub- the federal fuel tax 5 cents a year for vened Democratic leaders at the leader Chuck Schumer, the president "I think a deal can be had if every- stantial, new and real revenue" and five years, then allowing it to White House to talk infrastructure walked out in a huff and dismissed body is willing to put their battle investments to make infrastructure increase with inflation. The federal Tuesday but the administration is their government shutdown talks as axes away for a period," said former more resilient to climate change. tax on gasoline now stands at 18.3 already signaling resistance to rais- a "total waste of time." Republican Rep. Bill Shuster of Neither of those bolsters confidence cents per gallon and at 24.3 cents per ing the gas tax to pay for sweeping Nearly four months later, the lead- Pennsylvania, who served as chair- in prospects for a deal. Several gallon for diesel fuel. The last time plans to upgrade roads, bridges and ers came together again Tuesday — man of the House's transportation Democratic lawmakers from com- the federal gas tax went up was in other projects. with an entourage of other committee for six years. mittees with jurisdiction on infra- 1993. Ahead of the meeting, the White Democratic leaders — in search of a A compromise could offer political structure issues are also expected to Ed Mortimer, a vice president at House said Trump is the "guy who plan to fix the country's crumbling benefits to both sides. Trump's re- attend the White House meeting, but the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said lowers taxes," appearing to rule out infrastructure. Trump, election prospects are tied to a strong no Republican lawmakers. the group would have the back of hiking the federal gasoline tax to pay Transportation Secretary Elaine economy that would get another Committees in both chambers of lawmakers who face criticism back for infrastructure repairs. Chao, adviser Ivanka Trump and a boost from new road and bridge Congress have started to lay the home for supporting a higher federal House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and half-dozen other administration offi- projects. House Democrats have groundwork for an infrastructure bill gas tax. congressional Democrats asked to cials met with the 12 Democrats in passed an array of bills that have through hearings, with Democratic "We're going to support any elect- meet with Trump to discuss launch- the Cabinet Room. gone nowhere in the GOP-controlled lawmakers hoping to have legisla- ed official willing to have a serious ing an ambitious building project Infrastructure is seen as the one Senate. tion ready for consideration by June discussion and vote to raise revenue that's a top priority for the party and issue with the best chance for the Pelosi has dozens of new or July. for infrastructure," Mortimer said. has been a possible rare area of two sides to work together this Democratic House members who The House Transportation and So far this year, Alabama, bipartisan accord with Republicans. Congress — and even that isn't given won in competitive districts, said Infrastructure Committee will give Arkansas, Ohio and Virginia have Trump, too, has long promised a big good odds for a fruitful ending. Shuster, and "they need to be able to every House lawmaker a chance to enacted gas tax increases, although infrastructure plan. The meeting plays out against the go home next year and say they've share their infrastructure priorities Virginia's only applies to a portion of But one big issue is how to pay backdrop of high tensions over esca- accomplished something." on Wednesday. the state. Some 30 states have done for the repairs. The nation's top busi- lating Democratic investigations fol- But the two sides also have some Then, the committee's chairman, so since 2013. ness groups and labor unions sup- lowing the release of special counsel competing priorities that will com- Rep. Peter DeFazio, D-Ore., will lead Schumer advocated Monday for port increasing the federal tax, cur- Robert Mueller's report into Russian plicate matters. The president and a delegation to visit a dilapidated, rescinding portions of the tax cut bill rently 18.3 cents a gallon. It was last meddling. Lawmakers and the Republican leaders want to speed up century-old tunnel that connects Republicans passed in 2017 to pay raised in 1993. Republican president also have on the permitting process for building New Jersey and New York. Experts for infrastructure. Asked whether Trump supports eye on the 2020 elections, meaning energy and transportation projects say a new tunnel is essential to "By reversing only the most egre- raising the gas tax, White House every provision of an infrastructure and that's not on most Democratic ensuring reliable rail travel through- gious giveaways in President adviser Kellyanne Conway said: package — including how to pay for lawmakers' to-do lists. Democrats out the Northeast, but the price tag Trump's tax bill, those given to the "This president is the guy who low- it — will be made with that in mind. are looking for ways to pay for will be steep. wealthiest of the wealthy, and rais- ers taxes." More than one "infrastructure greater infrastructure spending with- The infrastructure issue has ing the corporate tax cut a smidge Conway acknowledged that week" already has come and gone out adding to the national debt, and aligned the nation's top business we could finance the entirety of a $1 "there's no question" that infrastruc- over the past two years with nothing that could mean higher fuel taxes. groups and unions, a rarity in trillion infrastructure bill," Schumer ture repairs need to be paid for. to show for it. Still, advocates for an Pelosi and Schumer on Monday Washington. The U.S. Chamber of said.

AP ZOO Beach Cleanup at Bethune Beach—New Symrna The former vice president says Saturday, June 8 strengthening unions and promot- 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM Continued from Page 1 ing social and economic unity can Continued from Page 1 We're headed to the beach! Join our effort to restore Democrats to the White cleanup the coast, removing trash before it reaches House. the ocean. WHAT HAS BIPARTISAN SUP- simple steps in their daily lives to help our envi- Registration is required for all cleanups. To get PORT MUSEUM CONDEMNS USE ronment." more information and to sign up, please visit OF ITS ART BY GERMAN These projects are funded by a grant from the www.centralfloridazoo.org/springintoaction. Trump and the Democratic lead- PARTY Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) designed ers of Congress are coming togeth- to help accredited organizations encourage communi- er in search of a plan to fix the An American art museum is ties to get involved with local conservation efforts. country's crumbling infrastructure. demanding that a far-right party Lake Monroe Cleanup stop using one of its paintings, Saturday, May 4 MEMORY CENTER TAKES VIS- portraying a 19th-century slave 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM ITORS THROUGH AFGHAN auction, in a campaign poster. Lake Monroe is one of the largest lakes in Central WAR Florida, and happens to be our neighbor. Join us in TONY AWARD NOMINATIONS this cleanup that will remove debris and litter from The Afghanistan Center for TO BE ANNOUNCED the shoreline. Memory and Dialogue seeks to sal- Invasive Species Cleanup vage, protect and share memories The exuberant "Be More Chill", Saturday, May 18 and stories of civilian victims of the adult "Hadestown" or 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM the country's four decades of wars. "Tootsie," the crowd-pleasing show Invasive plant species can harm the environment, based on the movie, could be impacting native ecosystems, degrading water quali- BIDEN LAYS BLUEPRINT FOR favorites for best new musical. ty, and more. Join us in our cleanup to remove inva- 2020 sive plant species from Zoo property.

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday May 1, 2019 Sports LAKEBriefs MARY 5K RUN/WALK Seminole State baseball falls to St. Johns River The 2019 12th Annual Lake Mary 5K Run/Walk will be held on Saturday,May 11, at Don T. Record-setting season ends; Reynolds Stadium at Lake Mary High School starting at 7:30 a.m. Proceeds from this event go FromSoftball Staff Reports to host StatethrowingTournament well and things were on to the Lake Mary Athletic cruise control until the sixth. Booster Club, which supports SANFORD — The Seminole State Baseball over 900 dedicated Lake Seminole State finished the season 35- team was in the Mid-Florida Conference 14, the most wins since 2005. A com- Mary High School student- Playoff for the first time in a half a decade on athletes and their coaches. plete season recap will be forthcoming. This is the largest high Saturday and through five innings, it looked State/District Softball at Boombah school 5k in the State and the like the Raiders might be making the next Seminole State College of Florida will once- Lake Mary Athletic step, which would have been a three game again be the host school for the NJCAA Department is looking to series vs. second place Santa Fe College. The (National Junior CollegeAthleticAssociation) make this the biggest and winner of that series will advance to the District and FCSAA(Florida College System best Lake Mary 5K Run/Walk FCSAAState Tournament. ActivitiesAssociation) State Tournament at ever. Our goal is to have at However, the Vikings erupted in the Boombah Soldiers Creek Park, located on least 700 participants. sixth inning, plating nine runs and all State 419, just a mile or so southeast off of 17- This year SCPS Employees the wind was out of the Seminole sails. 92, headed toward Winter Springs/Oviedo. only will receive a $10 St. Johns got on the board early with a Discount by going through The event, which runs tomorrow sacrifice fly in the second inning. (Thursday) through Sunday, is actually the registration process at: Alejandro Figueredo homered with thelakemary5k.com and three tournaments in one, with the entering your employee num- Photo courtesy of Simone Amaduzzi Photography Corey King on and the Raiders surged overall winner claiming both the ber/SCPS Wellness is the to the lead in the bottom of the third Chelsea Peace (above), who is tied for second in the country with 24 home runs, will FCSAA State and NJCAA District G Wellness Code space. Come and SSC knocked out the MFC Pitcher championships and a spot in the be a part of the SCPS lead the Seminole State College of Florida softball team into the State/District of the Year, Elijah Gill in the fourth. Wellness Campaign! Tournament starting on Thursday. Seminole Ace, Louis Davenport was See SSC-F, Page 9 If you are a business that would like to add your name to the Corporate Sponsors list please contact Lake Mary Athletic Director Doug Peters at (407) 320-9666 or [email protected]. The price is $20 for Early Bird entry (before May 4) and $30 at gate per participant and you get a 12th Annual Lake Mary 5K t-shirt! There will be a Kid Dash at 8:30 a.m. and the awards cer- emony is set for 8:45 a.m. Local track stars earn Please visit _ thelake- Running to State mary5k.com _ for more info. UCF SOFTBALL way to finals; Lacrosse The UCF softball team lost the rubber match to Houston, 9-1, on Senior Day Sunday at the tocloseoutRegionalplay UCF Softball Complex to fall to 30-20 overall and 8-10 in the By Dean Smith American Athletic Conference. Herald Staff The Knights honored their three seniors, Cassady After a tough Friday night, things got back to a little bit of Brewer, Erin Emanuel and normalcy in the High School Playoffs over the weekend. Brooke Barlow after the game as a part of senior day. On Friday, the Winter Springs boys volleyball team Denali Schappacher led the (19-9) could not keep the momentum gained from way for the Knights at the winning its first district championship going as the plate collecting two hits. Bears fell to powerful Freedom (28-2), 3-1 (25-12, 25-15, Damaria Cannon, who had a 19-25 and 25-14), in a State Play-In Game. triple taken away for stepping After dropping the first two sets, Winter Springs was out of the box in the first inning, finding its game in the third and starting to take control picked up a double on the day when the Bears lost opposite-side hitter Bryan Wentworth and went 1-for-3. The freshman is hitting .364 with eight hits in to a twisted right ankle and even though they went on to 13 games played and led the win that set, the advantage the guests had found was gone. Knights in the series going 5- Sarjoun Awar led the Bears with 14 kills and four for-9 with two doubles, one run blocks, while Hunter Taylor had nine kills, Ian Stewart scored, and one walk. had five blocks and Jack Sarnowski had 33 assists. Barlow, Kyra Klarkowski, Things did not go well for the Seminole High Water and Tamesha Glover each tal- Polo Program as an excellent season for both the boys and lied a hit for the Knights, girls came to an end one victory short of making the Final with Barlow bringing in the only run for the Knights with 4 at the I-Drive YMCA Aquatic Center as the Fighting a single in the second inning. Seminole Boys (19-9) were bested by defending State Breanna Vasquez started in Champion Olympia (28-1), 17-5, and the Tribe girls (24-6) the circle for UCF and took were doubled-up by powerful Winter Park (25-4), 10-5. the loss for a 9-7 overall On Monday, the Hagerty High School Girls Lacrosse record in her rookie season. team (16-6) took another step to returning to the State With the win, Houston Final 4 with an 11-9 road victory over Ponte Vedra (15- improves to 34-16 overall the 4) in a Regional Semifinal. 10-7 in The American. Oneinningof work is allit took The game was tied at 6-6 at halftime, but the Herald photo by Greg Fencik Huskies, who also eliminated Ponte Vedra last season, forHoustonto pullaway from Katie Williams (No. 2) scored five goals and added six draw controls, while Reagan Pomp (No. 13) was one of three other Huskies took control of the contest in the second half. UCF Fridayeveningto take game to score two goals each as Hagerty posted an 11-9 road victory over Ponte Vedra Monday in a Girls Lacrosse Regional Semifinal. oneof thethree-gameAmerican Katie Williams again led the way for Hagerty with AthleticConferenceseries.The five goals and six draw controls, while Renee this Friday and Saturday in Hodges Stadium at the Individual results (winners and local state qualifiers): KnightsdropFriday’shomegame, Campbell, Reagan Pomp and Laila Viator scored two University of North Florida in Jacksonville. 3,200-meter Run _ 1. Angel Vicioso, Oviedo, 9:38.22; 3-0 to fourthplace,Houston. goals each and Alexis O’Brien made nine saves in goal. Here are the results: 6. Trent Shackelford, Lake Brantley, 9:56.03. Vasquezreceivedthestartinthe The Huskies will get to return to Sam Momary circletakingtheloss,whileCannon BOYS TRACK 4x800-meter Relay: 1. Oviedo (Mamush Galloway, Stadium for the Regional Finals tomorrow (Thursday), ledtheKnightsat theplatewitha Class 4A-Region 1 Sam Austin, Kayamo Galloway, Angel Vicoso), 7:57.62; hosting Gulf Breeze (18-2) at 7 p.m. pairof hits.KaitlynJensengrabbed At Showalter Field, Winter Park 3. Lake Brantley (Redwimy Noel; Cole Parnell; Trent On the boys side, Lake Mary (11-7) hosted top-ranked thethirdhitforUCF witha single Team scores: Shackelford; Joab Francois), 8:02.36. Ponte Vedra (20-1) at Don T. Reynolds Stadium Tuesday throughtheleftside.In thelast two 1. Flagler Palm Coast, 73; 2. West Orange, 59; 3. Lake Mary, 800,meter Run _ 1. Jacob Miley, Flagler Palm Coast, games,Jensenhas started,shehas night and the winner will host the winner of the contest 50.5; 4. Oviedo, 48; 5. Buchholz, 34; 6. Seminole, 33.5; 7. Winter 1:54.03; 2. Joab Francois, Lake Brantley, 1:56.36; 3. Kayamo talliedat leastonehit.Kyra between The Bolles School and Maclay on Friday at 7 p.m. Park, 33; 8.Apopka, 31; 9. (tie) First Coast and Lake Brantley, Galloway, Oviedo, 1:56.53; 6. Sam Austin, Oviedo, 1:57.97. Klarkowskipickedup another On Saturday, several local track and field stars, led 28; 11. Olympia, 27; 12. Boone, 24.5; 13. Fleming Island, 22; 14. 110-meter Hurdles _ 1. Glenn Rodgers, Fleming assistthrowingout a runnerat by the Oviedo High School boys 4x800-meter relay home.Thatis Klarkowski’sfifth Lake Minneola, 19; 15. Mandarin, 18; 16. Wekiva, 17.5; 17. Dr. Island, 14.44; 3. Seraiah Abram, Lake Mary, 14.47. team of Mamush Galloway, Samuel Austin, Kayamo assistof theseason. Phillips, 17; 18. Sandalwood, 16; 19. Spruce Creek, 14; 20. (tie) 100-meter Dash _ 1. Darius Lewis, First Coast, 11.02; Galloway and Angel Vicioso, which has the second The team picked up its 30th Lake Nona and Oakleaf, 12; 22. (tie) Ocoee and Windermere, 3. Seraiah Abram, Lake Mary, 11.19; 4. Bernard best time in the country this season behind a quartet 7; 24. Fletcher,6; 25. Cypress Creek, 5; 26. (tie) Colonial, Evans, Fleuristal, Lake Mary, 11.21. See Briefs, Page 9 from North Carolina, turned in a 7:57.26 to win by Orlando-University,4; 29. Timber Creek, 3; 30. (tie) East Ridge more than two seconds, earned trips to the State Finals and Hagerty,2; 32. Robert E. Lee, 1. See Preps, Page 9 SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, May 1, 2019 • Page 9

SSC-F champion College of Central Florida from Ocala. Digital Network Game 7 _ Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner,4 p.m. The Raiders did not get the best draw, as they Thursday, May 2 Game 8 _ Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winners, 7 p.m. Continued from Page 8 will take on defending State Champion and cur- Game 1 _ Central Florida (51-9) vs. Eastern Saturday, May 4 NJCAA National Tournament, while the two rent Nationally No. 1 ranked Florida Florida State (31-23), 10 a.m. Game 9 _ Game 6 winner vs. Game 7 loser,10 a.m. teams with just one loss will square off on SouthWestern State College (52-1) from Ft. Myers Game 2 _ Chipola (43-4-1) vs. State College of Game 10 _ Game 5 winner vs. Game 8 loser,1 p.m. Sunday for the NJCAA District H Championship in the first round (4 p.m.) tomorrow. Florida, Manatee-Sarasota (44-14), 1 p.m. Game 11 _ Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner, 4 and a trip to the nationals. Here is the schedule (all games will be carried Game 3 _ Florida SouthWestern (52-1) vs. p.m. (FCSAA State/NJCAA District G Championship Seminole State, which had its final two home live on the FCSAA Digital Network. Seminole State (45-15), 4 p.m. Game, winner advances to national tournament). games with St, Petersburg cancelled on Friday and NJCAA District/FCSAA State Softball Tournament Game 4 _ Indian River State (34-15) vs. Gulf Game 12 _ Game 10 winner vs. Game 9 winner,7 p.m. then split a pair of road games with Hillsborough, At Boombah Soldiers Creek Park Coast State (37-15), 7 p.m. Sunday, May 5 losing 7-2 before winning 7-4 on Saturday, finished SR 419, Longwood Friday, May 3 Game 13 _ Game 12 winner vs. Game 11 loser, the regular season with a 45-15 record and finished Game times are eastern and subject to change Game 5 _ Game 1 loser vs. Game 2 loser,10 a.m. 10 a.m. (NJCAA District H Championship Game, second in the Mid-Florida Conference behind All games will be carried live on the FCSAA Game 6 _ Game 3 loser vs. Game 4 loser, 1 p.m. winner advances to national tournament).

Briefs * “Friday Night Frenzy” will also Breezeway Restaurant afterwards. Supervisor, at 407-688-5120; visit 4 p.m. _ Orlando Bombers vs. for the Black and Gold, retiring the feature “All Welcome Test and NOR/Sailing instructions are here: the city website _ Orlando Rockets, Central Winds. final 14 batters he faced, before Continued from Page 8 Tune and Grudge Racing” with http://www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=101. www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: Lyons clinched the series with a The team picked up its 30th win UCF BASEBALL gates opening at 6 p.m. General * Saturday,June 22 _ Summer Sailstice [email protected] _ the two-out walk-off in the ninth. of the season Saturday with a 4-1 Following a walk-off win to clinch Admission is $12, plus an addition- event. More details will be posted as the League Information Website, Last Week’s Results: win. Alea White earned her 21st its weekend series, the UCF baseball al $13 to race. event draws near. including registration forms, is at _ * Tuesday, win vs. Bethune- win of the year, tossing her 23rd team will hit the road for four games * Saturday _ The Tour of Destruction * It’s time to start thinking about the http://www.leaguelineup.com/we Cookman, 5-4, 10-innings. complete game of the season, this week, starting on Tuesday is coming to Orlando Speedworld and Annual Sailfest Regatta. The event com- lcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanford * Friday win vs. Memphis, 12-11. allowing five hits striking out three against North Florida, before head- the event will be filled with incredible mittee would like to hear from you softball&sid=804638851. * Saturday loss vs. Memphis, 12-7. with no walks, to improve to 21-13 ing to New Orleans for an AAC motorsports action like the School Bus with any suggestions for charity to * Sunday win vs. Memphis, 7-6. overall and 7-6 in American SENIOR BASEBALL weekend series with Tulane. This Week’s Games: Figure 8 race, the War Wizard Monster sponsor this year.Please send your sug- Athletic Conference play. Cannon Here is the upcoming schedule in the The Knights (26-18, 7-11 AAC) * Tuesday at North Florida, late. Truck Destruction and signature gestions to Allister James. led the Knights on offense with a Spring Sunday 23, Weeknight 35 and enter the week after taking two of * Friday,May 3, 7:30 p.m. – at Tulane. Demolition Derby race! Enter for your The 2019 calendar is updated on the pair of singles and a walk for her Saturday 40 leagues of the Orlando three against Memphis over the * Saturday,May 4, 3 p.m. – at Tulane. chance to win a pair of tickets to Tour of website. Please do not hesitate to reach weekend. Dallas Beaver homered * Sunday,May 5, 1 p.m. – at Tulane. second-straight two-hit game. Destruction and the Grand Prize which Senior Baseball Association that plays out to us should you have any ques- twice on Friday night on the third ** _ Live Stats; Watch; Brewer’s two RBI single in the includes: 2 premium seats; 2 monster its games at FPC Bennett Veterans tions about any of the events. annual Skinner Strong Knight, FM96.9/AM740 The Game avail- third brought home Barlow and truck rides; 2 t-shirts; Driver meet and Memorial Park in Orange City,Bob Please do not hesitate to contact us before the Tigers were able to even able for the 3 games with Tulane. 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In her last nine games, Go to _ Sports Complex in Sanford, Central Interested parties can find results Spicer gave the Black and Gold six www.ucfknight.com _ and click on Brewer is hitting .423 going 11-for- https://wjrr.iheart.com/contests/enter- Winds Park in Winter Springs, Historic the baseball link. from past races of 2018 on the solid innings in the series finale to 26 with five multi-hit games. for-your-chance-to-win-604826/ _ to Sanford Memorial Stadium, South “Race Results” page help set up rookie Jay Lyons’ walk- NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Kendyl Lange added a hit for the enter.Racing starts at 7 p.m. Admission Orange Youth Complex in Orlando and (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623) off RBI single in the bottom of the The 2019 NASCAR Whelen All- Knights with a clutch infield single is Adults (12+), $25; Kids (3-11), $10. 2 Zinn Beck Field in Sanford. and results from year’s prior is on ninth to seal the win. America Series is underway at in the fifth. And Under Are Free! Visit the website _ the Race Results Archive page The walk-off capped a solid week New Smyrna Speedway. On Deck: * Funday Sunday.“All Welcome” (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for in the starting lineup for Lyons. There will be a full night of NWAAS UCF’s final home game of the Test-n-Tune & Grudge Racing. Free For more info about LMSA, please more information on the league. The rookie hit .412 over four games Division racing this Saturday. regular season will be tomorrow Swap Space with paid admission. Gates visit our web site _ www.flalmsa.org _ WEEKNIGHT 35 with a quartet of RBI. The Tampa Pit gates open at 3 p.m. with Division (Wednesday) at 5 p.m. against open at 10 a.m. Racing from 10:30 a.m.- or call (321) 578-8364. Thursday, May 2 Practice from 4 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Ticket native twice posted three-hit North Florida. UCF has one final to-5 p.m. Admission is $12 (kids 10- So, what are you waiting for? You 7 p.m. _ Orlando Spartans vs. booths and grandstand gates open at 5 games, the first rookie to do that conference series remaining as they and-Under free). Race Fee is $13. bought the boat, GO SAILING! Sanford Orioles, Central Winds. p.m. and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY 40 LEAGUE this season. Lyons also drew a pair head to Memphis for a three-game The Dragway Information The evening will begin with Heat RECREATION SOFTBALL Saturday, May 4 of walks and a hit by pitch for a slate this weekend before The Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and the Races in each division, followed by fea- Here is the schedule in the City of 10 a.m. _ Orlando Braves vs. .500 on-base percentage. American Tournament in Houston website is at _ tures inAmericanAuto Sportsman (25- Sanford Recreation Services Daytona Beach Rays, Bennett. A Quick Recap: next weekend. www.raceosw.com/dragway/. laps), Bomber (25), Mid Minis (25), Super Department Adult Spring Slowpitch 1 p.m. _ Dr. Phillips Cubs vs. * Matthew Mika started and For more information, go to _ SpeedWorld is located 17 miles Central Florida Reds, Bennett. Stock (25) and Pro Late Model (35). Softball League at Pinehurst Park. ended Tuesday’s contest against Adult admission is $15 (reserved www.ucfknight.com _ and click on east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 1 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on Bethune-Cookman with a leadoff seating is $20, the top six (6) rows the softball link. East Colonial Drive, between Orlando Royals, SOYC2. Wednesday will have Billabongs home run in the first, before a of the Main Grandstand) with all Orlando and Titusville on Highway 4 p.m. _ Orlando Freedom vs. ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD battling The Blue Liners at 6:30 walk-off single in the 10th. seniors (65+) and military (with 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Orlando Yankees, SOYC2. Coming up at Orlando Speed p.m.; the SBC (Sanford Brewing 23+ DIVISION * Wearing No. 38 to honor his best valid ID for proof of age or Military World Dragway: LMSA Company) Panty Droppers squar- Sunday, May 5 friend Joe Skinner,Dallas Beaver home- affiliation) admitted for $13. Kids 11 years of age and under are free * Today (Wednesday) is “Whoop Ahoy! ing off with The Bailouts at 7:30 10 a.m. _ Sanford Orioles vs. red twice to lift the Knights to a 12-11win of charge. MUST be accompanied Azz Wednesday”, featuring “All Upcoming Events: p.m. and Pat’s Liquor tackling Wet DeLand Blue Jays, Sorenson Field. over Memphis on Skinner Strong Knight. by paying Adult to qualify for Free Welcome Test and Tune, Grudge * Every Wednesday _ the LMSA Spot at 8:30 p.m. 10 a.m. _ Orlando Madness vs. * Chris Williams dealt six solid Admission. Pits - Members ($20), Racing and Fun Runs” with gates Goslings Rum Race will be contested. Everyone is invited to watch the Orlando Lugnuts, Central Winds. innings on Saturday,before Memphis Non-Members ($25). opening at 6 p.m. and racing from Start window is 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. games for free at Pinehurst Park, 1 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. scored 10 runs over the seventh and For information on New Smyrna 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General Be sure to come by the clubhouse located on West 24th Street off 17-92. Volusia Wildcats, Sorenson Field. eighth frames to even the series. Speedway,visit _ Admission is $12, plus an addition- beforehand to sign in and get the course. For more information contact Eric 1 p.m. _ Orlando Bombers vs. * Making his second start of the www.newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.com _ al $13 to race. Wewill again be meeting at the Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation Orlando Lugnuts, Central Winds. week, Jordan Spicer spun six inning or call the track office at 386-427-4129.

Preps 12. Umatilla, 20; 13. Bradford, 19; 14. (tie) 200-meter Dash _ 3. Tyler Cashe, 100-meter Hurdles _ 1. Xiomara Malone, Coast, 43; 6. Tavares, 42; 7. Lake Highland Continued from Page 8 Keystone Heights and Montverde Lake Mary Prep, 23.13; 5. Junior Timber Creek, 14.67; 6. Diamone McCalla- Prep, 39; 8. (tie) Eastside and North 4x100-meter Relay _ 1. First Coast Academy,18; 16. Santa Fe, 16; 17. Crystal Anderson, The Master’s Academy, Clark, Seminole, 16.80. Marion, 28; 10. Bishop Moore, 21.5; 11. (tie) 41.81; 4. 4. Lake Mary (Dylan River,13; 18. Hernando, 11; 19. (tie) Anclote 23.73; 6. Aviance William, 100-meter Dash _ 1. Alliyah Palatka and Weeki Wachee, 18; 13. (tie) Gonzalez; Seraiah Abram; Graylon and Union County,9; 21. Weeki Wachee, Orangewood Christian, 23.87. Allwood, Ocoee, 12.29; 4. JaQual Bush, Bradford and Zephyrhills, 14; 15. Ross; Micaiah Hughes), 42.31. 8.5; 22. (tie) Central (Brooksville) and Pole vault _ 5. Matt Lennon, The Seminole, 12.59. Hernando, 13; 16. Citrus, 12; 17. Fivay,11; 400-meter Dash _ 1. Jesaiah Jones, Trinity Catholic, 8; 24. South Sumter,7; 25. Master’s Academy, 11-3.75. 4x100-meter Relay _ 1. Dr. Phillips, 18. Crystal River,10.5; 19. Santa Fe, 10; 20. Wekiva, 49.47; 3. Joab Francois, Lake (tie) Gulf and Interlachen, 6; 27. Williston, 4; Long jump _ 5. Tyson Mobley, The 48.16; 4. Seminole (Natifah Davis, Trinity Catholic, 8; 21. (tie) Port Orange- Brantley, 49.92. 28. (tie) Eustis and Fort White 2. Master’s Academy, 20-1.75. JaQual Bush, Dinae Hemmings, Nayah Atlantic, Central (Brooksville) and Tarpon 300-meter Hurdles _ 1. Nathan Trinity Prep State Qualifiers: Shot put _ 2. Nicky Azzara, The Johnson), 49.10; 6. Lake Mary (Jessiah Springs, 5; 24. Anclote, 4; 25. (tie) Farrell, Flagler Palm Coast, 37.26. 3,200-meter Run _ 1. Christopher Master’s Academy, 45-9. Powell, Kayla Faulkner, Courtney Dunnellon and Gulf, 3; 27. Newberry,2; 28. 20-meter Dash _ 1. Malachi Wilhelm, Trinity Prep, 10:09.30. Discus _ 2. Nicky Azzara, The Cole, Cymiah Bradley), 49.50. (tie) Fort White, Interlachen, Keystone Shannon, Lake Minneola, 21.63. 1,600-meter Run _ 5. David Manning, Master’s Academy, 137-2. 400-meter Run _ 1. Jahnile Registre, Heights and Mount Dora, 1. 1,600-meter Run _ 1. Cade Monk, Trinity Prep, 4:34.87; 6. Christopher GIRLS TRACK Evans, 54.99. Trinity Prep State Qualifiers: Buchholz, 4:23.15; 3. Angel Vicioso, Wilhelm, Trinity Prep, 4:37.07. Class 4A-Region 1 300-meter Hurdles _ 1. Amaya 800-meter Run _ 3. Alaina Pisello, Oviedo, 4:25.11; 6. Kayamo Galloway, Shot Put _ 1. Conrad Wilson, Trinity Prep, At Showalter Field in Winter Park Ugarte, Windermere, 43.65. Trinity Prep, 2:22.82. Oviedo, 4:29.30; 7. Mamush Galloway, 55-3.5; 4. Luke Barrett, Trinity Prep, 49-3.5. Team scores: 200-meter Dash _ 1. Jahnile Registre, Evans, 4x800-meter Relay _ 1. Trinity Prep Oviedo, 4:30.29. Discus_2.LukeBarrett,TrinityPrep,169-10. 1. Windermere, 64; 2. Evans, 55; 3. Timber 24.60; 4. JaQual Bush, Seminole, 25.39. (Alaina Pisello, Elizabeth Driscoll, Taitem 4x400-meter Relay _ 1. Flagler Palm Class 1A-Region 3 Creek, 51.5; 4. Dr.Phillips, 50.5; 5. Lake 1,600-meter Run _ 1. Ashley Klingenberg, Turbyfill, Lucy Albright), 9;53.53. Coast, 3:17.33. 6. Lake Brantley (Chadrick At Titusville-Astronaut Brantley,44; 6. Lake Mary,43.5; 7. Apopka, Lake Brantley,5:01.02; 2. Mya Bodrato, 1,600-meter Run _ 5. Audrey McAnally, Trinity Prep, 5:20.18. Richards, Gabriel Jones, Redwimy Noel, Team scores: 31; 8. Olympia, 28; 9. Oakleaf, 26.5; 10. (tie) Lake Mary,5:04.51; 3. Caroline Wells, High Jump _ 2. Samarah Hill, Trinity 1. Mount Dora Christian, 108; 2. The First Winter Park and Seminole, 25; 12. Winter Winter Springs, 5:04.75; 6. Mackenzie Joab Francois), 3:23.20. Prep, 4-9.75; 3. Madison McGuire, Czurak, Winter Springs, 5:08.82. High jump _ 1. Terrence Young, Academy-Orlando, 105; 3. The Master’s Springs, 23; 13. Spruce Creek, 22.5; 14. Trinity Prep, 4-9.75. Buchholz, 6-7.50; 2. Trent Barnecott, Academy,73; 4. Lakeland Christian, 56; 5. DeLand, 21; 15. Colonial, 20; 16. Ocoee, 18; 4x400-meter Relay _ 1. Evans, Long Jump _ 2. Samarah Hill, Trinity Lake Mary, 6-5.50; 6. Daniel Dale, Holy Trinity,50; 6. Benjamin School, 45.5; 7. 17. Mandarin, 16; 18. Flagler Palm Coast, 3:52.74; 6. Lake Mary (Isabelle Prep, 18-5.75. Seminole, 5-11.50. John Carroll, 38; 8. Victory Christian, 35; 9. 15.5; 19. (tie) Boone and West Orange, 15; Kadzban, Courtney Cole, Cymiah Triple Jump _ 1. Samarah Hill, Pole vault _ 1. Noah St. Pierre, Lake Pahokee, 26; 10. Windermere Prep, 20; 21. Lake Minneola, 14; 22. West Port, 12; 23. Bradley, Christina Labrato), 4:03.61. Trinity Prep, 38-7.5. Mary,4.35-meters; 3. Dillon Dechristopher, Other local teams: 13. (tie) Orlando Wekiva, 8; 24. Fleming Island, 7; 25. Lake High jump _ 1. Amaya Ugarte, Class 1A-Region 3 Lake Mary,3.90-meters. Christian Prep and New Dimensions 13; 15. Nona, 5; 26. Sandalwood, 4; 27. Oviedo, 3. Windermere, 5-3.75; 6. Annida Shabazz, At Titusville-Astronaut Long jump _ 1. Joshua Dunlap, Seminole, Circle Christian 10.5; 16. Lake Mary Prep 8; Individual Results (winners and Lake Mary,5-1.75; 7. Amilyah Robinson, Team scores: 23-0.75; 3. Hilton Mobley,Seminole, 22- 18. Orangewood Christian 6; 19. (tie) local state qualifiers): Lake Brantley,5-1.75. 1. Lakeland Christian, 104; 2. Father 10.50; 4. D’Andre Tate, Lake Mary,22-8.50. Geneva School and FoundationAcademy 3,200-meter Run _ 1. Mya Bodrato, Pole vault _ 1. Elizabeth Nix, Winter Lopez, 73; 3. Pahokee, 71; 4. Benjamin Triple jump _ 1. Russell Robinson, West 3; 25. FirstAcademy (Leesburg) 1. Lake Mary, 10:56.91; 2. Caroline Wells, Park, 11-9.75; 2. Annika Waguespack, School, 69; 5. Circle Christian, 62; 6. The Orange, 48-0.75; 2. Za’Kaeus Moore, Local State Qualifiers: Winter Springs, 11:05.22; 5. Ashley Lake Mary, 10-4. Master’s Academy,47; 7. John Carroll, 42; Seminole, 47-3; 3. Daravius Toliver,Seminole, 4x800-meter Relay _ 2. The Master’s Klingenberg, Lake Brantley, 11:15.14. Long jump _ 1. Laoren Johnson, 8. Mount Dora Christian, 39; 9. Holy 47-1; 8. Kintre’ Dennis, Seminole, 43-9.75. Academy (Esdras Comacho, Tomas Gayoso, 4x800-meter Relay _ 1. Lake Brantley Olymia, 18-4.25. Trinity,30; 10. The First Academy,22; Other Shot put _ 1. Jalen Rivers, Olympia, 52- Jonah Woodbine, Josh Gillis), 8:33.01. (Ashley Klingenberg, Anya Spragg, Triple jump _ 1. Amaya Ugarte, local teams: 12. City of Life Christian, 18; 8.75; 2. Connor Cleveland, Oviedo, 51-0.25. 800-meter Run _ 2. Josh Gillis, The Jordan Stevens, Chloe Hyde), 9:28.47; Windermere, 38-2.25; 4. Kayla 13. Geneva School, 12; 17. Orlando Discus _ 1. De’Andre Robinson, Olympia, Master’s Academy, 1:59.55. 4. Winter Springs (Mackenzie Czurak, Faulkner, Lake Mary, 35-10.75; 7. Christian Prep, 5; 18. Windermere Prep, 3. Local State Qualifiers: 152-8; 7.Andrew Sauvao, Hagerty,139-4; 9. 110-meter Hurdles _ 3. Vincent Lopez, Naomi Flowers, Caroline Wells, Jordan Butler, Lake Brantley, 35-5.25. 4x100-meter Relay _ 1. The Master’s The Master’s Academy,15.78; 5. Yusef Elayna Bahr), 9:32.04; 6. Lake Mary Shot put _ 1. Michaelle Valentin, Evans, 41- Dustin Hacker,Lake Mary,136-1. Academy (Victoria Lasala, Martha Tanner, Class 2A-Region 2 Leak, The Master’s Academy,16.92. (Isabelle Kadzban, Christina Labrato, 4.50; 9. Irma Watson Perez, Seminole, 43-3. Bella Riechers, Rachel Boyd), 50.50. At Showalter Field, Winter Park 100-meter Dash _ 7. Tyler Cashe, Mya Bodrato, Evie Erikson), 9:39.49. Discus_1.AmberleighSauer,DeLand,125- 400-meter Dash _ 1. Rachel Boyd, Team scores: Lake Mary Prep, 11.25. 800-meter Run _ 1. Carolyn Brown, 11;5.IrmaWatsonPerez,Seminole,118-11. The Master’s Academy, 58.90. 1. Lake Highland Prep, 60; 2. Palatka, 57; 400-meter Dash _ 7. Aviance Boone, 2:15.18; 2. Ashley Klingenberg, Class 2A-Region 2 300-meter Hurdles _ 3. Diana Mukoie- 3. Bishop Moore, 55.5; 4. Tavares, 50; 5. Port William, Orangewood Christian, 52.87. Lake Brantley, 2:15.25; 5. Jordan At Showalter Field, Winter Park Carcamo, The Master’s Academy,50.24. Orange-Atlantic, 49; 6. Zephyrhills, 48; 7. 300-meter Hurdles _ 4. Vincent Lopez, Stevens, Lake Brantley, 2:17.00; 7. Team scores: 4x400-meter Relay _ 1. The Master’s Trinity Prep, 43; 8. North Marion, 36; 9. The Master’s Academy,41.59; 5. Yusef Chloe Hyde, Lake Brantley, 2:17.95; 8. 1. Jones, 109; 2. Villages, 78; 3. Montverde Academy (Martha Tanner,Victoria Lasala, Citrus, 30; 10. Eastside, 23; 11. Villages, 22; Leak, The Master’s Academy,43.47. Elayna Bahr, Winter Springs, 2:18.11. Academy,58; 4. Trinity Prep, 57; 5. Nature Bell Riechers, Rachel Boyd) 4:12.33. 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VIN- JHLRE38548C008688 JORDAN and UNKNOWN PAR- Seminole Court United, Delta, and Others- start for lease or sale Riverfront Sale Date 5/17/2019 Notice is hereby given that I am TIES IN POSSESSION N/K/A Administration here with hands on training for Negotiable rates and terms $2,200. One year engaged in business at 481 MICHAEL DENLEY are the 301 N. Park Avenue Immaculate 3 Suite N301 FAA certification. Financial 600 sq ft to 46,000 sq ft Inspection of listed vehicles may Prairie Lake Cove, Seminole Defendants, The Clerk of Court aid if qualified. Bedroom 2 Bath, all old. 843-997-9484 be made the day of sale. All County, Altamonte Springs, will sell to the highest and best Sanford, Florida, 32771- vehicles are sold “as is” with no Florida 32701 under the bidder for cash at the Seminole 1292 Call Aviation Institute of Paul Osborne windows overlooking Maintenance 888-242-2649 warranty given or implied. C&S Fictitious Name of EM OI County Room S201 of Seminole (407) 665-4227 Venture 1 Properties the river. Located on 223— Towing Service, Inc. reserves Flavors of Vietnam, and that I County Courthouse, 301 N. 407-718-0600 the right to bid. intend to register said name with Park Avenue, Sanford, FL NOTE: You must contact 71—help Wanted canal and dead end Miscellaneous the Divisions of Corporations, 32771, at 11:00 a.m., on June coordinator at least 7 street. Updated, Publish: May 1, 2019 Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- 20, 2019, the following days before your sched- 118—oFFice space PIANO INSTRUCTION for all E021 dance with the provisions of the described property set forth in uled court appearance, or immediately upon receiv- Newspaper advertising sales 10x56 screened ages. Over 20 years of Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: the Order of Final Judgment: or ent ease Section 865.09, Florida Statutes ing this notification if the representative needed for full F r /l porch, wood deck teaching experience. 661- or part time. Commission 1991. Lot 259, of WINDSOR LAKE time before the scheduled 414-4549. I Love Music! appearance is less than 7 based. Covering Seminole Sanford Office Space and 10x48 concrete NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TOWNHOMES EAST, accord- EM OI LLC ing to the plat thereof as record- days; if you are hearing or County and parts of Volusia 600 square Sq Ft sea wall. $433,900. ed in Plat Book 74, Pages 31 voice impaired in County. Experienced in to 4,000 Sq Ft On 05/14/2019 at 10:00 AM an 238—Vehicles auction will take place at A&N Publish: May 1, 2019 through 34, of the Public Seminole County, call newspaper sales preferred. Twin Towing, 2681 w 5th street E029 Recods of Seminole County, 711. Apply with resume by Paul Osborne Paul Osborne Wanted ,Sanford,fl,32771. The vehicles Florida. emailing Venture 1 Properties Venture 1 which will be auctioned include: Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 [email protected] 407-718-0600 Used Van: Wheelchair With a property address of: E037 m . Properties Accessible Van, Reliable, WVWRH63B13P270902 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS 5211 Windsor Lakes NAME Circle, Reasonable. 407-324-6885 2003 VOLK 407-718-0600 Sanford, FL 32773 Blazer and Flip Flops, Inc. Publish: May 1, 2019 Notice is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT d/b/a The Experience OF THE EIGHTEENTH E022 engaged in business at 7025 DATED: April 19, 2019. 147—industrial CR 46A Ste. 1071, PMB 395, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN Engine ("TE2") in Lake Seminole County, Lake Mary, FL /s/ Laura M. Ballard AND FOR Mary, FL seeks Solutions property For sale 32746 under the Fictitious Laura M. Ballard, Esquire SEMINOLE COUNTY, Engineer. Requires 3 yrs exp Name of Promoted to Fla Bar No.: 010277 FLORIDA. as a Software Quality NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Vacant Land - Sanford Succeed, and that I intend to Attorney for Plaintiff Assurance and Automation OFF THE CHAIN TOWING Zoned Industrial 1/2 acre register said name with the CASE No. 2018CA000969 gives Notice of Foreclosure of Engineer. Divisions of Corporations, ARIAS BOSINGER, PLLC on State Road 46 within the Lien and intent to sell these Email resume to C. Valle at Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- 140 N. Westmonte Drive, DITECH FINANCIAL LLC F/K/A city of Sanford. $155,900. vehicle on 05/15/2019 8:00 am. [email protected] dance with the provisions of the Suite 203 GREEN TREE SERVICING An auction will take place at 855 Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 LLC, Paul Osborne EAST 25TH, SANFORD, FL Section 865.09, Florida Statutes (407) 636-2549 32771. The vehicles which will Venture 1 Properties 1991. PLAINTIFF, be auctioned include: 407-718-0600 IF YOU ARE A PERSON

MinkGrad Inc. WITH A DISABILITY WHO VS. 2018 CHEROKEE JEEP NEEDS ANY ACCOMMO- (LATITUDE) Publish: May 1, 2019 DATION IN ORDER TO FRED TRAMELL, ET AL. 1C4PJLCB8JD596916 E030 PARTICIPATE IN THIS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE DEFENDANT(S). NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ENTITLED, AT NO COST OFF THE CHAIN TOWING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ties: TO YOU, TO THE PROVI- NOTICE OF FORECLO- 1989 HONDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: gives Notice of Foreclosure of OF THE EIGHTEENTH Ada Albors-Gonzales a/k/a Ada NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS SION OF CERTAIN ASSIS- SURE SALE ATHENS TOWING AND Lien and intent to sell these JUDICIAL CIRCUIT A. Albors-Gonzales a/k/a Ada NAME TANCE. PLEASE CON- Publish: May 1, 2019 RECOVERY INC gives Notice vehicle on 05/23/2019 8:00 am. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Albors-Gonzalez a/k/a Ada TACT ADA COORDINATOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN E008 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent An auction will take place at 855 COUNTY, FLORIDA Albors Notice is hereby given that I am AT SEMINOLE COURT pursuant to the Final Judgment to sell these vehicles on EAST 25TH, SANFORD, FL a/k/a Ada A. Gonzalez a/k/a Ada engaged in business at 148 ADMINISTRATION, 301 of Foreclosure dated April 17, 05/27/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 32771. The vehicles which will A. Gonzales Oviedo Blvd., Seminole County, NORTH PARK AVENUE, 2019 in the above action, the Navigator Avenue, Sanford, be auctioned include: CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION 5325 Cypress Reserve Place NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Oviedo, FL 32765 under the SUITE N301, SANFORD, Seminole County Clerk of Court Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- CASE NO.: 2016-CA- Winter Park, FL 32792 Fictitious Name of Synchro FLORIDA 32771, (407) will sell to the highest bidder for JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S section 713.78 of the Florida 2005 FORD F550 SD 001283 E-Mail: [email protected] Belles, and that I intend to reg- 665-4227. NOTE: YOU cash at Seminole, Florida, on TOWING gives Notice of Statutes. ATHENS TOWING (LARIAT) Pro Se Defendant ister said name with the MUST CONTACT COORDI- June 20, 2019, at 11:00 AM, at Foreclosure of Lien and intent to AND RECOVERY INC reserves 1FDAF56P85EC38480 U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL Ada Albors-Gonzales a/k/a Ada sell these vehicles on the right to accept or reject any Divisions of Corporations, NATOR AT LEAST 7 DAYS Room S201 of Courthouse - 301

ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE A. Albors-Gonzales a/k/a Ada 05/16/2019, 09:00 am at 326 and/or all bids. Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- BEFORE YOUR SCHED- N. Park Ave., Sanford, FL 32771 Publish: May 1, 2019 OF THE LODGE SERIES III Albors-Gonzalez a/k/a Ada LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- dance with the provisions of the ULED COURT APPEAR- for the following described prop- E023 TRUST, Albors 6774, pursuant to subsection 2015 KIA Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: ANCE, OR IMMEDIATELY erty:

a/k/a Ada A. Gonzalez a/k/a Ada 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. VIN #: 5XXGM4A75FG473664 Section 865.09, Florida Statutes UPON RECEIVING THIS

Plaintiff, A. Gonzales JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S 1991. NOTIFICATION IF THE Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 12, HIGH-

P.O. Box 11092 TOWING reserves the right to Publish: May 1, 2019 TIME BEFORE THE LAND PARK, according to the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE v. Tallahassee, FL 32302 accept or reject any and/or all E015 Flagler County Synchro Belles, SCHEDULED APPEAR- Map or Plat thereof, as recorded Notice is hereby given that the ADA ALBORS-GONZALES E-Mail: [email protected] bids. Inc. ANCE IS LESS THAN 7 in Plat Book 4, Page(s) 28-29, of following vessel(s) will be sold A/K/A ADA A. ALBORS-GON- Pro Se Defendant DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEAR- the Public Records of Seminole ZALES Starlett M. Massey, Esq. 1G6KD54Y2XU725146 at public auction for storage Publish: May 1, 2019 ING OR VOICE IMPAIRED County, Florida. charges pursuant to FS 328.17 A/K/A ADA ALBORS-GONZA- Massey Law Group, P.A. 1999 CADILLAC NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: E031 IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, LEZ A/K/A ADA ALBORS A/K/A 4401 W. Kennedy Boulevard, JF1GC2441PK525684 in Seminole County on CALL 711. Any person claiming an interest ATHENS TOWING AND 05/24/2019 at 11:00 AM. ADA A. GONZALEZ A/K/A ADA Suite 201 1993 SUBARU RECOVERY INC gives Notice in the surplus from the sale, if A. GONZALES, et al., Tampa, FL 33609 1999 PLAYCRAFT Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 any, other than the property of Foreclosure of Lien and intent HIN: PLF92848K899 E-Mail: smassey@masseylaw- Publish: May 1, 2019 to sell these vehicles on FICTITIOUS NAME E036 owner as of the date of the lis Defendants. grouppa.com E009 Owner: DENISE ANN MURPHY NOTICE pendens must file a claim within 05/28/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 OR JAMES THOMAS HORTON [email protected] Navigator Avenue, Sanford, sixty (60) days after the sale. NOTICE OF FORECLO- m JR Notice is hereby given that The Court, in its discretion, may Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- Tenant: DARRYL L. TAYLOR SURE SALE PURSUANT Counsel for Defendant, Regions section 713.78 of the Florida PAMELA C GARCIA, owner, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT enlarge the time of the sale. TO CHAPTER 45 Bank NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Sale to be held at Lake Monroe desiring to engage in business OF THE EIGHTEENTH Notice of the changed time of Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Harbour, Inc. JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S AND RECOVERY INC reserves under the fictitious name of JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN sale shall be published as pro- CASE NO.: 2016-CA-001283 TOWING gives Notice of 531 North Palmetto Avenue DASHOFSHINE located at 1058 AND FOR vided herein. the right to accept or reject any Sanford, FL 32771 NOTICE OF SALE PUR- Foreclosure of Lien and intent to and/or all bids. HENLEY DOWNS PLACE, SEMINOLE COUNTY, SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 Jennifer R. Dixon, Esq. sell these vehicles on Lake Monroe Harbour, Inc. HEATHROW, FL 32746 in FLORIDA Tromberg Law Group, P.A. (Lienor) IS HEREBY GIVEN that pur- LOWNDES, DROSDICK, 05/14/2019, 09:00 am at 326 2015 NISSAN SEMINOLE County intends to Attorney for Plaintiff suant to a Final DOSTER, KANTOR & LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- Reserves the Right to register the said name with the CASE NO. 59-2015-CA- 1515 South Federal Highway, VIN #: 3N1CE2CP2FL361103 Bid/Reject Any Bid. Judgment of Foreclosure and REED, P.A. 6774, pursuant to subsection Division of Corporations, Florida 000046 Suite 100 Boca Raton, FL 33432 Taxation of Attorney’s Fees and 215 N. Eola Drive 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Publish: May 1, 2019 Department of State, pursuant Costs dated April 17, 2019, Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 to section 865.09 of the Florida U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- Telephone #: 561-338-4101 P.O. Box 2809 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S E016 entered in Case Orlando, FL 32802 E024 Statutes. CIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR Fax #: 561-338-4077 TOWING reserves the right to No. 2016-CA-001283 of the E-Mail: jennifer.dixon@lown- accept or reject any and/or all CREDIT SUISSE FIRST Email:

Circuit Court of the Eighteenth des-law.com bids. Publish: May 1, 2019 BOSTON MORTGAGE SECU- [email protected]

Judicial Circuit in and for SEMI- [email protected] E032 RITIES CORP., CSAB MORT- m NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NOLE carol.anderson@lowndes- 1G1AB5F50A7236003 PUBLIC AUCTION GAGE-BACKED PASS- ATHENS TOWING AND County, Florida, wherein U.S. law.com 2010 CHEVROLET THROUGH CERTIFICATES, By: RECOVERY INC gives Notice BANK TRUST NATIONAL Counsel for Defendant, Alfredo 2005 TOYOTA COROLLA SERIES 2006-3 Jeffrey Alterman, Esq. of Foreclosure of Lien and intent ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE E. Gonzalez Publish: May 1, 2019 4DR FICTITIOUS NAME FBN 114376 to sell these vehicles on OF THE Eryn M. McConnell, Esq. E010 2 T 1 B R 3 2 E 4 5 NOTICE Plaintiff, 05/20/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 LODGE SERIES III TRUST is Wean & Malchow, PA. C 4 1 1 1 8 1 If you are a person with a Navigator Avenue, Sanford, the Plaintiff and ADA ALBORS- 646 E. Colonial Drive Notice is hereby given that v. disability who needs any Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- GONZALES A/K/A ADA A. Orlando, FL 32803 SALE WILL BE HELD AT MARISSA C WHITE AND accommodation in order section 713.78 of the Florida ALBORS-GONZALES A/K/A E-Mail: [email protected] 10:00am ON 5/15/19 AT STEPHENDER S CHARLES, MARIA A. ADORNO; GREEN to participate in this pro- Statutes. ATHENS TOWING ADA ALBORS-GONZALEZ [email protected] NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 1240 CR 427 LONGWOOD, owners, desiring to engage in EMERALD HOMES LLC; ceeding, you are entitled, AND RECOVERY INC reserves A/K/A ADA ALBORS A/K/A ADA Counsel for Defendant, Cypress Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives FL. 32750 business under the fictitious HOME OUTLET GROUP, LLC; at no cost to you, to the the right to accept or reject any A. Reserve Homeowners Notice of Foreclosure of Lien name of CHARLES' WASH UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF provision of certain assis- and/or all bids. GONZALEZ A/K/A ADA A. GON- Association, Inc. and intent to sell these vehicles Publish: May 1, 2019 located at 826 CAMARGO WAY, MARIA A. ADORNO; tance. Please contact

ZALES, UNKNOWN SPOUSE Unknown Spouse of Ada Albors- on 05/23/2019, 09:00 am at 325 E025 APT 305, ALTAMONTE UNKNOWN TENANT 1; ADA Coordinator 2008 HONDA OF ADA ALBORS-GONZALES Gonzales a/k/a Ada A. Albors- Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, SPRINGS, FL 32714 in SEMI- UNKNOWN TENANT 2; Seminole County, Court VIN #: 1HGCP26398A123132 A/K/A ADA A. ALBORS-GON- Gonzales a/k/a Ada Albors- pursuant to subsection 713.78 NOLE County intends to register UNKNOWN TENANT 3; Administration at 407-

ZALES A/K/A ADA ALBORS- Gonzalez a/k/a Ada Albors a/k/a of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo the said name with the Division UNKNOWN TENANT 4; AND 665-4227, fax 407-665- Publish: May 1, 2019 GONZALEZ A/K/A ADA Ada A. Gonzalez a/k/a Ada A. Towing, Inc. reserves the right to NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: of Corporations, Florida ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES 4241 , Seminole Civil E017 ALBORS Gonzales accept or reject any and/or all NOTICE is hereby given the fol- Department of State, pursuant CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, Courthouse, 301 North

A/K/A ADA A. GONZALEZ A/K/A 5325 Cypress Reserve Place bids. lowing vehicles will be sold at to section 865.09 of the Florida UNDER OR AGAINST THE Park Avenue, Suite N301,

ADA A. GONZALES, REGIONS Winter Park, FL 32792 public sale on 05/15/2019, Statutes. ABOVE NAMED DEFEN- Sanford, FL 32771 at least BANK, ALFREDO E. 1FTCR10A4PUC96757 09:00 am at 1850 High St, DANT(S), WHO (IS/ARE) NOT 7 days before your sched- GONZALEZ, and CYPRESS By: _/s/ Harris S. Howard____ 1993 FORD RANGER NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Longwood, FL 32750 Publish: May 1, 2019 KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR uled court appearance, or RESERVE HOMEOWNERS Harris S. Howard, Esq. 1G2ZM177974197441 ATHENS TOWING AND Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- E033 ALIVE, WHETHER SAID immediately upon receiv- ASSOCIATION, INC. are the Florida Bar No.: 65381 2007 PONTIAC G6 RECOVERY INC gives Notice suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM ing this notification if the Defendants. of Foreclosure of Lien and intent Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves AS HEIRS, DEVISEES, time before the scheduled Publish: April 24, May 1, 2019 Publish: May 1, 2019 to sell these vehicles on the right to accept or reject any GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, appearance is less than 7 The Clerk of the Court, D140 E011 05/21/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 and/or all bids. FICTITIOUS NAME LIENORS, CREDITORS, days; if you are hearing or Grant Maloy, will sell to the Navigator Avenue, Sanford, NOTICE TRUSTEES, SPOUSES, OR voice impaired, call 711. highest bidder for cash, in Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- 2004 19UUA66294A012790 OTHER CLAIMANTS; OAK- accordance with section 713.78 of the Florida ACURA Notice is hereby given that LAND VILLAGE HOMEOWN- Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 Section 45.031, Florida NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Statutes. ATHENS TOWING 2001 1B7HC16X31S135564 HELEN L ZAROU, owner, desir- ERS ASSOCIATION, INC.; E038 Statutes, at public sale on June Stuard Enterprises Inc. gives NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: AND RECOVERY INC reserves DODGE ing to engage in business under SOUTHERN IMAGE LAND- 20, 2019 at 11:00 A.M., at the notice & intent to sell for non- Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives the right to accept or reject any 2007 3A4FY48B97T598290 the fictitious name of JOHN'S SCAPE, INC., A/K/A SOUTH- Seminole County Courthouse, payment of labor, service & stor- Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and/or all bids. CHRYSLER WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR ERN IMAGE LANDSCAPE 301 N. Park Avenue, Room age fees the following vehicle and intent to sell these vehicles 2002 3G5DA03E62S591038 located at 125 ROBIN ROAD, INDUSTRIES, INC. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT S201, Sanford, FL 32771, after on 5/20/2019 at 8:30AM at 1005 on 05/22/2019, 09:00 am at 325 2015 CHEVY BUICK SUITE B1010, ALTAMONTE OF THE EIGHTEENTH VIN #: 1G1PC5SB6F7146087 having first given notice as S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, FL Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, SPRINGS, FL 32701 in SEMI- Defendants. JUDICIAL required by Section 45.031, 32771. Parties claiming interest pursuant to subsection 713.78 Publish: May 1, 2019 NOLE County intends to register CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Publish: May 1, 2019 Florida Statutes, the following have rights to a hearing prior to of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo E026 the said name with the Division NOTICE OF SALE SEMINOLE COUNTY, E018 FLORIDA described real property as set sale with Clerk of Court. Owner Towing, Inc. reserves the right to of Corporations, Florida Notice is hereby given that, pur- forth in said Final Summary has rights to recover possession accept or reject any and/or all Department of State, pursuant Judgment, to wit: to section 865.09 of the Florida suant to the Final Judgment of CASE NO.: of vehicle w/out judicial pro- bids. Statutes. . Foreclosure entered on March 2017CA000927 ceedings as pursuant to FL NOTICE UNDER FICTI- 28, 2019, in this cause, in the LOT 6, CYPRESS RESERVE, Statute 559.917. Any proceeds 3FAFP373X2R142730 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: TIOUS NAME LAW ACCORDING TO THE PLAT recovered from sale over the 2002 FORD RANGER ATHENS TOWING AND Publish: May 1, 2019 Circuit Court of Seminole U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS

THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN amount of lien will be deposited RECOVERY INC gives Notice E034 County, Florida, the office of TRUSTEE FOR LSF10 MAS- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PLAT BOOK 50, PAGES 10 w/ Clerk of the Court for disposi- Publish: May 1, 2019 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent Grant Maloy, Clerk of the Circuit TER PARTICIPATION TRUST, that the undersigned, desiring to AND 11, OF THE PUBLIC tion upon court order. E012 to sell these vehicles on Court, shall sell the property sit- engage in business under the RECORDS Said Company reserves the 05/21/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 uated in Seminole County, Plaintiff, OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, right to accept or reject any & all Navigator Avenue, Sanford, fictitious name of: FICTITIOUS NAME Florida, described as: FLORIDA. bids. Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- NOTICE vs. 65 FORD VIN# NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: section 713.78 of the Florida The Oasis at Town LOTS 216 AND 217, OAKLAND including the buildings, appurte- 5F08T784848 ATHENS TOWING AND Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Center Notice is hereby given that LIA & VILLAGE SECTION FOUR, FRANK C. KINSLEY A/K/A nances, and fixtures located RECOVERY INC gives Notice AND RECOVERY INC reserves LN INVESTMENTS LLC, owner, PHASE 2, ACCORDING TO FRANCIS C. KINSLEY; FAIR- thereon. Publish: May 1, 2019 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent the right to accept or reject any Located at 5247 N. Westmonte desiring to engage in business THE PLAT THEREOF, WAY OAKS AT TUSCAWILLA E006 to sell these vehicles on and/or all bids. Drive under the fictitious name of RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- Property Address: 5325 06/01/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 SUPER NAILS located at 125 30, PAGE 34, OF THE PUBLIC TION, INC.; STATE FARM Cypress Reserve Place, Winter Navigator Avenue, Sanford, 2003 FORD In the City of Altamonte Springs GENEVA DR., OVIEDO, FL RECORDS OF SEMINOLE MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE Park FL 32792 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- VIN #: 1FMZU67EX3UC28421 32765 in SEMINOLE County COUNTY, FLORIDA. INSURANCE COMPANY; NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: section 713.78 of the Florida Seminole County, Florida intends to register the said UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1; ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Publish: May 1, 2019 32714 name with the Division of a/k/a 451/453 CYPRESS ST, UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2; INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS TOWING gives Notice of AND RECOVERY INC reserves E019 Corporations, Florida ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Foreclosure of Lien and intent to the right to accept or reject any intends to register the said Department of State, pursuant 32714-2460 CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, OTHER THAN THE PROPER- sell these vehicles on and/or all bids. name with the Division of to section 865.09 of the Florida THROUGH, UNDER OR TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE 05/15/2019, 09:00 am at 326 Corporations of the Department Statutes. at public sale, to the highest and AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- 1998 MERCURY NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: of State, Tallahassee, Florida. best bidder, for cash, in Room DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS 6774, pursuant to subsection VIN #: 2MEFM74W3WX618895 ATHENS TOWING AND Publish: May 1, 2019 S201 in the Courthouse located HAVING OR CLAIMING TO at 301 N. Park Avenue, HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR AFTER THE SALE. 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. RECOVERY INC gives Notice Dated this 19th day of April, E035 Sanford, FL 32771, on May 30, INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Publish: May 1, 2019 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent 2019. Dated this 17 th day of April, TOWING reserves the right to 2019 beginning at 11:00 AM. HEREIN DESCRIBED, E013 to sell these vehicles on 2019. accept or reject any and/or all 05/21/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 The Oasis at Town bids. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT If you are a person claiming a Defendant(s). Navigator Avenue, Sanford, Center, LLC HOWARD LAW GROUP OF THE EIGHTEENTH right to funds remaining after the Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- 450 N. Park Road, #800 2GCEC19M7T1159289 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: section 713.78 of the Florida JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN sale, you must file a claim with NOTICE OF FORECLO- Hollywood, FL 33021 1996 CHEVROLET Publish: May 1, 2019 AND FOR the clerk no later than 60 days SURE SALE ATHENS TOWING AND Statutes. ATHENS TOWING E027 Telephone: (954) 893-7874 RECOVERY INC gives Notice AND RECOVERY INC reserves SEMINOLE COUNTY, after the sale. If you fail to file a

Publish: May 1, 2019 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent the right to accept or reject any FLORIDA claim you will not be entitled to NOTICE IS HEREBY

CASE NO.: 2016-CA-001283 E007 to sell these vehicles on and/or all bids. any remaining funds. GIVEN pursuant to a Final

06/01/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 CASE NO.: Judgment of Foreclosure dated NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS 2 Navigator Avenue, Sanford, 2004 BMW 2018-CA-000835-140-G Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida April 24, 2019, entered in Civil NAME Facsimile: (888) 235-0017 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- VIN #: WBXPA73434WB24484 this 24th day of April, 2019. Case No.: 2017CA000927 of

Designated Service E-Mail: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: section 713.78 of the Florida WINDSOR LAKES HOME- the Circuit Court of the Notice is hereby given that I am [email protected] JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Publish: May 1, 2019 OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. eXL Legal, PLLC Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in engaged in business at 1355 Designated Email Address: efil- and for Seminole County, By: _/s/ Harris S. Howard____ TOWING gives Notice of AND RECOVERY INC reserves E020 Harris S. Howard, Esq. Bennett Drive, Unit 193, Plaintiff, [email protected] Florida, wherein U.S. BANK Foreclosure of Lien and intent to the right to accept or reject any Florida Bar No.: 65381 Seminole County, Longwood, 12425 28th Street North, TRUST, N.A., AS TRUSTEE sell these vehicles on and/or all bids. E-Mail:05/13/2019, 09:00 am at 326 Florida 32750 under the LATISHA NICOLE JORDAN Suite 200 FOR LSF10 MASTER PARTICI-

[email protected] LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- Fictitious Name of Granite and UNKNOWN PARTIES IN St. Petersburg, FL 33716 PATION TRUST, Plaintiff, and 2014 HYUNDAI NOTICE OF SALE 6774, pursuant to subsection Transformations Orlando, and POSSESSION N/K/A MICHAEL Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 FRANK C. KINSLEY A/K/A VIN #: 5NPDH4AE0EH513027 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. that I intend to register said DENLEY, Attorney for the Plaintiff FRANCIS C. KINSLEY; FAIR- Pursuant to FL Statute 713.78 JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S name with the Divisions of WAY OAKS AT TUSCAWILLA Publish: May 1, 2019 notice is hereby given that on I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this TOWING reserves the right to Corporations, Tallahassee, Defendants. By: David L. Reider HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- E014 the specified dates at 10:00 17 th day of April, 2019, a true accept or reject any and/or all Florida, in accordance with the Bar#95719 TION, INC.; STATE FARM a.m. at 2502 W 1st St. Sanford, and correct copy of the forego- bids. provisions of the Fictitious NOTICE OF SALE PUR- MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE FL 32771 a public auction of the ing was furnished via e-mail or Name Statues, to-wit: Section SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 If you are a person with a INSURANCE COMPANY; following vehicles will occur. U.S. Mail to the following par- 1HGED3654KA079587 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. disability who needs any UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 1 SANFORD HERALD Midweek: May 1-4, 2019 • PAGE 11

FORTH IN FLORIDA File No. 2019-CP-0504 interest on it or otherwise. number(s) and year(s) of STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Division: issuance, the description of the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. All other creditors of the dece- property, and the name(s) in IN RE: ESTATE OF dent and persons having claims which it was assessed is/are as NOTWITHSTANDING THE or demands against the dece- follows: TIME PERIODS SET FORTH JOYCE G. MULLANE, dent’s estate must file a written ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Deceased. statement of their claim with the CERTIFICATE NO: 1990 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE court WITHIN THREE MONTHS YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2014 AFTER THE DECEDENT'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS AFTER THE DATE OF THE PARCEL ID #: DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. (summary administration) FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 22-20-30-501-0200-0410 NOTICE. The date of first publication of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Description of property: this notice is May 1, 2019. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND LEG LOTS 41 42 + 43 SEC 2 AGAINST THE ABOVE OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED MIDWAY PARK PB 4 PG 96 1/2 Attorney for Personal ESTATE: WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Representative EVEN THOUGH NO OBJEC- Names in which assessed: You are hereby notified that a TION TO THE CLAIM IS FILED DEBORAH L RENERT, DIANE J. GERARD CORREA, ESQ. Petition for Summary UNLESS THE COURT RENERT & D RENERT Florida Bar No. 330061 Administration has been filed in EXTENDS THE TIME IN GUARDIAN SPN 002142 the estate of JOYCE G. MUL- WHICH THE CLAIM MAY BE N/K/A KRISTAN DOROUGH; UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT J. GERARD CORREA, P.A. LANE, deceased, in the Circuit FILED. AN EXTENSION MAY All of said property being in the UNKNOWN TENANT NO. 2 POSSESSION #1 and #2, and U.S. BANK NATIONAL FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 275 96TH AVENUE NORTH, Court for Seminole County, BE GRANTED ONLY UPON County of Seminole, State of N/K/A DEVIN MCDONALD; ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PAR- ASSOCIATION, AS FLORIDA SUITE 6 Florida, Probate Division, the GROUNDS OF FRAUD, Florida. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES TIES, et.al., TRUSTEE, FOR THE C- PROBATE DIVISION ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33702 address of which is 301 N. Park ESTOPPEL, OR INSUFFI- CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, BASS MORTGAGE LOAN Telephone: (727) 577-9876 Avenue, Sanford, Florida CIENT NOTICE OF THE Unless such certificate(s) shall THROUGH, UNDER OR Defendant(s). ASSET BACKED CERTIFI- File No. 2019-CP-110 Email Addresses: 32771; that the decedent’s date CLAIMS PERIOD. be redeemed according to law, AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN- CATES, SERIES 2006-CB4, [email protected] of death was November 16, the property described in such DANT TO THIS ACTION, OR NOTICE OF FORECLO- IN RE: ESTATE OF 2018; the names and addresses The date of first publication of certificate(s) will be sold to the HAVING OR CLAIMING TO SURE SALE Plaintiff, Personal Representative of the petitioner and the petition- this Notice is May 1, 2019. highest bidder at Clerk of the HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR VERNON S. D'ABREU er’s attorney are set forth below. Circuit Court and Comptroller, INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY NOTICE IS HEREBY VS. PAUL VITUCCI All creditors of the decedent and Attorney for the Personal 301 N Park Ave., Room S-201, HEREIN DESCRIBED, are GIVEN pursuant to a Consent Deceased. P.O. Address: other persons having claims or Representative Sanford, Florida, on Thursday, Defendants. Final Judgment of Foreclosure NADINE HAYWOOD; et al, 2815 St. Charles Court, demands against decedent's May 16, 2019, at 9:00 am. dated April 24, 2019, entered in NOTICE OF ACTION Titusville, FL 32780 estate, on whom a copy of this /s/ David R. Woods GRANT MALOY, The Clerk of Civil Case No.: 2017CA001900 Defendant(s). (formal notice by publica- notice is required to be served, David R Woods, Esquire Payment of Sale fee, applicable the Circuit Court, will sell to the of the Circuit Court of the tion) Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 must file their claims with this Florida Bar No. 0155209 documentary stamp taxes and highest bidder for cash, in Room Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in NOTICE OF FORECLO- E043 court ON OR BEFORE THE 612 East Colonial Drive, Ste. recording fees are required to S201 of the Seminole County and for Seminole County, SURE SALE PURSUANT TO: Richard D’Abreu, 184 LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 190 be paid by the successful bidder Courthouse, 301 N. Park Florida, wherein U.S. BANK, TO Eastern Main Road, Barataria, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Orlando, Florida 32803 at the sale. Full payment of an Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771, at N.A., SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE CHAPTER 45 Trinidad, West Indies. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE (407) 481-2993 amount equal to the highest bid 11:00 AM, on the 27th day of TO LASALLE BANK NATIONAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Email: [email protected] is due within 24 hours after the August, 2019, the following ASSOCIATION, ON BEHALF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DATE OF SERVICE OF A advertised time of sale. All pay- described real property as set OF THE HOLDERS OF BEAR that sale will be made pursuant Petition for Administration has FLORIDA COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Personal Representative ments shall be cash or guaran- forth in said Final Judgment of STEARNS ASSET BACKED to an Order Resetting Sale been filed in this court. You are PROBATE DIVISION THEM. /s/ James A. Blackmon teed instrument, made payable Foreclosure, to wit: SECURITIES I TRUST 2007- entered on January 24, 2019 in required to serve a copy of your All other creditors of the dece- 118 Wild Holly Lane to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. HE6, ASSET-BACKED CER- Civil Case No. 2016CA001038, written defenses, if any, on peti- File Number: dent and other persons having Longwood, Florida 32779 LOT 63, FAIRWAY OAKS TIFICATES SERIES 2007-HE6, of the Circuit Court of the EIGH- tioner's attorney, whose name 2019-CP-000481-FA-P claims or demands against Dated on 3/6/2019 UNIT ONE, ACCORDING Plaintiff, and MARY H. DAVIS; TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and and address are: decedent's estate must file their Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 TO THE PLAT THEREOF BRUCE DAVIS; THE COVE for Seminole County, Florida, IN RE: THE ESTATE OF claims with this court WITHIN 3 E046 GRANT MALOY AS RECORDED IN PLAT HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- wherein, U.S. BANK NATIONAL Michelle A. Berglund-Harper, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT BOOK 23, PAGES 96 TION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, 1101 Douglas Avenue, Suite B, DOLORES PEPPE, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION COURT AND COMPTROLLER THROUGH 98, OF THE INC.;, are Defendants. FOR THE C-BASS MORT- Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 a/k/a DOLORES T. PEPPE, OF THIS NOTICE. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- PUBLIC RECORDS OF GAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Notice of Application for Tax DA SEMINOLE COUNTY, GRANT MALOY, The Clerk of CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- on or before June 7, 2019, and Deceased. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Deed FLORIDA. the Circuit Court, will sell to the CB4 is the Plaintiff, and NADINE to file the original of the written FORTH IN FLORIDA by: TINA SMITH highest bidder for cash, in Room HAYWOOD; STILLWATER OF defenses with the clerk of this NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATUTES SECTION 733.702 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Deputy Clerk If you are a person claiming a S201 of the Seminole County FLYING CLOUD HOMEOWN- court either before service or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. that 5T WEALTH PARTNERS right to funds remaining after the Courthouse, 301 N. Park ERS ASSOCIATION INC.; immediately thereafter. Failure The administration of the estate NOTWITHSTANDING THE LP, the holder of the following Publish: March 10, 17, 24, 31, sale, you must file a claim with Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771, at HSBC MORTGAGE SERVIC- to serve and file written defens- of DOLORES PEPPE a/k/a TIME PERIOD SET FORTH certificate(s) has filed said cer- May 1, 2019 the clerk no later than 60 days 11:00 AM, on the 27th day of ES, INC.; are Defendants. es as required may result in a DOLORES T. PEPPE, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED tificate(s) for a tax deed to be E047 after the sale. If you fail to file a August, 2019, the following judgment or order for the relief deceased, File Number 2019- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE issued thereon. The certificate claim you will not be entitled to described real property as set The Clerk of the Court, demanded, without further CP-000481-FA-P, is pending in AFTER THE DECEDENT'S any remaining funds. After 60 forth in said Consent Final Grant Maloy will sell to the notice. the Circuit Court for Seminole DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. days, only the owner of record Judgment of Foreclosure, to wit: highest bidder for cash at 301 N. County, Florida, Probate The date of first publicaiton of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS as of the date of the lis pendens Park Avenue, Room S-201, Signed on this 23 day of April, Division, the address of which is this notice is May 1, 2019. REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE may claim the surplus. LOT 58, OF THE COVE Sanford, FL 32771 on May 23, 2019. 301 North Park Avenue, Signed on this 16 day of April, BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA PHASE 2, ACCORDING TO 2019 at 11:00 AM EST the fol- Sanford, Florida 32773. The 2019. If you are a person with a dis- THE PLAT THEREOF, AS lowing described real property Grant Maloy names and addresses of the The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public ability who needs any accom- RECORDED IN PLAT as set forth in said Final As Clerk of the Court personal representative and the /s/ Christopher G. Jones hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the modation in order to participate BOOK 58, AT PAGE 73 Judgment, to wit: personal representative's attor- Attorney for Petitioners Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, in this proceeding, you are enti- THROUGH 78, INCLU- By: Patricia Richards ney are set forth below. Email: Sanford, Florida, as follows: tled, at no cost to you, to the SIVE, OF THE PUBLIC LOT 127, STILLWATER As Deputy Clerk [email protected] provision of certain assistance. RECORDS OF SEMINOLE PHASE 3, ACCORDING TO All creditors of the decedent and Secondary Email: . on Monday, May 13 2019 to consider the adoption of Ordinance If you require assistance please COUNLY, FLORIDA. THE PLAT THEREOF, AS Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 other persons having claims or [email protected] No. 4503, title of which is as follows: contact: RECORDED IN PLAT E042 demands against decedent’s Florida Bar No. 0119040 If you are a person claiming a BOOK 40, PAGES 92 estate, including unmatured, GILES & ROBINSON, P.A. Ordinance No. 2019-4503 ADA Coordinator at Seminole right to funds remaining after the THROUGH 96, INCLUSIVE contingent or unliquidated 445 W. Colonial Drive Court Administration sale, you must file a claim with OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS claims, on whom a copy of this Orlando, Florida 32804 An ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida relating to 301 N. Park Avenue the clerk no later than 60 days OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT notice is served must file their Telephone: (407) 425-3591 a Planned Development (PD) by rezoning 5.22 acres in Suite N301 after the sale. If you fail to file a FLORIDA. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, claims with this court WITHIN size from AG, Agriculture, creating the AirSan Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 claim you will not be entitled to FLORIDA THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS /s/ Thomas J. Mullane Development PD; approving a PD master plan; providing (407) 665-4227 any remaining funds. After 60 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN AFTER THE DATE OF THE THOMAS J. MULLANE for the rezoning of real property located at 3043 East days, only the owner of record INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS PROBATE DIVISION FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 1751 Stanley Street Lake Mary Boulevard and assigned Tax Parcel NOTE: You must contact coordi- as of the date of the lis pendens FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Longwood, Florida 32750 Identification Number: 03-20-31-5AY-0000-059A which nator at least 7 days before your may claim the surplus. OTHER THAN THE PROPER- File No. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A is located within the City Limits (map of the subject scheduled court appearance, or TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE 2019-CP-000477-FA-P COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 property attached); providing for findings and intent, immediately upon receiving this If you are a person with a dis- OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST THEM. E045 development conditions and the resolution of disputes notification if the time before the ability who needs any accom- FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS IN RE: ESTATE OF by the Planning and Zoning Commission; providing for scheduled appearance is less modation in order to participate AFTER THE SALE. All other creditors of the dece- the taking of implementing administrative actions; pro- than 7 days; if you are hearing in this proceeding, you are enti- ANNEMARIE JOHANNA dent and other persons having viding for the adoption of a map and PD master plan by or voice impaired in Seminole tled, at no cost to you, to the Dated this 25 day of April, 2019. FEICHTNER, also known as claims or demands against the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT reference; providing for conflicts; providing for sever- County, call 711. provision of certain assistance. ANNEMARIE D. FEICHTNER decedent’s estate, including OF THE EIGHTEENTH ability; providing for non-codification and providing for If you require assistance please ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP unmatured, contingent or unliq- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN an effective date. Dated: April 26, 2019. contact: Attorney for Plaintiff Deceased. uidated claims, must file their AND FOR 1615 South Congress Avenue claims with this court WITHIN 3 SEMINOLE COUNTY, A copy of the Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City By: Elisabeth Porter ADA Coordinator at Seminole Suite 200 NOTICE TO CREDITORS MONTHS AFTER THE DATE FLORIDA Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the same. Florida Bar No.: 645648.Court Administration Delray Beach, FL 33445 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Attorney for Plaintiff:301 N. Park Avenue Telephone: (844) 470-8804 The administration of the estate OF THIS NOTICE. PROBATE DIVISION All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be Brian L. Rosaler, Esquire Suite N301 Facsimile: (561) 392-6965of ANNEMARIE JOHANNA File No. 2019-CP-000315 heard at said hearings. Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 FEICHTNER, also known as ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED Popkin & Rosaler, P.A.(407) 665-4227 By: ANNEMARIE D. FEICHTNER, WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS IN RE: ESTATE OF By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. 1701West Hillsboro Boulevard Julia Poletti, Esq. ANNA MARIA FEICHTNER and SET FORTH IN SECTION ZELL S. BLACKMON, SR., Suite 400NOTE: You must contact coordi- FBN: 100576 ANNE MARIE DUREGGER 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA deceased IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 nator at least 7 days before your Primary E-Mail: FEICHTNER, deceased, whose PROBATE CODE WILL BE TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING Telephone: (954) 360-9030 scheduled court appearance, or [email protected] date of death was March 7th, FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO- Facsimile: (954) 420-5187 immediately upon receiving this 2019, is pending in the Circuit CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT notification if the time before the IMPORTANT Court for SEMINOLE County, NOTWITHSTANDING THE The ancilary administration of 407.688.5010 AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 scheduled appearance is less Florida, Probate Division, the TIME PERIODS SET FORTH the estate of Zell S. Blackmon, THE MEETING. E039 than 7 days; if you are hearing AMERICANS WITH DIS- address of which is P.O. Box ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Sr., deceased, File Number or voice impaired in Seminole ABILITIES ACT: If you are 8099, Sanford, FL 32772-8099. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE 2019-CP-000315, is pending in ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal County, call 711. a person with a disability The names and addresses of AFTER THE DECEDENT’S the Circuit Court for Seminole a decision made with respect to any matter considered who needs any accommo- the personal representative and DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. County, Florida, Probate at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Dated: April 26, 2019. dation in order to partici- the personal representative's Division, the address of which verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testi- OF THE EIGHTEENTH pate in this proceeding, attorney are set forth below. The date of first publication of is: 301 N. Park Avenue, mony and evidence, which record is not provided by the JUDICIAL By: Elisabeth Porter you are entitled, at no this Notice is May 1, 2019. Sanford, Florida 32771. The City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Florida Bar No.: 645648.cost to you, to the provi- All creditors of the decedent and name and address of the per- SEMINOLE COUNTY, Attorney for Plaintiff:sion of certain assis- other persons having claims or Attorney for Personal sonal representative and the Traci R. Houchin, CMC, FCRM FLORIDA Brian L. Rosaler, Esquire tance. If you require demands against decedent's Representative: personal representative’s attor- City Clerk assistance please con- estate on whom a copy of this PERRY W. HODGES, JR., ney are set forth below. CASE NO.: Popkin & Rosaler, P.A.tact: ADA Coordinator, at notice is required to be served ESQ. Publish: May 1, 2019 2017CA001900 1701West Hillsboro BoulevardSeminole Court must file their claims with this Florida Bar Number: 0181190 ALL CREDITORS OF THE E000 Suite 400Administration, 301 N. court ON OR BEFORE THE 4700 Sheridan Street, Suite IDECEDENT ARE NOTIFIED U.S. BANK, N.A., SUCCESSOR Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 Park Ave, Suite N301, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Hollywood, Florida 33021-3416 THAT: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS TRUSTEE TO LASALLE BANK Telephone: (954) 360-9030 Sanford, Florida, 32771- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Telephone: (954) 983-5210 REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ON Facsimile: (954) 420-5187 1292, (407) 665-4227. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE All creditors of the decedent and BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS NOTE: You must contact OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE Personal Representative: other persons having claims or OF BEAR STEARNS ASSET Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 coordinator at least 7 DATE OF SERVICE OF A ROBERT J. PEPPE demands against decedent’s The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public BACKED SECURITIES I E040 days before your sched- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON P.O. Box 1284 estate on whom a copy of this hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the TRUST 2007-HE6, ASSET- uled court appearance, or THEM. Islamorada, Florida 33036-1284 notice is served must file a writ- Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, BACKED CERTIFICATES immediately upon receiv- ten statement of their claim with Sanford, Florida, as follows: SERIES 2007-HE6, ing this notification if the All other creditors of the dece- Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 the court WITHIN THE LATER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT time before the scheduled dent and other persons having E044 OF THREE MONTHS AFTER . on Monday, May 13, 2019 to consider the adoption of Ordinance Plaintiff, OF THE EIGHTEENTH appearance is less than 7 claims or demands against THE DATE OF THE FIRST No. 4504, title of which is as follows: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN days; if you are hearing or decedent's estate must file their PUBLICATION OF THIS vs. AND FOR voice impaired, call 711. claims with this court WITHIN 3 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Ordinance No. 2019-4504 SEMINOLE COUNTY, MONTHS AFTER THE DATE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- MARY H. DAVIS; BRUCE FLORIDA Publish: May 1, 8, 2019 OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ICE OF A COPY OF THIS An ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida providing DAVIS; THE COVE HOME- E041 OF THIS NOTICE. FLORIDA NOTICE ON THEM, even for the rezoning of real property totaling 10.28 acres in OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF CASE NO.: though the personal representa- size (Tax identification Parcel Numbers: SEMINOLE COUNTY, INC.; 2016CA001038 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- PROBATE DIVISION tive has recognized the claim or 28-19-30-501-0000-0010, IN THE TIME PERIODS SET demand by paying a part of it or PAGE 12 • Midweek: May 1-4, 2019 SANFORD HERALD

28-19-30-501-0000-0020, from the County Agriculture (“AG”) zoning district/clas- Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the same. 28-19-30-501-0000-0050, sification to the City's General Commercial (“GC-2”) Publish: May 1, 2019 28-19-30-501-0000-0070, zoning district/classification; providing for the taking of All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be E004 28-19-30-501-0000-0090, implementing administrative actions; providing for the heard at said hearings. 28-19-30-501-0000-0110, adoption of a map by reference; repealing all conflicting 28-19-30-506-0000-0150, ordinances; providing for severability; providing for non- By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. NOTICE TO BIDDERS 28-19-30-506-0000-0160, codification and providing for an effective date. 28-19-30-506-0000-015A, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- The School Board of Seminole County, Florida hereby solicits offers 28-19-30-506-0000-015C, A copy of the Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING from all qualified and interested parties for the below listed bids. Bid 28-19-30-506-0000-0140 and Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the same. ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO- forms may be obtained from www.demandstar.com or www.myven- 28-19-30-506-0000-014B CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT dorlink.com. Both links are located on the Purchasing Department (generally addressed as 3751 West First Street) within All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be 407.688.5010 AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE website: www.scps.k12.fl.us/district/departments/purchasing/comp- the City Limits (map of the property attached) from the heard at said hearings. MEETING. solicitations-contracts/ Scroll down to the end of the page to select County Agriculture (“AG”) zoning district/classification the preferred third party provider link. to the City's General Commercial (“GC-2”) zoning dis- By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal trict/classification; providing for the taking of imple- a decision made with respect to any matter considered Bid Number / Title menting administrative actions; providing for the adop- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a ITB 18190131B-LL Custodial Supplies tion of a map by reference; repealing all conflicting ordi- TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testi- Bid Opening 04/30/2019 nances; providing for severability; providing for non- ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO- mony and evidence, which record is not provided by the Evaluation TBD codification and providing for an effective date. CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) 407.688.5010 AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE Bid Number / Title A copy of the Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City MEETING. Traci R. Houchin, CMC, FCRM ITB 18190105B-RC Intercom Systems Installation, Parts and Service Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the same. City Clerk Bid Opening 05/28/2019 ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal Evaluation TBD All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be a decision made with respect to any matter considered Publish: May 1, 2019 heard at said hearings. at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a E003 Bid Number / Title verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testi- ITB 18190125B-RC Custodial Equipment Repairs By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. mony and evidence, which record is not provided by the Bid Opening 05/14/2019 City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) Notice of Public Hearing to Consider a Conditional Use Evaluation TBD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- for TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING Traci R. Houchin, CMC, FCRM Urban Infill Bid Number / Title ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO- City Clerk ITB 18190135B-RC Carpet Cleaning & Pressure Washing CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Bid Opening 05/21/2019 407.688.5010 AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE Publish: May 1, 2019 Sanford City Commission in the City Commission Chambers, City Evaluation TBD MEETING. E002 Hall, Sanford, Florida, at 7 PM on Monday, May 13, 2019, for a Conditional Use for Urban Infill Redevelopment to establish a new The School Board of Seminole County, Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal Sanctuary for Holy Trinity Church of God with flexibility on standards Purchasing & Distribution Services Department a decision made with respect to any matter considered NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS including setbacks, open space, buffers and parking. 407-320-0239 at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testi- BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Legal Description: LOTS 5, 6, 10, 13, 45 AND 46 FLA LAND + Publish: May 1, 2019 mony and evidence, which record is not provided by the COLONIZATION COS ADD TO SOUTH SANFORD PB 1 PG 73 E005 City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the Tax Parcel Numbers: 35-19-30-503-0000-0450, 35-19-30-503- Traci R. Houchin, CMC, FCRM Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, 0000-0100, 35-19-30-503-0000-0050 PUBLIC NOTICE City Clerk Sanford, Florida, as follows: The property being more generally described as 1405 Mangoustine The Seminole County Port Authority hereby gives public notice that Publish: May 1, 2019 . on Monday, May 13 2019 to consider the adoption of Ordinance Avenue (including 1514 Mangoustine Avenue). the Budget Committee will meet on Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at E001 No. 4501, title of which is as follows: 12:00 p.m. in the Board Room of the Administration Building, Port of Request: Conditional Use for Urban Infill Redevelopment to estab- Sanford, 1510 Kastner Place, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Ordinance No. 2019-4501 lish a new Sanctuary for Holy Trinity Church of God with flexibility on NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS standards including setbacks, open space, buffers and parking. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in these REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE An Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida amending proceedings should contact the Seminole County Port Authority in BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA the City of Sanford Comprehensive Plan, as previously All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be advance of the meeting, at (407) 322-4798. Persons are advised that amended; providing for amendment of the Future Land heard at said hearing. if they decide to appeal any decisions made at this meeting, they will The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public Use Map of the Future Land Use Element of the City of need a record of the proceedings, and for such purposes, they may hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the Sanford Comprehensive Plan relative to certain real prop- By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, this need to insure a verbatim record of the proceedings made, which Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, erty, approximately 2.79 acres (Tax Parcel 24th day of April, 2019. record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is Sanford, Florida, as follows: Identification Number 17-20-31-501-0000-0150), based: Section 286.0105 Florida Statutes. addressed as 2871 East Lake Mary Boulevard, and Traci Houchin, CMC, FCRM . on Monday, May 13 2019 to consider the adoption of Ordinance described in this Ordinance from County SE, Suburban Sanford City Clerk Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida this 30th day of April, No. 4502, title of which is as follows: Estates, to City GC, General Commercial; providing for 2019 A.D. legislative findings and intent; providing for assignment In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons with Ordinance No. 2019-4502 of the land use designation for the property; providing disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these proceed- Seminole County Port Authority for severability; providing for ratification of prior acts ings should contact the City Clerk at 407.688.5012 at least 48 hours An ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida providing for of the City; providing for conflicts; providing for codifi- in advance of the meeting. Advice to the public: If a person decides By: Cliff Miller, Chairman the rezoning of real property totaling 2.79 acres in size cation and directions to the Code codifier and providing to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at Attest: Michael Caraway, Secretary (Tax identification Parcel Number:17-20-31-501-0000- for an effective date. the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a verbatim record 0150) (generally addressed as 2871 East First Street) of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which Publish: May 1, 2019 within the City Limits (map of the property attached) A copy of the Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) E048