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NEWS BRIEFS Bike path plans get boost Citrus County COVID-19 cases According to the Flor- County commissioners agree to prioritize long-sought upgrade going forward ida Department of Health, MICHAEL D. Good news: County of the road where they are the charge for a 9-mile 7 positive cases were re- BATES commissioners at a work- ON THE WEB jockeying for space with bike path on Fort Island ported in Citrus County Staff writer shop last week unani- cars and trucks. Trail since 2017. It’s since the latest update. I https://youtube/ mously agreed to make bvsCIEd6M_s. But it’s not just about downright dangerous Five new deaths were For years, people have the path a top priority and safety. right now, he said. reported, for a total of 404. been asking for a safe bi- asked staff to rework the public meeting. Commissioners said it The road is separated To date in the county, cycle path along Fort Is- costs and timing of con- “(We’re) on board with will contribute to the by a striped 5-foot bike 9,763 people have tested land Trail to allow cyclists struction, report back in it, we gave staff direction overall economy of the lane. But wide vehicles, positive (including 76 and walkers to get safely 60 days and forge ahead and there is funding for county by attracting even such as RVs or those tow- non-residents). from the beach to U.S. 19. with a multi-purpose it,” County Commissioner more tourists here who ing boats, veer into One new hospitaliza- But while everyone path. Jeff Kinnard said. “We’re will spend dollars. the bike lane on tight tion was reported, for a agrees it is needed, plans Staff will present their ready to move.” For Kinnard, this is curves. total of 641 hospitalized. to make it happen never findings and recommen- Once built, the path will great news indeed be- Totals reflect prelimi- really got off the ground. dations to the board at a get bikers off the shoulder cause he’s been leading See PATH/Page A2 nary reports received by the state, and are subject to later revision. Vaccine registration Missed a shot? Here’s your chance system open DOH-Citrus’ preregis- tration system to schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments for individuals 65 and older and frontline health care workers is now available. Individuals can now be added to a waiting list for vaccine appointments and be notified when appointments are available in Citrus County by visiting myvaccine.fl.gov or by calling 866-201-0442; TTY is 833-476-1036. Each county has a designated number that individuals can call and preregister with if they do not have internet access. Citrus County’s number is 833-540-2058. Food giveaway Wednesdays in March Mark your calendar: Beginning at 9 a.m. every Wednesday in March (March 3, 10, 17 and 21), the public can receive boxes of assorted food items at the New Church Without Walls at 300 S. JEFF BRYAN/Chronicle Kensington Ave., Le- Regina Apple, ARNP, administers a COVID vaccine to a paramedic Thursday, Jan. 7, at Central Ridge Park as DOH-Citrus prepared to offer the canto, next to the Holiday vaccine to residents in the area. The Florida Department of Health in Citrus County will offer COVID-19 vaccines to Citrus County health care Inn Express. personnel with direct patient contact at a drive-thru clinic from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, March 8, at the Central Ridge District Park. Monetary donations are needed to continue feeding Citrus County DOH to offer more vaccines for residents. Donate through the New Church Without health care workers, others Local deaths pass 400; Walls (www.newchurch withoutwalls.com), Citrus FRED HIERS Highway, Beverly Hills. Staff writer In order to receive a vac- United Way (www. cine, frontline health care 25,473 now vaccinated citrusunitedway.org), For health care workers workers must bring proof of Community Food Bank of who missed their COVID-19 employment, according to BUSTER THOMPSON average of 25 cases a day. Citrus County (www. vaccines, there will be an- Audrey Stasko, DOH Staff writer From Feb. 22-28, the county’s communityfoodbankof other chance to make up for spokeswoman. average positivity rate for its citruscounty.org) or We the loss. The following list will be Roughly 17% of Citrus Coun- Florida residents was 5.66% — a Care (www.wecarefood The Florida Department accepted as proof: ty’s population has been vacci- decrease from the 7.59% average pantry.org). of Health in Citrus County I Health care license. nated for COVID-19 as the rate for Feb. 15-21, according to will offer COVID-19 vaccines I ID badge from place of disease claimed more than 400 FDOH reports. Commissioner to Citrus County health care health care employment. local lives. It’s the goal of health officials sets meeting personnel with direct pa- I Name and position de- According to the Florida De- to have a desired positivity rate March 11 tient contact at a drive-thru scription on agency partment of Health (FDOH) on — the number of positive test re- clinic from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., letterhead. Monday, March 1, the county to- sults out of total results — under Citrus County Board of or until capacity of 200 is I Recent copy of taled 9,763 cases of the novel 10%. County Commissioner reached, Monday, March 8, paystubs. coronavirus, an increase of 178 Ruthie Schlabach will host at the Central Ridge District infections since Feb. 22, at an See VIRUS/Page A5 a Town Hall Meeting for Park, 6905 N. Lecanto See SHOT/Page A5 the general public to attend from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, March 11, at the Central Ridge Community Center, 77 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills. Murder trial rescheduled; shooting case stays put For information, call Public Information Officer BUSTER Assistant Public Defender to Spaight when he re- I Howard left Justice involving a discharged Veronica Kampschroer at THOMPSON Ed Spaight, said he received them from either Michael Gurrola’s at- firearm and injury in con- ceived roughly 400 pages the Citrus County Sher- tempted-murder trial on nection to his alleged 352-527-5484. Staff writer of additional discovery iff ’s Office or Florida De- for the week March 15, de- September 2019 shooting — From staff reports An untimely arrival of from prosecutors on Fri- partment of Children and nying a defense attorney’s of then-18-year-old Tyler INDEX evidence led a judge to day, along with other case Families. request to postpone. Miller outside Miller’s In- Classifieds ...... B5 postpone the trial date for reports on Hallowell’s It’s alleged Hallowell, Jack Maro, Gurrola’s verness home. Comics ...... B4 Carlos Antonio background and then 17, fatally struck his lawyer, told Howard he’s While released on bond, Crossword ...... B8 Hallowell, the In- unrelated inci- adoptive mother, 57-year- not ready for trial because Gurrola was arrested on verness 19-year- dents involving old Denise Hallowell, a doctor still has to evalu- domestic violence allega- Editorial...... A8 old accused of him. with an ax in July 2019 ate his 22-year-old client tions he strangled a woman Entertainment . . . . . A4 killing his mom. Spaight said while she was sleeping at from The Villages. who was seven months Horoscope ...... A4 Citrus County those documents their Inverness home. “It’s going to be impos- pregnant, and held her Health ...... A11, A12 Circuit Judge were requested a Hallowell was arrested sible to accomplish,” against her will inside an Lottery Numbers . . .B2 Richard “Ric” year ago, and he in September and indicted Maro said about the doc- Inverness home. Lottery Payouts . . . .B2 Howard on Mon- needs time to re- on a first-degree murder tor completing his report In his second felony Carlo Obituaries ...... A6 day, March 1, review them to charge in October. on Gurrola before the case, Gurrola was charged Hallowell TV Listings...... B3 scheduled prove Hallowell’s If convicted, Hallowell, case goes to jurors. with kidnapping and ag- Hallowell’s trial from lack of premeditation or who has no prior criminal Howard told Maro he gravated battery of a preg- March 15 to the week of mitigate a possible history and isn’t eligible could renew his motions nant woman. He’s been in July 6, with a final pre- sentence. for death row, could be to continue the trial as it the county jail without trial hearing on June 21. Assistant State Attorney sentenced to up to life in gets closer. bond since. Howard’s order came Blake Shore told Howard prison. Gurrola faces a charge after Hallowell’s attorney, he forwarded the reports Also in court on Monday: of attempted murder See COURT/Page A7 A2 TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2021 LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE PATH One of the biggest cost savings will Continued from Page A1 be to forget about tearing down and building new bridges along the ROFSNELA The county previously paid for a study to see if a road. ... Instead, the board path was feasible. The biggest hurdle was cost. The suggested leaving the bridges as path would have to go they are and when the Florida ELYTSEFILYREVE through wetlands, the Salt River and numerous Department of Transportation • Cataract & Implant Specialists bridges that cross ditches. Potential cost estimates (FDOT) gets around to replacing • Glaucoma Treatment — including construction, them due to age, they would pay for • Eyelid Surgery design and potential wet- 2019 land mitigation — were a path as part of construction. • Dry Eyes anywhere from $21 million to $57 million. Commission- apply for state and federal standpoint, eventually tying ers already said they would funding. The state provides this into our Crosstown not support the higher cost. $25 million annually in Trail — that runs through The other two alternatives SunTrail funding, which the heart of Crystal River — — $21 million and $25 mil- the county could attempt to is the goal,” he said. lion — are still on the table access. Once completed, the for consideration. To do that, the county Fort Island Trail would be Commissioners believe has to get the Fort Island yet another link in com- they’ve found a way to work Trail project on the Sun- pleting a master cycling out the funding to at least Trail priorities list. At that plan to tie the east and get started on a mile or so point, the county would be west sides of Citrus County segment of the path. The assured there would be together. entire project will likely be funding enough to get the And not just the county. done in phases. entire path built at some It would be possible for a Commissioners are hop- point. biker, so inclined, to travel ing the state Legislature “It could be two years on a continuous path from will kick in some money. down the road, it could be Citrus County all the way to But for now, they opted to 10 years,” Kinnard said. Titusville by the Atlantic go with the least-expensive “But once it gets on that list, Ocean. option in the report: the trail will eventually be Probably no one is hap- $21 million. completed.” pier about this latest turn of They’ve already got One of the biggest cost events than Carol Kim- $550,000 set aside specifi- savings will be to forget brough, a staunch sup- cally for this project: about tearing down and porter of the bike trail who $400,000 from the Citrus building new bridges along pushed diligently to get it County Tourist Develop- the road. It’s way too expen- done. ment Council’s (TDC) capi- sive. Instead, the board sug- This time, she believes tal projects fund and gested leaving the bridges the board is serious about $150,000 from recurring tax as they are and when the moving the long-awaited revenues from Duke Ener- Florida Department of project forward. At the end gy’s new natural gas plant. Transportation (FDOT) gets of the trail are two boat The board proposed tak- around to replacing them ramps and the county’s only ing next year’s $450,000 and due to age, they would pay public beach, making it de- add it to the $550,000, giving for a path as part of sirable for both tourists and the county almost $1 mil- construction. locals alike, she said. lion to start the first phase Eliminating the bridge “Every county commis- of the path. work in the equation will sioner is thinking outside And what is the first save the county an esti- the box trying to make it phase? mated $6 million, bringing happen rather than find The board decided it the cost of the project reasons not to do it,” Kim- would make sense to start down to about $15 million brough said. “The energy the path at the beach at the to $19 million for the two (is) really there,.” very end of Fort Island cheapest options, Kinnard Even if the money only Trail and proceed east. said. permits one mile of the trail “Let’s get it started,” Kin- Crystal River Mayor Joe to be built for now, that’s a nard said. “(We can) commit Meek said this is exciting start. a certain amount from the news for the city and be- “That’s one mile safer Duke funds each year, as lieves momentum will build than it is now,” she said. well as revenue from the once the first segment of “By starting at the beach, TDC each year to make it construction starts. people can park, unload …TSOMSTNUOCECNEIREPXENEHW happen and get us farther “We have definitely their bikes and start off on RF.MNALA DEE .M,NAM D. and farther down the road bought into the project,” he a safe path heading east to www.suncoasteyecenter.com B itreCdrao f dei Ophth tsigolomla each year.” said. “We believe in it.” town. 221 N.E. Hwy. 19, Crystal River, FL MAJ SE AJ.R CHI WOM CI .M,Z D. For now, this project will Meek said tourists and “It’s a visual start — (352) 795-2526 • Toll Free: (800) 282-6341 B itreCdrao f dei Ophth tsigolomla start with all local money. locals will benefit from this. something tangible,” she CC-000ZUGW But the goal is to eventually “From the city’s said.”

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CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE STATE & LOCAL TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2021 A3 Council to review City Garden operations FRED HIERS the Chronicle. “We didn’t have a rent out its gardening beds, mental disabilities. Williams said the work would Staff writer lot of participation (when the oversee operations and host ed- In other business, the council be completed within 30 days of city oversaw it). Now ucational programs at will: work starting and is timing the Four months after handing that the Key Center is in the site. I Decide whether to resur- project now so the pool would the operations of the Inverness there, the garden is in a That didn’t happen face the popular Whispering be ready by summer. City Garden over to the Key much more (used) and the city had to step Pines Pool. I Will hear a report on the suc- Training Center, the city council status. in and take over opera- The city bid out the work and cess of Inverness’ Big Bass Clas- will get a report presentation by “Our relationship is tions as well as market- the low bid came from Lar- sic tournament Feb. 27. The the nonprofit whether there’s going better than ing, upkeep and rentals. go-based Fibre Tech, Inc. for event attracted 168 competitors. been any success. expected.” That costs the city about $54,750. The work will also in- Williams told the Chronicle The city council in November Before the Key Train- Eric $21,000 annually. clude replacing tiles along the that more people attended than 2020 voted unanimously to let ing Center took over the Williams Under the new agree- edge and gutter, Williams said. he expected. The seventh an- the Key Training Center take garden, only about 10 of ment, the Key Training The junior-size Olympic pool nual event has drawn more in over operations after not enough the 22 beds at the Mar- Inverness Center oversees opera- was built in 1980. the past, he said, but consider- city manager. of the public wanted to rent all tin Luther King Boule- tions and is responsible “Today it remains a widely ing the event was moved to Feb- of the garden’s 22 beds. vard site were rented. And of for its upkeep as well as holding used feature of the city’s parks ruary from March and the City Manager Eric Williams those, only five met the upkeep educational events there. Food system and requires routine coronavirus pandemic, the said he’s happy with the Key standards required by the city, grown at the garden will also be maintenance therein,” Williams event was successful. Training Center’s work at the Williams reported. sold at the city’s Farmers Mar- wrote the council. “The pool has Williams thanked his staff for garden thus far. Initially, the city’s plan was for ket. The Key Training Center much life left and is due to be the success of the event. “They have really brought a community nonprofit to man- provides education and job resurfaced to maintain this valu- “This is a team and this team forth the garden,” Williams told age the gardening facility and opportunities for people with able asset to the community.” will always get it done,” he said.

Around the Big Bass tournament reels in anglers COUNTY Democratic Women’s Club to meet March 6 The Democratic Wom- en’s Club of Citrus County will host a meeting via Zoom from 2 to 3:30 p.m. March 6, with guest speaker Dr. Susan Reeder. Reeder, a clinical psychologist, will discuss mental health concerns in the age of COVID-19. DWCCC provides a forum for discussion of public matters, supports qualified candidates for office and encourages qualified Democratic women to seek office. A short business meeting will follow the Zoom talk. For information or a Zoom invite, email dwcfcitrus@ gmail.com or call 352-697- 1512. www.facebook.com/ JEFF BRYAN/Chronicle DWCFCC. Fishermen head back onto Lake Henderson on Saturday, Feb. 27, from Wallace Brooks Park in Inverness after one of the early-morning hourly weigh-ins during the event. The city of Inverness’ seventh annual Inverness Big Bass Classic on Saturday, Feb. 27, on Lake Henderson Help plan 29th drew more than 100 boaters into the field, as fishermen and women competed for thousands in cash pries. The event was designed to attract annual Veterans anglers who hope to catch trophy-size largemouth bass. Appreciation Week The Veterans Apprecia- tion Week Ad Hoc Coordi- nating Committee will conduct its initial planning meeting for Citrus County’s 29th annual Veterans Ap- preciation Week at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 17, in the Conference Room of the Citrus County Chronicle Building, 1624 N. Meadow- crest Blvd., Crystal River. All veteran service organizations are encouraged to send representatives to participate in the planning process. Individual veterans are also welcome. Attend- ees are asked to respect the Chronicle’s COVID-19 wishes of wearing a face mask and practicing social distancing. For information, Chris Addair watches as Randy Copeland and Daniel Tillis weigh his 5.42-pound bass contact Chris Gregoriou at during the 10 a.m. weigh-in for top honors. Addair, who won the 9 a.m. weigh-in, was Rainey Lindemann, 11, won top honors for Lady 352-302-9777. bested by Hunter McPherson, whose bass tipped the scales at 5.99 pounds. Angler with a 3.04-pound catch. — From staff reports Local man leads low-speed chase; faces multiple charges FRED HIERS and charged him with of a controlled substance, father’s vehicle, according and Roosevelt Boulevard, deputies located cocaine Staff writer driving with a suspended according to the Sheriff ’s to the Sheriff ’s Office. the suspect ran over a man- and a pistol in the vehicle, license and as an habitual Office. The deputy turned on hole cover in the median. according to the sheriff ’s A Citrus County man sits offender, fleeing and elud- Matthews’ arrest began their emergency lights and The speeds during the pur- office. Deputies also in jail facing driving a law enforce- when the arresting deputy siren and pursued him, but suit were averaging around learned that Matthews had ing and drug pos- ment officer with spotted the driver running Matthews did not pull over. 45 mph, and the suspect led a suspended driver’s li- session charges wanton disregard a stop sign at the corner of Other deputies joined the deputies to a residence on cense due to a previous after a slow-speed for safety, driving Regina Boulevard and chase through the area Melbourne Street, accord- DUI, according to the sher- chase Saturday while his license South Lee Street in Bev- where, at the intersection ing to the sheriff ’s office. iff ’s office. Matthews’ bond through Beverly suspended third erly Hills in his deceased of South Jefferson Street After being detained, was set at $32,000. Hills. or subsequent of- Citrus County fense with the Sheriff ’s Office most recent viola- deputies arrested Kenneth tion being from 30-year-old Ken- Matthews driving under the neth Oddess Matthews influence, and possession A semi formal event at the Black Diamond Clubhouse

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A change of plans will alter the way you NEW YORK — With home- dential inauguration from March 4 live. bound nominees appearing by to January 20, was passed by Con- Aries (March 21-April 19) — Align remote video and hosts Tina gress and sent to the states for yourself with like-minded individuals Fey and Amy Poehler on differ- ratification. who can help you achieve your goals. ent sides of the country, a very On this date: Discuss your plans to ensure everyone socially distanced 78th Golden In 1867, Howard University, a is heading in a similar direction. Globe Awards trudged on in the historically Black school of higher Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Take care of business before someone in midst of the pandemic and amid learning in Washington, D.C., was charge complains. Control your emo- a storm of criticism for the Holly- founded. wood Foreign Press Association, Associated Press In 1962, Wilt Chamberlain scored tions, set your sights on what’s import- In this video grab issued Sunday, Feb. 28 by NBC, Chloe Zhao ant and don’t let others interfere. with top awards going to accepts the award for best director for a motion picture for 100 points for the Philadelphia War- Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Tell the “Nomadland,” “Borat Subse- “Nomadland” at the Golden Globe Awards. riors in a game against the New truth at all times and promise only what quent Moviefilm,” “The Crown” York Knicks, an NBA record that still you can deliver. Learn from experience source: Searchlight Pictures, the also took and avoid a no-win situation. and “Schitt’s Creek.” Catherine O’Hara stands. (Philadelphia won, now Disney-owned specialty best actress in a comedy series. Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Personal The night’s top award, best 169-147.) improvements will give you confidence picture drama, went to Chloé label behind “12 Years a Slave” Chadwick Boseman, as ex- Ten years ago: The Supreme to follow through with a long-term pro- Zhao’s elegiac road movie and “Birdman.” pected, posthumously won best Court ruled, 8-1, that a grieving fa- fessional plan. Changing your direction “Nomadland,” a Western set Amazon’s “Borat Subsequent actor in a drama film for his ther’s pain over mocking protests at will lead to opportunities. across economic upheaval and Moviefilm” — one of the few final performance, in the his Marine son’s funeral had to yield Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — You have personal grief. Zhao, the China- nominated films shot partly August Wilson adaptation to First Amendment protections for more options than you realize. 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Moderation, a mini- cameo, Baron Cohen thanked “a would thank his parents. He malist lifestyle and a change of heart “Yentl” in 1984. North Korea in two decades, reflect- could be required. “‘Nomadland at its core for me fresh new talent who came from would thank his ancestors for ing growing anger at Pyongyang’s Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Discipline is a pilgrimage through grief and nowhere and turned out to be a their guidance and their sacri- latest nuclear test and rocket will affect the outcome of a situation healing,” said Zhao, accepting comedy genius.” fices,” said Ledward. “He would launch in defiance of a ban on all you face with a close friend or relative. the awards remotely. “For every- “I mean, who could get more say something beautiful, some- nuclear-related activity. Speak up, make a difference and do one who has gone through this laughs from one unzipping,” he thing inspiring.” One year ago: Health officials in what’s necessary to get others to take said. Apple TV+ scored its first note and do what’s right. difficult and beautiful journey at Washington state, where a cluster Netflix, which came in with a major award when a sweat- Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Pay at- some point in their lives, this is of coronavirus cases had surfaced tention to what’s going on with a friend for you.” commanding 42 nominations, shirt-clad Jason Sudeikis won at a nursing home near Seattle, or relative. Protect your home and fam- With a canceled red carpet won the top TV awards. “The best actor in a comedy series for said four more people had died ily from risky people. Pay more atten- and stars giving speeches from Crown,” as expected, took best the streamer’s “Ted Lasso.” from the virus. The director-general tion to someone you love. the couch, Sunday’s Globes had drama series, along with acting The NBC telecast began in of the World Health Organization Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — A little of their typically frothy flavor. wins for Josh O’Connor (Prince split screen. Fey took the stage said there was still time to stop the disciplined approach to your responsi- Charles), (Prin- at New York’s Rainbow Room bilities will pay off. Listen to the facts, But they went on, nevertheless, Emma Corrin COVID-19 epidemic, saying “con- and don’t lose sight of what’s real and with winners in sweats and dogs cess Diana) and Gillian Ander- while Poehler remained at the tainment is feasible.” what isn’t. in laps, in a pandemic that has son (Margaret Thatcher). “The Globes’ usual home at the Bev- Today’s Birthdays: Former So- Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — An sapped nearly all the glamour Queen’s Gambit” won best lim- erly Hilton. viet President and Nobel peace lau- unexpected change will require an in- out of Hollywood. ited series, and best actress in In their opening remarks, they reate Mikhail S. Gorbachev is 90. stant response. Take a unique ap- Facing scant traditional studio the category for Anya Taylor- managed their typically well- Author John Irving is 79. Actor Dan- proach. Romance is featured. competition, streaming services Joy. “Schitt’s Creek,” the Pop timed back-and-forth despite iel Craig is 53. Rock singer Chris Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Take TV series that found a wider au- being almost 3,000 miles from your time, and look for investments, dominated the Globes like never Martin (Coldplay) is 44. Actor Bryce deals and opportunities that will en- before — even if the top award dience on Netflix, won best com- each other. Dallas Howard is 40. NFL quarter- courage stability and financial security. went to a familiar if renamed edy series for its final season. — From wire reports back Ben Roethlisberger is 39.

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Health care workers must bring proof of employment to their VIRUS SHOT appointment. Continued from Page A1 Continued from Page A1 The DOH is also offering second doses of vaccines for those A dozen more county resi- Additionally, each health care who missed their vaccinations dents were hospitalized for worker must bring a valid Flor- after their first dose. COVID-19 from Feb. 22 to March ida ID and a completed Depart- The Florida Department of 1, totaling 641, and 18 more ment of Health COVID-19 Health in Citrus County is offer- died, increasing the death count Vaccine Screening and Consent ing second doses of the Mod- to 404, according to the FDOH. form, and plan to be in Citrus erna COVID-19 vaccine to COVID-19 data from the County to receive their people 65 years and older and FDOH is subject to change as second-dose shot, 28 days after to frontline health care workers epidemiological investigations their first dose, Stasko said. who are seven days past due for reveal new information on Eligible health care workers their second dose. cases. include, but are not limited to, The second dose vaccines A Florida Agency for Health long-term care staff, health care will be offered at a drive-thru Care Administration (AHCA) re- workers with contact with staff, clinic from 10 a.m. to noon, or port from Monday stated Citrus emergency health care workers, until all 200 does have been County had 28 people in hospi- pharmacists, nurses and assis- given, Wednesday, March 3, at tals with a primary diagnosis of tants, food services workers, the Central Ridge District Park, COVID-19, up one from Feb. 22. and dentists. 6905 N. Lecanto Hwy., Beverly There was also 29% of hospi- The vaccines will be offered Hills. tal beds available in the county, first come, first served. In order to receive a second according to the AHCA, and 15% Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Health care workers who get dose, people must bring their of local adult intensive care can contact CoreCivic’s Opera- and Black Diamond): 822, up 15. the vaccine will receive a COVID-19 vaccination record units was open. tions Concern Center by either 34453 (Inverness, Citrus Hills, COVID-19 vaccination record card that they received when According to the FDOH, calling 877-834-1550 or emailing Hernando, Inverness Highlands card that lists the date and the they got their first dose. 25,473 county residents have [email protected]. North and Lecanto): 691, up manufacturer for the first vacci- Each people receiving a sec- been vaccinated for COVID-19 For information about Core- seven. nation, as well as a date and ond dose must also sign and — an increase of 2,127 since Civic’s response to COVID-19, 34428 (Crystal River, Red time to come back for their sec- complete the Department of Feb. 22 — with 11,720 of them visit corecivic.com/ Level and Inglis): 616, up 13. ond dose appointment at Cen- Health COVID-19 Vaccine completing their two-dose covid-19-response. 34434 (Dunnellon, Citrus tral Ridge District Park, Stasko Screening and Consent prior to series. Here are the number of Springs, Hernando and Pine said. arriving to the site. Consent Since starting school Aug. 20 COVID-19 cases reported March Ridge): 606, up six. Health care workers who get forms are available on the for the 2020-21 school year, the 1, ranked by Citrus County’s 15 34450 (Inverness and Inver- the vaccine must keep and bring DOH-Citrus website at https:// Citrus County School District ZIP codes: ness Highlands South): 512, up the COVID-19 vaccination card tinyurl.com/54k92s4a or you can recorded 578 cases — 167 staff, 34452 (Inverness, Floral City, 10. to their second dose visit any Citrus County library 411 students — as of Feb. 26, an Inverness Highlands North and 34448 (Homosassa, Homo- appointments. to pick up or print the form at increase of 18 since Feb. 18. Inverness Highlands South): sassa Springs, Sugarmill Woods, Stasko told the Chronicle that no cost. Long-term care facilities in 1,094, an increase of 18 since Lecanto and Crystal River): 502, most health care workers who If people don’t have their the county have documented a Feb. 22. up six. wanted the vaccine have al- COVID-19 vaccination record total of 1,444 cases, up five since 34461 (Black Diamond, Citrus 34433 (Dunnellon, Citrus ready received them, often from or they are not seven days or Feb. 22, according to the FDOH. Hills, Homosassa Springs, Le- Springs and Pine Ridge): 382, the DOH, but some “may have more overdue, they will be Another CoreCivic employee canto, Pine Ridge and Sugar- up six. fallen through the cracks.” turned away and not provided at the Citrus County Detention mill Woods): 1,061, up 15. 34436 (Floral City): 348, up Consent forms are available a second dose, according to Facility in Lecanto contracted 34465 (Beverly Hills, Black four. on the DOH-Citrus website at Stasko. COVID-19 since Feb. 22, in- Diamond, Citrus Springs, Le- 34445 (Holder, Citrus Springs, https://tinyurl.com/54k92s4a or “This is really for people who creasing staff infections to 19, canto and Pine Ridge): 1,030, up Hernando and Pine Ridge): 12, you can visit any Citrus County are past due,” Stasko said. with 19 medically cleared to re- 21. up one. library to pick up or print the These second doses are for turn to work, CoreCivic spokes- 34446 (Homosassa, Homo- 34449 (Inglis and Yankee- form at no cost. people who live in Citrus man Ryan Gustin said Monday. sassa Springs, Lecanto and town): six, no change. For frontline health care County, but got their first vac- No inmate infections were re- Sugarmill Woods): 969, up 30. Contact Chronicle reporter workers who are unable to at- cine doses in another county ported over the week, County 34442 (Citrus Hills, Citrus Buster Thompson at 352-564- tend the clinic, they can prereg- and didn’t get a follow up dose, Administrator Randy Oliver Springs, Hernando, Lecanto 2916, bthompson@chronicleon- ister to receive a COVID-19 she said. said Monday. and Pine Ridge): 914, up 21. line.com or visit tinyurl.com/ vaccine appointment by visiting Contact Chronicle reporter Fred Those with questions about 34429 (Crystal River, Ozello, yxn2ahso to see more of his myvaccine.fl.gov or by calling Hiers at fred.hiers@chronicle someone in the jail’s custody Homosassa Springs, Lecanto stories. 866-201-0442 TTY 833-476-1036. online.com or 352-397-5914. SERVICE GUIDE Call 564-2931 to place your ad here !

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Graham, age 79, which he did for over 53 The Rev. and Janet attended classes brother and her parents. alternative years. Dot took amazing at the Institute for Chris- She was surrounded by passed away peacefully on Dr. John energy February 26, 2021. “Jack” care of him as his health tian Studies at Nashotah loved ones during her The Citrus County Solar was an eternal optimist declined and was always Thompson, 87 House Seminary in Na- final days. Co-op is forming to offer who pos- sure to make his favorite HERNANDO shotah, Wisconsin. John A Celebration of Life is sessed blueberry pancakes. was ordained to the Sa- scheduled for Saturday, local homeowners and a quiet A celebration of Jack’s The Rev. Dr. John Fran- cred Order of Deacons on March 6, 2021, 11:00 AM at small businesses in Citrus confi- amazing life will take cis Thompson passed August 25, 1984. John the Chas. E. Davis Funeral County information about dence and place once it is safe to away on served as a Deacon at Home with Dr. Byron residential and small busi- charm. gather. To honor Jack’s Saturday, Grace Episcopal Church Brown, pastor of the First ness solar energy. This ef- He is memory, please be patient February and later at St. Andrew’s Baptist Church officiating. fort is being launched in survived and kind with someone 20, 2021 at Episcopal Church in Mad- Burial will be at a later March by the nonprofit Seven by his today. ison, Wisconsin for several date beside her husband, Solar United Neighbors of John Rivers years. John and Janet Robert, at Florida Na- devoted In lieu of flowers, please Florida in partnership with Graham consider donating in mem- Hospital were active in the Cursillo tional Cemetery. wife of the League of Women Vot- 53 years, Dottie; his twin ory of John Graham to the in Crystal movement. Sign the guest book at River, ers of Citrus County, Sierra brother, J.D. (Leanna); his Special Olympics Florida The Rev. John and Janet moved www.chronicleonline.com. or the Kiwanis Children’s Florida. to Hernando, Florida in Club Adventure Coast three children: Jack Dr. John Group, Citrus County Audu- (Kate), Sue Harron (Ed), Fund (designate Kiwanis of He was 1997. John served as a Sandra Thompson bon Society, Florida Springs and Kathleen Graham West Citrus ), P.O. Box 6457 born No- Deacon at St. Margaret’s - Dept #286, Indianapolis, vember 24, 1933 in Chap- Episcopal Church. John Gamberdella, Council, Nature Coast (Rob Gormley); his five 76 grandchildren: Liam, IN 46206). tico, Maryland, the fifth of was also actively involved Americans United for Sepa- Katherine, Colin, Lila and We will forever remem- nine children born to in the Kairos prison minis- HERNANDO ration of Church and State, Jack; his brother-in-law ber his Irish eyes smiling. Alton and Margaret (Shif- try. He really enjoyed Nature Coast Unitarian Uni- Services entrusted to flett) Thompson. He grad- bringing the word of God Mrs. Sandra Gamber- versalists and Friends of John Kenney (Brenda); della, age 76 of Hernando, and nieces and nephews. Wilder Funeral Home, uated from La Plata High to the prisoners. John was Chassahowitzka. Homosassa, Florida. School in La Plata, Mary- also very involved in the FL, passed away on Feb- His parents, James and ruary 25, Solar United Neighbors Sue Graham, predeceased Sign the guest book at land in 1953. Immediately Citrus Hills Bowling of Florida will present virtual after graduation, John 2021 in In- by him. www.chronicleonline.com. League and the Citrus solar information sessions joined the US Army and Hills Breakfast Club. verness, Jack was born in Phila- FL. She on the Citrus Solar Co-op delphia on May 25, 1941. Nancy (Kiley) served in the Army Secu- John is survived by his rity Agency in Germany as wife of 53 years, Janet, and was born from 6 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, His parents raised him Poisson, 83 on July 14, March 16, to Citrus County with a strong sense of faith a crypto security special- his children, Brenda Nancy Jean Kiley Pois- 1944 in interested individuals, resi- that guided him through ist. There, the poor son of Thompson - Le Shane of son, passed away Febru- London, dents, and business owners his life. They also pro- a tenant farmer got to see Hernando, Florida, and ary 25, 2021, at her home. England who have signed up to join vided him with a love for Europe. Kevin (Heather) Thomp- Sandra Visitation will be 9:00 to to Hamil- sports, poetry and history. After completing his son of Rolling Meadows, Gamberdella the co-op. The co-op is free 10:00 a.m. Wednesday, ton and Jack and his twin enjoyed service, John used the GI Illinois. His six grandchil- and carries no obligation to March 3, June (Mansfield) Wilson. nothing more than playing Bill and attended the Uni- dren are Willow, Aimee invest in solar energy. 2021, at Sandra lived a major endless hours of basket- versity of Maryland and Rei, and David Le Shane, For information, visit Fero Fu- portion of her life in Ro- ball for Glading Presbyte- earned a degree in Agri- and Andrew, Joshua, and www.solarunitedneighbors. neral wayton, CT and moved to rian Church and Frankford cultural Education. He Isaac Thompson. He is org/florida/. RSVP for a vir- Home. A Hernando, FL in 1996. She High School. He went on pursued a Master’s De- also survived by his sister, tual information session in Custom worked as a Service Rep- to play basketball, tennis, gree from the University Katherine (Thompson) Celebra- resentative for Southern March, April or May at www. and soccer for Susque- of Maryland while teach- Dennison of Lebanon, Mis- tion of New England Telephone solarunitedneighbors.org/ hanna University, where ing Agriculture at Marga- souri. He was preceded in Life will now known as AT&T. Citrus. For more informa- he was a member of Nancy ret Brent High School in death by his parents and begin at While living in Florida, tion, contact Maxine Con- Lambda Chi Alpha frater- (Kiley) Helen, Maryland. He de- seven of his eight siblings. 10:00 a.m. Sandra worked part time nor, natural resources chair, nity and earned a B.A. in Poisson cided to pursue a PhD. Funeral arrangements with in- for TJ Maxx department League of Women Voters of Business Administration from Michigan State Uni- are pending and will be terment and a reception to store and was a member of Citrus County, at maxine- in 1963. versity, which he earned in announced at a later date. follow. the Citrus Hills Golf and Sales was a natural fit 1966. In lieu of flowers, dona- [email protected] or She was born on July 23, Country Club. for Jack because of his While at Michigan State tions can be made to the 413-539-3256. 1937, in Brockton, MA, to Sandra loved to read, ability to connect with University, he met the love Memorial Fund at St. Mar- Vincent J. Kiley and Al- reading as much as two to Genealogical people. He spent his ca- of his life, Janet Morton. garet’s Episcopal Church, berta M. Prescott Kiley. three books a week. She reer working as a Vice They married on August Inverness, Florida. Society plans She married the love of also liked to keep up with President in the steel in- 19, 1967. They moved to Sign the guest book at her life, Henry A. Poisson celebrities. Sandra was an virtual meeting dustry in Philadelphia. McFarland, Wisconsin www.chronicleonline.com. on September 28, 1957, outgoing and friendly per- While Jack enjoyed his where John was now a The Citrus County Gene- and moved to the Derry, son who enjoyed making professional life, his true professor of Agriculture Verlee alogical Society will host a NH, area where they people laugh. Mrs. Gam- joy came from his family. Education at the Univer- meeting at 10 a.m. March 9 raised their four children. Stryker, 94 berdella was predeceased Jack and Dot raised their sity of Wisconsin. John with Rue Lynn Galbraith, Nancy lived her retire- by her father Hamilton three children in Bucks taught at the University of INVERNESS professional genealogist, ment years loving golf, and Wisconsin in the Depart- Wilson and mother June County, Pa. No one was Verlee Stryker, Inver- presenting “Where the Re- would always say if she ment of Continuing and Faulkner. better at entertaining ness, FL, died Feb. 27, cords are, a Document could golf eight days a Vocational Education for She is survived by her young, active kids. He or- 2021. She Waits for You!” virtually. He week then she would. She 25 years. There, he taught husband Adam Gamber- ganized wiffle ball games, was born leaves behind her beloved teachers to be better della of FL, 2 step-sons: will show you how to use took them sailing and cre- in Arkan- golfing buddies whom she teachers. He served as the Adam Gamberdella, Jr. of state archives and libraries ated the backyard Olym- sas Janu- enjoyed her “golf lunches” advisor of several student CA and Mason Wright of and the resources available pics. Jack had a gift for ary 5, 1927 with. organizations and served NC, brother Mark Wilson at historical and genealogi- making anything fun. He to Royce She is survived by her as the Chairman of the De- of CT, Susan Mansfield cal societies. Email Mary welcomed everyone and and Mary children, Brian Poisson partment for several years. and her husband Frank Ann Machonkin at himary@ enjoyed having a full Greene. (Judy), Susan Schwalm, While in Madison, John White of CT, 2 nieces: Re- tampabay.rr.com. house, especially at their In 1943 Paula Natola, and John also was a member of the Verlee becca White of CT and Ocean City home. Lee met Poisson (Jeanie); sister, St. Andrew’s Society and is Stryker Sarah Kamrath of FL, 2 Orthopedic Jack was fortunate to re- Robert Carol Sheehan (Mary); a past President of the grand-nieces: Isabella tire early and he and Dot- Stryker on a blind date in surgeon sets brother, Robert Kiley Lincoln Fellowship of White of CT and Nadia tie set out to enjoy the sun, Memphis. They corre- (Jan); daughter-in-law, Wisconsin. Kamrath of FL, and Grand seminar March 16 water, and golf of Homo- sponded as Bob soon Charli Poisson; sister-in- While living in McFar- Nephew Lukas Kamrath Citrus Memorial Hospi- sassa, Florida. These shipped overseas with the law, Dotte Wallace; five land, John served on the of FL. golden years were made Navy. Bob proposed by tal’s Orthopedic and Spine grandchildren, Angela, Village Board and was an Online condolences may even more rewarding by sending her a ring while Center of Excellence will Brian, Daniel, John, and advocate of allowing a be made to the family at the birth of grandchildren, serving in the Pacific. present an orthopedic semi- Joy; six great-grandchil- bowling alley being built www.hooperfuneralhome. trips to Disney World, They married on January nar featuring orthopedic dren whom she loved in the Village as there was com. Arrangements are watching sunsets and mak- 17, 1946. Lee was a mother, surgeon Dr. Avinash Jad- dearly; special friends, a lot of opposition. He also under the direction of ing friends with caring homemaker, seamstress, hav. The seminar will be Bonnie and Bob Jeswein; was a weekly columnist for Hooper Funeral Homes & neighbors. real estate agent and be- open to the community at many nieces, nephews, the McFarland Commu- Crematory. The family is most came a dedicated volun- the Citrus Memorial Health and extended family; and nity Life Newspaper for proud of Jack’s commit- teer at CUBS until the day grand-dog, Julie. several years. John was an OBITUARIES Foundation YMCA, 4127 W. ment to service during this she died. Lee was known She is preceeded in active member of the Mc- Norvell Bryant Highway in time. As a Kiwanis mem- for her strong indepen- n Obituaries must be death by her husband of 62 Farland Lions Club for Lecanto. ber and president, Jack dent nature and excep- verified with the years, Henry, who passed many years, including “Relief for Hip, Knee and was actively involved with tional health and energy. funeral home or away in 2019; brothers, serving as the President. Shoulder Pain” will begin at the Special Olympics for She was loved by her fam- society in charge of Richard Kiley and Fred In 1974, the family moved 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, March Citrus County and he coor- ily and is dearly missed. arrangements. Kiley; parents, Alberta to the Town of Dunn to a 16, and will focus on the dinated the big band fund- Survivors include son Prescott Kiley and Vincent farm on which he grew n The Chronicle does raiser for several years. Lawrence “Larry” Stryker causes of joint pain, diagno- Kiley; and son-in-laws, corn and soybeans, rented not edit obituaries for He served as the president (Carol), La Crescent, MN; sis and available treatment William Schwalm and garden plots, and had a content. of the Men’s Club at the daughters Carolyn J. Gen- options. Mario Natola. pick-your-own strawberry Homosassa Methodist dron (Gary) of Hernando, n Email obits@chronicle Seating is limited, so an Special thanks to Nan- business. church and for more than Florida and Susan Lucas online.com or call RSVP is required. Call 352- cy’s daughter, Paula, for John was a very active 50 years, he was a Mason. (Bill), of Huntington, 7 352-563-5660 for 637-3337 or visit citrusmh. being her loving caregiver. member of Grace Episco- Jack continued to love grandchildren and 11 more information. com to reserve a seat. Sign the guest book at pal Church in Madison, sports, whether it was great-grandchildren and — From staff reports www.chronicleonline.com. Wisconsin. He felt the call watching his grandkids’ one due soon. She is also games or his Tampa Bay of the Lord and when he Buccaneers. Because we To Place Your adored him, this entire Ea- “In Memory” ad, gles-loving family rooted “We Cater to Cowards” for Tom Brady in Super- Contact Lori Driver Bowl 55 (Thanks, No. 12). 564-2931 or email: (352) 628-3443 License [email protected] #DN 17606 Closing time for placing Funeral Home With Crematory ad is 4 business days THOMAS POMAHAC Service: Fri., 11 AM prior to run date. Florida National Cemetery There are advanced TIERRA REID - Private Arrangements VERNON JOHNSON deadlines for holidays. Private Arrangements EUGENE LARIMER On Sunday, March 21 and 28, the Service: Wed., (3/31) 3 PM ALFRED ALLARD Service: Thurs., 4 PM Chronicle will publish the annual Easter VERLEE STRYKER Service: Sat., 10 AM Worship Pages! This is a great place to JOAN LESSMEIER Pending Arrangements

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A click of the wrist For the RECORD Money&Markets gets you more at www.chronicleonline.com Citrus County 3,960 S&P 500 32,040 Dow Jones industrials Sheriff’s Office ON THE NET 3,860 Close: 3,901.82 31,460 Close: 31,535.51 Change: 90.67 (2.4%) Change: 603.14 (2.0%) I For more information about arrests made by the 3,760 10 DAYS 30,880 10 DAYS Burglaries, thefts and vandalisms Citrus County Sheriff’s Office, go to www. 4,000 32,000 Here are the reported bur- sheriffcitrus.org and click on the Public 31,000 3,800 glaries, thefts and vandalisms Information link, then on Arrest Reports. 30,000 (criminal mischiefs) released 3,600 29,000 Monday, March 1, by the Citrus 2:14 p.m. Feb. 28, undisclosed about these offenses could be address. 28,000 County Sheriff’s Office: eligible for a cash reward by 3,400 I Criminal mischief, I Criminal mischief, 3:24 p.m. contacting Citrus County Crime 27,000 4:16 p.m. Feb. 28, undisclosed Feb. 27, undisclosed address. Stoppers at 888-269-8477. 3,200 26,000 SONDJF SONDJF address. I Petit theft, 12:33 p.m. Tipsters remain anonymous. I Retail theft, 4:12 p.m. Feb. 27, undisclosed address. Tips can also be reported to StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG YTD Feb. 28, 1900 block of North I Theft, 6:56 a.m. Feb. 27, the sheriff’s office by calling the DOW 31,668.34 31,065.90 31,535.51 +603.14 +1.95% +3.04% Lecanto Highway, Lecanto. undisclosed address. agency’s non-emergency line, NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 13,692.74 13,432.10 13,618.09 +286.82 +2.15% +8.88% I DOW Util. 819.46 798.64 810.38 +14.77 +1.86% -6.28% Residential burglary, Those with information 352-249-2790. Vol. (in mil.) 4,516 4,579 NYSE Comp. 15,396.52 15,010.47 15,327.77 +317.31 +2.11% +5.53% Pvs. Volume 5,628 5,273 NASDAQ 13,596.59 13,362.66 13,588.83 +396.48 +3.01% +5.44% Advanced 2106 2784 S&P 500 3,914.50 3,842.51 3,901.82 +90.67 +2.38% +3.88% Allen, Reese’s 56-year- plea change before bailiffs Declined 404 546 S&P 400 2,574.33 2,496.26 2,564.02 +67.76 +2.71% +11.16% old passenger and child- escorted him away. New Highs 183 205 Wilshire 5000 41,655.35 40,508.68 41,538.33 +1029.65 +2.54% +5.28% COURT hood friend, died at the Per his plea, Reider will New Lows 2 22 Russell 2000 2,279.54 2,203.03 2,275.32 +74.27 +3.37% +15.21% Continued from Page A1 scene of the head-on colli- be designated a sexual sion on State Road 44, offender. Stocks of Local Interest I Cheryl Lynn Reese is near South Thayer Ave- Reider, on the evening 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR a step closer to ending her nue, while Carrol-Cruz of Oct. 8, 2019, lured an NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV felony case for the deadly was hospitalized with frac- employee of an Inverness AT&T Inc T 26.08 2 38.22 28.09 +.20 +0.7 s t t -2.3 -17.8 18 2.08 crash she caused May 13, tures to her legs. Reese auto parts store to the Ametek Inc AME 54.82 0 125.81 122.28 +4.31 +3.7 s s s +1.1 +31.9 32 0.80f 2018, in Lecanto. was also treated for seri- back of the business and ous injuries. tried to sexually batter her Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 32.58 7 72.41 59.34 +1.61 +2.8 s t t -15.1 -9.3 15 1.10e On Monday, agreeing to a negotiated plea deal, the FHP learned Reese was before she was able to free Bank of America BAC 17.95 0 37.03 35.79 +1.08 +3.1 s s s +18.1 +17.9 19 0.72 Auburndale 62-year-old intoxicated at the time her herself and hide until Capital City Bank CCBG 15.61 9 27.53 25.37 +.68 +2.8 s s s +3.2 -6.7 13 0.60f pleaded no contest to Pontiac Vibe travelled into Reider left. Citigroup C 32.00 0 69.43 69.54 +3.66 +5.6 s s s +12.8 +0.0 14 2.04 charges of vehicular homi- the path of a Toyota Camry At Reider’s prior hear- Disney DIS 79.07 0 200.60 194.98 +5.94 +3.1 s s s +7.6 +49.0 1. 76 cide and DUI involving se- driven by then-23-year-old ing in January, Howard Duke Energy DUK 62.13 7 101.69 87.04 +1.45 +1.7 s t t -4.9 -8.4 21 3.86f rious bodily injury, in Carroll-Cruz, of Beverly denied a consensual mo- EPR Properties EPR 12.56 8 61.79 47.05 +1.87 +4.1 s s s +44.8 -30.2 14 4.32 exchange for a three-year Hills. FHP troopers ar- tion for Reider’s lawyer, prison sentence followed rested Reese on July 29, Pamela Bauman, to be Equity Commonwealth EQC 24.38 6 30.97 28.12 -.09 -0.3 t t s +3.1 -0.0 8 2.50e by seven years of 2019, before Lewis filed withdrawn, ruling there Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 0 57.25 56.40 +2.03 +3.7 s s s +36.8 +9.3 72 3.48 probation. formal charges in Novem- was no basis in Reider’s Ford Motor F 3.96 0 12.40 11.98 +.28 +2.4 s s s +36.3 +62.7 ... Howard granted attor- ber 2019. argument to remove Bau- Gen Electric GE 5.48 0 13.35 13.11 +.57 +4.5 s s s +21.4 +13.1 37 0.04 neys’ requests to hold off Reese on Monday man because she did all HCA Holdings Inc HCA 58.38 0 181.01 175.46 +3.43 +2.0 s s s +6.7 +31.9 18 1.07m sentencing Reese until turned to Allen’s relatives she could for his Home Depot HD 140.63 8 292.95 261.62 +3.28 +1.3 s t t -1.5 +10.1 26 6.60f April 20. sitting behind her court to defense. Rose Feller, Reese’s at- apologize. Reider told Howard on Intel Corp INTC 43.61 9 65.11 62.88 +2.10 +3.5 s s s +26.2 +3.4 12 1.39f torney, told Howard the “Pam meant the world Monday he was satisfied IBM IBM 90.56 7 136.10 120.74 +1.81 +1.5 s s t -4.1 -9.0 12 6.52 postponement gives Reese to me, and I know she with Bauman’s LKQ Corporation LKQ 13.31 0 40.21 40.33 +.94 +2.4 s s s +14.4 +26.3 23 ... time to set up arrange- meant the world to you,” representation. Lowes Cos LOW 60.00 9 180.67 161.94 +2.19 +1.4 s t s +0.9 +35.7 36 2.20 ments for her family. she said. “I just miss her I Prosecutors dropped Lumen Technologies LUMN 8.16 6 16.60 12.51 +.22 +1.8 s s s +28.3 +4.7 1.00 Assistant State Attorney dearly; I’m just sorry this their case Monday against McDonalds Corp MCD 124.23 8 231.91 208.25 +2.11 +1.0 s s t -2.9 +1.8 32 5.16f Rob Lewis said the contin- accident happened. … Ricardo Ray Blehm, aban- She’ll always be with me.” doning the West Palm Microsoft Corp MSFT 132.52 0 246.13 236.94 +4.56 +2.0 s t s +6.5 +37.5 38 2.24 uance will also allow for Kaitlin Jean Carroll-Cruz I After he tried at his Beach 44-year-old’s Motorola Solutions MSI 120.77 0 184.88 182.45 +6.97 +4.0 s s s +7.3 +2.8 41 2.84f and survivors of Pamela last hearing to have his at- charges of aggravated as- NextEra Energy NEE 43.70 8 87.69 75.91 +2.43 +3.3 s t t -1.6 +12.2 6 1.54f Jean Allen to prepare torney withdrawn from his sault, witness intimidation Piedmont Office RT PDM 11.26 5 23.52 17.27 +.21 +1.2 s s s +6.4 -20.6 6 0.84 their court statements. case, George James and battery. Regions Fncl RF 6.94 0 22.61 21.32 +.69 +3.3 s s s +32.3 +48.3 16 0.62 Lewis told Howard the Reider III agreed to serve Blehm’s attorney, James Smucker, JM SJM 91.88 6 131.69 112.06 +.06 +0.1 s t t -3.1 +10.1 14 3.60f punishment for Reese was five years in prison for “Rick” Dozier, told How- holding a local store clerk ard prosecutors had trou- Texas Instru TXN 93.09 0 181.80 177.67 +5.40 +3.1 s s s +8.2 +47.3 32 3.60 a downward departure from the guideline sen- against her will while he ble contacting the woman UniFirst Corp UNF 121.89 249.79 245.26 +2.97 +1.2 s s s +15.9 +25.6 28 1.00 0 tence. He also said he groped her. Blehm allegedly choked, Verizon Comm VZ 48.84 5 61.95 55.36 +.06 +0.1 s s t -5.8 +3.3 12 2.52 wouldn’t be prosecuting Accepting a negotiated struck and threatened to Vodafone Group VOD 11.46 9 18.87 17.44 +.26 +1.5 s t s +5.8 -0.9 0.97e Reese for an original offer for 60 months behind kill with a hammer in WalMart Strs WMT 102.00 6 153.66 131.37 +1.45 +1.1 s t t -8.9 +17.2 76 2.20f charge of DUI involving bars, Reider, an Inverness April at a Homosassa Walgreen Boots Alli WBA 33.36 7 55.49 47.85 -.08 -0.2 t t s +20.0 +5.5 1.87f manslaughter, per plea 39-year-old, pleaded no address.

Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last negotiations. contest to his charges of Contact Chronicle re- 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum Lewis said the plea offer attempted sexual battery porter Buster Thompson at of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in to Reese was OK’d by Flor- and false imprisonment. 352-564-2916, bthompson@ preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. ida Highway Patrol (FHP) Reider, who faced up to chronicleonline.com or visit officials, Carroll-Cruz and 20 years in prison, thanked tinyurl.com/yxn2ahso to see InterestInterestratesrates NET 1YR Allen’s family. Howard for ratifying his more of his stories. TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG AGO Stocks rallied on Wall Street, 3-month T-bill .05 .04 +0.01 1.29 pushing the S&P 500 to its big- 6-month T-bill .07 .05 +0.02 1. 14 gest gain in nine months. 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OPINIONCITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE LETTERS to the Editor EDITORIAL BOARD watch sports or TV without Vaccine scheduling OPINIONS INVITED Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher some political interjection was bungled I Viewpoints depicted in political today. Shame. Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member cartoons, columns or letters do A letter written by Mr. Wal- Now his politically bias col- Mac Harris citizen member not necessarily represent the ...... ters on Feb. 28 regarding opinion of the editorial board. umn is in your paper. Hope Rebecca Martin ...... citizen member scheduling a vaccine shot I Letters must be no longer than your subscribers enjoy it. Jeff Bryan ...... managing editor could have been written by 400 words, and writers will be Many of these readers are me. I also received an email limited to four letters per month. probably the same ones who Founded Brian LaPeter ...... assistant managing editor by Albert M. on Feb. 24 at 3:48 p.m. which I I SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, wanted our library to fund a Williamson Gwen Bittner ...... assistant managing editor, desk did not see until the next af- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., New York Times subscription, Crystal River, FL 34429; or “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” ternoon. When I followed the and when it didn’t go their way, prompts, my experience was email to letters@chronicle — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus online.com. declared censorship. They can exactly the same as Mr. Wal- subscribe to the Times anytime ters. What now? I don’t know they wanted, but felt they de- The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials if I am supposed to reregister Mullet Hole or near the visi- are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. served it for free. Let the tax- (which I heard will knock you tor center would drastically payers pay for it. effect traffic congestion and down to the bottom of the list) Guess it will never be like it pollution, with a change in or just sit patiently and hope used to be, regardless of what IMPACT FEE INCREASE boater’s choice of a ramp to get another notice. Also, I President Biden stated, both with either being so much have heard from friends that sides working together as one closer to the Gulf. There are they received phone calls America. from the DOH. The caller ID other choices that would have less of an impact on the Na- only read “Williston, FL.” As I John Powell ture Coast. receive many telemarketer Inverness Modest increase calls from all over, I had no way of knowing this call was Phil Cote from the DOH, so I did not an- Crystal River Commissioner swer and may have possibly unavailable blocked the call thinking it in impact fees Consideration or My District 3 representative was a bogus call. Why can’t on the county commission, the caller ID read DOH so common sense Ruthie Schlabach, has not re- you know who is calling? It is I received a call from the VA sponded to any of my mes- unbelievable to think that the to go to Tampa for my vaccina- sages in the month of makes sense handling of this vaccine tion shot. February. scheduling can be so bungled. I spent 22 1/2 years in the urrently, the county’s ad- county commissioners let I’m not sure if she is too Army for my country. While I busy with her fulltime secu- Copted impact fee policy the current structure intact Juanita Oxford was away, my wife had to take rity business and does not is at 50% of the full amounts or increase impact fees to Pine Ridge care of my children, run the have time for her 60,000-plus for two catego- capitalize on the house and take care of every- (constituents) part-time busi- ries: transporta- recent building thing without my help. Ramp location ness as a commissioner. tion and schools. THE ISSUE: surge? When I asked the VA if my We are not very well repre- A consultant County to mull Certainly, an a bad choice wife was able to join me to get sented in District 3. hired by county impact fee hike. increase is war- Having an objection to the my shot, they rejected her, say- Florida Department of Envi- ing she is not a vet. commissioners is ranted, but not to David Williams ronmental Protection consid- My wife for 53 years does not recommending a OUR OPINION: the extent the Pine Ridge series of changes consultant had ering allowing the city of count because she did not to the county’s Increase should proposed. A pan- Crystal River to install a boat serve in the military. Who had ramp and parking at the Mullet impact fee struc- fall within demic has been to cover my butt while I was Opinions should be proposed Hole in the Crystal River Pre- serving my country? based on facts ture which, if economically serve State Park, I attended structure. Why should I drive over 300 fully imple- devastating. It the open house on Thursday. I’m replying to a letter that mented at 100%, would hinder the miles to Tampa and back for a quoted Genesis, chapter 1, to Staying an hour and listening shot and she is not protected? could involve thousands of new construction surge at to city manager Frink answer prove we should not be eating We have no knowledge of dollars of additional costs this critical juncture be- questions, his comments meat. If the writer had only when we can get the vaccine or changed, due to an obvious un- read ahead to chapter 9, she for residents buying new tween economic sustain- when the government will happiness by most attending, would have learned that God homes. ment and economic trickle some to our area in Cit- Before it cast a deciding recovery. with him starting to say maybe gave Noah ”Everything that rus County. lives and moves will be food vote, the board made the de- The full proposal is too a better solution would be to We should be able to get this for you just as I gave the cision to table the issue until high. There should be an in- have the ramp near the park’s visitor center at the end of in our location without having plants” 9:8 & 9, I now give you March 23, saying the public crease, but we cannot pull Sailboat Avenue. Another terri- to travel the state of Florida everything referring to ani- did not have enough oppor- the plug on the economy in ble choice, as with the Mullet without directions on where to mals and fish. tunity for input. the middle of the pandemic Hole option. go and be there for a two-hour One can choose to be vegan, County Commission Chair- by adopting these at the The purpose of the Crystal window to get protected. but using the Bible to push man Scott Carnahan called 100% level recommended. River Preserve State Park is that as right for all isn’t valid. Tuesday’s discussion on pro- Modest, but reasonable in- to preserve the Nature Coast, William Vigliante You have to read more than posed impact fee increases creases are necessary, be- the lifeblood of Citrus County Homosassa one verse to come to a conclu- “an embarrassment” due to cause new buildings and the city of Crystal River sion. Half-truths are not a less-than-professional pre- — whether residential or for the benefit of all, individ- Column now truth, only opinions, and we sentation from a consultant commercial — do have an im- uals and businesses. Amus- too political all have a right to our opin- hired by the board for pact on the county, from ingly, Frink commented there ions. But as we should have Carl Hiaasen used to write a recently learned, they should $98,000 and far too many un- schools, to roads and services, would be little traffic change on approaching roadways lot of funny books. They were be fact-based. So go ahead answered questions. such as law enforcement, fire since so few now use the my favorite books to read. I and have a steak. God will not Commissioners told staff and EMS. If impact fees are ramp being closed. If that’s read them all until he started condemn you for that since they want a new proposed not levied at a reasonable the case, the ramp’s closing inserting his political beliefs in it’s his gift to mankind. impact fee ordinance pre- level, existing home owners shouldn’t have an adverse ef- them. pared that answers their own and businesses end up paying fect on other existing ramps. I read fiction for entertain- Gloria Schultz concerns and that of the higher property taxes to cover A new ramp at either the ment. Hard to read anything, Lecanto public. the cost of the new growth. Commissioners can set the Go slow. Increase them, VACCINE percentage at anything be- but phase the impact fees in Hot Corner: tween 0% and 100%. Should as we grow stronger. I To the person in today’s than county residents that my first vaccine at the park in Sound Off — that would be should be getting it? Now they Beverly Hills and everything Feb. 26 (Page A11, call No. 7 in want to start with police offi- went so smoothly. They took me Deputies don’t saying that’s a nice thought, “Hot Corner: Vaccine”): Tell him cers and this when you haven’t right on time for my appoint- use blinkers but it doesn’t really work be- not to worry so much about get- even vaccinated what we have ment and it was painless. cause the trash throwers, they ting that second shot. My hus- here in seniors yet. ... Some- I I’m calling regarding the Mr. Mulligan’s Sunday article just do it over and over again. band and I had it and my brother body is not giving us the distri- vaccination situation here in on blinkers was very appropri- If we all did our part, then and his wife had it. We’re all fine. bution that we need for here Citrus County. So here I am, ate (the Feb. 21, 2021, front- there wouldn’t be any trash on Had a little funk for one day, but and it’s not controlled right by ready, willing and able to get page Commentary Section C the road for us to have to pick other than that, just schedule our county commissioners and the vaccine. I qualify in every “Out the Window” column ti- up. yourself to have little if anything health department, not when regard but one: I need to live in tled, “Don’t blink; ‘the times No face masks to do and you’ll just be fine. this is the seventh time I’ve a ZIP code with bigger houses they are a changin’”). We only I In response to the vac- been trying to get into Publix. in a neighborhood with big do- wish that the Citrus County required cine’s second shot, I just Every time they announce it, nors to the governor. The gover- sheriff’s deputies would read Saturday evening, we finally wanted to give some informa- I’m in there and it’s booked, nor says we are all better off the article because they never ventured out for dinner. We went tion. Here it is, Friday morning, booked, booked. I think their without a detailed vaccination use them. to a local restaurant and when I and I’m up doing my normal numbers are wrong. Somebody plan. What a joke. He has a Trash throwers will walked up to the door, the sign chores. I received my second better step up to the page and plan; it just doesn’t include us. said, “No face masks required.” shot late Tuesday afternoon and tell us where these vaccines are I I called yesterday about a just do it again I knew that was a bad omen. on Wednesday, I had a some- going. Hope everybody has bet- problem getting a COVID shot. I’m calling in reference to a Then I walked inside and the what sore arm, slight headache ter luck than I do. Well, today I called Citrus Memo- Sound Off, “Do your customers were seated and body aches — nothing se- I The phone number in the rial and they informed me that part, pick up some OUND like bugs on a rug and vere. I did, however, make sure paper works. Our county health they’re not doing the shot no trash” (Page A11, S the wait staff wasn’t — on the advice of a health department did an excellent job more, so they couldn’t help me. Wednesday, Feb. 24, OFF wearing any face worker — to drink Powerade, or yesterday at Beverly Hills giving They told me to call the health 2021). The person is masks. It appears as something similar, several days the COVID shots. They were so department, so I called the Cit- saying, you know, though the owner is ahead of time so that I would organized, it impressed me. rus County Health Department. about how many peo- more concerned about not be dehydrated, because I’m You’re doing a great job when I’m allergic to a dye and I told ple have stopped their his own pocketbook not a water drinker. I just you give the vaccine. I was so them what it was and then he car and picked up than the health of his wanted to say that, all in all, happy to be called after losing told me he couldn’t help me, trash and that we CALL customers. from start to finish, all went my husband to COVID. Thank that I needed to get it done at a should all work to- Someone stole well and good luck and stay you, health department. Sin- hospital or in a doctor’s office. gether. Well, with all 563-0579 healthy everyone. God bless. cerely, Wanda Clay. So I called my doctor and they’re due respect, my hus- my eyeglasses I This is Friday, Feb. 26, and I ... Central Ridge Commu- not doing it right now. So I called band and I have lived here for I am sounding off because I just got offline from trying to nity Park, we got our shots Shands because he said I can 12 years and I cannot tell you that’s what you want everybody book another (vaccination ap- there and just like everyone else get it in Gainesville, in Tampa the amount of trash that we to do. What do you do when pointment) with Publix — all is reporting, everything went and in Orlando. I live in Citrus have picked up through those somebody breaks into your gone. I went to the Walmart site perfectly smooth. Nice people, County, but, you know, if I have years cleaning whole roads — house and steals your two pair and Winn-Dixie’s and their sites felt so comfortable and I do ap- to, I have to. So I did — in I’m serious — and then within of eyeglasses that you spent are completely booked. What’s preciate them so much. Thank Gainesville — like he told me, that same day or the next day, over $600 for and they won’t going on here in Circus County? you. and they’re not doing it right now people have thrown trash all give them back? Anyway, I’m ... Are all these other people I Kudos to the Citrus County and to call them back in two over it again. So I’m just just sounding off. coming to our county other Health Department. I just got months. ...

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NATIONCITRUS & COUNTY CWHRONICLE ORLD Nation/World BRIEFS States easing rules Bangladesh

Associated Press Bangladeshi students clash with police during a protest in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Monday, March 1. About 300 student activists rallied in Bangladesh’s capital on Monday to denounce the death in prison of Mushtaq Ahmed, a writer and commentator who was arrested last year on charges of violating a sweeping digital security law that critics say chokes freedom of expression.

Stocks rally on human reviewers to assess whether tweets violate its Wall Street, S&P policy against COVID vac- 500 has best day cine misinformation. Eventu- ANTHONY VAZQUEZ/Chicago Sun-Times since June ally, the work will be done by Students play outside at Hawthorne Scholastic Academy in Chicago, Monday, March 1. a combination of humans Wall Street kicked off and automation, it said. March with a broad rally Twitter had already But experts warn loosening rules could prolong outbreak Monday that sent the Dow banned some COVID- Jones Industrial Average HEATHER related misinformation in De- begin debate as early as Wednesday. more than 600 points higher HOLLINGSWORTH Minimum wage hike cember, including falsehoods Congressional leaders want to send and gave the S&P 500 its AND TAMMY about how the virus spreads, all but dead in big President Joe Biden the legislation com- best day in nine months. WEBBER whether masks are effective COVID relief bill bating the pandemic and bolstering the The S&P 500 climbed and the risk of infection and Associated Press 2.4%, clawing back nearly all WASHINGTON — Democrats’ hopes economy by March 14, the date emer- death. gency jobless benefits that lawmakers of its losses from last week. MISSION, Kan. — With of including a minimum wage increase in “Through the use of the approved in December expire. More than 90% of the stocks the U.S. vaccination their $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill strike system, we hope to The overall relief bill is Biden’s biggest in the benchmark index rose, drive picking up speed seemed all but dead Monday as the educate people on why cer- and a third formula on early legislative priority. It looms as an with technology, financial Senate prepared to debate its own ver- tain content breaks our rules the way, states eager to initial test of his ability to unite Demo- and industrial companies sion of the House-passed aid package. so they have the opportunity reopen for business are crats in the Senate — where the party powering a big share of the to further consider their be- easing coronavirus re- Four days after the chamber’s parlia- has no votes to spare — and risks last- S&P 500’s gains. Small com- mentarian said Senate rules forbid inclu- havior and their impact on strictions despite warn- ing damage to his influence should he pany stocks also had a the public conversation,” sion of a straight-out minimum wage ings from health experts fail. Republicans are strongly against the strong showing as they con- Twitter said in a blog post that the outbreak is far increase in the relief measure, Demo- legislation and could well oppose it tinue to outpace the broader Monday. from over and that mov- crats seemed to have exhausted their unanimously, as House GOP lawmakers market this year. ing too quickly could pro- most realistic options for quickly salvag- did when that chamber approved the bill The wave of buying came US probing long the misery. ing the pay hike. In one decision, they early Saturday. as investors welcomed a engine fires in Massachusetts on abandoned a potential amendment move lower in long-term in- Monday made it much The measure would provide $1,400 nearly 1.9M threatening tax increases on big compa- payments to individuals plus hundreds of terest rates as U.S. bond easier to grab dinner yields declined after surging and a show. In Missouri, nies that don’t boost workers’ pay to cer- billions of dollars for schools and col- Toyota RAV4 SUVs in recent weeks. The yield where individual com- tain levels. leges, COVID-19 vaccines and testing, DETROIT — The U.S. munities get to make “At this moment, we may not have a mass transit systems, renters and small on the 10-year Treasury fell government is investigating the rules, the two big- path but I hope we can find one” for businesses. It also has money for child to 1.43% after reaching its complaints of engine com- gest metropolitan areas pushing the federal pay floor to $15 an care, tax breaks for families with children highest level in more than a partment fires in nearly — St. Louis and Kansas hour, said No. 2 Senate Democratic and assistance for states willing to ex- year last week. 1.9 million Toyota RAV4 City — are relaxing leader Richard Durbin of Illinois. pand Medicaid coverage for low-income Higher interest rates can small SUVs. some measures. Iowa’s Senate Democrats hope to unveil their residents. slow the economy and dis- The National Highway governor recently lifted courage borrowing, so Wall version of the broad relief package and — From wire reports Traffic Safety Administration mask requirements and Street gets jittery when began investigating after get- limits on the number of nation’s adults — or over should help the nation that we have there’s a big surge in rates. ting 11 fire complaints involv- people allowed in bars amass enough doses by recommended.” The S&P 500 rose 90.67 50 million people — have ing the 2013 through 2018 and restaurants, while received at least one midsummer to vacci- “I remain deeply con- points to 3,901.82, it’s big- model years. the town of Lawrence, dose of vaccine, and 10% nate all adults. The cerned about a poten- gest single-day gain since The RAV4 is the top- home to the University have been fully inocu- White House is encour- tial shift in the June 5. The Dow gained selling vehicle in the U.S. of Kansas, now lets es- lated 2 1/2 months into aging Americans to take trajectory of the pan- 603.14 points, or about 2%, that isn’t a pickup truck. tablishments stay open the campaign to snuff out the first dose available demic,” she said. “We to 31,535.51. The tech- until midnight. In documents posted the virus, according to to them, regardless of stand to completely lose heavy Nasdaq composite Mike Lee, who owns Monday, the agency says the Centers for Disease manufacturer. the hard-earned ground climbed 396.48 points, or Trezo Mare Restaurant Control and Prevention. But the efforts come that we have gained.” fires start on the left side of 3%, to 13,588.83. & Lounge in Kansas Johnson & Johnson with strong warnings Cases and hospital- the engine compartment. A City, said he hopes in- shipped out nearly from health officials izations have plunged Georgia House terminal on the 12-volt bat- creased vaccine access, 4 million doses of its against reopening too since the end of Janu- passes GOP bill tery may short to the frame, combined with warmer newly authorized, one- quickly, as worrisome ary, and deaths have causing loss of electrical weather, will improve shot COVID-19 vaccine coronavirus variants also dropped sharply, tightening power, engine stalling or a business. Sunday night to be de- spread. but they are still run- elections laws fire. “I think that people livered to states for use On Monday, the head ning at dangerously Most of the fires hap- are excited to put this of the CDC, Dr. Rochelle high levels and have ATLANTA — Republican starting on Tuesday. The pened while the vehicles are past them and be able to company will deliver Walensky, urgently even risen slightly over lawmakers in Georgia mus- start to get back to their about 16 million more warned state officials the past several days. cled legislation through the being driven, but four owners ways of doing things,” doses by the end of and ordinary Americans “We cannot be re- state House on Monday that complained that fire broke Lee said. March and a total of not to let down their signed to 70,000 cases a would roll back voting ac- out with the engine off. The push to reopen 100 million by the end of guard, saying she is “re- day and 2,000 daily cess, over the objection of Toronto comes as COVID-19 vac- June. ally worried about re- deaths,” Walensky said. Democrats and civil rights cine shipments to the That adds to the supports that more states are Overall, the outbreak groups gathered at the Capi- vaccinates police states are ramping up. ply being distributed by rolling back the exact has killed more than a tol to protest. officers before Nearly 20% of the Pfizer and Moderna and public health measures half-million Americans. The bill comes after re- those 80 or above cord turnout led to Demo- cratic wins in Georgia’s TORONTO — Canada’s presidential election and two largest city has started vacci- U.S. Senate runoffs. nating police officers ahead House Bill 531 passed the of people 80 years of age Cuomo accuser blasts apology lower legislative chamber by and older. a vote of 97-72. It now goes A Toronto police spokes- to the state Senate for more person said Monday police Embattled NY governor claimed behavior was misconstrued debate. constables and sergeants who respond to emergency MICHAEL R. SISAK AND significant backlash to allow for a “This is not a responsibility we The far-reaching bill would require a photo ID for absen- calls where medical assis- MARINA VILLENEUVE truly independent investigation,” take lightly as allegations of sexual tance may be required have she added. “These are not the ac- harassment should always be taken tee voting, limit the amount Associated Press been moved to the current tions of someone who simply feels seriously,” James said in a of time voters have to re- NEW YORK — A former aide ac- misunderstood; they are the actions statement. quest an absentee ballot, re- phase by Ontario’s provincial cusing New York Gov. Andrew of an individual who wields his Cuomo has maintained he had strict where ballot drop government. Cuomo of sexual harassment con- power to avoid justice.” never inappropriately boxes could be located and A police spokesperson demned him Monday as a manipula- Bennett’s statement came touched or propositioned when they could be ac- said 2,250 of Toronto’s tive predator, rejecting an attempted as New York’s inde- anyone. cessed and limit early voting nearly 5,000 officers are apology in which he excused his be- pendently elected attorney Ross Garber, a lawyer who hours on weekends, among eligible. havior as “playful.” general said she was mov- has represented former gov- many other changes. Stephen Warner, a Charlotte Bennett, who alleges ing ahead with an investiga- ernors Mark Sanford of spokesman for Ontario’s So- Cuomo quizzed her about her sex tion into sexual harassment South Carolina and John Twitter cracks licitor General, said phase life and asked whether she would be allegations that Bennett and Rowland of Connecticut, down on COVID one of the province’s vacci- open to a relationship with an older another woman, former said Cuomo is “essentially nation roll-out has always in- man, said in a statement that the aide Lindsey Boylan, have Andrew handing his reputation to an vaccine Cuomo cluded front-line personnel governor has “refused to acknowl- lodged against Cuomo. outsider and saying, ‘Have at misinformation who provide direct health Attorney General Letitia James re- it. Go find whatever you want and edge or take responsibility for his SAN FRANCISCO — Twit- care services where there is predatory behavior.” ceived a letter Monday from Cuomo’s publish a report to the public about “As we know, abusers — particu- office authorizing her to take charge whatever it is you’ve concluded that ter says it has begun labeling an increased risk of expo- larly those with tremendous of the probe after a weekend of wran- I’ve done or not done.’” tweets that include misleading sure to COVID-19. amounts of power — are often re- gling over who should investigate. Cuomo’s support has plummeted information about COVID-19 “Last week, clarity was peat offenders who engage in ma- The letter enables James, also a amid dual crises, even among fellow vaccines and using a “strike provided that certain front- nipulative tactics to diminish Democrat, to deputize an outside Democrats. The harassment allega- system” to eventually remove line police officers, similar to allegations, blame victims, deny law firm to conduct an inquiry with tions come on the heels of accusa- accounts that repeatedly vio- certain front-line firefighters, wrongdoing and escape conse- full subpoena power. The findings tions he covered up the true death late its rules. fit into this category,” Warner quences,” wrote Bennett. will be disclosed in a public report, toll of coronavirus on nursing home The company said Mon- said. “It took (Cuomo) 24 hours and the letter said. residents. day that it has started using — From wire reports A10 TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2021 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SENIOR CARE DIRECTORY Call 563-5592 for information about our Senior Care Directory

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Fur- as knowing the most about Trustworthy sources of haling polluted city air cer, but at the same time to Although pollution does thermore, the younger cancer were more likely to cancer information in- every day, or ignore or mini- contribute to lung cancer, people are when they start have some inaccurate clude not-for-profit organi- smoking a pack mize the cancer as well as other problems smoking, the more likely beliefs. zations like the American of cigarettes a risk posed by like asthma, bronchitis and they are to smoke as For instance, people Cancer Society and federal day? other factors heart disease, smoking adults, raising their risk for who rated themselves as agencies like the National According to that really do blows it out of the water by lung cancer and other “very informed” about can- Cancer Institute and the a telephone have an impact. a long shot. Smoking is re- cancers. cer were more likely than U.S. Centers for Disease survey taken by The findings, sponsible for about 87% of Likewise, young people those who were “somewhat Control and Prevention. American Can- published in lung cancer deaths. tend to be less concerned informed” to believe that Finally, be very skeptical cer Society re- the ACS journal Quitting smoking, or about sun exposure even underwire bras cause of any cancer information searchers, most Cancer, are never starting in the first though getting sunburned breast cancer, a largely dis- that is forwarded to you in of us either based on a sur- place, is the most import- is known to raise the risk of credited theory based on email or that arrives unso- think pollution Dr. C. Joseph vey of nearly ant thing you can do to developing skin cancer extremely weak evidence. licited. Another red flag: is more likely to Bennett 1,000 U.S. lower your risk of lung later in life. Young people Similarly, the “very in- emails that mention a com- cause lung can- NAVIGATING adults who had cancer. Yet more than 15% may also engage in risky formed” respondents were mercial product, particu- cer than smok- CANCER never had can- of those surveyed did not sex behaviors that boost more likely to believe that larly if they contain claims ing, or don’t cer. Partici- believe that long-time their chances of catching smokers cannot reduce that their product is better know which is pants were smokers can reduce their or spreading HPV (human their risk of cancer by somehow than the worse. Unfortunately, ei- asked to respond to 12 cancer risk by quitting, papillomavirus), the virus quitting. competition. ther answer is completely statements about cancer and another 6% weren’t responsible for most cases The take-home message: at odds with decades of sci- with true, not true, or don’t sure. of cervical cancer. Make sure you can trust Dr. C. Joseph Bennett Jr. entific evidence that ciga- know. Discovery Health Another statement that Certain groups of people your sources of cancer is a board-certified radia- rette smoking is the Channel and Prevention raised a red flag with re- were more likely than oth- information. tion oncologist. If you have number one cause of lung magazine helped design searchers: What someone ers to hold misconceptions There are a substantial any suggestions for topics, cancer by far. the survey. There are does as a young adult has about cancer risk factors, number of people who are or have any questions, con- And that’s just one of the clearly some gaps in the little effect on their chance those who were male, very concerned about can- tact him at 522 N. Lecanto things we are confused public’s understanding of of getting cancer later in older, non-white, less edu- cer but are not paying at- Highway, Lecanto, FL about when it comes to cancer risk factors. The im- life. cated and of lower income. tention to the right issues. 34461, or email cjbennett@ cancer risk factors, the re- portant thing is for people Nearly 25% said that was In one curious finding, And they are not getting rboi.com. searchers say. to know which things really true, and another 7% Many people hold mis- make a difference for weren’t sure. In reality, taken beliefs about what cancer. many things people do in will and won’t cause can- The issue of smoking, their youth can have a pro- cer, the survey results sug- pollution, and lung cancer found impact on their fu- gest. One common scenario is one example. Nearly ture cancer risk. is for people to give a lot of 40% of people in the survey For instance, young peo- weight to unproven said pollution is a greater ple may start smoking,

Handling hallucinations Call us to make an appointment! allucinations can be one of the think there are Russians in the house!” most difficult challenges a care She responded, “Are they wearing 352-436-4328 H partner for an individual living their uniforms?” Her husband leaned with dementia can face. forward from the couch to get A hallucination is a sen- a better view, and said, “No, I sory experience that appears don’t think so. What do you real, but is fully created by think they want?” the mind. His wife responded, It is not the same as a delu- “Maybe they just want to eat sion, which is a misinterpre- some apples, then they will tation of fact. For a leave.” Her husband said, hallucination, there is no fac- “Oh, OK,” and sat back to eat tual basis. And it is not only his apple and watch the visual; it can also be heard Debbie Selsavage television. and smelled by the person COPING Not another word was ut- experiencing the tered about the Russians! hallucination. WITH I thought this was abso- The occurrence of halluci- DEMENTIA lutely brilliant. Notice that nations can be a useful tool the care partner did not chal- for properly identifying different forms lenge the hallucination. She stepped of dementia. For example, hallucina- fully into it and asked a factual tions appear much more frequently in question. Lewy Body Dementia than in Alzhei- This validated her husband’s reality mer’s, and some of the psychotropic and began a conversation. When he meds prescribed for Alzheimer’s dis- wondered why the Russians were there, ease can make Lewy Body hallucina- his wife brought the discussion right tions worse. back to their reality ... apples! So, the presence of hallucinations is a This connected the Russians’ inten- good indication that you should see a tions to something “normal” and totally psychologist or neurologist who has ex- non-threatening. End of discussion! perience in this field. What do you think might have hap- But diagnosis and medication aside, pened had she said in a scolding voice, what do we do when hallucinations “Oh, stop it, there are no Russians arise? These moments can be frighten- here!” The reaction likely would have ing for a care partner because they been an angry and protracted battle of know they are dealing with a total fabri- realities that could have ruined the cation of the mind. evening. There are two rules of care that apply. Granted, this is not easy. One must The first is the principle of Validation have experience and be quick-witted, Therapy that teaches us that we should but when done skillfully, a validating re- never deny, discount, or ridicule our sponse can lower the anxiety and fear of loved one’s reality. the person with dementia, and possibly The second is to try to step fully into even eliminate the concern in his mind that reality and ask the kind of that created the hallucination. non-judgmental questions that let your We are talking about “normalizing” a loved one describe what they are hallucination, and that in itself is chal- experiencing. lenging idea, but it can be done. Remember that their reality is as valid to them as yours is to you! Debbie Selsavage is a certified trainer None of this is easy, but let me share a and consultant in the Positive Approach true story told by a member of one of my to Care, and a certified dementia practi- care partner support groups. tioner. Her company, Coping with De- One evening, she was sitting on the mentia LLC, is dedicated to making life couch with her husband with dementia, better for individuals living with demen- eating apples and watching television. tia. Contact her at [email protected] to Out of the blue, her husband said, “I learn about free support groups online. 000ZRVM n Chronicle readers are welcome to send news tips, community photos to [email protected]. HEARING AID COMPARISON STUDY Doctors seek participants for FREE Loan of National Brand Aids Free candidate screening in Dunnellon, Inverness and Dr. Lauren Benoit Crystal River until March 31 Audiologist No purchase necessary. Call 352-795-5700

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Dr. Denis Grillo EAR, NOSE & THROAT Dysphasia in the aged ifficulty swallowing is a common com- Dplaint. It can be mild to life-threatening. Not every aging patient has difficulty swallowing; however, as we age, we are more likely to acquire illnesses and injuries, and clearly difficulty swallowing is more of a problem amongst the elderly. There are three phases to swallowing: oral, pharyn- geal (throat) and esophageal. The three muscular phases of swallowing start with the tongue pushing the food to the back of the throat and throat constrict- ing and pushing the food Special to the Chronicle into the esophagus and Some of the members of the Mended Heart volunteers who visit heart patients at Citrus Memorial, sharing their own experiences eventually into the stomach. with heart disease. This is an oversimplifica- tion of a very sophisticated and well-coordinated Mended Hearts celebrates 10 years of helping folks heal in Citrus County mechanism. When it goes well, it’s CLAIRE PHILLIPS and numerous items to” Little flawless and we have no LAXTON Mended Hearts (to a contact problems. It is estimated For the Chronicle in St. Petersburg) where chil- that over 20% of individuals dren were having heart sur- over 50 years of age can ebruary was heart geries, King said. have swallowing problems month. Heart dis- CMH provides classes for at some point in time and ease is the No. 1 our volunteers and the visi- nearly all individuals who cause of death and tors chairperson also has cer- reach 85 years of age will F spiritually,” he said. surgeon Dwight Harken who tification classes they attend, has no age limits. experience some degree of Although today there are Marylou Magrino, a regis- asked four of his post-surgery King mentioned. difficulty swallowing. some new less-invasive proce- tered nurse and member of patients to help give reassur- Today, members give lots of Causes can be inflamma- dures for heart-related disor- Mended Hearts said, “I previ- ance to those needing heart new toys at Christmas to the tory and infectious, struc- ders such as those offered at ously worked at Monroe Re- surgery. Family Resource Center in tural, neurologic as well as Citrus Memorial Hospital in gional Hospital in Ocala with Now there are 60,000 na- Inverness. They have fund- mechanical and motility Inverness, heart issues are Dr. Couch and Dr. Kim with tional members in the U.S. raisers during the year and problems of the muscles of still prevalent. the Carmichael group.” with 260 chapters. It’s a na- participate in various health the throat and esophagus. Citrus Memorial is one of the She’s also a heart patient tional organization that offers fairs. Even structural problems of highly ranked Heart and Tho- who had three ablations and training, educational materi- Local officers are: Gail the cervical spine, that is racic hospitals in the United recently received five stents als, support to all chapters Granger, president; Ed Dero- adjacent to the throat and States. The hospital was and then got COVID. Her and a monthly heartbeat chea, vice president; Anna esophagus, can be a factor. awarded top ranking of tho- COVID was milder, but had a magazine. Rybicki, secretary; Mary Der- Impairment of health racic surgeons on Oct. 9, 2020, cough along with aches and CMH Mended Hearts was ochea, treasurer; Marylou such as stroke, dementia and on June 24, 2020, they re- pains in her shoulder and formed 10 years ago and Magrino, R.N. and speaker; and Parkinson’s disease can ceived a Five-Star Recipient elbow. started by a formation meeting Anna Rybicki, hospitality; lead to swallowing award for Bypass Surgery. “Until recently, I chaired by Sharon Dunn Stewart. Mil- and Pattie Schott, visitor impairment. Dr. Peter Kim, cardiotho- the certifications for mem- lie King was the first president chairman. Common problems in- racic specialist, said CMH’s bers to visit patients, she said. and was instrumental in get- “It is the largest cardiovas- clude choking with meals, Heart Center is almost 17 During COVID, we contact ting the organization chartered cular peer-to-peer support alternative voice quality, years old. them by email or phone,” she along with others in 2010. network in the world,” said coughing and food going Kim is a big proponent of added. “I had a heart attack six Granger. “Our regional direc- into the lung that could the “Mended Hearts,” a na- “Mended Hearts is my pas- months after I retired,” King tor is Mike Weber of cause a pneumonia. Long- tionally peer-to-peer organi- sion, said Magrino and Dr. said, and saw an article in the Orlando.” term unintentional effects zation of heart patients who Kim has been very instru- Chronicle about Mended Mended Hearts is in seven include poor nutritional in- offer encouragement and in- mental in Mended Hearts.” Hearts, she said. states and Puerto Rico, with take and weight loss. If one spiration to those in the hos- They meet monthly on the At this meeting, she 46 chapters. has no teeth, few teeth or pital before they have their second Friday at 10 a.m. now learned, “I could and I did.” “Dr. Peter Kim has been ill-fitting dentures, that can surgery by sharing their own by Zoom during this pan- Later she was asked to take our medical sponsor of the be a factor as well. experience with those pa- demic with interesting over the president’s position, Mended Hearts chapter since Dryness from lack of hy- tients, their families and health-related speakers. as the president’s plate was its inception and he contin- dration and drinking ade- caregivers. When the pandemic is over, full. ues to mentor our group with quate water and side effects “Mended Hearts is needed they will go back to meeting After taking it over, with the his ideas and prayers,” of medications also can add in this county, especially for at the historic Citrus School help of others, Dr. Kim and Granger said. to the problem. Common people without a spouse or House in the Gulf room. the hospital as sponsors, the To follow these meetings on esophageal and gastrointes- family, and it helps them Mended Hearts began in organization got its charter. Zoom, contact Granger at tinal conditions such as holistically, mentally and 1951 by a pioneer cardiac “For years we gave money 352- 795-7742. acid reflux and hiatal her- nia and narrowing of the esophagus are also contrib- uting factors. This type of problem can impact quality of life tremendously. As we get older, meals are YMCA 2021 Recovery Series kicks off an important event each and every day that some- he Y is committed to im- which has exacerbated alarm- presenters involved will include director, Community Food Bank. times allows us to socialize proving America’s health ing rates of chronic disease and Citrus Memorial Hospital, the Join the discussion of how our with friends and family. T and well-being, commu- obesity, families wrestling with United Way of Citrus County, Cit- resources make a connection to That activity being inter- nity by community. work/life balance and individu- rus County Health Department, those in need; learn who part- fered with can create social For nearly als searching Community Food Bank, Citrus ners are and how you can help isolation, increased stress 160 years, the for personal County Blessings, Nature Coast our neighbors in need. and lead to depression. YMCA has in- fulfillment. Physical Therapy, Career Source, I CARES Act COVID Relief Health care providers cluded an Beginning CASA, Vitas Healthcare and Assistance at 10 a.m. Tuesday, can provide information, di- equilateral tri- in March, the other local medical professionals March 23, with theUnited Way agnosis and treatment op- angle in its YMCA will and service organizations. of Citrus County. tions. Your team of logo as a sym- host a series of Participants will learn and re- If you have been financially caregivers can include bol of wellness presenters as ceive assistance on many topics impacted due to COVID, join friends and family, nurses in spirit, mind part of the during the Series including the this presentation to learn more and dietitians, speech and and body — 2021 Recovery importance of physical activity, about qualifications and apply- swallowing specialists, as the pursuit of Series, who mental wellness, coping with ing for assistance from the well as your primary care which has long will share in- difficult situations, stress man- United Way. and ENT doctor. been one of formation and agement, dealing with feelings The YMCA Recovery Series Sometimes a patient can’t the organization’s sought-after resources available in our com- of isolation, loneliness and fear, presentations will be open to communicate their prob- outcomes. munity to help people who have skill-building for reentering the the public and pre-registration lems very well, so inter- We bring families closer to- experienced challenges associ- workforce and resources avail- is highly recommended. ested parties who want to gether, encourage good health ated with the pandemic. able in our community that pro- To learn more about upcoming help can be of a great value and foster connections through The goal of the series is to vide assistance for struggling events, like the YMCA on Face- as this condition call dys- fitness, sports, fun and shared help people learn ways to im- families and individuals. book and check out the postings phasia can threaten the pa- interests. As a result, people in prove their situation and Presentations covering differ- on the events page or contact the tient’s well being. our community receive the sup- well-being and offer a forum, for ent topics will be held through- YMCA at 352-500-9622. port, guidance and resources organizations that provide re- out each month. Denis W. Grillo, D.O., they need to achieve greater sources, to be leveraged within The series will kick off with If you are the representative of FOCOO, is an ear, nose and physical health and mental the community. the following presentations: an organization and would like throat specialist in Crystal well-being. This will include a variety of I FEED352 Ending Hunger, to learn more about how to get River. Call him at 352-795- This is particularly important topics and support for mental Nourishing Hope at 2 p.m. involved, contact Joanna Castle, 0011 or visit Crystal as our nation struggles to climb and physical well-being and fi- Thursday, March 18, with Bar- YMCA District vice president at CommunityENT.com. out of the COVID-19 pandemic, nancial health. Some of the bara Sprague, executive [email protected].

n So you know: The information contained in the Health & Life section is not intended to cover all possible directions, precautions, warnings, drug interactions, allergic reactions or adverse effects and is not intended to replace consultation with a physician. The Number: I Scoreboard/B2 2 I Sports briefs/B2 I Lottery, TV/B2 Years in the contract I TV listings/B3 former Houston Texans I Comics/B4 star edge rusher J.J. Watt I Auto racing/B5 CITRUSPORTS COUNTY CHRONICLE signed with the Arizona I Hendrick Motorsports I Classifieds/B5 Cardinals on Monday. J.J. Watt S finds victory lane with Section B - TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2021 rare outside hire./B5 Mavs win shootout over Magic, 130-124 several minutes after aggravating a back Doncic scores 33 in injury that has bothered him all season. Dallas took advantage and pushed its lead to as much as 13 points in the period. Dallas road victory Fournier finished with 26 points, 18 of those in the first half. Terrence Ross Associated Press added 18 points for the Magic, while Mi- chael Carter-Williams had 18 points, eight ORLANDO — Luka Doncic had rebounds and six assists. 33 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists, Kristaps Porzingis played a nearly flaw- 76ers 130, Indiana 114 less second half and the Dallas Mavericks beat the Orlando Magic 130-124 on Mon- PHILADELPHIA — Shake Milton scored day night. 26 points, Furkan Korkmaz had 19 and the re- Jalen Brunson scored 17 of his 24 points serves sparked the Philadelphia 76ers to a in the second half as the Mavericks broke 130-114 win over the Indiana Pacers. open a close game. Dallas has won four of The Sixers followed one of their worst losses its last five and nine of 12. of the season to the struggling Cleveland Cav- Nikola Vucevic had 29 points, 15 re- aliers on Saturday with a smackdown of the bounds and eight assists for the Magic, mediocre Pacers. Joel Embiid had 24 points who dropped their fourth straight. and 13 rebounds, and Ben Simmons had Orlando briefly tied the game early in 18 points and six rebounds. Associated Press the third quarter on a 3-pointer by Evan Orlando guard Evan Fournier (10) goes past Dallas guard Josh Richardson for a shot Fournier, but the guard left the floor for See NBA/Page B2 during the first half Monday in Orlando. The Mavericks defeated the Magic 130-124. Michigan A sigh and a Cy leaps Baylor Into second behind Gonzaga in AP Top 25 DAVE SKRETTA AP sports writer

Michigan finally broke the stranglehold of Gonzaga and Baylor atop The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll on Monday, taking advantage of the Bears’ loss at Kansas to leap into the No. 2 spot behind the Bulldogs. Gonzaga continued to hold down the top spot in the Top 25, just as it has all season, receiving 59 of 63 first-place votes among national media members. But the Wolverines picked up the other four to climb into second while the Bears, whose unbeaten season was foiled by the Jayhawks on Saturday night, dropped back to third place. Illinois climbed one spot to fourth and Iowa gave the Big Ten three teams in the top five. “We look at it like there’s room for improvement,” said

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No. 11 Seminoles extends Hamilton’s contract through 2025 TALLAHASSEE — No. 11 Flor- ida State has extended coach Leonard Hamilton’s contract through the 2024-25 season. The school announced the ex- CURTIS COMPTON/Atlanta Journal-Constitution tension Monday, with the deal set to Atlanta’s Ronald Acuna, right, just beats the tag at home past Boston catcher Jett Bandy during the first inning of a spring training keep Hamilton on the FSU sideline baseball game Monday in Fort Myers. until he is 76 years old. It will pay about $562,500 for the remainder of this season and then about Indians’ Bieber tagged, Bauer sharp in Dodgers debut $2.3 million for each of the next four Associated Press Ryan McBroom homered, doubled home opener. seasons. and drove in three runs for Kansas City. Those figures are separate from Shane Bieber’s final start last season ANGELS 4, WHITE SOX 4 (5) numerous performance incentives was rough. His first one in 2021 wasn’t TWINS 6, RAYS 5 (6) Albert Pujols went 2 for 2 and drove in such as $150,000 for winning an At- too much better. Tampa Bay starter Tyler Glasnow two runs, Shohei Otani got two hits and lantic Coast Conference regular- The AL Cy Young winner gave up four gave up two runs on two hits and three scored twice and Mike Trout had a hit season or tournament title, runs and didn’t make it through his walks in 1 2/3 innings. and walk for Los Angeles. $275,000 for reaching a Final Four scheduled two innings on Monday as the Brent Rooker homered and drove in BRAVES 5, RED SOX 3 (7) and $500,00 for winning a national Cleveland Indians lost to the Kansas two runs for Minnesota. championship. City Royals 8-6 in Goodyear, Arizona. Atlanta rookie catcher William Con- Hamilton, 72, is the winningest But while he wasn’t thrilled with his DODGERS 10, ROCKIES 0 (6) treras, brother of Cubs two-time All-Star coach in program history in his outing, Bieber wasn’t disappointed ei- Trevor Bauer, pitching for the first catcher Willson Contreras, drove in 19-year run with FSU and a three- ther. He committed to throwing certain time since signing a $102 million, three- three runs and Ozzie Albies scored time ACC coach of the year. That pitches and working on areas he’d like year contract, debuted in Dodger blue twice. Boston newcomer Garrett Rich- to improve. with two scoreless innings. He gave up included last season, when the ards allowed two runs on three hits and Seminoles won the league “There’s some positives to take away one hit, struck out two, walked none and two walks in two innings. from today in learning how to shape the threw a wild pitch. Colorado starter regular-season title for the first time slider how I want to,” he said. “I started Dereck Rodriguez allowed two runs in ORIOLES 4, PHILLIES 4 (7) and were declared tournament champions after the league called to figure it out in the second inning. I two innings. DJ Stewart homered off Philadelphia just got to look at the positives. It’s Bauer won the NL Cy Young Award starter Aaron Nola. Well-traveled Matt off the remaining rounds amid the spring training. Go out there and get the with Cincinnati last year. Joyce homered in his first spring game COVID-19 pandemic. next one.” for the Phillies. FSU has also been to seven of Bieber led the majors in wins, ERA ASTROS 7, NATIONALS 6 the past 11 NCAA Tournaments, in- and strikeouts last year, completing a Ryan Zimmerman appeared in a YANKEES 5, TIGERS 4 (7) cluding a run to a regional final in rare triple crown during the pandemic game for the first time in almost exactly New York catcher Gary Sánchez hit a 2018 and the Sweet 16 a year later. while becoming Cleveland’s fifth Cy a year — he sat out the pandemic- long home run over the batter’s eye Florida State, which also won the Young winner since 2007. shortened 2020 regular season — and screen in center field. Yankees starter ACC Tournament in 2012, is atop The right-hander was dominant until hit one of Washington’s three consecu- Gerrit Cole gave up one run on three the league standings again entering the playoffs, when the New York Yan- tive homers off Houston righty Steve hits and a walk in one inning. Detroit the final week of the regular sea- kees tagged him for seven runs in Cishek in the third inning. Josh Harri- newcomer Wilson Ramos homered and son. The Seminoles next host Bos- 4 2/3 innings in Game 1 of the wild-card son and Yadiel Hernandez also went singled. ton College on Wednesday. round. The Indians were swept out of deep off Cishek as the Nationals built a — From wire reports the wild-card round the next day. 6-2 lead in their Grapefruit League See MLB/Page B2 B2 TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2021 SCOREBOARD CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE BASEBALL Florida LOTTERY SPORTS BRIEFS MLB Spring Training Monday’s Games Here are the winning numbers selected No. 21 Virginia ends skid, sports analyst on national television, died Houston 7, Washington 6 Sunday. He was 81. Minnesota 6, Tampa Bay 5 Monday in the Florida Lottery: beats Miami 62-51 From Hammond, Indiana, Cross Baltimore 4, Philadelphia 4 PICK 2 (early) PICK 5 (early) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Sam starred in football and track and field at Atlanta 5, Boston 3 2 - 0 0 - 5 - 0 - 9 - 4 N.Y. Yankees 5, Detroit 4 Hauser scored 18 points and No. 21 Vir- Northwestern. He was drafted in the sev- PICK 2 (late) Miami 2, N.Y. Mets 0 PICK 5 (late) ginia ended a three-game skid by hand- enth round by Philadelphia in 1961, was Pittsburgh 2, Toronto 2 0 - 9 0 - 5 - 6 - 6 - 3 ing Miami its sixth loss in a row, 62-51 on traded to the Los Angeles Rams in 1966 Kansas City 8, Cleveland 6 PICK 3 (early) Monday night. and returned to the Eagles in 1969 as a San Francisco 1, Texas 1 0 - 6 - 7 FANTASY 5 Trey Murphy III added 12 points for the L.A. Dodgers 10, Colorado 0 player coach for his final season. 17 - 27 - 28 - 29 - 34 Cavaliers (16-6, 12-4 Atlantic Coast Con- Oakland 13, Cincinnati 5 PICK 3 (late) Cross joined CBS in 1971, becoming Chicago Cubs 1, San Diego 0 CASH 4 LIFE ference), who took command with a 14-2 6 - 8 - 3 the first Black network sports show an- Chicago White Sox 4, L.A. Angels 4 1 - 7 - 45 - 50 - 3 run to end the first half. Miami closed chor. He left the network in 1994, and Milwaukee 7, Arizona 1 PICK 4 (early) CASH BALL within six points several times after half- later served as athletic director at Idaho Today’s Games 1 - 3 - 1 - 2 Detroit vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, 1:05 p.m. 2 time, but each time Virginia kept the Hur- State and Macalester College in Minne- Tampa Bay vs. Boston at Fort Myers, 1:05 p.m. PICK 4 (late) ricanes from getting closer. sota. In 2009, he received the Pro Foot- Minnesota vs. Atlanta at North Port, 1:05 p.m. 6 - 8 - 6 - 9 Kameron McGusty scored 14 points ball Hall of Fame’s Pete Rozelle N.Y. Yankees vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, 1:05 p.m. and Elijah Olaniyi had 12 for the Hurri- Radio-Television Award. St. Louis vs. Miami at Jupiter, 1:05 p.m. canes (7-16, 3-15), who were trying to Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, 1:07 p.m. Sunday’s winning numbers and payouts: Necas scores in OT, Houston vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, 1:10 p.m. make Jim Larranaga the 16th coach to Kansas City vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., Fantasy 5: 3 – 7 – 31 – 33 – 34 5-of-5 CB No winner win 100 ACC games in his career. Hurricanes beat Panthers 3:05 p.m. 5-of-5 3 $60,773.33 5-of-5 No winner Texas vs. Chicago White Sox at Glendale, Ariz., 4-of-5 296 $99 Hawks fire Pierce SUNRISE — Martin Necas scored 3:05 p.m. 3-of-5 8,085 $10 Players should verify winning following poor start 1:59 into overtime and the Carolina Hur- Cleveland vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Cash 4 Life: 2 – 16 – 23 – 48 – 60 numbers by calling 850-487-7777 ricanes beat the Florida Panthers 3-2 on Oakland vs. Milwaukee at Phoenix, 3:10 p.m. or at www.flalottery.com. Cash Ball: 4 ATLANTA — Atlanta Hawks coach Monday night. San Diego vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Lloyd Pierce was fired on Monday follow- L.A. Angels vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., Alex Nedeljkovic had a career-high 8:05 p.m. ing a disappointing start to a season of 44 saves. L.A. Dodgers vs. San Francisco at Scottsdale, On the AIRWAVES heightened expectations. Frank Vatrano and Eetu Loustarinen Ariz., 9:05 p.m. Hawks president Travis Schlenk an- scored in the third period to give Florida TODAY’S SPORTS nounced the move in a short statement the lead, and Chris Driedger finished with BASKETBALL SPRING TRAINING BASEBALL released by the team. 24 saves. The Panthers have lost three 1 p.m. (ESPN) Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox The Hawks are 14-20 and 11th in the of four. Men’s AP Top 25 4 p.m. (MLB) Houston Astros at New York Mets (Same-day Tape) Eastern Conference. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ p.m. (MLB) Los Angeles Angels at Cincinnati Reds Pierce, hired in 2018, was 63-120 (.344) Batherson nets 2 as Sens college basketball poll, with first-place votes in 11 p.m. (MLB) Los Angeles Dodgers at San Francisco Giants with the Hawks, missing the playoffs in parentheses, records through Feb. 28, total douse Flames 5-1 (Same-day Tape) each of his two completed seasons. points based on 25 points for a first-place vote OTTAWA, Ontario — Drake Batherson through one point for a 25th-place vote and 2 a.m. (MLB) Kansas City Royals at Chicago Cubs (Same- Cardinals agree to previous ranking day Tape) scored twice, giving him six straight Record Pts Prv COLLEGE BASKETBALL terms with JJ Watt games with a goal, and the Ottawa Sen- 1. Gonzaga (59) 24-0 1571 1 ators beat the Calgary Flames 5-1 on 2. Michigan (4) 18-1 1512 3 5 p.m. (ESPN) Baylor at West Virginia TEMPE, Ariz. — J.J. Watt has agreed Monday night. 3. Baylor 18-1 1450 2 6 p.m. (ACCN) Wake Forest at Pittsburgh to a two-year contract with the Arizona 4. Illinois 18-6 1350 5 Artem Anisimov and Thomas Chabot 6:30 p.m. (SEC) Arkansas at South Carolina Cardinals, showing that the franchise will 5. Iowa 18-7 1266 9 also scored for the Senators (8-15-1), 7 p.m. (ESPN) Illinois at Michigan be aggressive once again in their push to 6. West Virginia 17-6 1210 10 and Colin White had an empty-net goal. 7. Ohio St. 18-7 1163 4 7 p.m. (ESPN2) Auburn at Alabama snap a five-year playoff drought. 8. Alabama 19-6 1130 6 7 p.m. (ESPNU) Tulsa at UCF The team announced the deal with the Demko gets first shutout 9. Houston 20-3 1109 12 7 p.m. (FS1) Xavier at Georgetown 10. Villanova 15-4 942 8 free-agent edge rusher on Monday. Watt as Canucks beat Jets 11. Florida St. 14-4 897 11 8 p.m. (ACCN) Duke at Georgia Tech was released last month by the Houston 12. Arkansas 19-5 847 20 8 p.m. (BTN) Indiana at Michigan State Texans, for whom he won three NFL De- WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Thatcher 13. Kansas 18-8 785 17 8:30 p.m. (SEC) Vanderbilt at LSU Demko stopped 27 shots for his first ca- 14. Creighton 17-6 669 13 fensive Player of the Year awards. 15. Texas 14-7 650 14 9 p.m. (ESPN) Teams TBA A person familiar with the contract told reer shutout as the Vancouver Canucks 16. Oklahoma 14-7 584 7 9 p.m. (ESPN2) Wisconsin at Purdue The Associated Press that the total pack- scored three goals in the first period and 17. Oklahoma St. 16-6 553 - 9 p.m. (ESPNU) Memphis at South Florida age is worth $31 million. The person beat the Winnipeg Jets 4-0 Monday. 18. Texas Tech 15-8 494 18 9 p.m. (FS1) Marquette at DePaul spoke on condition of anonymity be- 19. San Diego St. 19-4 406 22 Djokovic ties Federer 20. Loyola Chicago 21-4 367 21 NBA cause the team did not reveal any terms. 21. Virginia 15-6 362 15 11 a.m. (NBA) NBA G League: Santa Cruz Warriors vs Erie A five-time All-Pro, Watt — who turns in weeks at No. 1 22. Virginia Tech 15-5 335 16 BayHawks 32 in three weeks — has been one of the Novak Djokovic is gaining on Roger 23. Purdue 16-8 192 - 7:30 p.m. (FSNFL) Detroit Pistons at Toronto Raptors 24. Colorado 19-7 150 - NFL’s best players for a decade, but Federer and Rafael Nadal in the Grand 25. Wisconsin 16-9 106 23 7:30 p.m. (TNT) Los Angeles Clippers at Boston Celtics asked out in Houston, which is undergo- Slam standings, and he’s already caught Others receiving votes: BYU 101, Southern 10 p.m. (TNT) Phoenix Suns at Los Angeles Lakers ing a roster upheaval. Cal 88, Clemson 47, Florida 24, Tennessee 19, Federer in another significant statistic: As WOMEN’S COLLEGE GYMNASTICS of Monday, Djokovic has been No. 1 in St. Bonaventure 16, Oregon 15, Missouri 13, 4 p.m. (ESPNU) Minnesota at Michigan (Taped) Cross, NFL player, pioneer Wichita St. 11, Maryland 9, Toledo 8, UConn 5, the ATP rankings for a total of 310 Belmont 5, Winthrop 4, North Carolina 4, UCLA NHL Black analyst, dies at 81 weeks. 2, Louisville 2, UC Santa Barbara 1, Drake 1. 7 p.m. (NBCSPT) Philadelphia Flyers at Pittsburgh Penguins PHILADELPHIA — Irv Cross, the for- That equals Federer’s career record 8:30 p.m. (SUN) Tampa Bay Lightning at Dallas Stars Women’s AP Top 25 mer NFL defensive back who became for most time spent atop the rankings. PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER the first Black man to work full-time as a — From wire reports The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ Manchester City vs Wolverhampton women’s college basketball poll, with first-place 2:55 p.m. (NBCSPT) votes in parentheses, records through Feb. 28, Wanderers total points based on 25 points for a first-place WINTER SPORTS Alfredo Rodriguez connected for vote through one point for a 25th-place vote 1 p.m. (NBCSPT) FIS Cross-Country Skiing World Cincinnati. and previous ranking Championships: Women’s 10Km Freestyle (Same-day Tape) MLB Record Pts Prv Continued from Page B1 GIANTS 1, RANGERS 1 (6) 1. UConn (27) 20-1 747 1 2. Texas A&M (2) 22-1 703 3 Note: Times and channels are subject to change at the Kyle Gibson pitched a scoreless 3. NC State 17-2 687 2 discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game MARLINS 2, METS 0 (7) first inning for Texas. Joey Bart had 4. Stanford (1) 22-2 672 4 two hits for San Francisco. 5. Louisville 21-2 605 6 on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. Starter Sandy Alcántara and four 6. Baylor 19-2 604 7 Miami relievers combined on a CUBS 1, PADRES 0 (7) 7. South Carolina 19-4 575 5 five-hitter. Jesús Aguilar hit a two-run 8. Maryland 19-2 565 8 Chicago starter Kyle Hendricks CALENDAR homer. 9. UCLA 14-4 500 10 Prep struck out two in two scoreless innings. 10. Indiana 16-4 485 11 PIRATES 2, BLUE JAYS 2 (7) San Diego starter Chris Paddack 11. Arizona 15-4 431 9 TODAY’S PREP SPORTS 12. Michigan 13-3 369 12 fanned three in two hitless innings. BASEBALL Anthony Alford, claimed by Pitts- 13. Arkansas 19-7 367 16 burgh off waivers from Toronto last 14. Tennessee 15-6 323 20 6:30 p.m. Seven Rivers at OCA BREWERS 7, August, homered off Robbie Ray. 15. South Florida 14-2 304 13 7 p.m. Lecanto at Weeki Wachee DIAMONDBACKS 1 (8) 16. Georgia 18-5 252 17 Crystal River at Central 17. Kentucky 16-7 227 19 7 p.m. ATHLETICS 13, REDS 5 (7) Corbin Burnes and Freddy Peralta 18. Gonzaga 21-3 224 21 7 p.m. Citrus at Hernando Matt Olson, Pete Kozma and Buddy each threw a scoreless inning for Mil- 19. Oregon 13-7 201 14 SOFTBALL Reed each hit two-run homers for waukee before Jordan Zimmermann 20. West Virginia 18-4 199 18 4:30 p.m. Seven Rivers at OCA 21. South Dakota St. 21-2 163 22 Oakland. Scott Heineman and gave up a run. 22. Ohio St. 13-6 158 15 6 p.m. Citrus at Lecanto 23. Missouri St. 18-2 147 23 7 p.m. Crystal River at Nature Coast 24. Rutgers 12-3 120 25 BOYS TENNIS with 39 points and 14 rebounds, and the 25. DePaul 14-6 31 24 Citrus at Weeki Wachee Others receiving votes: Florida Gulf Coast 3 p.m. Denver Nuggets beat the Chicago Bulls 22, Stephen F Austin 16, Marquette 14, Okla- 3:30 p.m. Crystal River at Hernando NBA 118-112. homa St. 9, Oregon St. 9, Iowa 6, Virginia Tech 4 p.m. Springstead at Lecanto Continued from Page B1 6, Georgia Tech 5, Northwestern 4. The three-time All-Star scored 17 in the GIRLS TENNIS fourth quarter to help the Nuggets come NBA standings 3 p.m. Hernando at Crystal River Pelicans 129, Jazz, 124 away with the win after blowing a 15-point 4 p.m. Springstead at Lecanto EASTERN CONFERENCE lead. FLAG FOOTBALL NEW ORLEANS — Zion Williamson Atlantic Division had 26 points, 10 rebounds and five as- Jokic also finished with nine assists, just W L Pct GB 6 p.m. Lake Weir at Lecanto missing his 50th career triple-double. Philadelphia 23 12 .657 — 6 p.m. Crystal River at Trinity Catholic sists, and the New Orleans Pelicans held Brooklyn 23 13 .639 ½ All-Star Zach LaVine led Chicago with 6:15 p.m. Citrus at Belleview off a late Utah charge to beat the New York 18 17 .514 5 NBA-leading Jazz 129-124. 23 points and grabbed nine rebounds. Boston 17 17 .500 5½ Toronto 17 17 .500 5½ Brandon Ingram scored 26 points, Atlanta at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Carolina 21 14 6 1 29 72 58 Nets 124, Spurs 113 OT Southeast Division Lonzo Ball added 23 and JJ Redick had Detroit at Toronto, ppd Chicago 23 12 7 4 28 73 68 W L Pct GB L.A. Clippers at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Columbus 23 8 10 5 21 62 77 17, highlighted by a pair of four-point plays SAN ANTONIO — James Harden had Miami 17 17 .500 — New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Nashville 21 10 11 0 20 49 64 30 points, 15 assists and 14 rebounds and Charlotte 16 17 .485 ½ on 3-pointers as he was fouled. Denver at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Detroit 24 7 14 3 17 51 78 Atlanta 14 20 .412 3 Bojan Bogdanovic hit seven 3s and fin- the Brooklyn Nets overcame a collapse in Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Dallas 16 6 6 4 16 46 45 Washington 13 19 .406 3 the final seconds of regulation to beat the Wednesday’s Games West Division ished with a game-high 31 points for Utah, Orlando 13 22 .371 4½ Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Spurs 124-113 in overtime, snapping a Central Division which lost for just the eighth time this sea- W L Pct GB Indiana at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Vegas 17 12 4 1 25 51 36 son, but the second time in three games. 17-game losing streak in San Antonio. Utah at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Milwaukee 21 13 .618 — Minnesota 18 12 6 0 24 57 44 DeMar DeRozan had 22 points and Brooklyn at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Indiana 15 18 .455 5½ St. Louis 21 11 8 2 24 67 67 Nuggets 118, Bulls 112 Atlanta at Orlando, 8 p.m. 11 assists, while Dejounte Murray and Chicago 15 18 .455 5½ Colorado 18 11 6 1 23 55 42 Charlotte at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Cleveland 13 21 .382 8 Los Angeles 20 9 7 4 22 60 56 CHICAGO — Nikola Jokic dominated Lonnie Walker IV each had 19 points. Chicago at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Detroit 9 25 .265 12 Arizona 21 9 9 3 21 56 64 Oklahoma City at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Anaheim 21 6 10 5 17 42 61 Golden State at Portland, 10 p.m. San Jose 18 7 9 2 16 53 71 Southwest Division including victories over then-No. 10 W L Pct GB L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 10 p.m. North Division San Antonio 17 13 .567 — Thursday’s Games GP W L OT Pts GF GA Missouri and the Crimson Tide. It’s L.A. Clippers at Washington, 7 p.m. Toronto 22 16 4 2 34 78 55 POLL Dallas 17 16 .515 1½ the highest the Razorbacks have been Continued from Page B1 Memphis 15 15 .500 2 Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. Edmonton 23 14 9 0 28 79 69 ranked since Feb. 16, 1998. New Orleans 15 19 .441 4 Detroit at New York, 7:30 p.m. Winnipeg 21 13 7 1 27 69 57 Denver at Indiana, 8 p.m. Montreal 20 9 6 5 23 65 60 Also making a big move was No. 13 Houston 11 21 .344 7 Wolverines coach Juwan Howard, Kansas, fresh off its win over the Northwest Division Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. Calgary 23 10 11 2 22 59 70 W L Pct GB Miami at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. Vancouver 25 9 14 2 20 72 85 whose team pushed its winning streak Bears. Utah 27 8 .771 — Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Ottawa 24 8 15 1 17 66 92 to seven with an easy win over Indi- Portland 18 14 .563 7½ Golden State at Phoenix, 10 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- ana on Saturday. “Our guys have that Aggies reach best-ever Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. time loss. The top four teams in each division Denver 19 15 .559 7½ kind of growth mindset, ‘What can we Oklahoma City 14 20 .412 12½ will qualify for playoffs under this season’s tem- ranking of No. 2 do better?’ I don’t think there’s ever Minnesota 7 28 .200 20 porary realignment. Texas A&M moved up to No. 2, its high- Pacific Division HOCKEY Monday’s Games such a thing as playing a perfect W L Pct GB Ottawa 5, Calgary 1 game, (but) one possession at a time, est ranking ever in The Associated Press NHL standings Carolina 3, Florida 2, OT L.A. Lakers 24 11 .686 — competing for 40 minutes, from start women’s college basketball poll, a day L.A. Clippers 24 12 .667 ½ East Division Vancouver 4, Winnipeg 0 after winning its first Southeastern Confer- Minnesota at Vegas, late to finish, that’s been our mindset Phoenix 22 11 .667 1 GP W L OT Pts GF GA ence regular-season title. Golden State 19 16 .543 5 Washington 21 12 5 4 28 73 69 St. Louis at Anaheim, late going into ballgames.” Sacramento 13 21 .382 10½ Boston 19 12 5 2 26 59 50 Toronto at Edmonton, late West Virginia continued its steady The Aggies (22-1) beat then-No. 5 Monday’s Games N.Y. Islanders 21 11 6 4 26 56 49 Colorado at San Jose, late climb, up four spots to No. 6 after its South Carolina on Sunday to win the con- Dallas 130, Orlando 124 Philadelphia 18 11 4 3 25 61 54 Today’s Games ference title and then moved up a spot in Philadelphia 130, Indiana 114 Pittsburgh 20 11 8 1 23 60 65 Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. third consecutive win. Ohio State fell Denver 118, Chicago 112 N.Y. Rangers 19 7 9 3 17 50 52 Detroit at Columbus, 7 p.m. three spots to seventh after its loss to the Top 25. New Orleans 129, Utah 124 New Jersey 17 7 8 2 16 45 52 N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7 p.m. the Hawkeyes. Alabama, Houston and UConn remained the top choice in the Brooklyn 124, San Antonio 113, OT Buffalo 19 6 10 3 15 44 57 Ottawa at Montreal, 7 p.m. Villanova rounded out the top 10. poll, getting 27 first-place votes. Cleveland at Houston, late Central Division Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Portland, late GP W L OT Pts GF GA Carolina at Nashville, 8 p.m. Florida State was next while Ar- North Carolina State fell to No. 3, with Today’s Games Florida 21 13 4 4 30 67 60 Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. kansas leaped eight spots to No. 12 Stanford and Louisville rounding out the Memphis at Washington, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 19 14 4 1 29 69 39 Tampa Bay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. after running its winning streak to six, first five teams in the poll. 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Hoyt and Jeff Knurek sorry for the loss of your Newspaper Enterprise Assn. tinued with another heart. Unscramble these Jumbles, daughter. As I have written be- South won in hand with the king, one letter to each square, fore, there is life before you Ambrose Bierce wrote, “I think I played a diamond to dummy’s jack, to form four ordinary words. lose a child and life after. The think; therefore, I think I am.” Most ruffed a low club in hand and after is never the same. You bridge players think, but how often played off all of his trumps. He SHOEW @PlayJumble sound like an incredible man, is it along the wrong lines? (Has crossed to dummy’s heart queen, and your son-in-law — the fa- your partner ever taken ages be- cashed the two top clubs, discard- ther of your grandchildren — fore making the wrong play?) To- ing spades, and took the spade fi- shows great respect toward day’s deal highlights one nesse: down one. you. Your focus on your bless- unthinking error. The declarer grumbled about his RTLIF ings is admirable, and it is pre- In the auction, South pushed bad luck, unaware that he had cisely what leads one to live a hard to reach six diamonds despite made a mistake. more peaceful life. his partner’s values apparently There were two main chances being in clubs. for the contract: clubs 4-4 or the RINAML Send your questions for spade finesse working. As the latter Annie Lane to dearannie@ could wait, South should have creators.com. To find out more thought more about a possible even about Annie Lane and read fea- club split. To benefit from that, BGTELO tures by other Creators Syndi- South had to ruff two low clubs in the free JUST JUMBLE Get app • Follow us on Twitter cate columnists and cartoonists, his hand and still have a dummy visit the Creators Syndicate entry left. Now arrange the circled letters website at www.creators.com. At trick one, South must unblock ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as his heart king under West’s ace. He All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. wins the heart continuation in the LOCAL SUPPORT dummy, ruffs a low club, plays a di- “ ” nThe Centers: 352-628- amond to dummy’s jack, ruffs an- (Answers tomorrow) 5020 other low club and draws trumps. Jumbles: FOCAL NUDGE FLAUNT GRITTY nNAMI - Citrus hotline: 844- Yesterday’s He enters dummy with a heart and Answer: The traffic congestion on the highway was a — 687-6264 (toll free) cashes the top clubs. When they TURNOFF break evenly, South claims. But if the clubs are not 4-4, he takes the spade finesse. Watch those entries. MORE PUZZLES n Find the daily crossword puzzle inside the Chronicle’s classified pages, along with Sudoku, Wordy Gurdy and a word puzzle. B4 TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2021 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Peanuts Garfield

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We’ve got all the Motorsports. tion of everything he does right pieces.” The win made Fugle the and that’s the same thing we Previous experience to- lane with rare second-fastest crew chief to have at HMS. gether and an existing rela- win at Hendrick Motor- “So I think Rudy came in tionship gave Fugle a jump sports, ahead of Steve Le- not as intimidated as some- on his rookie Cup season. outside hire tarte with Jeff Gordon (sixth body else may have been in Byron qualified on the front race), Harry Hyde with that role.” row for the Daytona 500 but JENNA FRYER AP auto racing writer Geoff Bodine (eighth) and Fugle, for his part, cred- a car capable of contending Robbie Loomis with Gor- ited Knaus for handing him was damaged in an early CHARLOTTE, N.C. — don (ninth). Only Gary Nel- a turn-key race team. Al- crash. The No. 24 has Hendrick Motorsports be- son in 1986 made it to though he can make per- shown speed and was actu- lieves in developing talent victory lane faster than sonnel changes at his ally dominant in Sunday’s within. Take a job in the Fugle with a Bodine victory discretion, Fugle has so far victory — Byron led a race- parts department or sweep Associated Press in the Daytona 500. retained the No. 24 person- high 102 of 267 laps. floors in the chassis shop, William Byron, right, celebrates with his crew after winning Fugle had been identi- nel he inherited. Next up is Las Vegas every entry point within the a NASCAR Cup Series auto race, Sunday in Homestead. fied in 2019 as a potential And with Byron, the hard Motor Speedway, a tradi- company offers opportunity France three years later. Series season 11 years ago Cup crew chief when work had already been tional intermediate track to advance. The current four-car — and Hendrick rarely Knaus took over the No. 24 done. Hendrick moved that will be a truer indica- Especially crew chiefs. Hendrick lineup features hires outside the team. Knaus was searching Knaus to Byron in 2019 tor of where teams cur- for a new engineer and The Hendrick system three homegrown crew organization. after an underwhelming rently stack up. Byron and Fugle became a candidate makes it a priority to nur- chiefs. The fourth? Well, “It can be an intimidating rookie season in which Fugle already have a play- at Byron’s suggestion. But Byron asked to be paired off berth via the victory — a ture its young talent and the team broke from pat- place. We tend to bring in as the interview process with someone who would cushion that eases pressure incentivize staying with the tern and dipped down to people young,” Knaus, now stretched on, Knaus recog- push him. as they continue to build organization. A mechanic the Truck Series for its the competition director nized that Fugle was effec- Byron, in two seasons their team. can pay his dues, climb into newest hire. said Monday. “The blood- tively running Busch’s under Knaus, showed “What helped us about a leadership position with a Knaus, winner of seven lines run really deep at seven-figure salary and Truck Series team and was steady improvement, twice the previous relationship titles with Jimmie Johnson, HMS and we have a culture compete for overqualified to be an qualified for the playoffs was the fact that we’ve moved into an executive here that is pretty unique. championships. engineer. and earned his first career worked together before and role this year and left a va- Looking inside is what we The formula produced In eight seasons at KBM, victory in last August’s I knew him, I knew how to eight different Cup Series cancy atop William Byron’s typically do, but in this situ- Fugle led the program to regular-season finale. push his buttons, I knew crew chiefs the last two de- young team. When asked ation, we felt we wanted two driver championships “Chad prepped William how to motivate him,” Fugle cades, including who he wanted as his new someone with experience and five owner titles. His to get to this point. I could said. “That helps buy me championship-winners crew chief, Byron wanted who had a significant trucks won 28 races, seven not have done that three some time to learn these Chad Knaus and Alan Gus- Rudy Fugle, the guy he amount of success and with Byron in 2016. When years ago,” Fugle said. “He Cup cars that I don’t know tafson. HMS went outside spent one season with in could handle pressure.” Knaus moved into manage- built a great team. I came in yet.” the organization only three Trucks when Byron was 18 Fugle delivered Sunday ment, he circled back to times in that period: Dale and brand new to in his third race as Byron’s Fugle. Earnhardt Jr. brought Tony NASCAR’s national level. crew chief. The duo won at “He’s battled for champi- Eury Jr. with him in 2008; It was an unusual request Homestead-Miami Speed- onships, he’s managed a lot Kenny Francis came with — Fugle had never worked way, the same track where and he has fit in remarkably Kasey Kahne in 2012; and in the Cup Series and only they’d won their seventh well,” Knaus said. “Quite Keith Rodden replaced crew chiefed one Xfinity and final race together in honestly, I think that’s from

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Basic KENMORE, side by 352-563-5966 Tweet (352) 270-8077 TRANSPORT CHAIR TIME TO BUY word-processing side, water & ice on Classified Dept. skills will be required ALL CLASSIFIED (small wheels),with OR SELL Tweet ADS ARE door, bisque, 26.2 CF, CURIO CABINET Footrests. NEARLY to submit photo clean, works good YOUR MOBILE captions that will be NON-REFUNDABLE white wash finish NEW! ONLY $75 In A Leased Land ONLY $125 obo CASH Offers for Dazzy published with the Follow the 82”HX40”WX13”D w/ 352-464-0316 Park? 802-598-4222 shelves needs new Vance lures, boxes, photographs. All GOLF CART TIRE with TRANSPORT Wheel- Chronicle on door $100 photos, or any Vintage work will take place RIM off road brand CHAIR (small CALL 352-613-0529. Tackle - 407-455-2273 within Citrus County new Carlisle Stryker wheels),with Footrests. LORELIE and reliable trans- AT22X11-10 $60 I buy, jewelry, silver, LAMP NEARLY NEW! 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