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Next week’s events to the future of the community and 25 — The News Herald p.m. They will be held at the Get involved tackle post-Michael remains in flux. will be hosting a series of Bay County Government military, housing, Many residents, and offi- forums on major issues in our Center, and streamed live on All three forums will mental health questions cials, still have questions community. Similar to our A The News Herald’s Facebook start at 6 p.m. and end about what lies ahead, par- Better Bay forum in Decem- page. The events are free, at 7:30 p.m. They will be News Herald staff report ticularly as we head into the ber, all questions will be but we ask those who wish held at the Bay County next hurricane season. And submitted in advance through to attend to obtain a ticket in Government Center, and PANAMA CITY — Six as the local newspaper, we our Bay Asked, We Answered advance. streamed live on The months after Hurricane believe it’s our job to get you series. On April 22, we will hold an News Herald’s Facebook Michael, Bay County still answers. All events will start at 6 page. is facing serious issues and Next week — April 22, 23 p.m. and will end at 7:30 See FORUMS, A4 Michael’s Angels Husfelt: ‘We’ve got to get help take fi ght to Tally for our people’

By Eryn Dion comes to a close May 3 and [email protected] the two chambers enter @PCNHErynDion into conference to hash out the budget, Bay County PANAMA CITY — The Superintendent Bill Husfelt clock is winding down on put the odds at “50/50” if the state’s legislative ses- the county would see the sion, and on the hope that money. disaster relief money will be “Our challenges are coming to help Bay District real,” Husfelt said. “I know Schools plug a Hurricane that some people in Talla- Michael-sized hole in their hassee don’t understand operating budget and stave that. I know some people off massive layoffs and in Washington, D.C., don’t closed schools. understand that. But we’ve Down thousands of got to get help for our students as families people in this community.” were forced to flee their Husfelt has been ringing destroyed homes, apart- the alarm on the district’s ments and lives, the district budget shortfall for is facing a huge shortfall, months, since November, as school funding is tied to when Secretary of Educa- student population. The tion Betsy DeVos toured hole for this year could go classrooms in the district as high as $12.4 million, and spoke with students Bay High School students sing the school song on Wednesday on the steps of the Florida Historic Capitol and come next year, that about their post-hurri- Museum. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] amount likely doubles, cane needs. The request coming up as much as $24.8 has been clear from the million short. Six months aft er As the legislative session See HUSFELT, A4 hurricane, dozens from Bay, Gulf and Franklin counties rally in Tallahassee for SPORTS | B1 recovery funding 5-RUN 7TH By Katie Landeck @PCNHKatieL LIFTS NWF [email protected] STATE PAST TALLAHASSEE — Stand- ing on the steps of the state GULF COAST Capitol, Holly Allaine found herself on the brink of losing everything to Hurricane Michael as she waved her “Save the Schools” signs at passing traffic. She lost her home to the Bay County residents advocated for hurricane relief funding in Residents get fi nal hurricane. She has had to Tallahassee with Michael’s Angels on Wednesday. [PATTI BLAKE/THE move twice in the past six NEWS HERALD] months to keep a roof over look at recovery plan her head. Now, she is wor- 100 people from Bay, Gulf Ready for battle ried her job as a teacher will be and Franklin counties loaded the storm’s next casualty, as on buses and organized car- Tired of feeling forgotten By Ed Offley from Hurricane Michael. school district officials warn pools before the break of — feeling like the politi- [email protected] The county’s Long- they are looking at elimi- dawn Wednesday to rally cians across the state Term Recovery Task Force nating 600 positions if the the troops in Tallahassee. don’t care that they all PANAMA CITY — A hosted the public gather- state doesn’t allocate relief Tired of feeling forgotten — lost their homes or about small but enthusiastic ing at the Holley Center, funding. feeling like the politicians the massive cleanup bills group of Bay County resi- where its six working Whether legislators in the across the state don’t care that threaten to bankrupt dents gathered at Florida group branches provided building behind her knew it that they all lost their homes their cities or about the State University-Panama information displays and or not, it felt like her future or about the massive cleanup tremendous loss Michael City on Wednesday eve- copies of the emerging was in their hands — a future bills that threaten to bank- caused — Michael’s ning to listen, discuss and plan’s 300-plus concepts that seemed on the verge of rupt their cities or about the Angels decided to make add their inputs to the and programs. The event slipping away. tremendous loss Michael themselves visible, and comprehensive recovery marked a final opportunity Six months after Hur- therefore that much plan that will chart the ricane Michael, more than See ANGELS, A6 harder to forget. community’s recovery See RECOVERY, A4

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Setting it straight It is the policy of The News Herald to correct all errors that appear in news stories. If you wish to report an error or clarify a story, call 747-5070. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 A3 LOCAL&STATE ‘Who’s going to take care of us?’

Hurricane survivors Center. Residents were able and flooding, while Fox News angry in meeting with to voice concerns they had to ran an Associated Press story Sen. Marco Rubio a member of Rubio’s office in April on housing vouchers representative and, unsurprisingly, the ending for survivors. aftermath from the October Hurricane Michael sur- By Collin Breaux hurricane was the main topic. vivors discussed a number [email protected] “Who’s going to take care of issues they are dealing @PCNHCollinB of us?” asked Cochrane, who with, including high housing was so mad he left the event costs, a lack of national atten- PANAMA CITY BEACH early. “Why isn’t somebody tion, and the lack of federal — Six months after Hurri- up there in Washington, D.C., disaster funding. Suggested cane Michael wrecked Bay getting concerned? We don’t actions included survivors County and other parts of see it down here in the papers. sending videos to members the Panhandle, Joel Cochrane We don’t see it down here on of Congress telling their sto- is frustrated with the lack of TV. I don’t see it on CNN or ries and having members of outside help. Fox or anywhere else.” Congress tour the area. Joel Cochrane yells and interrupts a constituent services staffer Cochrane attended a CNN mentioned damage Rubio did not attend the for Sen. Marco Rubio before leaving the Panama City Beach Senior mobile office hours event to Tyndall Air Force Base in a mobile office hours but his Center on Wednesday. He and most of the audience members were that Sen. Marco Rubio’s March story on the Air Force Northwest Florida regional angry at the lack of action from the federal government following office held Wednesday at the needing funding to rebuild Hurricane Michael. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Panama City Beach Senior bases damaged by hurricanes See MEETING, A6 Bay schools join ‘walk-in’

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County: $80M bill after federal, state aid Teachers at Mowat Middle School in Lynn Haven “walk-in” Wednesday to support increasing funding for public schools. Teachers cannot strike in Florida, so they are walking in to school, not walking out. [PHOTOS BY JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Bay offi cials considering all Teachers, students throughout the state. For the options to pay across the state local union, the Association massive recovery bill protest funding levels of Bay County Educators in public schools (ABCE), receiving a funding By Patrick McCreless increase is far more criti- [email protected] By Genevieve Smith cal because of Hurricane @PCNHPatrickM @PCNHGenevieve Michael. [email protected] “We shouldn’t have to PANAMA CITY — Bay choose between classroom County expects an $80 mil- LYNN HAVEN — Teach- supplies and classroom lion bill for Hurricane Michael ers and students across books. We shouldn’t have to recovery spending even if all the state participated in a choose between layoffs and expected federal disaster “walk-in” — rather than keeping the lights on in our money is paid, officials said a walkout — Wednesday school,” said Alexis Under- Tuesday. morning to protest fund- wood, Bay District teacher Currently, the $80 million ing levels in Florida’s public and president of ABCE. would cover the county’s por- education sector. Mowat Middle School teachers “walk-in” to school Wednesday in In Florida, teachers are tion of the $661 million total About 400 schools in 44 support of increasing school funding. barred from striking. In cost for hurricane damage in counties were represented addition to termination, the county. It’s such a large in the walk-in, organized striking will cause a public sum that county officials are by the Florida Education school in solidarity, most other campuses, such as employee to accumulate looking at all options to pay it, Association (FEA) and local wearing unifying red shirts Deerpoint Elementary, also fines, lose benefits, and from raising taxes to cutting unions. and blouses, and walked in participated. carry additional conse- services. Several teachers and through the office build- For the FEA, the walk- quences to future jobs if “It’s not a foregone students at Mowat Middle ing just as the work day in was a call for funding School rallied in front of the began. Staff members at increases in public education See WALK IN, A6 See BILL, A6

Scott Burrows coming to speak to hurricane victims

By Genevieve Smith Burrows will overcome great adversity as a University in 1983, Burrows my dad was insistent that @PCNHGenevieve speak from 7-9 young man. Today, he travels was deeply rooted in the life I go back to college,” said [email protected] p.m. Friday the world inspiring others to of an athlete as a young man. Burrows. “I did. I got my at Mosley keep working even in the face Then, on Nov. 3, 1984, at Bachelor of Science degree PANAMA CITY — Deep High School’s of despair. just 19 years old, Burrows was in finance, got into the insur- in the days of rebuilding, Gretchen With experience in golfing involved in a car accident that ance financial industry when I recovery, and quite a bit of Burrows Nelson Fine and karate as a child, track, paralyzed his body from the left, specializing in disability hurricane-related resent- Arts Center. football and kickboxing in chest down. Burrows was told insurance planning.” ment, Panama City will be Tickets will be available at the high school — with his last he never would walk again. Burrows described his treated to a free community venue starting at 6 p.m. Doors kickboxing match broadcast “Once I tried to get my life career after his accident event Friday called “HOPE close at 6:45 p.m. on ESPN — and then par- back together to get through as turning lemons into for the Florida Panhandle” Burrows is an inspira- ticipation as a walk-on wide dealing with a different life, featuring Scott Burrows. tional speaker who worked to receiver for Florida State living in a different body, See BURROWS, A6 * ** A4 Thursday, April 18, 2019 | The News Herald

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Central Panhandle Associa- you can help yourself and your Beach businesswoman FORUMS tion of Realtors, Long-Term children cope. Tracy Rudhall and Recovery Task Force member Questions can be sub- consultant Olivia From Page A1 Michael Johnson, Rebuild Bay mitted at https://www. Schmidt review board member Yvonne Petra- newsherald.com/bay-asked- posted dots marking sovits and Housing Authority we-answered. Please give your audience support event focused on the future of Director Teri Henry to talk email address and note which for various marine the military in Bay County. We about the housing crisis, how topic your question relates to. resources programs. will have Col. Brian Laidlaw of to find housing and how it will Free tickets for the event are [ED OFFLEY/THE NEWS Tyndall Air Force Base, Cmdr. be rebuilt. available on Eventbrite. HERALD] Kevin Christenson of Naval Then on April 25, we will Military: https://www. Support Activity Panama City, dig into coping, mental health eventbrite.com/e/a-better- members of the Bay Defense and how to stay sane through bay-military-forum-tick- $30,000-to-$50,000 Alliance and others to talk everything that’s happened, ets-60496202771 RECOVERY income range. about the challenges Michael and will happen. We will have Housing: https:// Panama City resident Jo created and the rebuilding experts from Life Manage- www.eventbrite. From Page A1 Shaffer and her husband, plans. ment, Big Bend Community com/e/a-better-bay-hous- John, came to the ses- On April 23, we will tackle Based Care, private practice ing-tickets-60496403371 sion as part of their own housing, one of the most and Bay District Schools to Coping: https://www. for county residents to involvement in the county’s complicated and dire needs take questions on how a disas- eventbrite.com/e/a-better- contribute to the process, recovery, where she said in the community. We will be ter affects mental health, what bay-coping-mental-health- which will culminate with a providing housing poses one joined by Ida Hargarary of the services are available, and how tickets-60497380293 roster of projects for possible of the biggest challenges. A federal, state and private- board member of the non- sector financing. profit organization Doorways “We’ve come a long way, of Northwest Florida, Shaf- but we have a real long way fer is leading a team that cover next year, haven’t been looked at,” Husfelt said. “That to go,” Recovery Task Force will assume management HUSFELT touched. Another bill, SB 2500, is going to be one of the conse- Chairman Robert Carroll of the county’s Community passed that chamber unani- quences of this.” said in welcoming remarks Resource Center this summer From Page A1 mously and was supposed For the district, there’s to the almost 100 residents as it assumes many assistance to hold hurricane-affected “maybe a week” left to get the who came to the meeting. “I roles played by the Federal start — for districts affected schools harmless, but Husfelt legislature to pass some sort of want to thank you for your Emergency Management by the Category 4 Hurricane said the money for this year funding, because once the ses- time and effort.” Agency immediately after Michael to be “held harmless” isn’t guaranteed and there’s no sion ends, so do the district’s Bay resident Brian the hurricane struck. in storm-related student mention of next year’s funding. chances of relief from the state, Davidenko, a longtime “This is the first transition losses. In other words, he’s “It isn’t really true,” Husfelt as a special session, as has hap- housing developer, said he of its type in the country,” asking for funding levels to be said of the “hold harmless” pened for other hurricanes, isn’t has been closely following Shaffer said. The nonprofit’s frozen at where they were on funding for next year. “They’re on the horizon. To Husfelt, the the task force’s four-month staff will work with more Oct. 8 through this academic not funding it. It is not being fact that Bay County, and other effort to identify needed than 90 other community year and for the next academic funded.” counties affected by Michael, recovery projects. Asked organizations to provide year, 2019-2020. By then, Husfelt said in a news con- have had to suffer so long with- why he chose to attend the continuing assistance to through attrition — not filling ference last week that without out aid is “a slap in the face.” public meeting, he said, people. “I am very interested positions as they open up — that funding, district officials “We are not getting the “I’m interested in getting an in the plans for recovery and and some families returning as will need to cut 600 positions, respect that our people in the overall feel for the direction rebuilding,” she said. housing is repaired and rebuilt, and on Wednesday he elabo- area affected … deserve, as the recovery is taking.” Tracy Rudhall, a Panama the budget, well out of whack rated to say that the 600 jobs citizens in the state of Florida Davidenko and several City Beach business co- now, should be back closer to would include 301 instructional and citizens of this country,” other local developers have owner and a leader of the being balanced. Those $12 mil- positions, 37 administrators, Husfelt said. become involved in a proj- Grand Lagoon Association, lion and $24 million figures, he 12 confidential employees, Another avenue of funding ect by developer Mike Ross’ said the task force’s work explained, is the gap between 19 licensed employees, 187 that the legislature should act firm, New Community is critical to Bay County’s where they were Oct. 8 and 10-month support staff and on, Husfelt said, is the sales Homes of Florida LLC, which future. where they are now. 37 12-month support staff. tax revenue created by the is advocating a new tech- “There is nothing more “If they do just that one “We have got to have this disaster. For November and nology using advanced 3-D important than this,” she thing, that will be able for us $36 million basically to be able December, he pointed out, concrete printing to create said. “This is our path to meet our goal of attrition to operate,” Husfelt said. “Or sales tax collections have been low-cost single-family forward.” taking place,” Husfelt said. these 600 people are going to $6 million above the normal houses in the county. Their The next step in the That one thing, though, be real people without jobs that collections. That’s $6 million plan is to build a proof-of- recovery planning process hasn’t happened in a session are going to end up leaving the extra to the state, and it’s $6 concept house this fall. will occur April 26 when that’s only 60 days long and area.” million the state should con- Ross said his plan is to the nine-member panel ends in a little more than two The shortfall also will force sider funneling back to the area demonstrate that storm- receives the draft recovery weeks. Two bills filed by Rep. additional school closures, in a trust fund to help recovery, proof single-family homes report document and begins Jay Trumbull, R-Panama City, Husfelt said, beyond the three as they have in other disasters. can be constructed for less a final review before its HB 3111 for $18.8 million to the elementary schools already County leaders, Husfelt said, than $100,000, and will formal presentation to the district this year, and HB 3109 temporarily closed. will be pressing more for the be affordable for fami- Bay County Commission and for more than $30 million to “That’s going to have to be sales tax revenue soon. lies with incomes in the city governments. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 A5

LOCAL & STATE Eglin soldier, Syrian puppy reunited

Army Spc. Tyler up. Daisy, believed to be January to the Society for Army Mosley greeted Daisy a German shepherd, was the Prevention of Cruelty Spc. Tyler when she arrived at found alone next to her to Animals International Mosley Destin-Fort Walton deceased sibling by an (SPCAI), which paved of the 7th Beach Airport explosive ordnance dis- the way for the puppy’s Special posal technician. arrival to the United Forces By Kaylin Parker Since seeing the “little, States. Group 315-4443 | @parkerNWFDN tiny puppy,” Mosley has “She was in a bad (Airborne) [email protected] wanted to take care of place,” Mosley said. “I cries after Daisy, and now, he gets just wanted her to be being EGLIN AFB — It was to. here so I could give her reunited a cold January night in “She was so short, fat the love, the life that she with Daisy, northern Syria. and plumpy,” Mosley wouldn’t have had there.” a puppy Army Spc. Tyler Mosley said. “She was just really The attachment he cared of the 7th Special Forces loving. She didn’t know between Mosley and for while Group (Airborne) preme, and she just came up Daisy grew quickly. He deployed pared to begin his shift. to me and was licking me. said she would cry as he in Syria. Walking around the com- I fell in love with her.” left her every night. [KAYLIN pound, Mosley noticed Mosley and Daisy were Mosley said he would PARKER/DAILY the rainwater had frozen reunited Tuesday at Des- care for her at night while NEWS] on the ground. tin-Fort Walton Beach his captain cared for her Mosley’s first concern Airport. When Daisy during the day. deployment. was flown out of Syria to Mosley was ready to take was Daisy, a puppy res- arrived, she was greeted “I just wanted to bring After leaving Syria, Iraq, where she received Daisy home to meet his cued from a mission and by Mosley’s smile and a her home,” Mosley said. Mosley said the process veterinary care. She then wife and cat. He said he brought to the compound. few tears. Mosley was Daisy supplied her to bring Daisy home was was flown to Germany, had good pet food and a Mosley immediately greeted by many tail wags share of emotional care simple — one email to New York City and finally tug-of-war toy waiting changed Daisy’s freezing and puppy kisses. to Mosley, who said he SPCAI, a few pieces of to the Destin-Fort Walton for her. cold blanket wet from Mosley adopted Daisy missed his wife Kelsey paperwork and a few Beach Airport. “She’s going to be a the rain and warmed her after reaching out in during his five-month hundred dollars. Daisy As for what’s next, great dog,” Mosley said.

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DONALD K. ‘GROUPER’ PATTERSON LIZIA ‘PATSY’ HARDY BSF INFORMATION MEET- Email pcnhnews@pcnh. ING: 9:30 at First Baptist com with “What’s Hap- Donald K. “Grouper” Lizia “Patsy” Church, Youth Center, 600 pening” in the subject Patterson, 64, of Pan- Hardy, 58, of Panama Jenks Ave., Panama City. line. ama City Beach, Florida, City, Florida, went Fall registration will be Friday, Saturday, Sunday, passed away Monday, to be with the Lord available for September Monday and Tuesday April 15, 2019. He was on Sunday, April 14, meetings. Study will be events: Due by 5 p.m. born Nov. 11, 1954, in 2019. She was born the Acts of the Apostles. Wednesday before Henderson, Tennessee. Oct. 26, 1960, in Details: Mary Marshall, Wednesday events: Due Grouper was a Ten- Albany, Georgia. 850-899-0967 by 5 p.m. Monday before nessee farm boy turned Patsy loved the out- PROJECT HOPE COUN- Thursday events: Due by Navy diver. He trav- doors, she hunted and SELING: 3-7 p.m. in the 5 p.m. Tuesday before eled the world while in fished, had a garden FSU Panama City Holley the Navy but fell in love and canned all the Academic Center. Free; with the Panama City crop. Patsy enjoyed open to the public. Details: Holman, 850-872-0015 Beach sunsets. While the beach. She was Kathleen Duval, 850-770- SCOTT BURROWS — stationed at the Navy Chip (Theresa) Jones; a loving partner to Becky Andrews, and 2174 or [email protected] ‘EVERYTHING WILL BE base (NSA), he decided great-grandchildren, Johnny, mother to her Cindy Kitchell; broth- LYNN HAVEN SPRING OK’: 7-9 p.m. at Mosley to stay and serve his Amelia, Charlotte, children and sister. ers, David Peterson and CONCERT SERIES: 6 p.m. High School’s Gretchen community as a Panama Elizabeth and Logan; She was preceded Bobby Andrews; favor- at Sharon Shefﬁ eld Park Nelson Scott Fine Arts City Beach police offi- sister, Crys (Jerry) in death by her hus- ite nieces, Michelle, in Lynn Haven. Free Center, 501 Mosley Drive cer. He retired in 2004 Carpenter of Mem- band, Charles Danny Mandy, Jamie Hawkins admission. in Lynn Haven. Limited and took a job at the Pal- phis, Tennessee; and Hardy; parents; and Sr., Dawn and Jason ‘LEAVE NO TRACE’: 6 p.m. seating. Free community metto with Rick Hughes. grandnephews, Colin sister, Barbara Fallin. Fallin; several other at the Seaside Repertory event. Tickets available at Grouper was a motor- Edwards, Joshua Jones, Those left to cherish nieces, nephews, cous- Theatre in Seaside. A the venue at 6 p.m., doors cycle lover, who enjoyed Aidan Jones, Greyson her memory include ins and extended family. father and his 13-year-old close at 6:45 p.m. Burrows spending his time with Jones and Hawk Jones. her significant other, A celebration of daughter live an ideal exis- will share his life-changing his great-granddaugh- Memorial service will Johnny Norred; daugh- Patsy’s life will be tence in a vast urban park story of turning a paralyz- ters, Amelia, Charlotte be held at 10:30 a.m. ters, Christina Aguirre held at 11 a.m. Fri- in Portland, Oregon, when ing setback into a powerful and Elizabeth. Grouper Thursday, April 18, 2019, and Miguel Jimenez, day, April 19, 2019, a small mistake derails comeback. His message is served his community as at the Church of Christ, Charlotte Elizabeth at Heritage Funeral their lives forever. Tickets one of hope, courage and a Mason with Pythago- 301 Alf Coleman Road, Hardy and Eugene Home. The family $12.50 general admission; perseverance. ras Lodge at the beach. with Minister Sean Coley Shannon; sons, Charles will receive friends $10 for REP members. GCSC SPRING MUSIC He was a member of The officiating with Masonic Daniel Hardy II, Joshua beginning at 10 a.m. Details and tickets: CONCERT — SINGING Church of Christ on Alf rites to be conducted by O. Hardy and Tracey prior to the service. LoveTheRep.com COMMODORES AND JAZZ Coleman Road and was Dwayne Bishop. Hon- Jordan; grandchildren, To extend con- SQUARE DANCE LES- ENSEMBLE: 7:30 p.m. at known for his cookouts. ors will be provided by Morgan, Alexis, Court- dolences, please SONS: 6:30-8 p.m. at Grand the Ameila Center Theatre, He was preceded in the Panama City Beach ney, Brody, Jeffery, visit www.heri- Square Hall, 1105 Bob Gulf Coast State College, death by his mother Police Department. Heaven, Daniel, James, tagefhllc.com. Little Road, Panama City. Panama City. Free event. and father, James and In lieu of flowers, Kadalynn and Brin- Heritage Funeral Home $5 per person. Details: Limited seating. Donations Doris Patterson. memorial contribu- ley; great-grandchild, & Cremation Services Anne, 850-387-3101; Kathie, accepted. Details: 850-872- Those left to cherish tions may be made Alexander; sisters, 247 N. Tyndall Parkway 850-896-5798 3886 or GulfCoast.edu/arts his memory include his to the United Way, Charlotte and Morris Panama City, Fla. wife of 33 years, Marie Michael’s Angels, P.O. Pope, Joyce Williams, 850-785-1316 Friday Saturday Patterson; daughters, Box 586, Panama City, Georganna (John) Fair- FL 32402. Those wishing WALKING TOUR OF THE MARKET AT ST. cloth of Wewahitchka, to extend condolences KAMELLA K. STEBBINS HISTORIC ST. ANDREWS: ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Florida, and Diane may do so at www. 1:30-2:30 p.m. Wednes- at the yacht basin next to (Steve) Brissey of Pend- heritagefhbeach.com. Funeral services for Event Center in Lynn days and Fridays. Free The Shrimp Boat Restau- leton, South Carolina; Heritage Funeral Home Mrs. Kamella K. Steb- Haven. Visitation will guided tour leaves from rant on Beck Avenue for sons, Richard Helms; & Cremation Services bins, 57, of Panama begin at 2 p.m. Inter- the Publishing Museum, locally-crafted products grandchildren, Jen- 247 N. Tyndall Parkway City Beach, Florida, ment will follow in 1134 Beck Ave. Come to and fresh produce; nifer (Brandon) Burg, Panama City, Fla. who died April 15, Greenwood Cemetery. the museum at 1:30 p.m. or family- and pet-friendly. Rusty J. (Kim) Jones and 850-785-1316 2019, will begin at 3 Southerland Family call and schedule another Details: Facebook.com/ p.m. Monday, April 22, Funeral Home is han- time if you can’t make the St.Andrews.Waterfront. 2019, at Southerland dling arrangements. regularly scheduled tour. Farmers.Market or ROBERT ‘SAM’ MURRAY GOOD FRIDAY SUNSET 850-532-8384 CONCERT: 6-8 p.m. at the GRAND LAGOON WATER- A memorial service for with Pastor Billy Melvin CHARLES C. JONES Alys Beach amphitheater, FRONT FARMERS MARKET: Robert “Sam” Murray, officiating. The fam- featuring Buddy Greene 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Capt. 60, of Youngstown, Flor- ily will receive friends Funeral services for follow in Gap Pond and Dave Dillard. Bring Anderson’s in Panama City ida, who died April 16, beginning at 10 a.m. Mr. Charles C. Jones, Cemetery. Visita- blankets and low-back Beach with local makers, 2019, will begin at 11 a.m. To extend condo- 75, of Southport, tion will be from 6-8 chairs. Food and bever- bakers and growers; Friday, April 19, 2019, at lences, visit www. Florida, who died April p.m., Friday, April ages will be available for child- and pet-friendly fun. Calvary Christian Church heritagefhllc.com. 17, 2019, will begin at 19, 2019, at Souther- purchase. Details: Facebook.com/ 11 a.m. Saturday, April land Event Center. BALLROOM DANCING: 6:30- GLWFarmersMarket/ or 20, 2019, at Southport Southerland Family 8:30 p.m. at Grand Square 850-481-6848 MERRIE WILMINGTON First Assembly of God Funeral Home is han- Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, LITTLE LOCALS EASTER Church. Interment will dling arrangements. Panama City. For all levels; EGG HUNT: 10 a.m. to noon A celebration of life p.m. Saturday, April 20, $5 per person at the door. at Schooners, 5121 Gulf ceremony for Mer- 2019, at 7228 Boat Race Details: 850-277-0566 or Drive, Panama City Beach rie Wilmington, 61, of Road in Panama City. Guidelines and deadlines [email protected] with prizes, gift certiﬁ cates Panama City, Florida, To extend condo- ‘A PIRATE’S LIFE FOR ME’: and trophies in each age who died April 5, 2019, lences, visit www. Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and 7 p.m. at Lynn Haven division (groups for 0-2, will be from 11 a.m. to 3 heritagefhllc.com. relatives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves Elementary School, 301 3-4, 5-6 and 7-9); registra- the right to edit for AP style and format. Families W. Ninth St., Lynn Haven; tion begins at 8:30 a.m. on submitting notices must type them in a typeface and musical comedy presented the beach behind the res- ALAN POYNTER font that can be scanned into a computer. Deadline by The Imagination Factory taurant. Breakfast served for obituaries is 3 p.m. daily for the following day’s Children’s Theatre. Tickets 9-11 a.m., brunch served Visitation for Alan Saturday, April 20, newspaper. Obituaries may be e-mailed to pcnhobits@ available at the door; no 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; bloody Poynter, 60, of Panama 2019, at Kent-Forest pcnh.com or delivered to The News Herald, 501 W. 11th reservations required. Mary and mimosa specials City Beach, Florida, Lawn Funeral Home St., Panama City. View today’s obituaries and sign the Cost $10 for adults and $8 for adults. Celebration who died April 16, 2019, where memorial services online guest books of your loved ones at newsherald. for ages 12 and younger. continues through Sunday. will be from 3-4 p.m. will begin at 4 p.m. com/obituaries. Details: Director Ron Details: Schooners.com * ** A6 Thursday, April 18, 2019 | The News Herald Police: Shooting victim threatened boss with gun

News Herald staff report the dead man as Anthony Green construction business owner, according to police, and raised Alabama, which is a reciprocal of Alexander City, Alabama, a Travis Pressley, also of Alex- it at Pressley. state with Florida, also making SPRINGFIELD — More construction worker working ander City, arrived, Green was Once he did that, Pressley drew them valid here. details have been released on a home in the 1300 block of seen returning to his vehicle his own pistol and fired three Based on the accounts given about a shooting between Pinnacle Pines Road. and retrieving a pistol. times at Green, striking him mul- by witnesses, no arrests have two construction workers in According to police, wit- Green then allegedly con- tiple times, witnesses said. been made. Springfield police Springfield on Tuesday that nesses said Green “was not fronted Pressley with the gun, According to police, Press- said they have forwarded the left one dead. his normal self” at the job site saying “I’m gonna put one in ley and Green possessed valid case to the state attorney for Springfield police identified Tuesday afternoon. When the you” as he charged the pistol, concealed carry permits out of review.

particularly hard since money borrowed $250 million to cover today. You are moving the BILL for it would have to come recovery spending, mainly for ANGELS needle. This is the time. from the county’s general debris removal. The county This is the place. And this From Page A3 fund, which represents 24 must pay for recovery projects From Page A1 is the environment to make percent of its annual budget. and have receipts before FEMA the argument that we need Much of the county’s annual will reimburse anything. help and we have to have our conclusion that there will be $362 million budget is paid While FEMA will reimburse caused — they decided to problems addressed.” a tax increase or fees raised,” for with money earmarked the county for the loans, it make themselves visible, “Y’all being here today County Manager Bob Majka for specific purposes. won’t do the same for the and therefore that much puts a stake in the ground said. “But we want the public “We can’t take money from interest on those loans, Majka harder to forget. for what our community to know that it’s something the gas tax to fix this prob- said. “We can’t be apathetic is going through. It makes we’re going to look at.” lem,” Majka said. Majka said the county was now,” Allaine said. “We a difference when we tell The County Commis- As such, the county is looking at all methods to have to be out there fighting our story,” said Rep. Jay sion learned details about exploring all options to cover offset any budget reductions for what is right. Disaster Trumbull, R-Panama City. recovery spending during its the cost, including raising it might need to make. funding for our city, for our “Those stories make a real regular meeting on Tuesday. taxes and cutting employees “We’re working with the schools, for our teachers and difference in the way that we The details were part of a and services. state to make sure we explore for our families.” make decisions in Tallahas- larger report on the county’s “It’s everything from attri- everything available to us,” The schools were the see and you being here today recovery six months since the tion to having a talk with the he said. straw that broke the camel’s is tremendous.” storm. commission on what it wants Majka added that there is a back. Frustrations have been People who rallied talked The $661 million is the its priorities to be,” Majka chance the county’s 12.5 per- growing locally over disaster about losing their homes. latest total damage estimate said. cent share could be reduced relief with every supplemen- They talked about going for the county has submitted The general fund pays for a to 5 percent. There’s a pro- tal funding bill that didn’t a bike ride and seeing every to the Federal Emergency variety of services, from the vision that increases FEMA pass at the national level. other house with a tarp still Management Agency. FEMA sheriff’s office and county jail reimbursement for disasters But last week when Super- patched over the roof, and is expected to reimburse 75 to the parks and recreation to 90 percent if total damage intendent Bill Husfelt said people living out of campers percent of that cost, leav- department and the public reaches $2.7 billion. Majka the state government didn’t in their front yards. They ing the other 25 percent to be library. said estimates currently are have the money Bay County talked about having friends split evenly between the state Majka noted that the $80 more than $1 billion. schools needed to survive move away when there was and county. The county’s 12.5 million won’t include every- “We’re not there yet, but allocated and unless some- nothing left for them after percent share equates to $80 thing the county will have to if we can get our $661 million thing changed soon teacher the hurricane. They talked million, Majka said. pay for hurricane recovery. obligated, that would be a big layoffs were coming, it felt to about not wanting to be the The $80 million will sting To date, the commission has push,” Majka said. many like a betrayal. “Forgotten Coast” — once a Within minutes of Hus- tourism slogan, now a loaded felt’s plea, Michael’s Angels, barb — anymore. a local advocacy group, And they talked about started organizing the “Rally teachers and students. The in Tally.” One week later, biggest group to show up MEETING Michael’s Angels was joined by far was Bay High School by more than 100 people students, outraged and sad- From Page A3 on the steps of the historic dened at the idea of losing Capitol, making a space for their teachers. themselves between the “I don’t want to see any of director, Mary Beth Barrows, dozens of other groups with our teachers leave,” student did. Barrows listened to frus- their own agendas to put for- Taylor Jackson said. trated residents, empathized ward at the complex. Parents talked about the with them and said she would “Before I did this, and this need to do something for pass on their concerns. is really truly honest, I had their children. “We have been trying to no idea that I actually had a “My kids are going to get disaster funding for here. voice when it came to leg- remember this (storm),” said We do not have all the votes islation and laws and that Cynthia Fuller, a leadership we need to make it happen,” it mattered. That it wasn’t member of Michael’s Angels. Barrows said. “He’s fully just somebody else’s job and “When they ask me what I supporting it. He is actively somebody else’s agenda and did, I want to be able to say working on it. He’s meeting Mary Beth Barrows, Northwest Florida regional director for Sen. I was just along for the ride,” I tried. I tried everything.” with all the other senators, Marco Rubio, takes notes about people’s concerns after Hurricane said Michael’s Angels lead- At the end of the day — all the other congressmen. Michael. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] ership team member Tracy after hearing from Patronis, ... Obviously, other sena- Johnstone. “This is the first Trumbull, Attorney General tors and congressmen want plight, Barrows said. crisis is now we also have time in 58 years I realized that Ashley Moody and Sen. Bill the funding to go to their Niki Kelly said the area feels a workforce crisis, which it matters that we are here. It Montford — people were states or districts. That’s forgotten half a year later. is very quickly pushing us does make that spike.” hopeful they had moved the pretty standard. I think part “We don’t hear the stories towards an economic crisis.” Part of the confusion needle. In her conversations of the problem is some people of what’s happening behind Barrows said everyone she in Tallahassee, according with politically connected don’t understand how bad it the scenes or what work is talks to, including organiza- to Bay County native and people, Mitzi Prater, also is here.” actually being done to move tions, feel forgotten. Florida Chief Financial Offi- a leadership member of Other behind-the-scenes these things forward to make “The truth is, on a national cer Jimmy Patronis, is that Michael’s Angels, said she work is being done to raise a difference,” Kelly said. “The level, they are forgotten,” legislators don’t see where heard that the money for awareness of the ongoing ripple effect of the housing Barrows said. the outrage is, which makes the schools — “the money we them question how bad it is. need” — is coming. Thanks “I explained to them you to Florida House Speaker will find that nobody is com- Jose Oliva and Senate Presi- plaining. People are putting dent Bill Galvano, she said our teachers. Walking and members has been over- themselves together, show- “we are going to have what WALK IN showing that we need sup- whelmingly positive. ing up to work, doing their we need … we will have what port for our public schools, “I don’t know how many job. You’ll find that it is a we need.” From Page A3 our children, our teachers, schools are participating but different kind of suffering,” On Wednesday, the for everyone that’s involved we believe it’s the majority of he said. “When people come Senate Appropriations panel in the school system,” she schools in the Bay District,” through they are blown away advanced a pair of bills to re-employed. said. “Without the schools, she said. “Right now, people that people are living in those help with recovery. One pro- “I’ll be honest. What we’re the community is going to are walking in to try and send types of conditions, that they vides assistance for housing, working for is to save 600 suffer.” a visible message to our legis- are enduring with those debris removal, infrastruc- jobs in our school district. During a news conference lators that our kids are worth types of circumstances. They ture repairs and other needs That’s our immediate need,” last week, Superintendent Bill the investment. We either scratch their heads and say, and the other would create a Underwood said. Husfelt said without addi- invest now, or we pay later as ‘Why is there not this outcry. $300 million loan program Since Hurricane Michael, tional funding, layoffs and a society.” Why is there not this demand out of the “rainy day” reserve the district has lost 3,679 stu- cut positions are imminent. This is the first time the FEA to fill it?’ ” fund, that likely would help dents, resulting in a decrease “We’re worried we’re going has held a walk-in and the But having a crowd come fund the schools. The bills of $12.4 million in funding to to lose a generation of young premise, according to Under- to the Capitol, he said, helps still need to be passed by cover operational costs for professionals and not be able wood, is to draw attention to make legislators understand. lawmakers. the 2018/2019 school year. to get them back,” Under- the wants of the citizens. “The difference (between The steps of the Capitol, Next year, that number is wood said. Underwood said as long as Hurricane Michael and other Prater said, were only stop expected to double. In addition to layoffs, a lack legislators help the educa- powerful storms) is you have one for Michael’s Angels. Kelly Thomas is a math of additional funding will tion sector appropriately, she massive population cen- After the state, it’s on to teacher at Mowat and in her result in more school clo- doesn’t mind that the Florida ters that were hit and those Washington next month, ninth year teaching in the sures and further economic Constitution forbids teachers big population centers are because there is more work county. disruption. from striking. Ultimately, it’s able to advocate in ways to to be done there, she said. “Today we are showing Underwood said the walk- about providing for the chil- move the needle,” he said. “I’m still trying to help my solidarity with our students, in reaction from the union dren, she said. “This is what you are doing people,” Prater said.

former prisoner of war Charlie began studying the craft, associations to inspire others happening, so I just hope I can BURROWS Plumb. He was immediately hiring coaches, and finally through navigating change share my message using my enraptured. made the move to sharing his — an extremely applicable story as a backdrop to maybe From Page A3 “I thought, ‘Man I could see experience worldwide. subject for those living in the look at the challenges differ- myself doing that for the rest “One thing led to another wake of Hurricane Michael — ently and understand what of my life,’ ” he said. and I’ve been around the world to keep pushing. can come out of it,” he said. lemonade. In 2002, fully engaged in his now a couple times,” he said. Working in Panama City “Maybe some ideas of what At a conference about second career partnering in an Today, Burrows has spoken will be unique for him, he said, you can do better as you’re 10 years after the accident, international business venture to many Fortune 500 com- which is exciting. going through it. Maybe leave Burrows attended a talk by with his brother, Burrows panies at conferences and “It’s just amazing what’s them inspired.” * ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 A7

STATE BRIEFS

From wire reports courts hear civil cases known as Amendment Gulfport police said The crash caused a He was then finger- that involve disputes up 7, passed by voters in in an arrest report that 20-mile section of west- printed and taken out of TALLAHASSEE to $15,000, while circuit November. Joel William Benjamin bound Interstate 75 to close. the courtroom by bailiffs. Arming teachers courts hear higher-dollar The bill, in part, approached the woman on No one disputed that brings contentious cases. addresses law-enforce- Sunday and squirted her CLEARWATER Jonchuck, now 29, debate in Senate The bill, approved ment officers, correctional several times with urine. Man who tossed dropped his daughter Tuesday by Brandes’ officers, correctional The report says Benja- daughter off bridge Phoebe 62 feet into Tampa Democrats failed to strip panel, would increase that probation officers, fire- min told officers he would convicted of murder Bay in January 2015, and language out of a Florida threshold to $30,000 for fighters, emergency “do it again,” but it was that he had a long history Senate school safety bill cases filed starting Jan. 1 medical technicians, unclear what motivated A jury on Tuesday of mental problems. that would expand a law and $50,000 for cases filed paramedics and Florida the attack. found a man guilty of But prosecutors claimed allowing some teachers to starting in 2022. National Guard members. He faces a misdemeanor first-degree murder for his action was premedi- carry guns in school. “This is a very important They would be entitled battery charge and left jail dropping his 5-year-old tated. Assistant State Senators spent almost issue,” Brandes said. “The to $75,000 in death ben- after posting a $500 bond. daughter off a bridge four Attorney Paul Bolan told two hours Wednesday county courts are really efits if they accidentally Gulfport is near St. years ago, despite argu- jurors that Jonchuck was debating proposed amend- designed to be the people’s die in the course of their Petersburg. ments from his attorneys motivated by anger over ments to a wide-ranging courts.” duties and $225,000 if that he was insane and worries that Phoebe’s bill that would revise a William Large, president they are intentionally or WESTON thought his actions actu- mother was going to take law passed last year after of the business-backed illegally killed, such as if a Girl dies, 7 hurt ally would save her. He the girl away from him and 17 people were killed at a Florida Justice Reform law-enforcement officer in crash on Alligator Alley automatically was sen- his own mother’s doting Parkland high school. Institute, expressed oppo- is ambushed, Hooper said. tenced to life in prison. attention to her grand- The most contentious sition to the Senate bill Also, the bill would Authorities said a Jurors deliberated for daughter when she had issue is allowing all teach- because of concerns about create a $75,000 death 9-year-old girl died and about seven hours over been inattentive to him ers to become eligible appeals of county-court benefit for military mem- seven other people suffered two days before con- growing up. for a program that arms decisions. bers who are Florida injuries in a three-vehicle victing John Jonchuck, But Assistant Public teachers. Such appeals are heard residents or stationed in crash along Alligator Alley whom prosecutors por- Defender Jessica Manuele Current law allows by circuit judges. the state and are killed in South Florida. trayed as a vengeful told jurors that Jonchuck teachers to carry guns in Large said he is con- on active duty and are Broward County Sher- man who planned to kill loved Phoebe more than schools on a voluntary cerned that the threshold engaged in official duties. iff Fire Rescue Battalion his daughter to keep her anything else in the basis if the school district change could lead to cir- The death benefit would Chief Michal Kane said away from her mother world and that there’s no approves the so-called cuit judges being forced to be $25,000 if they are on one vehicle rolled over in and grandmother. evidence he acted out of guardian program, the handle more appeals from active duty but are killed the crash, which happened The Tampa Bay Times “unbridled anger.” teachers undergo training county courts, increasing under other circum- about 3 a.m. Wednesday. reported that no one from His delusions led him and psychological evalua- their workload. stances, according to a The Florida Highway Jonchuck’s family was in to believe Phoebe was tion, and if the teacher has He argued that appeals Senate staff analysis. Patrol said the 9-year- the courtroom when the possessed and that the a role outside the class- should be heard by district The state would pay the old girl was ejected from verdict was announced. archangel, Michael, was room, such as an athletic courts of appeal, which death benefits for military a vehicle. Authorities said And no friends or relatives coming, Manuele said. coach. handle cases coming out members. the girl and a 17-year-old spoke on behalf of Phoebe He poured salt outside The bill being considered of circuit courts. The bill was approved who suffered a serious or her father before the her window to keep spir- would allow any teacher to “I want everything to go Tuesday by the Senate head injury were flown sentencing. Jonchuck, its away, she said. participate. to the DCA,” Large said. Agriculture, Envi- to hospitals, where the who was stoic when the At the moment he ronment and General younger child died. verdict was read, hugged threw her off the bridge, TALLAHASSEE TALLAHASSEE Government Appropria- An 18-year-old also his attorneys and said, “he thought he was pro- County courts Lawmakers carry out tions Subcommittee. suffered serious injuries “Yes, your honor,” when tecting his daughter,” could see changes death benefi ts measure A House version (HB and was among six people asked if he understood Manuele said. “It will 7105) has cleared the taken by ambulances to that the verdict carries an never make sense because A Senate panel Tuesday A Senate panel Tues- Appropriations Commit- hospitals. automatic life sentence. it’s insanity.” approved a bill that would day approved a proposal tee and is pending in the lead to higher-dollar cases that would set death ben- State Affairs Committee. being heard in county efits that would be paid if courts instead of circuit law-enforcement officers, GULFPORT courts. firefighters, other first Man accused The bill (SB 328), filed by responders and military of fi ring urine-fi lled Senate Criminal and Civil members are killed while squirt gun at woman Justice Appropriations on duty. Chairman Jeff Brandes, The proposal (SB 7098), Authorities said a R-St. Petersburg, would sponsored by Sen. Ed 71-year-old man filled a change a limit that took Hooper, R-Clearwater, squirt gun with urine and effect in 1992. would carry out a con- sprayed a woman who Under that limit, county stitutional amendment, was walking her dog.

* ** A8 Thursday, April 18, 2019 | The News Herald VIEWPOINTS

PANAMA CITY ANOTHER VIEW

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Hong Kong drift s away

Hong Kong, at one time a citadel of free speech and rule of law, is gradually being sucked into China’s ruling system, which respects neither. This is the significance of the senseless guilty ver- dicts issued last week against nine organizers of the 2014 protests in Hong Kong. They were convicted of charges including conspiracy and incite- ment of public nuisance, charges with the sole [RJ MATSON/PORTLAND, MAINE] purpose of chilling free speech and assembly and marginalizing the pro-democracy movement. Hong Kong also plans to change its extradition laws, making it easier for China to seize and prosecute people for political purposes. The changes mark an unmistakable erosion of free- Change coming to health care; vote wisely doms that were promised in the 1997 handover from Britain. The joint declaration between Brit- ain and China declared freedom of speech, press, A Medicare-for-All plan, has provided insurance for assembly, association, travel, movement, cor- such as Bernie Sanders’, 25 million Americans and respondence and belief, among others, would would force Americans to better coverage for mil- be ensured by law in the colony for 50 years. But give up employer-sponsored lions more. And it could go China has said the joint declaration “no longer coverage they like and hand in hand with efforts to has any practical significance.” The promise of require raising taxes. True, strengthen the ACA. Medi- “one country, two systems” is slipping away. Froma Harrop Medicare for All would save care for All, on the other Why does extradition matter? Consider Lam money by lowering health hand, would replace it. Wing-kee, founder of a bookstore in Hong Kong care costs, but that wouldn’t In any case, Medicare and one of five booksellers who disappeared in late t’s a solid bet our health register in a political rumble for more would not close 2015. The books the store published were critical care future won’t look fueled by monied interests. the door on Medicare for of China’s Communist Party leaders, often car- I quite like the present. The ACA is now more popu- All. If large numbers of rying gossip, and banned on the mainland, where Whether the outcome would lar than ever, but recall the younger Americans choose censorship is the rule, but widely sold in Hong be good or bad for the aver- struggle passing it in the Medicare over private cov- Kong’s freer climate. When he broke from his age working stiff will depend din of debate drenched in erage, then we’re on our Chinese captors eight months after his disappear- a great deal on who is presi- misinformation. Remember way to Medicare for All. ance, Lam described how he had been abducted by dent after the 2020 election. the hollering over “death As for the insurers, they mainland officials, held in solitary confinement, If Donald Trump is re- panels”? Moronic, yes, but a have a lot to lose in any frequently interrogated and ultimately forced to elected, we know where lot of people bought into it. major expansion of Medi- make a scripted “confession” that he had pro- health coverage for millions All this makes the Sand- care. They also have a lot of duced books banned on the mainland. Another of of Americans is probably ers approach perilous for money to stop it. The Part- the five, Gui Minhai, 54, a Chinese-born natu- going. It’s going away. For Democrats — so much nership for America’s Health ralized Swedish citizen, remains in custody. two years, a Republican so that Republican Sen- Care Future — a group com- Now at the forefront of a recent protest president, House and Senate ate Majority Leader Mitch bining insurance and phar- against the new extradition laws, Lam said all tried to sink the Afford- McConnell talks of pushing a maceutical giants — spent he might be forced to leave Hong Kong. “If I able Care Act. They did Senate vote on his bill. That $143 million on lobbying last don’t go, I will be extradited,” he said. “I don’t manage to punch holes in it, would put Democrats in the year, even when not faced trust the government to guarantee my safety, but the thing keeps float- uncomfortable position of with an immediate crisis. or the safety of any Hong Kong resident.” ing. A re-energized Trump voting for or against a plan (Interestingly, private The current law in Hong Kong requires that, with no voters to face again that ardent liberals may love insurers have done quite if there is no standing extradition agreement undoubtedly would redouble but gives many others pause. well under the ACA. Thus, with another country, extradition can happen his efforts to torpedo the The genius of Medicare for they also have a strong only after the chief executive, who is appointed whole law. Per his custom, more is that it would be vol- motive to prevent Republi- by Beijing, signs off on a case-by-case basis he’s offered zip to replace it. untary. That makes it more cans from knocking it off.) with review by the legislature. Hong Kong has Democrats vying to sellable to Americans happy Only by offering a choice no agreement with China, and talks have gone replace him tend to support with the coverage they between Medicare and on, inconclusively, for about two decades about either “Medicare for All” have. “Medicare for more” private coverage will we an agreement. The changes being proposed or “Medicare for more.” could mean letting those know what Americans really would open the gates to case-by-case extradi- The insurers like neither, just below the Medicare prefer. Private insurers, tion to China, without the legislative review. The but their bigger threat is eligibility age of 65 buy into we strongly suspect, don’t fear is that, in practice, the changes would give the latter. Being less radi- the program. Or, in another want to find that out. But China free rein to pursue dissidents, journal- cal, Medicare for more is far version backed by presiden- let’s keep an open mind. ists and human rights activists in Hong Kong. likelier to become reality. tial candidate Pete Buttigieg, Britain has raised concerns about the new extra- Democratic primary vot- “Medicare for all who want Froma Harrop is a syndicated dition law, but China insisted it is an internal affair. ers should appreciate that it” would allow anyone columnist with Creators the nominee backing Medi- to buy into Medicare. Syndicate. Follow her on A version of this editorial first appeared care for more has greater Medicare for more can Twitter @FromaHarrop or in The Washington Post. odds to become president. coexist with the ACA, which email [email protected].

READER FEEDBACK

Witnesses to a Spring- retreated. It’s premeditation clean bill to fund our recovery; Bottomless pits such as the Jimmy Buffett’s weed brand is field shooting told police the after that. six months is unacceptable! new City Hall project need to set to debut. deceased, Anthony Green of Jason Dean: The victim went Tatjana Simpson: Our kids be weighed against desper- Lance Pope: Can’t wait to Alexander City, Alabama, had to the truck and retrieved his depend on you and deserve ate infrastructure needs. Pie see the comments. LOL. a pistol at the construction site firearm. The boss had his on better. in the sky marina plans need Jeb Bush: Trading prohibi- and threatened to “put one in” him. That’s what I read in a to take a back seat to realistic tion for corporatism is still his boss. His boss then took out different article. It’s in this While Greg Brudnicki cruised marina development for the prohibition. It ain’t legal if his own pistol and fired at Green article as well. to an easy victory, there was citizens. Our community had you can’t grow your own. three times. Karen N. Somers: Panama no clear winner in the Ward 2 low, virtually no, pride prior Quit taking people to jail for Clint Swetman: There ain’t City is NOT OK! race, as no candidate won the to the hurricane and now is weed. no case. Merita Lewis: Time is run- required 50 percent of the votes- beaten and needs leadership Zac Thomas: More guns! ning out for locals. plus 1. A meeting will determine to help bring us into a new The Bay County Commis- René Merced: Pew pew. Becky Hurd Brock: Save our whether a recount or runoff realistic future. Tourists will sion approved an agreement Jeb Bush: With the absence town. comes next. come if we develop a down- to use Triumph oil spill funds to of information that makes it MariaandGerald Gibbs: Thank Vinnie Agosta: For the sake of town area they want to come help pay for Hurricane Michael otherwise clearer, it sounds you all for stepping up. our city I wish Brudnicki well. to — NOT a mini-PCB but a cleanup. like premeditation that the Cal Spoon: Circles. Humani- As a citizen I am not happy cohesive Old Florida town. Frank Seiler: Well, I don’t shooter is hoping the judge tarian Aid has no color, race, with the direction of this city We need to understand our think we should have funds to will view as SYG. or political affiliation. As I and I hope that past mistakes strengths as a fishing town. buy people Triumph motor- Jason Downey-Morris: Stand understand it, you would first were learning opportunities Embrace that. Innovate; do cycles in the first place. your ground? Sounds like he have to actually introduce for him. We need much better not imitate. Good luck, your Robert Reynolds: Let’s not; was threatened and was just legislation in order to make financial management and honor, and I support your how about government wanting to keep himself alive. a “deal.” transparency with regards next two years. money? Jeb Bush: He already Selina Trimmer: We need a to spending in our little city.

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WHAT TO WATCH FOR TODAY

• Commerce Department releases retail BUSINESS sales data for March.

MARKET WATCH State temporarily closes 5 restaurants Dow 26,449.54 ▼ 3.12 Nasdaq 7,996.08 ▼ 4.15 S&P 2,900.45 ▼ 6.61 EDITOR’S NOTE: The News including dead roaches and live “employee failed to wash hands after a follow-up inspection Russell 1,567.60 ▼ 15.19 Herald publishes restau- flying insects. before changing gloves and/or was ordered the next day and NYSE 12,907.09 ▼ 45.16 rant closures because of “Basic — Dead roaches on putting on gloves to work with inspection standards were met health/safety violations premises: 5 dead roaches on boxing desserts,” which was March 4, though a $400 fine COMMODITIES on a monthly basis. floor under unused drive-thru “discussed with manager.” was imposed. A representative REVIEW window, 11 dead by reach-in “Rodent activity present as could not be reached for com- By Collin Breaux coolers on cook line, 1 dead evidenced by rodent droppings ment. This is the first closure for Gold 1,272.20 ▼ 0.40 [email protected] on hand sink by drive-thru found. 17 total droppings: 5 soft this location. Silver 14.721 ▲ .030 @PCNHCollinB window, 2 dead roaches on black rodent droppings on shelf Thai Basil on Beck Avenue Platinum 886.80 ▲ 6.60 prep table on cook line,” the next to microwave near front in Panama City was issued an Copper 2.9755 ▲ .0450 PANAMA CITY — Roaches, DBPR report stated. “High counter and 12 black soft rodent emergency closure order on Oil 63.76 ▼ 0.29 rodents, unlicensed activity and Priority — Approximately droppings on shelf in dry food March 8 because of several other issues caused temporary 18 live, small flying insects storage area,” the DBRP report issues, including roach and MARKET MOVERS emergency closures of five local in kitchen, food preparation stated. rodent activity. restaurants in February and area, or food storage area: 5 The restaurant remedied “High Priority — Roach activ- • PepsiCo Inc., up $4.60 to March, according to records by flour storage container, the issues and reopened after ity present as evidenced by 1 live $127.01: Strong sales of from the Florida Department 2 by walk-in cooler, 6 under meeting inspection standards roach found by upright cooler its namesake drink helped of Business and Professional drink station by drive-thru the next day. A representa- on cook line,” the DBRP report the beverage company Regulation (DBPR). window, 2 under hand sink tive for Ramon’s declined to stated. “High Priority — Rodent beat fi rst quarter profi t DBPR specifies its inspec- near drive-thru window, and comment. This is the first emer- activity present as evidenced by and revenue forecasts. tion reports are snapshots of a 5 by mop sink.” gency closure for the restaurant. a total of 26 rodent droppings • Qualcomm Inc., $8.63 to business at that time only. Four The restaurant remained Hardee’s on State 77 in Lynn found: 3 soft droppings behind $79.08: The mobile chip of the businesses are known to closed for several days until Haven was issued an emergency chest freezer on cook line 6 soft maker added to its gains have active state licenses. the issues were remedied and closure order on Feb. 21 because rodent droppings under dish after settling a bitter Tacoria Mexico on 15th Golden Chick reopened after of several issues, including machine 2 hard rodent drop- fi nancial dispute with Street in Panama City was the meeting inspection standards “sewage/wastewater backing pings under dry storage shelves Apple. first establishment given an Feb. 20. A representative for up through floor drains.” 4 hard rodent droppings behind emergency closure order on Golden Chick could not be “Water backing up from floor upright cooler on cook line 10 BRIEFCASE Feb. 8 because of “unlicensed reached for comment. This drains under triple sink. Person hard rodent droppings in cabi- activity.” No further informa- was the first emergency clo- washing dishes is standing in net in sushi bar.” WASHINGTON tion was available, and contact sure for the restaurant. water and other employees are The issues were remedied US trade defi cit narrows information could not be found Ramon’s Pizza on U.S. 98 tracking water to other areas,” and Thai Basil reopened after to $49.4B in February for Tacoria Mexico to ask a in Panama City was issued an the DBRP report stated. “Inter- meeting inspection standards manager or owner for comment. emergency closure order on mediate — Accumulation of the next day. A representative The U.S. trade defi- Golden Chick on U.S. 98 in Feb. 19 because of a variety black/green mold-like sub- for Thai Basil declined to com- cit fell for the second Panama City was issued an of issues, including “dishma- stance in the interior of the ice ment Monday. The restaurant straight month in Feb- emergency closure order on chine chlorine sanitizer not at machine.” also was temporarily closed in ruary, and the politically Feb. 18 because of several issues, proper minimum strength” and The restaurant reopened 2014. sensitive deficit in the trade of goods with China narrowed. The Commerce Department said Wednesday that the gap between the goods and Stocks are rallying like it’s 1999 Health services that the United States sells and what cos. lead it buys from the rest of By Stan Choe traders in pajamas around the developing economies around the world dropped 3.4 The Associated Press country and helped usher in the the world, highlighted by the percent to $49.4 billion 2001 recession. Asian financial crisis and then stocks in February, the lowest NEW YORK — The stock But the similarities between Russia’s default on its debt, since June. The deficit market has been so hot this year 1998-1999 and 20 years later helped send the S&P 500 down had slid 14.6 percent in that it might need an ice-cold are plentiful enough that some nearly 20 percent. lower January. Exports climbed Fruitopia, or a Zima. investors are pushing the idea The Fed calmed worries that 1.1 percent to $209.7 The furious rally that’s that stocks can keep rising even the turbulence abroad would billion on a surge in ship- brought the S&P 500 to the with recession fears still hanging dash the U.S. economy by By Alex Veiga ments of civilian aircraft, brink of another record, so over the market. slashing interest rates three The Associated Press passenger cars and med- quickly on the heels of last year’s Steve Chiavarone, equity times in three months in late icine. Imports rose 0.2 scary tumble, is reminding some strategist at Federated Inves- 1998. The S&P 500 recovered Stocks finished a percent to $259.1 billion. market veterans of the rebound tors, says the S&P 500 may end within a few months. wobbly day of trading on of late 1998. Then, like now, the year at 3,100. That would The action then is remi- Wall Street Wednesday BRUSSELS decisions by the Federal Reserve be a 6.6 percent rise from niscent of the market’s with modest losses that EU threatens to tax $20B of on interest rates helped send Tuesday’s close and a nearly 32 movements over the last erased most of the mar- US goods over Boeing aid stocks soaring. Then, like now, percent leap from Christmas seven months. Last winter, ket’s slight gains from a high-flying technology stocks Eve, when recession fears were after setting its all-time high day earlier. The European Union were leading the way. And, in at their height. on Sept. 20, 2018, the S&P 500 A sharp sell-off in has drawn up a list of both instances, investors won- “It is unfathomable to some- plunged 19.8 percent on wor- health care companies $20 billion worth of U.S. dered how much longer the one at this stage, as it was in ries that a recession was on the far outweighed gains in products it could tax in economy could avoid a reces- 1998, that you could have way. But the Fed again helped technology and other an escalating feud over sion after many years of growth. meaningful upside in the market put a floor under the stock sectors. Smaller com- plane industry subsidies, Few, if any, analysts on Wall given where we are,” Chiava- market, this time by saying pany stocks fell more the EU’s executive com- Street are predicting a repeat rone said. “I think you have to be it may not raise rates at all in than the rest of the mission said Wednesday. of 1999 and 2000, when the respectful that tops are impos- 2019 after seven increases the market. The commission said market’s recovery ended up sible to call and that things can prior two years. Insurers drove the the EU could tax the becoming too much of a good get ahead of themselves.” The S&P 500 has shot up 23.6 health care sector slide for products , which range thing. The S&P 500 surged In the summer of 1998, the percent since hitting a bottom the second straight day. from aircraft parts to nearly 60 percent from its 1998 S&P 500 was at a record high, on Christmas Eve, echoing the Investors fear the poten- frozen fish, from early bottom and inflated into the and the U.S. economy was 24.1 percent climb for the index tial impact on profits from next year in retaliation dot-com bubble, only to burst more than seven years into in the same number of trad- health reform ideas being for U.S. financial support in the dot-com bust. The col- its expansion, one of the lon- ing days after it hit a bottom in discussed in Washington to Boeing that it says hurt lapse dashed the dreams of day gest on record. But turmoil in August 1998. and on the presidential Europe’s Airbus. campaign trail. The extent of the EU Qualcomm led the punitive duties will gainers in the technology depend on a ruling by sector. Intel climbed after the World Trade Orga- pulling out of the smart- nization. Earlier in this phone modem market. dispute, the EU sought New business owners fi nd And T-Mobile and Sprint permission to target $12 slumped on reports the billion worth of U.S. Justice Department is products. it’s a mistake to work for free questioning their proposed merger. SHANGHAI By Joyce M. Rosenberg “People who were inter- Waltham, Massachusetts. “The China’s growth steady The Associated Press ested wouldn’t pay me, and perception is that your product amid tariff fi ght with US I said, OK, I’ll do it for free. I doesn’t have any value.” World markets NEW YORK — It’s a situation needed the experience,” says Conversely, owners find How key international stock markets performed: China’s economic many new business owners land Gelwicks, who is based in Chi- when they set a price that’s in Amsterdam Milan growth held steady in the in — they’re so anxious to find cago. But not only was there no line with what other compa- AEX FTSE MIB latest quarter despite a customers and clients that they pay, she wasn’t doing the work nies charge, prospective clients 565.18 21,918.93 tariff war with Washing- work for little or no money. Or she wanted — she found her- and customers take them more 0.2% 566.19 0.5% 22,025.40 Brussels Paris ton as Beijing’s efforts take on projects they don’t like. self helping companies recruit seriously. BEL20 CAC40 to reverse a slowdown These owners hope to get interns. Gelwicks spent six frustrat- 3,860.17 5,528.66 started to gain traction. referrals, build a portfolio or Many owners find that cli- ing months trying to turn no- or -0.4% 3,846.82 0.6% 5,563.09 The world’s sec- get photos and testimonials for ents who get cut-rate or free low-fee work into a growing Frankfurt Sydney ond-largest economy their websites. Instead, they work aren’t grateful, and may business, and finally one day DAX ASX All Ordinaries 12,101.32 6,372.26 expanded by 6.4 percent wind up with a lot of grief and in the end devalue the service or asked herself, “Where is this 0.4% 12,153.07 -0.4% 6,350.25 over a year before in the regrets. finished product. These clients getting me?” She decided it was Hong Kong Tokyo three months ending in Elise Gelwicks recalls feel- may take advantage of a new time to start charging what she Hang Seng Nikkei March, the government ing desperate for clients when owner and keep making more knew she was worth. 30,129.87 22,221.66 reported Wednesday. she started InternView early demands, since they don’t have “It was terrifying. I went 0.0% 30,124.68 0.3% 22,277.97 London Zurich That matched the pre- last year. Gelwicks, who helps to worry about running up a bill. through a period where I didn’t FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index

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* ** A10 Thursday, April 18, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD

Columbine created new era of worry

Some polls show Other data, such as that parents’ growing fears compiled by Everytown for of dangers at school GunSafety,capturesabroader spectrum of gun-related vio- By Lisa Marie Pane lence, including non-fatal The Associated Press shootingsanddrive-byshoot- ings in which the perpetrators The deadly attack at Col- donothaveadirectconnection umbine High School in 1999 to the school. That research seemed to usher in a new era paints a different picture that of school shootings. suggests gun violence — from Two decades later, polls randomgunfiretosuicides—is consistently capture grow- a frequent occurrence. ing fears among American Everytown, which began parents that their children tracking school shoot- face imminent danger when- ings after Newtown, notes ever they go to school. Those that attacks such as those fears have only intensified at Sandy Hook Elementary since attacks at an ele- School and Marjorie Stone- mentary school in 2012 in man Douglas High School Newtown, Connecticut, and are not commonplace and last year at a high school in represent less than 1 percent Parkland, Florida. of the school gun-violence In the aftermath of the incidents. Parkland shooting, some research suggests that gun WHAT DRIVES THE violence is a near-daily PERCEPTION THAT experience at schools. SCHOOL SHOOTINGS Other studies indicate that ARE ON THE RISE? deaths from school violence In this May 1, 1999, ﬁle photo, demonstrators gather on the Colorado State Capitol grounds in Denver, have actually declined since Colo., to protest against the National Riﬂe Association’s annual meeting, which was being held there. Fox chalks much of it up 1991. Answers to some key Data shows that such shootings are less frequent and with fewer killed than in the years that preceded to the attention such crimes questions about school Columbine. Still, Americans worry about how safe schools are. [ERIC GAY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] receive in the news. A gen- attacks over the last several eration ago, there were many decades: Wide shares of Americans WHAT DOES THE eight years, an average of fewer cable TV news channels also believe parents, the DATA SHOW? about six fatal school shoot- and websites covering the WHAT ARE internet and news coverage ings happened each year, with events 24 hours a day. AMERICANS’ of similar attacks are at least According to data compiled about 14 killed. Columbine was among PERCEPTIONS OF partly to blame for school by Northeastern University “Firstofall,schoolsaresafe, the mass shootings in recent SCHOOL SHOOTINGS? shootings. criminologist James Alan Fox, and if you consider the over 50 decades that sparked the “No About 2 in 10 parents who has been researching gun million schoolchildren and the Notoriety” movement, an A March survey by The are not at all confident or violence for decades, school over 100,000 schools that we appeal by both gun-control Associated Press-NORC not very confident in their shootings were more fre- have, the risk of a student or a and gun-rights activists to Center for Public Affairs child’s safety while at school. quent in the 1990s than today. facultymemberbeingkilledby avoid repeated reporting of Research found that a major- About a third of parents are From1991untiltheColumbine gunfire, it’s extremely low,” the names and biographic ity of Americans believe very confident or extremely shooting, anaverageof19fatal Fox told AP. “The one-homi- details of gunmen. They schools and colleges, along confident, according to the school shootings happened cide-is-too-many mantra is hope denying attention with places of worship, have poll. But fewer Americans eachyear,withabout22people quitetrue.Yetwhenyoudothe to the attackers prevents become less safe compared put blame for shootings on killed. calculations, the probability is inspiring a new crop of with 20 years ago. schools themselves. In contrast, over the past very small.” future shooters. DATELINES

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In this photo from Dec. 20, Harvey Weinstein arrives at In this Feb. 15, 2012, photo, the University at Buffalo In this Feb. 12, 2017, photo, Beyonce poses in the press New York Supreme Court for a hearing on his sexual campus is shown in Buffalo, N.Y. A university student room at the 59th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. assault case. Both sides in Weinstein’s sexual assault case in upstate New York died Wednesday following Beyonce has surprised her fans by releasing a soundtrack want the media and the public barred from the disgraced suspected hazing that has led to an indefinite to her Netflix documentary “Homecoming.” The 37-year- movie mogul’s next court appearance. Prosecutors suspension of fraternity and sorority activities. old superstar debuted “Homecoming: The Live Album” argue the April 26 hearing should be closed to protect University at Buffalo freshman Sebastian Serafin- Wednesday, the same day a Netflix documentary Weinstein’s right to a fair trial and for the privacy of Bazan, 18, had been hospitalized since early Friday exploring her historic performances at the 2018 women whose allegations against him aren’t part of the after the suspected hazing at an off-campus house. Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was released. underlying criminal case. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] [CHRIS PIZZELLO/INVISION/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO]

DUBAI, UNITED ARAB WASHINGTON election campaign. CAIRO overwhelmingly approved the EMIRATES Supreme Court asked to void Egypt schedules referendum proposed changes that also set Saudi runaway sisters plead Louisiana abortion clinic law JERUSALEM on constitutional changes to further enshrine the mili- for help on social media Israel’s president formally tary’s role in politics. A Louisiana abortion clinic nominates Netanyahu as PM Authorities on Wednesday Two Saudi sisters appealed is asking the Supreme Court scheduled three days of voting JAKARTA, INDONESIA for help Wednesday from to strike down regulations that Israel’s president on in a nationwide referendum Indonesia’s Widodo set for the former Soviet repub- could leave the state with just Wednesday formally nomi- starting Saturday on proposed 2nd term as president lic of Georgia after fleeing one clinic. nated Benjamin Netanyahu changes to Egypt’s constitu- their country, in the latest A divided high court had for a fourth consecutive term tion that could see President Indonesian President Joko case of runaways from the previously agreed to block the as prime minister, officially Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi remain Widodo has won a second ultra-conservative kingdom lawpendingafullreviewofthe launching a process that is in power until 2030. five-year term, preliminary using social media to seek case. expected to result in a new Lasheen Ibrahim, chair- election results showed asylum. An appeal being filed with government dominated by man of the National Election Wednesday, in a victory for Using a newly created the court Wednesday says the religious and nationalist par- Authority, said the vote will moderation over the nation- Twitter account called “Geor- justices should now take the ties in the coming weeks. take place Saturday through alistic rhetoric of his rival, giaSisters,” they identified next step and declare the law In one of the president’s Monday for voters in the Prabowo Subianto. themselvesasMahaal-Subaie, an unconstitutional burden on few non-ceremonial roles, country while Egyptian expa- Vote counts from five 28, and Wafa al-Subaie, 25. therightsofwomenseekingan President Reuven Rivlin triateswillvoteFridaythrough independent survey groups Like other Saudi women who abortion.TheLouisianaprovi- tasked Netanyahu with Sunday, he said. showed Widodo with a clear have fled and turned to social sion is similar to a Texas law assembling a governing The vote was designated for lead over Subianto, a general media, they posted copies of the court struck down in 2016. coalition within 42 days. threedaysapparentlytomaxi- during the era of the Suharto their passports to establish If the justices agree to The move was widely mize the turnout. military dictatorship who their identities. hear the Louisiana case, as expected after Netan- The announcement at a warned Indonesia would fall The sisters claim they are in seems likely, it could lead to yahu’s Likud party and its televised news conference in apart without his strongman danger and will be killed if they a decision on the high-profile right-wing allies captured a Cairo came less than 24 hours leadership. are forcibly returned to Saudi abortion issue in spring 2020, majority of seats in parlia- after the parliament, packed Arabia. in the midst of the presidential mentary elections last week. with el-Sissi’s supporters, The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 A11 Ex-Peru president kills self 60 people charged as police try to arrest him in illegal prescription

By Franklin Briceno opioid crackdown and Christine Armario The Associated Press By Dan Sewell swelled in recent years. LIMA, Peru — Former Peru- The Associated Press Among those charged vian President Alan Garcia was a Tennessee doctor shot himself in the head and CINCINNATI — Federal who dubbed himself the died Wednesday as officers authorities said Wednes- “Rock Doc” and is accused waited to arrest him in a mas- day they have charged 60 of prescribing dangerous sive graft probe that has put people, including a doctor combinations of drugs such the country’s most promi- accused of trading drugs for as fentanyl and oxycodone, nent politicians behind bars sex and another of prescrib- sometimes in exchange for and provoked a reckoning over ing to his Facebook friends, sex, authorities said. corruption. for their roles in illegally Others include a Ken- Authorities broke through prescribing and distributing tucky doctor who is accused a door at Garcia’s mansion in millions of pills containing of writing prescriptions to a leafy, upscale neighborhood opioids and other drugs. Facebook friends who came of the Peruvian capital after U.S. Attorney Benjamin to his home to pick them up, hearing gunfire. The 69-year- Glassman of Cincinnati another who allegedly left old former head of state was described the action, with signed blank prescriptions rushed to a hospital, where Peru police ofﬁ cers stand guard at the emergency hospital Casimiro 31 doctors facing charges, for staff to fill out and give a team of doctors performed Ulloa, where former Peruvian President Alan Garcia was taken after as the biggest known to patients, and a Kentucky emergency surgery but could he shot himself in his neck, Wednesday in Lima, Peru. [MARTIN MEJIA/ takedown yet of drug pre- dentist accused of remov- not save him. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] scribers. Robert Duncan, ing teeth unnecessarily “The president, upset over U.S. attorney for east- and scheduling unneeded this situation, knowing his ern Kentucky, called the follow-up appointments. absolute innocence. had this accountable. own. He went on to a career doctors involved “white- A Dayton, Ohio, doctor terrible accident,” said his Several leaders called on marked by epic triumphs and coated drug dealers.” was accused of running a lawyer, Erasmo Reyna. Peruvians to set aside politics devastating setbacks, a roller- Authorities said the 60 “pill mill” that allegedly It was a shocking end for a as the nation mourns Garcia, coaster of a political life fueled includes 53 medical profes- dispensed 1.75 million pills man who twice ruled Peru — a one-time populist firebrand by his charisma and capacity sionals tied to some 350,000 in a two-year period. once in the 1980s and then whose second presidency for reinvention. prescriptions and 32 mil- Authorities said an Ala- again more than two decades helped usher in a commodities- Ultimately, though, the lion pills. The operation bama doctor recruited later. In more recent years, led investment boom. former president was an was conducted by the fed- prostitutes and other he became ensnared in Latin “It doesn’t matter your increasingly isolated figure eral Appalachian Regional women he had sexual rela- America’s biggest corruption political hue, Peru is in mourn- whose claims of political per- Prescription Opioid Strike tions with to his clinic and scandal, a sweeping investi- ing,” politician Gilbert Violeta secution failed to resonate Force, launched last year by allowed them to abuse gation of politicians’ dealings wrote on Twitter. “This is a with the public. As investi- the Trump administration. drugs in his home. with the Brazilian construction tragedy for our country.” gators closed in, he argued Authorities said arrests Most of those charged giant known as Odebrecht. Condolences poured in from that he was the victim of false were being made and search came from the five strike No country outside Brazil throughout Latin America as testimony about taking bribes warrants carried out as they force states of Alabama, has gone as far in prosecuting leaders recalled a man who at from Odebrecht during the announced the charges at Kentucky, Ohio, Tennes- politicians tied to Odebrecht, his peak was called the John F. construction of Lima’s metro. a news conference. They see and West Virginia. which admitted in a 2016 plea Kennedy of Latin America. He had not been charged when didn’t immediately name One person each was also agreement that it paid nearly “With virtues and imperfec- he died. those being charged. arrested in Pennsylvania $800 million throughout Latin tions, he realized great changes In December, Garcia sought U.S. health authorities and Louisiana. America in exchange for lucra- that allowed Peru’s economy asylum in Uruguay’s embassy, have reported there were “The opioid crisis is tive public-works contracts. to become one of the fastest- staying there for a little more more than 70,000 drug the deadliest drug crisis In Peru, politicians have growing in Latin America and than two weeks before his overdose deaths in 2017, for in American history, and described the accusations as in the world,” former Mexican request was denied. Uru- a rate of 21.7 per 100,000 Appalachia has suffered the a political witch hunt. Pros- President Felipe Calderon said. guayan President Tabaré people. West Virginia and consequences more than ecutors and anti-corruption Garcia was born into a mid- Vázquez said there was no Ohio have regularly been perhaps any other region,” advocates insist the arrests dle-class family in the capital, evidence to support Garcia’s among the states with the U.S. Attorney General show the South American the child of a politician father contention he was being polit- highest overdose death William Barr said in a state- nation is finally holding leaders whose party became Garcia’s ical targeted. rates as the opioid crisis has ment in Washington.

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* ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 B1 SPORTS 5-run 7th lift s Raiders past Commodores

By Dustin Kent out two. Jack Guzek took the an RBI sacrifice fly by Randa, the Commodores. Hunter [email protected] loss for the Commodores (23- with an RBI single by Kyle Milam started on the mound 19, 5-13), surrendering five Fitzgerald scoring Kelley to for Gulf Coast and went five NICEVILLE — Northwest earned runs on six hits with make it 5-3. innings while allowing three Florida State scored five two strikeouts in two innings Franks delivered the big hit of earned runs on four hits and runs in bottom of the seventh out of the bullpen. the inning with a bases-loaded four walks with six strikeouts. inning to break up a tie game Gulf Coast took the lead double to score three and put Raiders starter Jacob Kush en route to a 9-3 victory over with a pair of runs in the top the Raiders up by five runs. went six innings on the mound Gulf Coast in JUCO baseball of the fourth inning, as Brett Northwest tied it up in the Polcovich led the Northwest and gave up three runs – one action Wednesday evening. Wisely led off the inning with fifth on an RBI groundout by offense, going 3 for 5 with a earned – on four hits and four Connor Stephens got the a single before scoring on an Jake Randa to bring home home run, a double, three runs, walks with seven strikeouts. win for the Raiders (35-8 error by Brock Franks, and a Kaden Polcovich and took and two RBI, while Franks was Gulf Coast will next open overall, 17-3 in the Pan- squeeze bunt by Kyler Hult- control with a five-spot in 1 for 3 with three RBI. Fitzger- a two-game set against Pen- handle Conference) for two gren allowed Justin Kelley to the seventh. ald also had two hits. sacola State on Friday in innings of scoreless relief, come home to put the Com- Polcovich led off the inning Stevie Moffatt and Brett Pensacola. The teams will allowing one hit and striking modores up 3-2. with a single and scored on Wisely had two hits each for play Saturday at Frazier Field.

PREP ROUNDUP Marlins get their man Arnold routs Rutherford

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SPRINGFIELD — Arnold got 10 total hits to cruise past Rutherford for a 12-4 victory on Wednesday night, improving to 9-9 on the season. The Rams fell to 1-16. Blake Holman started on the mound for the Marlins and got the victory. Thomas Risalvato, Taylor Bradley, Terry Byers, and Cole Horton all had two each to lead the Arnold offense. The Marlins will next play Thursday night at home against Fort Walton Beach. Rutherford will next play host to Wakulla on Saturday.

NBH sweeps Taylor County

LYNN HAVEN — North Bay Haven swept a doubleheader over Taylor County, winning the first game 10-0 and the second 4-2 to improve to New Arnold High School football coach Norris Vaughan speaks at his introductory press conference Wednesday at Arnold High School. 5-14 on the season. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] Justin Wit pitched a six- inning no-hitter in the first game, striking out nine bat- Decorated coach “I thought he was beyond our league. He’s coached and his familiarity with ters. Cameron Hamre was 2 Norris Vaughan high school players to all star games that went on to the area – having owned a for 2 with an RBI and Coby introduced by Arnold college and with his winning record and all that he did, condo in Panama City Beach Newell added a hit. I thought he might go on and do something bigger than in years past – as some of In the second game, it was By Dustin Kent what we are.” the reasons for taking the Darius Johnson starting and [email protected] Britt Smith, Arnold High School principal job. giving up just three hits with It didn’t take him long five strikeouts to get the win. PANAMA CITY BEACH — to make an impression on Wade Wilmot led the Buc- New Arnold football coach Arnold High School prin- to all star games that went the Arnold players, who caneers with two hits, while Norris Vaughan brings cipal Britt Smith said he felt on to college and with his gave him a standing ova- Chris Lockrem was 1 for 3 an impeccable resume to the Marlins were an under- winning record and all that tion at their initial meeting with an RBI. the Marlins’ football pro- dog to land him as their new he did, I thought he might go Wednesday morning. gram: 34 years of high HC. on and do something bigger Vaughan said he was SOFTBALL school coaching experi- “His record was so than what we are.” happy to see his new play- NBH 7, Taylor County 0 ence, including 33 as a head impressive that I didn’t The 71-year-old Vaughan ers’ enthusiasm, but he coach, four Arizona Coach think we’d be able to get had turned down two head made sure they understood PANAMA CITY — Katie of the Year awards, 276 him,” he said after Wednes- coaching jobs in Geor- exactly what he expects Walters pitched her second career wins, 11 final four day’s introductory press gia and rebuffed another from them from this point straight no-hitter for the appearances, and a state conference for Vaughan at opportunity in Phoenix to forward. Buccaneers, walking three championship. the school. “I thought he become Arnold’s new head “The kids were excited,” and striking out 12 in seven Vaughan’s resume was was beyond our league. He’s coach, citing the opportu- so impressive in fact that coached high school players nity to be closer to family See VAUGHAN, B3 See ROUNDUP, B3

Irving scores 37, Celtics beat Pacers for 2-game lead

The Associated Press fouled on a two-handed dunk. Bojan Bogdanovic led Indi- He completed the three-point ana with 23 points. Thaddeus Kyrie Irving scored 37 play to make it 97-91 with 8.8 Young added 15 points. points and the Boston Celt- seconds left. Game 3 is Friday in Indiana. ics rallied late in the fourth The Pacers turned it over Darren Collison scored quarter to beat the Indiana again and the Celtics were seven points during a 10-0 Pacers 99-91 on Wednesday able to close out the game at run that gave the Pacers a night and take a 2-0 lead in the free throw line. 70-58 lead in the third quar- their best-of-seven, first- Tatum scored 26 points, ter as turnovers began to pile round series including a thunderous up for the Celtics. Coming out of a timeout dunk down the stretch to Indiana led 79-68 entering and with a chance to tie, the help punctuate a 10-0 run the fourth. Horford opened Pacers’ Wesley Matthews by Boston over the final five the final period scoring on threw an inbounds pass into minutes. a hook shot in the lane and the bench on the other side After scoring only eight Tyreke Evans responded with of the court with 12.1 seconds points in the third quarter a 3-pointer on Indiana’s first left. On the ensuing play, the of Game 1, the Pacers scored possession. Celtics guard Kyrie Irving (11) shoots over Pacers center Myles Turner Celtics’ Al Horford passed only 12 points in the fourth (33) during the ﬁ rst quarter of Game 2 of an NBA ﬁ rst-round playoff to Jayson Tatum, who was quarter of Game 2. See NBA, B3 series, Wednesday in Boston. [CHARLES KRUPA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] * ** B2 Thursday, April 18, 2019 | The News Herald Patriots open vs. Steelers; 5 international games

By Barry Wilner The Associated Press

NEW YORK — The NFL’s 100th season will begin with its most classic rivalry and feature the Super Bowl champion Patriots hosting Pitts- burgh in the first Sunday night game. As previously announced, NFL 100 will kick off with Green Bay at Chicago for the 199th meeting of a series that began in 1921. That Sept. 5 game in the Thurs- day night slot usually reserved for hosting by the NFL champ forced New England to open three nights later. The Patriots have a home schedule loaded with top attractions, including Kansas City on Dec. 8 in an AFC title game rematch, and Dallas on Nov. 24. Monday night’s doubleheader on ESPN will feature Houston at New In this Feb. 20 photo, the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium in north London is viewed. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] Orleans and Denver at Oakland. Odell Beckham Jr., and night game to close the The league returns to the fourth successive Houston. They return to “We know every two young, potential star holiday schedule will be Mexico, after last sea- year. All finales are divi- Oakland on Nov. 3. year there seems to be quarterbacks in Cleve- New Orleans at Atlanta son’s Chiefs-Rams game sional games for the 11th Miami opens with four a last-to-first story,” land’s Baker Mayfield and in another long-time was moved to Los Ange- straight season. 2018 playoff opponents: said new Broncos coach New York’s Sam Darnold. rivalry. les because of poor field “This is an exciting home for Baltimore and Vic Fangio, the Bears’ National broadcasts The NFC champion Los conditions at Azteca Sta- time,” said Giants coach New England, at Dallas, defensive coordinator rarely have included the Angeles Rams will host dium. On Monday night Pat Shurmur, whose team home for the Chargers. last season. “We were downtrodden Browns, Cincinnati in London Nov. 18, the Chiefs will opens at Dallas. “This Then the Dolphins have that in Chicago last year. but they’re a popular for one of five interna- play LA’s other team, the week, we started the off- a bye. I suppose a lot of teams choice this year: Cleve- tional games on the 2019 Chargers. season program. And now One team, Philadel- counted us as a win last land will have four schedule. The Rams and In Week 16, the NFL we can see when we’re phia has three straight year. Every season is a prime-time games, also Bengals will face off at has left 10 teams in semi- going to play. We knew home games and three new season and the order facing the Rams, San Wembley Stadium on limbo. Three games are who our opponents would consecutive road games. they choose for us to play Francisco and archrival Oct. 27. scheduled for NFL Net- be and where we are going No other team has three them in, we’ll play them Pittsburgh. Earlier in October, work on Saturday, Dec. to play, but there’s an away matches in a row, in.” Every team will have the league will play two 21, and will be chosen excitement that builds once though the Rams will be Week 2 includes an at least one national TV games at Tottenham among these five: Detroit the schedule comes out.” away from LA for a visit intriguing Monday night appearance. New Eng- Hotspur’s new stadium in at Denver; Oakland at the Among the oddities, to Atlanta on Oct. 20, matchup of Cleveland land, Pittsburgh, Kansas London. The Raiders will LA Chargers; Buffalo at in one stretch the Raid- that “home” contest in at the New York Jets. City, Green Bay, Seattle host the Bears on Oct. 6, New England; the Rams ers will go seven weeks London the next week, The very first Monday and the Rams get the and the Buccaneers will at San Francisco 49ers; before playing a game in then a bye and a trip to nighter was a Browns maximum prime-time be the home team against and Houston at Tampa Oakland. They entertain Pittsburgh. win over Joe Namath and games, five. the Panthers on Oct. 13. Bay. The non-Saturday the Chiefs on Sept. 15, Also with three straight the defending champion The traditional Wembley will be the games will be played then have road games at home games will be Green Jets in 1970. This one Thanksgiving Day games site of the fourth London Sunday. Minnesota and India- Bay, Atlanta, Arizona, will feature the return will have Detroit at match, with Houston The season ends Dec. napolis, host Chicago in San Francisco, Buffalo, to the Meadowlands for home to Chicago, then facing host Jacksonville 29, when Chicago fin- London, are off Oct. 13, Cleveland, Pittsburgh now-Browns receiver Buffalo at Dallas. The on Nov. 3. ishes at Minnesota for then go to Green Bay and and Houston. Prosecutors: Kraft massage videos should be released

By Terry Spencer attorneys quickly moved The Associated Press and says they made to await a The Associated Press to block, accusing pros- numerous other media court ruling on whether ecutors of apparent outlets have requested the videos are a public FORT LAUDERDALE, “gross prosecutorial the videos. record. Fla. — Prosecutors told misconduct.” “Absent a Court order, “The State’s bad faith a court Wednesday they Kraft was charged the State will be releas- attempt to circumvent plan to release under- in February with two ing the requested public judicial review by simply cover video of New misdemeanor counts records” after they are releasing the Videos” England Patriots owner of soliciting prostitu- pixilated, Aronberg before the judge rules “is Robert Kraft and others tion for allegedly paying wrote. His spokesman, an affront to justice and allegedly receiving sex for sex at the Orchids of Mike Edmondson, said the grossly unethical,” Gold- acts at a Florida massage Asia Day Spa in Jupiter, release is not imminent berger wrote. parlor, but it will likely Florida. He has pleaded as the office is processing David S. Weinstein, be up to a judge when or not guilty. Twenty-four numerous public records a defense attorney and if it’s released. other alleged Orchids requests from the case. former prosecutor who In this April 10 photo, Patriots owner Robert Kraft leaves Palm Beach County of Asia customers were Defense attorney is not involved in the his seat during a game between the Nets and the Heat, in prosecutors filed a notice similarly charged. Jack Goldberger quickly case, said “there is still New York. [KATHY WILLENS/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] in a related case saying Palm Beach State sent a letter to the judge no guarantee that the they believe the videos Attorney David Aron- overseeing Kraft’s case, tapes will be released.” Kraft returned 17 hours conceded they found no are public records under berg wrote to the court writing that prosecu- Prosecutors “are simply later and was again vid- evidence of human traf- Florida law and plan to in the related case that tors are trying to “evade stating that they are com- eotaped engaging in sex ficking at the Jupiter spa. release pixilated ver- there is no legal basis to judicial review and end plying with their duties acts before paying with a Goldberger also said sions — a move Kraft’s block the videos’ release. run” around a promise he under the public records $100 bill and another bill, officers did not exhaust laws and they won’t be police said. less-invasive means of withholding the tapes,” Hours later, he was investigating the spa, he said. Even if the trial in Kansas City for the and Florida law says judge orders the videos’ AFC Championship audio surveillance such release, Kraft’s attorneys game, where his Patri- as wiretaps should only could appeal, he said. ots defeated the Chiefs. be used for serious felo- Kraft, 77, is accused His team then won the nies such as murder or of paying for sex acts at Super Bowl in Atlanta, kidnapping and does not the spa twice in Janu- the Patriots’ sixth NFL list prostitution. ary. While fighting the championship under his Prosecutors have charges, he recently ownership. offered to drop the issued an apology saying Goldberger has pre- charges if Kraft enters he had disappointed viously accused Jupiter a diversion program for his family, friends, co- police of having “delib- first-time offenders, workers, fans “and many erately misrepresented” as some others charged others who rightfully hold facts used to get a judge have. That would include me to a higher standard.” to approve the warrant an admission he would be Kraft said he has allowing the cameras’ found guilty if the case “extraordinary respect secret installation. Offi- went to trial, a $5,000 for women,” adding that cers used an undisclosed fine, 100 hours of com- his morals were shaped by ruse to gain access to the munity service and his late wife, who died in spa days before Kraft’s attendance in a class on 2011. visits. the dangers of prostitu- According to police Jupiter was part of a tion and its connection records, Kraft, who is worth multicounty investiga- to human trafficking. He $6 billion, was chauffeured tion of massage parlor would also have to make a to the Orchids of Asia spa prostitution and pos- court appearance and be on the evening of Jan. 19, sible human trafficking tested for sexually trans- where officers secretly that resulted with the mitted diseases. recorded him engaging in arrests of about 300 men Prosecutors have said a sex act and then hand- and the closure of 10 spas. the fine and commu- ing over an undetermined The spa owners have nity service are required amount of cash. been charged with felo- by law and are not Investigators said nies. Prosecutors have negotiable. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 B3

coach Bill Belichick has VAUGHAN made famous: “do your Pastrnak scores twice, Bruins job.” From Page B1 “The biggest thing is hard work and disci- beat Maple Leafs to tie series he said. “They want to pline,” he said. “Kids play and they want to want discipline. It’s The Associated Press win, but the problem is something you do for everybody wants to win them and not to them. David Pastrnak scored on Friday. It’s about It helps them to become twice in quick succession, who’s willing to do the better men, better lead- Brad Marchand had a goal work on Monday, Tues- ers, better everything in and two assists and the day, Wednesday. That’s their life. We’re going to Boston Bruins held off the the key, so that’s what teach them fundamen- Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4 I’m trying to convince tals and teach them the on Wednesday night to tie them. If you want to game and a lot about the first-round series 2-2. win you’ve got to do this character and class and Charlie McAvoy had a and this and this … the honoring commitments goal and an assist, Zdeno ones that do will have a and doing what they’re Chara and Joakim Nor- chance to be success- supposed to do. dstrom also scored and ful. The ones who don’t “Our mantra is Tuukka Rask made 38 will have a good time ‘everybody do your job.’ saves. watching.” Don’t try to do some- Auston Matthews Vaughan shouldn’t body else’s job, just do scored twice for Toronto. have much trouble get- yours.” Zach Hyman and Travis ting his players to buy After resigning from Dermott also scored in given his track record Mountain Pointe in and Frederik Andersen of success. He has won 2017, Vaughan moved stopped 25 shots. 72.4 percent of his back to Georgia and Game 5 is Friday night games as a head coach worked in 2018 as an in Boston. at six different schools, offensive coordinator After the Maple Leafs Maple Leafs goaltender Frederik Andersen (31) looks for the puck as Bruins right wing leading Mountain Pointe at Clarke Central High overcame a 2-0 deficit to David Pastrnak (88) scores during the second period of Game 4 of an NHL ﬁ rst-round High School in Phoenix, School in 2018. The tie it early in the second playoff series Wednesday in Toronto. [FRANK GUNN/THE CANADIAN PRESS VIA THE ASSOCIATED Ariz., to a state cham- team finished 8-5 and period, Pastrnak put PRESS] pionship in 2013 and made the state quar- Boston back in front at finishing state runner- terfinals, but the coach 3:16 when he redirected of the third. At 42 years, 30 scored into an empty net and TO even series at two up twice. said the year spent as an a pass from Marchand on days, the Boston captain with two seconds to go. games each. Hintz added He also won 47 of 52 assistant only confirmed a 2-on-1. The Bruins then became the second-oldest his second career playoff games at Wickenburg for him that he needed got a power play when player in NHL history to STARS 5, PREADORS 1: goal in the second period, High School in Wick- to get back on the side- Matthews went off for score a playoff goal. Chris Roope Hintz and Alexander on John Kingberg’s third enburg, Ariz., from line as a head coach. roughing, and Marchand Chelios holds the record at Radulov scored power- assist of the game. Andrew 2005-2008 with three Even after 34 years on whipped a backhand pass 45 years, 86 days. play goals on Dallas’ ﬁ rst Cogliano and Mats Zuc- final fours and a run- the job, Vaughan said his to a wide-open Pastrnak, Matthews scored on the two shots, and the Stars carello also scored, and ner-up finish, and led passion for the game who snapped the puck power play with 8:08 left, chased Nashville goalie Ben Bishop stopped 34 four different Georgia and doing the hard, short-side on Andersen and Dermott made it 5-4 Pekka Rinne with an early shots. Roman Josi scored schools to 12 total play- time-consuming work for his second goal in 1:35. through traffic with 6:33 four-goal onslaught, for the Predators. Game 5 off appearances in 19 of being a head football Chara made it 5-2 at 5:39 remaining. Nordstrom beating the Predators is Saturday in Nashville. seasons. coach is just as strong as Smith said he believed ever. Vaughan’s resume gives “No question, maybe him instant credibility more so,” he said. “I’m Columbus advances after sweep of mighty Lightning with his new players. really passionate about “Obviously his cre- the game,” he said. “I By Mitch Stacy play in this kind of atmo- been standing for the Boston-Toronto series, dentials are superior love football, love the The Associated Press sphere,” said Bobrovsky entire third period roared which the Maple Leafs and the players recognize games, love practice, love after the Blue Jackets won even louder, and the play- lead 2-1. that,” he said. “When breaking down film, love COLUMBUS, Ohio in front of a raucous home ers celebrated wildly, Twelve Blue Jack- he talked to them this the weight room, love — The Columbus Blue crowd that had been wait- spilling from the bench ets scored in the series, morning, he helped give every part of it. I think Jackets were clinging ing 18 years for the team onto the ice. Winger Cam but Bobrovsky, who had them a pathway for what I’ve gotten better as a to a 4-3 lead and the to win a playoff series. Atkinson even got a cut on struggled in three previ- they can do to replicate coach. I’ve learned a lot. I Tampa Bay Lightning’s “You feel the energy, you his chin during the joyous ous playoff series with the success that his other still make some mistakes, high-scoring stars were feel that atmosphere, you melee. Columbus, was the star . teams have had. I think but I don’t make as many swarming around Sergei know? It’s great. It gives “What an experi- He will be an unrestricted that’s where the players as I used to. I think I’ve Bobrovsky, as the clock you more energy when ence in that series,” said free agent after the season are most encouraged. grown as a coach over the ticked down in what you win.” center Matt Duchene, and has, so far, refused to They see somebody that years and gotten better. I would be a history-mak- Not only did Columbus who was acquired at the re-sign with the team. He knows the way to get to hope we can get some- ing playoff game. win a playoff series for trade deadline along with also has come under criti- and win a state cham- thing done here. The Blue Jackets’ goal- the first time in five tries winger Ryan Dzingel from cism at times from coach pionship and they’re “This will be a chal- tender stood tall, as he had , it did so in dominating Ottawa for the playoff John Tortorella through already buying into that lenge, but the biggest the entire playoff series, fashion. The Blue Jack- push. “I have never played an erratic season, but the idea. You can see that thing is we’ve got to turning away dangerous ets ousted a team that in front of a crowd like former Vezina Trophy immediately.” get the players and the shots by Erik Cernak and had put together one of that. Insane. It’s pretty winner never withered. The template for parents committed and Cedric Paquette in the last the most prolific scor- special what we just did. “He’s not crazy how Vaughan’s success isn’t we’re going to get the five minutes. The Light- ing lineups ever, a team We’re going to enjoy it, I’ve talked about some of particularly compli- whole school and com- ning pulled their goalie whose 68 regular-season but we’ve got to carry the situations he’s gone cated, with the coach munity involved. We’re late, and the Blue Jackets wins tied for the most in this momentum forward through, but it’s my job using a phrase to help going to try to get every- opened the scoring spigot NHL history. now.” to hold people account- articulate his program’s body involved in the on the way to a 7-3 win As the seconds ticked Columbus, which didn’t able,” Tortorella said. focus that six-time football program and and shocking four-game off what had turned into secure an Eastern Divi- “I’m thrilled that he’s Super Bowl winning excited about what’s sweep of the NHL’s best a rout because of empty- sion playoff spot until answering.” New England Patriots going on Friday night.” team. net goals, the Nationwide the 81st game, advances “It’s so much fun to Arena crowd that had to play the winner of the

corner. And after Hor- Celtics seized on it, out- NBA ford blocked Bogdanovic scoring them 23-17 in at the rim, Tatum found the quarter and taking a From Page B1 a cutting Hayward for 52-50 halftime lead. a layup and the Pacers But then Boston caught were undone by their late BUCKS 120, PISTONS 99: fire, using a 16-0 run, turnovers. Giannis Antetokounmpo including eight straight Horford was a game- scored 13 of his 26 points by Irving, to take an time decision with an in Milwaukee’s big third 86-82 lead with 5:04 to illness, but was able to quarter and the Bucks beat play. Indiana missed 10 remain in the Celtics’ the Detroit Pistons to take straight shots during starting lineup. He was a 2-0 lead in the fi rst-round the run, finally breaking noticeably a step slower playoff series. Eric Bledsoe a nearly eight-minute at the outset and didn’t’ led the Bucks with 27 scoring drought with a take his first shot until late points, and Khris Middle- 3-pointer by Matthews in the second quarter. He ton had 24. Milwaukee is in front of the Celtics’ didn’t score his first points trying win a series for the bench. until the fourth, finish- fi rst time since 2001. Luke Bogdanovic hit a ing with four points, 10 Kennard had 19 points for 3-pointer from virtually rebounds and four assists Detroit. Reggie Jackson the same spot as Mat- for the game. and Andre Drummond thews to put the Pacers After both teams strug- each added 18, and Drum- back in front. Gordon gled from the field in mond had 16 rebounds. Hayward responded with Game 1, they combined Detroit star Blake Griffi n a jumper, before Bogda- to hit 10 straight shots to sat out again with a left novic hit another 3 over open Game 2. knee injury, but received Horford that made it The Pacers shot 65 per- a technical for the second 91-89 Pacers with 2:16 cent in the first quarter, straight game for arguing remaining. but were just 7 for 20 from the bench. Game 3 is Following an Indiana from the field and 0 for 7 Saturday night in Detroit. miss, Tatum connected from beyond the 3-point on a 3-pointer from the arc in the second. The

Sternberg was 1 for 4 with ROUNDUP a double and two RBI. Melanie Brock also had a From Page B1 hit, a run, and an RBI. NBH scored three runs innings. in the first inning, three Kylie Burch led the in the third, and another offense by going 2 for 4 in the fourth. The Bucca- with a double, two runs, neers (13-7) will next play and an RBI, while Destiny Friday at Marianna. * ** B4 Thursday, April 18, 2019 | The News Herald

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TORONTO 2, BOSTON 2 Purse: $1.8 million. Winner’s share: $270,000. AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE April 11: Toronto, 4-1 NASCAR XFINITY Television: Friday, noon to 2:30 p.m. (Golf April 13: Boston, 4-1 Last race: Cole Custer won for the second Channel); Saturday-Sunday, 3-6 p.m. (Golf Monday April 15: Toronto, 3-2 time in four races. Channel). Baseball Softball Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Wednesday: Boston, 6-4 Next race: MoneyLion 300, April 27, Talladega Defending champion: Steve Flesch. Leon at Mosley 5 p.m. Arnold at Mosley 6 p.m. 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Friday: at Boston, 7 p.m. Superspeedway. Charles Schwab Cup leader: Bernhard 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Sunday: at Toronto, TBA Online: www.nascar.com Langer. Niceville at Bay 6:30 p.m. PSJ at Rutherford 7 p.m. Beach noon. x-Tuesday, April 23: at Boston, TBA Last tournament: Kevin Sutherland won the Evening: NASCAR GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCK Rapiscan Systems Classic. Vernon at Bozeman 6 Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:30 p.m. WASHINGTON 2, CAROLINA 1 Last race: Kyle Busch won his fourth straight Notes: Bernhard Langer was the only PGA p.m. Tuesday April 11: Washington, 4-2 start in the series. Tour Champions player to make the cut at Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx April 13: Washington, 4-3, OT Next race: JEGS 200, May 3, Dover the Masters. He is in the fi eld at Sugarloaf. 11:25 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota April 15: Carolina, 5-0 International Speedway, Dover, Delaware. ... The only other players in the tournament 11:30 a.m. Today: at Carolina, 7 p.m. Online: www.nascar.com who competed in the Masters are Vijay Wednesday Saturday: at Washington, 8 p.m. Singh and Sandy Lyle. ... Kevin Sutherland ANNOUNCEMENTS Matinee: x-Monday, April 22: at Carolina, TBA FORMULA ONE is coming off only his second Champions Thoroughbred simulcast: Tampa Bay 11:25 x-Wednesday, April 24: at Washington, TBA Last race: Defending champion Lewis victory. ... John Daly is in the fi eld. He is the a.m., Aqueduct 11:50 a.m., Keeneland 12:05 Hamilton took fi rst for the second start in only Champions player who is averaging Golf Tournament foursomes. Players are p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 N.Y. ISLANDERS 4, PITTSBURGH 0 a row. more than 300 yards off the tee (300.2). ... a.m., Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:30 April 10: N.Y. Islanders, 4-3, OT Next race: Azerbaijan Grand Prix, April 28, Six tournaments into the season, the PGA There will be a Cap- encouraged to send in a.m., Palm Beach noon. April 12: N.Y. Islanders, 3-1 Baku City Circuit, Baku, Azerbaijan. Tour Champions does not have any multiple tain’s Choice Knights of their form before the day Evening: April 14: N.Y. Islanders 4-1 Online: www.formula1.com winners. ... Langer won the fi rst Mitsubishi Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Tuesday: N.Y. Islanders, 3-1 Classic in 2013. He has been a runner-up at Columbus charity golf of the tournament. Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:30 p.m. NTT INDYCAR the tournament four times in the fi ve years tournament at Holiday Golf For further information, Thursday WESTERN CONFERENCE Last race: Alexander Rossi won from the pole since then. ... The TPC Sugarloaf was the site Matinee: NASHVILLE 2, DALLAS 2 at Long Beach. of a PGA Tour event until it ended in 2008. Club on May 4 starting at contact Tom Fagan at Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:50 April 10: Dallas, 3-2 Next race: IndyCar Grand Prix, May 11, Past champions in the fi eld this week include 8:30 a.m. The tournament 678-908-2530 or faga456@ a.m., Keeneland 12:05 p.m., Santa Anita 2 April 13: Nashville, 2-1, OT Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis. Mark Calcavecchia, Daly, Retief Goosen and p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 April 15: Nashville, 3-2 Online: www.indycar.com Scott McCarron. will benefi t Hurricane yahoo.com, Doug Quill- a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach Wednesday: Dallas, 5-1 Next week: Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf noon. Saturday: at Nashville, 3 p.m. NHRA DRAG RACING at Big Cedar Lodge. Michael victims in the area. ing at 850-819-2604 or Evening: Monday: at Dallas, TBA Last race: Brittany Force won Top Fuel in Online: www.pgatour.com/champions There will be prizes [email protected], or Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: x-Wednesday, April 24: at Nashville, TBA Texas. Jacksonville 6:30 p.m. Next race: Four Wide Nationals, April 26-28, WEB.COM TOUR given from a tournament John Andersen at 850- Friday ST. LOUIS 2, WINNIPEG 2 zMax Dragway, Concord, North Carolina. ROBERT TRENT JONES GOLF TRAIL raffl e. The maximum 319-5770 or andersenjm@ Matinee: April 10: St. Louis, 2-1 Online: www.nhra.com CHAMPIONSHIP Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:50 April 12: St. Louis, 4-3 Site: Prattville, Ala. amount of players is 32 knology.net. a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m., Keeneland 12:05 April 14: Winnipeg, 6-3 OTHER SERIES Course: The Senator Course. p.m., Santa Anita 2 p.m. Greyhound simul- Tuesday: Winnipeg, 2-1, OT WORLD OF OUTLAWS Purse: $550,000. Winner’s share: $99,000. cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach noon. Today: at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Riverside International Speedway, Television: None. Evening: Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Saturday: at St. Louis, 7 p.m. West Memphis, Arkansas; Saturday, Spring Defending champion: New tournament. ON THE AIR Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby x-Monday: at Winnipeg, TBA Classic, Federated Auto Parts Raceway at Points leader: Rafael Campos. Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:30 p.m. I-85, Pevely, Missouri; Sunday, Tri-State Next week: Dormie Network Classic. Saturday COLORADO 2, CALGARY 1 Speedway, Haubstadt, Indiana. Online: www.pgatour.com/webcom Matinee: April 11: Calgary, 4-0 Today at Tampa Bay (7 p.m.) Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:50 April 13: Colorado, 3-2, OT NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP EUROPEAN TOUR COLLEGE BASEBALL 10 p.m. a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m., Keeneland April 15: Colorado, 6-2 POINTS LEADERS Last week: Tiger Woods won the Masters. 12:05 p.m., Santa Anita 2 p.m. Greyhound Wednesday: at Colorado, late Through April 13 Next week: Trophee Hassan II. 5 p.m. MLB [—] Seattle at simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Friday: at Calgary, 10 p.m. 1. Kyle Busch, 400 Race to Dubai leader: Kevin Kisner. ESPNU [—] Missouri at LA Angels OR Cincin- 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:30 a.m., Palm x-Sunday: at Colorado, TBA 2. Joey Logano, 380 Online: www.europeantour.com Beach noon. x-Tuesday, April 23: at Calgary, TBA 3. Denny Hamlin, 366 Georgia nati at San Diego (10 Evening: 4. Kevin Harvick, 349 6 p.m. p.m.) (games joined in Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm VEGAS 3, SAN JOSE 1 5. Brad Keselowski, 313 TENNIS Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane April 10: San Jose, 5-2 6. Martin Truex Jr., 311 SEC [—] Florida at LSU progress) 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:30 p.m. April 12: Vegas, 5-3 7. Kurt Busch, 287 ATP WORLD TOUR Sunday April 14: Vegas, 6-3 8. Clint Bowyer, 280 ROLEX MONTE-CARLO MASTERS 7 p.m. NBA Matinee:No simulcast due to Easter Sunday. Tuesday: Vegas, 5-0 9. Ryan Blaney, 277 Wednesday at The Monte-Carlo Country Poker Room open only. FS1 [—] Texas at Okla- 7 p.m. Today: at San Jose, 10 p.m. 10. Chase Elliott, 267 Club, Monaco. POKER ROOM x-Sunday: at Vegas, TBA homa State TNT [—] NBA Playoff: 11. Aric Almirola, 260 Purse: $4.8 million (Masters 1000). Surface: – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through x-Tuesday, April 23: at San Jose, TBA 12. Daniel Suarez, 235 Clay-Outdoor 8 p.m. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and 13. Jimmie Johnson, 234 Men’s Singles Saturday. ESPNU [—] Mississippi East 1st Round, Game 3 14. Austin Dillon, 216 Second Round LOCATION PRO BASEBALL 15. Ryan Newman, 216 Pierre-Hugues Herbert, France, def. Kei State at Arkansas 8 p.m. – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. 16. Paul Menard, 213 Nishikori (5), Japan, 7-5, 6-4. INFORMATION MLB 17. Erik Jones, 212 Stefanos Tsitsipas (6), Greece, def. Mikhail COLLEGE LACROSSE NBA [—] NBA Playoff: – 234-3943. All times Eastern 18. Ricky Stenhouse Jr., 208 Kukushkin, Kazakhstan, 6-3, 7-5. (WOMEN'S) Denver at San Antonio, AMERICAN LEAGUE 19. Kyle Larson, 204 Daniil Medvedev (10), Russia, def. Radu EAST DIVISION W L PCT. GB 20. William Byron, 198 Albot, Moldova, 6-1, 6-2. 3 p.m. West 1st Round, Game 3 PRO BASKETBALL Tampa Bay 14 4 .778 — Alexander Zverev (3), Germany, def. Felix ESPNU [—] Michigan at 9:30 p.m. New York 8 9 .471 5½ NASCAR XFINITY Auger-Aliassime, Canada, 6-1, 6-4. NBA PLAYOFFS Toronto 7 11 .389 7 POINTS LEADERS Fabio Fognini (13), Italy, def. Gilles Simon, Northwestern TNT [—] NBA Playoff: All times Eastern Baltimore 7 12 .368 7½ Through April 12 France, walkover. GOLF Golden State at LA Clip- FIRST ROUND Boston 6 13 .316 8½ 1. Tyler Reddick, 362 Cameron Norrie, Britain, def. Marton (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT. GB 2. Christopher Bell, 338 Fucsovics, Hungary, 7-6 (3), 6-3. 2 p.m. pers, West 1st Round, EASTERN CONFERENCE Cleveland 11 7 .611 — 3. Cole Custer, 333 Taylor Fritz, United States, def. Diego GOLF [—] PGA Tour Golf: Game 3 MILWAUKEE 2, DETROIT 0 Minnesota 8 6 .571 1 4. Austin Cindric, 299 Schwartzman, Argentina, 6-4, 6-2. April 14: Milwaukee, 121-86 Detroit 8 9 .471 2½ 5. Justin Allgaier, 275 Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Roberto Bautista RBC Heritage, fi rst round, NHL Wednesday: Milwaukee, 120-99 Chicago 7 10 .412 3½ 6. John Hunter Nemechek, 263 Agut, Spain, 6-1, 6-1. 7. Michael Annett, 262 Grigor Dimitrov, Bulgaria, def. Jan-Lennard Hilton Head Island, S.C. 6 p.m. Saturday: at Detroit, 8 p.m. Kansas City 6 12 .333 5 Monday: at Detroit, 8 p.m. WEST DIVISION W L PCT. GB 8. Chase Briscoe, 255 Struff, Germany, 7-6 (2), 6-4. 6 p.m. NBCSN [—] Stanley Cup x-Wednesday, April 24: at Milwaukee, TBD Houston 12 5 .706 — 9. Ryan Sieg, 253 Dominic Thiem (4), Austria, def. Martin x-Friday, April 26: at Detroit, TBD Seattle 13 8 .619 1 10. Noah Gragson, 246 Klizan, Slovakia, 6-1, 6-4. GOLF [—] LPGA Tour Golf: Playoff: Washington at x-Sunday, April 28: at Milwaukee, TBD Texas 9 7 .563 2½ 11. Justin Haley, 237 Dusan Lajovic, Serbia, def. David Goffi n (16), LOTTE Championship, Carolina, East 1st Round, Oakland 10 10 .500 3½ 12. Brandon Jones, 227 Belgium, 6-3, 6-4. ORLANDO 1, TORONTO 1 Los Angeles 8 9 .471 4 13. Ross Chastain, 195 second round, Oahu, Game 4 April 13: Orlando, 104-101 14. Brandon Brown, 158 Men’s Doubles Hawaii 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: Toronto, 111-82 Tuesday’s Games 15. Gray Gaudling, 149 First Round Friday: at Orlando, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 8, Boston 0 16. Jeremy Clements, 126 Lukasz Kubot, Poland, and Marcelo Melo MLB USA [—] Stanley Cup Sunday: at Orlando, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 5, Detroit 3, 10 innings 17. Ray Black Jr., 125 (2), Brazil, def. Marcel Granollers and Marc 18. Garrett Smithley, 124 Noon Playoff: St. Louis at Win- Tuesday, April 23: at Toronto, 6 or 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 4, Baltimore 2 Lopez, Spain, 7-6 (8), 6-4. x-Thursday, April 25: at Orlando, TBD Toronto 6, Minnesota 5 19. David Starr, 108 Second Round MLB [—] San Francisco at nipeg, West First Round, x-Saturday, April 27: at Toronto, TBD Texas 5, L.A. Angels 0 20. Jeffrey Earnhardt, 105 Jamie Murray, Britain, and Bruno Soares (3), Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 1 Brazil, def. Ivan Dodig, Croatia, and Edouard Washington OR Toronto Game 4 BROOKLYN 1, PHILADELPHIA 1 Houston 9, Oakland 1 NASCAR GANDER OUTDOOR TRUCK Roger-Vasselin, France, 7-6 (5), 6-7 (4), 10-8. at Minnesota (subject to 8:30 p.m. April 13: Brooklyn, 111-102 Cleveland 4, Seattle 2 POINTS LEADERS Maximo Gonzalez and Horacio Zeballos, April 15: Philadelphia, 145-123 Wednesday’s Games Through March 29 Argentina, def. Oliver Marach, Austria, and blackout in local areas) NBCSN [—] Stanley Cup Today: at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. Kansas City 4, Chicago White Sox 3, 10 1. Stewart Friesen, 200 Mate Pavic (5), Croatia, 6-3, 3-6, 10-6. 7 p.m. Playoff: Vegas at San Saturday: at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. innings 2. Grant Enfi nger, 194 Nikola Mektic and Franko Skugor (7), Tuesday, April 23: at Philadelphia, 8 or 8:30 Cleveland 1, Seattle 0 3. Ben Rhodes, 184 Croatia, def. Karen Khachanov, Russia, and MLB [—] LA Dodgers at Jose, West 1st Round, p.m. N.Y. Yankees 5, Boston 3 4. Johnny Sauter, 178 Feliciano Lopez, Spain, 3-6, 6-3, 10-4. Milwaukee OR Baltimore Game 5 x-Thursday, April 25: at Brooklyn, TBD Tampa Bay 8, Baltimore 1 5. Brett Moffi tt, 174 Robin Haase and Wesley Koolhof, x-Saturday, April 27: at Philadelphia, TBD Pittsburgh 3, Detroit 2, 10 innings 6. Matt Crafton, 171 Netherlands, def. Alexander and Mischa Toronto at Minnesota, late 7. Austin Hill, 151 Zverev, Germany, 6-7 (8), 6-4, 10-8. BOSTON 2, INDIANA 0 L.A. Angels at Texas, late 8. Todd Gilliland, 149 April 14: Boston 84-74 Houston at Oakland, late 9. Harrison Burton, 148 IN BRIEF Wednesday: Boston, 99-91 Today’s Games 10. Sheldon Creed, 133 TRANSACTIONS Friday: at Indiana, 8:30 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Nova 0-2) at Detroit 11. Tyler Dippel, 97 Sunday: at Indiana, 1 p.m. (Norris 0-0), 1:10 p.m. 12. Spencer Boyd, 95 BASEBALL 13. Brennan Poole, 94 SOUTH BEND, IND. x-Wednesday, April 24: at Boston, 7 or 8 p.m. Toronto (Buchholz 0-0) at Minnesota (Pineda COMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Suspended The 23-year-old Senn 14. Timothy Peters, 84 x-Friday, April 26: at Indiana, TBD 2-0), 1:10 p.m. Pittsburgh SS Ji-Hwan Bae (Greensboro-SAL) 15. Cory Roper, 82 ND to have fi rst woman spent the last five sea- x-Sunday, April 28: at Boston, TBD Kansas City (Bailey 1-1) at N.Y. Yankees 30 games for violating the Minor League 16. Jordan Anderson, 74 (German 3-0), 6:35 p.m. Baseball Player Domestic Violence, Sexual leprechaun mascot sons with HC Davos in 17. Gus Dean, 72 CELTICS 99, PACERS 91 Baltimore (Cashner 3-1) at Tampa Bay (TBD), Assault and Child Abuse Policy. 18. Austin Wayne Self, 66 Switzerland. He fin- INDIANA (91) 7:10 p.m. American League 19. Korbin Forrister, 64 Bogdanovic 9-21 1-2 23, Young 6-13 2-2 Seattle (Hernandez 1-1) at L.A. Angels BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Reinstated C Austin One of the newest ished his tenure with a 20. Josh Reaume, 57 15, Turner 3-7 0-0 8, Collison 6-10 0-0 13, (Stratton 0-1), 10:07 p.m. Wynns from the 10-day IL and optioned him leprechaun mascots .901 save percentage Matthews 2-8 0-0 6, McDermott 1-3 2-2 4, Friday’s Games to Norfolk (IL). for University of Notre and played in 16 playoff Sabonis 0-1 1-2 1, Joseph 3-6 0-0 6, Holiday Kansas City at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Sent 2B Brock Holt to 1-3 0-0 2, Evans 5-9 0-2 13. Totals 36-81 Minnesota at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. GOLF Pawtucket (IL) for a rehab assignment. Dame says there’s nothing games. 6-10 91. Atlanta at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Optioned OF Daniel BOSTON (99) Boston at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS Palka to Charlotte (IL). wrong with fighting like a Tatum 11-20 1-1 26, Horford 2-6 0-0 4, Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. All times Eastern CLEVELAND INDIANS — Optioned SS Eric girl for the Fighting Irish. NEW YORK Baynes 2-2 0-0 5, Irving 15-26 1-2 37, Brown Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. PGA TOUR Stamets to Columbus (IL). Selected the con- 3-6 0-0 6, Hayward 4-7 4-4 13, Theis 1-4 2-2 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. RBC HERITAGE tract of SS Mike Freeman from Columbus. The university in WNBA MVP Stewart 4, Morris 0-8 0-0 0, Rozier 2-5 0-0 4. Totals Toronto at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Site: Hilton Head Island, S.C. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Optioned RHP John South Bend revealed tears Achilles tendon 40-84 8-9 99. Course: Harbour Town GL. Yardage: 7,099. Curtiss to Salt Lake (IL). Recalled LHP Dillon INDIANA 33 17 29 12 — 91 NATIONAL LEAGUE Par: 71. Peters from Salt Lake. its leprechaun lineup BOSTON 29 23 16 31 — 99 EAST DIVISION W L PCT. GB Purse: $6.9 million. Winner’s share: OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Placed RHP Marco Tuesday for the 2019-20 Reigning WNBA 3-Point Goals—Indiana 13-34 (Bogdanovic Philadelphia 11 6 .647 — $1,242,000. Estrada on the 10-day IL. Recalled RHP Chris 4-8, Evans 3-4, Turner 2-5, Matthews 2-6, New York 10 8 .556 1½ Television: Today-Friday, 3-6 p.m. (Golf Bassitt from Las Vegas (PCL). school year. Sophomore MVP Breanna Stewart Collison 1-2, Young 1-5, Joseph 0-1, Holiday Atlanta 9 8 .529 2 Channel); Saturday-Sunday, 1-2:45 p.m. (Golf National League 0-1, McDermott 0-2), Boston 11-28 (Irving Washington 8 8 .500 2½ Channel), 3-6 p.m. (CBS Sports). ATLANTA BRAVES — Reinstated C Brian Lynnette Wukie is the is expected to miss the 6-10, Tatum 3-6, Baynes 1-1, Hayward 1-2, Miami 4 15 .211 8 Defending champion: Satoshi Kodaira. McCann from the 10-day IL. first woman to don the upcoming season after Theis 0-1, Rozier 0-2, Brown 0-2, Morris CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT. GB FedEx Cup leader: Matt Kuchar. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Sent LHP Rich Milwaukee 12 7 .632 — 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Indiana Last week: Tiger Woods won the Masters. Hill to Rancho Cucamonga (Cal) for a rehab Pittsburgh 10 6 .625 ½ suit, hat and shoes. she ruptured the Achil- 36 (Bogdanovic 8), Boston 48 (Horford 10). Notes: Dustin Johnson, back at No. 1 in the assignment. Notre Dame says les tendon in her right Assists—Indiana 23 (Sabonis, Matthews 5), St. Louis 10 8 .556 1½ world after his tie for second in the Masters, MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Placed RHP Alex Boston 22 (Irving 7). Total Fouls—Indiana 16, Chicago 8 9 .471 3 leads the fi eld as an RBC ambassador. ... Wilson on paternity leave. Recalled RHP Jake Wukie cited her “need ankle. Boston 16. Technicals—Boston coach Brad Cincinnati 5 12 .294 6 Jordan Spieth is playing for the fourth time, Petricka from Wisconsin (MWL). Transferred to lead” in her applica- Stewart injured the Stevens. A—18,624 (18,624). WEST DIVISION W L PCT. GB and his fi rst appearance at Hilton Head since RHP Corey Knebel to the 60-day IL. Los Angeles 12 8 .600 — the week after he won the Masters. He shot NEW YORK METS — Optioned RHP Drew tion. The Ohio native leg on Sunday in the WESTERN CONFERENCE San Diego 11 8 .579 ½ 62 in the second round and eventually tied Gagnon to Syracuse (IL). Recalled RHP Jacob also included a video in EuroLeague Women GOLDEN STATE 1, L.A. CLIPPERS 1 Arizona 9 9 .500 2 for 11th. ... The tournament, often seen Rhame from Syracuse. April 13: Golden State, 121-104 San Francisco 8 11 .421 3½ as a time to exhale after the Masters, also PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Optioned RHPs which she said: “Who championship game in April 15: L.A. Clippers, 135-131 Colorado 6 12 .333 5 includes Bryson DeChambeau and Francesco Drew Anderson and Nick Pivetta to Lehigh Today: at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Molinari among 41 players who were in the Valley (IL). Recalled RHP Jerad Eickhoff says the Fighting Irish Hungary. She flew to Sunday: at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Masters last week. ... Luke Donald has been from Lehigh Valley. Selected the contract Wednesday, April 24: at Golden State, 9 or Pittsburgh 5, Detroit 3, 10 innings runner-up fi ve times at Hilton Head without of 2B Phil Gosselin from Lehigh Valley (IL). can’t fight like a girl?” Los Angeles where test Chicago Cubs 4, Miami 0 10:30 p.m. ever having won. ... This is the 50-year an- Transferred RHP Tommy Hunter to the Philadelphia 14, N.Y. Mets 3 Other leprechauns results confirmed the x-Friday, April 26: at L.A. Clippers, TBD niversary of the fi rst PGA Tour event at Hilton 60-day IL. San Francisco 7, Washington 3 x-Sunday, April 28: at Golden State, TBD Head, won by Arnold Palmer. ... Brian Gay PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned RHP cheering for Notre injury. Arizona 9, Atlanta 6 holds the tournament record of 264 set in Dovydas Neverauskas to Indianapolis (IL). Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 4 Dame’s teams are junior The Seattle Storm SAN ANTONIO 1, DENVER 1 2009, when he won by 10 shots. ... Bernhard ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Placed RHP Mike Colorado 8, San Diego 2 April 13: San Antonio, 101-96 Langer in 1985 is the only player to win at Mayers and OFs Harrison Bader and Tyler Samuel Jackson and announced the diagno- L.A. Dodgers 6, Cincinnati 1 Tuesday: Denver, 114-105 Hilton Head a week after the Masters. O’Neill on the 10-day IL, Bader retroactive at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Wednesday’s Games sophomore Conal Fagan. sis on Wednesday. Today: Next week: Zurich Classic. to Sunday. Optioned 3B Drew Robinson to at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Philadelphia 3, N.Y. Mets 2 Saturday: Online: www.pgatour.com Memphis (PCL). Recalled OF Lane Thomas, Jackson and Wukie are “As we all know there Tuesday, April 23: at Denver, TBD St. Louis 6, Milwaukee 3 SS Yairo Munoz and RHPs Giovanny Gallegos L.A. Dodgers 3, Cincinnati 2 x-Thursday, April 25: at San Antonio, TBD LPGA TOUR and Ryan Helsley from Memphis (PCL). Sent the second and third are highs and lows at Denver, TBD Chicago Cubs 6, Miami 0 x-Saturday, April 27: LOTTE CHAMPIONSHIP RHP Luke Gregerson to Springfi eld (TL) for a Pittsburgh 3, Detroit 2, 10 innings African Americans in the throughout a career,” Site: Kapolei, Hawaii. rehab assignment. PORTLAND 2, OKLAHOMA CITY 0 Washington 9, San Francisco 6 Course: Ko Olina GC. Yardage: 6,397. Par: 72. American Association role. Fagan, a returning Stewart posted on her April 14: Portland, 104-99 Arizona 3, Atlanta 2, 10 innings Purse: $2 million. Winner’s share: $300,000. LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Traded RHP Austin Tuesday: Portland, 114-94 Today’s Games leprechaun, hails from Twitter account. “This Television: Wednesday-Saturday, 7-11 p.m. Pettibone to Sussex County (Can-Am) for Friday: at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Arizona (Weaver 0-1) at Atlanta (Soroka 0-0), (Golf Channel). RHP Brandon Barker. Northern Ireland. is just another obstacle Sunday: at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. 12:10 p.m. Defending champion: Brooke Henderson. Frontier League x-Tuesday, April 23: at Portland, 10:30 p.m. San Francisco (Pomeranz 0-1) at Washington The leprechaun that I will overcome. I’m Race to CME Globe leader: Jin Young Ko. EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Signed OF Wuilmer x-Thursday, April 25: at Oklahoma City, TBD (Corbin 0-0), 1:05 p.m. Last tournament: Jin Young Ko won the ANA Becerra, OF Jack Meggs, and RHP Taylor became the school’s thankful that I have so x-Saturday, April 27: at Portland, TBD L.A. Dodgers (Urias 0-1) at Milwaukee Inspiration. Wright. Released RHP Taylore Cherry and OF (Davies 2-0), 8:10 p.m. Notes: The tournament runs from Wednesday Zach Welz. official mascot in 1965. many people in my corner HOUSTON 1, UTAH 0 Philadelphia (Efl in 2-1) at Colorado (Bettis to Saturday. ... Cristie Kerr holds the 18-hole WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Signed OF April 14: at Houston, 122-90 0-2), 8:40 p.m. to help me every step of (62) and 72-hole (268) tournament records Mick Fennell. Wednesday: at Houston, late Cincinnati (Roark 0-0) at San Diego (Paddack NEWARK, N.J. when she won in 2017. ... Michelle Wie won the way. I’m feeling every Saturday: at Utah, 10:30 p.m. 0-0), 10:10 p.m. her hometown tournament in 2014, the same BASKETBALL Monday: at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Devils sign goalie Senn emotion possible at this year she won her only major at the U.S. National Basketball Association x-Wednesday, April 24: at Houston, 8 or Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Women’s Open. ... Jin Young Ko is among MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Named Rich Cho to 2-year, entry-level point but just know that 8:30 p.m. San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. those in the fi eld, her fi rst start since she vice president of basketball strategy and x-Friday, April 26: at Utah, TBD Atlanta at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. deal the bounce back will be won the LPGA’s fi rst major of the year at Glen Grunwald senior adviser within the x-Sunday, April 28: at Houston, TBD Washington at Miami, 7:10 p.m. the ANA Inspiration. ... Ko moved to the No. basketball operations department. real and I’ll be back better L.A. Dodgers at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. 1 ranking for the fi rst time. ... The Hawaii N.Y. Mets at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. The New Jersey Devils than ever.” fi eld features four of the top fi ve in the world FOOTBALL Philadelphia at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. PRO HOCKEY ranking, and eight of the top 10. Missing are Alliance of American Football Cincinnati at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. have signed goalten- She will undergo sur- Sung Hyun Park at No. 2 and Lexi Thompson AAF — Ceased business operations and fi led der Gilles Senn to a gery performed by Dr. NHL at No. 6. ... This is the fourth of six events in for bankruptcy. STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS the western part of the U.S. The next two are two-year, entry-level Neal ElAttrache at a date All times Eastern AUTO RACING in California before the LPGA Tour moves to HOCKEY contract. to be determined. She is FIRST ROUND the East Coast. National Hockey League (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) UPCOMING RACES Next week: JTBC Premia LA Open. CALGARY FLAMES — Recalled G Tyler General manager Ray expected to make a full EASTERN CONFERENCE All times Eastern Online: www.lpga.com Parsons, LW Ryan Lomberg, RW/C Curtis Shero announced the recovery for the start of COLUMBUS 4, TAMPA BAY 0 NASCAR CUP MONSTER ENERGY CUP Lazar, RWs Matthew Phillips and Buddy April 10: Columbus, 4-3 Last race: Martin Truex Jr. broke through PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS Robinson, D Marcus Hogstrom and Rinat signing of the fifth- the 2020 season. April 12: Columbus, 5-1 with his fi rst victory of 2019 at Richmond. MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CLASSIC Valiev and Cs Spencer Foo, Glenn Gawdin round pick in the 2017 April 14 Columbus, 3-1 Next race: Geico 500, April 28, Talladega Site: Duluth, Ga. and Tyler Graovac from Stockton (ECHL). Tuesday: Columbus, 7-3 Superspeedway, Talladega, Alabama. Course: TPC Sugarloaf. Yardage: 6,987. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Signed G Gilles Senn draft on Wednesday. The Associated Press Online: www.nascar.com Par: 72. to a two-year, entry-level contract. * ** The News Herald | Thursday, April 18, 2019 B5

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HGTV 32 38 112 229 Desert Flip Desert Flip Desert Flip Desert Flip Desert Flip Desert Flip Desert Flip Desert Flip Fixer Upper House Hunters House Hunters HIST 35 42 120 269 Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars LIFE 56 56 108 252 The Closer “Head Over Heels” The Closer “Critical Missing” The Closer “Heroic Measures” Wife Swap “Lowe/Hamilton” Wife Swap Wife Swap PARMT 28 48 241 241 Bar Rescue “Dragon Lady” Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue “Sticky Situation” Bar Rescue “Crappy Cantina” Bar Rescue SUN 49 422 656 Facing Waves Flats Class MLB Baseball Baltimore Orioles at Tampa Bay Rays. Postgame Lunch With the Rays From April 17, 2019. SYFY 70 52 122 244 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation CSI: Crime Scene Investigation ›‡ Push (’09) Chris Evans, Dakota Fanning, Camilla Belle. ››‡ Ender’s Game (’13) Harrison Ford. 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COM 64 53 107 249 Cleveland Cleveland Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat Parks/Recreat (:15) The Office “Job Fair” The Office (:25) The Office DISC 36 39 182 278 Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up E! 63 57 114 236 Take Miami Take Miami Take Miami Take Miami The Kardashians Keeping Up With the Kardashians Behind-the-scenes fun facts. E! 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Hitchcock WECP (18) 4 4 4 18 Big Bang Life in Pieces (:01) Mom (N) Life in Pieces S.W.A.T. “Invisible” (N) Family Feud Late Show-Colbert Late Late Show/James Corden DailyMailTV MNT (18.2) 227 13 The Good Wife “Unorthodox” The Good Wife “Unprepared” 2 Broke Girls 2 Broke Girls Modern Family Modern Family The Game The Game Forensic Files Forensic Files WPGX (28) 8 8 28 28 Gotham “They Did What?” (N) The Orville (N) Big Bang Two/Half Men TMZ Live (N) Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Imp. Jokers TMZ (N) WFSG (56) 11 11 56 56 Changing Seas Crossroads The This Old House Hour (N) Reel South “A Texas Myth” Capitol Update Amanpour and Company (N) PBS NewsHour Film School A&E 34 43 118 265 The First 48 “Young Guns” (N) Sex for Sale: The Untold Story (N) (:04) The First 48 (:03) The First 48 Sex for Sale: The Untold Story AMC 30 62 131 254 ››› Cast Away (’00) Tom Hanks, Helen Hunt, Nick Searcy. (:05) ›››‡ Bridge of Spies (’15) Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance, Alan Alda. ANPL 46 69 184 282 River Monsters River Monsters River Monsters: Top 10 Biggest Catches “Catches 2 and 1” (N) River Monsters River Monsters BET 53 46 124 329 (5:00) ›‡ Are We Done Yet? The Bobby Brown Story “Part 1” Bobby Brown’s career blows up. The Bobby Brown Story “Part 2” Bobby and Whitney’s marriage ends. COM 64 53 107 249 The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office The Office Daily Show South Park South Park South Park South Park Daily Show DISC 36 39 182 278 Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up Naked and Afraid Pop-Up E! 63 57 114 236 Hollywood Medium The Kardashians The Kardashians Busy Tonight ›› Made of Honor (’08) Patrick Dempsey, Michelle Monaghan. Along-Polly ESPN 9 23 140 206 SportsCenter Special (N) Welcome/NFL E:60 SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) SportsCenter (N) (L) ESPN2 47 24 144 209 Countdown Boxing From Oct. 13, 2018. 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A geriatric death trap. (10:58) The Magicians (11:58) ›‡ I, Frankenstein TBS 31 15 139 247 Seinfeld Seinfeld Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full Frontal Conan (N) Full Frontal Seinfeld Conan Brooklyn Nine Brooklyn Nine TCM 25 70 132 256 ››‡ Raffles (’40) David Niven. (:45) ›››› The Quiet Man (’52) John Wayne, Maureen O’Hara. (:15) ›››› The Graduate (’67) Dustin Hoffman. TLC 37 40 183 280 My 600-Lb. Life “Supersized: Angela’s Story” (N) Dr. Pimple Popper Untold Stories of the E.R. My 600-Lb. Life “Supersized: Angela’s Story” TNT 29 54 138 245 NBA Basketball Philadelphia 76ers at Brooklyn Nets. (N Subject to Blackout) NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at Los Angeles Clippers. 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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Hard-working wife unloads on husband at day’s end

happens, I may mention it. safely confide in? A word to How do I get my wife to the wise: Women often just leave her work problems at need someone to LISTEN. work? It’s the last thing I Because this is getting to want to hear about. If I offer you to the point that you an opinion or respond to her, would write to me about it, Jeanne Phillips I get criticized and accused rather than offer sugges- of not appreciating how hard tions or opinions, it’s time she works. She has actu- you tell her exactly what DEAR ABBY: My wife and ally said, “No one else in you have conveyed to me. I have demanding jobs nei- this world works as hard as I Maybe you can agree on a ther of us is crazy about. I do!” I would like to have an time when these issues can sell insurance; she manages enjoyable evening or week- be discussed — once you a hairdressing salon for a end with her and not have to both have decompressed large company. At day’s end hear about HER work prob- from your demanding jobs. I keep the events of the day lems. — BAGGAGE-FREE — good or bad — to myself. DEAR BAGGAGE-FREE: There Dear Abby is written by Abi- I have heard the saying is another saying that may gail Van Buren, also known “Don’t bring your family help you to be more under- as Jeanne Phillips, and was problems to work, and don’t standing: A joy shared is founded by her mother, Pau- bring your work problems twice a joy; a burden shared line Phillips. Contact Dear home,” so I don’t carry is half a burden. If your wife Abby at www.DearAbby. any “baggage” home with can’t discuss her frustrations com or P.O. Box 69440, me. If something positive with you, who else can she Los Angeles, CA 90069.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19) — if you forgive someone and “entering the aura.” The epiphany will not be a the person does the exact SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. thunder bolt. It won’t come same thing again? Maybe 21) — It won’t be enough to with the opening of clouds and what’s needed is something face, or even to embrace, your a booming voice from heaven. other than forgiveness. Maybe fear. Snuggle it instead. Get Rather, it will unfold in stages what’s needed is to learn a very vulnerable. Curl up. Let it and a series of ideas, each person’s nature and design envelope you, and do the same building on the last. your part of the relationship back. You are, after all, in this TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — accordingly. together. Motivation is an unreliable fuel VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Like CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — source, so don’t count on it spotty cellphone service, you’ll Stay connected to the group today. Get started and a half- get moments of clarity and even though the project seems hour later, motivation may kick plenty of blanks to fi ll in, which to be taking forever. It won’t in, though it probably won’t you’re perfectly capable of. take forever. In a fi nite amount stay. You don’t need it. You can Look at this like a puzzle or a of time, you will reach the end work without it. game and you’ll have some fun and reap well-deserved ben- GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — with it. efi ts. Keep chipping away at it. Prevention isn’t glamorous or LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — dramatic. It’s the opposite of You’ll do what you can. It’s You can learn something from a story, since you don’t really good enough. It’s more than almost anyone today. You’ll use ever know the extent of what good enough -- it’s reality. some people as role models you’re preventing. Still, you So you may as well accept and others as reverse role sense it’s the better option, and yourself and feel positively models, as their lives play out it is. about your contribution. With like cautionary tales. CANCER (June 22-July 22) — It that mindset, growth will come PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — may not be as clear to you as it naturally. Just as a change in music can really should be, but you need SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — To switch a movie scene from a break. You’re like that frog in better understand what’s going funny to scary, or create a the pot of water being incre- on, you’ll slip into a state that’s mood that’s epic, folksy or any mentally raised one degree at a neither logical nor illogical, number of tones, music can time, so you hardly notice when both of the body and beyond also do this in your life. Today the cooking starts. Get free. it. You’ll do what the spiritual it will lighten, lift and inspire LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — What guru calls “entura,” meaning you.

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sought in the Com- IDA CIVIL ACTION said name with the Di- FICTITIOUS NAME tents of the following 32404, pursuant to sub- JM3ER2W53A0349706 ida, 32413 intends to plaint. CASE NO.: vision of Corporations LAW PURSUANT TO customers containing section 713.78 of the 2010 MAZDA register the said name 03-2019-CA-000205 of the Florida Depart- SECTION 865.09, household and other Florida Statutes. 1YVFP84C145N94108 with the Division of Cor- This order is incorpo- DIVISION ment of State, Tallahas- FLORIDA STATUTES goods will be sold for WHITESLLC DBAGULF 2004 MAZDA porations of the Florida rated into the docket see, Florida. cash by CubeSmart, COUNTY WRECKER JA4MT31H6YP810230 Department of State, by reference at the spe- U.S. BANK NATIONAL NOTICE IS HEREBY 2125 Lisenby Avenue, SERV reserves the right 2000 MITSUBISHI Tallahassee, Florida. cific direction of the ASSOCIATION Dated at Panama City, GIVEN that the under- Panama City, Florida, to accept or reject any 3N1AB6AP4CL761329 court. Plaintiff, Florida, this 10th day of signed, desiring to en- 32405, to satisfy a lien and/or all bids. 2012 NISSAN Dated at Panama City April, 2019. gage in business under on May 8, 2019 at ap- 1N4AL11D26C127879 Beach, Florida, this Dated: March 19, 2019 vs. the fictitious name of: proximately 1:00PM at 1G4HP52K7VH615210 2006 NISSAN 16th day of April, 2019. USABACKOFFICE.com www.storagetreasures.c 1997 BUICK 5N1ED28T84C645175 Presiding Judge ANGELA K. DEVOY Pub: April 18, 2019 CONCISE PROPERY om: Norma Allen, 1GCCS249688209462 2004 Nissan Daniel Fioramonti Jeff Moskowitz A/K/A ANGELA MANAGEMENT Norma J. Allen 2008 CHEVROLET 1N4BA41E84C865896 Pub: April 18, 2019 23222 KATHRINE EVANS Pub: April 18, 25, 2019 1GCEK19C48Z279348 2004 NISSAN NOTICE UNDER Date Docketed by the A/K/A ANGELA DEVOY located at PO Box 70, 2008 CHEVROLET 1N4BL11D84C135485 FICTITIOUS NAME 23489 Court: March 27, 2019 A/K/A ANGELA CATH- in the County of Doug- 2G1FP22K412142716 2004 NISSAN LAW PURSUANT TO Pub: April 4, 11, 18, ERINE EVANS A/K/A las, in the City of Doug- IN THE CIRCUIT 2001 CHEVROLET 1S4BT272063014925 SECTION 865.09, COURT OF THE FOUR- 2019 ANGELA K. EVANS, et lasville, Georgia, 30134 1GCCS14R8P8188588 2006 ROADRUNNER AVIATION Grads work FLORIDA STATUTES TEENTH JUDICIAL al, intends to register the 1993 CHEVROLET 1R97XDU29J0677770 with JetBlue, United, 23168 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Defendant(s). said name with the Di- 1GNFK16K2RJ375440 2018 RPM Delta and others- start NOTICE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY BAY COUNTY, FLOR- 23118 vision of Corporations 1994 CHEVROLET JT3GN86R6V0028370 here with hands on PUBLIC SALE GIVEN that the under- IDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DI- STATE OF MAINE NOTICE OF ACTION of the Florida Depart- 1G1ND52M3VY140326 1997 TOYOTA training for FAA certifi- signed, desiring to en- VISION YORK, SS YORK DIS- ment of State, Tallahas- 1997 CHEVROLET 5TDBT48A25S243978 cation. Financial aid if Self-storage Cube con- gage in business under CASE NO.: TRICT COURT CIVIL To: SCOTT JONES see, Florida. 2B5WB35Z3TK152475 2005 TOYOTA qualified. Call AIM tents of the following the fictitious name of: 18000742CA ACTION Last Known Address: 1996 DODGE 4T1BG22K91U038069 888-242-2649. DOCKET NO. customers containing 3406 Ten Acre Road Dated at Douglasville, 3B7HF12Z1WM277653 2001 TOYOTA household and other LAGUNA BEACH BNB FIRSTBANK RE-18-31 Panama City, FL GA, this 15th day of 1998 DODGE YAMA2535L203 2003 MEDICAL OFFICE goods will be sold for 32405 April, 2019. Plaintiff, 1B3ES67C6SD605298 VESSEL CubeSmart, TRAINING FEDERAL HOME LOAN cash by located at 145 Hill Dr, 1995 Dodge 3VWRK69M95M027175 4003 West Highway PROGRAM! MORTGAGE CORPO- Current Address: in the County of Bay, in Laurice M. Ray v. 1FBNE31P15HA91796 2005 VOLKSWAGEN 390, Panama City, Online training for RATION 5000 Plano Unknown the City of Panama Pub: April 18, 2019 2005 FORD YV1CZ91H041105966 Florida, 32405, to sat- Medical Billing & Cod- Parkway Carrollton, City, Florida, 32404 in- JACOB MATTHEW 1FMCU9G96HUA15922 2004 VOLVO isfy a lien on May 8, 23411 ing career! Texas 75010 YOU ARE NOTIFIED tends to register the BURGENER, et al 2017 FORD Pub: April 18, 2019 2019 at approximately NOTIFICATION NO PRIOR TRAINING (PLAINTIFF) that an action to fore- said name with the Di- Defendant(s) 1FTNF1CF3BKD23170 1:00 PM at INVITING NOTICE OF ACTION 23535 IS REQUIRED! close a mortgage on vision of Corporations 2011 FORD www.storagetrea- SUBCONTRACTORS NOTICE UNDER CTI can have you v. the following property of the Florida Depart- 1F1NU40S35ED45142 sures.com: FOR BID FICTITIOUS NAME trained & ready! . . James No- in Bay County, Florida: ment of State, Tallahas- TO: JACOB MAT- 2005 FORD LAW PURSUANT TO 1-888-471-3711 JOHN R. MILNE lan, Dominga see, Florida. THEW BURGENER 1FMCU9G96HUA15922 SECTION 865.09, AskCTI.com 4916 State Park Circle Rodriguez, Bryan Mau- LOT 29, BLOCK 76 OF Lord & Son Construc- RESIDENT: Unknown 2017 Ford FLORIDA STATUTES Panama City, Florida rice Ross, David Lewis. CALLAWAY, AC- Dated at Panama City, tion, Inc. is requesting LAST KNOWN AD- 1NL1XTP2X81024234 32408 - 7345 Pub: April 18, 25, 2019 CORDING TO THE Florida, this 10th day of bids from subcontrac- DRESS: 731 MARK 2008 GULFSTREAM April, 2019. tors interested in sub- DRIVE, PANAMA CITY, NOTICE IS HEREBY (DEFENDANT) 23176 PLAT THEREOF AS JH2RC4434YM201096 RECORDED IN PLAT mitting quotations for FL 32404-8422 2000 HONDA GIVEN that the under- IN THE CIRCUIT USABACKOFFICE.com the following divisions signed, desiring to en- ORDER FOR COURT, FOUR- BOOK 5, PAGE 1, OF 4S6CK58W224404767 SERVICE BY THE PUBLIC REC- Pub: April 18, 2019 of work: Outside Utili- YOU ARE HEREBY NO- 2002 HONDA gage in business under TEENTH JUDICIAL ties, General Trades, TIFIED that an action to the fictitious name of: PUBLICATION ORDS OF BAY 23224 5NPEB4AC8EH878852 L O S T !! CIRCUIT Metal Soffits, Store- foreclose a mortgage COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE UNDER 2014 HYUNDAI AIRPORT RD. AREA IN AND FOR BAY front, Doors & Hard- on the following de- ABC Games The Court, having re- A/K/A 6325 PRIDGEN FICTITIOUS NAME KNDMB233576178376 (near CVS, etc). COUNTY, FLORIDA ware, Gym Flooring, scribed property lo- viewed the Plaintiff’s ST, PANAMA CITY, FL LAW PURSUANT TO 2007 KIA Reddish brown & black Case Number: Acoustical Panels, cated in BAY County, located at 149 Heather Motion for Service by 32404 SECTION 865.09, SALME114X4A145551 male Pomeranian. 19-0261 DR Casework, Science Florida: Dr. in the County of Publication pursuant to Division: Fl FLORIDA STATUTES 2004 LAND ROVER Rule 4(g) of the Maine has been filed against Casework, Gym 1LNHM87A83Y668103 Bay, in the City of Pan- REWARD!! Lot 42, CALLAWAY Rules of Civil Proce- you and you are re- Bleachers, Athletic 2003 LINCOLN ama City Beach , Flor- 850-774-0001 In Re: The Termination NOTICE IS HEREBY SHORES UNIT TWO, dure, finds that service quired to serve a copy Equipment, Food Serv- of Parental Rights for GIVEN that the under- as per plat recorded cannot with due dili- of your written de- ice Equipment, Refinish the Proposed Adoption signed, desiring to en- in Plat Book 11, Page gence be made by an- fenses within 30 days Terrazzo Floor, Visual of Roselle Beth gage in business under 7, of the Public Rec- other prescribed after the first publica- Display Boards, Somlyody, minor child the fictitious name of: ords of Bay County, method. The action is a tion, if any, on Albertelli H.V.A.C, Plumbing, Fire Protection and Florida. Complaint for Foreclo- Law, Plaintiff’s attorney, SOUTH WALTON BNB NOTICE OF ACTION Electrical Subcontrac- sure by Civil Action FOR PETITION TO whose address is P.O. with regard to 3 Depot Box 23028, Tampa, FL tors wishing to bid on has been filed against TERMINATE located at 145 Hill Dr, the Merritt Brown Mid- you, and you are re- Road n/k/a 11 Depot PARENTAL RIGHTS 33623, and file the orig- in the County of Bay, in Road, Eliot, Maine inal with this Court ei- dle School Rebuild quired to serve a copy the City of Panama project located at 5044 to your written de- (“Complaint”). The TO: UNKNOWN PU- ther before service on City, Florida, 32404 in- Complaint seeks an or- Plaintiff’s attorney, or Merritt Brown Way, fenses, if any, to this TATIVE FATHERS tends to register the Panama City, FL action on Phelan Hal- der determining there immediately thereafter; said name with the Di- has been a breach of otherwise, a default will 32404. Vendors that linan Diamond & YOU ARE NOTIFIED vision of Corporations are supplying materials Jones, PLLC, attorneys conditions of a mort- that an action for Ter- be entered against you of the Florida Depart- gage from John R. for the relief demanded only are not required to for plaintiff, whose ad- mination of Parental ment of State, Tallahas- pre-qualify. dress is 2001 NW 64th Milne and Teresa A. Rights has been filed in the Complaint or pe- see, Florida. Milne to Northeast tition. Street, Suite 100, Ft. against you and that DESCRIPTION: The Lauderdale, FL 33309, Credit Union dated July you are required to Dated at Panama City, 28, 2003 and recorded This notice shall be project that shall con- and file the original with serve a copy of your Florida, this 10th day of sist of replacing dam- the Clerk of the Court, in the York County written defenses, if any, published once a week April, 2019. Turn your Spring Registry of Deeds, for two consecutive aged systems and fin- within 30 days after the to it on Michael Hunter, ishes for approximately first publication of this Maine, at Book 13251, Esq., Attorney for Peti- weeks in the News Her- USABACKOFFICE.com Cleaning into Cash! Page 249. The Com- ald Bay. 100,000 S.F. of existing notice, otherwise a de- tioners, whose address Pub: April 18, 2019 middle school. fault may be entered plaint further seeks an is 29 East 5th Street, 23226 against you for the re- order allowing the Panama City, FL WITNESS my hand and NOTICE UNDER Sealed Bids will be relief demanded in the Plaintiff to foreclose on 32401 on or before the seal of this court on FICTITIOUS NAME ceived until April 24, Complaint. the property located at June 3, 2019, and file this 5th day of April LAW PURSUANT TO 2019, at 2:00 PM, first 3 Depot Road n/k/a 11 the original with the 2019. SECTION 865.09, floor Board Room at This notice shall be Depot Road, Eliot, clerk of this Court at Maine and further de- Clerk of the Circuit FLORIDA STATUTES Bay District Schools published once a week the Bay County Court- Administrative Building, for two consecutive scribed in the afore- house, 300 E. 4th Court NOTICE IS HEREBY 1311 Balboa Avenue, weeks in the The Pan- mentioned mortgage, Street, Panama City, GIVEN that the under- Panama City, Florida ama City News Herald. finds John R. Milne lia- FL 32401, before serv- By: Debbie Roberson signed, desiring to en- 32401. Bids delivered ble for any deficiency ice on Petitioner or im- Deputy Clerk gage in business under to Lord & Son DATED: April 9, 2019. balance remaining due mediately thereafter. If Run your classified ad in to the Plaintiff after the Please send invoice the fictitious name of: Construction’s office lo- you fail to do so, a cated at 19 David Clerk of the Circuit sale of the mortgaged, default may be en- and copy to: the News Herald, real estate and applica- Albertelli Law PANAMA CITY BNB Street, Fort Walton Court tered against you for Beach, FL 32547 must tion of the proceeds of the relief demanded P.O. Box 23028 located at 145 Hill Dr, arrive prior to 10:00 AM By: Debbie Roberson sale, and other related in the petition. Tampa, FL 33623 relief. CB - 18-026694 in the County of Bay, in on April 24, 2019 so Deputy Clerk of the the City of Panama they can be delivered Court Copies of all court City, Florida, 32404 in- to the School District The Court hereby finds documents in this **See the Americans tends to register the before bid time. All bids Copies furnished to: PICK UP that the Plaintiff has case, including with Disabilities Act** said name with the Di- are required to be sub- Phelan Hallinan Dia- met the requirements orders, are available vision of Corporations mitted on Lord & Son’s mond & Jones, PLLC of 4(g)(1)(A)-(C) of the at the Clerk of the If you are a person with of the Florida Depart- bid form located in the 2001 NW 64th Street Maine Rules of Civil Court’s office. You a disability who needs your ad in our ment of State, Tallahas- bid packages. Please Suite 100 Procedure. may review these any accommodation in order to participate in see, Florida. contact Dale Whitaker, Ft. Lauderdale, FL documents upon re- Steve Christopher or 33309 It is ORDERED that quest. this proceeding, you service of the Com- are entitled, at no cost Dated at Panama City, Dave Burleson at (850) Florida, this 10th day of 863-5158 with any Movant counsel certi- plaint be made upon You must keep the to you, to the provision April, 2019. questions. fies that a bona fide John R. Milne by pub- Clerk of the Circuit of certain assistance. WEEKLY effort to resolve this lishing a copy of this Please contact the ADA Pub: April 4, 11, 18, Court’s office notified matter on the motion Order in the Panama Coordinator by mail at USABACKOFFICE.com 2019 of your current ad- noticed has been City News Herald, a P. O. Box 1089, Pan- Pub: April 18, 2019 dress. (You may file 23433 made or that, because newspaper of general Notice of Current Ad- ama City, FL 32402 or 23236 NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONS of time consideration, circulation in the by phone at (850) dress, Florida Su- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC SALE such effort has not yet county where the party 747-5338 at least seven preme Court Ap- been made but will be was last known to re- (7) days before your proved Family Law The Gulf Coast State Self-storage Cube con- made prior to the side. The publication scheduled court ap- Washington County News Form 12.915.). Future College Foundation, tents of the following scheduled hearing. shall be made within papers in this lawsuit pearance, or immedi- Inc. Finance Commit- customers containing thirty days of the date ately upon receiving Holmes County Times will be mailed to the tee will meet on Mon- household and other Persons with a disa- of this Order and shall this notification if the address on record at day, April 22, 2019, in goods will be sold for bility needing special be made once per time before the sched- the clerk’s office. the Gardner Seminar cash by CubeSmart, accommodation in or- Apalachicola Times week for three succes- uled appearance is less Room at 4:00 p.m. CDT 2529 Joan Avenue, der to access court fa- sive weeks. Service than seven (7) days. If WARNING: Rule at Gulf Coast State Col- Panama City Beach, cilities or participate Port St. Joe Star shall be deemed com- you are hearing im- 12.285, Florida Family lege. Florida, 32408, to sat- in a court proceeding plete on the twenty-first paired, please call 711. Law Rules of Proce- Pub: April 18, 2019 isfy a lien on May ,8 at any courthouse or day after the publica- dure, requires certain Pub: April 11, 18 2019 at approximately - F O R - tion. The party author- 23240 court program, should automatic disclosure 23220 1:00 PM at www.stor within two (2) days of ized to serve by publi- of documents and in- Public Notice agetreasures.com: cation shall file with the NOTICE UNDER receipt of notice, con- formation. Failure to FICTITIOUS NAME Jessica Ziebro, Darius tact Court Administra- court an affidavit that comply can result in Northstar Church is so- Bailey, Zebulun Salab publication has been LAW PURSUANT TO liciting bids from quali- tion to request such sanctions, including SECTION 865.09, Johnson Barnes, an accommodation. made in compliance dismissal or striking fied licensed contrac- Jerry J Tabor, Jenni- 50% OFF with this Order. FLORIDA STATUTES tors and firms to make Please contact the fol- of pleadings. fer Rose Roberson, lowing: Hurricane Michael re- Summer Breanne NOTICE IS HEREBY Pub: April 18, 25, 2019 It is FURTHER lated demolition and Beasley, Carl Benja- Dated April 5, 2019 GIVEN that the under- MERCHANDISE ORDERED that the De- repairs to 3 campus lo- min Baggett, Lisa 23517 signed, desiring to en- fendant serve on the cations. Coleman, Alice NOTICE OF CLERK OF THE CIR- gage in business under Plaintiff and file with the Conniff, Jason Darnell PUBLIC SALE: AUTOMOTIVE CUIT COURT the fictitious name of: court an Answer to the RFP Information can be Lane, Randall Complaint within By: Cheryl Penninger requested contacting Sosebee, Daniel Ray WHITESLLC DBAGULF REAL ESTATE forty-one (41) days af- PANAMA CITY Joshua Street at Deputy Clerk BEACH BNB Russell. COUNTY WRECKER ter the first publication [email protected] or at Pub: April 18, 25, 2019 SERV gives Notice of 23186 of this Order. Failure to 850-215-4812 Foreclosure of Lien and located at 145 Hill Dr, 23473 FOR MORE INFORMATION OR serve an answer may IN THE CIRCUIT Pub: April 16, 17, 18, intent to sell these vehi- in the County of Bay, in NOTICE OF cause judgment by COURT OF THE FOUR- 2019 cles on April 30, 2019, TO PLACE YOUR ORDER CALL: default to be entered, TEENTH JUDICIAL the City of Panama PUBLIC SALE City, Florida, 32404 in- 23290 08:00 am at 6120 hwy granting the relief CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 22 PANAMA CITY, FL BAY COUNTY, FLOR- tends to register the NOTICE UNDER Self-storage Cube con- (352) 807-2657 (352) 807-5898

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Maintenance/Repair Marine Pediatrics CONTRACTORS Country Side F O R Construction Plus, Inc. and/or BEACH Estates Maintenance RENTERS Large Mobile Home DEER POINT $ A L E !! Position Help Wanted Lots For Lease OT, PT & SLP STUDIO LAKE HOME Caterpillar For Any Size Home Beautiful Deer Point PT •Must have valid DL Full & Part Time Callaway Area and be available for CONDO Lake home - currently MOTOR Opportunities Fully Furnished - On New Homes For Sale under repair from Needed year round. a min. of 40 hrs per 850-960-0197 Model 507, 3208 PA Prior experience wk, plus overtime. Beach. Accommodates storm. Gorgeous wa- Rated, 375hp w/twin Join our multi- 1-2 People. $100/Night. terfront property and disc marine gears, preferred but not •Competitive disciplinary required. Will train. wages, benefits, 14 day minimum stay. 2700 square foot open 1:98:1 ratio. Pair of team in a state Avail. 4/26 thru 5/23. floor plan. same transmissions, POSITIONS AVAILABLE! 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Collins Vacation Rentals, Inc. has the following positions available: •Reservationist Truck Driver Part Time •Maintenance Technician The News Herald is accepting applications for a hardworking, responsible truck driver to •P/T Housekeeping load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- Property Inspectors tractors along with other related duties. •Owner Liaison Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid Florida driver license, a clean driving record, All positions come with competitive wages as proof of insurance. NO CDL required. well as all full time positions with benefits. Must be detail oriented, have great Send resume to: [email protected] communication, computer skills, and a valid driver’s license. For more information please Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. use the contact listed below. No phone calls please. Come by Collins Vacation Rentals, Inc. Hiring will be contingent on a criminal background check and drug screen. located at 60 East Gulf Beach Drive to apply in person or email Quentin Allen to Drug-Free Workplace, EOE request an application be emailed to you. [email protected]

Class A CDL Truck Driver Full or Part Time Style Crest, Inc. The News Herald is accepting applications for is a growing installation services provider of a a hardworking, responsible truck driver to variety of products for manufactured homes. load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- We have immediate openings for a heating tractors along with other related duties. and cooling (HVAC) Professional Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- to join our installation and service team in tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid Panama City Florida. As part of our installation Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean team, you will install and service HVAC sys- driving record, proof of insurance, a current tems and products and ensure all work per- medical card. formed is done professionally, timely and ac- curately resulting in customer satisfaction. Send resume to: [email protected] Qualified candidates must possess the follow- Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. ing knowledge, skills, experience and abilities: No phone calls please. •Must have a high school diploma or GED. Hiring will be contingent on a criminal •1 to 2 years of HVAC experience. background check and drug screen. •A solid understanding of installing, servicing, troubleshooting and repairing HVAC Drug-Free Workplace, EOE equipment including the tools and test instru- ments used in these processes. •Must be mechanically inclined. •Demonstrates strong organizational, cus- Classified tomer service and time management skills. •Must be a dependable person who is willing Advertising to learn new tasks and is a team player. •Effective written and verbal communication Inside Sales & skills with customers and co-workers. •Performs work professionally and treat cus- Customer Service tomers with respect at all times. •Must be willing to work on-call and overtime The News Herald is looking for a motivated in- hours as needed. side sales representative with excellent cus- •Must have a valid driver’s license and an ac- tomer service skills for inbound and outbound ceptable MVR. calls. Interested candidates should apply on-line to Required Skills: submit their resume at * Excellent computer skills to include use of www.stylecrestinc.com/careers or internet and microsoft office. apply in person at *Type 40 wpm. 2901 E 15 th Street Panama City FL 32405. *Ability to handle heavy flow of inbound calls *Time management & organization skills Style Crest offers competitive compensation *Excellent verbal/written communication skills and a full benefits package with paid holidays *Detail oriented and work as a team player and vacation. We are an equal opportunity to ensure customer service excellence. employer. Learn more about us at *Strong work ethic, self motivated www.stylecrestinc.com. *Outbound call sales experience preferred

The News Herald offers an excellent benefit package, including medical, dental, vision, life and long-term disability insurance, 401(k) options, vacation and sick leave and select paid holidays. Please send resumes to: [email protected] or drop by 501 W 11th St to complete an application. during the hours of 9am and 3pm Monday-Friday Interviews will be scheduled at a later time.

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