Covering Williston and Levy County Volume XXVIII, Issue 36 www.willistonpioneer.com Thursday, December 10, 2020 Two Sections, 22. Pages plus inserts 50 Cents
This Day In HISTORY Holiday event brightens children's lives 111 years ago June 1, 1839 — The 25th Con- Community joins forces to deliver Christmas gress of the United States appro- priated the sum of $15,000 for the removal of obstructions at the to 150-200 underserved kids, families mouth of the Suwannee River MARK BERRYMAN D.C. Floyd, the Williston Police De- and for a survey of the river. Staff writer partment and Kirby Family Farms 114 years ago hosted Ike’s VIP Christmas Party Sunday, 1906 — The Bonita Club, a During a year when COVID-19 has Dec. 6, 2020, inviting 150-200 children to hunting and fishing club located dominated headlines, a group in Willis- celebrate the season at no cost to the on the outskirts of Yankeetown, ton has joined forces to spread holiday attendees. was formed by Edward Holder, a cheer to some who might not have a Attendance was by invitation only and prominent Ocala citizen. Holder Christmas otherwise. the families were handpicked by Floyd, owned extensive phosphate who along with his wife, Phyllis, came up with the idea. mines in Dunnellon and also was This youngster, attending Ike’s VIP Christmas Party on Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020, “We were discussing a way to give back a part owner of the Port Inglis to the community in a way that would loading docks at the mouth of the at Kirby Family Farms, enjoys a trip on the carousel. Withlacoochee River. The Club consisted of a tract of land near MARK BERRYMAN/Staff photo see PARTY/page A12 Port Inglis of about 180-acres of marsh and eight islands extend- ing toward the gulf. Holder in- vited a few friends to enjoy the camp with him and the group formed the Bonita Hunting and Fishing Club. 80 years ago Williston rings in August 1940 — Central Flor- ida Cooperative lines in Levy and Gilchrist Counties turned the lights on for the first time.
—Levy County Historical Society, Inc. Christmas cheer
PHOTOS BY SHAWN YORKS Community Williston celebrated its annual Christmas festivities — a Very Merry COVID Christmas — Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020. On a crisp night, photos, stories with temperatures in the upper 50s, the Williston Wonderland and Light Up Williston events followed COVID -19 restrictions at accepted Heritage Park. The Christmas Village allowed for social distancing and limited crowds in the pavilion. The parade proceeded along The Williston Pioneer accepts Noble Avenue from Subway to Dollar General, with law enforcement, Williston Middle High School Band, Williston Elementary photos and stories from School Safety Patrol and other local businesses showing off their Christmas cheer. Mayor Jerry Robinson lit the town’s Christmas Tree. community groups and organizations. Send high resolution photos, photo captions or stories to [email protected].
Weekend Weather
Friday Clear, cool. 10% rain chance. 73 H, 44 L. Saturday Partly cloudy, cool. 10% rain chance. 63 H, 40 L. Sunday Cloudy, cool. 10% rain chance. 63 H, 42 L.
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Resident asks commissioners Bronson delays filling to deal with ATVs on roadways empty council seat MARK BERRYMAN adopted an ordinance in 2006 pro- Staff writer hibiting ATVs on county roads. MARK BERRYMAN Brooks said ATVs were prohibited Staff writer During the first public comment on roads by both state and county period at the regular meeting of statutes. Council members unanimously decided not to hold a the Levy County Board of Commis- “You might want to call the sher- special election to fill the current vacancy on town coun- sioners on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020, iff ’s office about that,” said Brooks. cil. Instead, council members will allow the seat to re- Renata Cannon asked commission- “I know that some people have main vacant for now and revisit the issue in February. ers about an ordinance concerning been stopped and some of those A suggestion was made to take applications to tempo- ATVs on county roads. were unaware of the ordinance, so rarily appoint a member to fill the seat, but Councilman “I was wondering if we have an I would encourage you to contact Jason Hunt cautioned against appointing a replacement ordinance prohibiting ATVs on the sheriff ’s office.” until the issue has been settled with former councilman county roads. I know the board has Cannon then asked commission- Berlon Weeks. looked at this in the past,” Cannon ers to place signage along county “What we have going on with Mr. Weeks, personally I said, adding that ATVs, especially roads stating ATVs were not don’t feel like that’s over with,” Hunt said. “Last time he large ones, are tearing the roads allowed. was here his attorney said they were willing to go to up. “I’d say that’s probably a good court.” Town Attorney Steven Warm, who attended the Commission Chairman Matt Brooks told Cannon that the county see COUNTY/page A12 see BRONSON/page A12 2A Beacon Citizen Pioneer Thursday, December 10, 2020 Obituaries Chief Theatre to open new play in January
Robert Merten Gibbs, 88 Special to Citizen/Pioneer Jam. 8. 2021. shows at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday per- CHIEFLAND The original December was formances at 2 p.m. The Chief Theatre will present pushed back due to quarantining. For tickets, contact the theatre Mr. Robert Merten exposed water pipes its live production of “Robin Hood The show will run Jan. 8-10 and Box Office at 352-493-2787 to re- Gibbs, of Chiefland, under mobile homes and His Merry Men” beginning Jan 15-17 with Friday and Saturday serve seats. passed away on Nov. 28, avoid freezing. 2020. He was 88. He is survived by his Bob was born Feb. 11, wife Nancy and daughters 1932 in Ashland, New Patsy Carlton (Idaho) and Hampshire. He served in Kim Terrio (New Hamp- Nature Coast Business Development Council meets Dec. 10 the Army during the Ko- shire). He was preceded Special to Citizen/Pioneer virtually, we continue offering our as a meeting of the RESTORE Act rean conflict. in death by Joanna (first Zoom meeting access: Visit https:// subcommittee as well. He was a licensed elec- wife of 50 years), Doris The Nature Coast Business De- tinyurl.com/y5ztc64e. Any members of the public wish- trician and plumber. He (daughter) and Bobby velopment Council, Inc. is con- The meeting ID is 933 8235 7298; ing to bring related matters before was “a jack of all trades” (son). ducting its monthly Board of the password is 1985532. the board may do so by contacting and is credited with the The memorial service Directors meeting at 3 pm Thurs- One touch mobile dial in for the Executive Director via email at invention of the will be 11 a.m. Saturday, day, Dec. 10, 2020 at the Central audio is available. [email protected]. Saf-T-Heat. Dec. 12, at First Baptist Florida Electric Cooperative con- Since the board membership The NCBDC, formed in 1985, is Saf-T-Heat was an in- Church-Chiefland in ference room, 11491 NW 50th Ave., consists of two or more members of committed to fostering economic vention that helped Florida. Chiefland. the Levy County RESTORE Act prosperity and the highest quality For those wishing to attend subcommittee, this meeting serves of life in the communities it serves. Gregg Allan Havard, 68 MORRISTON Mr. Gregg Allan Havard by his mother, Virginia Greater Gainsville Chamber holds virtual award ceremony of Morriston, FL passed Wiseman; two brothers, MARK BERRYMAN Teachers’ Credit Union. FCU is consultancy. away recently at the age Elbert “Shorty” (Gail) Ha- Staff Writer now a leading credit union in Small Business of the Year: Stu- of 68. vard and Troy (Sabrah) North and Central Florida that dent Maid, locally owned cleaning Born in Lucedale, Mis- Havard; two sisters, Joyce With the COVID-19 numbers ris- serves 45 counties. service. sissippi, he came to the Chapman and Annie ing again, the Greater Gainesville Employer of the Year: Infotech, Large Business of the Year: Morriston area 25 years (Danny) Golden. Chamber of Commerce chose to which provides construction man- Scorpio, a construction firm. ago from Clewiston, A Graveside Service hold its annual awards ceremony agement software, statistical con- Leading Women’s Business Florida. was held at 2 p.m. Mon- virtually for 2020, allowing those sulting, and network services for Award: Celebrate Primary Care, a He worked for the day, Dec. 7, 2020 at the who wished to attend to do via a clients in the transportation con- direct primary care medical South Florida Water Man- Pleasant Hill Cemetery livestream on Vimeo. struction industry. practice. agement Department in on SR 26 near Morriston, Presenters and recipients were Human Life Sciences Company Small Nonprofit of the Year: The the Maintenance Depart- Florida with Rev. George on hand for the presentations but of the Year and Diversity & Inclu- Education Foundation a non-profit ment for several years. Maxwell officiating. the public was asked to attend sion Award: Ology Bioservices, the in Gainesville; works withAlachua His hobbies were his dog, Arrangements are remotely. only recipient of multiple awards County Public School system to in- country music, hunting under the care of the The following awards were for 2020. The company manufac- vest in local students and teachers. and fishing; but his top Knauff Funeral Home, presented: tures biopharmaceutical products Large Nonprofit of the Year: priority was his family. Williston, Florida; Community Involvement Com- such as antibodies, cell and gene Bread of the Mighty Food Bank, a Mr. Havard is survived 352-528-3481. pany of the Year: Florida Credit therapies, proteins and vaccines. private nonprofit serving Alachua, Union, established in 1954 as a Commitment to the Environ- Dixie, Gilchrist, Lafayette and state-chartered credit union for ment Award: Solar Impact. Levy counties. Pet of the WEEK teachers, FCU was originally New Business of the Year: True Tech Company of the Year: named the Alachua County North, a strategy and innovation SharpSpring, a marketing firm.
The Pet of the Week is This handsome “boy” Duck, an American Bull comes with an attitude of Dog mix, mostly white gratitude and lots of love with a little black face and for his kind family who around 2 years old. He adopts him. came to us as a stray from For more info on Duck Williston, and is very gen- contact: Animalser- tle and playful and good [email protected] or with other dogs. We all call 352-486-5138 or hope there’s a loving search: Petfinder Levy home in his early future. County
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Local ARRESTS
DUI arrests Miguel Colon, 18, of Morris- warrant. Man attacks deputy, James Denley, 38, of Chief- ton, at 5:36 p.m. Dec. 3 on a mis- Adam McClelland, 43, of land, at 1:54 p.m. Dec. 6 on a demeanor charge of disorderly Alden, Michigan, at 10:33 p.m. misdemeanor charge of driving intoxication. Nov. 30 on a misdemeanor under the influence. Gerald Cook, 56, of Chief- charge of shoplifting. land, at 7:44 a.m. Dec. 4 on a faces eight charges Joseph Russ, 27, of Dunnel- Briana McDaniel, 28, of lon, at 7 p.m. Nov. 30 on a mis- felony charge of aggravated as- Fanning Springs, at 4:50 p.m. demeanor charge of driving sault with a deadly weapon. Dec. 1 on an out of county Staff report the deputy Prine tased him, but Car- under the influence. Cody Durrance, 31, of Chief- warrant. mauche broke free and fought Prine. Dante Schmucker, 29, of land, at 10:25 a.m. Dec. 4 for Maria Mendieta-Palacios, A 37-year-old man, who believed he During the struggle, Carmauche ripped Orange Park, at 4:21 a.m. Dec. 3 violation of probation. 36, of Williston, at 6 p.m. Dec. 4 was about to burst into flames, faces Prine’s radio from his side, grabbed his on felony charges of fleeing or Kimber Foster, 28, of Chief- on a misdemeanor charge of multiple charges after he attacked a holstered firearm several times and eluding law enforcement, ag- land, at midnight Dec. 3 on a battery. Levy County Sheriff ’s deputy on Fri- tried to take the taser. Carmauche then gravated assault with a deadly felony charge of possession of a Regina Mims, 58, of Fanning day, Nov. 27, 2020, in the Morriston struck the deputy twice in the head weapon, aggravated battery, controlled substance. Springs, at 9 p.m. Dec. 4 on a area. with bicycle pump, bending the frame grand theft auto, unarmed bur- Justin Hart, 32, of Trenton, misdemeanor charge of According to a Levy County press re- of the pump. glary, and possession of a con- at 3:57 p.m. Dec. 5 on a felony battery. lease, Deputy L. Prine re- Carmauche then attempted sponded to a home in Morriston to choke Prine, before the trolled substance, along with charge of possession of a con- Andrew Phillips, 42, of after the homeowner called 911 misdemeanor charges of driv- trolled substance and a misde- Bronson, at 9:58 a.m. Nov. 30 homeowner shoved the suspect ing under the influence, DUI meanor charge of drug on a misdemeanor charge of to report an unidentified man off of the deputy. Carmauche with property damage, hit and paraphernalia. trespassing. beating on his door, screaming fled the home and into the run, reckless driving, attaching Johnnie Kirt, 53, of Yankee- for help and trying to break the dark. A neighbor spotted Car- Christopher Rigos, 24, of an unassigned tag, driving town, at 2:09 a.m. Dec. 6 on fel- door and enter the home. mauche and alerted the dep- Inverness, at 3:15 p.m. Nov. 30 without a valid license, and ony charges of obstructing Upon arrival, Prine met the uty. By then, back-up units had for violation of probation. criminal mischief. justice and felony battery. suspect, Sylvester Carmauche, arrived and they were able to SYLVESTER Randy Jordan, 53, of Willis- Christopher Sherwood, 44, who was wearing only short arrest Carmauche. CARMAUCHE Other arrests ton, at 3:45 p.m. Dec. 3 on fel- of Ft. Lauderdale, at 2:10 a.m. pants. Carmauche asked the Carmauche was sent to a Josie Benitez, 20, of Bron- ony charges of grand theft and Dec. 6 on a felony charge of pos- deputy remove his shorts be- Faces eight local hospital for treatment son, at 11:35 p.m. Dec. 5 on a fraudulent use of a credit card. session of a controlled sub- cause they were about to burst charges after and evaluation. Prine sus- attack on misdemeanor charge of Michael Liles, 36, of Bron- stance and a misdemeanor into flames. Prine placed Car- tained minor injuries during deputy battery. son, at 4 p.m. Dec. 4 on a felony charge of drug paraphernalia. mauche in hand restraints and the struggle and was treated Guy Bowers, 25, of Chief- charge of possession of a Justin Shettleroe, 37, of put him into the back seat and released from a land, at 2:48 p.m. Dec. 3 for vio- sawed-off shotgun. Cawker City, Kansas, at 10:33 of his patrol car so he During the local hospital. lation of probation. Julio Lopez-Bautista, 49, of p.m. Nov. 30 on a misdemeanor could begin his On Dec. 1, 2020, a war- Christian Cannon, 32, of Williston, at 4:58 p.m. Dec. 5 on charge of shoplifting. investigation. struggle, rant was issued for Car- Newberry, at 10 p.m. Dec. 5 on a a misdemeanor charge of Sharon Tuttle, 59, of Willis- Later, when the deputy mauche for aggravated felony charge of driving with a battery. ton, at 8:05 p.m. Dec. 6 on a mis- returned to his patrol car Carmauche battery of a law enforce- suspended license as a habitual Ismael Lorenzana, 31, of demeanor charge of battery. and attempted to put a ment officer, depriving a offender. Ocala, at 3:29 p.m. Dec. 2 on an Dawn Williams, 39, of seatbelt on Carmauche, he ripped Prine’s law enforcement officer Deleon Cheevers, 19, of out of county warrant. Chiefland, at 1:30 a.m. Dec. 4 on was attacked. Carmauche radio from his of a communication de- Chiefland, at 9:59 p.m. Dec. 3 on Jonathan Maybury Ed- felony charges of grand theft, fled and then dove through vice, resisting arrest a misdemeanor charge of wards, 29, of Bronson, at 6:57 credit card theft, and fraudu- a closed window into an side, grabbed his with violence, three openly carrying a firearm. p.m. Dec. 1 on an out of county lent use of a credit card. adjacent home. Prine counts of battery on a could hear the homeown- holstered firearm law enforcement officer, ers screaming inside and burglary and criminal when he entered the home several times mischief. Carmauche Man faces multiple charges he observed Carmauche and tried to take has a lengthy violent on the couch watching TV. criminal history span- Carmauche looked at Dep- the taser. ning several states. following night-time car chase uty Prine and said, “You Carmauche is being need to help me, I’m going to burst into held in the Marion County Jail await- Staff report deputies and the FWC officer saw what flames at any time.” ing transport to the Levy County Deten- was perceived to be a rifle in the sus- Carmauche tried to flee again and tion Facility. A West Palm Beach man driving a sto- pect’s hands as he fled on foot. Officers len car with a flat tire led deputies on lost sight of the fleeing suspect in the dangerous chase Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020, dark. through Levy County before being Within minutes, a 911 call reported a hemmed in by a Levy County Sheriff ’s man (Schmucker) had just broken into a deputy patrol car. home, demanded the keys to a vehicle According to a press release, a Florida then fled in a 2008 Pontiac. Fish and Wildlife Conservation Officer The suspect fled south on CR 337 to- 2019 stopped to assist a disabled vehicle on ward Morriston and made numerous at- – Winner for 10 consecutive years US Alt 27 near NW 10th Avenue southeast tempts to elude. The driver, who was Pet Of T –he Week of Chiefland. The driver refused to iden- blocked in by a deputy, accelerated into tify himself to the FWC Officer who no- the deputy’s vehicle, damaging the pas- David Renaud, D.V.M. ticed the white Kia Sorrento he was senger side of the patrol vehicle. Rachel Teague, D.V.M. driving appeared to have crashed and The deputy was able to pin the suspect Heather Price, D.V.M. had a flat tire. The FWC officer discov- in the stolen car by blocking him with his ered the tag attached to the Kia was not own patrol vehicle. • Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry • Preventive Care that vehicle’s tag. The suspect refused commands to sur- • Three Year Vaccines For Dogs and Cats The driver, Dante Evan Schmucker, render and was forcefully removed from • Convenient Appointments Available 29, drove away and the FWC officer the car. • Early Morning Drop Off Service began pursuit. The investigation revealed the first ve- • Finance Plans Available Through Care Credit Levy County Sheriff ’s Office deputies hicle he fled in was stolen from Valdosta, • Warm Caring Staff responded to the request for assistance Georgia. 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He is definitely members of the cattle company up here comment a Velcro dog.” ranch team. That honor goes to on our Facebook As part of the research and Dasher, the company’s farm development team for Quinc- dog. page about Dasher. ey’s dog treat line, Dasher Dasher is a 6-year-old Austra- knows what he likes and what lian blue heeler. Some call While Dasher does his job he doesn’t like. them Australian cattle dogs and well, he occasionally tries to do “He’s also the mascot for our some just call them blue heel- things his own way. dog treat and dog bone portion ers, but all who know the breed “Just like all heelers, he will of the company,” Donna said. sometimes get in the way think- MARK BERRYMAN/Staff Photo well love them. “It has to be Dasher approved ABOVE: Even though there were no cattle to drive that day, Dasher gets ing he knows what you want Dasher has been with the before we sell it. If he doesn’t in a little practice with the Quincey’s Texas longhorns, affectionately him to do but he doesn’t,” Quinc ey family for all but the like it, research and develop- referred to as “the lawnmowers,” but the longhorns seemed less Donna said. “But you can call first seven weeks of his life and ment stops. interested in participating. BELOW: Dasher poses and smiles for a is not the first blue heeler from him off or tell him ‘no’ and he’ll “If he loves it, we move for- photo with Don and Donna Quincey in front of the cattle company’s his line at the ranch. quit." ward. He also always poses office just outside of Chiefland. “My husband has had heelers Almost everyone who has vis- with the treats on all of our for over 25 years and we actu- ited the ranch has had the ads.”. ally had Dasher’s dad, Donna chance to get to know Dasher. While Dasher is right at said. “He was the pick of the lit- “He’s our meet-and-greet home on the ranch, Donna said ter who came to us for a breed- committee for all the folks who this breed was not really meant ing fee. come up here and purchase our as an inside pet. “We picked him out at about meat right here off the farm,” “So many people get these seven weeks old and he’s been Donna said. “He loves kids, dogs,” she said. “They think with us and a part of the family loves people. they’re really cool dogs and ever since then. We don’t go She said it amazes her that so they get them for an inside the anywhere without him.” many people have made a con- house or inside an apartment Dasher’s responsibilities in- nection with Dasher. dog and that’s just not where clude the official meet-and- “He’s just loved by so many they need to be. They need to greet committee, working cattle people,” she said. “You be on a ranch and outside.” dog, research and development wouldn’t believe how many With an average life expec- for the company’s dog treat line people that come up here com- tancy of around 15 years, the and family pet. ment on our Facebook page Quinceys are expecting many “We use him to help bring the about Dasher. It’s really neat to more years of service, compan- cattle up the lane,” Donna said. know how many people he’s in- ionship and love from Dasher. “He’s a heeler, so his job is to teracted with and how many There are also plans to add to push, not necessarily get in people are actually attached to his lineage in the future, so his front of the cattle but to drive him. legacy will live on even after the cattle forward.” “It’s just amazing that one that. ‘Growing a Green Thumb!’ gardening course starts in January Special to the Citizen/ commissioners. lecture recordings, live dry erase board and note- Pioneer The course is from 9 Q&A, video, text, audio, SO YOU KNOW book (optional). a.m. to noon Thursdays, images, discussion fo- Course registration deadline is Jan. 4, 2021. 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love movies. I used to go to spread from coast to coast just my sister is a much more even have enough personal pro- Using the the movie theater every across the nation. We get to- pleasant experience, but I know tective equipment. speaker func- Iweek to see something new. gether for weddings and funer- most people believe it just isn’t a If the predicted spike in infec- tion can allow a Then movies came out on video, als, but never for the holidays, holiday without friends and tions from Thanksgiving travel grandparent to and I could afford to watch more because most of us have no de- family sharing the experience comes, it will do so by Christ- experience gift BARBARA than one each week. sire to meet up in the cold grey live and in person. But this year mas, making spread of infection opening or par- BYRAM Now movies stream online, on Midwest — the most central lo- may need to be different for even higher by those traveling ticipate in the demand, every day and night. As cation — for a few days. Instead, most people, because we’re still home to be with family. adults’ conversation. For those long as I have an internet con- we exchange gifts and cards and in the midst of a pandemic. Our nation is divided over the with internet connection, nection — which is not always a emails and phone calls. As I write this, Florida has handling of this pandemic, with friends and family can plan on- given — I can watch a movie: Most people find it sad that well surpassed the one million some claiming oppression and line get-togethers for opening new or old; color or black and I’m not broken-hearted over not mark in total number of con- violation of rights. I ask you to presents, chatting over a glass of white; any genre; any language. being with the whole family for firmed COVID-19 infections, keep in mind, however, the con- wine or beer, or watching a foot- Some movies I watch more the holiday. Just smile, shake my adding more than 8,000 on aver- cept of liberty — specifically, the ball game together. Perhaps than once, and some I watch head and think of “Home for the age each day for the past week. freedom from being exposed to you’d prefer to stream a movie year after year, especially Holidays” without the happy In Levy County, we’ve averaged and possibly dying from this together. during the holiday season. My ending, and you’ll understand. nine per day in the same time. virus. We are guaranteed indi- The holiday movie I watch list of favorites spans eight de- Hope springs eternal the dys- And it’s only one week after vidual rights under our constitu- every year is “Home Alone.” I cades of movie history. Funny or functional family will heal, but Thanksgiving, when many peo- tion, but one person’s rights end jump into Kevin’s skin and feel sappy, serious or whimsical, every year I’m disappointed. ple flew home to be with fami- where another’s begin. I’m free from constraint for a mag- Christmas-specific or just win- One relative never grows up lies. We have yet to see what happy for people to express nificent moment in time. This ter-distinct, holiday films fill a in the 362 days since we last kind of spike will result. their rights and liberty as long year that feeling will be more daily slot on my calendar every met. Another is still telling the Today the virus has spread as it doesn’t result in the oppres- welcome than ever before. December. I share a home with rest of us how to do everything. across the entire country. Hospi- sion of someone else’s rights “Let It Be Told” is a project of my sister, and we each have our And yet another still whines tals are reaching capacity and and liberty. Citizens for an Engaged Elector- own television, so I get to watch about his lot in life. Visiting with do not have the number of doc- For now, we have the holiday ate. Barbara Byram lives near whatever I want whenever I the family quickly turns into a tors and nurses needed to care season to navigate. For those Goethe State Forest and works want. quest for escape. for current patient levels. without internet, it’s possible to seasonally for National Park The rest of my family is Spending the holiday with Healthcare personnel don’t connect with others by phone. Service.
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To My Fellow Chiefland Police Department Team: We are all individuals who come together to complete every mission and task that we are handed. We a ll leave our comforts and families at home to serve a community every day and hour of the week. On h olidays or weekends it does not matter, you are here. You are here wearing over 20 pounds of gear facing every call, danger, and always putting the citizens first. You see without color, you defend those that are in need, and you always find an outcome or resolution for ever y call for service. You are some of the finest men and women to ever put a badge and uniform on. We are all human and make mistakes, however you never stop seeking truth or justice. The positive input the command staff receives from the community never goes unnoticed. With all the uncertainty in this country and the negative attention that the media seems to publish, you never waiver, you always stand firm, ready to serve. On behalf of Captain Jeremy Bolton and Chief Donald “Scott” Anderson, we want to humbly thank you fo r all you do and all that you do so well!
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PPoliceolice O Officer’sfficer’s To My GCSO Team and Family, To My LCSO Family: As we near the end of 2020, I feel the need to make certain that each and every one of you I know that the success of the Levy County Sheriffs Office does not come from one know how much you mean to me, and moreover to the GCSO Team. We spend as much, or individual. I recognize and directly understand the sacrifices you and your families PPrayerrayer more time with co-workers as we do with our own families at home. We see and feel each make each and every day. Success comes from your willingness to sacrifice your own other’s wins, losses, victories, and defeats. safety and well-being in this unprecedented time in our county. I am extremely Lord, I ask you for courage Our nation and our local communities have suffered greatly throughout this year. We have all grateful. Courage to face and seen the effects of the pandemic, the unrest in our societal fabric and the judgmental eye that You are the best group of men and women serving in any agency, anywhere! Conquer my own fears... has been placed on law enforcement as a whole. As a team, and a family, you have all You make me proud to be your Sheriff because you are truly a wonderful, Courage to take me continued to get up each day, put on your uniforms, leave the safety of your homes and step out Where others will not go... into the dangers of the world you swore to protect and serve. professional, and dedicated group of employees. I remain as Sheriff because of your I ask for strength I cannot commend you all enough for the way you have handled yourselves with all of the efforts, your ability to serve with empathy, compassion, and the goal of always Strength of body treating all of our citizens like you would want to be treated in any given situation. adversities that are presented to you each and every day, and you do it with a smile and a to protect others respect that is unrivaled, Even during these difficult times, I am able to hold my head higher, Because of the integrity, honesty, restraint and compassion all of you show every day And Strength of spirit and speak more proudly as the Sheriff of Gilchrist County, because the team that goes before toward all of our citizens we are not and should not be viewed in a negative manner. to lead others... me is respected and appreciated by the citizens they serve. While we suffer with all of our fellow brothers and sisters in our Country at this time I ask for dedication Dedication to my job, Please know that the difficulties and dangers that you face as a member of this team, are not be assured that there is hope and healing for the future. We are blessed to live and taken lightly. I pray daily that God will give you the knowledge, strength, and patience to serve in Levy County. to do it well. Dedication to my community, handle what is thrown at you, and more so, that he will guide you and keep you safe so that you Again, I am proud and thankful for all of you and never let anything said or done can return home to your families after your shift. The dedication you have shown through this To keep it safe... year as well as prior years, is duly noted and I THANK YOU for your service. prevent you from going home safely to your families. Give me Lord, concern May God Bless you, your family, and our team as we move forward into 2021. God Bless you and your families, my prayers are with you! For others who trust me And compassion for those who need me... Sincerely, And please Lord Through it all Be at my side...
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After all, one dol- I don’t remember when I had lar isn’t much and neither is my first Shoofly pie, I only focus there speech. Of course, this s a kid, we used to vent calendar. I see the stone rolled on my next piece. would need to be paid up front. have an Advent (Find it online at www. away...Nobody thought When I first brought it into As soon as the politician reaches calendar every ccca.biola.edu/ A that this son of sorrows the home, my wife asked me the end of his word count, every- year, counting the days advent/2020.) would be broken for love what in the world it was. I told body would say, “Shoo until Christmas. This year, from to fix our tomorrows. her it was a Shoofly pie. politician.” Usually made Nov. 28 through “But it’s the Cross that Looking at me rather quizzi- JAMES I think this would bring a lot of from heavy paper Jan. 7, 2021, I get a made the change.” cally, she said, “What is a SNYDER sanity back to our country today. and lots of glitter, daily email that Before Christ’s first ad- Shoofly pie?” Then I thought of another pie it was shaped like contains a scrip- vent, the world ached in Not even thinking about it, I smiled to develop. I’ll call this the Shoo-Tele- a Christmas tree ture, a poetry anticipation. The prom- and replied, “It is a piece of heaven this marketer pie. This is second only to with 25 little win- reading, devo- ised one came to change side of heaven.” politicians. dows we’d open, tional reading, a everything -- and he did. Then she wanted to know where in To date, I have received over 1 mil- one each day from photo or image of But not everything is NANCY the world that name “Shoofly pie” came lion calls that said, “This is the last call Dec. 1 to Dec. 25. a piece of art with changed, not completely, from. you’ll get to renew your car warranty.” I don’t remem- KENNEDY an explanation of is it? Not really knowing, I “baked up” a I don’t know why they call them tele- ber what was be- Grace how it fits the There’s still strife and story I thought would please her. marketers, but I sure would like to tell hind each window, Notes day’s Advent hatred, sickness, envy, bit- The story went something like this. A them a thing or two. maybe a picture focus and two terness and sorrow. lady in Pennsylvania was trying to Thinking about this, my list is getting or some words. I just re- songs. After his death and res- make a special pie for her husband. longer and longer. There are so many member the feeling of get- This year, one of the urrection and just before When presented to her husband, he things that I would like to shoo from my ting closer to the Big Day, daily songs is from Han- he returned to heaven, was dumbfounded and said, “What is life that I probably need to go into the the anticipation and ex- del’s “Messiah” and the Jesus told his followers, that pie?” “Shoo Pie baking business.” citement, the promise of other one is a more con- “I’ll be right back. I’m get- Before she could answer, a fly seemed Thinking along this line I remem- something good. temporary piece. ting everything ready for to hover over the pie, and she swatted it bered a verse in the Bible. “Wherefore Recently, I read about Every day it’s a sensory you -- you’re going to love and said, “shoofly.” The husband looked come out from among them, and be ye the “46 best Christmas and spiritual feast -- the it. So, ‘Let not your heart at her and said, “That is marvelous. separate, saith the Lord, and touch not Advent calendars of art, the music, the words, be troubled.’ I’m not done Whoever heard of a Shoofly pie? You’re the unclean thing; and I will receive 2020.” all feeding the sense of yet.” a genius.” you” (2 Corinthians 6:17). Apparently, Advent cal- anticipation and the wait- Each year at this time And thus, the Shoofly pie adventure The older I get the more things I see endars have changed ing for the promise of we celebrate the first ad- began. Whether that comes near the that I need to “shoo” from my life. At since I was a kid. Now something good. vent in anticipation of the story or not, it sounded good to me at times, it’s difficult, but the end result is there’s one for everyone’s It’s both the remem- second one, a great culmi- the time, and I presented it to my wife. what really matters. One last pie would tastes and interests, from brance of the already ful- nation and As I was thinking about this Shoofly be the “Shoo-Sin pie.” chocolate lovers to Lego filled past promise of the consummation. pie mystery, I thought of how this con- fans. birth of Christ and the fu- Last week, my pastor cept would work in other aspects of life. Dr. James L. Snyder is pastor of the How about a Fancy ture promise of his sec- noted that this year peo- For example. I would like to develop Family of God Fellowship, Ocala, FL Feast calendar for your ond coming when he will ple started decorating for a Shoo-Politician pie. Perhaps this 34472, where he lives with the Gracious favorite feline? There’s a make all things new. Christmas early -- some would be a great experience for us. Mistress of the Parsonage. Call him at Hot Wheels Advent calen- On Tuesday, Dec. 1, the even putting lights up on Every time we see a politician, we pres- 352-216-3025 or e-mail jamessnyder2@ dar, one with 25 mini bot- focus was on “everything their house in July. ent him with a Shoo-Politician pie. How att.net. The church web site is www.wha- tles of nail polish, Advent changes when Christ Why? This has been much greater our life would be if tafellowship.com. calendars that come with appears.” such a terrible year and samples of coffee, tea, The song was an R&B, people feel the need to wine, preserves and bluesy “The Cross Made look forward to something honey and Hershey’s the Change,” sung by a good, he said. Kisses. group called Common “Jesus is coming,” he There’s even a “12 Days Hymnal. said. “He’s coming to of Hot Sauce” Advent Imagine a multi-ethnic make all things new.” calendar. choir, hands raised, sway- Nancy Kennedy is the Although I don’t do Ad- ing as they sing, accompa- author of “Move Over, Vic- vent calendars, I do fol- nied by an electronic toria — I Know the Real low “The Advent Project” keyboard. Secret,” “Girl on a Swing” from Biola University They sing: “But when I and “Lipstick Grace.” She Center for Christianity see Jesus, I see the sover- can be reached at 352-564- Culture and the Arts eign and the savior, I see 2927 or via email at nken- (CCCA), a daily email Ad- the healer of the nations, nedy@chronicleonline. Changing behavior, asking forgiveness essential
eter asked Jesus, “How unworthy of the forgiveness of offense? These are things we While the sin may not be harm- forgiveness. many times should I for- Jesus may be another reason. must do. We must take the first ful to our body (like a drug or Changing our Pgive my brother”? Jesus This is a false conclusion. Being step. Jesus is waiting for us to alcohol addiction), a sin that we behavior, along replies seven times seventy, im- worthy has nothing to do with do something. do over and over could be clas- with obtaining plying an indefinite number of forgiveness. Jesus does it be- Other than the obvious of sified as an addiction. Some ex- His forgive- CARLTON times. cause He loves us. learning what we are practicing amples would be avoiding ness, is essen- MCPEAK But would Jesus require Still another reason given is, is a sin and we need to be for- telling the truth; habitually tial if we are something of Peter that He “He knows I am going to do it given, we need to take control slandering people; or even going to spend eternity with Himself would not do? There is again.” While it may be true of our own mind and determine using the Lord’s name in vain. Him. Eternal life is the ultimate no reason to believe Jesus Jesus knows we will do it again, that we are no longer going to There will be an internal reward for everyone living would limit how many times He there is nothing in the biblical practice this sin. There are sev- struggle and much effort put God’s way! will forgive us. So why do we text to indicate Jesus would not eral factors which may need to forth if we are going to quit any think He would? forgive us if we were to ask be considered when making addition. “Sober” living begins Carlton G. McPeak is an evan- Maybe the foremost reason Him. Repentance on our part is this determination. with changing one’s thinking. gelist working in the Florida we do not believe Jesus would absolutely mandatory. Deter- Probably the hardest and We must be fully persuaded and Gateway region. All Scriptural forgive us is because we are not mining we are not going to do it most difficult is determining know we “can change!” It is the quotations are from the New willing to forgive others an un- again is imperative. that we can quit this behavior. thought process proceeding the American Standard Bible, Hol- limited number of times. But So what does Jesus require Most sins are addictive in na- actual sin that must be changed. man Bible Publishers, unless why? for us to be forgiven multiple ture; meaning they are done Jesus will forgive us as often otherwise stated. He may be con- Having a feeling of being times for repeating the same habitually and compulsively. as we are willing to ask for His tacted at [email protected]. Worship Services
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SHAWN YORKS possible and not to share water Referee Herman Staff writer bottles. Concession stand work- Cox directs ers also wear masks and gloves. Chiefland and As Levy County schools tran- Referees eliminated the Cedar Key middle sition from football and volley- jump ball to start games, al- school players ball to basketball, athletic though at the Cedar Key-Chief- during a game directors are getting more cre- land varsity games Dec. 4, 2020, Friday, Dec. 4, ative in their efforts to prevent the games did start with a jump 2020 in Cedar Key. the spread of COVID-19. Many ball. Cox has taken extra athletic teams in the state have, During recent games the Cit- precautions while at one time or another, been izen/Pioneer covered in Cedar calling basketball under quarantine during the Key, Chiefland and Williston, games during the football and volleyball seasons. most coaches wore face cover- ongoing pandemic. Many schools have learned ings and less than half the spec- He said the extra from it and have taken extra tators wore masks. face coverings and precautions for basketball as “(We’re) asking spectators to gloves do not affect gymnasiums are a smaller, social distance in the stands, him. closed-in setting. wear masks and wash hands,” “Coaches are taking tempera- Cedar Key’s DeHaven added. SHAWN YORKS/Staff photo tures before practice (and) Referee Herman Cox worked at all, and he prefers it. six feet when possible; observe hand sanitizer is available and games,” Cedar Key Athletic Di- middle school and varsity bas- According to Florida High a no-touch rule; each player the kids social distance when- rector Marissa DeHaven said. ketball games at Cedar Key School Activities Association should have their own beverage ever possible. “(We’re) spacing on the buses over the past couple weeks. At “Return to Participation” pro- container that is not shared, “They took the jump ball out with a seating chart for expo- the Cedar Key-Chiefland mid- tocols, coaches, players, game among other items. (and) we’ve got have two sani- sures, if needed.” dle school games Dec. 4, 2020, officials, team personnel and At Chiefland, girls basketball tized game balls,” Bell said. Equipment is cleaned before Cox was wearing a mask, face game administration officials coach Lee Bell said they have “Other than that, just try to and after use, and students are guard and gloves, using a hand- should wash and sanitize their been taking precautions to en- keep the kids away from the encouraged to wash their hands held whistle. He said the mask hands as often as possible; sure the safety of participants. stands. Just trying to be extra and social distance when does not impede his breathing maintain social distancing of Masks are not required, but careful.” Williston rolls; Rivalry games continue this week
SHAWN YORKS into their Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020 con- Staff writer test against Alachua Santa Fe. The Basketball Records Red Devil Boys are 1-2 after suffer- Through Monday, Dec. 7, 2020 Indians top Area prep basketball teams are ing losses to North Marion and Boys making one final push over the next Gainesville Eastside. Bronson ...... 3-1 week to wrap up the first half of the Williston ...... 1-2 season and go into the holiday Friday, Dec. 11 Chiefland ...... 1-3 break with momentum for the sec- The Williston soccer teams will Cedar Key ond half. The week ahead includes be back at Booster Stadium on Fri- Cedar Key ...... 0-4 more Levy County rivalry games as day to take on Mayo Lafayette Girls Williston ...... 6-1 SHAWN YORKS Bowers four and Camille teams position themselves in the County with the girls starting at 5:30 Staff writer Williams two. Williams district standings. p.m. and the boys to follow. Chiefland ...... 2-4 led the team with nine re- The Chiefland Indians basketball Cedar Key ...... 0-6 Lyric Foskey scored 17 bounds, Fuller, Fisher and Thursday, Dec. 10 teams will be back on their home Bronson ...... 0-7 points and grabbed eight Bowers each had four re- The Bronson Eagles hit the road court for a double-header against rebounds Thursday, Dec. bounds and Ashlyn Cole- to Cedar Key, as both the Sharks Cross City Dixie County. The girls 3, 2020, as Williston beat man, three. and Eagles girls teams seek their begin at 6 p.m. and the boys will fol- boys schedule indicates a road the Bronson, 42-15, in Interlachen 52, first wins of the season, while the low at about 7:30 p.m. game at Mayo Lafayette County at girls’ basketball at Willis- Bronson 9 Eagle boys hope to continue their Bronson’s scheduled games 7:30 p.m. The Bronson boys team will ton Middle High School. Bronson lost on the winning ways. The Shark boys gave against Newberry have changed, travel to Williston for a make-up Williston led 11-0 be- road to Interlachen in Chiefland all it wanted on Dec. 4, with the JV girls starting at 4 p.m., game against the Red Devils that hind Ranajala Brown, girls’ basketball. Leilani 2020 and look to continue that mo- JV boys at 5:30 p.m. and the varsity was originally slated for Dec. 3, Jamiya Fuller and Foskey Alvarez led Bronson with mentum and hopefully get a win. girls at 6:30 p.m. The varsity boys 2020. The game will begin at 6 p.m. before Bronson was able four points and five steals, Games are at 6 and 7:30 p.m. game has been moved to Jan. 4, to get on the board with a Audrey Hubbard added The latest Williston schedule 2021 at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15 bucket by Leliani Alvarez three points and four re- shows the Red Devil boys playing Monday, Dec. 14 with 38 seconds left in the bounds and Lunden host to Gainesville High at 7:30 p.m. The Williston girls soccer sched- first period. Warmack had five with the Lady Devils traveling to Chiefland’s girls will be at home ule shows a home game against the Williston extended its rebounds. Starke Bradford County. The Lady again to take on Ocala Meadow- P.K. Yonge Blue Wave beginning at 5 Devils got off to a 6-1 start heading p.m. lead to 19-6 at the half and Williston 45, brook Academy at 6 p.m. while the 37-11, in the third quarter Gainesville Eastside 33 behind Brown, Foskey Sophomore Ranajala and Jaya Robinson. Brown led Williston with In addition to Foskey’s 13 points and seven re- Chiefland slips past Cedar Key; Bronson 17; Maci Vonderstrasse bounds as the Williston added six points; Robin- girls’ basketball team im- son, six points and 10 re- proved to 5-1 with a win in bounds; Brown, five Gainesville. Williston led splits, Williston falls to North Marion points and 10 boards; 26-12 at the half and with- Days and Fuller each SHAWN YORKS and 13 rebounds. Junior stood a third-quarter rally scored four points, with Clayton Smith added 11 to post the win over the Staff Writer Days adding seven points and 7th grader Jon- Lady Rams. rebounds. The Chiefland boys athan Adams 8 boards. Lyric Foskey and Bronson’s Lunden picked up their first win In other action: Jamiya Fuller each scored Warmack, an eighth grade of the season on Friday, nine points; Miyuana player with the varsity, led Dec. 4, 2020, but it was no Tuesday, Dec. 1 Days added six; Maci Bronson with seven easy task. The Indians Vonderstrasse, four; and Newberry 67, points; sophomore Lei- squeezed past a deter- Jaya Robinson and Sa- Chiefland 34 lani Alvarez added six mined Cedar Key, 46-39. mantha Cagle each scored Newberry jumped on points and five rebounds. Chiefland was able to two. Williston was 10-for- Chiefland early, leading Audrey Hubbard, who is stay one step ahead 11 from the free throw 15-6 after the first eight also in the eighth grade, thanks to junior Jamie line. Robinson grabbed 14 minutes and 38-14 at scored two points and had Strong, who scored a dou- rebounds; Fuller and four rebounds. Freshman ble-double with 17 points Days, eight each; Foskey see BOYS/page A11 Kaela Lugo added four re- and Brown, seven each; bounds boards. Cagle, three: and Vonder- In other action: strasse had two rebounds Low interest rates getting Tuesday, Dec. 1, and seven steals. Brown added six steals and Taylor County 34, you down? Let’s talk. Fuller, four. 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Bell added six, sopho- Charity Hodge added more Tori Fisher four seven points; Shari points, junior Shari see GIRLS/page A11
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SHAWN YORKS/Staff photo LEFT: Chiefland junior Jamie Strong had this week’s boys Performance of the Week with 17 points and 13 rebounds to lead Chiefland to a 46-39 road win Friday, Dec. 4, 2020, at Cedar Key. The win was Chiefland’s first of the year. “Jamie was really aggressive all game,” head coach Adam Boyd said. “He pushed the ball in transition and got some easy baskets. He also attacked the defensive glass and led us rebounding.” CENTER: Williston’s Lyric Foskey (14) pulled in this week’s Performance of the Week with 17 points and 8 rebounds in Williston’s 42-15 win over Bronson Dec. 3, 2020. RIGHT: Chiefland’s Camille Williams (5), a 5’-8” seventh grade player has been a key part of the varsity girls’ basketball team this season. Williams’ height makes her dangerous under the basket. In two games last week, Williams gathered in a total of 26 rebounds – 11 in a 34-30 loss at Taylor County Dec. 1, 2020 and 15 in a 45-13 win at Cedar Key Dec. 4, 2020. A performance good enough for Performer of the Week honors. She averages 15 rebounds a game. “She’s a rebounding machine,” said head coach Lee Bell. “She is a motor, she don’t stop.” Earlier in the season against St. Francis , Williams had 22 points and 29 rebounds. “From the first quarter all the way to the fourth, she has got a motor,” Bell said.
Friday, Dec. 4 with a 12-7 run in the Gainesville Oak Hall in a fourth quarter. But the battle of the Eagles. Stats SOCCER GIRLS Chiefland 45, BOYS Rams would hold the Ea- were not available.
Continued from Page A10 Cedar Key 13 Continued from Page A10 gles off in the extra pe- RESULTS Seven Chiefland play- riod to pull out the win. Saturday, Dec. 5 Boys Bowers, six; and Camille ers scored in its win over halftime en route to a 33- Deuntray Chess-Law led Lecanto 65, Cedar Key. Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020 Williams, two, as a furious point win in the sea- the Rams with 20 points. Chiefland 19 Williston 5, Dixie Co. 0 21-9 fourth-quarter rally Nikki Fuller, 10 points, son-opener for both teams. Bronson did not provide Chiefland dropped to Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020 fell short. led the scoring. Shari stats. 1-2 on the season with a Bowers and Charity Interlachen 67, Williston 2, Trenton 0 Williams, a seventh Bronson 65 (OT) tough loss to Lecanto in Hodge added nine points Friday, Dec. 4 Citrus County. Stats were Girls grade player on the var- Interlachen was able to each; Camille Williams North Marion 53, not available. sity, grabbed 11 rebounds get the best of the Eagles Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020 for Chiefland; Hodge scored eight and grabbed Williston 42 a team-leading 15 re- in the first half, taking a Monday, Dec. 7 Williston 9, Dixie Co. 1 added six and Bowers, 42-35 lead at halftime and Williston dropped to 1-1 bounds; Devin Ellis had Branford 47, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020 five. needing an extra period to with a home loss to North four points and eight re- Chiefland 41 Trenton 3, Williston 2 South Sumter 46, take down the Eagles. Marion. Stats were not bounds; Brianna Ellis, Records Cedar Key 31 three; and Tori Fisher, Bronson did not provide available. Chiefland dropped to On Thursday, Dec. 3, in two. Hodge added six re- any statistics for the game. Bronson 47, 1-3 on the season with a Boys ...... 3-2 Bushnell, Cedar Key hung bounds and Fuller, five. Interlachen led 42-35 at Oak Hall 30 loss to the Branford Buc- Girls ...... 3-3 with the South Sumter but Bowers had six steals; the half, but Bronson Bronson improved to caneers in Suwannee fell just shy. No stats were Hodge, five; Fuller, four; would rally in the second 3-1 on the season with a County. Stats were not --compiled by Shawn Yorks available and Bell, three. half and force overtime 17-point win over available.
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HARRIETT 352-528-4400 City Office: 147 N. Main St., Williston Branch Office: 2810 S.E. Hwy 121, Morriston DOWNS 1-800-741-4401 or 1-800-37LANDS REAL ESTATE LLC Email [email protected] LIC. REAL ESTATE BROKER Marc Pompeo - Broker www.hdownsrealestate.com 000ZE0F Commissioners approve attorney pay increase; extend COVID declarations BRONSON The consensus MARK BERRYMAN extension of three emergency dec- overview of her efforts on the Continued from Page A1 was that the four Staff writer larations in response to the ongo- county’s behalf. ing COVID-19 pandemic. Commissioners praised Brown current Levy County Commissioners ap- Commissioners, by a 4-1 vote, on her efforts and accomplish- meeting virtually, said it members could proved a small pay increase for approved a 3% increase in the ments representing Levy County would be up to a judge to the county attorney, hired a con- base salary of County Attorney but Commissioner Mike Joyner decide should Weeks win manage the sulting firm to study the county’s Anne Bast Brown. Brown gave a stated he was not in favor of the his case. radio systems and tweaked holi- detailed presentation on her work timing of the request. “There’s no predicting town’s business day hours for the landfill at their for the county including cost-sav- The increase would be $3,500 with any certainty what’s for the present meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020. ing measures, additional work re- annually. She currently makes going to happen in the Commissioners approved the quired by the pandemic and an $124,999. court case,” Warm said. “You can only make the and possibly best assessment you can make a decision The Williston Police with the situation and act PARTY Department was well rep- in accordance with what on the vacancy resented with several Continued from Page A1 you feel is the right thing members of the depart- to do.” in February. ment pitching in to cook In a previous meeting, hamburgers and hot dogs help the children,” Floyd Weeks appeared to resign until the September for attendees. The depart- said. “We got in touch with and council members ac- election. ment also provided chips Daryl (Kirby) and were cepted that resignation, The consensus was that and drinks. trying to decide what to only to have Weeks say he the four current members Williston Police Chief call it and he offered up did not officially resign. could manage the town’s Dennis Strow said this the name Ike’s Christmas W. Blake Fugate, the at- business for the present was the department’s sec- Party. torney representing and possibly make a deci- ond year helping with the “Because of that, a part Weeks, asked council sion on the vacancy in event. of it is dedicated to kids members to reconsider, February. “We partnered with that by no other means stating their acceptance Council members also D.C. Floyd last year for would be able to afford a of Weeks’ resignation was voted 4-0 on a final read- the first Ike’s Christmas night like this. They don’t not valid. Fugate also sug- ing and to adopt Ordi- Party and it started for un- have to bring one red gested he would take the nance 20-1109 which derprivileged children,” cent.” matter to the courts amends, readopts and re- Strow said. “A lot of the Floyd’s brother, Ike, should council not allow establishes a previous or- children that are here to- was tragically killed in an Weeks to return to his seat dinance supplementing night, Christmas is just auto accident and the for the remainder of his existing land use provi- not going to happen for event helps keep his term. sions and parameters to them, so we partnered memory and his love for As of Monday’s meeting, clarify that municipal with D.C. to make all of people and children alive. the town had received no projects of a governmen- this happen.” “He was a giving guy,” notice of any legal action tal nature do not require The chief stressed that Floyd said. “His smile was by Weeks. zoning compliance. the event is completely contagious and everybody Warm told council According to the mayor, free for attendees. loved him.” members they did not the reason the city ad- “Everything they get Floyd, the owner of have to act immediately, opted the new ordinance when they come through Country Boys Cutz in Wil- stating town ordinances is due to the issues the the door is free,” Strow liston, said the event was do not state how quickly fire department faced in said. “It’s an experience for more than just remem- MARK BERRYMAN/Staff photo they must act on filling a approving their most re- of a lifetime because quite bering his brother. ABOVE: D.C. Floyd, owner of Country Boys Cutz vacancy. Warm said they cent project. frankly, their families just “We’re trying to reach Barbershop in Williston, poses with a photo of his had all options available “Our ordinance is so can’t afford it.” the kids who wouldn’t oth- brother, Ike. The second Ike’s VIP Christmas Party is to them — appointing outdated that we’re Every child that at- erwise get anything named after his brother, who was tragically killed in an someone to fill the seat, having to jump through tended left the party with through people’s dona- auto accident. BELOW: The Williston Police Department holding a special election hoops to get it approved,” a fully tummy, a gift and a tions of money and gifts,” has participated in Ike’s VIP Christmas Party for the or leaving the seat vacant Roberts said. memory that will last a Floyd said. “It’s all past two years. Officers and family members cooked lifetime. wrapped up in love.” hamburgers and hot dogs Sunday, Dec. 6, 2020, for attendees. could do a good job of re- Shanita COUNTY minding the public about ATVs on roadways. Fletcher Continued from Page A1 bites down Commissioner John Sunday, Meeks said the sheriff ’s Dec. 6, idea but with all of the office has stepped up ef- 2020, on a roadways we have it might forts to keep ATVs off hamburger be better to give a re- roadways, including plac- during minder,” Brooks said. “If ing some deputies on Ike’s VIP we had to make enough ATVs in an attempt to ap- signs it would probably Christmas prehend some of those in take us five years to place violation. Meeks said it Party. them on all of the roads was easy for someone on and the cost would proba- an ATV to elude law en- MARK bly be pretty high.” forcement in a standard BERRYMAN/ Staff Photo Brooks said the county vehicle. PUZZLES...... B2 FOOD ...... B3 B1 Community EVENTS ...... B4 Thursday. 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CES students raise CES Students more than $3,000 of the Month Special to the during Run for Fun Citizen/Pioneer The following students CES Students participated in were named October Stu- their annual Run for Fun on dents of the Month for Chief- Friday, Nov. 13, 2020. Hurricane Eta delayed it for a land Elementary School. The week, but it was a beautiful day character trait emphasized for the kids to run. this month was: respectful. Congratulations to all the Pre-K: Brantley English, runners. Students raised money Frankie Dalonzo; for the PE department in the Kindergarten: Tyler Robin, days leading up to the event. Cali Allmon, Kameron Carter, This year students raised Liam Trudell, Ansley Drum- $3,114. The top winners were mond, and Constanze Amiyah Baker for the girls and Hernandez; Macaison Goodale for the 1st Grade: Tenley Madden, boys. They each won a De’Marius Thomas, Ian Mal- new bike. Last year the PE danado, Caiden Adair, Bryn- department was able to dle Miller and Weston Piazza; purchase cornhole boards, 2nd Grade: Brick Cannon, tetherball poles and other Eli Bedford, Sydney Rogers game equipment. Front row, and Ryan Irving Jr.; from left, are: Macaison 3rd Grade: Yanuel Flores, Goodale, Principal Michael David Thomley, Aiden Carl- Homan and Amiyah Baker. ton, Jordan Everett and Back row, from left, are: Coach Caraline Jerrels; Lee Bell, Coach Kaylee Spina, Coach Tevin Mills, Assistant 4th Grade: Jaylah Jones, Principal Kelli Gore Vaden LeMieux, Adrianna Smith and Cooper Allen;
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Special to Citizen/Pioneer The beds are dirt without mulch or straw since we remem- The Log Cabin Quilters met ber Grandma’s and mom’s yard Thursday, Dec. 3, 2020, at the were often yards with no grass Levy County Quilt Museum. with rocks around the plants. Some members have already So we keep the rocks around left for the holidays, but our the flowers and appreciate the snowbird friends from Williston grass which eliminates all that RV Crossing have returned. dust and dirt. Now we can put them to work. Thanks guys for all your help. Welcome back ladies. We had several bags donated The guys from Lancaster were this week. out this week. Thank you so much. Our snow- They were busy working on bird friends volunteered (really) the flower beds. to help us with the items. Janis Edward picked up a few scraps from the Log Cabin Quilters and stopped to show the Photo courtesy Bronson Middle High School final result. Bronson Middle High School Curtis Gaus, principal, (right) and Jennifer Bray, assistant principal, thanked the New York Life Foundation $500 check to support its efforts to Special to Citizen/Pioneer become a Grief-Sensitive School. The school formed a Wellness Committee to better serve the community and respond to the critical needs of the student body. This Special to Citizen/Pioneer grant will help provide resources for students who need Here are several reversible child aprons additional support as the school navigates through the for the future chef in the family. pandemic. Springhouse Quilters host annual Christmas party Special to the Citizen/Pioneer To join Springhouse wrote a story about one of the quilters, Curly Locks. Each time The annual Christmas party quilters or for more Curly Locks was named in the for Springhouse Quilters was story, a squirt gun with bubbles held Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020, in the information, call was used to spray Curley new quilting house west of Locks. There were a lot of laughs Trenton. 352-493-5134. and everyone enjoyed the story. Social distancing was used been previously given to them The story focused on the pur- with plenty of room for members that they had no use for. chase of the new quilt house. to socialize without being too So, they created a re-gifting Vickie Menanco, of Chiefland, close. exchange which turned out to be was selected as the winner of the The party was hosted by lots of fun. 2020 raffle quilt. Norma Birma, Melva Leynes No one had to buy a gift. They The 2021 quilt was dis- A quilt and Jodi Geiger with lots of help only had to look in their closet played. The quilt top for the 2021 displayed from all the quilters attending. and find something they might quilt was made by Cheryl over the Each member brought a spe- never use. Watson. summer on the cial homemade dish to share. This may become an annual There will be no regular day Springhouse Quilters are also very good gift exchange idea for gift giv- meeting for December but the Quilters cooks and love to share their ing. Members were warned to Night group will meet 6 p.m. Facebook special dishes. not be offended if they saw Tuesdays. Page. Gift were exchanged, but something they had previously To join Springhouse quilters there was a new twist. Each or for information, call given as a gift. Springhouse Quilters member brought a gift that had Club Secretary Linda Hyde 352-493-5134. Facebook 2B Beacon s Citizen s Pioneer Thursday, December 10, 2020
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Metro Creative rewarding prospect of a Topped with a rum-fla- freshly made meal or vored sauce, it's sweet During the height of dessert. and decadent for all the winter, people increas- When seeking recipes right reasons. Enjoy this ingly retreat indoors and for cold days, consider recipe from "The Pam- look for something to those comfort foods that pered Chef: Stoneware within the warm confines can be enjoyed warm to Inspirations" (The Pam- of home. Plenty of activi- chase away the chill. pered Chef, Ltd.) by The ties can fit the bill, but "Croissant Bread Pud- Pampered Chef Test some provide the ding" is an ideal choice. Kitchens. Croissant Bread Pudding Yields 12 servings top to bottom into 1/2-inch croissants down to coat. n 4 large croissants slices. Set aside 16 of the 3. Zest orange to measure (about 3 ounces each) largest slices. Cube 2 teaspoons zest. Juice n 1 red baking apple, remaining slices and place in orange to measure 1/4 cup such as Jonathan bottom of baker. Arrange juice; set juice aside. Chop n reserved slices over cubes in pecans. Combine remaining 6 eggs an overlapping circular n sugar, orange zest and 1/2 cup plus 3 pattern. Core and slice apple, pecans; sprinkle over tablespoons sugar, divided leaving peel on; cut slices in croissants. Bake 30 to 35 n 2 cups half and half half. Tuck apple slices minutes or until golden brown n 1 orange between croissant slices. and set in center. Remove n 1/2 cup pecan halves, 2. In a bowl, whisk eggs from oven to a cooling rack; chopped and 1/2 cup of the sugar. let stand 10 minutes. n 3/4 cup butterscotch Pour half and half into a 4. Meanwhile, combine caramel ice cream topping microwave-safe container ice cream topping, rum n and microwave on high 2 extract, reserved orange 1/4 teaspoon rum extract minutes or until hot. Slowly n juice, and raisins in a 1/2 cup golden raisins add half and half to egg microwave-safe container. 1. Preheat oven to 350 F. mixture; whisk until blended. Microwave on high 30 to 60 Lightly spray a deep baking Carefully pour egg mixture seconds or until hot; pour dish with nonstick cooking over croissants. If into serving bowl. Serve spray. Slice croissants from necessary, lightly press sauce over pudding. Peppermint bark is taste of holidays Comfort foods: fast and healthy DONNA ERICKSON Easy Holiday The holiday season tastes like pepper- You can never get too much of a good mint, and most of us can’t get enough. Peppermint Bark thing. Take a taste of this luscious rum Peppermint mocha brightens the n 1 pound good-quality chocolate raisin rice pudding made with sour cream, morning, peppermint ice cream makes confectionary coating, broken into pieces. and see if you don’t agree. us dreamy at night, and cute red-and- (Look for it in the grocery baking section, white-striped candy canes evoke festive sometimes labeled “almond bark” or “candy Holiday Rice childhood memories during the hours in coating”) between. n 1 1/2 teaspoons pure peppermint extract Pudding While on the topic of peppermint n whatevers, I can’t leave out yummy -- and 12 ounces good-quality white vanilla- n 1 (4-serving) package sugar-free trendy -- peppermint bark. flavored confectionery coating, broken into instant vanilla pudding mix pieces Who can resist the sweet layers of dark n 2/3 cup nonfat dry milk powder n 1/2 cup crushed candy canes and white chocolate topped with n 1 1/2 cups water 1. Line a baking sheet with foil sprayed crunchy peppermint bits? The bright n 1/3 cup fat-free sour cream holiday tins filled with the confection at with nonstick cooking spray. n 1 teaspoon rum extract high-end kitchenware stores are tempt- 2. In a microwave-safe bowl, heat n ing to buy, but they’re also pricey. chocolate coating, uncovered, for 90 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg This year, make your own batch or two seconds on high power, and stir. Continue to n 3/4 cup raisins of peppermint bark with this easy, eco- microwave and stir at 30-second intervals n 2 cups cold cooked rice nomical version using ingredients from until almost melted. (Be sure to use a dry n 6 tablespoons reduced-calorie the baking section and candy aisle of the bowl and utensils.) Add 1 teaspoon you want the white layer to bond with the whipped topping grocery store. peppermint extract, and stir until smooth. base layer. Older kids can melt candy coating (al- 3. Pour onto the foil-lined baking sheet. 5. Immediately sprinkle peppermint pieces 1. In large bowl, combine dry pudding mond bark) in the microwave, while pre- Spread evenly into a thin layer, over all and lightly press them into the white mix, dry milk powder and water. Mix well schoolers pound candy canes into small approximately 10 by 14 inches. layer with a spatula or a spoon. Don’t wait using a wire whisk. Blend in sour cream, bits with a toy hammer to sprinkle on 4. In another microwave-safe bowl, heat on this step, or the top layer will harden and rum extract and nutmeg. Add raisins and top. Working together with you, the en- white coating as in step 2. Add 1/2 teaspoon the candies won’t stick. rice. Mix well to combine. tire prep takes less than half an hour. peppermint extract (optional), and stir until 5. Let stand for an hour or refrigerate until 2. Evenly spoon rice mixture into 6 The kids can scoot off to another activity smooth. Spoon evenly over chocolate layer, hardened. Break into pieces. Makes about 1 dessert dishes. Top each with 1 while the bark cools and hardens. which should be setting up, but not hard, as 3/4 pounds. tablespoon whipped topping. Lightly sprinkle additional nutmeg over the top of each, if desired. Refrigerate at least 15 minutes. Makes 6 servings. * Each serving equals: 168 calories, 0g A Christmas gift of faith and food fat, 5g protein, 37g carb., 282mg sodium,
ANGELA SHELF MED- in these difficult times. We EARIS must love and speak lovingly Overnight The Kitchen Diva about our country. A thing that is not loved will not grow French Toast My father, Howard, was in properly. We must have faith This savory, feeds-eight French toast the Air Force and my mother, in our personal abilities and -- a cost-effective, cheese-crusted Angeline, was a homemaker. in our potential as a people to combo of baked bread, eggs and They didn’t have a lot of grow stronger together. We Gruyere -- rests overnight so you can money to buy Christmas pres- must never forget the faith of just pop it in the oven on Christmas ents for my three siblings or our forefathers and what this morning. me, but it never seemed to country was built on. matter. They gave us lots of While the holidays pose n 6 large eggs love, and faith in God, and in their own special set of per- n 2 cups milk the future, no matter how sonal and financial chal- n bleak things might look in the lenges, it’s also a time to 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard present. appreciate and treasure the n Salt and pepper The Bible says that faith is priceless things in our lives -- n 1/4 cup snipped chives, plus extra for “a gift of God.” I believe that. love, faith, family and friends. garnish No matter what your circum- n It would take a God to create pepper, divided sides, shake off the excess and 1 loaf (9 ounces) French bread something as wonderful and stances, hold on to hope, pre- (preferably day-old), cut into 1/4-inch-thick n 3/4 teaspoon cayenne set aside. as life-sustaining as faith. It serve and cherish your slices pepper 3. Make the pasta according takes great faith to carry on family’s heritage, memories n n to package directions. When the 6 ounces Gruyere cheese, shredded during all the troubles we’ve and recipes. And most impor- 1 cup all-purpose flour pasta is cooked, drain it but all faced day in and day out tantly in these difficult times, n 8 ounces penne pasta reserve 1/2 cup of the pasta 1. Grease shallow 1 1/2-quart ceramic his year. keep the faith. n 1/4 cup olive oil water to add to the sauce. baking dish. In medium bowl, whisk eggs, The wonderful thing about While I have wonderful n 1/4 stick butter milk, Dijon, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 faith is that the more you use memories of the dishes that 4. Meanwhile, heat the olive n 1 large yellow onion, oil and butter in a large heavy teaspoon freshly ground black pepper until it, the more it grows. Unlike my mother made for Christ- chopped skillet over medium heat until well-blended. Stir in chives. earthly things which become mas, this year, I’ve decided to n 3 cloves garlic, minced sizzling, about 2 to 3 minutes. worn and depleted when start a holiday tradition of my 2. Arrange half of bread in bottom of n Add the seasoned chicken and used time after time, faith be- own. I call this recipe Christ- 1 (28-ounce) can Cento or prepared baking dish, overlapping slices San Marzano crushed tomatoes pan-fry for 4 to 5 minutes on to fit. Pour half of egg mixture over bread comes even stronger and mas Chicken because it’s a each side until golden brown. more abundant the more that beautiful holiday dish with n 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves and sprinkle with two-thirds of cheese. Cover with remaining bread, overlapping you use it. lots of colorful red tomatoes, or nutmeg 5. Place the chicken on a plate and set aside. Add the slices. Pour remaining egg mixture over I often hear about people white pasta and green basil n 1/4 teaspoon sugar onions to the pan and cook for 2 bread; gently press down to help bread “losing faith.” If you feel like or parsley. It’s also inexpen- n 1 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley minutes. Add in the garlic, absorb egg mixture. Sprinkle with sive, simple to make, and can that, all I can say is that lost or basil, cut into ribbons tomatoes, the remaining 1/2 remaining one-third of cheese. Cover and be doubled to easily feed a things are often found in the n 1/2 cup grated Parmesan tablespoon poultry seasoning, refrigerate overnight. most unexpected places at crowd. or Romano cheese 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon 3. Heat oven to 350 F. Bake 50 to 60 the most unexpected times. I look forward to sharing it 1. Cover chicken breasts with pepper and 1/2 tablespoon minutes or until puffed and golden, and tip I’ve misplaced things, think- with my family and friends plastic wrap and pound each cayenne, and the cloves or of knife inserted in center comes out ing that they were lost, only to for years to come. Merry piece to an even thickness, nutmeg and sugar. Turn heat to clean, covering top during last 15 minutes Christmas, and have a blessed find them when I was looking about 1 inch in the thickest simmer, and cook to a sauce- if browning too quickly. Let stand 10 for something else. The thing holiday season! parts. Remove the plastic and like mixture, about 5-7 minutes. minutes to set custard before serving. I’d thought I’d lost was there sprinkle each piece of chicken Add the reserved pasta cooking Sprinkle with snipped chives. Serves 8. all the time, waiting for me to on both sides with 1 tablespoon water as needed if the sauce is TIP: Look for discounted day-old discover it and use it again. CHRISTMAS of the poultry season, 1 too thick. French bread in your market or bakery. Faith is like that, some- teaspoon each of the salt and 1 CHICKEN 6. Cut the chicken into strips * Each serving: About 355 calories, 20g times when you think you’ve teaspoon freshly ground pepper, and add it to the sauce. Stir in total fat (11g saturated), 214mg reached the end of your abil- and 1/8 teaspoon of the n half of the parsley or basil. Top cholesterol, 495mg sodium, 20g total ity to believe, something or 1 pound boneless skinless cayenne pepper. chicken breasts, chicken thighs the drained pasta with the sauce carbohydrate, 1g dietary fiber, 22g protein. someone comes along to 2. To the flour, add 1/2 and stir to combine over or a combination of both For thousands of triple-tested recipes, shore you up so that you can tablespoon of the poultry medium heat for about 1 to 2 n visit our website at www. continue. 2 tablespoons poultry seasoning, 1/2 teaspoon salt minutes. To serve, sprinkle the goodhousekeeping.com/food-recipes/. I have great faith in the fu- seasoning, divided and 1/2 teaspoon of the black pasta with the remaining parsley ture and the abilities of the n 2 teaspoons salt, divided pepper, and mix well. Press the or basil and the grated cheese. American people to preserve n 2 teaspoons ground black chicken into the flour on both Serves 4 to 6. Good Housekeeping 4B Beacon s Citizen s Pioneer Thursday, December 10, 2020 Community CALENDAR OF EVENTS Cedar Key Women's Citizen, Pioneer seek tested at Meridian’s Levy County office 20, via Zoom. in Chiefland will be rolled out across all This free one time, two-hour group letters to Santa Meridian location in 2021. will give tips on how to deal with trig- Club recognizes School-age children who want their Letters must include the child’s first gers, withdrawal symptoms and pre- letters to Santa published in the Chief- name and return mailing address that vent relapse. land Citizen and Williston Pioneer is written legibly. No return postage is Participants will receive up to four calendar participants newspapers should send a photocopy required. weeks of free nicotine patches, gum or of the letter to editor@chieflandcitizen. lozenges. This group more than dou- Special to canal scene by Vicki com no later than 1 p.m. Thursday, Walk to Bethlehem bles the chance of quitting for good. Citizen/Pioneer Crumpley. Dec. 15. scheduled Pre-registration is required. Call 866- Josh Turner, 14, contrib- Free spay, neuter Walk To Bethlehem, a narrated inter- 341-2730 to reserve your spot. Cedar Key Woman’s uted the August photo. He active journey, presumed to have been Sign ups for Club and all of the fans of has attended our fall mar- for dogs offered taken by Mary and Joseph leading up the 2021 Cedar Key Flor- ket for several years with Fix Them All will be offering free dog to the birth of Jesus. It is located at Little League open ida calendar sends a spe- his parents. spays and neuters for Levy, Dixie and 4551 SE SR121, Morriston between Dixie County Little League will begin cial thank you to all the Wanda Davis contrib- Gilchrist county residents on govern- CR326 and CR464. hosting signups from from 10 a.m. to 1 photographers who uted the September ment assistance. This is a free event, open from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays; and from 6 to 8 p.m. shared their gift of pho- marsh scene. Wanda was A free rabies vaccine will be given p.m. Dec. 9-23. Tuesdays and Thursdays through Sat- tography with us. a loyal friend of the Cedar Key Woman’s Club, an with the surgery. The Humane Society All are welcome to come out and urday, Feb. 6, 2021. This project has be- come an important fund- award-winning quilter, of North Central Florida will be trans- stroll through the Christmas fanta- Player fees are $40 for Tee-ball (4 to raiser for the Woman’s and a wonderful photog- porting pets to and from Gainesville syland, check out the many new dis- 7 years old) and $50 for baseball and Club and our community rapher who touched all and performing the surgeries. Applica- plays, see Santa and enjoy softball (8 to 16 years old). but also a fun activity our lives. Thank you, tions are being taken by phone by Fix refreshments, in addition to joining a For more information email dixie- where folks can share Wanda, you will be Them All; call 352-281-8205. Proof of caravan on the journey to Bethlehem. [email protected], visit their love of the commu- missed. government assistance and photo ID This annual event is sponsored by Dixie County Little League on Face- nity through their photo- We were excited to have are required. Living Water Life Center, Morriston. book and send a message, or call graphs. This year we have Gaber Lauer, a senior at Spots fill up quickly. Surgery date is For more information, call Callie Fields President Tom Phelps at shipped more calendars the Cedar Key High Tuesday, Dec. 15. at 352-438-4545. 352-210-1392. than in the past and have School, contribute his fab- Watch for January announcement shipped as far as the ulous low tide photo. for free cat spays and neuters for resi- Support library, Send carolers United Kingdom and December’s Christmas dents on government assistance. win gift basket via phone to loved one Canada. in Cedar Key features Te- This year we had more resa Stevens and Susan Friends of the Williston Library will Suncoast Harmony Chorus wants to than 20 different photo Rosenthal. Back page be hosting a holiday basket raffle share a magical, musical COVID-free contributors. Rory Bren- photos feature Donna through Tuesday, Dec. 15, to support Christmas greeting with family and nan (https://fineartamer- Bushnell, Nancy Beck- the library. friends. ica.com/profiles/ ham, Santa Blouse, Dan Tickets are: one for $1; six for $5; The west-central Florida chapter of rory-brennan) contrib- Wilcox, Joan Selby, Judy and 12 for $10. Stop by the library Sweet Adelines International has a gift uted the cover photo of Duvall, Dee Miller and during their regular working hours and solution for 2020. The chorus will tele- the Thomas Guest House, Renee Schnick. buy the winning ticket. For more infor- phone family or friends, anywhere in aka Honeymoon Cottage. Each participant will mation, call Norma Lawrence, the U.S., and deliver a live perfor- January features Alison receive a free calendar 352-528-5527. mance of a chosen Christmas carol. Nelson. and this year, with help Calls will be available from 7 to 9 Ann Kamzelski, who from Ann Kamzelski, we has contributed every have hidden a fishing rod Christmas church p.m. Monday, Dec.14, 2020, and from service set for Dec. 20 year and is our constant in one of the photos. If you 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 20, 2020. source for help, contrib- find it, email us at cedark- If there was ever a year we needed Cost is $10 for one song or $15 for uted both the February eywomansclub@yahoo. a reminder of what Christmas means two songs to the same phone number. and the November white com to enter your name for mankind, it would be 2020. First Choose your time and your favorite pelican and roseate for a drawing for a free Baptist Williston invites you to join Christmas song: Little Saint Nick; Car- spoonbill photos. calendar. them 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 20, for an oling, Caroling; Do You Hear What I March features Esta We also would like to evening of worship and reflection as Hear?; Carol Medley (It Came Upon a Johnston and Tidewater send a special thank you to Send letters to Santa’s we look to the One who has brought us Midnight Clear, Silent Night); Go Tell It Tours. Tidewater Tours all the local businesses peace. The church is located at 339 E. on the Mountain: or Angels We Have also contributed the April that support this project: mailbox at Meridian Noble Ave., Williston. Heard on High. photo and loyal contribu- Cedar Key Welcome Cen- Santa’s mailbox has arrived! Chil- tor Frank Morgan, aka ter, Island Hotel, Cedar Start quitting Information and order form for this Boise, the May photo. His Key Country Store, The dren can drop off a letter between now musical Christmas greeting can be and Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020 to re- street scene captures the Market at Cedar Key, Dilly tobacco today found at www.suncoast-harmony.com. Dally Galley, Haley’s Hair, ceive a letter from Santa Clause. everyday look of Cedar Quitting tobacco isn’t easy. Finding Call 813-996-4680. Orders and pay- Key. Cedar Key Bed and Break- The official Santa mailbox is at 103 help should be. ments must be received no later than Rita Baker’s June pho- fast, Cedar Key Hardware, NE 1st Street in Chiefland at Meridian Those who are ready to quit, can Thursday, Dec. 10. Funds contribute tograph features a Cedar McCormick Reality, Cedar Behavioral Healthcare. join the next Tools to Quit Tobacco the operation of the Suncoast Key sunset. Key Historical Museum, This program for children being group from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. Harmony Chorus. July is a backwater and Drummond Bank.
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NOTICE OF SALE pending in the Circuit Court BEARING ID# N89371A AND PROPERTY: LOT F-7, 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 29 A FOR TAX DEED for Levy County, Florida, Pro- N89371B AND TITLE #S GLEASON’S TRAILER VILLAGE DISTANCE OF 2420 FEET TO Rainbow Title & Lien, Inc. will bate Division, the address of 84820184 AND 84820243, LO- ON THE PLAT OF THE SAME THE POINT OF BEGINNING; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sell at Public Sale at Auction which is 355 S Court St, Bron- CATED THEREON. AS RECORDED ON PAGE 20 FROM SAID POINT OF BEGIN- that the holder(s) of Certifi- the following vehicles to sat- son, Florida 32621. The OF PLAT BOOK 3 OF THE PUB- NING CONTINUE EAST PAR- cate number 4160-13 of the isfy lien pursuant to Chapter names and addresses of the NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: LIC RECORDS OF LEVY ALLEL TO THE SOUTH BOUND- sale of 2013 has (have) filed 713.78 of the Florida Statutes personal representative and TERESA JOYNER AKA TERESA COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- ARY LINE OF SAID NW 1/4 OF said Certificate for a on December 24, 2020 at 10 the personal MARIE JOYNER, TERESA GETHER WITH A 1986 SAID SECTION 29 A DIS- TaxDeed to be issued A.M. *AUCTION WILL OCCUR representative’s attorney JOYNER CLAVEAU, SINGLE-WIDE MO- TANCE OF 80 FEET TO A thereon. The name(s) of the WHERE EACH VEHICLE IS LO- are set forth below. BILE HOME, BEARING ID# POINT; THENCE RUN SOUTH holder(s) of said Certificate, CATED* All of said property being in LFLCM1AG167011610, AND PARALLEL TO THE WEST the description of the prop- All creditors of the dece- the County of Levy, State of TITLE # 42990449, LOCATED BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID NW erty, the name(s) in which it 2013 Ford dent and other persons hav- Florida. THEREON. 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 29 A is assessed are as follows: VIN# 3FA6P0HR8DR243012 ing claims or demands DISTANCE OF 100 FEET TO A against decedent’s estate Unless such Certificate shall NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: POINT; THENCE RUN WEST NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE on whom a copy of this no- be redeemed according DIANE MELOCIK, THOMAS PARALLEL TO THE SOUTH HOLDER(S): LIGHTHOUSE AC- Located at: 555 N HATHA- tice is required to be served to law, the property de- MAY BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID NW QUISITIONS LLC WAY AVE, BRONSON, FL must file their claims with this scribed in such Certificate 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 29 A 32621 Any person(s) claim- court ON OR BEFORE THE will be sold to the highest Unless such Certificate shall DISTANCE OF 8O FEET TO A LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ing any interest(s) in the LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER bidder in the Courthouse be redeemed according POINT; THENCE RUN NORTH PROPERTY: LOT 25 IN BLOCK above vehicles contact: THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- lobby on the 11th day of to law, the property de- PARALLEL TO THE WEST 66 OF OAK RIDGE ESTATES Rainbow Title & Lien, Inc., CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. scribed in such Certificate BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID NW SUBDIVISION, FILED IN PLAT (954) 920-6020 *ALL AUC- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF will be sold to the highest 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 29 A BOOK 3, PAGES 63-1/63-7, TIONS ARE HELD WITH RE- SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS DATED this 30th day of No- bidder in the Courthouse DISTANCE OF 100 FEET TO OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SERVE* Some of the vehicles NOTICE ON THEM. vember, 2020. lobby on the 11th day of THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. may have been released Danny J. Shipp January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. SAID LAND LYING AND BE- prior to auction All other creditors of the de- ING IN THE NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: LIC # AB-0001256 cedent and other persons CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DATED this 30th day of No- OF SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP ERASMO J MORALES, having claims or demands COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- vember, 2020. 12 SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST. GLADYS P DE MORALES Published: October 22, 2020 against decedent’s estate IDA Danny J. Shipp THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR must file their claims with this IS ALSO KNOWN AS LOTS 29 Unless such Certificate shall LEVY COUNTY, court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AND 30, BLOCK I-5 OF be redeemed according FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- JEMLANDS, AN UNRE- to law, the property de- File No. 38-2020-CP-270 PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- NOTICE OF APPLICATION IDA CORDED SUBDIVISION IN scribed in such Certificate TICE. FOR TAX DEED LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. will be sold to the highest IN RE: ESTATE OF Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, bidder in the Courthouse REGINALD PSILLOS ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: lobby on the 11th day of Deceased. WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET that the holder(s) of Certifi- NOTICE OF APPLICATION WM RUFUS KEYS AKA WIL- January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES cate number 1496-14 of the FOR TAX DEED LIAM RUFUS KEYS, WILLIAM SECTION 733.702 WILL BE sale of 2014 has (have) filed RUFUS KEYS DATED this 30th day of No- NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOREVER BARRED. said Certificate for a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, vember, 2020. TaxDeed to be issued that the holder(s) of Certifi- Unless such Certificate shall Danny J. Shipp The administration of the es- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME thereon. The name(s) of the cate number 2490-18 of the be redeemed according tate of Reginald Psillos, de- PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, holder(s) of said Certificate, sale of 2018 has (have) filed to law, the property de- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ceased, whose date of ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) the description of the prop- said Certificate for a scribed in such Certificate COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- death was May 23, 2020, is YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE erty, the name(s) in which it TaxDeed to be issued will be sold to the highest IDA pending in the Circuit Court DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH is assessed are as follows: thereon. The name(s) of the bidder in the Courthouse for Levy County, Florida, Pro- IS BARRED. holder(s) of said Certificate, lobby on the 11th day of Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, bate Division, the address of NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the description of the prop- January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. which is 355 S Court St, Bron- HOLDER(S): DAVID E ROB- erty, the name(s) in which it NOTICE OF APPLICATION son, Florida 32621. The ERTS is assessed are as follows: DATED this 30th day of No- FOR TAX DEED names and addresses of the The date of first publication vember, 2020. personal representative and of this notice is December LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Danny J. Shipp NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the personal 10, 2020. PROPERTY: THE SOUTH 208.77 HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC that the holder(s) of Certifi- representative’s attorney FEET OF THE WEST 208.77 FEET CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT cate number 4520-18 of the are set forth below. Attorney for Personal Repre- OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE NE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- sale of 2018 has (have) filed sentative: 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF SEC- PROPERTY: LOT 5, BLOCK 71, IDA said Certificate for a All creditors of the dece- /s/ Woodroe Blake Fugate TION 27, TOWNSHIP 12 CHIEFLAND DEVELOPMENT TaxDeed to be issued dent and other persons hav- Woodroe Blake Fugate SOUTH, RANGE 18 EAST, COMPANY’S ADDITION TO Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, thereon. The name(s) of the ing claims or demands Attorney LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA THE TOWN OF CHIEFLAND, 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. holder(s) of said Certificate, against decedent’s estate Florida Bar Number: 0096352 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT NOTICE OF APPLICATION the description of the prop- on whom a copy of this no- Post Office Box 98 NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: THEREOF, RECORDED IN FOR TAX DEED erty, the name(s) in which it tice is required to be served WILLISTON, FL 32696 LEWIS PICKENS AKA LEWIS PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 30, PUB- is assessed are as follows: must file their claims with this Telephone: (352) 528-0019 LEE PICKENS SR ESTATE LIC RECORDS OF LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, court ON OR BEFORE THE Fax: (352) 528-4919 COUNTY, FLORIDA that the holder(s) of Certifi- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER E-Mail: All of said property being in cate number 377-18 of the HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- [email protected] the County of Levy, State of NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: sale of 2018 has (have) filed CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR Secondary E-Mail: Florida. SUSIE CARGLE EST AKA SUSIE said Certificate for a LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF [email protected] A CARGLE FKA SUSIE A TaxDeed to be issued PROPERTY: LOT 12, BLOCK SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Unless such Certificate shall CREWS, SUSIE CARGLE EST thereon. The name(s) of the 37, OF UNIVERSITY OAKS, NOTICE ON THEM. be redeemed according C/O SHARON BRADLEY holder(s) of said Certificate, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT to law, the property de- the description of the prop- THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN All other creditors of the de- Personal Representative: scribed in such Certificate Unless such Certificate shall erty, the name(s) in which it PLAT BOOK 4, PAGES 15, 15H cedent and other persons /s/ Linda Melman will be sold to the highest be redeemed according is assessed are as follows: THROUGH 15M, PUBLIC REC- having claims or demands Linda Melman bidder in the Courthouse to law, the property de- ORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, against decedent’s estate 3795 Sutters Mill Circle lobby on the 11th day of scribed in such Certificate NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH A must file their claims with this Casselberry, Florida 32707 January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. will be sold to the highest HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC 1998 WESTWAYS, SINGLE- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- bidder in the Courthouse WIDE MOBILE HOME BEAR- TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST DATED this 30th day of No- lobby on the 11th day of LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ING ID# PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- vember, 2020. January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. PROPERTY: BEGINNING AT GAFLW75A32392WT21 AND TICE. Published: December 10, & Danny J. Shipp THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TITLE # 79227259, LOCATED December 17, 2020 DATED this 30th day of No- THE NORTH 1/2 OF THE THEREON. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Public Notice: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT vember, 2020. NORTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- Danny J. Shipp 31, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES Duke Energy proposes the IDA RANGE 15 EAST, LEVY SID TERRY, ROSETTA BROWN SECTION 733.702 WILL BE construction of a CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE TERRY FOREVER BARRED. Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- NORTH 70 YARDS; THENCE 117.3-meter overall height 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. IDA EAST 70 YARDS; THENCE NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME above ground level NOTICE OF APPLICATION SOUTH 70 YARDS; THENCE Unless such Certificate shall PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, self-support communica- FOR TAX DEED Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, WEST 70 YARDS, TO THE be redeemed according ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) tions tower to be located at 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. POINT OF BEGINNING; LESS to law, the property de- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 4991 NE Hwy 41, within the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE OF APPLICATION ROAD RIGHT OF WAY. TO- scribed in such Certificate DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH City of Williston, Florida (Levy that the holder(s) of Certifi- FOR TAX DEED GETHER WITH A 1998 CHAN- will be sold to the highest IS BARRED. County). The proposed cate number 1611-18 of the DLER, DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE bidder in the Courthouse communications tower will sale of 2018 has (have) filed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HOME, BEARING ID#S lobby on the 11th day of be located at latitude: N said Certificate for a that the holder(s) of Certifi- GAFLW05A27684CW21 AND January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. GAFLW05B27684CW21, AND The date of first publication 29° 24’ 6.79”, longitude: W TaxDeed to be issued cate number 2906-14 of the TITLE #S 75313562 AND DATED this 30th day of No- of this notice is December 82° 26’ 56.53” (NAD83) and is thereon. The name(s) of the sale of 2014 has (have) filed 10, 2020. holder(s) of said Certificate, said Certificate for a 753135631, LOCATED vember, 2020. anticipated to be equipped the description of the prop- TaxDeed to be issued THEREON. Danny J. Shipp with dual mode, medium in- erty, the name(s) in which it thereon. The name(s) of the tensity lighting system. The is assessed are as follows: holder(s) of said Certificate, NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Attorney for Personal Repre- proposed communications the description of the prop- ELIZABETH BEDDOW AKA COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- sentative: tower can be identified by NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE erty, the name(s) in which it ELIZABETH ADKINS BEDDOW IDA Norm D. Fugate FCC Form 854 File Number HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC is assessed are as follows: Attorney A1178975. Interested per- Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, Florida Bar Number: 0044458 sons may review the appli- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. Unless such Certificate shall Norm D. Fugate P.A. cation by going to PROPERTY: A TRACT OF UN- HOLDER(S): MARK BRAD- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Post Office Box 98 be redeemed according FOR TAX DEED www.fcc.gov/asr/applications and PLATTED LAND IN THE NW FORD POWELL Williston FL 32696 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 OF SEC- to law, the property de- Telephone: (352) 528-0019 entering the FCC TION 6, TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE scribed in such Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Fax: (352) 528-4919 Form 854 File Number RANGE 19 EAST, LEVY PROPERTY: LOT 70, BLOCK 7, will be sold to the highest that the holder(s) of Certifi- Email: A1178975. Interested per- COUNTY, FLORIDA. FANNIN SPRINGS ANNEX, bidder in the Courthouse cate number 4627-18 of the [email protected] sons may raise environmen- BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY ACCORDING TO THE PLAT lobby on the 11th day of sale of 2018 has (have) filed Secondary Emails: tal concerns about the pro- CITRUS AVENUE, NOW THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. said Certificate for a [email protected], posed structure by filing a KNOWN AS SECOND AVE- BOOK 3, PAGE 31, PUBLIC TaxDeed to be issued [email protected] Request for Environmental NUE; ON THE WEST BY AND RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, DATED this 30th day of No- thereon. The name(s) of the m Review with the Federal PARALLEL TO LOTS 1 AND 2, FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH A vember, 2020. holder(s) of said Certificate, Danny J. Shipp Communications Commis- BLOCK 4, GEORGE W. WILLIS 1981 ALLA SINGLE WIDE MO- the description of the prop- Personal Representative: sion. The Federal Commu- ADDITION; AND ON THE EAST BILE HOME BEARING ID# erty, the name(s) in which it /s/ William Psillos BY S.E. FIRST STREET; LESS FH5592. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT is assessed are as follows: William Psillos nications Commission THAT PORTION DEEDED TO COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- 11 Bartkiewicz Road strongly encourages inter- I.C. FUGATE ON FEBRUARY 5, NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: IDA NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Chester, Connecticut 06412 ested parties to file Requests 1941, RECORDED IN DEED DENVER R CLINE, DENVER R HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC for Environmental Review BOOK 36, PAGE 198, PUBLIC CLINE AKA DENVER RAY Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, Published: December 10, & online, and instructions for RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, CLINE, VICTOR DEAN CLINE 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE December 17, 2020 making such filings can be FLORIDA. BEING THE SAME SR, LORENE SUE CLINE NOTICE OF APPLICATION PROPERTY: LOT 10, BLOCK Notice of Public Sale found at PROPERTY CONVEYED TO FOR TAX DEED 52, WILLISTON HIGHLANDS www.fcc.gov/asr/environmentalre- EMMA P. RUTLAND AND Unless such Certificate shall UNIT 12, AS PER PLAT BOOK North Florida Mini Storage quest. The mailing LAURIE W. RUTLAND IN O.R. be redeemed according NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 4, PAGE 13, OF THE PUBLIC pursuant to the provisions of BOOK 27, PAGE 168, PUBLIC to law, the property de- that the holder(s) of Certifi- RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, address for interested par- RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, scribed in such Certificate cate number 4037-13 of the FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH A the Florida “Self-Storage Fa- ties that would prefer to file cility Act” (Fla. Stat. 83.801 FLORIDA will be sold to the highest sale of 2013 has (have) filed MERIT DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE et sec.) hereby gives Notice a Request for Environmental bidder in the Courthouse said Certificate for a HOME, BEARING ID#S of Sale under said act to wit: Review by paper copy is as NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: lobby on the 11th day of TaxDeed to be issued FLHML2P100916948A AND On December 18, 2020 at follows; FCC Request for En- BETTY JEAN DOUGLAS January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. thereon. The name(s) of the FLHML2P100916948B AND TI- North Florida Mini Storage, vironmental Review, Attn: holder(s) of said Certificate, TLE #S 73950237 AND 710 SW 6th Ave, Williston Fl. Ramon Williams, 445 12th All of said property being in DATED this 30th day of No- the description of the prop- 73950238, LOCATED At 10:00 A.M., Carl Pinkston, Street SW, Washington, DC the County of Levy, State of vember, 2020. erty, the name(s) in which it THEREON. will conduct a Sale By Auc- 20554. Florida. Danny J. Shipp is assessed are as follows: tion to the Highest Bidder NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: Unless such Certificate shall CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE DOLORES A PARTHHREE (low bids may be rejected) Published: December 10, of the contents of House- be redeemed according COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- HOLDER(S): LIGHTHOUSE hold boxes of the space(s) 2020 to law, the property de- IDA ACQUISITIONS LLC rented by scribed in such Certificate Unless such Certificate shall will be sold to the highest Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE be redeemed according Jody Hollender Tax Deed bidder in the Courthouse 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. PROPERTY: LOT 27 IN BLOCK to law, the property de- Notices lobby on the 11th day of NOTICE OF APPLICATION 49 IN OAK RIDGE ESTATES scribed in such Certificate January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. FOR TAX DEED SUBDIVISION, FILED IN PLAT will be sold to the highest This sale is being made to NOTICE OF APPLICATION BOOK 3, PAGE 63-1/63-7, OF bidder in the Courthouse satisfy a statutory lien FOR TAX DEED DATED this 30th day of No- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF lobby on the 11th day of vember, 2020. that the holder(s) of Certifi- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. Dated this 30th day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Danny J. Shipp cate number 322-14 of the November, 2020 that the holder(s) of Certifi- sale of 2014 has (have) filed NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: DATED this 30th day of No- cate number 1021-18 of the CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT said Certificate for a ERASMO J MORALES, vember, 2020. Published: December 3, & sale of 2018 has (have) filed COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- TaxDeed to be issued GLADYS DE MORALES, Danny J. Shipp December 10, 2020 said Certificate for a IDA thereon. The name(s) of the ERASMO J MORALES H IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TaxDeed to be issued holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT LEVY COUNTY, thereon. The name(s) of the Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, the description of the prop- COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION holder(s) of said Certificate, 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. erty, the name(s) in which it Unless such Certificate shall IDA the description of the prop- NOTICE OF APPLICATION is assessed are as follows: be redeemed according File No. 38-2020-CP-239 erty, the name(s) in which it FOR TAX DEED to law, the property de- Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, Division Probate is assessed are as follows: NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE scribed in such Certificate 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HOLDER(S): TIMOTHY J will be sold to the highest NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE that the holder(s) of Certifi- KLACE bidder in the Courthouse HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC cate number 1954-18 of the lobby on the 11th day of Let’s Be IN RE: ESTATE OF sale of 2018 has (have) filed LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. MAXINE B. KRUEGER LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE said Certificate for a PROPERTY: COMMENCE AT Friends. Deceased. PROPERTY: LOT 36, UNIVER- TaxDeed to be issued THE SW CORNER OF THE NW DATED this 30th day of No- SITY ESTATES, MORE PARTICU- thereon. The name(s) of the 1/4 OF SECTION 29, TOWN- vember, 2020. LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- holder(s) of said Certificate, SHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 14 Danny J. Shipp Find us on LOWS: THE E 1/2 OF THE SE the description of the prop- EAST, LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE erty, the name(s) in which it IDA, RUN NORTH ON THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF is assessed are as follows: WEST BOUNDARY LINE OF COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 12 SAID SECTION 29 A DIS- IDA The administration of the es- SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE TANCE OF 2520 FEET TO A tate of Maxine B. Krueger, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, TO- HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC POINT; THENCE RUN EAST Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, deceased, whose date of GETHER WITH A 1999, PARALLEL TO THE SOUTH 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. death was June 14, 2020, is DOUBLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID NW NOTICE OF APPLICATION Thursday, December 10, 2020 B6 Beacon s Citizen s Pioneer Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed Notices Notices Notices
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OR PLAT THEREOF, AS RE- Florida Statutes, the follow- creditors was December 10, FOR TAX DEED CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, Unless such Certificate shall ing application for permit 2020. PAGE(S) 48, OF THE PUBLIC be redeemed according was received on November NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, to law, the property de- 20, 2020: pursuant to a Final Judg- that the holder(s) of Certifi- FLORIDA, TOGETHER WITH A scribed in such Certificate _/s/ Adam S. Towers, Esq. ment of Foreclosure dated cate number 4834-18 of the 1992 GLENHILL DOUBLE-WIDE will be sold to the highest Gregory Dale Watson, 15250 ADAM S. TOWERS, ESQ. 26th day of February 2020, sale of 2018 has (have) filed MOBILE HOME BEARING bidder in the Courthouse NW 40th Ave, Trenton, FL Florida Bar No.: 36654 and entered in 2019 CA said Certificate for a ID#S 57620278AE AND lobby on the 11th day of 32693, and Gregory Dale BOGIN, MUNNS & MUNNS, 000115, of the Circuit Court TaxDeed to be issued 57620278BE, AND TITLE #S January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. Watson, Jr., 14970 NW 40th P.A. of the EIGHTH Judicial Circuit thereon. The name(s) of the 62693962 AND 62693964, LO- Ave, Chiefland, FL 32626 2700 NW 43rd St., Suite C in and for LEVY County, Flor- holder(s) of said Certificate, CATED THEREON. DATED this 30th day of No- have submitted an applica- Gainesville, FL 32606 ida, wherein THE BANK OF the description of the prop- vember, 2020. tion for a new Water Use Phone: (352) NEW YORK MELLON FKA THE erty, the name(s) in which it NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: Danny J. Shipp Permit number 332-7688 Fax:BANK OF NEW YORK AS is assessed are as follows: JAYNE ELLEN BRUEGGERT 2-075-238639-1, authorizing a (352) 332-7692 TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFI- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT maximum average daily use E-Mail: CATEHOLDERS OF THE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- of 0.1648 million gallons of [email protected] CWABS INC., ASSET-BACKED HOLDER(S): MARK BRAD- Unless such Certificate shall IDA groundwater for agricultural Attorney for Personal Repre- CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005 FORD POWELL be redeemed according use in 1-in-10 year drought sentative HYB9, is the Plaintiff and AL- to law, the property de- Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, conditions. This project is lo- ICE A. PHILLIPS; UNKNOWN LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE scribed in such Certificate 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. cated in Township 10S, SPOUSE OF ALICE A. PHIL- PROPERTY: LOT 1, BLOCK E, will be sold to the highest NOTICE OF APPLICATION Range 14E, Section 36, and LIPS; UNKNOWN TENANT #1 REPLAT OF SUNNY HIGH- bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED Township 10S, Range 15E, /s/ Samuel D. Orr AND UNKNOWN TENANT #2, LANDS SUBDIVISION, AC- lobby on the 11th day of Section 31 in Levy County. Samuel D. Orr are the Defendant(s). CORDING TO THE PLAT January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 2061 State Road 125, Lot 131 Danny J. Shipp, as the Clerk THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT that the holder(s) of Certifi- Interested persons may Amelia, OH 45102 of the Circuit Court will sell BOOK 5, PAGE 55, PUBLIC DATED this 30th day of No- cate number 592-18 of the comment upon the applica- Personal Representative to the highest and best bid- RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, vember, 2020. sale of 2018 has (have) filed tion or submit a written re- der beginning at 11:00 AM FLORIDA. Danny J. Shipp said Certificate for a quest for a staff report con- on the prescribed date at TaxDeed to be issued taining proposed agency Published: December 10, & the MAIN LOBBY of the NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT thereon. The name(s) of the action regarding the appli- December 17, 2020 Courthouse located as 355 SHERRY DERKS CROCKER COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- holder(s) of said Certificate, cation by writing to the Su- Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) South Court Street, Bronson, IDA the description of the prop- wannee River Water Man- FL 32621, on the 11th day of erty, the name(s) in which it agement District, Attn: Re- One Stop Operator January 2021, the following Unless such Certificate shall Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, is assessed are as follows: source Management, 9225 described property as set be redeemed according 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. C.R. 49, Live Oak, Florida CareerSource Citrus Levy forth in said Final Judgment, to law, the property de- NOTICE OF APPLICATION NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 32060. Such comments or Marion is releasing an Invita- to wit: scribed in such Certificate FOR TAX DEED HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC requests must be received tion to Negotiate for One will be sold to the highest by 5:00 PM within 14 days Stop Operator responsibili- PART OF FRACTIONAL LOT 9, bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE from the date of publica- ties for CareerSource CLM AND LOT 2, BLOCK 2, OF T.B. lobby on the 11th day of that the holder(s) of Certifi- PROPERTY: A PARCEL OF tion. career centers located in WILSON SUBDIVISION, AC- January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. cate number 5143-18 of the LAND SITUATED IN THE Citrus, Levy, and Marion CORDING TO THE PLAT sale of 2018 has (have) filed SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE No further public notice will counties. One Stop Opera- THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT DATED this 30th day of No- said Certificate for a SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE be provided regarding this tors will be responsible for BOOK 2, PAGE 51, PUBLIC vember, 2020. TaxDeed to be issued SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION application. A copy of the coordinating services pro- RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, Danny J. Shipp thereon. The name(s) of the 33, TOWNSHIP 16 SOUTH, staff report must be re- vided within the career cen- FLORIDA, MORE PARTICU- holder(s) of said Certificate, RANGE 16 EAST, LEVY quested in order to remain ters between CareerSource LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the prop- COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING advised of further proceed- and community partner LOWS: COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- erty, the name(s) in which it MORE PARTICULARLY DE- ings. Substantially affected staff. IDA is assessed are as follows: SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM- persons are entitled to re- BEGINNING AT THE SE COR- MENCE AT THE NORTHEAST quest an administrative Interested parties may re- NER OF LOT 2 OF SAID T.B. Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE CORNER OF BLOCK 3 OF hearing, pursuant to Title 28, quest a complete copy of WILSON SUBDIVISION; 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC LEWIS RUNNELS WEST COAST Florida Administrative Code, the ITN from: THENCE S 49°39’15” E, NOTICE OF APPLICATION SUBDIVISION ACCORDING regarding the proposed ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF FOR TAX DEED LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- agency action by submitt- Cindy LeCouris SAID LOT 9, A DISTANCE OF PROPERTY: LOT 11, BLUEBIRD CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 2, ing a written request after CareerSource Citrus 92.35 FEET; THENCE S NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HILL, MORE PARTICULARLY PAGE 33, PUBLIC RECORDS reviewing the staff report. Levy Marion 05°08’06” W, A DISTANCE OF that the holder(s) of Certifi- DESCRIBED AS: THE WEST 166 OF LEVY COUNTY, FLOIRDA; 3003 SW College Rd, 65.20 FEET TO THE MEAN cate number 4835-18 of the FEET OF THE EAST 996 FEET OF RUN THENCE 350 FEET NORTH Published: December 10, Suite 205 HIGH WATER LINE (MHWL) sale of 2018 has (have) filed THE SOUTH 1/2 OF NORTH ALONG THE WEST BOUND- 2020 Ocala, FL 34474 OF THE GULF OF MEXICO; said Certificate for a 1/2 OF SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF ARY OF 38TH STREET FOR A SUWANNEE RIVER WATER 352 873-7939, ext 1464 THENCE S 62°50’49” W, TaxDeed to be issued SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 16 POINT OF BEGINNING; FROM MANAGEMENT DISTRICT [email protected] ALONG THE SAID MHWL, thereon. The name(s) of the SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, SAID POINT OF BEGINNING om 47.22 FEET; THENCE N holder(s) of said Certificate, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, RUN THENCE NORTH ALONG PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICA- 28°15’00” W, ALONG THE the description of the prop- LESS THE NORTH 25 FEET FOR SAID RIGHT OF WAY LINE, TION Deadline to respond to the WEST LINE OF SAID FRAC- erty, the name(s) in which it ROAD RIGHT OF WAY, TO- 100 FEET TO THE INTERSEC- ITN request in the form of an TIONAL LOT 9, AS DESCRIBED is assessed are as follows: GETHER WITH A 1989 SKYLINE TION OF SAID WEST RIGHT OF Notice is hereby given that Expression of Interest is Janu- IN DEED BOOK 52, PAGE 443, SINGLE-WIDE MOBILE HOME WAY LINE OF 38TH STREET pursuant to Chapter 373, ary 8, 2021 by 4:00pm. LEVY COUNTY RECORDS, A NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE BEARING ID# 60140322Y AND WITH THE SOUTH RIGHT OF Florida Statutes, the follow- DISTANCE OF 181.50 FEET; HOLDER(S): MARK BRAD- TITLE # 66469074, LOCATED WAY LINE OF RUNNELS ing application for permit CareerSource CLM is an EOE THENCE N 57°50’50” E, A DIS- FORD POWELL THEREON. ROAD; THENCE TURN WEST was received on December Employer/Program. Auxiliary TANCE OF 52.84 FEET; AND RUN ALONG SAID 3, 2020: aids and services are availa- THENCE S 75°49’45” E, A DIS- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A DIS- ble upon request to individ- TANCE OF 20.66 FEET TO THE PROPERTY: LOT 4, BLOCK E, RACHAEL KREUTZ AKA TANCE OF 165 FEET; THENCE Judy Lewis, 6851, LLC, 703 E. uals with disabilities using EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 2; REPLAT OF SUNNY HIGH- RACHAEL GERHARD KREUTZ TURN AND RUN SOUTH A DIS- Jefferson Street, Charlottes- TTY/TDD equipment via the THENCE S 02°08’45” W, LANDS SUBDIVISION, AC- TANCE OF 100 FEET; THENCE ville, VA 22902 has submit- Florida Relay Service at 711. ALONG THE SAID EAST LINE, CORDING TO THE PLAT TURN AND RUN EAST A DIS- ted an environmental re- 36.68 FEET TO THE POINT OF THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT Unless such Certificate shall TANCE OF 165 FEET TO THE source permit application BEGINNING. BOOK 5, PAGE 55, PUBLIC be redeemed according POINT OF BEGINNING. TO- number ERP-075-238715-1. Published: December 10 & RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, to law, the property de- GETHER WITH A 1994 WEST- The project is located in December 17, 2020 LESS AND EXCEPT THE FLORIDA. scribed in such Certificate WAYS, SINGLE-WIDE MOBILE Levy County, Section 27, Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR AIRPORT will be sold to the highest HOME, BEARING ID# Township 13 South, Range ROAD NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: bidder in the Courthouse GAFLP07A28965W2 AND TI- 17 East, and includes 1.59 Youth Workforce Services SHERRY DERKS CROCKER lobby on the 11th day of TLE # 65709394, LOCATED acres of impervious area on Property Address: 16439 SW January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. THEREON. a total project area of 5.92 CareerSource Citrus Levy AIRPORT RD, CEDAR KEY, FL acres. Marion is releasing an Invita- 32625 DATED this 30th day of No- NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: tion to Negotiate for the Unless such Certificate shall vember, 2020. MELISSA ANN GLADYS KEN- Interested persons may provision of youth workforce be redeemed according Danny J. Shipp NEDY, JAMES H MYERS, comment upon the applica- services. We are seeking ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN to law, the property de- JAMES MYERS, SHIRLEY J tion or submit a written re- proposals from organizations INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS scribed in such Certificate CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ADDISON, SHIRLEY ADDISON quest for a staff report con- to provide youth services in- FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, will be sold to the highest COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- AKA SHIRLEY WORKMAN AD- taining proposed agency cluded in the ITN for our OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY bidder in the Courthouse IDA DISON action regarding the appli- three county area of opera- OWNER AS OF THE DATE OF lobby on the 11th day of cation by writing to the Su- tions. This ITN will solicit inno- THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, Unless such Certificate shall wannee River Water Man- vative youth workforce de- CLAIM WITH THE CLERK BE- 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. be redeemed according agement District, Attn: Re- velopment programs to op- FORE THE CLERK REPORTS DATED this 30th day of No- NOTICE OF APPLICATION to law, the property de- source Management, 9225 erate under the provisions of THE SURPLUS AS UNCLAIMED. vember, 2020. FOR TAX DEED scribed in such Certificate C.R. 49, Live Oak, Florida the Workforce Innovation Danny J. Shipp will be sold to the highest 32060. Such comments or and Opportunity Act IMPORTANT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, bidder in the Courthouse requests must be received (WIOA). CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT that the holder(s) of Certifi- lobby on the 11th day of by 5:00 PM within 14 days Interested parties may re- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- cate number 5211-18 of the January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. from the date of publica- quest a complete copy of TIES ACT. If you are a person IDA sale of 2018 has (have) filed tion. the ITN from: with a disability who needs said Certificate for a DATED this 30th day of No- any accommodation in or- Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, TaxDeed to be issued vember, 2020. No further public notice will Cindy LeCouris der to participate in a pro- 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. thereon. The name(s) of the Danny J. Shipp be provided regarding this CareerSource Citrus ceeding, you are entitled to NOTICE OF APPLICATION holder(s) of said Certificate, application. A copy of the Levy Marion be provided with certain as- FOR TAX DEED the description of the prop- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT staff report must be re- 3003 SW College Rd, sistance at no cost to you. erty, the name(s) in which it COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- quested in order to remain Suite 205 Please contact the ADA Co- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, is assessed are as follows: IDA advised of further proceed- Ocala, FL 34474 ordinator, Alachua County that the holder(s) of Certifi- ings. Substantially affected 352 873-7939, ext 1464 Family and Civil Justice Cen- cate number 4961-14 of the NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, persons are entitled to re- [email protected] ter, 201 East University Ave- sale of 2014 has (have) filed HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. quest an administrative om nue, Gainesville, FL 32601 said Certificate for a NOTICE OF APPLICATION hearing, pursuant to Title 28, (352) 337-6237 at least 7 TaxDeed to be issued LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE FOR TAX DEED Florida Administrative Code, Deadline to respond to the days before your scheduled thereon. The name(s) of the PROPERTY: LOTS 3 AND 4, regarding the proposed ITN request in the form of an court appearance, or im- holder(s) of said Certificate, BLOCK 3, OF THE B & R SUB- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, agency action by submitt- Expression of Interest is Janu- mediately upon receiving the description of the prop- DIVISION, UNIT #5, AS PER that the holder(s) of Certifi- ing a written request after ary 8, 2021 by 4:00pm. this notification if the time erty, the name(s) in which it UNRECORDED PLAT BOOK 1, cate number 993-18 of the reviewing the staff report. before the scheduled ap- is assessed are as follows: PAGE 26, PUBLIC RECORDS sale of 2018 has (have) filed CareerSource CLM is an EOE pearance is less than 7 OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, said Certificate for a Employer/Program. Auxiliary days. If you are hearing or NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE TOGETHER WITH A DOUBLE- TaxDeed to be issued Published: December 10, aids and services are availa- voice impaired, call HOLDER(S): MARK BRAD- WIDE MOBILE HOME LO- thereon. The name(s) of the 2020 ble upon request to individ- 1-800-955-8770 via Florida FORD POWELL CATED THEREON. holder(s) of said Certificate, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR uals with disabilities using Relay Service. the description of the prop- LEVY COUNTY, TTY/TDD equipment via the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: erty, the name(s) in which it FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Florida Relay Service at 711. PROPERTY: LOT 16, BLOCK 3, JIMMY W SNOW, LYNN AN- is assessed are as follows: File No. 2020-CP-0256 Dated this 18 day of No- CORRECTIVE PLAT OF OAK NETTE SNOW vember 2020. FOREST ESTATES, ACCORD- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE Published: December 10 & ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF HOLDER(S): MARY E IN RE: ESTATE OF December 17, 2020 By:Orlando DeLuca, Esq. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, Unless such Certificate shall RICHIE-DURDEN GARRETT TAYLOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: PAGES 29, 29A AND 29B, be redeemed according ORR, JR., Bar Number: 709501 PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY to law, the property de- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE Deceased. LARRY’S PAINT & BODY/ 24 COUNTY, FLORIDA. scribed in such Certificate PROPERTY: TRACT #29, LE- HR TOWING gives Notice of Submitted by: will be sold to the highest GALLY DESCRIBED AS: THE W Foreclosure of Lien and in- NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: bidder in the Courthouse 1/2, OF THE NW 1/4, OF THE tent to sell these vehicles on PATRICIA M HANLON lobby on the 11th day of NE 1/4, OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE DELUCA LAW GROUP, PLLC. 12/26/2020, 08:00 am at 52 Attorney for the Plaintiff January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. NE 1/4 , OF SECTION 10, NOTICE TO CREDITORS NW 250TH STREET NEWBERRY, T0WNSHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 2101 NE 26th Street FL 32669-0802, pursuant to Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 Unless such Certificate shall DATED this 30th day of No- 17 EAST, LEVY COUNTY, subsection 713.78 of the Flor- be redeemed according vember, 2020. FLORIDA The administration of the Es- Telephone (954) 368-1311 | ida Statutes. LARRY’S PAINT Fax: (954) 200-8649 to law, the property de- Danny J. Shipp tate of GARRETT TAYLOR & BODY/ 24 HR TOWING re- scribed in such Certificate NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: ORR, JR., deceased August DESIGNATED PRIMARY serves the right to accept or E-MAIL FOR SERVICE will be sold to the highest CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT J VELAZQUEZ-DE-MACEO 10, 2020 is pending as Case reject any and/or all bids. bidder in the Courthouse COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- AKA JOSEFA VELAZQUEZ- No. 2020-CP-0256 in the PURSUANT TO FLA. R. JUD. lobby on the 11th day of IDA DE-MACEO, JOSEFA Eighth Judicial Circuit Court ADMIN 2.516 2G1WS57M091287828 [email protected] January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. VELAZQUEZ-DE-MACEO in and for Levy County, Flor- 2009 Chevrolet Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, ida, Probate Division, the m DATED this 30th day of No- 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. Unless such Certificate shall address of which is 355 S. JYA3HHE06TA092660 SERVICE LIST vember, 2020. NOTICE OF APPLICATION be redeemed according Court Street, Bronson, FL 1996 Yamaha Danny J. Shipp FOR TAX DEED to law, the property de- 32621. The names and ad- scribed in such Certificate dresses of the Personal Rep- Case No: 2019 CA 000115 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, will be sold to the highest resentative and the Personal Published: ALICE A. PHILLIPS & COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- that the holder(s) of Certifi- bidder in the Courthouse Representative’s attorney December 10, 2020 IDA lobby on the 11th day of UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ALICE cate number 5397-18 of the are set forth below. All credi- IN THE FLORIDA COURT OF sale of 2018 has (have) filed January, 2021 at 10:00 AM. tors of the decedent and A. PHILLIPS N/K/A GEORGE Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIR- OAKLEY c/o G. GREGORY said Certificate for a other persons having claims CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. TaxDeed to be issued DATED this 30th day of No- or demands against HALE, ESQ. FOR LEVY COUNTY 3426 NW 43RD STREET, SUITE NOTICE OF APPLICATION thereon. The name(s) of the vember, 2020. decedent’s estate, including Danny J. Shipp A FOR TAX DEED holder(s) of said Certificate, unmatured, contingent or GENERAL JURISDICTION the description of the prop- unliquidated claims, on GAINESVILLE, FL 32606 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DIVISION [email protected] NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, erty, the name(s) in which it whom a copy of this notice CASE NO: 2019 CA 000115 that the holder(s) of Certifi- is assessed are as follows: COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLOR- is served must file their cate number 5029-18 of the IDA claims with this court WITHIN UNKNOWN TENANT #1 N/K/A THE BANK OF NEW YORK TERRY BUTLER sale of 2018 has (have) filed NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE THE TIME REQUIRED BY LAW MELLON FKA THE BANK OF said Certificate for a HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC Pub: 12/10/2020, 12/17/2020, as set forth in Section 16439 SW AIRPORT RD. 12/24/2020, 12/31/2020. NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR CEDAR KEY, FL 32625 TaxDeed to be issued 733.702, Florida Statutes, THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF thereon. The name(s) of the LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE which is on or before the THE CWABS INC., UNKNOWN TENANT #2 N/K/A holder(s) of said Certificate, PROPERTY: LOT 15, QUAIL later of the date that is 3 ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, the description of the prop- RUN, ACCORDING TO THE months after the time of the FRANKEL HILL SERIES 2005 HYB9, 16439 SW AIRPORT RD. erty, the name(s) in which it PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN first publication of the notice Plaintiff, is assessed are as follows: PLAT BOOK 6, PAGE 32, PUB- to creditors or, as to any CEDAR KEY, FL 32625 SUWANNEE RIVER WATER LIC RECORDS OF LEVY creditor required to be vs. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE COUNTY, FLORIDA MANAGEMENT DISTRICT served with a copy of the Published: December 10, & December 17, 2020 HOLDER(S): FIG FL 18 LLC notice to creditors, 30 days ALICE A. PHILLIPS, et al NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: after the date of service on Defendant(s). LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE GWEN E LAWRENCE ARMS PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICA- the creditor. ALL CLAIMS Read The PROPERTY: LOT 20, BLOCK B, AKA GWEN E LAWRENCE, TION NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- CASON’S INGLIS ACRES UNIT GWEN E LAWRENCE EVER BARRED. The date of RE-NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 8, ACCORDING TO THE MAP Notice is hereby given that first publication of notice to pursuant to Chapter 373, SALE hursday, December 10, 2020 Beacon s Citizen s Pioneer 7B
DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND bate Division, the address of December 10, 2020 Attorney for Co-Personal PUBLIC NOTICE: Request for Proposals (RFP): SECURITY which is 355 S Court St, Bron- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Representatives: son, FL 32621.The names LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Co-Personal Representa- Cellco Partnership and its Virtual Conference Event FEDERAL EMERGENCY MAN- and addresses of the per- tives: controlled affiliates doing Planning AGEMENT AGENCY sonal representatives and PROBATE DIVISION business as Verizon Wireless the personal representa- File No.: 38-2020-CP-000279 Jennie Crummitt (Verizon Wireless) proposes CareerSource Citrus Levy Proposed Flood Hazard De- tives’ attorney are set forth 10-65th Street to build a 254-foot Self Sup- Marion is seeking proposals terminations for Levy below. Division: ______Yankeetown, Florida 34498 port Communications from qualified event plann- County, Florida, and Incor- Tower. Anticipated lighting ing firms to assist with the porated Areas All creditors of the dece- Gene Cornatzer application is medium inten- planning and execution of dent and other persons hav- IN RE: ESTATE OF 10-65th Street sity dual red/white strobes. our annual workforce con- The Department of Home- ing claims or demands CHARLES EDGAR RECTOR Yankeetown, Florida 34498 The Site location is NE 708 ference. Services to include land Security’s Federal Emer- against decedent’s estate, Deceased. Ave, Old Town, Dixie planning and broadcasting gency Management on whom a copy of this no- Published: December 03, & County, FL, 32680, Lat: the conference over a vir- Agency has issued a pre- tice is required to be served, December 10, 2020 29-45-35.634, Long: tual meeting platform. liminary Flood Insurance must file their claims with this Public Notice -82-59-6.996. The Federal Rate Map (FIRM), and court ON OR BEFORE THE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Communications Commis- Interested parties may re- where applicable, Flood LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Notice is hereby given that: sion (FCC) Antenna Struc- quest a complete copy of Insurance Study (FIS) report, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- The administration of the Es- Under SECTIONS ture Registration (ASR, Form the RFP from: reflecting proposed flood CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR tate Charles Edgar Rector, 83.801-83.809 OF THE FLOR- 854) filing number is hazard determinations 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF deceased, whose date of IDA STATUTES of the Florida A1178904. Cindy LeCouris within the towns of Bronson SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS death was October 31, State Lien Law, Bronson Self CareerSource Citrus and Otter Creek, and unin- NOTICE ON THEM. 2020, is pending in the Cir- Storage will sell at Public ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS - Levy Marion corporated areas of Levy cuit Court for Levy County, ONLINE Auction all the per- Interested persons may re- 3003 SW College Rd, County, Florida. These flood All other creditors of the de- Florida, Probate Division, the sonal property stored by: Ja- view the application Suite 205 hazard determinations may cedent and other persons address of which is 355 son Heuck, Units D185 and (www.fcc.gov/asr/applications) by Ocala, FL 34474 include the addition or having claims or demands South Court Street, Bronson, B80; Stephanie younis, Unit entering the filing 352 873-7939, ext. 1464 modification of Base Flood against decedent’s estate Florida 32621. The names C109; Karan L. Smith, B072; number. Environmental [email protected] Elevations, base flood must file their claims with this and addresses of the per- Cecily Carter, Unit B088; Jodi concerns may be raised by om depths, Special Flood Haz- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- sonal representative and Lucas, Unit B046; at 12:00 PM filing a Request for Environ- ard Area boundaries or TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST the personal December 30th, 2020; The mental Review The RFP is also available zone designations, or the PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- representative’s attorney auction will be held online (www.fcc.gov/asr/environmental- online at regulatory floodway. Tech- TICE. are set forth below. at request) and online fil- www.careersourceclm.com. nical information or com- www.storageauctions.com ings are strongly encour- ments are solicited on the ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED All creditors of the dece- on behalf of Bronson Self aged. The mailing address Closing on this RFP is proposed flood hazard de- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET dent and other persons hav- Storage, 500 Commerce to file a paper copy is: FCC 12-30-2020 at 4:00pm terminations shown on the FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES ing claims or demands Street, Bronson, FL 32621. Requests for Environmental preliminary FIRM and/or FIS SECTION 733.702 WILL BE against decedent’s estate Owner reserves the right to Review, Attn: Ramon Wil- CareerSource CLM is an EOE report for Levy County, Flor- FOREVER BARRED on whom a copy of this no- bid at auction, reject liams, 445 12th Street SW, Employer/Program. Auxiliary ida, and Incorporated tice is required to be served and/all bids, cancel or ad- Washington, DC 20554. HIS- aids and services are availa- Areas. These flood hazard NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME must file their claims with this journ sale. To resolve this TORIC PROPERTIES EFFECTS - ble upon request to individ- determinations are the basis PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 claim call Manager at Public comments regarding uals with disabilities using for the floodplain manage- ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 352-486-2121 potential effects on historic TTY/TDD equipment via the ment measures that your YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF properties may be submit- Florida Relay Service at 711. community is required to ei- DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- Published: December 10, & ted within 30 days from the ther adopt or show evi- IS BARRED. TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF December 17, 2020 date of this publication to: dence of being already in A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON The City Commission of the Trileaf Corp, Ben Petersen, Published: December 03 & effect in order to qualify or The date of first publication THEM. City of Chiefland will hold a [email protected], December 10, 2020 remain qualified for partici- of this notice is: December Public Hearing on Decem- 1051 Winderley Place, Suite pation in the National Flood 03, 2020 All other creditors of the de- ber 14, 2020 at 6:00 PM at 201, Maitland, FL 32751, Insurance Program. How- cedent and other persons City Hall, 214 East Park Ave- 407-660-7840 ext. 866.” Read The ever, before these determi- having claims or demands nue. The purpose of the nations are effective for against decedent’s estate Public Hearing is to read the floodplain management Robert D. Hines, Esq. must file their claims with this second and final reading of Published: December 10, purposes, you will be pro- Attorney for Personal Repre- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- Ordinance Number 20-10 2020 vided an opportunity to ap- sentatives TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST establishing regulations for peal the proposed informa- Florida Bar No. 0413550 PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- roll-off containers. tion. For information on the Hines Norman Hines, P.L. TICE. statutory 90-day period pro- 1312 W. Fletcher Avenue, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED If any person decides to ap- vided for appeals, as well as Suite B WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET peal the decision of the City a complete listing of the Tampa, FL 33612 FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Commission he/she will Let’s Be communities affected and Telephone: 813-265-0100 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE need a record of proceed- the locations where copies Email: [email protected] CODE WILL BE FOREVER ings for such purpose and of the FIRM are available for Secondary Email: BARRED. he/she may need to ensure review, call our FEMA Mapp- [email protected] that a verbatim record of ing and Insurance eX- NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME the proceedings is made change (FMIX), toll free, at 1 Friends PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, which record includes the 877 FEMA MAP (1 877 336 ALFREDA FREEMAN ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) testimony and evidence 2627), or e-mail the FMIX Personal Representative YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE upon which the appeal is to staff at PO Box 777 DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH be based. FEMAMapSpecialist@riskmap Bronson, FL 32621 IS BARRED. cds.com. Find us on In accordance with the PRESTON FREEMAN The date of first publication Americans with Disabilities Personal Representative of this notice is December Act, individuals with disabili- Published: December 10, & PO Box 777 03, 2020. ties needing a reasonable December 17, 2020 Bronson, FL 32621 accommodation to partici- NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE pate in this proceeding OF REAL PROPERTY Attorney for Petitioner: should contact the office of Published: December 03, & /s/ Howard M. Rosenblatt, the City Manager at City December 10, 2020 Esq. Hall, 214 East Park Avenue Notice is hereby given that IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Howard M. Rosenblatt, PA Chiefland, FL 32626 (352) pursuant to a Writ of Exe- LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Florida Bar Number: 349011 493-6711. The proposed Or- cution issued out of the Cir- 2830 NW 41st St, Suite H dinance can be inspected cuit Court for Levy County, PROBATE DIVISION Gainesville, Florida 32606 during regular business hours Florida on the 17th day of Telephone: (352) 373-7100 at City Hall, 214 East Park August, 2020 in the cause File No: 2020-CP-001123 Fax: (352) 376-3760 Avenue. wherein ORANGEWOOD Division: E-Mail: howard@hmr- HOMES, INC. was Plaintiff palaw.com and JENNIFER BELFORT, et.al. Secondary Published: December 10, was the Defendant, being IN RE: ESTATE OF E-Mail: 2020 case number Barbara Joanne Ahola [email protected] 38-2020-CA-361 in said Deceased What s Calendar...... 4-5A Obituaries.....11A Religion...... 10A Inside Opinion...... 12A Sports...... 1 B Police...... 7A Weather...... 14A Agricu Crossword...... 4B lture Hear court, I, Robert B. 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flandcitizen.com Chie of, JENNIFER BELFORT, in and NOTICE TO CREDITORS Morriston, FL 32668 fl and, FL 32644 50 cents Deputy s a to the following described ffair almo came to c st By LOU ELLIOTT JONES onfro editor@chie nta fl t On July 17, 2009,andcitizen.com Melissa Owens domestic case involving Stephensio andn real property: called the Levy County Sheriff’s Of lied to Owens about the affair. to report that her son-in-law, Walt fi Smith contacted Stephens who said Stephens, a man with a temper who alsoce he did not want to owns guns, was headed to Deputy Smith told Capt. Evan Sullivan,file a complaint. the Charles “Chuck” Johnson Jr.’s home to department’s internal affairs investiga- The administration of the es- Published: December 03, & confront his wife and the deputy. tor, an internal review would not be done Stephens was also on the phone to as a result. dispatch saying he wanted to But Owens started asking Sullivan plaint about the affair and he wasfile goinga com- questions about the progress of the to confront the two. probe. In October, Smith authorized an Lot 3, LESS AND EXCEPT the tate of BARBARA JOANNE December 10, 2020 A probe into the incident has raised investigation. questions about the Sheriff’s Office During the course of the investigation People gather around glass display cases containing Native American operations in a situation that potentially it came out that Johnson used a racial artifacts during an exhibit Saturday at the Tommy Usher Center. could have turned violent and deadly. epithet and had tased his personal pet on It also raised questions about how cit- several occasions in front of Mrs. P HOTO BY M izen complaints are han- Stephens. North 368.87 feet thereof, AHOLA, deceased, whose ARK SCOHIER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dled and led to questions Two disciplinary panels found the Hundreds turn out to about the handling of a Looking for the second complaint about deputy violated depart- Johnson’s sister, Susan ment rules by having an take trip back in time Everett. affair, used a derogatory CHIEFLAND WOODS UNIT 1, date of death was February racial term, engaged in Both are the children of FOR LEVY COUNTY conduct unbecoming to Col. Mike Johnson, By MARK SCOHIER Sheriff Johnny Smith’s the department and used news2@chiefl No. 2 in command, who his department-issued Andrew Davis said heandcitizen.com was about 7 years based out of Georgia. announced Tuesday he is Deputy Charles M. Taser on his pet. old when his father The event, featuring arrowheads, spear as per Plat thereof, as re- 19th,2020 and whose social in the furrowed and freshlyfirst took plowed him out farmlands hunting retiring March 1. Johnson Jr. He was given a 30-day points, stone knives, bone tools and ancient unpaid suspension for the FLORIDA of Levy County. earthenware from Native American groups as The spark affair, put on one year’s Davis said what they sought, though well far back as 14,000 years ago, also had its share On July 22, Melissa Owens ordered to undergoprobation diversity for his training conduct, for hidden and making no sound, almost seemed of giant fossilized shark teeth and mammoth complaint against Deputy Johnson the epithet and given a three-day unpaid to have the desire of wanting to be found, of bones. filed a corded Plat Book 6, Page 7, security number is wanting to tell a story. claiming he was having an affair with suspension for the Taser use. Smith “There’s never been a show here,” Davis her daughter, gave legal advice on a reduced the three-day suspension to a writ- The stories are those of people that inhabit- said. “I grew up here, and I know there are lots ten reprimand. ed the land long before the days of fences, of farmers that have found stuff and had no highways and acres upon acres of plump, juicy idea what is was or what it was used for.” See DEPUTY on Page 13A watermelons. Although the event attracted some avid col- Public Records of Levy XXX-XX-2244, is pending in And it’s the things those people left behind, lectors of artifacts and fossils, Davis said most the things Davis has been hunting since child- of the visitors were people who had found an D e p u t y s f a t h e r r e t i r i n g hood, that tell that story. arrowhead or pottery shard at some time and On Saturday, about 500 people showed up kept it packed away in a shoebox, not knowing at the Tommy Usher Center to see thousands much about it. a m i d c o n t r o v e r s y County, Florida. the Circuit Court for LEVY area’s best of Native American artifacts Davis and a hand- “We’ve been able to educate the public File No. 38-2020-CP-200 ful of collectors from Florida and as far away today,” Davis said. “That was our goal.” as North Carolina have managed to assemble But it’s not only the artifacts that have sto- By LOU ELLIOTT JONES over the years. ries to tell, Davis said. There’s also a story to editor@chie flandcitizen.com missing from a Davis organized the event, which was spon- go with how each one was found. Col. Mike Johnson, second in com- sored by the Kolomoki Society, a group of col- mand at the Levy County Sheriff’s c o - w o r k e r ’ s County, Florida, Probate Di- “I love hearing how these things are found.” Offi purse. The report lectors and enthusiasts from the Southeast ce has notifi Division Probate For example, he said, one of the exhibitors he will be retiringed on Sheriff March Johnny 1. Smith said the letters at the show once made an accidental discovery were forwarded in a fi Johnson, who has a history of health eld after picking up a stone he’d mistak- problems in his family, cited it in his let- to Col. Johnson See HISTORY on Page 14A ter dated Feb. 9. and no investiga- On the 14th day of January, vision, the address of which Smok Johnson’s son, Charles M. Johnson tion was done. e cle Jr., has been the target of an internal On Tuesday, ars investigation. The investigation has in his only public By MARK SCOHIER arou news2@chie nd f been the subject of media coverage and statement on the fl i andcitizen.com r After four months of being without a hiring the applicant. e jo other complaints aired about the depart- case, other than Col. Johnson permanent b 2021 at Levy County Court- is 355 South Court Street, fire chief, city commissioners Mayor Teal Pomeroy, referring to the letters, ment at an NAACP meeting last week. to quote Proverbs Chapter 3, verses 5-6, voted unanimously 4-0 at Monday’s special said, “I do like reading about how folks enjoyed Reports have also surfaced that that Johnson told the Chie meeting to hire James L. Harris, of working with him.” two letters by sheriff’s employees did not receive the letters.”fland Citizen, “I Chiefl claimed Col. Johnson’s daughter Susan and, for the position. “Sounds like you would like Mr. Harris to be He said the fi Vice Mayor Teresa Barron, at the begin- the next Everett, who works in the Finance when the letters wentrst he into knew his of daughter’s them was fire chief,” Barron said. “Am I reading ning of the meeting, expressed interest in you all correctly?” Department, was alone in the evidence personnel house, front lobby, 355 Bronson, FL 32621. The file this week. IN RE: ESTATE OF only two candidates, Harris and With that, Cason introduced the motion to hire office when two Oxycontin pills went In his letter to the sheriff, Col. David R. Dobrzykowski, of Harris. Johnson said: “Every since the barrage Minneola. newspaper? “It feels good,” Harris said after the See FATHER on Page 13A And despite Harris being one of the three meeting. “I look forward to serving the final applicants Barron South Court Street, Bronson names and addresses of the expressed doubt about at last community.” JIMMIE THOMAS TUCKER month’s special meeting, she said, Harris, whose application for fire Ten “I really do think that either of chief lists him as the owner of a Chiefland machine shop, worked for Comm these two guys is great.” andm Gainesville Fire Rescue for 20 years, ents Commissioner Sammy Cason said, Harris“Mr. The Rev. Carl Carnegie is dry Florida 32621, at the hour of personal representative and Harris is local, and he’s been here all his retiring in 2005 as a lieutenant. despite the rains as he blesses and When asked if he had any special dedicates the new Ten AKA JIMMIE T. TUCKER AKA life.” concerns about the new job, he said, “We just got Commandments monument at the Commissioner Rollin Hudson, citing things to work out and get situated.” positive, unsolicited letters and visits from Levy County Courthouse on Jan. About an hour and a half later, after the com- 33. Kellie Stevens of Williston, firefighters that had previously worked mission concluded its regular meeting, Harris and wife of Levy County 11:00 a.m. I will offer for indi- the personal under Harris, said he was also in support of the commission hashed out some of the details of Commissioner Danny Stevens, JIMMIE TUCKER his contract. shares her umbrella. About two The Chiefland Citizen is now available dozen people turned out for the See CHIEF on Page 6A dedication despite rainy skies and PHOTO BY LOU ELLIOTT cool temperatures. vidual sale and sell all of the representative’s attorney Deceased. Bronson education aide praised forJONES her efforts P. O. Box 980 Chiefland, FL 32644 By STEVE WATERS Phone: 352-493-4796 sports@chie Donna Leggett, an exceptionalflandcitizen.com student edu- Fax: 352-493-9336 only apply to academics, either. She also helps said Defendants right, title, are set forth below. cation aide at Bronson Middle/High School, was students with their emotional well being, pro- selected as the 2009-2010 School-Related viding students with the encouragement they Employee of the Year. of her own. She was diagnosed with Transverse at the following locations: need to perform at their best. Myelitis in 2009, a neurological syndrome In her fourth year at Bronson, Leggett has She also donates her time when asked, per- caused by in devoted her time to tutoring and assisting some forming tasks such as delivering textbooks to flammation of the spinal cord. She spent six weeks paralyzed in the hospital, the school's neediest students. She also helps classrooms before the and interest in the above teachers with students that require special followed by eight weeks of rehabilitation. fi ing food for after hours activitiesrst day of and school, assisting prepar- Leggett remains paralyzed from the waist down. accommodations. with FCAT procedures. Her patience and understanding does not But that has not stopped her efforts to helping She also types and distributes the school students. She has returned to work to continue newsletter and helps out in the front of helping the students and school she loves. Leggett has also overcome some challenges described real property at All creditors of the dece- fice. Leggett was a unanimous selection over 11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS other candidates for the award. public auction and will sell dent and other persons hav- Bronson: Cedar Key: the same subject to prior ing claims or demands The administration of the Es- Cypress Station The Market liens, encumbrances, and against decedent’s estate tate of Jimmie Thomas A&A BBQ Rest. Hungry Howies Island Jiffy Water’s Edge judgments, if any, to the on whom a copy of this no- Tucker aka Jimmie T. Tucker Bronson Post Office Kangaroo Express highest bidder for cash in tice is required to be served Jiffy Food Store Whitted Estates aka Jimmie Tucker, De- Buy and Save Little Champ hand, the proceeds to be must file their claims with this ceased (the Decedent), Rosewood Dollar General applied as far as may be to court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 whose date of death was Courthouse Noble Gas the payment of costs and MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF May 24, 2020, is pending in Discount Food Mart Tony Week’s 66 the satisfaction of the de- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the Circuit Court for Levy Dollar General scribed execution. THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AF- County, Florida, Probate Di- Granny’s Country Kitchen TER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF vision, the address of which A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON is 355 South Court Street, THEM. Bronson, Florida 32621. The Chiefland: Robert B. McCallum, Jr., names and addresses of the ABC Pizza Citizen Office Hudson Foods Save-A-Lot Sheriff All other creditors of the de- Co-Personal Representatives Levy County, Florida cedent and other persons and the Co-Personal Repre- BBQ Bill’s CVS Hungry Howie’s Stone’s BP having claims or demands sentatives’ attorney are set Bett’s Big T Days Inn Laundromat Sunoco against decedent’s estate forth below. Breezy Acres Campground Deke’s Steakhouse Los Avinas Rest. Tax Collector Office In accordance with the must file their claims with this Dollar General (x2) Mail-N-More US 19 Jiffy Americans with Disabilities court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- All creditors of the Dece- Bubba Que’s Rest. Act, persons needing spe- TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST dent and other persons hav- Burger King Gas Mart Manatee Jiffy Walgreen’s cial accommodation to par- PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- ing claims or demands Chiefland Post Office Grandma’s Pantry McDonald’s Wal-Mart ticipate in this proceeding TICE. against Decedent’s Estate Hardees Midtown Jiffy Winn Dixie should contact the Levy on whom a copy of this no- Chiefland Tire County Sheriffs Office Civil ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED tice is required to be served Circle K Huddle House Mya’s Chinese Restaurant Division not later than five WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET must file their claims with this working days prior to the FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 court ON OR BEFORE THE proceeding at P.O. Drawer OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 1719 Bronson, Florida 32621. CODE WILL BE FOREVER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLI- Fanning Springs: Cross City: Otter Telephone (352) 486-5206, BARRED. CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR Lt. Todd Polo. 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF Citgo Noble Foods Dollar General Creek: NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Discount Mart Stop N Go Foodland Post Office PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, NOTICE ON THEM. Publication: ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Lighthouse Restaurant Tackle Box December 10, 2020 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE All other creditors of the De- December 17, 2020 DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH cedent and other persons Old Town: Trenton: Williston: December 24, 2020 IS BARRED. having claims or demands Carport (Texaco) Post Office Frogs BBQ December 31, 2020 against Decedent’s Estate Citgo Hitchcock’s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR The date of first publication must file their claims with this DK Foods Sprint Hitchcock’s LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA of this notice is December court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- Dollar General Hungry Howie’s Dollar General Sunrise Foods Pioneer-Sun News 03 , 2020. PROBATE DIVISION TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Post Office Hitchcock’s Trenton Foods PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Winn Dixie File No. 38-2020-CP-000245 TICE. Trenton Medical Division: CHADWICK LAW FIRM P.A. Attorneys for Petitioner ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 3036 Bearss Avenue West WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET Please contact us to find out how your business can sell the area’s favorite newspaper! Tampa, Florida 33618 FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES IN RE: ESTATE OF SECTION 733.702 WILL BE ANGELA FREEMAN, ROBERT P. CHADWIK, ESQ. FOREVER BARRED. Phone: (352) 493-4796 • www.chieflandcitizen.com Deceased. Telephone: (813)264-1500 Florida Bar No. 611824 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME E-Mail Address: PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, NOTICE TO CREDITORS [email protected] ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH The administration of the es- Personal Representative: IS BARRED. tate of ANGELA FREEMAN, deceased, whose date of 708 Forest Ave The date of first publication death was July 16, 2020, is Crystal Falls, Michigan 49920 of this notice is December pending in the Circuit Court 03, 2020. for Levy County, Florida, Pro- Published: December 03, & 8B ClassifiedsBeacon s Citizen s Pioneer Thursday, December 10, 2020
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