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High Springs 50-year anniversary fest MUCH-HYPED PLAN IS DEAD A wet Woodstock — just County tax-cut the way they remember it scheme Three friends meet to relive the weekend of August 15-18, 1969. junked By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected] BOCC won’t be slashing Festival organizers said ad valorem rates after all. it would go on through rain or ‘shine. They kept to their By CARL MCKINNEY word and pressed on with [email protected] the Woodstock revival, ‘It was just A heavily hyped plan to cut coun- which drew a ty property tax rates over a two-year peace, love small-but-ded- and music window has been thrown out the win- icated crowd dow. Faced with the choice of slashing — that’s that toughed property what it was out the bad OUR OPINION taxes or all about. I weather at the n Spouting off for short- don’t think High Springs term political gain, 4A. having a it could Lions Club on dedicated ever hap- Saturday. source of funding for roadwork, the pen again.’ For Dori Columbia County Commission is going Steele, a little with the second option for the coming drizzle was budget cycle — abandoning a proposal nothing compared to what she that was front-and-center in multiple put up with for several days in discussions at public meetings earlier 1969. And it was worth it, by this year. the way, she said. The county has approved a floor bud- “It was crazy, but it was a CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter good crazy,” Steele said. “It get for the next fiscal year that keeps was incredible that we could ABOVE: Ilene property taxes at the same rate of 8.015 all get together like that. It Whitesman, left, mills, or $8.015 for every $1,000 of a was just peace, love and music Dori Steele, center, property’s taxable value. — that’s what it was all about. and Ava Roeder The county is expecting a roughly I don’t think it could ever hap- take a trip down $2.2 million increase in revenue just pen again.” memory lane in from new construction and higher Twenty-five years old and High Springs on property values, plus an additional $2 living in Manhattan at the Saturday morning. million in sales and gas tax revenue. time, Steele and her husband Officials say they wanted to pass on heard the original Woodstock The trio gathered the prosperity in the form of a half-mill advertised on local radio sta- for Woodstock tions. Revisited, paying cut in property taxes, but the math “So I said, ‘let’s pack up a tribute to the origi- BOCC continued on 7A tent and go,’” she said. nal event they also They didn’t make it all the attended in 1969. way. Roeder is holding “My Volkswagon bus engine her tickets for the blew up somewhere on the real Woodstock Shooting highway. It was a goner,” from five decades Steele said. “But fortunately, ago. LEFT: The we were picked up by other people. three are also pic- claims life A decent-sized crowd was tured somewhere already assembled at the festi- in the crowd of val grounds when they arrived 500,000 or so at of LC teen on a Friday, and it would only the original get bigger as the weekend festival. See photo, 5A. A shooting at Windsong Apartments 500,000 continued on 3A AP Photo took the life of an 18-year-old man Saturday afternoon, police said. Lake City Police officers and CCSO deputies arrived at 2580 SW Windsong Circle at 2:52 p.m., three minutes after That’s why it’s called Alligator Lake receiving the call, to find the victim with a gunshot wound to the head. By CARL MCKINNEY He was breathing and officers con- [email protected] ducted CPR but died shortly after the It didn’t get named Alligator Lake for nothing. arrival of EMTs, according to an LCPD An unidentified man fished a small gator out of press release. the lake around 11:45 a.m. Friday, but promptly FDLE and the Third Circuit State released the reptile and left the scene for fear Attorney’s office are assisting LCPD in he’d land in hot water with game officials, said the investigation. The victim’s identity Deanna Abernathy, who captured the moment in has not been released pending notifica- a photo that made the rounds on social media. tion of next of kin. “He hurried up and left the area after he let “This senseless act of violence will it go,” Abernathy told the Lake City Reporter. not be tolerated,” LCPD Chief Argatha “Even though he did nothing wrong.” Gilmore said in the release. “We are Abernathy said the man did not wish to have his name put out on the web, but did give her currently following several leads and permission to post the photos. hope to bring swift justice to who- Abernathy said she was just hanging out in the Photos by DEANNA ABERNATHY/Special to the Reporter ever committed this murder. In the area on her lunch break. An unidentified angler (right) accidentally meantime, we ask that sympathy and “I love going out and taking pictures,” she caught an alligator at the lake Friday. The little thoughts go to the victim’s family.” said. guy is still on the hook in the photo above. — From staff reports

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[email protected] information,” such as — Jonathan Swift, 1667-1745, British writer telematics data, voice and The Columbia County video. 911 Communications The RapidSOS system, Center has a new way to which is currently available Winning Lottery Numbers collect location data from through a web-based appli- 911 callers using their cell- cation, was installed near Pick 3: (Friday p.m.) 2-4-5 phones. the end of May and went Pick 4: (Friday p.m.) 8-8-9-9 The agency is partnering into operation on June 4. Fantasy 5: (Friday) 1-2-3-16-23 with RapidSOS to get more Rosenfeld said all the com- accurate location informa- munication center dispatch- tion from the 911 callers. ers were familiar with the See an error? “RapidSOS is a different technology and minimal The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news way to obtain location infor- training was needed. items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, mation than the traditional The communication please call the editor. 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SOS ([email protected]) Mail rates RapidSOS will automatical- phone bills nationwide. infancy, so the most practi- Beacon can be installed 12 Weeks ...... $41.40 ly send that information to According to figures cal applications for us here CLASSIFIED 24 Weeks ...... $82.80 . on Android and Apple iOS 911 dispatchers, provided released by the county, are going to be the loca- To place a classified ad . . 755-5440 52 Weeks ...... $179.40. phones. the phone has a data con- approximately 85% of calls tions for now,” Rosenfeld Health officials here working THE WEATHER 18 Sun 19 Mon 20 Tue 21 Wed 22 Thu to ward off hepatitis A threat Showers Few Scattered Scattered Scattered Likely Showers T-⁠storms T-⁠storms T-⁠storms County only has 4 Moffses said. The hepati- vent it from being passed cases, and they’d like tis A vaccine usually runs on, he said. to keep it that way. about $120 — $60 each for County health officials two rounds of shots. have also worked with the HI 86 LO 71 HI 87 LO 73 HI 89 LO 71 HI 92 LO 73 HI 90 LO 74 By CARL MCKINNEY But local health officials Columbia County Sheriff’s [email protected] are working on outreach Office to establish the jail REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, Aug. 18 programs to provide free as a vaccination center for Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low As Florida continues to vaccinations to the com- inmates, who are at higher Valdosta City Monday Tuesday be consumed by a hepati- munity. More information risk of infection and could 87/72 Jacksonville tis A outbreak, Columbia will be forthcoming once pass the virus on to the 87/77/sh 86/78/t Tallahassee Lake City 88/74 Cape Canaveral 86/71 Daytona Beach 87/76/sh 86/77/t County health officials say the details are nailed down, general population. 88/73 they’ve been taking proac- Moffses said. The target population for Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 88/77/sh 86/75/t Pensacola 87/73 Ft. Lauderdale 89/79/t 86/77/t tive measures to ward off “We’ll be advertising hepatitis A includes drug Panama City 87/72 91/78 Ocala Gainesville 88/73/sh 90/71/sh 86/76 89/75/t 90/76/t the threat. these outreaches in the users and men who are sex- 89/73 Jacksonville The worst-off counties near future,” Moffses said. ually active with partners of Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 90/82/t 88/83/t 91/77 90/76 Lake City 87/73/sh 89/71/t have hundreds of con- In the meantime, local the same sex. 88/82/t 87/80/t Tampa Miami firmed cases of hepatitis residents should be diligent “If you can help by vac- Naples 91/79/sh 90/78/t 88/76 A, while Columbia County of their surroundings, he cinating those target pop- West Palm Beach Ocala 90/73/sh 92/74/sh is dealing with four at the said. ulations wherever they 86/81 Orlando 92/76/sh 89/74/t 86/76/t 88/74/sh moment, said Thomas “If you work in public are, it helps to eliminate Ft. Lauderdale Panama City Ft. Myers 88/79 Pensacola 90/77/t 89/75/t Moffses, who leads the areas, make sure clean- the spread of hepatitis A in 88/76 Naples Tallahassee 88/74/t 90/72/sh Columbia County office of ing staff is cleaning public Florida,” Moffses said. 89/78 Miami Tampa 89/77/t 88/75/sh the Florida Department of restrooms, stuff like that, But everybody — regard- 87/81 Valdosta 87/75/sh 88/72/t Key West W. Palm Beach 86/82/t 84/81/t Health. with bleach cleaning com- less of whether they are in 92/82 “We’ve been prepping for ponents,” Moffses said. the target population or not a while,” Moffses said. State health officials — can contract the virus, LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX But the outbreak is have published information Moffses emphasized. creeping up the Interstate online about the proper “Right now, the best solu- TEMPERATURES SUN 75 corridor, meaning Lake mixture of bleach and water tion is the vaccination,” High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 6:59 a.m. Low Saturday 75 Sunset today 8:09 p.m. 8 City needs to be prepared, to combat the virus and pre- Moffses said. Normal high 91 Sunrise tom. 6:59 a.m. Very High Normal low 73 Sunset tom. 8:07 p.m. 30 min to burn Record highhi 102 in 1954 Today’s Record low 67 in 1993 MOON ultra-violet Moonrise today 10:14 p.m. radiation risk PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:34 a.m. for the area on a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 10:44 p.m. Saturday 0.15" to 10+. Month total 6.76" Moonset tom. 10:26 a.m. Year total 29.02" Normal month-to-date 3.24" Normal year-to-date 31.80" Aug 23 Aug 30 Sep 5 Sep 14 Last New First Full

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WOODSTOCK Three who were there meet in High Springs friends tried to go back 500,000 the second day, the large Continued From 1A crowd made it harder to continued — culminating get in through normal in half a million people. means. That was lucky for “We heard you couldn’t Steele, who didn’t bring even get close,” Roeder anything to eat. said. “People would just offer A friend’s uncle owned a factory and was flying a you food and do things for helicopter to the festival you,” she said. “Everybody to drop off supplies, so was helping everybody, we Roeder hitched a ride. were all in the same boat.” For a while, all they When the weather got could see was mountains bad — much worse than and nature. the comparatively light rain “It was a beautiful sight at the Woodstock Revisited up there,” she said. event in High Springs 50 Then they rounded a hill, years later — somebody and the scenery changed. patched up Steele’s leaky “There was just this tent. huge sea of colors, just “It was muddy,” she said. sprawled out as far as you “We were worried about could see,” Roeder said. lightning and the sound When the helicopter equipment. But it wasn’t landed, camera crews came cold, so it was OK that you running to greet Roeder, got wet.” not knowing she was just Richie Havens was the an festival-goer. first performer. He was “They thought we were a completely unprepared to rock group,” she said. go on stage, but he was When the rain kicked in, pressured to do it anyway. Roeder trekked through the The sound reverberated mud to find a place to rest. through the field in a way “The driest place I found Steele didn’t expect. to sit was a heap of garbage “It was just blaring, blast- CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter with a tarp over it,” she ing everywhere,” she said. “I Ava Roeder shows her sister, Ilene Whitesman, and friend, Dori Steele, her tickets from Woodstock in 1969. All said. think it was that mountain.” three attended the historic event. Roeder was 18 at the time, Whitesman was 15 and Steele was 25. Sunday saw even worse At the High Springs weather, she said. event on Saturday, Ilene and bigger.” amplified by the larger- his hair on fire. High Springs Woodstock “It was like being in a big Whitesman swapped sto- Many of the performers than-life equipment setup. “I was trying to light Remembered event emergency,” she said. “And ries from ‘69 with Steele. were already well-known in “I think that was the first some incense,” she said. Saturday. when you’re in emergency Whitesman was 15 at her area. time I’d ever seen speakers “Something would go Roeder brought her mode, you had this inert the time. A local who lived “A lot of them would that big,” she said. wrong, but nobody would tickets from the original feeling that you had to help about a 25-minute drive debut in the Catskills,” The audience was so get mad.” Woodstock. people.” away, she knew the back- Whitesman said. “They captivated, nobody minded When night came, She was an 18-year-old Hendrix capped off the roads well enough to slip in would play in small bars.” the smells. Whitesman called her recent high school gradu- event, taking the stage 9 and out of the festival area. Though Whitesman was “Because of the garbage, mother to say she wasn’t ate in 1969, and went to the a.m. Monday. “You could say I was 15, she had an ID saying it smelled really bad,” coming home. Her mother festival separately from her Steele said she’d seen more like a townie,” she otherwise — so she was Whitesman said. “But the understood, remembering younger sister. Hendrix leaving clubs in said. familiar with some of the music started, and nobody how she felt when she first Getting in the first day New York City, but never Whitesman had never acts. cared.” saw Frank Sinatra perform. was easy. watched him perform. seen a crowd so large in Havens set the tone Woodstock-goers main- Whitesman’s older sis- “Got tickets, drove up, Words barely do justice her life. for the whole festival. tained a peaceful attitude ter, Ava Roeder, became had a lovely day sitting on to the feeling she had listen- “I didn’t know how many Whitesman remembers throughout the whole friends with Steele decades the hillside listening to the ing to the legendary guitar- people outside the region him coming on stage and affair. 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OUR OPINION Spouting off for short-term political gain till smarting from the drubbing their sales tax hike proposal took at the polls last fall, in SFebruary our County Commission hatched the bright idea of a massive cut to property taxes. They could regain street cred as the tight-fisted fiscal conservatives they say they are, and shake off the smell of a botched campaign that embar- rassed everybody who came in contact with it. With great fanfare they announced an elaborate scheme to slash ad valorem taxes one full mill — more than 12% — over a two-year period. We’ll show ’em what we’re made of. And so they did. On Thursday, following a whole raft of furtive hints and heavy sighs over the previous couple of months, our commissioners finally admitted they’d come up short. The grand plan was not to be. They sure were disappointed. So were we. A distinguished list Commissioner Rocky Ford said his constituents told him better roads were more important than knocking $100 off their yearly tax bill. Put that CHS football banquet speakers money toward maintenance and new construction, they said. everal were major college Langdale as “one of the truly great If that’s the case, so be it. head football coaches at the speakers in the Western world.” Maybe the whole county feels that way and wants Stime they spoke here. The Tennessee’s Phil Fulmer attend- to focus instead on paying off the new emergency late Charley Pell spoke during his ed the 1992 season banquet but was first season at Florida. Ray Graves, not the featured speaker. Coach radio system and financing the new jail as well. also of Florida, spoke the same year Fulmer was invited to say a few Still, commissioners could save themselves plenty he coached Steve Spurrier to the words but politely declined, kidding of grief if they would stop to think a bit before romp- Heisman Trophy. The great inno- that he was too busy recruiting ing into the room all wrought up over some grand vator, Tom Nugent, spoke while he Yatil Green, who eventually chose plan that will probably never see the light of day. was at FSU. Miami. Tennessee’s General Bob Morris Williams CHS football banquets have We don’t doubt for a minute they thought they hmorriswilliamsatgmail.com could pull this one off. No one’s accusing them of Neyland, namesake of the been held in a variety of places, some kind of elaborate hoax. They just panicked Volunteer’s stadium, and Yale’s including the Blanche Hotel dining after getting a little bad press last year and overre- innovative Herman Hickman, room, the Lake City Woman’s Club, have also been featured speakers. Jacksonville television sports the National Guard Armory, the acted. That’s how we see it, at least. Clemson’s Danny Ford, fresh from anchor Sam Kouvaris spoke when high school cafeterias, the CHS Some of them were more cautious than others. winning a national championship, Coach Skip Wolf was here. Sam Commons area, and the CHS gym. Toby Witt — who spoke out against the sales spoke the year he was in town to told the youngsters to pursue Going outside Columbia County tax hike right from the start — said early on he recruit Jeff Cruce. for a moment, I once attended a Two National Football League high school football banquet in wouldn’t support any tax-cut plan that would cost Scott Adams gave a county workers their jobs, and that if layoffs were stars have also spoken. Coach Joe Georgia. The man who introduced Montgomery got Emmitt Smith, wonderfully inspirational the main speaker was a little intox- part of the scheme, he wanted no part of it. ‘never give up’ speech as Bucky Nash kept a measured tone as well, not- now the NFL’s all time leading icated and he gave a rambling, rusher, and Coach Wink Criswell his parents, Charlotte and incoherent introduction that went ing he’d have to see how things played out before got his friend Pat Summerall to Larry, sat in the audience. on and on. he could fully commit. invite the New York Giants’ star, Scott never actually said it When the main speaker finally As for Commission Chairman Ron Williams, he Kyle Rote. but everybody there knew went to the podium, he knew just says he’s still for those big, consecutive-year ad CHS’s first three NFL players his words were a tribute how to handle the situation. He valorem cuts, though it’s mighty easy to support have all been banquet speakers. to Larry, who had battled said, “Mister, I know you were a something you know doesn’t have the votes to Pat Summerall has spoken more cancer for many years and great football player at this school, pass. No consequences there, right? than once and he co-hosted the ban- never gave up. Larry died especially a great kicker, and I Next time, commissioners — if the voters grant quet in 1967, the year CHS won its commend you for that”... pause ... only state championship. Randall a year later. “but as a public speaker you are the you a next time — think twice before getting your Jackson spoke of his nine years oratorical equivalent of a blocked constituents all agitated over some would-be wind- with the Chicago Bears and told their dreams no matter what and punt!” That brought the house fall, only to see it fall apart before their eyes. lots of stories about Bears team- explained that he was putting up down and the banquet moved on to And if you get the idea of promoting more sales- mate, Hall of Farmer Dick Butkus. stock in a discount store when he a successful conclusion. tax (or gas-tax) nonsense, please keep that to Scott Adams gave a wonderfully got his break in television. Let me know of other CHS ban- yourselves as well. inspirational “never give up” speech Dr. Noah Langdale, then pres- quet speakers you remember that I Believe us, nobody wants to hear it. as his parents, Charlotte and Larry, ident of Georgia State College in have left out and we’ll include them sat in the audience. Scott never Atlanta, spoke at the 1967 state in a column on another day. actually said it but everybody there championship banquet and kept the Lake City Reporter knew his words were a tribute to audience laughing and hilariously n Morris Williams is a Columbia County Lake City Reporter Larry, who had battled cancer for entertained for over an hour, so historian and long-time retired educator. Serving Columbia County Since 1874 many years and never gave up. impressing a Lake City Reporter Feel free to contact him at hmorriswil- Larry died a year later. staff writer that he described Dr. liamsatgmail.com. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and ­surrounding coun‑ tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and ­surrounding build strong coun ‑ Trucking industry nothing to brag about tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” We believe strong newspapers build strong To the Editor: and stealing from them with numer- waiting room and sometimes even Our primary goal is to publish ­distinguished and ous deceptive deductions and fraud- no bathroom access. The upshot is communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-­oriented get newspapers. things done!” Our primary goal is to publish ­distinguished and FGC, at least in its previous enti- ulent schemes such as the lease- drivers should be prepared for 6-10 This ­mission will be accomplished through the ty, hosted a driver school before. to-buy and become a truck O/O hours a day of unpaid work and profitableteamwork community of professionals-­oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, In the 50 plus years I have been driver. A historic problem for the the $35 per hour is now diluted to integrityThis ­mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the involved in or observed the truck- trucking industry is a driver turn- minimum wage and less and then teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, ing industry from my alternate over rate around 94-98% with most being required to drive 10-11 hours integrity and hard work. career in the aviation industry, it companies having well over 100%. per day. Todd Wilson, Publisher has always had a shortfall of driv- Drivers are usually paid by the I remember an incident in Robert Bridges, Editor ers. Read on and you will realize mile and a driver might get $35 per mid-winter in Joliet, Illinois, at a ship- JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor why FGC really shouldn’t blow a hour moving down the road at 65 per with no waiting room or vending SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor couple of million tax dollars and do mph and more by speeding. But machines. The shipper started it again to ease the problems of an let’s consider all the unpaid time loading me on a day shift. The eve- DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident industry that refuses to help itself! and work of the pre-trip (dispatch, ning shift worked on it from time to TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman I am one of the tens of thousands truck set-up, trailer hook-up, pre- time and finally the midnight shift of qualified drivers with a CDL that trip inspection, paperwork and finished the load, all totaled, nearly has left the trucking industry due possible maintenance). There is 13 hours sitting backed up to a load- to low wages and the abuses foisted unpaid time for fuel stops, stop and ing dock. There was ice and snow upon them by employers, shippers, go traffic, and maintenance events. on the ground, the temperature LETTERS POLICY receivers, brokers, government Also there is the post-trip time drop- was around 10 degrees with strong agencies and certain law enforce- ping the trailer and post-trip paper- winds blowing and the truck was too Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly­ written ment agencies. I am proud to be a work. Shippers/receivers detain cold to sleep in. and ­double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and life-member of OOIDA, the Owner drivers for hours on end with 4-6 I could spend endless hours relat- libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s Operators Independent Drivers hours being the rule rather than the ing the horror stories and abuses Association, a magnificent organiza- exception. Often a trucking com- I have endured on the road since name, address and ­telephone number for verification. tion struggling to bring sanity and pany promises detention pay which my first commercial driving expe- Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the ­writers fairness to all the players but espe- never gets paid because in the riences more than 50 years ago. and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. cially the drivers in the trucking small print the company says they The point is nothing changes and industry. pay it when they can collect it from drivers will continue to be trained, BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Let me address the idiocy of the the shipper, receiver, or broker. It hired and quit the companies and 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown.­ trucking industry! Yes, the truck- almost never happens. At the ship- even leave the industry by the ing companies need drivers. The pers and receivers, rarely is there droves. BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. problem is these companies had a comfortable and clean waiting BY EMAIL: [email protected] those drivers and ran them off by room with vending machines and Bob Long abusing them, underpaying them clean bathrooms. Often there is no Lake City SUNday, AUGUST 18, 2019 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

n To submit your calendar item, stop by the Reporter office or email Michael Philips COMMUNITY CALENDAR at [email protected] Today Columbia Seed Library Woodstock revisited The Columbia Seed A 50th anniversary Library is available at the remembrance of the original main library in downtown Woodstock music festival Lake City on Tuesdays at the High Springs Lions from 2 to 4 p.m. The CSL Club — 26900 US-27 — ends meets at the Fort White today. The festival runs from Library from 2 to 4 p.m. from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. A sin- on Wednesdays, and will gle-day pass is $30, and can also be open on the first be purchased at woodstock- and third Tuesday of each revisitedhslc.eventbrite. month from 2 to 4 p.m. at com. Sorry, no coolers or the West branch library pets allowed. located at 435 NW Hall of Fame Drive in Lake City. High Springs concert On Sunday, Gainesville’s Celebrate Recovery indie-folk, singer-songwriter Celebrate Recovery is a Kim LeCouteur will be cel- highly effective 12-step pro- ebrating her CD release for gram available to anyone “Out Where Nobody Goes” at working through hurts, bad the High Springs Community habits, hangups, or frus- Center & Museum at 2 p.m. trating character defects. Featured artists include Meetings are held every Rachel Grubb, Rebecca Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. at Vincent, Amber Waters and New Life Center, 3229 FL-47.

Likely Lovely. MICHAEL PHILIPS/Lake City Reporter More at NewLifeInJC.org. Bingo Homicide scene Wednesday Bingo games are offered every Sunday, Monday and A hearse is lined up next to a Florida Department of Law Enforcement mobile crime scene unit Saturday night Free soil pH tests Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at the at Windsong Apartments, the scene of a fatal shooting. See story, 1A. Now is the time to start American Legion Post 57, preparing for your spring 2602 SW Main Blvd. in Lake Legion Post 57, 2602 SW to operate our food pantry more, call 752-7776. County Extension Office and garden. The Columbia City. There are three $250 Main Blvd. at 7 p.m. Join Monday-Friday from 7:30 to on August 22 at 6 p.m. at the County Master Gardeners jackpots each night. Quarter us to find out more about 11:30 a.m. 553 NW Railroad Al-Anon Fort White Library; call 386- conduct free soil pH tests games are played at 3 p.m. becoming an amateur radio St, Lake City. (386)754-9180. An Al-Anon group meets at 752-5384 to reserve your seat every Wednesday at the UF/ Mondays, Thursdays and operator. For more informa- St. James Episcopal Church or visit ufcolumbiaextension. IFAS Agricultural Extension Sundays. tion, call 386-752-0987. Bingo (2425 SW Bascom Norris eventbrite.com. Office located at 971 W. Bingo games are offered Drive) at 6 p.m. on Mondays Duval Street, Suite 170. Movie night every Sunday, Monday and and 10 a.m. on Wednesdays. Monday Vision World hosts a Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at Newcomers group meets on CARS meeting weekly movie night every the American Legion Post Mondays at 5 p.m. The Columbia Amateur Monday at 7 p.m. The 57, 2602 SW Main Blvd. Closing On A Home? Radio Society meets the movie is free of charge in Lake City. There are third Monday of each month (but donations are accept- three $250 jackpots each Tuesday to discuss ham radio tech- ed and apprecieated) and is night. Quarter games are Garden workshop WE CAN HELP nologies, training, com- open to the general public. played at 3 p.m. Mondays, Master Gardener volun- munications and commu- Vision World is located at Thursdays and Sundays. teers will hold a fall vegetable nity events. Hams provide 348 N. Marion Ave. in Lake Refreshments are available gardening seminar on August emergency communications City. For more information, at reasonable prices. For 20 at 6 p.m. at the Columbia during disasters and public email stephaniewmyers@ events. Members provide gmail.com. training and support for the required FCC license and Volunteers needed how to get started. Meetings Catholic Charities of are held at the American Lake City needs volunteers LOOKING TO BUY OR SELL? Contact one of our fine agents to assist you with buying or selling your home. We can make the experience effortless. Deborah Myles/Broker-Owner 386-719-1224 Blake N. Lunde II Broker-Owner 386-867-0296 Closing With Sincerity Construction/Debris Containers Available Ginny Smith-Realtor- 386-623-4277 Cindy Carter Realtor- 386-965-1997 and Integrity. Tiffany Ward-Realtor- 386-466-7572 755-7060 Michael Myles- Realtor-Rental Management 386-365-7753 Kerri McKenzie- Realtor 336-301-4111 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. Mitchell Lee- Realtor and Rental Manager 386-867-1155 Delivered to your job site today. John “Jeb” Stewart- Realtor and Rental Manager 386-965-8059 757 WEST DUVAL ST, Lake City • www.integtitle.com www.c21darbyrogers.com Phone: 386.752.1502 • Fax: 386.845.0229

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Photos by MICHAEL PHILIPS/Lake City Reporter Did Savannah Morrison, 13, choose Harper, or did Harper choose Savannah? It doesn’t matter. All that does is that Harper and Savannah went home together. Big turnout for adoption drive at Humane Society

By MICHAEL PHILIPS more events coming up this month. [email protected] Next Saturday, the LCHS will be partic- ipating at Tractor Supplies’ Paws Event, While it was drizzling outside yesterday, it from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tractor Supplies was raining cat and dog adoptions inside the Co. is located at 5359 West U.S. Highway Lake City Humane Society, as homeless pets 90. And on August 31, LCHS will be at . . . It appears so! Lake City Humane Society volunteer Linda Fleming (from left) sheltered at its facility were being scooped OfficeMax from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for its brings Simone outside so that two-year-old Westyn, Kaya and Dustin Harrell can up and taken home by families looking for Doggie Dayz Adoption Event. OfficeMax be formally introduced. furry critters to enrich their lives. is located at 2434 West U.S. Highway 90. LCHS and chapters across the country It was a joyous day for LCHS Animal were participating in the fifth annual Clear Kennel Technician Tina Sheldon, as she the Shelters, a pet adoption drive sponsored got to bid farewell to one dog who was by local NBC and Telemundo affiliates. In finding it hard to find a home. its first four years, Clear the Shelters found “I’m so happy that Simone is going to a homes for more than 150,000 cats and forever home. It’s time. She had been here Carlin Coleman was dogs. During the event, fees were waived quite a while,” she said as she was provid- going to surprise for kittens and cats and cut 75% for dogs ing affection to Hoover, one of her favorite her grandma when over the age of one. dogs at the shelter. she brought home LCHS board member Laura Hunter was According LCHS spokeswoman Ashley Oliver. delighted with the early turnout. Gerondale, a total of 27 cats and nine dogs “It’s nice, it’s very nice,” she said. “With were taken home yesterday. the weather, I didn’t think we’d get this One adopter was Savannah Morrison, many people to come out.” 13, who bonded with a black-and-tan cat Fellow board member Robin Tobak named Harper. Ward shared the sentiment. When asked why she chose Harper, she “It’s wonderful to see so many people said, “She came up to me and put her paws come out for this event,” she said. “It’s on the cage as if she came to say ‘hi,’ and, special to be part of such a worthy cause.” ‘Take me out, take me home!’” Each year across the U.S., millions of For the Givenses — father Richard, cats and dogs end up in shelters, such mother Kelsey and young daughters as the Lake City Humane Society. While Lydia, 5, and about-to-be-two Evilynn — it’s heartwarming that families are turn- they adopted an older black-and-white cat ing toward shelter adoptions at higher named, appropriately, Tux. It was love at first rates each year, according to the American Richard Givens had a good idea what he sight when Lola Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to and his family wanted. Samson, 9, met Animals, still about 1.5 million would-be “It’s always nice to breathe new life in Rosy. Her mother pets are euthanized each year due to the our home by bringing in an animal,” he wanted Lola to heavy numbers overwhelming shelters. said. “And by choosing an older cat, I think choose an older cat, Ward reassured those who couldn’t we’re also saving a life, because the older but Lola wore her make it out on Saturday that there are two ones often get overlooked.” down. Besides, who could say no to such Milie was ready for her a cute pairing? close-up. To check on her availability or the availabil- ity of her feline and canine friends, learn more about the adoption process or view the dates of upcoming LCHS events, go to www.lakecityhumane.org.

LCHS’s Tina Sheldon shares a moment with Hoover. A true French connection: Nicole Jacques prepares to take Paris to her new forever home. SUNday, AUGUST 18, 2019 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 7A

Ambitious plan scrapped County tax-cut scheme nixed percent of our calls are can’t support it,” Williams that way. I’ll push for it next county was getting bigger, to cut their taxes $100 a BOCC about roads and drainage,” said during the Thursday year.” and our tax rate — for the year,” Ford said. Continued From 1A Nash said. “I think the cit- meeting. Commissioner Tim most part — is still moder- Freshman Commissioner izens of Columbia County In a Friday afternoon Murphy said he was “one ate compared to other coun- Toby Witt, who is experi- didn’t make it feasible this will be more than happy to phone interview, Williams of the ones who jumped ties like Alachua County.” encing the county budgeting time around. have dedicated money for said he felt right in there Murphy said Columbia process for the first time this “We made a commitment roads without us having to disappointed ‘I’m getting four or with Ron” in County residents still year, said the decision to to really look hard at our raise taxes to do it.” by the coun- five complaints a advocating for deserve a tax break, but the prioritize roads was an easy budget,” Commissioner In public meetings earli- ty’s decision to week about roads, lower property county is sitting on $50 mil- one for him. Bucky Nash said Friday er this year, commissioners abandon the and the problem’s taxes. lion worth of roads that need “I’m getting four or five afternoon, the day after the said they were committed tax cut propos- not getting any bet- Prioritizing to be resurfaced — and that complaints a week about county approved the tenta- to cutting property taxes — al — half a mill ter,’ Witt said. ‘I feel roads instead doesn’t include any new con- roads, and the problem’s tive budget. “But when all but not by any means nec- this year and like I accomplished was a hard struction. not getting any better,” Witt the numbers came in, it was essary. another half- decision, “We just can’t do it this said. “I feel like I accom- ‘if you cut the millage rate Commission Chairman mill reduction what I promised Murphy said. year,” he said. plished what I promised by a half, you would lose Ron Williams took the stron- the following when I got elected “I had to put Freshman Commissioner when I got elected — living $2.2 million that you could gest position supporting tax year. — living within our a lot of thought Rocky Ford said his con- within our means. We’re not put toward roads.’ Roads cuts. Williams is the only “I’m not means. We’re not into it,” he said. stituents care about main- raising taxes.” was our number one priority member who voted against bashing my raising taxes.’ “My decision taining and improving the A tax cut is still on the going into the budget cycle.” the floor budget during a fellow com- was based on 400-plus miles of dirt roads table for the future, Witt Property owners can at Thursday afternoon work- missioners, but I wanted to this — the majority of the in his district. said. least rejoice in the fact their shop, saying he stuck his reduce the millage rate this ad valorem taxpayers in “From what I’ve talked to “If we can get there,” Witt tax bills won’t go up, either, neck out for a tax cut and year,” he said. “I thought Columbia County, they use constituents about, they’d a said. “We were committed Nash said. couldn’t back down now. that’s what we were going our roads also. So it was lot rather have money to to looking at it, but we just “As a commissioner, 90 “It’s a good budget, but I to do, but it didn’t turn out a toss-up, knowing that the spend on roads than trying couldn’t get there this time.” OBITUARIES Adam Troy Anderson Springs, Florida all of his life and 2659 S.W. Main Blvd., Lake City, Crystal and Lois Crum Grey. He Mendibles of Lake City, Florida; FL 32025 (386)752-1234 Please Adam Troy Anderson, age 39, was the former business owner Fla. is in charge of arrangements. was a veteran of the United States Jay Grey of Rockford, Illinois; leave messages of condolence and passed away August 3, 2019, of gasoline service stations and www.guerryfuneralhome.net. Air Force and retired from the James Grey and Jack Grey both share fond memories with the fam- after a brief illness, at his home worked as a correctional officer Ford Motor Company in 2000. of Lake City, Florida; a broth- ily at Parrishfamilyfuneralhome. in Winter with UCI (Lake Butler) for over Mr. Ronnie Dale Grey Mr. Grey enjoyed bass fishing, er, Ricky Grey of Lincoln Park, com Garden, Fl. 12 years until his retirement in Mr. Ronnie Dale Grey, 76, of cameras and Michigan and two sisters, Pam Adam grew 1999. He was a former mayor Lake City, passed away peacefully photography, Renaud and Penny Zammit both Obituaries are paid advertise- up in Lake for 12 years of White Springs, late Wednesday evening, August bowling and fire- of Michigan. Thirteen grandchil- ments. For details, call the Lake City, grad- Florida and a former member of 14, 2019 in the Haven Hospice arms. He was a dren and a great-grand daughter City Reporter’s classified depart- uated from the Hamilton County Hospital Care Center following an extend- former events also survive. ment at 752-1293. Columbia Board. He was a member of the ed illness. A native of Port Huron, coordinator for The family will hold a pri- High in 1998 White Springs Church of God Michigan, Mr. Grey had been a the Osceola Gun Club and was of vate wake for family and friends. and received a and enjoyed salt and fresh water resident of Lake City for the past the Baptist faith. Arrangements are under the direc- degree in Golf fishing. twenty-four years having moved Mr. Grey is survived by his tion of the DEES-PARRISH Course Irrigation from Lake City He was preceded in death by here from Pinckney, Michigan. children, Christine Morris FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Community College. He spent his his son, Wade Greene, a grand- Mr. Grey was the son of the late of Branford, Florida; Carol 458 S. Marion Ave., Lake City, career working at a variety of son, Kossie Greene, his parents, Golf Clubs in the Orlando Area. Kossie and Jeanie Kelly Greene, He was currently employed by two brothers, Buddy Greene and Orange County National Golf Malcolm Greene and a sister, Course. He also spent 5 Magical Betty L. Thomas. He is survived years working at Walt Disney’s by his wife of 57 years, Dianne Epcot Center which became his Greene passion in life. of White He is survived by his ador- Springs, ing mother Jenny Anderson, his Florida: devoted sister Camilla Anderson one daugh- Donnelly and his 2 nieces, the ter, Holly light of his life and partners in (Tim) Whited fun, Dixie Donnelly and Belle of White Donnelly. He is preceded in death Springs, by his father George Anderson Florida; two and Grandparents John and Jenny sons, Slade (Karen) Greene, Sr. Rasmussen and George and Ellen of Branford, Fla. and Joe (Amy) Anderson. Greene of White Springs, Fla.; There will be a Condolence Two sisters, Sivilla (Carson) reception at St James Episcopal Meadows and Bonnie Jean Milton Church at the corner of McFarland both of Fernandina Beach, Fla.; Ave and Bascom Norris Parkway one brother, Dale (Iris) Greene in Lake City on Tues Aug 20th of White Springs, Fla.: five from 5 to 7 PM. grandchildren, John Greene, Jr., There will also be a gathering for Andrews Greene, Joshua Greene, friends, family and co-workers to Michael Greene and Abagail Celebrate Adam’s life and pas- Whited; two great-grandchildren, sions at Journey into Imagination Nevaeh Brook Greene and Rylyn at Epcot on Sept 15th at 1:00 PM. Slade Greene. Adam’s favorite quote was- A funeral service to honor the Nothing is impossible, the word life of Mr. Greene will be held itself says “I’m Possible”. at 11 A.M. Tuesday, Aug. 20, in the First Baptist Church, White Mr. Willard Stephen Springs, Fla. with Rev. David “Steve” Greene and Tim Thomas, his nephews, Mr. Willard Stephen “Steve” officiating. Interment will be Greene, age 77, of White Springs, in Riverside Cemetery, White Florida died Wednesday, Aug. Springs, Florida. Visitation and 14, in the Solaris Healthcare of gathering with the family will be Lake City following an extended from 10 to 11 A.M. Tuesday (One illness. hour before services) at the church. Mr. Greene had resided in White GUERRY FUNERAL HOME, Jobless rate steady here, dips statewide

Columbia County’s job- economy and the reverber- less rate remained at 3.7% ations of financial decisions. for July, according to num- The state’s jobless esti- bers released by the state mate for July indicates Department of Economic there are about 5,000 fewer Opportunity on Friday. Floridians out of work than Nonetheless, 113 fewer in June and 11,000 fewer people had jobs compared unemployed from a year ago. to June, the figures show. The monthly job numbers The labor pool was also were bolstered by growth down slightly, from 29,591 in the fields of service pro- to 29,476. ducing, private-service pro- The county jobless rate viding, and education and for July 2018 was 4.3%. health services. The big- Statewide, unemploy- gest drop-off in jobs was in ment dipped to 3.3 percent, local government positions, down 0.1 percentage point which fell by 5,300 from from June. June to July. Local govern- The latest monthly totals, ment positions are still up reflecting 344,000 jobless 6,600 from a year ago, how- Floridians in a workforce ever. Construction jobs, up of 10.35 million, come two 21,300 over the past year, fell days after state economists by 1,400 from June to July. projected the state will take The state’s unemploy- in about $867 million less ment rate remains below the in revenue over the next national rate, which held at two years than anticipated. 3.7 percent for the second Economists attributed the month, after ticking up from drop in expected revenue to 3.6 percent in May. a combination of a slowing — From staff, wire reports 8A SUNDay, AUGUST 18, 2019 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER

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ourteen points don’t look like many for Shooting the J Fa Columbia football team. And it’s not, but that’s what the Tigers put up in a 21-14 loss to Colquitt County in Friday night’s Preseason Classic. That’s a far cry from last season’s 38.8 aver- Jordan Kroeger age. In fact, the Tigers Phone: (386) 754-0421 lowest output in a single [email protected] game in 2018 was 21 points. touchdown passes but But don’t get carried there were several away or overreact to miscues, from dropped Friday night’s score- balls to poor routes to board. That’s not what receivers not even finish- you’re going to see ing their routes. Those during the regular sea- mistakes don’t show up son. on Bell and Williams’ Some of Columbia’s resumes. offensive struggles “You definitely know Friday night were due that some of the mistakes to injuries. USF commit that were made tonight Marquez Bell was out wouldn’t have been made with knee tendinitis and with Quez and Butter junior Jaden “Butter” in for sure,” Columbia Williams sat with a foot coach Brian Allen said. injury. “Some of the mistakes Those are two we had would have been key parts that make eliminated with those two Columbia’s engine run. It guys in the game with BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter was evident by quarter- just the know how.” Colquitt County running back Daijun Edwards finds the hole Friday in the Packers’ 21-14 win over Columbia in back Jordan Smith’s per- With Bell and Williams the Preseason Classic. formance as he complet- sidelined, Allen was ed just 11/26 attempts for forced to move guys 169 yards without them. Inconsistency costs CHS against Colquitt Co. in Preseason Classic. Smith did have two OFFENSE continued on 6B By JORDAN KROEGER as both teams’ starters sat the entire quarters before exiting with an injury, [email protected] fourth quarter. But the Tigers went while safety Dante Brown sat due to a toe-to-toe with Georgia’s No. 2 team concussion and defensive back James the entire night despite missing two Williamson injured his shoulder pre- Jordan Smith threw a dime to starters on offense and several on game. Landrick Bradley, tying the game late defense. Defensive linemen Terrick Ponds, in the third quarter. “Defensively I thought we played Khristian Hill and Kayden Hill also It brought the stadium to its feet, very good for two quarters and a didn’t play due to a coach’s decision. but no less than a minute later, half,” Allen said. “We gave up the Despite all those absences, Columbia Colquitt County quarterback Jaycee long wheel route out of the backfield still had four sacks which includ- Harden put Columbia’s fans right where they isolated the tailback on ed two by USF commit Le’Vontae back in their seats. the end, but at this point it’s presea- Camiel. Harden hit four-star running back son. You walk away from it knowing But the Packers gashed Columbia’s Daijun Edwards on a wheel route and that’s a good football team and in a run defense at times without all those Edwards took it 77 yards to the house four-quarter game, even missing the starters. Edwards had 77 rushing for the go-ahead score with less than guys we had, who knows what hap- yards while Mar’Kayvion Spradley a minute to play in the period. It was pens.” added 44 more. Harden’s third TD pass of the night Receivers Marquez Bell (knee Harden finished the night 9/13 for for the Packers, who held on for a tendinitis) and Jaden Williams (foot) 169 yards through the air. 21-14 win over the Tigers at Tiger both rested to prepare for next “If we had everybody it would’ve Stadium in Friday night’s Preseason week’s season opener against Trinity made a huge difference,” Camiel said. Classic. Christian. Defensive lineman Daylon BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia’s first team offense didn’t Columbia wide receiver Bryant Green hauls in a Lumpkin also only lasted two-plus CHS continued on 6B get a chance to mount a comeback pass in Friday’s Preseason Classic. Fort White, Middleburg tie in Preseason Classic COLLEGE FOOTBALL Indians rally with scoring defense made the adjustments, started fumble recovery for Fort White on a Florida, Miami drive in third quarter. reading their plays and playing assign- muffed punt. ment football.” “I was a little disappointed in the By ZACH ABOLVERDI Fraze got the start for Fort White penalties,” Jackson said. “Some of schedule home- [email protected] at quarterback following Brayden those calls killed us. We’ve got to do Summers’ knee injury in practice on better than that.” MIDDLEBURG — Fort White found Thursday. The X-rays came back nega- The Indians gained momentum in and-home series itself in a hole early during Friday’s tive on Summers, Jackson said. the third quarter when safety Jarrod The Gators and Hurricanes will face Preseason Classic at Middleburg. Fraze led the offense into scoring Cannon picked off Justino in the end each other again in 2024 and 2025. The Indians gave up a touchdown position on its first offensive series, zone on a tipped pass and returned on the game’s opening possession and but kicker Houston Crews missed a it to the 45-yard line. Facing fourth- By EDGAR THOMPSON had to start their fourth-string quarter- 30-yard attempt. That was one of only and-9 on the ensuring possession, Fort Orlando Sentinel back, Jared Fraze, after another injury a few scoring opportunities for the White ran a toss sweep to running The Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes have at the position. Despite the deficit Indians. back Leon Watkins and he broke free scheduled a home-and-home series for the 2024 and the disadvantage under center, They would have tied the game in for a 32-yard gain. and 2025 seasons, more than 20 years since the two Fort White put together a second-half the second quarter on Leon Watkins’ “We saw how their defense was lin- schools last met during back-to-back regular sea- scoring drive to make the final result 70-yard punt return touchdown, but a ing up,” Jackson said of the play call, sons. a 7-7 tie. block in the back negated the play. The “and we told our guys, ‘If we just block The last time the two longtime rivals scheduled “Really proud of the effort we same penalty also took away a first-half how we’re supposed to, we know how a home-and-home series, Steve Spurrier was on the showed,” Indians coach Demetric UF sideline and Miami was entering the final years Jackson said. “We made some good of one of the greatest runs in college football. The Gators will host the Hurricanes in the Swamp in 2024 plays at critical times. That’s what you before heading to South Florida in 2025. have to do any time you’re going up News of the series confirms a report earlier this against a 6A school, and they were 7A week by the Orlando Sentinel and comes one week last year before dropping down. So our before the Gators and Hurricanes square off for the guys really stepped up.” first time since 2013. Next Saturday’s match at 7 p.m. The Broncos ran back the opening in Orlando’s Camping World Stadium will kick off kickoff into Fort White territory, and the 150th season of college football and be the only then quarterback Joe Justino found game played in the continental U.S. (Arizona also will the end zone on a 20-yard keeper. But visit Hawaii.) the Indians held Middleburg scoreless The Gators’ nonconference schedules have been the rest of the way, holding Justino to lagging of late, with UF facing two FCS schools in 2018 and also this upcoming season. The 2020 sched- just 24 yards on his next five carries. ule features visits from with Eastern Washington, “I thought our defense played South Alabama and New Mexico State. great,” Jackson said. “We had a couple But recently UF athletics director Scott Stricklin guys get out of alignment in the first aggressively upgraded future matchups. UF’s 2025 quarter and the quarterback kept the non-SEC slate will include Miami, USF and Florida ball and made some nice runs. But our State. The Gators have future home-and-home series with Colorado (2028, 2029) and Texas (2030, 2031). BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter INDIANS continued on 4B Middleburg QB Joe Justino keeps the ball Friday against Fort White. GATORS continued on 3B 2B SUNDAY, August 18, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER CHS Volleyball season begins

TODD WILSON/Lake City Reporter Columbia High Volleyball played in the Bell High School preseason tournament on Saturday. Head coach Trudy Andrews (center) speaks to the team during a timeout. Lauren Wilson (10), assistant coaches Heather Benson-Durr and Wayne Andrews, Danielle Thomson (14) and Avona Randolph (9), listen in the huddle. The Tigers open their season at 6 p.m. Monday at home against St. Francis High of Gainesville. Urias suspended 20 games ATLANTA — Major will miss 15 more games ty for what I believe was League Baseball without pay. my inappropriate conduct announced Saturday that “Since May, I have been during the incident. Dodgers pitcher Julio fully cooperating with “Even in this instance Urias accepted a 20-game both law enforcement where there was no inju- suspension stemming and MLB,” Urias said in ry or history of violence, from his May arrest on a statement released by I understand and agree suspicion of misdemean- the Major League Baseball that Major League players or domestic battery. The Players’ Association. should be held to a higher five games Urias missed “Although the authorities standard.” while on administrative determined no charges of leave are included in the any kind were warranted, — Tribune News Service suspension, meaning he I accept full responsibili-

MAX FAULKNER/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee (50) moves to cover running back Ezekiel Elliott during the morning practice at training camp in Oxnard, Calif., on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Elliott won’t face charges By CLARENCE E. HILL Jr. Johnson said at the time personal conduct policy and Fort Worth Star-Telegram he didn’t want to press would not be punished. charges. Johnson then decided to Cowboys running back Elliott later met with file a police report to press Ezekiel Elliott has returned NFL Commissioner Roger charges against Elliott. to Dallas from Cabo San Goodell, who ruled that he Elliott’s team accused Lucas. didn’t violate the league’s Johnson of extortion. And while he did not come home to a new con- THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME tract — he is still holding By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek out and there has been no Unscramble these Jumbles, progress on a new deal one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. with the Cowboys — he has learned that he will not face USKOD @PlayJumble criminal charges over his Las Vegas altercation with a security guard. According to police doc- MRIPC uments, acquired by TMZ, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department met with prosecutors late last RSUYLE month and the prosecutors felt they could not move for- ward with charges against GIRONI Elliott. the free JUST JUMBLE Get app • Follow us on Twitter This brings to an end an Now arrange the circled letters ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as incident from a music festi- All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. val in May in which Elliott Answer pushed over security guard here: “ ” Kyle Johnson. (Answers Monday) Jumbles: IMPLY DRAFT BEWARE CASINO Elliott was initially cuffed Yesterday’s but not arrested. Answer: Henry’s skill in reducing costs for production of the Model T resulted in — “A-FORD-ABILITY” SUNDAY, August 18, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3B

OUTDOORS By MONTY STEPHENS Inshore, the bait of Special to the Reporter choice is live shrimp fished under a Cajun Popping Everyone who watches Cork. The guides will Venice, Louisiana, inshore saltwater fishing know where schools of shows has seen episodes Speckled Trout are locat- of fishing in southern ed. Fishing for Redfish is Louisiana. These shows done in the Marsh along a redfish utopia are always packed with the “Cane.” Good casting catches of large Redfish accuracy is a must as short and Speckled Trout along casts will result in a salt- the Louisiana marsh. water catfish. Cast on the While there are numer- money “tight to the cane” ous excellent “Jumping and the reward will be a off” ports in southeast quality redfish. Cast too Louisiana, Venice ranks far into the cane and the among the best. shrimp will become dis- Venice is 77 miles south lodged. At this point, the of New Orleans, near the guide may share some per- mouth of the Mississippi sonal comments on your River. It’s in Plaquemines fishing inability. Its’ all in Parish and its nickname fun though and make no is “End of the world.” mistake about, your guide During the heyday of the wants you to catch more oil industry, Venice was fish than anyone on the predominantly an oil rig other boats. Back at the supply town. It was home marina, at days end, your base to numerous supply guide will take great pride ships, crew boats, and heli- in your success. Cajuns copters. As the oil indus- are competitive and every try settled down during the guide wants to bring home 1980s, Venice emerged as the most fish. a fishing town. Venice is For sure a trip to Venice renowned for both inshore can be a “do it yourself” and offshore fishing. In trip … but as with any particular, Redfish action “new area” it is best to is top notch and catches either get a guide or fish of large Tuna are common with someone who knows offshore. the water. When running Make no mistake about in the marsh, there are it, Venice is deep in Cajun numerous underwater Country. Finding a pot of hazards that can wreck hot boiled crawfish will be a lower unit or damage about as easy as finding your boat. Many seasoned someone selling boiled anglers do bring their own peanuts in Lake City. boats. Crawfish Etoufee, Shrimp Since the guides typi- Creole, and Red Beans cally fish four people per and Rice are mainstays in boat, one option is to join a the few local restaurants group in order to “spread in Venice. A trip to Venice the cost out.” Ricky will feel somewhat like Crawford in Lake City has traveling to a foreign coun- organized many trips to try, except a passport is Venice over the past sev- not required. eral years. Guide boats Numerous fishing hold four anglers, so Ricky guides operate out of plans the trips based on Venice. Bay boats in the the number of friends join- 24 ft. range are the ves- ing him. He fishes with sel of choice for inshore Allen Moreau who owns fishing and near offshore Yellow Cotton Bayside fishing. Deep water and Lodge and operates 20 the first oil rig is a mere 3 guide boats. miles offshore. At the near Ricky negotiates the shore oil rigs, catches of lodging and fishing costs Kingfish, Cobia, Grouper, as a package and comes Amber Jacks and various up with an equitable split species of Snapper are per person. It should be common. Much farther noted Ricky does this as offshore, the water drops courtesy, not as a booking to 500 ft. or so and the agent. But since he has guides anchor on the salt attained “preferred cus- dome “lumps” which rise tomer status” he is able to to 250 ft. This is where get a competitive price for Tuna, Dolphin, Wahoo, and everyone. Marlin are caught. COURTESY Stacey Whiteside, Alan Moreau (Guide) and Mike McRae with a typical one day’s catch of fish in Venice GATORS Louisiana Continued From 1B

ALEX SHEPHERD/Special to the Reporter Florida will host rival Miami in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in 2024.

A source said UF also is working on scheduling a high-profile, neutral-site game with an opponent from out West to be staged in the not-too-dis- tant future. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek The Hurricanes, how- Unscramble these Jumbles, ever, are more natural one letter to each square, rivals with a shared his- to form four ordinary words. tory with the Gators. The schools played every NCALK @PlayJumble season from 1938 to 1987 other than during World War II. But next weekend’s OLAKA game will be just the third regular-season meeting since 2003. Miami holds a 29-26 edge RODFIB in the series, having won seven of the past eight meetings. Ranked No. 8 DEXOUT in the preseason coaches the free JUST JUMBLE Get app • Follow us on Twitter poll, the Gators are sev- Now arrange the circled letters en-point favorites enter- ©2019 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as

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Miami. Ans. here: “ ” ” (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: KUDOS CRIMP SURELY ORIGIN Saturday’s Answer: The rooster had been working out and the result was — GOOD “PECKS” 4b LAKEY CIT REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, August 18, 2019 SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF ANALYSIS

ENDICOTT, N.Y. Barron leads suspended Champions event US team

Monday qualifier worthy Doug Barron had a one- stroke lead in the Dick’s of respect, Sporting Goods Open when lightning forced not fear the suspension of play late in the second round Saturday. at WCup Making his second PGA Tour Champions start after turning 50 By Ben Golliver last month, Barron was The Washington Post 10 under for the tour- nament playing the ANAHEIM, Calif. par-4 15th when play — There were bumps, was stoppedatEnJoie bruises and even blow- Golf Club. out scrimmage losses Barron got into the along the way, but USA field Monday with Basketball wrapped a 66 at The Links at its two weeks of FIBA Hiawatha Landing. World Cup training He’s coming off a fifth- with an affirming vic- place tie in the Senior tory over its biggest British Open in his rival. Champions debut. Team USA defeated Scott McCarron was Spain, 90-81, in an tied for second after a exhibition contest 66. He won the event at the Honda Center two years ago, on Friday, maintain- Marco Dawson, ing firm control of the playing alongside action after claiming Barron and Miguel a double-digit lead in Angel Jimenez in the the first quarter. While final group, also was 9 Spain’s starting lineup, under with Scott Parel which consisted of and David McKenzie. five players with NBA Playing together in the experience, nearly second-to-last group, Bill Walton does commentary on NBC Sports Chicago during Friday’s game between the White Sox played the Americans Parel and McKenzie and Angels. Walton was calling the game on an invitation from the White Sox and announcer Jason to a draw, coach Gregg also were on 15 when BenettI. [JOE REEDY/ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Popovich’s second unit play was suspended. handily outplayed their counterparts. PHILADELPHIA “Of course, they are QB McCown signs with the best team in the Eagles, ends retirement competition and the best team in the world,” said Josh McCown’s Walton’s World Spanish Coach Sergio retirement lasted two Scariolo, whose country months. took silver behind Team The Philadelphia USA’s golds at the 2008 Eagles signed the Eccentric basketball Hall of Famer and 2012 Olympics. 40-year-old quarter- Scariolo’s tip of the hat back to a one-year deal cappedanup-and-down on Saturday, a person brings unique musings to baseball training camp for Team familiar with the deal USA, which lost scrim- told The Associated mages to a Select Team Press. He is coming out By Joe Reedy California and followed the Walton spoke to the White of rising stars in Las of retirement to join his The Asociated Press San Diego Padres when they Sox before the game and Vegas last week and to a 11th team and play his were a minor league team received a bat from catcher makeshift band of fringe 17th season. ANAHEIM, Calif. — Bas- and the Triple-A affiliate of James McCann. While NBAtalentsinLosAnge- McCown provides ketball Hall of Famer Bill the Cincinnati Reds. showing off the lumber in les this week. During insurance behind Carson Walton brought his unique His two favorite players the booth during the eighth one turnover-filled rout Wentz, who has finished commentary and musings as a kid were Chico Ruiz and inning, Walton predicted on Wednesday, Boston the past two seasons on to the baseball booth Friday Tony Perez. McCann would hit a grand Celtics guard Marcus the sideline because night. “He’s a huge fan of base- slam. Smart stood within ear- of injuries. The Eagles After nine innings, it was ball. He’s a huge fan of earth. A couple of pitches later, shot of dozens of media already lost two quar- evident Chicago White Sox He’s such a curious human he did. members and exclaimed, terbacks in the first two broadcasts might never be being that he’s a fan of any- “That boy James! I have “This is embarrassing.” preseason games. Nate the same again. thing he can pull out joy his bat, and he sent the ball Friday night’s victory Sudfeld broke his left Walton was the guest ana- from,” Benetti said. to outer space,” Walton wasn’t always pretty, wrist and is expected lyst because Steve Stone The 3-hour game — which exclaimed. but it was far from to return in September. is taking this weekend’s the White Sox won 7-2 — McCann said Walton embarrassing. Popov- Cody Kessler left Thurs- series against the Los Ange- also suited Walton’s style signed a ball for him before ich’s winning formula day night’s game with a les Angels off. The former because the pace of the game the game and it was a neat relies on depth, defense head injury. UCLA and NBA star center is slower. experience getting to meet and rebounding, and the called the ballgame for NBC “Baseball is for telling sto- him. Americans decisively LOS ANGELES Sports Chicago with Jason ries and thank goodness he’s “He asked for a bat to have prevailed in all three. Fox removes himself Benetti. The two also work here,” Benetti said. “There up in the booth. So I just gave Team USA’s bench from World Cup plans together on college basket- are really no requirements him mine and it went from outscored Spain’s, ball games for ESPN. of keeping up with a game. there. It was a special thing,” 52-36; the Americans De’Aaron Fox of the The White Sox were It’s there. You’re in and out McCann said. held Spain to 29-of 71 Sacramento Kings sur- intrigued about bringing of high-leverage plays.” As Benetti was signing off, shooting (41%) and won prisingly withdrew Walton in for a game after Walton did get off on Walton said: “I apologize the rebounding battle, from USA Basketball’s hearing him and Benetti call- the right foot when he said on behalf of the human race 42-20. national team Saturday, ing the Maui Invitational last during the first inning: for destroying your broad- “It was like a baptism meaning the Americans November. “Mike Trout. He’s good.” cast, and I hope I don’t ruin for us,” Popovich said now have 13 candidates Benetti, in his fourth In the fifth, he also had a your career, which I think I of his team’s first game for the 12-man World season calling White Sox unique way of describing already let that bus go by.” against foreign competi- Cup roster. games, then extended the Trout’s 41st home run of the But judging by the recep- tion. “I was most pleased Fox told USA Basket- invitation to Walton during season. tion the game got across with us defensively. I ball of his choice a few the NBA playoffs. “That’s Trout? Swim- social media — it was trend- thought we did a good hours before the team The fact that it was 70s ming upstream, avoiding ing on Twitter most of the job for anew group com- was to fly to Australia Weekend and Tie Dye all the flies, and sending night — many people were municating with each for final preparations T-Shirt night at Angel Sta- one ricocheting through the enjoying it. other, and we had agood for this month’s tourna- dium made it even all the universe.” White Sox manager Rick effort by everybody on mentinChina.Foxwasin more surreal. There were also Walton’s Renteria was hoping the the boards tonight.” the team’s plans for the “That is the way my life usual philosophical musings Walton experience could The American attack, Australia trip, and it was works. I talked to my son such as “We’re all security carry over to the next road however, often lacked believed he would have Chris who lives in the area guards in the game of life” trip against Minnesota. flow during a sloppy been a strong candidate and it’s his son’s birthday, and “If you are ever feeling “You know what? If he performance that saw fortheWorldCupsquad. so we picked out this date,” down about life, just put on would like to come and the 21 turnovers borne of Fox played a team- Walton said. “It’s the 50th John Fogerty.” organization is on board, miscommunication, low six minutes in the anniversary of Woodstock, Walton’s best line of the we will take him,” Renteria poor timing and mental Americans’ 90-81 win it’s tie-dye night here and night, though? said. “He was awesome. I lapses. If not for the over Spain in a pre- there’s a Big A out front, so “I would not be a good never met him before, but U.S. team’s scorching World Cup exhibition at it all rolls into one.” catcher. I’m much better that was pretty neat. To 11-of-19 3-point shoot- Anaheim, California, on The 6-foot-11 Walton said at getting high than getting point on everything. He was ing, Spain would have Friday night. He had two he grew up a baseball fan in low.” awesome.” been in position to pull pointsandoneassist,and off a rare upset. Indeed, the U.S. outscored Spain timely three-pointers by 10 points in his brief by Joe Harris and Jayson stints on the floor. “I would not be a good catcher. I’m much better at getting high than getting low.” Tatum snuffed out a Bill Walton, during Friday’s White Sox-Angels broadcast Spanish rally late in the The Associated Press fourth quarter. Classified Department 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY, August 18, 2019 5b Classifi ed Department 755-5440 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2019 SPORTSCLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B LAKE CITY REPORTER    Take ADvantage of the Reporter Classifieds! Injury bug bites   CLASSIFIED ADVANTAGE 755-5440 Fort White again

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The GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION minor drainage work, base PUBLISHER'S NOTE Phone: (386) 754-0420 CASE NO. 2019-234-CA work, minor guardrail, signal Florida Law 828.29 requires Broncos and Indians tied zabolverdi@lakecityreporter. VELMA C. PERRY, loop replacement, grassing, dogs and cats being sold to be the game, 7-7. Plaintiff, signs and pavement markings. at least 8 weeks old and have a Running Jackon said. “He’s got v. health certificate from a li- WENDY L. CLARK, also known 527444 censed veterinarian document- back-turned-quarterback a brace on his knee to as August 18, 2019 ing they have mandatory shots Brayden Summers was kind of help some of that WENDY L. BOYD, if living, and, and are free from intestinal and swelling. NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE set to get the nod, but if external parasites. Many “It didn’t swell up bad. deceased, the unknown spouse The following property will be species of wildlife must be li- suffered a knee injury and heirs, sold by written bid by 9:00 a.m. censed by Florida Fish and during Thursday’s walk- He can walk and he can beneficiaries, or persons claim- MST on August 29, 2019 Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- bend it. But when he 2015 Kenworth T680 1XKY- through. ing by, tact the local office for informa- puts pressure on it, that’s through, under or against D49X3FJ428635 tion. “His knee just gave out WENDY L. To inquire about this item on him,” Jackson said when he has problems.” CLARK, also known as please call Bret Swenson at of Summers. “It literally Summers’ injury wasn’t WENDY L. 801-624-5864. the only problem under BOYD, and the Unknown Ten- Transportation Alliance Bank happened the second to 4185 Harrison Blvd Ogden, UT last play of practice.” center. Fort White’s new ant(s) Want to buy cattle. All kinds EASY 84403 in Possession, 352-339-3018 AND CONVENIENT Summers still made starting center, Andrew Defendants. the trip to Middleburg Timmsen, also did not SECOND AMENDED NOTICE 527925 Wanted to lease pasture for Look at what you can do OF ACTION August 16, 18, 2019 cattle. 352-339-3018 and watched from the play in the Preseason TO: WENDY L. CLARK, also Registration of Fictitious sideline on crutches. Classic. known as WENDY L. BOYD, if Names ONLINE The good news is that “We certainly had to living, and, if deceased, the un- We the undersigned, being duly known spouse and heirs, bene- DW/MH 3/2 on 1 acre lot, front it doesn’t appear to be a deal with some adversity sworn, do hereby declare under GO going into the game,” ficiaries, or persons claiming oath that the names of all per- and back porch, new floors, TO www.lakecityreporter.com major injury. by, through, under or against sons interested in the business fresh paint, W/D incl. $975/mo. “We don’t think it’s Jackson said. “With WENDY L. CLARK, also known or profession carried on under + $975 dep. No pets. 386-288- Click FORMS & SUBMISSIONS anything serious,” Brayden and Andrew out, as WENDY L. BOYD: the name of ACCURATE 8401. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Jackson said. “His knee we had issues from the TRANSIT 698 NW SHAW GLN, ❑ Anniversary Announcement that an action has been filed LAKE CITY, FL 32055. Contact just kind of swelled up get-go. But Jared found a against you in the Circuit Court Phone Number: (386) 406-4726 way to make some plays.” of the Third Judicial Circuit, in ❑ Birth Announcement on him a little bit. The and the extent of the interest of X-rays came back nega- Jackson revealed that and for Columbia County, Flori- each, is as follows: Apartment for rent. 2/1 newly ❑ Change of Address da, to determine that an agree- Name: KENYATTA MERRICK remodeled. $800/mo incl water tive, so he shouldn’t be Fraze hadn’t taken reps ment for deed was not can- Extent of Interest: 100% and sewer. Located off Lake ❑ Delivery Issues or Concerns out an extended amount at QB in more than a celled and to foreclose an by:/s/ KENYATTA MERRICK City Avenue. 386-755-6867. of time. But it’s just week. He finished 4 of 10 agreement for deed in and to STATE OF FLORIDA ❑ Engagement Announcement the following property in COUNTY OF COLUMBIA something we need to for 18 yards, including a Columbia County, Florida: Sworn to and subscribed before ❑ Give a gift subscription look out for.” game-tying touchdown Lot 2, Platt Subdivision, a sub- me this 15TH day of AUGUST, pass to Co division according to the plat ❑ Letter to the Editor The Indians are A.D. 2019. Lee on the final play of thereof recorded in Plat Book 7, by:/s/ LAURA M. IVEY 3/2 DWMH very private on 47 already without start- Page 22, public records of Title: Notary close to town. $950/mo ❑ News Tips ing quarterback Tyler the third quarter. Columbia County, Florida. $500/sec dep. 386-365-6228 “That was a big deal Subject to a 30 foot wide strip ❑ Obituary Form Jefferson, who is recov- 528049 for Jared,” Jackon said. of land to be used as a com- August 18,2019 ering from a torn ACL. mon drive easement lying ❑ Place a Classified Ad He’s not expected to “He had practiced on South of the following-de- Monday and Tuesday scribed line: Commence at the ❑ Submit an Event to the Calendar return to action until late NE corner of the above-de- LIVE OAK OFFICE BUILDING September or October, the week before, but I 1800+ sq. ft. On US 129 across ❑ Vacation Delivery Service scribed lot; thence West 60 Schlitzkus Law, simply the which opened the door didn’t give him any more feet. from Courthouse. Ideal for at- reps after that. So when Best! Very satisfied client, torneys or businesses. On- ❑ Wedding Announcement for Summers. Together with a 30-foot wide Steven Hunt, Branford, Fl. strip of land to be used as a street and private parking. 9 He made a position Brayden got hurt, we common drive easement lying rooms plus 2 restrooms. Sub- Lake City Reporter change to compete with were like, ‘Oh shoot.’ North and adjacent to the letting permitted. $1,400 per Khalil Barr and won the “Jared literally didn’t above-described easement. mo. Call 386-362-9008. Restrictions: No junk (including job in fall camp. Jackson get any reps last week junk cars) may be placed or said Summers may and he attends a private kept on property. miss the season opener school. So I couldn’t get Subject to right of way ease- 3/2 DWMH 1 acre, lease pur- him in class to do some ments of record and outstand- against Suwannee on MAKE EXTRA chase or sale. Just reduced! reps in the morning. ing mineral easements of $$ MONEY $$ Seller financing w/10% DP. Friday. record. 386-397-3258. “He could be out But he made it happen. Tax ID Number 25-5S-15E- I thought he did well, I 00479-102. The Lake City Reporter, a Hobby Farm. Five acres with 4 next week. He goes in and you are required to serve a daily newspaper, seeks BR, office, 3BA house (2500 Monday, so we’ll see,” really did.” copy of your written defenses Independent Contractor s.f.) Huge 40x60 two story RV to it, if any, on RALPH R. Barn w/Apt, 2BA, 30x30 live- Newspaper Carriers for stock barn, kids playhouse DEAS, ESQUIRE, Attorney for several motor routes in Plaintiff, 227 SE Hernando Av- 12x20. 586 Leroy Ct., Lake enue, Lake City, Florida the city and county. You City. Charlie 386-984-7226. 32025, e-mail: must be motivated by $269,000.00 Owner financing [email protected], earning extra money, be possible w/large d.p. and file the original with the an early riser and have MH Owner financing: On one Clerk of the above-styled Court reliable transportation. acre (mol) 232 Beadie Circle, at the Columbia County Court- Apply in person during Lake City. $10,000.00 down house, 173 NE Hernando Av- normal business hours. payment, finance $64,000.00. enue, Lake City, Florida At 8% for 13 years. Monthly 32055, either before service on Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm $730.00 PITI. Charlie 386-984- Plaintiffs attorney or immediate- NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 7226. ly thereafter, not later than th PUBLISHER'S NOTE September 18 , 2019, other- All real estate advertising in this wise, a default will be entered The Lake City Reporter, a dai- newspaper is subject to the fair against you for the relief de- ly newspaper, seeks Indepen- housing act which makes it ille- manded in the Complaint or Pe- dent Contractor Newspaper gal to advertise "any prefer- tition. Carrier. Apply in person during ence, limitation, or discrimina- WITNESS MY HAND and the normal business hours. tion based on race, color, reli- Seal of this Court on August gion, sex, disability, familial sta- th Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm 14 , 2019. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE tus or national origin; or any in- P. DeWITT CASON tention to make such prefer- Clerk of the Court ence, limitation or discrimina- By: /s/ Susan Weeks tion." Familial status includes Deputy Clerk children under the age of 18 liv- (Court Seal) ing with parents or legal custo- PUBLISHER'S NOTE dians, pregnant women and 527630 All Yard Sale Ads people securing custody of chil- August 18, 25, 2019 Must be Pre-Paid. dren under the age of 18. This CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter newspaper will not knowingly Fort White running back Leon Watkins bounces to ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS accept any advertising for real the outside in Friday’s Preseason Classic. CITY OF LAKE CITY estate which is in violation of INVITATION TO BID (ITB) the law. Our readers are here- 018-2019 by informed that all dwellings McFarlane Avenue Resurfacing Registered Brangus Bulls 1-3 advertised in this newspaper THE CITY OF LAKE CITY years old, certified, gentle, are available on an equal op- INDIANS WILL RECEIVE SEALED BIDS ready to breed. $2000-$2500. portunity basis. To complain of FOR THE FOLLOWING: 352-215-1018. discrimination call HUD toll free Continued From 1B McFarlane Avenue Resurfacing at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Lake City, Florida telephone number to the hear- Date & Time for Receiving ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. they line up and we can go.’ Leon had a good little stut- Bids: 11:00 AM, LOCAL TIME Thursday, September 19, 2019 ter step and made a guy miss to get that first down.” Dryer white, good condition Late bids will not be considered Watkins finished with 56 yards rushing on 14 car- under any circumstances $100. We do services calls too. 678-617-5560 or 386-638-0046. ries. Fraze capped off the drive on the final play of the Deadline for Questions: 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, Friday, September 13, 2019 gorgeous oaks, great area, site third quarter with touchdown pass to Coby Lee, who 4:00 PM built homes only. Owner Fi- broke two tackles on his way to the pylon. Date & Time for Bid Opening: nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. Thursday, September 19, 2019 $513/mo 352-215-1018. “It was huge for us,” Jackson said of the play. “Jared 11:15 AM www.LandOwnerFinancing.com Place for Receiving Bids: Cows for Sale, 10 head, all for all intents and purposes is our fourth-string quar- Procurement Department bred, some with calves, $8,500 terback and threw a TD to our backup tight end that City of Lake City 2nd Floor for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. DoD you have the cutest pet in Columbia County? scored. I was really proud of those guys getting that 205 North Marion Avenue Gaited John mule for sale. 12 Lake City, FL 32055 years old. Husband/wife/se- Let the public decide! score and competing until the very end.” (386) 719-5816 OR nior/child safe. Loads, clips, Cutest Pet Photo Contest Comingg Soon! The fourth quarter belonged to the junior varsity (386) 719-5818 farrier all good. Will coon jump. Bid Documents Available All prizes sponsored . Many trail miles in FL/TN. Go Lake City players on both teams, and the Indians had a chance to from:NORTH FLORIDA PRO- alone or group. $3800. Call To Enter: win late. They went for it on fourth down in the game’s FESSIONAL SERVICES, INC. Richard at 386-931-0928. P.O. Box 3823 Submit pet photo with his/her name, final minute, but wide receiver Darren Clark dropped your name, your address and phone number via Lake City, FL 32056 the go-ahead touchdown pass in the end zone. (386) 752-4675, email to [email protected]. FAX (386) 752-4674 Help us support the LAKE A $25 fee is required per entry. One pet per photo, per entry. “My JV coaches are going to get on him for that Contact: CITY HUMAN SOCIETY by one,” Jackson said. Debbie Motes sponsoring some pet photos! To Vote: ([email protected]) Once a month the Lake City All official photos will be posted in the Lake City Reporter Fort White opens the regular season with a home Electronic copies of the bid Reporter prints photos of matchup against Suwannee on Friday at 7:30 p.m. documents will be provided free adoptable pets. With your And on our FB page. To vote on FB, simply click Like on your of charge. Paper copies of the sponsorship we can publish favorite photo. You may also use the voting form in the The Bulldogs defeated Yulee 27-0 in their Preseason bid documents are not avail- more photos! For as little as newspaper and submit it to our office at Classic. able. Bidders using partial sets $25.31/mo you get a 2” space of Documents are fully respon- for your business or personal 180 Duval St. Lake City, Fl. by deadline listed below. “It gets real next week against Suwannee,” Jackson sible for any errors or omis- message. Help find them forev- DEADLINES ARE AS FOLLOWS: said. “We realize they have a lot of talent and a lot more sions made due to not review- er homes today! Call or email Photo Entry and Payment: Due by 5 PM, 8/26/19 ing the entire set of Construc- for more information. Voting Close Date: 9/18/19. speed than what we saw against Middleburg. So we’ve tion Documents. 386-754-0401 (Photos for voting will be posted in print and FB on 9/2/19) got our work cut out for us.” Project Description: The project classifieds@lakecityreporter. Winners will be announced in print and FB on 9/20/19. involves the milling and resur- com 6b LAKEY CIT REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, August 18, 2019 Classified Department 755-5440 OFFENSE Continued From 1B

around. He started Andrew Myers and Bryant Green alongside Lanadrick Bradley and Jace Hoskey. Myers had a couple of drops, including one in the end zone on a 4th-and-7 in the second half. Green had a drop as well, though to his credit he also held onto one pass where he got drilled by a defender. But things will look completely different when Bell and Williams return. Smith will have Bell and Hoskey’s 4.3 speed on the outside while Bradley and Williams will be able to tear up defenses over the middle. And Columbia won’t score just 14 points. “Having two of your four starters out kind of mixes up things, but at the end of the day speed is going to kill no matter who we’re playing,” Allen said. “Speed and the understanding of what we’re doing is going to help us a lot.” Allen is hoping to have both players back for next Friday’s season opener against Trinity Christian and the Tigers are going to need them. The Conquerors handed them their only loss last season in a 31-30 thriller over in Jacksonville. Columbia knows fourteen points isn’t going to cut it. “It was rough tonight,” Smith said. “But I’m excited to get those guys back and see what we can do in this offense.” Bell and Williams won’t just boost the Tigers on the scoreboard either. They’ll provide consistency and bring leadership to a group that needed it Friday night against Colquitt County, which was ranked second overall in the state of Georgia. Columbia’s schedule doesn’t get any easier from here with the likes of playoff teams such as Oakleaf, Atlantic, Marion County and two-time defending 1A champion Madison County. But Bell and Williams are the players who will help the Tigers reach another level offensively in those games. They’ll also show that the Tigers are a true contender. “They’re the other pieces to the puzzle for Columbia right now going into the season,” running back Kylen Callum said. “We need them.” BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Friday night showed that more than ever. The Tigers make their entrance for Friday’s Preseason Classic. But don’t worry fans, Bell and Williams will answer the call.

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia head coach Brian Allen.

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia quarterback Jordan Smith attempts a pass. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia running back Jailen Brown carries the ball upfield.

and didn’t capitalize on them. The take- CHS away is for sure, one, we’ve got to make Do you have the cutest pet in Columbia County? sure we’re better conditioned than we Let the public decide! Continued From 1B showed tonight. I’m speaking specifically on the offensive side. I saw routes not Cutest Pet Photo Contest Coming Soon! “We had a lot of busted runs. That’s all we being run full speed, but it’s not even week All prizes sponsored . really need to work on because the pass one yet so it has plenty of opportunity to Lake City coverage was there.” get better.” To Enter: Columbia’s offense sputtered throughout Colquitt County tied the game four sec- the night minus its two touchdown drives. onds into the second quarter when Harden Submit pet photo with his/her name, Smith, another USF commit, had more connected with Lemeke Brockington for your name, your address and phone number via incompletions than completions (11/26 for a five-yard score. Harden then put the 169 yards) while the running game strug- Packers up 14-7 midway through the peri- email to [email protected]. gled behind a newly shaped offensive line od on another five-yard TD pass, this time and managed just 70 yards, led by Kylen to Tajh Sanders. A $25 fee is required per entry. One pet per photo, per entry. Callum’s 49 on 12 carries. Columbia tied the game with a nine-play, The Tigers also had three three-and-outs 55-yard drive, ending with Smith’s 25-yard To Vote: in the first half, with the only sustained touchdown pass to Bradley. But Smith All official photos will be posted in the Lake City Reporter drive resulting in a five-yard touchdown wasn’t happy with his team’s tune-up for from Smith to receiver Jace Hoskey, which next Friday’s season opener against Trinity And on our FB page. To vote on FB, simply click Like on your put Columbia up 7-0 in the first quarter. Christian. favorite photo. You may also use the voting form in the That drives was aided by a 59-yard recep- “I felt good about (the touchdown tion by Lanadrick Bradley, who led the drives) but I wasn’t satisfied because we newspaper and submit it to our office at Tigers with 102 receiving yards on four went three or four possessions four-and- 180 Duval St. Lake City, Fl. by deadline listed below. catches. out,” Smith said. “That’s not like us. Last But there were several dropped pass- year we were scoring in two or three plays. DEADLINES ARE AS FOLLOWS: es and miscues between Smith and his This year we went four-and-out and that’s Photo Entry and Payment: Due by 5 PM, 8/26/19 receivers throughout the night in Bell and not like us at all so I was frustrated. We’ll Williams’ absence. get on the drawing board next week and Voting Close Date: 9/18/19. “We made a ton of mistakes offensively come out and execute next Friday against (Photos for voting will be posted in print and FB on 9/2/19) tonight,” Allen said. “We had opportunities Trinity Christian.” Winners will be announced in print and FB on 9/20/19. C1 Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County

Week of Sun., August 18–24, 2019 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C Nothing fishy about restaurant’s tale

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Two decades ago the Crenshaw family moved from the New Port Richey area to Fort White. They barely knew anyone in the area, but they knew two things: this was going to be their new home and that they wanted to start a restaurant. Their dream of having a suc- cessful restaurant has become a 20-year reality, and area residents and visitors to the restaurants have become the Crenshaws’ extended family and patrons of the restaurant with the unique name. Philip Crenshaw is the owner of Phish Tales, along with his wife, Toni Crenshaw. Their son, James Crenshaw, is the restaurant’s general manager. Next week the Crenshaws will celebrate 20 years as local restaurateurs. Phish Tales, 1449 SW Main Blvd., will commemorate its 20th anniversary, with “throw back pricing” where the chicken wings, beer and other items will be sold at the 1999 prices from when the restaurant originally opened. The event will take place from noon-10 p.m. on Saturday. (While supplies last and restrictions will apply.) Looking back, the Crenshaws Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter are appreciative of the past 20 James Crenshaw (from left) and his parents, Philip and Toni Crenshaw, stand in front of their restaurant. Next Saturday, Phish Tales years. will celebrate 20 years of serving the community great food. “We beat the odds,” Philip Crenshaw said. we pulled into the parking lot and ing of the late Gary Wilbur, who “It’s gone so fast,” Toni dad goes, ‘Yeah, this will work.’” died last month, and his late wife, Crenshaw said of the past two Convinced their eatery was Sheila Wilbur, Toni’s best friend decades. “When you go past four going to be a success, they worked who died in 2007. “They believed years you beat the odds. We had for the next 20 years to show just in us, and they knew the people. no doubt that this would work.” how successful it could be. This town has embraced us.” Toni Crenshaw was sure the Toni Crenshaw said their During their 20 years, the restaurant would be a hit because friends recognized the opportu- restaurant has had four expan- she said it was their passion. nity and encouraged them along sion projects, where the seating “There was no other option,” the way. capacity one time increased to 340 James Crenshaw added. “It was “This 20th anniversary is going seats before the site reduced to it blind optimism . . . I remember to be a little bittersweet because current configuration of 170 seats. looking out the window, the first the people that we moved up here, “This is a destination restau- time ever laying eyes on the place. that found us this place, have rant,” James Crenshaw said. “It’s We didn’t even go to the door yet, passed away,” she said, speak- PHISH continued on 4C

Bruce Croft (left), a long time patron at Phish Tales, talks to Philip Crenshaw, the owner, during a James Crenshaw, the general manager of Phish Tales, prepares recent visit to the local restaurant. to pour a beer. The restaurant opened on his 13th birthday under the name Phish Heads.

Philip Crenshaw takes note of a service order. Crenshaw worked in the corpo- Toni Crenshaw, co-owner of Phish Tales, shares a laugh with customers last rate side of restaurants for 25 years before opening his restaurant in Lake City. week. She never had a doubt the restaurant would succeed. C2

2C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, AUGUST 18–24, 2019 LCMC welcomes medical students From staff reports which they have previously here in Lake City, then pick Lake City is welcoming partnered with. a field of medicine to contin- three medical school stu- The Florida Department ue their education through dents from the Alabama of Health produced a residency program. These College of Osteopathic Columbia County Health residency programs can Medicine. This is the first Assessment 2019 identified range from primary care to group of students at Lake that while our area had surgical services. As they City Medical Center from increased recently to 140.1 continue their education, ACOM with the facility physicians per 100,000 I want them to look back vision of fostering a pipeline population they are signifi- at their time spent here at of physicians to care for the cantly lower than the state Lake City Medical Center community inside and out rate (roughly 45% of state and remember the exper- of the hospital. rate). The introduction of tise and the dedication to The Alabama College of medical students at Lake improve human life that our Osteopathic Medicine is City Medical Center will staff and physicians provide located in Dothan, Alabama, expose Columbia County as daily to our community. and was chartered in 2013 a potential site for young “This represents a sig- to meet the needs of physi- physicians to enter the nificant step to creating a cian shortages in Alabama workforce and apply their physician pipeline into our and the Southeast region needed trade. area, which is not only cru- with particular emphasis “I am extremely excit- cial for community devel- on primary care. Lake City COURTESY ed to have these students opment, but in improving Medical Center has part- From left: Program facilitator Dominique Greene DNP, APRN; students Alozie learning from the high qual- any disparity in identified nered with ACOM to pro- Mbanaso, Hunter White andAbigail Lasta; Physician facilitator Rolando ity physicians and medical health statistics between vide clinical training and Domiguez, MD. professionals at Lake City Columbia County and the experiences within the com- Medical Center and in our rest of Florida. In develop- munity for third- and fourth- who will train in the fields GYN, as well as other spe- ship they have with HCA area, LCMC Rick Naegler ing a sustainable network of year medical students. This of primary care, surgery, cialties. In providing these Healthcare to include Lake said. “These students will care we continue to commit program will start July 29, behavioral medicine, pedi- students to LCMC, ACOM City Medical Center to a finish their clinical rotation to the care and improve- 2019 with three students atrics, hospice and OB/ is expanding the partner- growing list of facilities in a learning environment ment of human life.” Why you need a will even if you’re young

Dear Dave, DAVE SAYS in the event of a coma. These home about $90,000 a year. In addi- kid’s nursery, and so did my kids. Why do I need a will if I’m still things aren’t fun to think about, tion to this, we have almost $60,000 There’s a price to be paid anytime young and haven’t acquired a lot but doing it will take a huge in equity in our home. We also have you decide to get serious about of wealth? burden off the people you love. a toddler, plus another baby on the gaining control of your money and Laura And all this becomes even more way. Do you think we should sell cleaning up a financial mess you’ve important if you have children, the house, and rent for a few years, made. You’re going to have to work Dear Laura, because the state will step in and while using the money from the like maniacs and have no lives for In a case like yours, you don’t decide what happens to them if sale of the house to pay down our a while. That might even mean need a complicated will. 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The other thing you’ll always distraught and grieving, and you lean into it, and make sure you’re SolutDave Ramsey is CEO of Let’s say you’re in your early- want to have in your will package don’t want to make it worse by leav- living on a strict, written budget. Ramsey Solutions. He has authored to mid-twenties and single. You is a healthcare power of attorney ing them with a lot of important, I’m talking about no vacations, and seven best-selling books, includ- ing The Total Money Makeover. have a car and a bank account, directive. This includes things difficult decisions to make. no eating out. You shouldn’t see The Dave Ramsey Show is heard and that’s it. In this kind of sce- like who’s going to make medical —Dave the inside of a restaurant unless by more than 16 million listeners nario, it’s going to be easy to work decisions for you if you’re unable you’re working there. And the new each week on 600 radio stations through your estate. But it’s going to make decisions for yourself. Dear Dave, kid’s crib may have to come from a and multiple digital platforms. to take your parents—or whoev- As a part of this, you’d want to fill My wife and I are on Baby Step garage sale, but so what? Mine did, Follow Dave on the web at dav- er’s left—a whole lot longer to out the paperwork on whether to 2, and the only debt we have is too. Want to know something else? eramsey.com and on Twitter at @ get those few simple transactions disconnect life support systems $90,000 in student loans. We bring I survived without having a rich DaveRamsey. How is my Social Security benefit amount determined? Dear Rusty: I am 60 will be based upon the high- add it up to arrive at what’s RUSTY SAYS — 8% more for each year you are married, and your years old. I have worked est earning 35 years of your called your “primary insur- you delay, up to age 70 when PIA is less than 50% of your full time since age 22. I am lifetime working career (not ance amount” or “PIA.” The maximum is reached. At age husband’s PIA, then you thinking about working only the last few years). “bend point” values change 70 your benefit will be about might also be eligible for part-time ages 62-65. When To determine your bene- each year, but for 2019 they 25% more than it would be at a spousal boost from your I start collecting my social fit, Social Security will take are $926 and $5,583. your FRA. husband. Or if you are the security benefit sometime your entire record of lifetime To compute your benefit, But a note of caution: any higher earner, your husband after age 65, will my monthly earnings, adjust each year the formula will take 90% of benefit estimates you have might be eligible for a spou- amount be based on only the for inflation, and select the the first $926 of your AIME; now from Social Security sal boost from you when you last few years of my work- 35 years in which you had 32% of your AIME between assume you’ll keep earning claim your Social Security ing? Can you please explain the highest earnings. After $926 and $5,583; and 15% of at your current level until benefit. how my monthly amount totaling those years they’ll any amount of your AIME you reach your FRA, so if Russell Gloor n will be determined? Signed: divide by 420 (the number of over $5,583. The product of AMAC Certified Social Security Advisor you work part-time start- The Association of Mature Planning My Future months in 35 years) to deter- those three computations ing at age 62 your benefit American Citizens (AMAC) is a mine your “average indexed are added together to arrive amounts will be less than vital senior advocacy organi- Dear Planning: I admire monthly earnings” (AIME). at your PIA. months. If you claim any those shown in the current zation that acts and speaks on that you’re thinking ahead They then break your AIME Your PIA is the amount earlier than your FRA, your estimates. their behalf, protecting their to your retirement years and into several parts (using you will get at your full benefit will be reduced — Finally, the above applies interests and offering a prac- I’m happy to clarify this for what’s known as “bend retirement age, or your about 29% less if claimed at to your own individual SS tical insight on how to best you. Your Social Security points”) and then take a per- “FRA,” which for you (born 62. If you wait beyond your retirement benefit from your solve the problems they face benefit, when you claim it, centage of each part and in 1959) is 66 years and 10 FRA the benefit will be more own lifetime work record. If today. C3

WEEK OF SUNDAY, AUGUST 18–24, 2019 BUSINESS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3C Mall partners with schools for reading initiative The Lake City Mall tures two events for part- donates $1 for the school’s “This is a great annu- that motivate students to way outside of the class- announced today the start nering elementary schools. library. The second event is al event that brings people read,” said Coles Doyle, room and the home.” of Lake City READS, a pro- The first is a READS Spirit a READS Recognition Night together in the Mall in sup- Marketing Director for Lake City READS is sup- gram designed to publicly Night that encourages that celebrates the reading port of local reading suc- Hull Property Group. “The ported by the Lake City promote reading through reading and supports local achievements of students at cess. Our goal is to use READS events are special Mall at no cost to participat- special events held at the libraries. The event fea- the end of the school year. the mall common area for family outings that publicly ing schools. Elementary Lake City Mall that inspire tures interactive games The event features a pre- events that inspire shop- encourage and recognize schools looking to join students, make reading for students who can use sentation of certificates by pers, families and the com- students. They are uplifting, Lake City READS can visit fun and give back to local their reading skills to win local leaders and a wall of munity and we are excited fun and aim to inspire and https://www.ourcityreads. school libraries. prizes. For every student recognition displaying the to work with local elemen- motivate com/spiritnight to sign up. Lake City READS fea- that attends, the program names of student readers. tary schools to host events local students in a unique — From staff reports. As citrus fades, Fla. farmers diversify

By AUSTIN FULLER “You’re going to have to with greening. Orlando Sentinel find some type of alterna- Smaller growers can only tive, and agritourism just is sustain the losses for so UMATILLA — A maze a huge thing that’s grow- many years, Rogers said. made of stacked citrus ing right now,” said Bill “Some look at it as we picking bins will serve as Baker, one of the owners want to get back in citrus, a nod to three generations of Sunsational Farms. “Back but right now we don’t have of citrus production on land when I was a kid, my dad the confidence we could do where a new agriculture said, ‘40 acres of citrus, you it at this point and stay in attraction called Sunsational could raise a family on, make business,” he said. “For the Farms is sprouting this fall. good money, send your kids small guys, several years of The maze, a retail store to college.’ Now, 400 acres of consecutive losses — you where people can watch citrus you have a hard time can’t sustain that forever.” fresh juice be squeezed, a raising a family on.” At Michael and Mary food barn envisioned to cook The changes come as hun- Graham’s family farm, much up fresh produce and a struc- dreds of thousands of com- of their 12-acre orange grove ture where visitors can see mercial citrus acres in Florida on Lake Yale Road near how fruit is processed are have disappeared with green- Umatilla has transformed replacing five acres of old ing and urbanization. into a peach orchard. tangerine trees and 10 acres Brian Faryna, his sister “If we’re going to continue of grapefruit devastated by Lauren Sutton and her hus- to be farmers, we needed citrus greening disease. band, Kris Sutton, have part- JOE BURBANK/The Orlando Sentinel/TNS to come up with something A multi-week fall festival nered with another longtime From left, Kris Sutton, Brian Faryna (center), and Bill Baker, at Sunsational Farms else to farm,” Mary Graham is in the works, mini-pump- citrus farming family, Bill in Umatilla, Monday, August 129. The former citrus-only grove operation is add- said. “We didn’t see any kins have been planted that and Dru Baker, to develop ing other crops including strawberries, pumpkin, broccoli and cauliflower. hope of seeing a cure for the farmers are still learn- Sunsational Farms on Roger big orange that sits outside are reflected across Central by the tiny Asian citrus psyl- greening anytime soon.” ing about growing and other Giles Road off East Collins the smaller store. Florida. lid insect that kills parts of The Graham family start- crops are coming including Street in Umatilla. The ‘You can’t sustain that for- In 2018, Osceola County a tree’s root system and ed growing citrus in 1918, strawberries, vegetables farm’s name also reflects ever’ had 6,925 citrus acres, was confirmed in Florida but planted peaches in 2014. and some citrus in seedless the history of the struggling Across Florida, there were Lake County had 6,567 and in 2005. Other factors such The family didn’t have a tangerines, seedless manda- Central Florida citrus indus- more than 400,000 acres of Orange County had 1,130. as urban development have market for selling peaches rins and lemons. try — a now-shuttered pack- citrus-bearing acreage in the In January 2008, Osceola encroached on farmland, once they were ready to pick As greening stresses trees ing house, owned by Faryna 2017-2018 crop year, down had 9,197, Lake 13,100 and explained Michael Rogers, in 2016, so they decided to and stunts their fruit, some and the Suttons’ family, was by nearly half from more Orange 3,674. In January director and professor at the have people come out to the Central Florida citrus farm- called Sunsational Citrus. than 777,000 acres in 1998- 1998, those numbers were University of Florida’s Citrus farm and pick the fruit them- ers are seeking to attract vis- Their family already runs 1999, according to a U.S. at 15,480 in Osceola, 20,807 Research and Education selves. itors through what’s known a smaller retail store in town Department of Agriculture in Lake and 9,155 in Orange. Center in Lake Alfred. “I literally just started a as agritourism and planting on North Central Avenue in and Florida Department of Not all of the decline The acreage lost right Facebook page,” she said. other crops, measures they Umatilla that will relocate Agriculture and Consumer in citrus over the past 20 now and over the past 10 Along with the farm’s hope will keep their busi- to the new building on the Services report. years has been because of years, though, is largely nesses afloat. farm along with the iconic Many of those lost acres greening, a disease spread because of people dealing FARMERS continued on 4C

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priate as the restaurant’s without him,” Toni cess on the local level. James Crenshaw turned mixed feelings about the PHISH decor has all types of tro- Crenshaw said. “He actual- “It taught me a lot of 13 years old the day the show. Continued From 1C phy fish mounts — fresh- ly knew what he was doing things to do and a lot of restaurant first opened as Bar Rescue called around water and saltwater. It also in a kitchen and liked to do things not to do,” Philip Phish Heads on August 23, two years ago and Philip not your chain out on U.S. contains pictures of the it and was back there. That Crenshaw said. “It gave me 1999. didn’t initially want to be on 90. You just have to eat, so Crenshaws’ family and makes all the difference in a lot of knowledge.” The restaurant didn’t television, but he and the you stop there to eat. This is friends with fish they caught the world of being success- become Phish Tales until family worked it out, got the a place you want to seek out from around the world. ful or not successful . . . Through the years it was featured on “Bar restaurant on the show and to enjoy a meal and an expe- There is even a photo of You have to have somebody Rescue,” a television show now they continue to forge rience, whether it be a beer Philip Crenshaw holding a back there in that kitchen Toni Crenshaw said the airing on the Paramount forward as Phish Tales. and some wings or an entire string of fish he caught as a who knows what they’re eatery has always had loyal Network with national syn- “It was great for busi- meal with your family.” youngster. doing and has a passion clientele, and 20 years later, dication, hosted by John ness,” he said. “It was really “Years ago, while contem- for it or it’s not going to they are serving beer to Taffer. a substantial uptick in sales How they got started plating having my own place, work. You can’t afford to patrons who first came to The show featured an epi- and as far as the remodel, a name that is going to stick pay somebody enough to the restaurant with their sode where Phish Heads cosmetically, it was great, Philip used to travel 24 in somebody’s head and be that dedicated. That’s parents in infant carriers. was renovated and then it except for the bar. We had miles and through 48 red that was it,” he said of the where the family comes in.” She said they serve multi- reopened as Phish Tales. to rescue the bar from the lights one way, each day as Phish Heads moniker that Philip Crenshaw was on ple generations of customers. The Crenshaws have Bar Rescue.” he went to work. He gave served as the eatery’s name the corporate side of the that up to travel 17 miles and for most of its existence. restaurant business 25 go through one stop light Toni said some of their years before purchasing the here in Columbia County. patrons are also fans of business. 2019 CD SPECIALS He originally wanted to the bands Phish and the Toni Crenshaw grew up call the restaurant, Fish Grateful Dead. the daughter of restaura- Heads, but Toni didn’t quite The Crenshaws said the teurs who ran a owned a agree with the proposed thing they remember most steakhouse. The restaurant name. about 20 years as a local business was in their genes “I said Phish with a ‘Ph’ restaurant is the hard work. and the Crenshaws used and I’ll go for it,” she said. “Philip. Phish Heads their passion for the busi- The name is truly appro- wouldn’t be Phish Heads ness to make them a suc-

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Contact Editor Robert Bridges 754-0428 [email protected] LIFE Sunday, August 18, 2019 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Being driven crazy on the Emerald Isle TRAVEL TALES shuttle back up, he was Based on the types got there. kind enough to grab an of roads, in this case, The drive along the extra van and just take us we thought a motorway Wild Atlantic Way was himself. or natural road would awesome. I think this We reserved a midsize be safer, we decided to was my favorite drive so SUV and an automatic. switch drivers so I could far. We could see farms Can you imagine already get some experience driv- for miles backed by the having to drive on the left ing. We did OK getting Atlantic Ocean, with their side of the road, from the to Midleton and through stone walls or yellow flow- right side of the car, using Cork. But from Kinsale on ered gorse separating the a gear shift on the left to Old Head, Scott really pastures, filled with cows Sandy Kishton with your left hand??? And lost it. He didn’t realize mostly. Then about half you’re right-handed? It was how much he liked being way, the terrain changed. a KIA Sportage, diesel. in control and always We drove through what ere’s just a snapshot Diesel fuel is cheaper here teased me about being the appeared to be a forest and of our experience than unleaded. But pay control freak. Well, I’m an I could see tall treed areas Hwith a rental car and attention to the handles awesome driver, even if I along the hillsides. Then, driving around Ireland. at the gas pumps. It’s the do say so myself. But he there were huge limestone We were dropped off opposite in Ireland than in was a terrible passenger, staggered mountains and at the Hertz rental car the States with the black/ especially on the left side, no trees or green at all. building (offsite). After green handles. feeling like he was going When we hit Corkscrew waiting in line to pick up We loaded up and pulled to hit everything outside of Hill, at every sharp turn the car, the clerk, smiled up our first destination in his window on the small, there were sheep on the and said, you’re a Gold the GPS and headed out. narrow, unmarked roads. hillside. I was snapping Member, your car is wait- Scott drove first. The first He was holding onto “the pictures at every turn ing at the airport terminal thing I noticed leaving the Photos by SANDY KISHTON/Lake City Reporter handle” the entire ride and possible. Then there were for you, just show your airport was a Circle K gas Ruins of castles can be spotted from the road in shared a lot of explicatives. ruins of old farm houses driver’s license to pick station and a McDonald’s, Ireland’s coastal towns. The views coming in of and even castles amid the it up. UGH!!! So now we where was I, exactly, exit and had to go to the public parking garage (car the Atlantic Ocean/Irish coastal towns. It was awe- needed to get the shuttle Ireland or back in the next one and circle back park). There was no way Sea were amazing, and I some. back to the airport termi- States? Next, was one of around to catch the correct we were going to parallel kept trying to point out the n Sandy Kishton is a freelance nal. Fortunately, when I many roundabouts. They exit off the first roundabout. park on the narrow, crowd- scenery. But he said he travel writer who lives in Lake asked a young guy where are everywhere here. Of The first time we needed ed street (especially with- couldn’t enjoy it. He was City. Contact her at skishton@ we needed to pick the course, we missed our first to park, we opted to find a out a back-up camera). wound pretty tight until we comcast.net.

Narrow roadways (and an antsy passenger) can make for difficult driving conditions Driving along the Wild Atlantic Way offers views of farms for miles, with their stone in Ireland. walls and yellow gorse.

About halfway into the drive on the Wild Atlantic Way, the scenery changes drasti- caly, with no trees and little green.

Miles of stone walls is an Irish trademark. The views coming in of the Atlantic Ocean/Irish Sea were amazing. D2

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Å NGWILD 108 190 283 Secrets of the Zoo Å Secrets of the Zoo Å Secrets of the Zoo Secrets of the Zoo Secrets of the Zoo (N) Å Secrets of the Zoo Å Secrets of the Zoo Secrets of the Zoo NGEO 109 186 276 Borderforce USA: The Bridges Å Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks or Bust (N) Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks (N) Å Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks (N) Å Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted (N) Å Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted Å SCIENCE 110 193 284 Unearthed Å Unearthed Å Unearthed Å Unearthed “Finding Sparta’s 300” (N) If We Built It Today (N) Å Serengeti “Invasion” (N) Å ID 111 192 285 Evil Lives Here “Under His Thumb” Evil Lives Here “My Son’s Prisoner” Evil Lives Here “They Let Him Out” (N) Ted Bundy: Mind of a Monster Insight into the mind of Ted Bundy. (N) Å American Monster “Band of Brothers” SEC 743 408 611 SEC Rewind From Oct. 8, 1988. SEC Rewind From Sept. 14, 2002. SEC Rewind From Dec. 2, 1989. HBO 302 300 501 (5:55) Our Boys (Subtitled-English) (6:55) ››‡ “The Mule” (2018, Crime Drama) Clint Eastwood. ‘R’ Å Succession “The Vaulter” (N) Å The Righteous Gemstones Å Last Week To. Succession Å MAX 320 310 515 (:05) Jett “Dillon” Å Jett Jett plots to be free of Bestic. ››› “Ready Player One” (2018, Science Fiction) Tye Sheridan, Olivia Cooke. ‘PG-13’ Å (:20) ›››‡ “Isle of Dogs” (2018, Comedy) ‘PG-13’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 City on a Hill “There Are No F... Sides” City on a Hill Å City on a Hill Å City on a Hill (Season Finale) (N) Å City on a Hill Å ›‡ “Peppermint” (2018) ‘R’ Å

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Varied Programs TBN 52 260 372 Steven Furtick Pastor Robert Joyce Meyer Better Together James Robison The Jewish Jesus The 700 Club Hagee Ministries Varied Programs Praise Varied Programs FSN-FL 56 - - Lunch With the Marlins Varied Programs Marlins Postgame Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 (11:00) Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 (9:00) Movie Varied Programs COM 62 107 249 (11:45) Futurama Varied Programs (:10) The Office (:45) The Office CMT 63 166 327 Reba Reba Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Home Improve. Last Man Standing Last Man Standing NGWILD 108 190 283 Varied Programs NGEO 109 186 276 Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs ID 111 192 285 Varied Programs SEC 743 408 611 College Football Varied Programs The Paul Finebaum Show HBO 302 300 501 (11:35) Movie Varied Programs MAX 320 310 515 (10:25) Movie (:45) Movie Varied Programs (:15) Movie Varied Programs (:05) Movie Varied Programs SHOW 340 318 545 (10:30) Movie Varied Programs

MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 19, 2019 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition (N) Bachelor in Paradise “603A” (N) Å (:01) Grand Hotel “Suite Little Lies” (N) News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel Live 4-IND 4 4 4 News4JAX at 6PM News4JAX Ent. Tonight Inside Edition (N) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å News4JAX (:35) DailyMailTV 5-PBS 5 - - DW News Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å The O’Jays: Live in New York Å 70s Soul Superstars (My Music) Motown, R&B, soul and disco artists. Å 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy Å Family Feud Å College Football 2019 Preview Special Big Bang Theory Mom Å Carpool Karaoke-McCartney Action Sports Jax Late Show-Colbert 9-CW 9 17 17 Funny You Ask Mom Å The Mark Brunell Show Penn & Teller: Fool Us (N) Å Whose Line Is It? 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JAG “The Boast” Å (DVS) TVLAND 17 106 304 Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Show Love-Raymond (:45) Everybody Loves Raymond Å Love-Raymond Two and Half Men Two and Half Men King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Dateline on OWN “Obsession” Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN Å 20/20 on OWN (N) Å Deadline: Crime With Tamron Hall Dateline on OWN Å A&E 19 118 265 Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- 08.19.19” (N) (Live) Å Live PD: Patrol Live PD: Patrol HALL 20 185 312 (5:00) “Paris, Wine & Romance” (2019) “Summer Love” (2016, Romance) Rachael Leigh Cook, Lucas Bryant. Å “Summer of Dreams” (2016, Romance) Debbie Gibson, Robert Gant. Å The Golden Girls The Golden Girls FX 22 136 248 (5:00) ››› “Logan” (2017, Action) Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart. Å ›› “Passengers” (2016, Science Fiction) Jennifer Lawrence, Chris Pratt, Michael Sheen. Å ›› “Passengers” (2016) Jennifer Lawrence. Å CNN 24 200 202 The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Å Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Cuomo Prime Time (N) Å CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) CNN Tonight With Don Lemon (N) TNT 25 138 245 (5:45) ›› “The Change-Up” (2011) Ryan Reynolds, Jason Bateman. Å (DVS) ››‡ “Horrible Bosses” (2011) Jason Bateman, Charlie Day. Å (DVS) (:15) ›› “Horrible Bosses 2” (2014) Jason Bateman, Charlie Day. Å (DVS) NIK 26 170 299 SpongeBob SquarePants Å American Ninja Warrior Å ›› “Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel” (2009) Zachary Levi. Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å (:35) Friends Å PARMT 28 168 241 Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops (N) Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å MY-TV 29 32 - Mama’s Family The Jeffersons M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Criminal Intent Å Law & Order: Criminal Intent Å Seinfeld Å Hogan’s Heroes Carol Burnett Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Sydney to the Max Sydney to the Max Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Raven’s Home Raven’s Home Coop & Cami Coop & Cami Raven’s Home Andi Mack Å LIFE 32 108 252 Wife Swap “Kinsman/Thompson” Wife Swap “Cathrea/Stewart” Å Movie Å (:33) Movie Å USA 33 105 242 Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å Straight Up Modern Family BET 34 124 329 ›‡ “Alex Cross” (2012, Action) Tyler Perry, Matthew Fox, Edward Burns. A serial killer pushes Cross to the edge. Å ››› “American Gangster” (2007) Denzel Washington. A chauffeur becomes Harlem’s most-powerful crime boss. ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Monday Night Countdown (N) Å e NFL Preseason Football San Francisco 49ers at Denver Broncos. From Broncos Stadium at Mile High in Denver. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 2019 Little League World Series Game 19: Teams TBA. (N) 2019 Little League World Series Game 20: Teams TBA. (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter Special SUNSP 37 - - Rays Prospect Rays Pregame a MLB Baseball Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays. From Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla. 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From Coors Field in Denver. Marlins Postgame Cycling Tour of Utah: Stage 7. (Taped) SYFY 58 122 244 (:15) ›› “Underworld: Awakening” (2012) Kate Beckinsale, Stephen Rea. Å ››› “The Hunger Games” (2012) Jennifer Lawrence. In a dystopian society, teens fight to the death on live TV.Å (:04) Futurama (:34) Futurama AMC 60 130 254 ›››‡ “American Sniper” (2014, War) Bradley Cooper. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle logs an incredible number of kills. Å The Terror (N) Å (:01) Lodge 49 Dud starts a business. (:08) The Terror Å COM 62 107 249 (:15) The Office “Sex Ed” Å (6:50) The Office (:25) The Office The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office “China” The Office Å The Office Å The Daily Show Lights Out CMT 63 166 327 Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Racing Wives Amber hits a roadblock. ›› “Varsity Blues” (1999, Comedy-Drama) James Van Der Beek, Jon Voight, Paul Walker. Å ›› Varsity Blues NGWILD 108 190 283 The Incredible Dr. Pol Å The Incredible Dr. Pol Å Secrets of the Zoo Secrets of the Zoo Dr. Pol Dr. Pol: Mini Moo The Incredible Dr. Pol “I Love Moo!” Secrets of the Zoo Secrets of the Zoo NGEO 109 186 276 Drain the Oceans “Sunken Treasures” Drain the Oceans Å Drain the Great Lakes Å Drain the Oceans (N) Å Drain the Oceans “Disasters at Sea” Drain the Great Lakes Å SCIENCE 110 193 284 Space’s Deepest Secrets Å Space’s Deepest Secrets Å How the Universe Works (N) Å How the Universe Works Å ID 111 192 285 Married With Secrets Å Married With Secrets Å Impact of Murder “My Lacie” Å Extreme Measures “Deadliest Catch” Twisted Sisters “Dead Ringers” (N) Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda Å SEC 743 408 611 (3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) Thinking Out Loud Football Summer Football Summer College Football HBO 302 300 501 Last Week To. 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DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST ARIES (March 21-April 19): Deep LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Become breath in, deep breath out — repeat. You the best version of yourself. Use control Timing an issue for couple have more options than you realize, and to reach mental, physical and emotional plenty to gain if you jump at a chance to try goals. You don’t have to overspend to make something new and exciting. Follow your improvements. Put in the work and effort, wanting to start their family heart and embrace romance. ★★★ and good things will happen. ★★★ DEAR ABBY: My After our divorce, I was TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Do what SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Put fiance, “Bradley,” is the finally persuaded to do works for you. Don’t expect everyone to like your time and energy where it counts most. man of my dreams. We some online dating, which the decisions you make, but in the end, it’s A day trip, spending time with people who have been together three has been quite an adven- you who will have regrets if you don’t follow have something unique to offer or taking a ★★★ years, live together and ture, both positive and your heart. Stop procrastinating. course that will help you explore your cre- ★★★★★ have a dog. Brad is in his negative! I am currently GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Stick to ative skills. the people who offer stability, love and a early 30s, and I’m turning happy in an exclusive SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): helping hand. Someone will try to under- Don’t get angry; get moving. Make small 30 this year. year-long relationship, but mine you or use manipulative tactics to hurt improvements that will help you open doors We decided on a long because I have been out Abigail Van Buren a relationship you have with someone you that may have been closed in the past. Focus engagement so we could of the dating world for www.dearabby.com love. Don’t let someone from your past dis- on minimizing, not maximizing, and you will enjoy the planning pro- almost half a century, I am rupt your life. ★★ feel you have more control. ★★★★★ cess. Our wedding is confused by the new rules. always willing to listen, CANCER (June 21-July 22): You CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): scheduled for next year. My boyfriend some- but I don’t think he under- may have to enforce a change if you feel You’ll feel energized and hyped up, but that We both work hard and times expects me to share stands how it feels. — challenged or threatened by something doesn’t mean you should get involved in live comfortably. But we the cost of what we do, FUTURE MOMMY IN or someone. Use your intuitive insight to something for the wrong reason. Don’t over- struggle now and then to whether it be restaurant, RHODE ISLAND guide you through an inconsistent situation. spend to impress someone or trust a deal make ends meet, especial- movies, golf, airline DEAR FUTURE Taking charge will help put your mind at that has a risk factor. ★★ ly around the holidays, tickets, etc. My mother MOMMY: Because you ease. ★★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check taught me that the gen- although it’s nothing we and your fiance are not on LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): A change may out the online job market to see what oppor- tleman always pays, so can’t resolve by cutting the same page regarding be costly, but if it will help you stop some- tunities are available. Update your resume, back a bit. this issue, couples coun- please give me current thing that has been holding you back, the and talk over your plans with someone you The issue: I am ready for seling could be helpful. advice about present-day loss is worth your while. Consider every look up to. A romantic gesture will improve a child. He wants to wait However, because you are dating etiquette, if you scenario, and choose what will bring you your personal life. ★★★★ until we have been married becoming increasingly would be so kind. — peace of mind. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Keep for at least two years. He frustrated and depressed, CURRENT IN TEXAS VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Nurture a looking forward, do your research and don’t feels it would require a lot also discuss these feel- DEAR CURRENT: meaningful relationship, but don’t let anyone let anyone talk you into something sketchy. of financial and lifestyle sac- ings with your physician. What your mother taught take advantage of you. Don’t feel you have Offer others only what’s doable, and be rifice that he doesn’t want If you are worried about you was true in her day. to live beyond your means to impress some- cautious when dealing with anyone trying to to make right now. your biological clock, However, because women one. Discipline and self-improvement should get more than you are willing to give. Walk I understand where women have options are now in the working be your goals. ★★★ away from an ultimatum. ★★★ he’s coming from because today that weren’t avail- world, have incomes of I felt the same way for a able in years past, and their own, and are on a while. But lately, I have you and Brad may want to more equal par with men, CELEBRITY this overpowering sense explore them. they now share some of readiness and yearning DEAR ABBY: I am a or all of those expenses. BIRTHDAYS to become a mother. No Much depends upon the 69-year-old divorcee who Aug. 18: Movie director matter what I do to sup- financial disparity between was married for 48 years. Roman Polanski is 86. Actor press this instinct, I am The last 25 years were the two. This is a subject Robert Redford is 83. Actor- more and more heartbro- very lonely. There were you should discuss with comedian Martin Mull is 76. ken every day knowing no intimate relations, your gentleman friend to this reality is so far away. hugs or kisses, and we see if you can agree on an Comedian-actor Denis Leary How should I cope with slept in separate bed- arrangement that’s com- is 62. Actress Madeleine this? I am becoming more rooms. After I retired, I fortable for both of you. Stowe is 61. TV news anchor and more depressed. learned my husband had Bob Woodruff is 58. Actor ■ Write Dear Abby at Should I confront my been cheating on me for Christian Slater is 50. Actor www.DearAbby.com or Edward Norton is 50. Actor fiance? Maybe do cou- God knows how long, P.O. Box 69440, Los ples counseling? Brad is possibly 20 years. Angeles, CA 90069. Malcolm-Jamal Warner is 49. SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0811

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