Sheriff: Woman, 33 Choked, Struck Boy, 6

Thursday, July 31, 2014 Vol 32 No. 38 75 cents Sheriff: Woman, 33 choked, struck boy, 6 authorities she heard a commo- Bonet faces one charge of domestic abuse of a child tion coming from the room and was able to peer through a gap JEFF BRYAN According to the report, Raiza to the latest incident, Bonet had formed by a pair of French doors. Ana Marie Bonet was charged asked the victim if he wanted to Riverland News The witness told law enforcement with domestic abuse of a child be removed from the house they officials she could see the victim A 33-year-old mother of two was without great bodily harm after were residing at. The victim told being held face down on the bed jailed on charges of alleged child authorities received a 911 call her no at which time Bonet took by Bonet, who had her hand abuse July 14, a Marion County claiming Bonet had been violent the youth to the bedroom and wrapped around the back of the Raiza Ana Sheriff ’s Office arrest report with a 6-year-old male victim. The closed the door. Marie Bonet stated. caller told authorities that prior The report stated the caller told See WOMAN page 3

WHAT’S HAPPENING Tax-free Qualifying dates set for candidates holiday The qualifying period for those interested in seeking a seat on the kicks off Dunnellon City Council will be from noon Aug. 18 to noon Aug. 22. Friday Candidates must pay a $63 qualifying fee. Those interested in Back-to-school seeking election to a seat may pick up a bargains take packet beginning Aug. 4 aim at parents at City Hall. Three seats will be Special to the Riverland News up for grabs, including Florida’s Back-to- Seat No. 2 (Dennis School Sales Tax Holi- Evans); Seat No. 3 day is bigger and better (Lynne McAndrew); this year, and the and Seat No. 4 (Erik Florida Retail Federa- Collop). The qualifying period opens at noon tion is working to edu- Aug. 18 and ends at cate consumers about noon. Aug. 22. The gen- some important eral election will be changes in tax-exempt Tuesday, Nov. 4. All items. three seats carry a four- The Sales Tax Holi- year term. day is this coming weekend, Friday DBA meet-and-greet through Sunday. mixer tonight This year, the sales The Dunnellon Busi- tax exemption for ness Association clothing items has (DBA), in conjunction been increased to $100 with the Ocala/Marion or less per item (up Chamber & Economic from $75 or less per Partnership (CEP), will item in 2013). In addi- host a membership tion, the sales tax ex- drive as well as a meet- emption for personal and-greet from 5 to 8 computers and certain p.m. today at Gruff ’s computer-related ac- Tap and Grill at 12084 cessories will be on the S. Williams St. This first $750 of the sales event is free and atten- price. Retailers say dees will be provided that will expand the with light appetizers list of tax-exempt and refreshments. items, and they expect This will be an opportunity to meet both an average increase of DBA members and its at least 30 percent in executive board along store traffic over the with the CEP team. weekend because of There will be member- the sales tax holiday. ship and benefits FRF President and information shared CEO Rick McAllister from both groups. said that Florida’s For information, strong job numbers are send an email to info a good predictor of @dunnellonbusiness continuing growth in assocation.com. retail sales. Florida Photos by JULIE MACINI/For the Riverland News created 36,900 private- Lori Frazee prepares her ribs for cooking with a wide assortment of seasonings. Frazee, a local Hot Summer Nights sector jobs in June scheduled Aug. 16 pit master, will be featured on the Travel Channel’s latest show, “American Grilled”, at 9 a.m. 2014, and the statewide The Historic Shops Wednesday, Aug. 6. She competes against three other contestants for the chance to win a unemployment rate for of Dunnellon will host $10,000 cash prize at the event, which was filmed in Pensacola. June 2014 is 6.2 per- Hot Summer Nights cent, down 1.2 percent- from 6 to 9 p.m. Satur- age points from the day, Aug. 16, in the Frazee, local pit master, doesn’t take grilling lightly June 2013 rate of 7.4 Historic District. percent. STORY BY JEFF BRYAN RIVERLAND NEWS There will be live “Retailers are report- music by The Dane ing a strong trend of Myers Band and n her early 50s, Lori Frazee sales growth of between Tropic Haze as well as underwent another personal 4 percent and 5 percent a classic car show. In self-reincarnation. statewide, and we ex- addition, there will be I pect spending to remain food vendors and two Now 55, she’s smok- competitions to be- strong through the cru- beer gardens. ing more than ever come a certified pit cial month of August,” Admission is free. despite some early master? McAllister said. For information, call criticism from a se- For starters, and no “Florida’s economy is 489-0999 or visit www. lect few who only we’re not talking ap- humming along at a DunnellonHistoric snickered and petizers, Frazee was nice pace, and we are Village.com. sneered. no stranger to com- very pleased to see con- So what exactly petitive cooking. sumer spending warm- prompted Frazee to Though, she admitted, ing up. Consumer enter — what many most of her experi- Frazee mists some chicken legs as they cook spending is at least 70 consider a man’s ence stemmed from next to her ribs.The 55-year-old began com- percent of the economy, world – of competitive peting in competitive grilling in about five so when retailers are grilling and barbecue See SMOKIN’ page 6 years ago. doing well it usually See HOLIDAY page 12

Prinz pursuing broadcasting career at UF

JEFF BRYAN Dunnellon High gradu- most enjoyable for her. ate was leaning toward “And that was my sev- Riverland News potential careers in ei- enth- and eighth-grade Danielle Prinz wasn’t ther the math or sci- years,” Prinz said. sure where her future ence fields. “Both “That was the best for lay when she enrolled offered good job me.” at the University of opportunities,” she Then, the former Florida a year ago, but explained. Queen of the Rainbow BRADLEY EASOM/Special to the Riverland News the picture is much But Prinz wanted was heavily involved in Danielle Prinz, a 2013 graduate of Dunnellon High, is clearer now. more. She wanted a ca- serving as an afternoon anchor for the News in 90 on Initially, the 2013 reer in a field that was See CHOMPING page 2 WUFT-TV on Mondays and Tuesdays. 2 Riverland News, Thursday, July 31, 2014

Re-marking swimming area at City Beach COMMUNITY BRIEFS History sessions Plan meeting will be at on tap at depot 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 13, at the Dunnellon The Greater Dunnel- Public Library. This lon Historical Society meeting will introduce will open its doors from the draft BMAP 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tues- document. days at the Historic Train Depot and AARP Driver Safety Museum. Class scheduled “Boomtown” Sam An AARP Driver Scott, a volunteer, will Safety Program for be on hand to educate, those 50 and older listen and share Dun- which, with certain ex- nellon’s rich history. ceptions, qualifies grad- Scott is carrying on the uates for a discount on tradition of the charm- their automobile insur- ing Gloria Williams who ance, will be given over is taking a break from two days, three hours her weekly visits. each day. Cost is $20 per Scott will provide an person for all materials, overview of boomtown except pen or pencil. years of Dunnellon, However, if you are an the history of trains AARP member, the cost and carpetbaggers, is $15. Bring your AARP unimaginable fish and card with you. game and logging and This course will be at more. 1 p.m. Aug. 21 to 22 at The Historic Train the Rainbow Lakes Es- JEFF BRYAN/Riverland News Depot is at 12061 S. tates Clubhouse, 4000 Cpl. Mark Swarbrick, left, and Cpl. Ed Graham, both members of the Marion County Sheriff’s Office un- Williams St., Dunnellon. SW Deepwater Court. derwater dive team, attach a buoy to a concrete block last Friday as they helped employeeds with the city For information, Payment for the class is

of Dunnellon re-mark the swimming area at City Beach. Both Swarbrick and Graham used the opportu- contact Scott at due the first day. nity as a training session and provided their time and service free to the city. 229-1030 or email Boom For information or to

[email protected]. register, call 465-6359. Friends of the Library Volunteers sought for CHOMPING “ Prinz took the conver- seek volunteers UW workshops I knew she’d be successful in sation with Wood to The Friends of the United Way of Marion continued from page 1 heart before speaking Dunnellon Public Li- County is looking for vol- any career and was thrilled she was with her academic ad- brary, formed more unteers who are inter- Dunnellon Middle viser at Florida, who than 50 years ago, is in ested in being School’s TV Production “interested in broadcasting. suggested she partici- need of volunteers. The facilitators for personal program, conducting in- pate in a shadow pro- Friends’ mission is to financial workshops. terviews, writing and gram and spend time provide the library Money Smart Train-the- editing stories before Beth Wood around other students with financial support Trainer workshops will putting the final DMS video production teacher about in the program. Prinz for library books, mate- provide practical experi- touches on her efforts. Danielle Prinz, a former student.. jumped at the chance rials, equipment and ence in training delivery, Though she consid- even though there was programs not provided coaching, assessing, ered attending West Miss and Mister DHS early in her first weeks classroom curriculum by the county. and giving/receiving Port High School and Pageant, the homecom- at Florida last summer. and it required being Proceeds from our feedback. enrolling in its TV Pro- ing game and senior “Then I thought, ‘Oh my up early in the morning. book sales, member- Additionally, all future duction program, she night for the volleyball gosh, communications, “I had Danielle … and ship dues and dona- trainers will receive an instructor’s manual and opted to attend Dunnel- team. So when it came production.’ Florida she had so much drive tions provide materials. Facilitators lon High. During her down to deciding upon has a great telecommu- and poise,” said Wood, supplemental funding will present to busi- time there, she was her a future, it was her nications program.” to the library for new who had Prinz in sixth nesses and organizations class’s co-valedictorian, books, reading materi- boyfriend, Gage Honey- Prinz immediately through eighth grades. who are interested in a member of student sette, who pointed out reached out to Beth “I knew she’d be suc- als, DVDs, programs, special speakers, land- hosting classes for their government and the her love for public Wood, her middle cessful in any career employees or clients or National Honor Society. speaking, talking to school teacher in TV and was thrilled she scaping and equipment. For information, call members at their facility. “I was very focused people. Finally, he Production, and sought was interested in Training will take place on academics, into asked why Prinz hadn’t her input. Wood offered broadcasting. Barbara Caban, president, at 465-0705 be- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. dance, so I really kind chosen a field allowing sage advice, encourage- “I have vivid memo- tween 11 a.m. and 5 today at the United Way of forgot about (TV pro- her to utilize those tal- ment and suggestions, ries of Jane (Ashman) p.m. Monday through of Marion County at 1401 duction), I guess,” she ents. Prinz said. They remain and me taking five kids Saturday. NE Second St, Ocala. said. “That was some- “I thought, that’s a re- in touch today, as to Tallahassee to re- Lunch will be provided. thing I totally missed ally good idea, I would Prinze often reaches ceive a prize for their BMAP meeting For information or to out on (in high school).” love to go back to what I out to Wood for advice. literacy PSA. Jane had slated Aug. 13 register, contact Marsha Prinz was also called did in middle school,” “We’ve been texting arranged for the kids to The Rainbow Springs Holloway at 732-9696, upon to write scripts she said, noting the back and forth quite a Stakeholders Basin ext. 215, or mholloway and emcee events for conversation occurred bit,” Prinz said. See CHOMPING page 3 Management Action @uwmc.org.

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000IW9D Riverland News, Thursday, July 31, 2014 3 WOMAN ties, Bonet “was trying to CHOMPING kill me.” When ques- NEWS NOTES continued from page 1 tioned about the bruise continued from page 2 on his face, he told offi- American Legion victim’s neck, pinning cers Bonet punched him. interview (Gov. Charlie) activities slated him in place with According to the re- Crist. Danielle wrote American Legion enough force as to report, authorities again her questions on the Wall-Rives Post No. 58 strict his movement. spoke with Bonet about trip up. Gov. Crist's will be at 7 p.m. According to the re- the allegations and were aides told Jane that Wednesday, Aug. 8. port, the witness at- told a criminal investiga- they were amazed by There will be no dinner. tempted to make a tion was now being con- her professionalism … The Women’s Auxil- forced entry into the ducted. Bonet told at age 13. Danielle has iary will not meet in room and called for as- officers the witness mis- the brains, talent and August. sistance from family understood what had poise to be a broad- Cub Pack No. 469 members present at the happened and she never caster, but her work meets from 7 to 8 p.m. residence while plead- held the victim down ethic will make her Mondays. ing for Bonet to open and the bedroom door stand out in the field.” Bingo is at 6 p.m. the door. Bonet refused was open the whole The results of Prinz’s Thursdays. Doors open at 4. Smoking is not al- to release her grip on time. When questioned hard work in the past lowed. Refreshments the victim at which about the bruise on the year, plus heeding the time the witness told are available. victim’s face, Bonet ini- advice of Wood, have Bonet she was calling The indoor/outdoor tially blamed another more than paid off 911. It was when Bonet flea market will be from person residing at the for the soon-to-be was made aware law 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur- residence, then recanted sophomore. enforcement had been day, Aug. 16. her statement advising “I started last sum- called that she re- the juvenile’s injury was TOPS welcomes leased the victim. mer taking two classes, members, visitors a result of a fall. because I really wanted Upon arrival at the Bonet’s bond was set TOPS (Taking Off residence, authorities to attack this major and Pounds Sensibly) Chap- at $2,500. She posted bail be successful get in met with Bonet in the July 16, according to ter 375 Rainbow Lakes driveway and she told there early,” Prinz ex- welcomes new mem- Marion County Jail plained. “The biggest officers the witness records. bers and visitors. TOPS made a false report in thing is I didn’t want to meets at 9:30 a.m. Tues- reference to a domestic Woman, 33, charged wait until I was a junior days at the Rainbow with grand theft to make my decision. BRADLEY EASOM/Special to the Riverland News Lakes Community Cen- battery as she was dis- Danielle Prinz poses with the script for an evening “I think, even just in ter 4030 SW Deepwater ciplining the youth who A 33-year-old Citrus broradcast of News in 90 in the WUFT-TV studios. had been disrespectful Springs woman faces the shadowing pro- Court, Rainbow Lakes. to her, the report one charge of retail gram, I just wanted to More important, learned there’s no such Take U.S. 41 to Rain- stated. grand learn just as much as I Prinz said, is she’s thing as an easy story. bow Lakes Boulevard, However, the report theft, a could.” learning as much as she “Oh, the hardest 4.5 miles to the Commu- stated, the witness ad- Dunnel- Part of that was re- can because when she story I have had to nity Center. For infor- vised this was not the lon Police learning skills she’d finishes college, she write?” Prinz said re- mation, call 465-5807. only recent incident of Depart- long forgotten, particu- wants to be able to walk peating the question. Police collecting violence by Bonet. The ment larly working on Apple into a newsroom and be “Any type of violent sto- used cell phones witness provided a arrest re- computers. By the time, prepared for anything ries, or criminal cases, The Dunnellon Police photo, which depicted port the spring semester and everything that because there is so Department is collect- the victim with a bruise Amanda stated. rolled around, Prinz comes her way. Part of much that goes into a ing cellular phones with covering most of the left Shorts Accord- had enough experience the role of the Innova- report, that takes up a chargers for victims of side of his face, from ing to the under her belt, she was tion News Center (INC), lot of time. You really Domestic Violence. The scalp to jaw line. report, Amanda R. able to apply for a pro- as students call it, is have to get to the facts collected phones are According to the re- Shorts was charged ducing role. they do it all. as quickly as possible. turned over to domestic port, officers inter- July 26 after taking This summer, though, “There are students “I just had this weird violence shelters and viewed another witness more than 100 items she’s taken it another always working on story, a cat attacked provided to victims to about the recent battery, valued at $906.08 from step farther. audio and visual, this man and wife. You use to call 911 for any but he said he did not Walmart. She’s anchoring the graphics,” she ex- can’t just say a cat at- emergency. Please drop witness it, but did at- The report stated News in 90 on WUFT- plained. “It’s totally in- tacked this couple, you off all unused cellular tempt to make entry into Shorts placed 116 items TV on Mondays and tegrated; there are two really have to share phones along with the more with the viewers.” the bedroom after hear- in her cart, then Tuesdays. floors of kids who are chargers to the police Prinz wouldn’t ing the youth call for walked out the en- “(Ms. Wood) gave me totally invested into department, 12014 S. change the course she’s Williams St. help. trance of the store be- a few pieces of advice: what they are doing. chosen for herself. The report stated au- fore she was stopped by ‘Just remember you’re “We all work together “I am loving it so thorities then inter- store employees. human, just keep your to make the news hap- Solution to puzzle much,” she said of the According to the re- composure (if you make viewed the victim in the pen on any platform. independent station on Page 12 port, Officer James a mistake) and keep presence of a family We tweet, we post digi- not affiliated with the Roberts viewed secu- going,” Prinz said. “My member who led them to tal stories on the web- school. “We reach 17 rity footage showing first show was really Bonet’s bedroom and site, we produce radio counties, so we have a Shorts removing the fun, it was amazing. You showed them how he stories. I take local large viewership be- items from shelves was battered. The victim get a really big rush of state, national and for- tween 40 and 70 years throughout the store placed himself face adrenaline.” eign news and cull old. We have so many and exiting the down on the bed, with In addition, she’s also through it and whittle opportunities to tell his legs hanging off the premises. assisting with the radio it down for the broad- stories, that we have to side, and explained Post Miranda, the re- station (89.1 FM WRUF) cast. Knowing when I come up with the way Bonet placed her hand port stated, Shorts ad- on campus. have my degree, I can to best tell the story on the back of his neck mitted to taking the “It’s (a) really small tell people exactly that it connects with and pushed his face into items because she had (part), but something what I know how to do, everyone.” the mattress, restricting just lost her job and just to get my feet wet,” what programs I know his breathing. 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GUEST COLUMN Protecting trees vital for city

PAUL MARRAFFINO Dunnellon area citizens view for tree removal. Only ice. They, however, must deal Local residents walking the and almost all communities the largest trees, Heritage with all issues that come be- trail as well as bike riders Special to the Riverland News value trees and again almost and Champion, require re- fore them and suggesting that from Ocala and Citrus County he headline in the all cities have tree ordi- view by the City Council. talking about a Champion have noted this canopy as a Riverland News stated, nances. The ordinance is Other tree removal requests Tree removal request is pre- reason to return again and T “Cut down on tree part of a broad municipal are reviewed by city staff and empting them from thinking again. On the negative side, it talk.” After the editor tried to code, which includes multi- the Dunnellon Tree Board. about other issues is suggest- is hard not to be in a social use the legend of George ple zoning and land use regu- The opinion piece suggested ing a false choice. The editor setting when criticism of the Washington and the Cherry lations, which limit the use of that the city should set up a of the Riverland News may mass cutting of trees along Tree to support his com- residential and commercial process for tree replacement. want bigger issues to report State Road 40 for road ex- ments he stated “the tree re- property. The editor tosses The Tree Ordinance already on, but these other issues are pansion is discussed and moval process is too out the broad term citizen has a process that allows the nuts and bolts of a city heavily condemned. I am cumbersome and personally “property rights”. I am not trees to be removed and re- government. glad that Dunnellon values I feel it is too much govern- sure which “property right” placement trees to be planted The value of being a Tree trees, has a Tree Ordinance, mental oversight of citizen’s the editor is referring to, but in other locations to keep the City speaks favorably about and in a layered and system- property rights.” I would suggest that property overall tree cover consistent. our community. The celebra- atic way handles tree re- First, I thought the Wash- owners have the right to fol- It is true that the Dunnel- tion of the new bike trail moval requests. ington and Cherry Tree story low the municipal code that lon City Council has many across the Withlacoochee Paul Marraffino is the was about honesty and taking the city has enacted. important issues to discuss River includes the river view chairman of the city Tree responsibility, not govern- The Dunnellon Tree Ordi- including the budget and but also by the magic of the Board and a resident of ment regulation. nance sets up a process of re- dealing with high debt serv- tree canopy along the trail. Rainbow Springs.

GUEST COLUMN JERSEY GIRL Business ‘Yada, leaders focus on yada, merchants, community yada’ his month marks the 25th y now you may have anniversary of the great- heard of the Dunnellon T est sitcom that was “about B Business Association nothing.” (DBA). We are comprised of “Seinfeld” launched in July Dunnellon-area business own- 1989, ran for nine seasons and ers/operators and have a vested still resonates in interest in seeing Dunnellon pop culture lore. succeed and flourish. It is our The show’s mutual dedication to improving greatest appeal this community that brought is just how in- about this new venture. TIME TO SMILE credibly hilari- What is the Dunnellon ous and still fresh it is, to this Business Association? day. As local business owners, we Its characters Audrey offer a proven track record in Columnist plauged were four rather Beem successful business operations. antisocial and Even so, one of our primary self-absorbed, yet lovable indi- goals is to help each other’s busi- viduals, who focused on the an- nesses succeed. by the DTTTTTS! noyance of life, and talked The Executive Board of Direc- about nothing of importance. tors consists of: Mathew Bail- s I have told you in the past, I ing followed. Normally, I get an Plot lines often involved largeon, president, owner of itchy chin, which alerts me an at- Jerry’s, the lead character, ro- Boomtown Media and publisher have a tendency to vibrate. I tack is coming. That evening mantic relationships and his of the Village Crier; Andy A have had it since birth and it really ticks me off. I it di,d not happen. typically silly reasons to break Arevalo, vice president, owner of up with women, including a Al’s TV & Satellite; Dr. Cheryl have come to the conclusion It has been years since I that non esstenyial tremor have had an atttack. It took habit of eating peas one at a Stanley, secretary, Dunnellon time, an annoying laugh, and Chiropractic; Martha Vaughn, has no other purpose in life me 20 minutes to hind my in- than to irritate me. It is not haler, which is about 10 over-sized “man hands” who treasurer, operations manager, Jerry claimed was part woman, Boomtown Media; Andy Mathew, fatal. years old! I took two puffs of The simple things in life my medicine and thankfully part horrible beast! information officer, owner of PCs George, his friend, who al- -N- Parts. liking a holding a cup of tea, it seemed to do the trick, or signing my name on those so I thought. Although I was ways avoided work, built an Members of the Board of Di- Kathleen elaborate sleeping space under rectors are: Nancy Myers, owner dang blasted tablets at every able to fall back to sleep, my dheck-out counter or typing a Wallace tight chest had not loosened his desk. Later, his boss comes of Grumbles House; Dr. Carter looking for him and, not seeing Perkins, owner of Perkins Den- column beecome rather diffi- when I awoke. cult when your hands shake faster Three days later I was still having him sleeping under the desk, tistry; Wilbur VanWyck, owner of spends the afternoon waiting Coldwell Banker Riverland Re- than a stripper can twerk. difficulty breathing. Yeah, I know, I have asked Jeff, my award-win- “Why’d you wait so long dummy?” I for George to “come back.” alty; Gailen Spinka, owner of George eventually gets out of it Comfort Keepers; Nick Patel, ning editor, not to correct my typos. could hear my mother scolding me I would like you to get the full effect from heaven. Hey, I had a good ex- by calling in a bomb threat. owner of Gruff ’s Tap and Grille Elaine, the lone female, is and A to Z Beverage; Vance of my frustration. My finger will aim cuse, oxygen wasn’t getting to my for the No. 3, but land on the No. 7. brain. Yeah, that’s it! OK, maybe I promoted to head of the J. Pe- McMahon, owner of The Home terman Catalog just because Outfitter; Clovis Sawyer, owner It is hit or miss, literally! Some was lazy and was hoping it would go words may have a few more letters sway on its own. Doctor visit are she happened to be the closest of Creations By Clovis; Kurt Dot- person physically to Peterman ten, owner of Dotten Tax Serv- than they should have. On average I such a hassle. I broke down and went to the en- when he snapped and decided ice; Charlene Williams, business can do a column in about 20 to 30 ergency on the fourth day. After a to skip the country. consultant. minutrs. At this rate, it will take me about 40. This evening mmy vibra- nice, long wait and a room full of Elaine: “I’m not qualified to Why does it matter? tion level is off the chartxs. sick people breathing on me I was run the catalog!” Helping others succeed helps I do have an illness that can be able to see a doctor. He gave me Jerry: “You’re not qualified to Dunnellon succeed. As Dunnel- fatal if not taken care of properly: breathing treatment, which consists work at the catalog!” lon’s small business owners, we asthma. Ironically, the word asthma of medicine being inhaled through Jerry’s neighbor, Kramer, have worked together to keep looks like a typo, but it is not. It your nose via condensation from a whose first name is Cosmo, was a mystery for the show’s first children in Little League, Pop makes it difficult to breathe and mask attacked to your face. six years. One of the series’ Warner, Boy and Girl Scouts, could lead to your lungs closing. The mask is hoohed to a machine most ludicrous episodes was youth groups, and have helped Breathiiing in is easy. Breathing out that heats the medicine. The nurse also one of its best and my fa- families and seniors in need. is the hard part. About 3 o’clock one handed me a prescription for a new inhaler and a week of steroids. Just vorite. Kramer finds the set of See LEADERS page 5 morning, I woke up with an attack. “The Merv Griffin Show” in a My chest began to tighten. Wheez- See SMILE page 5 Dumpster and decides to re- OPINIONS INVITED create it in his apartment. He assumes the role of the show’s ● The opinions expressed in Riverland News host, conducting interviews editorials are the opinions of LETTERS TO THE EDITOR whenever somebody enters his the editorial board of the newspaper. apartment — complete with ● Viewpoints depicted in political car- Thanks to city for assistance Again, thank you city of Dunnellon. commercial breaks, which are toons, columns or letters do not nec- The Boys & Girls Club tries to Without your help this project could nothing but awkward silences. essarily represent the opinion of the teach children to be proud of them- not have been completed. The real-life lawsuit brought editorial board. selves, their community and their Robert and Susan Hay, on by the guy who fell asleep at ● Groups or individuals are invited to country. Dunnellon the Yankees game and then express their opinions in a letter to the In order to help instill pride in our Don’t feed the alligators claimed he had been put editor. country, my husband and I recently It is against the law and unfair to through cruel and unusual pun- ● All letters must be signed and include donated a flagpole to the new Boys & feed alligators. Someone has been ishment when the commenta- a phone number and hometown, in- Girls Club of Marion County Dunnel- feeding the small gator at the Rio tors made mention of him cluding letters sent via email, Phone lon Branch. We would like to thank Vista park and it is becoming tame. brought to mind many great the city of Dunnellon for its generos- It is now just a matter of time be- Seinfeld episodes. numbers will not be printed or given Who can forget George on the out. We reserve the right to edit letters ity by installing the pole. We would fore he becomes a problem and especially like to thank Eddie Esch, things end badly for him. It may Jumbotron eating his ice cream for length, libel, fairness and good very sloppily getting the choco- taste. city manager, and Anthony San- make an interesting story to send tacross, public services supervisor. back home, but through no fault of late all over his face, as the ● Letters to the editor must be no commentators mocked him for Additionally, we hope seeing the its own it is going to pay a heavy longer than 550 words, and writers not using a napkin? flag flying outside the beautiful new price for your entertainment. Speaking of frivolous lawsuits, will be limited to two letters per center will be uplifting to all who Dwight Porter, month. pass by. Dunnellon See JERSEY page 5 Riverland News, Thursday, July 31, 2014 5 JERSEY LEADERS within the group. It is Legion Color Guard appears at Rays’ game what will help set our continued from page 4 continued from page 4 members apart as well. We also offer training remember when We host community opportunities such as Kramer spills hot cof- events and welcome vis- “Better Your Business” fee all over himself itors to this Nature workshops tailored to and his lawyer, Jackie Coast gem. As small meet member’s needs. Chiles, parodying business owners, we not The Executive Board Johnnie Cochran, said only deliver a product listens to members and that he has a valid or service, we strive to engages with them to case against the cof- deliver community accommodate their fee house. As a result, spirit. Visitors should changing needs. Kramer can get free see and feel the commu- In addition to net- coffee all over the nity pride as they enter working, marketing world but soon discov- this city. and training, our Exec- ers that caffeine Dunnellon sees ap- utive Board will advo- causes him to become proximately 250,000 visi- cate for small hyper. tors a year at Rainbow businesses and serve Chiles is also Springs State Park. as a unified voice in George and Jerry’s While they are in awe of city and county govern- lawyer against the the beauty that sur- ment affairs to keep heiress to the rounds them, they likely those making decisions O’Henry chocolate don’t realize all that is mindful of commerce fortune whom they’re offered less than 5 miles in Dunnellon. suing for reckless en- up the road. We want How can you join? dangerment, because these visitors to know Join us for our first she wore just a bra on that there is a local Meet & Greet and mem- the street, which seafood market where bership drive from 5 to 8 served as a distrac- they can purchase p.m. today at Gruff ’s Tap tion, which caused an seafood to take home or and Grille. We are ex- accident. have it prepared while Special to the Riverland News pecting many to attend And, of course, you The American Legion Post No. 58 Honor Guard presented the colors at the they wait, and that there who want to learn more can’t mention the Tampa Bay Rays recent home game against the Toronto Blue Jays. The Rays are many dining choices about becoming a Yankees without asso- won 10-3. Members of the Honor Guard, from left, are: Capt. Eric Persons, that offer more than a member. ciating it with George Ruff Pennington, Ralph Guckenburger and Dan McCray. typical franchise menu. We are connected and and his Steinbrenner Unfortunately, many of committed. We are en- years. Those episodes the local restaurants thusiastic and looking were classics. SMILE of my meal landed on had to hold my right do not capture those forward to the opportu- It was the show the floor, I gave up and hand with my left and visitors. nity to be a part of a about nothing that continued from page 4 decided to work on my turn the page. I real- Through strategic common goal: commerce was actually about so jigsaw puzzle. I do ized this wasn’t much planning with partners in Dunnellon by accen- much more. what I need, more these to keep my mind help since my eyeballs such as Rainbow tuating it as a welcoming What other sitcom steroids. Call me sharp. Obviously, it is were shaking. Springs State Park and city that is appreciated in history can you say Arnold from now on! not working. What was I was smart enough to others, we will drive vis- for its hospitality, beauty a few words and in- On the way out, the I thinking? realize I could not do itors to local businesses and choices in shopping, instead of losing them stantly know what nurse dropped the The first piece I my needlework. There dining and products and as they drive home. episode you are talk- bomb shell, “By the picked up went flying will be blood. services. ing about? way the breathing across the room. My I can feel my nerves What’s in it for you? We have a lot of work Junior Mints, Mar- treatment will cause hands were a lethal settling down, which What sets us apart ahead of us but with ble Rye, Sponge-wor- the jitters, so if you weapon, pieces were means it is time for my are the marketing and many hands the work is thy, Muffin tops, start shaking you will flying everywhere. next dosage. If I am networking abilities made lighter. Counter-clockwise- know why.” Start shak- Twenty minutes later, I going to have the swirl, Vandelay Indus- ing?! You mean I will had fewer pieces put shakes I might as well tries, Puffy shirt, shake more than I al- together than when I drink. WE SERVE BREAKFAST! Shrinkage, Pez dis- ready do? Great! started. Ugh! Then again, I’d end pensers,Manssiere, Being a good patient, Reading wasn’t much up wearing my drink so Double dipping, I went home and took better. Turning pages I guess I will just sit Mulva, big salad, my medicine, which became an ordeal. I still! I crack me up. BOULEVARD Magic Loogie and tasted yuky! I have re- Festivus, which was alized two things in BISTRO George’s dad’s alter- life: some things never native to Christmas, change and nurses Quiet Oaks Breakfast & Lunch just to name a few. never lie. Remember the I am wiggling more 9576 N. 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Photos by JULIE MACINI/For the Riverland News Lori Frazee adds asparagus to her pellet grill as she keeps a close eye on other items, such as skewered shrimp, bacon and pork loin. For more pictures, see Page 8. SMOKIN’ continued from page 1 recipe contests or chili cook-offs. She didn’t enter the field to break barriers, or to prove a point. Her reason was simple. “I love to cook,” she said, recalling the first time she butchered an entire hog as part of a classroom project with her students during the first stage of her career as a teacher in the Fort Myers area. “I cleaned it and butchered it, then we used the meat for a home economics class. We had a lot left over, so we decided to roast it for the entire school.” Frazee, who has been in and around a kitchen for the better part of her life, credited her mother and grandmother for being “great cooks.” It was her involvement in 4H as a young girl that got her in the kitchen, she explained. As a youth, ABOVE: Lori Frazee seasons hot wings as her hungry Frazee was interested in husband Leon comes out to check on her progress. RIGHT: Frazee tends to chicken wings on her drum grill the entomology, the study as a variety of other food is grilled under the awning of of bugs but because there her custom BBQ RV. was no FFA Chapter in her hometown, the only way she could show her ON THE TUBE: Frazee will be featured on the Travel collection of bugs was Channel’s latest show, “American Grilled”, at 9 a.m. Wednes- through 4H. day, Aug. 6. She competes against three other contestants “I had to belong to a for the chance to win a $10,000 cash prize at the event, cooking and sewing which was filmed in Pensacola. group,” she said. “Be- FACTS ABOUT FRAZEE: Graduate of Purdue University; cause I wanted to have former agriculture teacher; three years on the Florida BBQ my bugs on exhibit, I had Association Circuit; Team Name: Barn Goddess BBQ; the to participate in those only one-woman team on the circuit; Certified Florida BBQ other things too, which Association Judge; first year competing in the KCBS; Recipe sounds ridiculous.” Contributor: Barbecue America Magazine; and BlogTalk Still, this was more radio host, Barn Goddess BBQ & More at 7 p.m. Tuesdays. about the satisfaction of competing in a market ture.” cooking devices, such as And she’s not kidding or episode. “American Frazee said the most which has grown in popu- Typically, Frazee said, the traditional stick bragging. Grilled” will debut at 9 frustrating part of the ex- larity in the past 20 years. she would get a 15-minute burner or a pellet burner, “I could easily prepare p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6, perience is the cameras Frazee remembers to cat nap here and there, which has a computer at- a 5-course meal on a on the Travel Channel. constantly in your face this day the initial reac- but not that night. tached and automatically grill,” she explained, not- The show Frazee will be throughout the ordeal. tion her appearance at “I was delirious,” she feeds a fire and keeps the ing everybody could do it featured on was filmed in “They are in your face her first event garnered said. “I didn’t have a tent temperature at the cor- given the time. “It doesn’t Pensacola, where she the entire time,” she said. from other competitors. for the cooker. I learned rect setting. After using have to be what people competes against three “They are so polished on “The funny thing was so much.” both, Frazee favors the typically think of it.” other competitors for a it. You couldn’t go to the there was a lot of guys In addition to learning stick burner. Frazee said one of her chance to win a $10,000 bathroom by yourself, be- who would stop and say, what additional camping “I’m old school,” Frazee special dishes done on grand prize. Due to a con- cause they were afraid ‘oh wait, there’s a girl supplies were necessary, said, noting perhaps the grill is bread pudding. fidentiality agreement, you might ask someone smoking in the boys Frazee has become a cer- when she’s 60 she’ll use a She said a lot of the time Frazee was unable to di- for advice.” room,’” she said, now tified judge for competi- gravity set cooker full she’ll make it when she’s vulge the final results, The show was filmed laughing at the remark tions throughout Florida time so she can sleep at a competition, but not but did indicate “she on a public beach in Pen- after several years. and other parts of the through the night. “I use for the event itself, but made it past the first sacola with less than “There are still some guys United States. In addi- an ugly 55-gallon drum, for the other competitors round.” ideal conditions. not happy to see a woman tion, she’s a member of where I cook most every- when they are sharing Frazee said her past ex- “It was windy as hell out there.” the Florida BBQ Associa- thing, including ribs and dishes with each other. periences auditioning for the day we filmed, the No matter, Frazee said. tion Circuit as well as the chicken wings.” The reaction is often reality shows paid off and weather has been perfect “They know two Kansas City Barbecue So- And cooking, whether the same when folks sam- what she was able to for all of their other things,” she added, “I’m ciety (KCBS). She’s com- it’s for a party she’s cater- ple the dish. glean from watching be- shoots,” she said. “We not going anywhere and peted on the circuit for ing through her business “They’re like, ‘Oh my hind-the scenes. Still, she were facing the elements I’m still going to com- Florida BBQ Association- or for a competition, gosh, you just did that on said, with thousands of that nobody else had seen pete.” sanctioned events this drives her to create the a grill?’” she said. people applying at one it. We had such a hard They might have past year, and currently is perfect meal. Frazee ex- Frazee isn’t one-dimen- time, most people would time with the wind. learned after that first ranked 20th in the state plained in a competition sional though. She pens a be shocked at what the “People don’t realize competition, which out of 450 registered and barbecue, there are typi- recipe column for Barbe- process is like. the stress of having to do Frazee won. She remem- certified pit masters. cally four categories, cue America Magazine “You have the introduc- something quickly and bers the event all too well, “I have a lot of friends chicken, ribs, pork and and hosts an online tory interview, which have to do it in 20 min- because it taught her in the barbecue industry,” beef. Her personal fa- BlogTalk titled Barn God- lasts 1 to 2 hours,” Frazee utes.” more than just cooking Frazee said, noting cook- vorite is brisket. dess BBQ & More at 7 explained, “in which they In addition, because under pressure at events; ing with world champion “I love to cook brisket, I p.m. Tuesdays. This past ask you off the wall ques- the beach couldn’t close it taught her what addi- Melissa Cookston is atop cook a really good brisket year, she opted to branch tions and have you look a off public access, the pub- tional camping supplies her bucket list. “I would that melts in your mouth,” out again in an attempt to different direction than lic formed a larger than were necessary. love to be able to cook a she said. “In a competi- secure a spot on the the cameras.” normal crowd at the “I got there and it was whole hog with her. She tion, brisket is my fa- Travel Channel’s newest Then, she explained, event. Making sure the hotter than blue blazes,” has undoubtedly made vorite. I love to cook baby reality cooking show, you compete in so many crowd didn’t spoil the re- she explained, noting it her mark. No one can back ribs, or St. Louis “American Grilled.” Un- rounds. sults was tricky, Frazee was 97 degrees at her ar- deny her. I have made a ribs. We like them falling like her previous at- “You could be there for added. rival and dropped to 60 career of always doing off the bone, but you don’t tempts to land a role on 8 hours and then you But she’d certainly do degrees at night. “And it things the best I can do. cook ribs like that in a shows such as “Master have an exit interview it again tomorrow, if was raining hard all So, I want to be an expert competition. You cook to Chef,” or Rachel Ray’s that lasts from 2 to 3 given the chance. night, and I kept feeding in everything that I’ve a specific tenderness.” “Burger Bash” and the hours,” Frazee added. “I loved it, I loved the that (stick burner), every done, because that’s the But when it comes to “Next Food Network “You might be on televi- pressure of it,” she said, minute as the rain was teacher part of me.” cooking at home or for Star,” Frazee nailed the sion 10 minutes, so you noting she plans to audi- hitting the cooker, which That means experi- parties, Frazee said she audition for “American don’t know what they’re tion for the “Next Food dropped the tempera- menting with different can do it all on a grill. Grilled” and its pilot going to pull out.” Network Star” again. Riverland News, Thursday, July 31, 2014 7

OUT TO PASTOR Thrift shop donates to Christians In Action CHURCH NEWS Vendors sought for church event Pastor has learned Crafters, flea market and food vendors are needed for the Church a lot in his lifetime of the Advent’s annual Trash to Treasure sale, n celebrating my they require are two which will be Satur- recent birthday, I ears. It does not have to day, Oct. 25. Spaces are I found myself be ears that hear, just available for $15 each; caught up in a case of ears that appear. tables are not pro- nostalgia. I Most things vided. Shaded spots never imagined heard in such are assigned on a paid I would really circumstances registration basis. get this old. Not are not worth For information, call that I am old, hearing. Per- the church office at mind you, but I haps that is the 465-7272 or Al Sickle at have reached genius of our 352-208-5664 or email the point in life ears. In aging, [email protected]. I never thought they develop a The Church of the Ad- I would when I Rev. James little bit of wis- vent is at 11251 County was younger. Snyder dom and after a Road 484, Dunnellon. Had I known I while, they just Romeo Baptist would get this old, I give up, not hearing plans new study would have saved anything really worth Photo by Joann McCullough Romeo Baptist some of the energy I hearing. I cannot re- Dunnellon Community Thrift Shop volunteers, from left, Elaine Huett Church will host a new wasted during my member the last time I and Karen Keen, present a check to Sue LeBrun, vice president of discipleship class, teenage years. heard something under Christians in Action. “Family Driven Faith” How was I to know such circumstances by Voddie Baucham, that as you got older worth hearing the first Special to the Riverland News distributes clothing, care of the next three based on Deuteronomy your supply of energy time, let alone remem- toiletries, personal months,” LeBrun 6:4-9. The class will be began diminishing? bering. Sue LeBrun, the re- grooming products, explained. at 6 p.m. Sundays, begin- When I was younger, This brings me to my cently appointed vice dish and laundry de- In making the do- ning Aug. 3, and run for I could not sit still for memory. The best thing president of Chris- tergents to families nation, the thrift 12 weeks. For more in- long and no matter about memory is, you tians In Action (CIA), and individuals who shop women indi- formation, call 489-1788. where I went, I ran. It can remember things spoke to the Dunnel- qualify under federal cated they would like Church hosts was impossible for me the way you want to re- lon Community Thrift guidelines. to dedicate this to the bingo weekly just to walk. Often my member them. After Shop women July 15 The Dunnellon late Geri Davis in St. John the Baptist mother chided me by all, it is your memory at its monthly meet- Community Thrift recognition of her Catholic Church hosts saying, “Slow down, and it should be up to ing. Her passion for Shop women voted to charitable works and bingo at 11:30 a.m. young man.” But I you to remember what helping those less donate $1,000 to as- numerous contribu- Tuesdays and 5:30 p.m. never could. I have fi- you want. My memory fortunate left an im- sist the CIA in its ef- tions to the Dunnel- Wednesdays. Prizes up nally come to the point has a way of bringing pression. This organi- forts. When notified lon community. It was to $250. Doors open at where I am in harmony out the positive to the zation was begun to of the size of the do- Davis’ favorite proj- 10 a.m. Tuesdays and 4 with my mother’s de- absolute exclusion of augment items avail- nation, LeBrun was ect and she and Le- p.m. Wednesdays. The sire. The only problem the negative. And who able from local food speechless and Brun worked church is at the corner is, I am not a young wants to dwell on the banks and those that moved to tears. tirelessly to keep it of U.S. 41 and State man anymore. negative? cannot be purchased “This will buy going since it began Road 40. Today, I can sit in my Whoever said you with food stamps. It enough items to take in November 2012. easy chair for hours cannot live in the past and not even move. I is probably not old OBITUARY keep a little mirror on enough to have any David Anthony the stand next to my past worth remember- chair so my wife can ing. And the marvelous Friends of the Library bookstore open Newmeyer, 17 periodically check to thing about remember- OCALA see if I am still breath- The Friends of the through Saturday. brary. The Friends are ing things in the past is Dunnellon Public Li- The Friends continue committed to giving a David Anthony ing. Often, the only in- that you can remember dication of life is the brary Bookstore, which to accept gently read monthly book endow- Newmeyer, 17, of them as you like. It is is inside the library, is at book donations daily at ment (new books), in ad- Ocala, died July 23, occasional snoring. your version of the One thing I have 20351 Robinson Road, the store. dition to providing office 2014, as a result of a past. Some people behind Winn-Dixie. An all-volunteer staff equipment, landscaping, car accident. Heirs Fu- learned in growing write journals, I like to There are novels, bios, operates The Friends and various other li- neral Home of Ocala. older is that my eyes trust my memory. cooking, gardening, in- Bookstore, with all pro- brary enhancements. Sign the guestbook are not quite what they As my memory has spirational, craft, self- ceeds benefiting the For information, call at www.riverland used to be. For exam- aged, it has become help, finance, romance, Dunnellon Public Li- the library at 438-4520. news.com. ple, the mailbox used better, just like a fine children, VHS videos to be rather close to the wine. In fact, my mem- (Some DVDs), Books-On- front door of our house. ory is so good I can dis- Tape, history, politics, Now, I can barely see it tinctly remember westerns, magazines and – from the front door and things that never hap- “For where two or three gather together in My name, there am I with them.” more. Daily sales are on- it takes over an hour to pened. And the details going with books for as reach it by walking. To I remember are simply Matthew 18:20 be truthful, halfway to astounding. Each time I little as 10 cents. Store the mailbox I have to hours are now from pause and catch my See PASTOR page 10 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday GATHERINGS breath. And, when I look at my checkbook, I can barely see to the end of A D IRECTORY OF A REA C HURCHES the month. When I was 711180 young, I used to hear CLEANMASTER the saying, “A penny saved is a penny 26 Years in Business Episcopal Romeo Baptist earned.” Now, my eyes Church Peace are so bad, I cannot see 000IUAW Get Any 2 Services Call for of the Advent Lutheran Church Church anything to buy for a Missouri Synod penny. Same Day and SAVE! Details Pastor 11251 S.W. Highway 484 Rev. Terry L. McKee, Pastor R.D. Hess Not only are my eyes (1.3 Miles West of State Road 200) (352) 489-1788 Sunday School & Adult Bible 000HIUR going, but my hearing is 352-465-7272 not quite what it used Class9:00 A.M Sunday Sunday Worship Service to be when I was young. Sunday Sunday School 9:30 AM 10:00 A.M It is not as bad as it 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Worship 11:00 AM might seem. There is a 10:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Wednesday Bible Study Disciple Training 5:00 PM good side to dimin- 10:00 A.M ished hearing. 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Lori Frazee, a local resident and pit master, will be featured on the Travel Channel’s latest show, “American Grilled”, at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6. She will compete against three other contestants for the chance to win a $10,000 cash prize at the event, which was filmed in Pensacola. The 12-year Dunnellon resident opened her cookers and her backyard recently for the Riverland News. Clockwise from above left: Frazee adds skewers of shrimp to her computerized pellet grill. Frazee adds melted butter to a rack of ribs before putting them into the smoker. Frazee cuts thick slices from bacon she cured naturally herself. Frazee wraps up her ribs in foil after seasoning them. Frazee explains how the pellet grill works. The all-wood pellets burn slowly at the temperature she sets. Photos by JULIE MANCINI/ Riverland News Riverland News, Thursday, July 31, 2014 9 Health department back-to-school Restaurant relocation shots offered The Florida Depart- enth grade require the goes smoothly ment of Health in Mar- Tdap—tetanus diphthe- ion County will offer ria and acellular per- AUGIE SALZER special back-to-school tussis—booster For the Riverland News immunization clinics in vaccine. Vaccination August to help students requirements include: Saucy Circles pizzeria is get ready for school. Kindergarten the first business to move “Vaccines provide through sixth grade: out of the building at the the best defense to pro- two doses of the vari- intersection of State Road tect you and your fam- cella vaccine 40 and U.S. 41. The Florida ily from the spread of Grades seven Department of Transporta- infectious diseases,” through 12: one dose of tion (FDOT) notified the said Jan Stepp, Immu- the varicella vaccine owner of the building and nization Clinic supervi- Grades seven the three tenants in No- sor for the Florida through 12: the Tdap vember 2013 that the struc- Department of Health (tetanus/diphtheria/per ture was going to be in Marion County. “We tussis) vaccine demolished and replaced want to give parents Students entering a with another drainage re- every opportunity to Florida school for the tention area (DRA). get their kids ready for first time should have At the end of January, the school year by tak- two doses of the the FDOT completed the ing advantage of our measles, mumps and largest DRA at the south immunization services rubella vaccine. side of State Road 40 to before school starts.” For information correct the past flooding The Department will about immunizations, problem under the rail- offer free school vacci- call 352-629-0137, ext. road bridge. The DRA that AUGIE SALZER/For the Riverland News 2017. Debbie and Scott Covey, owners of Saucy Circles, have moved into their nations at the Marion will replace the structure County Children’s Al- at the north corner of new location on State Road 40, 3 miles east of their previous home. Church collects liance Back-to-School box tops for schools State Road 40 is being the Florida Project Land building to show the loca- ience store to sell in the Bash. The event is The Altar and built to control any flood- Specialist and tion of the bathrooms, pizzeria, therefore, they scheduled for 10 a.m. to Rosary Society of St. ing which may occur with Acquisition. coolers and things like didn’t make any profit on 2 p.m. Saturday at the John the Baptist the widening of U.S. 41 “We found this new where the hand washing it. The gas station/conve- E.D. Croskey Recre- Catholic Church will from two to four lanes. property on our own, but and mop sinks were. Then nience store is the largest ation Center, 1510 NW continue to collect Box The commercial prop- Agent Hannah helped us we had to wait for the tenant in the building. 4th St., Ocala. In addi- Tops for Education erty is being acquired to get moved in a timely food inspectors to make “We couldn’t sell soda tion to school immu- and Campbell Soup under eminent domain, fashion and we received sure we meet all the state unless we bought it from nizations, the event UPC labels for one of which means the govern- comp immediately after regulations.” the convenience store includes fun and the local schools here ment has the right to pur- the move,” Debbie Covey The Coveys lease was to next to us, but now we can games, food, and free in Dunnellon. Box tops chase property for public said. “She was helpful in expire June 12, but they sell soda and beer,” she backpacks for school. and labels can be use with just compensa- that aspect. She also decided to leave a month said. “The plus side to For information about dropped off at the tion to the owner, accord- helped us by calling our early so they could pro- having to move is we now the Back-to-School church office or put in ing to FDOT spokesman new landlord to say the cure their new location. It have an expanded deliv- Bash, call 352-438-5990. the container in the Steve Olsen. money (for the deposit) was the end of June be- ery area. We are busier The Department of church narthax. “We also help to relo- was coming.” fore all the state require- than I thought we were Health has scheduled For information, call cate all the people after Although the Coveys ments were satisfied and going to be having just special back-to-school 489-5954. the agent receives an ap- found a new structure on they were able to open. opened.” immunization clinics praisal report and pres- State Road 40, 3 miles “The state took over our Saucy Circles opened from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sea Cadets Corps ents the offer to the east of their previous lo- lease at the old place so for business June 25 at Aug. 4 to 8, Aug. 11 to 15 seeks members owner,” Olsen explained. cation, new problems pre- no one else could move in 16900 W. State Road 40. and Aug. 18 to 20 at the Manatee Division “The Department made vented them from and then the state would Another tenant Jenifer Department’s Ocala fa- drills at Coast Guard one of the tenants — opening immediately. The have to buy them out,” Boscarino, owner of cility at 1801 SE 32nd Station Yankeetown, in Saucy Circles — eligible new building previously Debbie Covey explained. Jenifer’s Hair Studio, has Ave. No appointment is Yankeetown, the sec- for relocation early, be- was a delicatessen and “Fortunately our two rented from SBK One needed, and the immu- ond weekend monthly. cause they had found a re- grocery store licensed cooks — Zena and Nick — LLC for about 10 years nizations are free for The Sea Cadets are placement site and under the Department of stayed unemployed and and also hopes to have a those ages 18 and for youths, ages 13 wanted to move before it Agriculture and their waited for us to reopen.” positive outcome from younger. Parents through 17 years old. was taken by someone business is a food service With all the problems her compulsory move. should bring their There is also a Navy else.” and has to be licensed the Coveys encountered “I’m taking the time to child’s immunization League Cadet unit for Debbie and Scott Covey, under the Department of with the move, they also find just the right place,” records if they have youths, ages 11 owners of Saucy Circles, Professional Business discovered and focused Boscarino said. “I plan to them. through 13 years old. had signed a one-year Regulations. on the positive side. Their stay in the area to make it New health require- For information, lease with the building “We couldn’t just trans- lease agreement with as convenient for my ments mean that chil- visit www.manatee owner in June 2013. fer our license to the new SBK One LLC, the owner clients as possible.” dren may need an div.org or call Todd About five months later, location,” she said. “We of the structure to be torn Augie Salzer is a corre- additional polio vacci- Dunn, commanding of- they were told they had to had to start all over again down, stipulated the Cov- spondent for the River- nation before they can ficer, at 352-212-5473 relocate by Terri Hannah, and submit a plan review. eys had to purchase their land News. Email her at enter kindergarten. or tdunn@manateediv. an acquisition agent with It was a floor plan of the soda from the conven- [email protected]. Children entering sev- org.

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PASTOR continued from page 7 Guardian ad Litem seeks volunteers recount a memory I remember new details. Special to the Riverland News program is seeking volunteers. Persons 21 years of age and plete 30 hours of pre-service The Gracious Mis- A GAL is a volunteer appointed older — adults between the training. On average, volunteers tress of the Parsonage There are about 1,700 children by the court to advocate for a ages of 19 and 21 are also eligi- spend 5 to 10 hours a month on a has quite a different in the Marion, Hernando, Lake, child. The volunteer works as ble, working under the guid- case. Most cases last 10 months. take on all of this. She Sumter and Citrus counties, who part of a team with a volunteer ance and partnership with a The next training begins Monday, remembers everything have been removed from their supervisor and program attorney. certified volunteer GAL — who Aug. 4, at the Ocala Police De- that actually hap- homes for alleged abuse, aban- They become familiar with the successfully complete the pre- partment, 402 S. Pine Ave., Ocala. pened. She has a pho- donment or neglect, who are now child and the child’s case and service training program, have For information, call Sarah Jay tographic memory, part of a dependency court pro- makes recommendations to the a clean criminal background at 352-274-5231 or email whereas I have, ac- ceeding. These children need court to help ensure a safe, car- check and are able to be objec- [email protected].. For infor- cording to her, a prob- someone who will speak up for ing, stable and permanent envi- tive are eligible. mation and an application, visit lematic memory. At them, and the Guardian ad Litem ronment for that child. A GAL must successfully com- www.guardianadlitem.org. her discretion, she can marshal all of the facts of the incident in the order in which it hap- Family, friends bid farewell to longtime resident CHURCH NOTES pened. Usually her memory throws my ‘Clothe the Children’ memory in a different scheduled Aug. 7 light. The Altar & Rosary No matter how I re- Society of St. John the count my memory, she Baptist Catholic always has some cor- Church will give out rection to it. More than free new and gently once, she has claimed used children’s cloth- I stretched the truth. ing to families in need But I believe, if the from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. truth cannot handle Thursday, Aug 7, at its some stretching what annual “Clothe the good is it in the first Children” drive in the place? If it is so fragile church pavilion at and cannot handle a 7525 U.S. 41.For infor- little bit of stretching, I mation, call 489-5954. am not sure it is worth Church to host remembering. Saturday Supper As my body gets The Third Saturday weaker, my memory Supper will be from gets stronger. 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Satur- In the Old Testa- day, Aug. 16, at the ment, David spoke Community Congrega- often of the impor- tional Christian tance of memory. “I re- Church at 9220 N. Cit- member the days of rus Springs Blvd., Cit- old; I meditate on all AUGIE SALZER/For the Riverland News rus Springs in the thy works; I muse on Dunnellon resident Natalie Warren, seated center, is surrounded by family and friends at a re- Dewain Farris Fellow- the work of thy hands” cent surprise going away party Warren is moving to an assisted-living facility in Ohio to be ship Hall. Adult tick- (Psalms 143:5 KJV). closer to her stepdaughter. Warren lived in the area for almost 30 years, was a lector and Eu- ets are $10 and For David, in his old charistic Minister at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church and was active in the drama club children are $5. Tick- age his memory until her health recently declined. She is sad to be leaving the area and all her friends, but is ets can be purchased brought him a great confident she will make new friends soon. at the door. Takeout is deal of comfort. “I available. For informa- have been young, and tion, call 489-1260. now am old; yet have I Church men’s club not seen the righteous plays horseshoes forsaken, nor his seed The Men’s Club of St. begging bread” CERT training session scheduled John the Baptist (Psalms 37:25 KJV). Catholic Church will My goal is to live Community Emer- disaster. This course will assessing their commu- Bureau of Emergency play horseshoes at 9 each day in such a way gency Response Team offer training on disas- nity and providing basic Management and is a a.m. Saturdays at the that years down the (CERT) training will be ter preparedness, fire medical treatment to free to all who are inter- church.Horseshoes will road I will have a good offered from 5 to 7 p.m. safety, disaster medical those in need and report ested. be provided to anyone memory. Oct. 9 to Nov. 13 at the operations and more. all the information to For information or for needing them and in- The Rev. James L. Marion County Sheriff ’s Once trained, partici- Emergency Manage- an application, call structions in pitching, Snyder is pastor of the Office at 692 NW 30th pants have the opportu- ment. Emergency Management scoring and court main- Family of God Fellow- Ave., Ocala. nity to join their local The CERT Program is at 352-369-8100 or email tenance will be pro- ship in Ocala. 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HOLIDAY continued from page 1 Resident recognized for Florida Bar membership means everyone else is doing well.” In all, Florida residents are expected to save at least $40 million over the three-day holiday, which was passed unanimously by the 2014 Florida Legis- lature and signed into law by Gov. Rick Scott. Com- bined spending for back to school and college is expected to reach about $5 billion in Florida, and tax- exempt sales will account for an estimated $600 million of that spending. During the tax holiday weekend, there will be no state or local sales taxes due on the first $750 of the JOHN T. FULBRIGHT/Special to the Riverland News sales price of personal Walter Sylvester, left, of Dunnellon, one of four members of the Mar- computers and related ac- ion County Bar Association who were recently honored for 50 years cessories purchased for of dedication to the practice of law by the Florida Bar at its recent noncommercial home or convention at The Gaylord Palms Hotel in Orlando. Sylvester is Puzzle answers on Page 3 personal use. The term shown being congratulated by Sharon Lynn Ernst, also of Dunnel- “personal computer” in- lon, and his longtime friend, Bob Graham, a retired U.S. senator and cludes any electronic book past governor of Florida. BRIDGE SCORES reader, laptop, desktop, handheld, tablet, or tower Rainbow Springs Country Club Bridge computer, but does not in- crayons, notebooks, note- spend $669.28 on apparel, The Florida Retail Fed- Results from July 22: clude cell phones, video book paper, legal pads, shoes, supplies and elec- eration is the statewide Winners: 1. Luise Pellett, 6,320; 2. Billie Barnes, game consoles, digital binders, lunch boxes, con- tronics, up 5 percent from trade association repre- 5,890; 3. Jean Bozak, 5,360. media receivers, or devices struction paper, markers, $634.78 last year. senting retailers -- the Slams: Pauline Sturtevant and Luise Pellett, 6 Hearts. that are not primarily de- folders, poster board, com- A study by The Washing- businesses that sell di- Results July 15: signed to process data. The position books, poster ton Economics Group rectly to consumers. Winners: 1. Jeanne Reed, 5,810; 2. Pauline Sturte- term “related accessories” paper, scissors, cellophane (WEG) that examined the Florida retailers provide vant, 5,110; 3. Dick Davis, 4,270. includes keyboards, mice, tape, glue or paste, rulers, impact of the back-to- one out of every five jobs in Slams: Barney Reagan and Pauline Sturtevant, 6 personal digital assistants, computer disks, protrac- school sales tax holiday the state, pay more than Spades, and Gary Roosenberg and Betsy Davis, 6 Dia- monitors (except those tors, compasses and confirmed that increased $49 billion in wages annu- monds. with TV tuners), modems, calculators. spending during the three- ally, and collect and remit Results from July 8: routers, and nonrecre- According to the Na- day period in 2010 gener- more than $20 billion in Winners: 1. Jean Bozak, 5,710; 2. Pauline Sturtevant, ational software. tional Retail Federation’s ated $115 million more in sales taxes for Florida’s 4,640; 3. Jeanne Reed, 4,480. Clothing and shoes up to 2014 Back-to-School Sur- taxable sales, and $293 mil- government each year. For Slams: Billie Barnes and Richard Davis, 6 NT. $100 will be tax exempt, vey conducted by Prosper lion more in overall sales. more information, visit the Results from July 1: along with school supplies Insights & Analytics, the That generated an addi- FRF website, and follow Winners: 1. Brian Norris, 7,260; 2. Shirley MacDonald, up to $15. That includes average family with chil- tional $7 million in rev- FRF on Facebook and 6,090; 3. Pauline Sturtevant, 5,230. pens, pencils, erasers, dren in grades K-12 will enue to the state of Florida. Twitter. Slams: Gary Roosenberg and Jean Bozak, 6 Hearts.

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CIALIS USERS! 55+ park on lake w/5 SEPTEMBER A cheaper alternative national origin, or an HOUSEKEEPING piers, clubhouse and to high drugstore intention, 1-800-438-8559 much more! Rent prices! 50 Pill Special to make such prefer- Relate well w/ incl. grass cutting $99. Shipping! ence, limitation or people -able to lift FREE and your water 50lbs. Hours vary, 100% Guaranteed. discrimination. “ Fa- 1 bedroom, 1 bath milial status includes GUN & KNIFE able to work wknds. CALL NOW: BUYING JUNK CARS 1-800-943-8953 $450. children under the age ★ Running or Not ★ 423-0731 RIV Apply in Person 2 bedroom, 1 bath PUBLIC NOTICE SHOW M-F 10-3@ of 18 living with CASH PAID-$300 & UP $475. - $525. parents or legal cus- (352) 771-6191 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BROOKSVILLE Rainbow Rivers Club - Pets considered and ORDINANCE #ORD2014-02 20510 The Granada, DirectTV todians, pregnant HSC CLUB 2 Year Savings Event! section 8 is accepted. women and people PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Sat. Aug. 9th 9a-5p Dunnellon, or email The City of Dunnellon proposes to adopt the following Ordinance: Over 140 channels Call 352-476-4964 securing custody of BUYING JUNK CARS Sun. Aug. 10th 9a-4p [email protected] only $29.99 a month. For Details! children under 18. ★ Running or Not ★ HERNANDO NO CALLS PLEASE. Only DirectTV gives ORDINANCE #ORD2014-02 This newspaper will CASH PAID-$300 & UP AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DUNNELLON, FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAPTER 74, COUNTY you 2 YEARS of not knowingly accept FAIRGROUNDS (352) 771-6191 VEGETATION, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES BY DELETING ARTICLE II, WEEDS, IN savings and a FREE any advertising for ITS ENTIRETY; AMENDING SECTIONS 95-5 AND 99-9 OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT Admission $6.00 Genie upgrade! real estate which is in REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO PROPERTY MAINTENANCE AND LOT MOWING; (352) 799-3605 Call 1-800-481-2137 violation of the law. WE BUY ALL AUTOS PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION IN THE CODE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND ROLLING HILLS Our readers are with or without titles PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. IN DUNNELLON hereby informed that ☛ ANY CONDITION DISH TV APARTMENTS all dwellings adver- Cindy (813) 505-6939 A public hearing is scheduled for the Regular City Council Meeting on August General RETAILER tised in this newspa- 11, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. at Dunnellon City Hall, 20750 River Drive. Starting $19.99/ mo. 11150 Rolling Hills Rd per are available on Maintenance (for 12 mos.) COPIES OF THIS ORDINANCE ARE AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE AT DUNNELLON several rental houses. Dunnellon, FL 34431 an equal opportunity Find Out How to basis. To complain of CITY HALL, 20750 RIVER DRIVE, DUNNELLON, FLORIDA 34431, MONDAY THROUGH minor repairs, care FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. UNTIL 4:00 P.M. THE PUBLIC IS ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND AND of grounds. SAVE Up to 50% Available Now! discrimination call Ask About COMMENT. semi-retired welcome! SAME DAY HUD toll-free at INSTALLATION!! 1 & 2 Bedroom Write: 1-800-669-9777. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, ANY PERSON RE- CALL 1-800-605-0984 Fred, Box 222, Apartments The toll-free telephone AUTO SWAP QUIRING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION AT THIS HEARING BECAUSE OF A DISA- Dunnellon, FL Rental Assistance 000IUYX number for the /CORRAL BILITY OR PHYSICAL IMPAIRMENT SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT (352) 34430-0222 hearing impaired is 465-8500 AT LEAST THREE CALENDAR DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. IF A PER- Safe Step Available 1-800-927-9275. CAR SHOW SON DESIRES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSID- Walk-In Tub Alert Call Monday Through Friday Sumter County ERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEARING, HE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE 8am - 12pm & 1pm - 5pm for Seniors. Fairgrounds PROCEEDING, AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE, HE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER- BATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE Bathroom falls can be (352)489-1021 SUMTER fatal. Approved by TDD 800-955-8771 TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. LOST DOG Arthritis Foundation. This Institution is an equal SWAP MEETS Bodie- 6 month old AIRLINE Therapeutic Jets. opportunity provider & employer. ☛ NO SHOW Published July 31, 2014. lemon beagle. CAREERS Begin Less Than 4 Inch Lost from Here - Step-In. Wide Door. AUGUST 1579 E. Ridgeline Get FAA approved Anti-Slip Floors. ☛ SEE YOU IN 424-0731 RIV Path, on June 14th. Aviation Maintenance American Made. SEPTEMBER PUBLIC NOTICE He was wearing a Technician training. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Installation Included. LET US 1-800-438-8559 CITY OF DUNNELLON red and white Housing and Financial aid for qualified Call 1-800-605-6035 PLANNING COMMISSION collar. He has 2 for $750 Off. TO CONSIDER AN APPLICATION FOR A SITE PLAN spots on the top students. Job placement assistance. WORK FOR The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing for recommendation to the of his head that Mountains of NC City Council regarding a Site Plan requested by O’Reilly Auto Parts pursuant to resemble a domino Call AIM Land Development Regulations, Appendix “A”, Zoning, Section 9.2(15) and (16) piece. He is approx 866-314-3769 New custom built and Section 9.3-1, for property located at 11423 North Williams Street, between 19 pounds. He is YOU! 1,232 sf unfurnished E. McKinney Avenue and Brooks Street, being Parcel Number 33641-001-00. The neutered. He is very TRAIN FROM HOME log cabin on 1.59 ac. Comfort Works, Inc. public hearing will be held at Dunnellon City Hall, 20750 River Drive, Dunnellon, sweet but also very GUN & KNIFE $74,900. Covered Air Conditioning and FL 34431, on Tuesday, August 19, 2014, at 5:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as can scared. If you see MEDICAL BILLING, Riverland front & back porches Heating Service, Res/ be heard. If necessary, this public hearing may be continued to a time and him please do not ACCOUNTING SHOW with private setting, EZ date certain by announcement at the scheduled hearing without any further Com (352) 400 - 8361 written notice. chase him or call his ASS’T, CUSTOMER BROOKSVILLE access. 866-738-5522 Lic# CAC1817447 name. Call Nicole @ SERVICE, News The application, filed under application number PZ1314-80, submitted by 727-641-0995 NO EXPERIENCE HSC CLUB Sat. Aug. 9th 9a-5p O’Reilly Auto Parts, together with any back-up materials may be reviewed dur- For more info NEEDED. HS/GED Classifieds ing normal business hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Dunnellon City Hall. For fur- and pictures NEEDED TO APPLY. Sun. Aug. 10th 9a-4p HERNANDO ther information please contact the Community Development Department at https://www.face Sullivan and Cogliano Get Results! (352) 465-8500, ext. 1010. book.com/groups/ Training Centers. COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS bringbodiehome/ 1-800-451-0709 APPEAL: NECESSITY OF RECORD. Notice is given that if any person desires to ap- Admission $6.00 STUMP peal any action taken by the Planning Commission at the above hearing, a (352) 799-3605 CALL CUSTOM CANVAS GRINDING verbatim record of the proceedings may be necessary pursuant to Florida Stat- TOLL FREE Boat Covers & Tops utes, 286.0105. The City assumes no responsibility for furnishing said record, how- Seats & Upholstery. CALL JIM FOR ever, the hearings will be audio recorded by the City for public use. 1-877-676-1403 Repairs Welcome FREE ESTIMATES 352-563-0066 (800) 478-8679 If any accommodations are needed for persons with disabilities, please contact the Office of the City Clerk at 352-465-8500.

Published July 31, 2014. BRING YOUR Averitt Express FISHING POLE! New Pay increase for Reginal Drivers! DUDLEY’S 419-0731 RIV 40 to 46 CPM + Marso, Theresa 2014-CP-1109 Notice to Creditors AUCTION 422-0731 RIV 9:00 am at 2157 NE 1FTEF15Y1RNB37683 PUBLIC NOTICE Fuel Bonus! 8/22 Sale Jacksonville Rd, Ocala, 1994 FORD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARION COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Also, Post - Training **AUCTION** PUBLIC NOTICE FL 34470, pursuant to 1HGCG56661A038198 File No.: 2014-CP-1109 Pay increase for NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE subsection 713.78 of the 2001 HONDA IN RE: ESTATE OF THERESA MARSO a/k/a THERESA M. MARSO Students! Thursday 7/31/2014 Superior Towing/C&M Florida Statutes. 1NXBB02E6TZ476712 Deceased. (Depending on Towing gives Notice of Superior Towing/C&M 1996 TOYOTA Prev:12 noon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Domicile) INVERNESS, FL Foreclosure of Lien and Towing reserves the right JS1GN77A6T2100646 Auction:3pm The administration of the estate of THERESA MARSO a/k/a THERESA M. intent to sell these to accept or reject any 1996 SUZUKI Get Home MARSO, deceased, whose date of death was April 1, 2014, is pending in the vehicle(s) on 08/22/2014 and/or all bids. Published July 31, 2014. EVERY Week 13’ Boston Whaler, 55+ park on lake w/5 Circuit Court for MARION County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which + Excellent Benefits Riding mower, Util. piers, clubhouse and is 110 NW 1st Avenue, Ocala, FL 34475. The names and addresses of the per- CDL-A Required trailer. Great Items much more! Rent sonal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set forth 888-362-8608 from Design furn, incl. grass cutting below. Apply @ appliances, Great and your water All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands AverittCareers.com tools, much more!!! 1 bedroom, 1 bath against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be 421-0731 RIV Board of Director’s bi- Suncoast Blvd Crystal Equal Opportunity ************************** $450. served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 8/6 Brd.OfDir. THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE monthly meeting on River, FL. 34429. Please Employer call for info 637-9588 2 bedroom, 1 bath PUBLIC NOTICE Wednesday, August 6, Females, minorities, OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. contact Coalition Staff dudleysauction.com $475. - $525. The Early Learning Coali- 2014 at 9:00 a.m. The at 352-563-9939, ext. 263 protected veterans & 4000 S Florida Ave Pets considered and All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or de- tion of the Nature mands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 meeting will be at the if you have any ques- indivdiuals with (US41S) Inverness section 8 is accepted. Coast, a United Way Early Learning Coalition tions. Public participa- disabilities are MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. supported organization, Ab1667 10% bp Call 352-476-4964 ALL CLAIMS, NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION of the Nature Coast’s tion is welcome. encouraged to apply. cash/ck. For Details! will be facilitating the main office, 382 N. Published July 31, 2014. Riverland News, Thursday, July 31, 2014 13

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This offer is valid date of publication only and supercedes all previous offers. Pictures for illust ration purposes only. All prior offer excluded. Dealer retains discounts and all incentives. All vehicles plus, tax, tag, delivery fee.