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Thursday, June 7, 2012 Vol 30 No. 33 75 cents Resident: Boycott will continue Communications, their businesses Black responds to city attorney, says rights are protected would be boycotted and their names would be circulated amongst JEFF BRYAN nellon Communications in a letter customers who sign-up for services dated April 24. with Greenlight is against the law. those individuals unhappy with Riverland News Black responded to Fowler May 7, “It has been reported that you Dunnellon, thus subjecting them to Rainbow Springs resident Lynn stating in his letter that Fowler’s have contacted business owners possible harassment,” Fowler Black wasted little time responding letter was filled with inaccurate and homeowners, within Dunnel- wrote. “Allegedly, you told them that to City Attorney James A. Fowler, statements and allegations. lon’s Greenlight Communications either you or the people you work Lynn who chastised Black and his efforts In Fowler’s letter to Black, he franchise area and advised them with are able to obtain a customer Black to lead a boycott of Greenlight Dun- wrote obtaining information about that if they subscribe to Greenlight See RESIDENT page 18

WHAT’S HAPPENING Police R/C Club will host annual event Saturday Tri-County R/C Club catch Annual All Electric Fun Fly-In Festival The Tri-County R/C Club will host its annual pair of All Electric Fun Fly-In Festival at 8 a.m. Satur- day, June 9, at the Rain- bow R/C Air Park, gators Bridges Road in Dun- nellon. This is an annual Animals put event for electric pow- ered remote controlled airplanes of all sizes, back in wild large and small, includ- JEFF BRYAN ing war birds, scale air- Riverland News craft, ducted fan jets, bi-planes and many Dunnellon Police more. Chief Joanne Black is a The Rainbow Café die-hard Gators fan. will be open serving. Her officers might not For additional information and directions, be, at least not after this visit www.tricountyrc- past weekend. club.homestead.com or Law enforcement au- contact Matt Wayne at thorities from the agency 352-527-8836. corralled two alligators this past weekend, re- Landscape architect to leasing them back into attend FORS meeting the wild after officers re- The Friends of Rain- sponded to two separate bow Springs State Park incidents in which gators Inc. will host its annual were spotted in town. meeting at 4 p.m. Mon- On Friday night, Sgt. day, June 11, in the Fel- Jacob Gonzalez and Offi- burn Pavilion at cer Aaron German re- Rainbow Springs State sponded to a call about a Park. gator behind Dunnellon Richard Kesselring, Plaza near Pizza Pub. who will be the guest On Saturday after- speaker, was the land- noon, Officers Shane Yox scape architect from and Adam Robinson Ocala, who designed the were dispatched to the historic gardens when Rainbow Square Shop- the park was a private at- ping Plaza. traction. The Friends How each animal will be honoring him for ended up in their respec- his design of the gardens tive locations, Black said that people are still en- she’s unsure of but did joying today. indicate the recent The public is welcome. heavy rains from Tropi- If you would like to at- cal Storm Beryl might tend, RSVP at 465-8555. JEFF BRYAN/Riverland News have led to it. Library Friends to host Dunnellon Christian Academy seniors Leeann Callejas, left, and Cody Heisler stand as they are of- “I bet the rain is the month-long book sale ficially presented as graduates of the Christian-based school affliiated with First Baptist Church of cause of it,” she ex- Dunnellon. The two graduated last Friday. plained. “I don’t think The Friends Book anyone dumped them, Store, inside the Dun- probably the rain caused nellon Public Library at Dunnellon Christian Acadmey bids farewell to two grads them to migrate. I have 20351 Robinson Road, seen this in the past after will host the June Ju- JEFF BRYAN for their future. “Life is now beginning for and during most major bilee book sale through Riverland News The two seniors were given you, enjoy the journey,” he said, storms or when there is a June 30. All proceeds words of wisdom and encour- cautioning them that the real drought.” benefit the library. “I will soar on the wings of agement from Mike world is a tough place. “Life is However, Black All hardcover books eagles, I will learn to fly high Hackathorn, pastor at Agape not as forgiving as Ms. Nelson.” pointed out, handling al- are $1; paperbacks, above this world.” Baptist Church in Ocala and the Hackathorn said he sought ligators is a crime and large and small, are 25 — Mac Powell, singer, graduates’ one-time Bible out advice from the 23 richest FWC would be called for cents each. This sale Third Day teacher at DCA. people in the world and would charges if necessary. does not include spe- Hackathorn said he was hon- pass it along to today’s gradu- The gator captured and cially priced books. The Strength isn’t in numbers or ored to have been chosen to ates. He whittled the advice released by Sgt. Gonzales Book Store hours are size, strength is in a person’s speak at their graduation cere- down to a top 10 list of brilliant and German was about 5 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. heart. mony, joking his four-hour words for graduates. feet in length, Black said. Monday through Friday That can certainly be consid- speech would have to be — Get out of bed. “There’s no The second alligator and from 10:30 a.m. to 2 ered the case for the 2012 grad- scrapped after the start of the room for laziness,” Hackathorn caught and released by p.m. Saturday. uates at Dunnellon Christian ceremony was delayed 30 min- said. Yox and Robinson meas- For additional infor- Academy, which again had two utes. — Don’t seek too much ad- ured about 3 feet, Black mation, call the library graduates this year. “That’s been nipped in the vice. “You cannot please every- said. at 438-2520. Those Eagles — Cody Heisler bud,” he jokingly said before body,” he explained. “There’s “I know the little one and Leeann Callejas — will turning to a message filled with only three people you have to was mad when Shane now begin their journey as sincerity and advice for the tried to get him,” she said. young adults, as they prepare graduates. See SOAR page 11 It was just a year ago See GATORS page 3 TOP OF THE CLASS: LAKHANI NAMED VALEDICTORIAN Weber, Honeysette tapped as salutatorians

JEFF BRYAN her associate of arts from competed at the Miss the College of Central Florida Teen USA Pag- Riverland News Florida, having earned 63 eant last October in Brittany Lakhani is a credit hours there and Miami, was chosen ahead beauty queen. graduated May 15 from of Casey Weber and Gage She’s supported troops CF. Honeysette. overseas, mailing them Now Lakhani can boast “I am so excited and coupons for the past year of the highest honor be- cannot stop smiling,” said to help lower their ex- stowed upon a high school Lakhani, who finished penses. graduate – valedictorian. with a G.P.A. of 5.0 to earn The soon-to-be Dunnel- She will address her fellow valedictorian honors. lon High School graduate classmates at 7 p.m. today “This honor is something has also never missed a at the DHS Graduation. that I have been working JULIE MANINCI/For the Riverland News day of high school. The one-time Miss Dunnellon High School’s Brittany Lakhani was se- She’s already earned Gainesville Teen, who See LAKHANI page 17 lected as the Class of 2012’s Valedictorian. A2 Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 OVER 60 YEARS SERVING YOUR HEARING NEEDS

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GATORS turn around quickly and bite. They also explained Thrift Shop donates to ‘Transplant for Trish’ continued from page 1 how to approach and carry as well as how to remove Special to the Riverland News when Florida Fish and tape prior to placing the Wildlife officials in- gator back into the water. The Dunnellon Com- structed Chief Black and “We had the opportunity munity Thrift Shop vol- her officers on the finer to handle the gator and the unteers learned of points about how to prop- FWC officers critiqued us “Trish” Sammons Ban- erly secure loose gators. and provided excellent in- nister’s requirement for Black said FWC officers struction,” she said about at least $5,000 in a bank taught her and her staff the course taught a year fund before she could how to get a hold of a gator ago, which paid off this proceed with a kidney safely, secure a hold past weekend. “This does transplant operation around mouth, tape mouth not mean we will handle through an article in May and tape legs together de- all gator calls. We only as- 24 issue of the Riverland pending on the size, so it sist FWC if they are busy. News. will not move. The training was very ben- After contacting Karen Black said FWC officers eficially to the officers; I Jones, Bannister’s explained how if the tail is felt the training was worth fundraising coordinator grabbed the gator could it.” through their newly set up website, www.trans- plantfortrish, the volunteers began an immediate phone vote to approve a $1,000 dona- tion. Within four days, Photo by Carmen Fisher the volunteers had a ma- Joann McCullough, left, Dunnellon Community Thrift Shop president, pres- INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE jority vote and on Satur- ents Trish Bannister, center, and Karen Jones, fundraising coordinator, a day, June 2, “Trish” check for $1,000 for the “Transplant for Trish” fundraising drive to help her Bannister and Karen cover the costs of anti-rejection drugs for a potential kidney transplant. 40% OFF STOREWIDE Jones met at the Penn- sylvania Avenue Thrift transplant. nellon Bank of America fundraising events 20561 Powell Rd., Dunnellon - One Block West of Bank of America Shop to accept the Bannister is part of the and they have several planned. (352) 489-6055 Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10-4pm check. Sammons family that is 000BO06 Bannister said she felt well known in Dunnel- so blessed to have the lon; her grandmother, CLEANMASTER support of so many in Naomi Sammons, and CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING this community and the her son ran the Sammons Dunnellon Community Flower Shop at the cor- Thrift Shop’s $1,000 ner of Cedar and Penn- SUMMER SPECIALS DON’T DON’T FORGETFORGET FATHER’SFATHER’S DAY!DAY! check was thrilling. sylvania Avenue for She told the volunteers many years. $ 15 24 Years Great gifts as she accepted the The Dunnellon Com- Carpet Cleaning Per Room for dad including check “protect your kid- munity Thrift Shop 3 Room Minimum Hot Sauces and neys, you have no idea women indicated it is how difficult it is to have their hope that this dona- Sofa Dryer & Vent Pickled Canned Goods dialysis and face this tion will bring Bannister & Love Seat Cleaning $ Special $ 00 kind of problem.” Ban- closer to the $5,000 re- 65 $ 5 OFF nister added she is ex- quired which will allow One Chair Cleaned FREE 50 ANY PURCHASE tremely fortunate to have her to proceed with the of $20 OR MORE

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RIVERLAND NEWS “The Newspaper built on Community Pride.” Publisher Gerry Mulligan Regional Manager John Provost River views Editor Jeff Bryan Member of the Florida Press Association THE OTHER GUY Graduates, don’t be afraid to chase your dreams oday we bid farewell to the ments in life will teach you a lot Don’t be afraid to take risks. How- you rich. Money will not buy you the Class of 2012 at Dunnellon about your character. ever, don’t sacrifice your integrity, happiness which you’ll be seeking THigh School, and we welcome As you prepare to decide what because once you’ve compromised years from now, long after your the next generation of future you want to be, I encourage your integrity, you don’t have much youth has passed you by. doctors, teachers, business- you to chase your dreams. else in life. I look forward to hearing about men and women, and the like That means if you want to Most importantly, and this is a your successes and accomplish- into the realm of adulthood. teach, teach; be a doctor, snippet of a speech shared last ments in the coming years; perhaps Now, I realize the trepida- practice medicine or surgery, week at Dunnellon Christian Acad- if I’m still plugging away at the tion and fear as well as the depending on your field of emy’s graduation, choose a passion. Riverland News, I’ll be fortunate to wide-eyed excitement about study; or the next four-star Because if you’re doing what receive an invitation to your 5-year moving out and moving for- general, then be the best the you’re passionate about, you’ll reunion so I can hear more about ward in life. military has to offer. never work a day in your life. Jeff them. Life is tough. You’re going Bryan Don’t let someone discour- Not many folks who’ve worked for to run into hurdles and ob- age you from chasing what dozens of years can say that. I’m In the meantime, chase your stacles. The road will be hard, you’ve wanted; don’t live with that fortunate, because I love my job dreams and enjoy the moment you’ll hit a breaking point at which regret in 5, 10, 15 or 20 years down and love what I do. Sure, some days tonight. It’s your day, enjoy it while time you’re going to want to quit, the road. Regret will eat at your are bad, some days are good and you can. Because before long, you’ll give up and pack it in. core. some days are truly amazing. be looking back upon this moment From experience, I encourage I encourage you, our young men Do something that makes you and cherishing the moments you you to stay the course. Those mo- and women, to shoot for the stars. happy; not something that makes had. LETTERS THE JERSEY GIRL

‘Because we can’ make it happen Eureka! ‘Who do you The Dunnellon City Council has hired a law firm to investigate the le- galities of the alleged boycott, sug- gested by the Rainbow Springs think you are?’ coalition and community, of those Dunnellon establishments subscribing love that show “Who Do You Think to the Greenlight Communications sys- You Are” on Friday nights. It takes tem. Ia famous person on a journey to This is a positive indication that this discover their roots and where they supposed boycott has made the de- came from. And whether their ances- sired impact and is causing the coun- tors were kings or paupers, it is mind cil to react. Perhaps, just perhaps, this blowing. will provoke willingness on their be- Emmitt Smith found out he came half to negotiate a settlement and from slavery while Reba McEntire eliminate the usurious water sur- found out her fifth charge. grandfather was an in- Notwithstanding, the members of dentured servant who the Rainbow Springs coalition, namely then became the Lynn Black and Burt Eno, have done a owner of a large plan- remarkable job in supporting the com- tation. Good stuff. munity by attempting to rectify the I have wanted to egregious actions imposed by the city trace my family roots council. Their conscientious efforts for such a long time should be applauded and not chas- now. I started a search tised by some law firm citing nebulous GUEST COLUMN Audrey a few months ago, not and archaic ordinances. Beem realizing how expen- From a personal perspective, local sive it is. Now I under- businesses should be given every op- stand why only famous people are portunity to be successful and thrive City, county should weigh searching for their ancestors. It takes while being primarily supported by time, money and traveling, sometimes the local communities, but support is all around the world. So, unfortu- a two-way street. Thusly, these local nately, I didn’t get very far. I’m putting merchants/businesses should ac- options for consolidation it on hold for right now but I’m not giv- knowledge the goals and objectives of ing up. their supporting communities and join With surnames like Cavalieri, Pro- turnout and the apathy of involvement them in a concerted effort to combat STEVE SWETT copio, Basile and Pugliese, I have no in city affairs. the unscrupulous actions of their local Special to the Riverland News doubts that I am 100 percent Italian on I believe that two of the current government. both sides, but there are so many What course of action should the city council members ran unopposed, Currently, our only alternative is to unanswered questions. of Dunnellon embark on to solve its fi- which means residents are either jointly refuse any subscriptions to In fact, my parents and my brother, nancial and political problems? highly satisfied or there is a high de- Greenlight communications until a Dominic, traveled to Italy twice and I believe, due to the dire financial gree of apathy. satisfactory resolution to the sur- actually did a bit of research back in shape of Dunnellon coupled with the Based on the high tax rate and utility charge issue is accomplished. the 1990s. They were able to trace the poorly planned Greenlight venture, rate, coupled with the management of Regardless, there is no known ordi- Procopio family, who was my father’s that the future of Dunnellon is bleak. the city, I find it hard to believe resi- nance or statute compelling anyone to maternal side, all the way back to the Rather than being the savior that in- dents are highly satisfied. frequent certain establishments and 1800s, and all right there in southern creases revenue, Greenlight Dunnel- I also believe the business commu- we have the inalienable right to pur- Italy. lon Communications will be a nity in Dunnellon is not truly satisfied chase our goods and services from They also located a monument of my financial drain on the city until it is with the local city governance. From whomever we please. Unfortunately, great-grandfather who fought in World done away with. Greenlight alone will what I see, this is not a business that does not apply to our water situa- War I and died in Austria. My father bankrupt the city. It is obvious that the friendly government operation. The tion. was named after him. How cool is city cannot raise sufficient revenue city government is not an inducement We can, however, refuse to do busi- that? due to a declining tax base then it for business to locate here, but a hin- ness with a noncompliant merchant A trip to Italy is definitely on my must cut cost. drance. simply “because we can.” bucket list. Due to the size and growth of the city So the question is what will resi- Quite honestly, this “Greenlight” em- Here is the mystery. My grandpar- government, operating expenses (not dents lose if the city is absorbed by the bargo is adversely affecting the city fi- ents were all descendants of Italy, but the city itself) it is impossible to real- county? Will the quality of life go nances and, in their desperation, is then we have my paternal grandfather istically cut cost under the present down? Would public safety and utility resorting to legal shenanigans. Hope- who was born in Brazil, where his fam- structure. operations be affected in a negative fully, they will eventually take the high ily lived on a coffee plantation. The cost of employees’ salaries and way? road and begin to address the con- How did they get there? Did they benefits will steadily increase in the I do not think so. Based on living in cerns of their neighboring communi- leave Italy to run the plantation? And future. How many cities the size of Rainbow Springs with the sheriff and ties. why Brazil? Dunnellon have the high operating fire protection, I feel safe. Bill Pawliw My father has no idea, but we sure cost and payroll budget the size of Could the county run the utility de- Rainbow Springs are curious. Dunnellon’s? partments as efficiently as the city? I They did eventually move back to The economic reality is this: no city venture they would surpass the city in Italy, where my great grandfather then Hooray for head librarian, Julie Sieg with a population and tax base the size cost containment and efficiency. If the After reading a column by Kathleen owned a candy store. It wasn’t until of Dunnellon can survive in today’s county had purchased Rainbow Wallace in the May 24 issue, I was sur- 1924 that my grandfather, Anthony economy. There is no longer an eco- Springs Utility, it would not have prised that the article was even Pugliese, traveled to America by him- nomic or political reason for Dunnel- placed the 25 percent surcharge on printed because it publicly criticized self at the age of 18. His parents were lon to exist. Rainbow Springs residents. and humiliated a local woman for both dead by then. Local resident control of the city via What would the city lose if they doing her job. In talking with my dad recently, I elections does not appear to be a con- found out things I didn’t know. In Julie Sieg’s defense, after she cern of city residents based on voter banned the book “50 Shades of Gray,” I See GUEST page 16 Like in 1954, while my dad was serv- stand with applause with her decision. ing in the Korean War, his father went She is the “head librarian” for Marion back to Borgia, Italy, for a visit. He had County and I have to assume she was been given a gift of $2,000, so he had a monument erected in honor of St. Gre- See LETTERS page 5 gorio Grassi to give his thanks. Coming back to the United States, he OPINIONS INVITED rode on the maiden voyage of the An- drea Doria, which sank the very next ● The opinions expressed in Riverland News year. I am fascinated by stuff like that. editorials are the opinions of the editorial My paternal great-grandmother and board of the newspaper. my maternal great-grandfather didn’t ● Viewpoints depicted in political cartoons, speak English. Our communication columns or letters do not necessarily repre- with each other consisted of nodding our heads and smiling. How I wish I sent the opinion of the editorial board. had taken the time to learn their lan- ● Groups or individuals are invited to express guage and ask them about their child- their opinions in a letter to the editor. hood. I bet they both had an amazing ● All letters must be signed and include a story to tell. phone number and hometown, including let- I want to know how they lived. Were ters sent via e-mail, Phone numbers will not they poor or middle class? What did their parents do for a living? What be printed or given out. We reserve the right kind of people were they? What to edit letters for length, libel, fairness and brought them to America? good taste. I wonder if I have any royalty in my ● Letters to the editor must be no longer than past? Perhaps, Queen Victoria 550 words, and writers will be limited to two letters per month. See JERSEY GIRL page 5 Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 5 LETTERS to the Riverland News. the city may not attempt to the clean-up. JERSEY GIRL most beautiful women in Isn’t that strange? harass, intimidate or oth- Boat usage and han- the world. Perhaps one of continued from page 4 Hopefully, my letter will erwise interfere with the dling: Rainbow River continued from page 4 my great-great- be included somewhere in rights of residents. grandparents made a placed in that position for Club, Marion County Parks this paper. If it is, please To better understand the Pugliese. pizza for Michelangelo or her abilities, her intelli- Department - KP Hole, note that I closed the letter rights of the residents of I hate to admit I don’t was family friends with gence and the fact that Dunnellon Police Depart- by asking the city attorney Rainbow Springs, go to know much about Italian Sophia Loren. someone who is in a higher ment River Patrol and to sit down and try to work www.law.cornell.edu/wex/f history. ranking position than her, Rainbow River Canoe and I know it would mean a out a compromise. irst_amendment. Under Heck, I have trouble decided she was the best Kayak. lot to my dad to find out Again, there was no Freedom of Expression – with American History. candidate for the job. Support: Riverland more about our ances- reply from the city attor- Speech and Press, read Of course, everybody I think the woman de- News and the Rainbow ney or the city of Dunnel- pages 1,164, 1,174 and knows names like Marco tors. What a great Fa- serves the respect due her Springs Villager, Ocala lon. The last letter wasn’t 1,180. This website clearly Polo and Mussolini. Am I ther’s Day gift that could for her decision to ban a Star Banner, Marion answered by the city be- explains the First Amend- somehow related to be. Anybody related to book that she deemed “soft County Sheriff ’s Underwa- cause they said it was a de- ment. Amerigo Vespucci? Or me and reading this arti- porn.” She has to take in ter Recovery Team, Mar- mand letter. We have supported the maybe they were travel- the bigger picture in her ion County Sheriff ’s River cle hit me up. 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EDUCATION BRIEFS DES taps Summer Kid Series set for Marion Theatre The Marion Theatre science will be the place to be Thursday mornings in downtown Ocala this fair summer with the new Summer Kid Series, featuring 10 weeks of great children’s movies winners at a great price. The $2 movie combo School hosts will include admission, drink and popcorn. 4H awards The 10 weeks of summer fun kicks off at 10 RITA HUTTON a.m. today June 7 with For the Riverland News the showing of “Puss in Boots,” a spin-off of the Ms. Georgia Kelley, popular “Shrek” the Dunnellon Elemen- movies featuring actor tary School academic Antonio Banderas as coach, reports about the the voice of the title just completed Science character. Fair. Summer Kid Series Students at Dunnel- tickets will only be sold lon Elementary School the morning of the participated in their an- show but large groups nual Science Fair can call 352-622-1245 to throughout the month of reserve seats. For more May, she explained. information, call 352- “All projects were 812-4828 or the Marion worked on and com- Theatre at 352-622- pleted at school,” Kel- 1245. ley said, noting Preschool announces kindergarten, first- and summer schedule second-grade students completed their proj- Harmony Preschool ects as a class while stu- continues through the dents in grades 3 summer months from 7 through 5 could choose JULIE MANCINI/For the Riverland News a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday to complete their proj- through Friday for its Principal Michelle Lewis shows Tracy Zellers, Stephanie Launier and Donna Ryman the pictures she received from graduates at the 2011 graduation ceremony. Phyllis Gray, at Lewis’ right shoulder, ects in cooperative infant class (6 to 23 groups or independ- months) and the 2- to 4- laughs at the success of her prank. ently. year-old class. The pre- “All projects reflected school also accepts the scientific method students enrolled in Long-time Dunnellon High educator, prankster retiring and began with a scien- the School Readiness tific question and hy- (Vouchers) program. JULIE MANCINI an antenna attached to the pothesis,” Kelley said. To register your For the Riverland News house, and one of us would go “Students collected rel- child(ren) or for more out and turn the antenna, while evant research, con- information, stop by A combination of laughs, the one inside would shout ducted their the Preschool at 21501 tears and snorts punctuated the when to stop. All we could hope experiments, collected “roast” as colleagues, former W. State Road 40 in for was to get either channel 20 data, and then drew principals and students said Dunnellon, the Pre- or 51 with relatively little fuzz. conclusions.” bon voyage t o Mrs. Phyllis school is housed in the If you were really lucky, you Students first judged Payne Gray at a surprise retire- Education Building of were the one who got to tape each other’s projects ment party on June 1. Gray will the First United the broadcast for Gray. It was and the top project from retire next week after spending Methodist Church, or the early days of the VCR, each classroom was 30 years at Dunnellon High call 489-9552. though, and my family did not then entered into a School. have one yet. I learned how to competition for best S.P.A.R.K! summer Teachers with six periods per take good notes in that class! projects across each camp starting soon day and 25 students in each pe- For the past several years, grade level, Kelley ex- The SPARK! Summer riod, would have 150 students Gray has said each year that it plained. Judges for this Camp at the First each year with full classes. That was her last, but then she would portion of the competi- United Methodist means Gray taught about 4,500 sign on for another year. In fact, tion included commu- Church begins Monday, students in her 30 years at DHS, I was so afraid that last year nity members, Marion June 11, and ends Fri- where she taught Economics was really her last that I had my County Public School day, Aug. 3. The camp, and American Government to son take her class in 11th grade District Personnel, and for children ages 5 to mostly 12th grade students. just so he could be in her class. top science students 12, will run from 9 a.m. Now I know that I’m sup- Phyllis Gray laughs with Lake In the weeks leading up to from Dunnellon High to 1 p.m. Monday posed to write this in the third Weir High Principal Cyndi Saun- Gray’s retirement celebration, School. through Friday. person like any good reporter ders, who used to teach at DHS we were asked to share things, “We are proud to an- Some of the activities should, but I just need to point and was assistant principal. and I found myself at a loss as nounce the results of this year will include: out that in 1986, I was in “Miss Saunders introduced Gray to to what to share. This was par- the competition,” she Messy Week, Talent Payne’s class” in the yellow her husband. tially because 1986 was a L-O- exclaimed. Week and Silly Science hall, and in 2011 my son, Jacob N-G time ago, but also because First-place win- Week. The camp will Furr, had her class in Building vote. And for those of you that other stories were maybe just a ners: Mrs. Stuart’s and feature water, park and 23. are wondering, yes, she still little bit TMI (too much infor- Mrs. Athaide’s kinder- bowling field trips. I’m sure there are literally gives the weekly news quizzes. I mation). garten classes; Ms. For more informa- hundreds of families in the remember rushing to take notes You see, Phyllis Gray is a Knapp’s first-grade tion to register your Dunnellon area that can also as she showed the evening news prankster. She loves to joke class; Ms. Garvin’s sec- child(ren), call 489- boast this same thing. from the night before. Then we around, and she would not be ond-grade class; Ms. Ed- 9552 or stop by the Har- What’s more, some of the would have the quiz. Phyllis Gray if she did not chal- mondson’s mony Preschool in the things Gray did in class have re- Some kids were lucky enough lenge some of the rules from third-graders Maci Education Building of mained constant. She has al- to actually get that particular time to time. I’m sure anyone Raulerson, Jayme the church at 21501 W. ways been a champion in broadcast at their house and Smith, Anthony Santi- State Road 40 in Dun- getting students to register to watch the night before. We had See PRIDE page 17 ago, Ashley Ruiz, Kara nellon. See SCIENCE page 7 Drama teacher hopes play revives program a lot of special effects,” Dunnellon High Dramateers staged ‘Hallelujah Girls’ said drama teacher and club sponsor Dianne Sell- JACOB FURR first grade, rounded out was a lesson of discovery the characters of the two- for them as their charac- ner. “I also knew that there For the Riverland News act comedy “Hallelujah ters cope with a life-chang- probably would not be Five fiesty female Girls,” which the Dunnel- ing event, the death of a many guys trying out for friends in their 50s, two lon High School Drama- close friend. They vow to parts so, they, too, had to be men (one with good legs, teers performed May 19 make the most of their kept to a minimum.” another with “protective and 20 at the Historic lives by opening a day spa Sellner outlined the covering over his sturdy Train Depot. in the little town of Eden process by which she heart and rock-hard abs”), Because most of the per- Falls, Georgia. chose Hallelujah Girls. and one woman that has formers had never acted “When initially looking She wanted something held a grudge since the on stage before, the play for a play to perform I manageable with a small knew that we would be cast for her first play in a Brittany Gorman gets aged by student makeup limited in space and re- dozen years. She said she artist Dianna Meier prior to the Sunday perform- sources so I had to choose read about 50 synopses on- ance of “Hallelujah Girls.” something that had only line before purchasing 20 JULIE MANCINI/For the Riverland News one set and did not require See REVIVES page 7 Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 7 SCIENCE REVIVES dents,” said Sellner. “It goes beyond being in- continued from page 6 continued from page 6 volved in a club or an honor society. For me, Zenonos and James Huston; scripts to read over a week- drama is both an emo- Ms. Prinz’s fourth-graders end. Ultimately, she chose tional and physical outlet Benjamin Gamble, Jacob the play because it made that will help our students Dorland, Arden Ellis and Jo- her laugh out loud within to grow and become a part vani Ortiz;and Ms. Foster’s the first few pages. “I knew of something bigger than fifth-graders Aaron Morgan then that I had found a what they can be on their and Krystal Rampersaud. keeper!” said Sellner. own. It is about building a Second-place winners: Although Sellner had support system and surro- Mrs. Hedrick’s and Mrs. enough people try out for gate family.” Gilmore’s kindergarten parts, several of them had “My hope for DHS classes; Mr. Budden’s first- to be recast, and the dates drama is that we are able grade class; Mrs. originally chosen for the to build a solid core of Blanchette’s second-grade performance had to be ad- members that are commit- class; Mr. Sapp’s third-grade justed due to the spring ted to learning and work- football game as well as class; Ms. Linn’s foruth- ing on theatrical other events. Sellner has a graders Alyza Hernendez, endeavors during their vision for the future of the stay at DHS,” said Sellner. Darius Bryan, Bria Floyd, drama program. “I would like us to compete Ivanna Holloway, Carlos Special to the Riverland News “Because our students each year at the district, DelValle, Alexa Castilla and Three Dunnellon Elementary School 4H students received awards May 11 at the come from such a large and hopefully, state levels. Hunter Bolesta; and Ms. Bo- Marion Soil and Water Conservation's 2012 ceremony at the Appleton Museum. area, there are not many I am also committed to stick’s fifth-graders Raque- In the poster contest, Amber VonSeggern, left, won second and in the Conser- activities that bring us to- growing our International lle Irizarry, Kendal Waldrop, vation Tray category, Logan White, center, took second and Matthew Livingston gether as a school commu- Thespian Society troupe. Deanna Gibbs and Ava Red- was third. nity. I hope that the DHS My current plan is for us to dish. drama program can be that perform at least one full Third-place winners: White and Chung. 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OBITUARIES CHURCH BRIEFS Martin away on Thursday, May 31, 2012. He was born in An- Knights to sponsor Luau dinner tioch, Ill., on Oct. 23, 1935 and was married to Lora The Knights of Columbus Council No. 8510 in Dun- Vitek, 80 (Penzel) Ghan for 54 years. nellon will sponsor a Hawaiian Luau dinner dance at Martin “Marty” Vitek, 80, Dunnellon, died Tues- He is survived by his children, Susan (Bill) Kerr of 5:30 p.m. Saturday, June 9, at St. John the Baptist day, May 29, 2012, in Ocala. He was born in Chicago, Westmont, Ill., and John (Linda) Ghan of Downers Catholic Church parish hall at 7525 S. Highway 41. Ill. and was an accountant and assistant controller Grove, Ill.; grandchildren, Karen, Laura, and Cheryl Doors open at 5:30 and dinner will be served at 6:30. with 35 years of service with the Kerr, Stefanie and Michael Ghan; and great grand- The dinner will be genuine imitation Island cuisine. Columbia Gas Systems, Inc., in child, Kayla Kerr; brother, Guy (Emily) Ghan and Tickets are $15 per person and are available from the Columbus, Ohio and later Wilm- Terry Ghan; also many nieces and nephews; sister- church office, in the parish hall after Sunday Mass or ington, Delaware. in-law Norine Meng and friends. from any Knight. Music will be provided by “The Car- After retiring in 1992, he and his He was an avid golfer, bridge player and a self em- riers.” To reserve a table for 10 or for information, wife moved to Dunnellon from ployed machinist. He was involved in many organi- call 352-489-6221. Wilmington. He was a graduate of zations in Downers Grove, Ill., where he lived for 32 the University of Illinois, and com- years. Above all, he will be remembered for his love Dunnellon SDA to host VBS pleted graduate studies there. He of life, generosity, humor, storytelling and kindness The Dunnellon Seventh-day Adventist Church will was a Korean War veteran serving to others. host a Vacation Bible School for children ages 5 to 13 with the U.S. Army. While sta- Arrangements are by Roberts Funeral Home, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 25 to 30. The church is at tioned at Ft. Benjamin Harrison 19939 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Dunnellon, FL 34432. 7400 S. U.S. 41, Dunnellon. There is no charge for the in Indiana, he taught accounting, Condolences may be left at www.RobertsofDunnel- week-long event. To pre-register, call 352-447-5474. and later was stationed in Frank- lon.com. furt, Germany. He enjoyed golf, Family suggest memorial donations may be made Martin Vitek Lutheran church to host VBS fishing, camping and traveling to Hospice of Marion County or the American Can- Joy Evangelical Lutheran Church will host its va- with his family; he was an avid cer Society. cation bible school from 9 a.m. to noon July 23 to 27 Ohio State Buckeye football fan, and was a little for children 5 through fifth grade. The cost is $12 per league baseball coach and commissioner. Bradford E. child and scholarships are available. Survivors include his wife, Patricia; sons, Mike Jennings, 69 This year, the theme for vacation bible school is (Mary) Vitek, Houston, Texas and Kenny (Anna) “Adventures on Promise Island.” Registration for va- Vitek, Columbus, Ohio; daughter Annie (Bill) Buss, Bradford E. Jennings, 69 of Dunnellon, and for- cation bible school is available from 8:30 a.m. to 4 Columbus, Ohio; brother Richard (Marilyn) Vitek, merly of Trumbull, Conn., passed away on Monday, p.m. Monday through Friday throughout June at the Clermont; 4 grandchildren, Rachel, Molly, Emily June 4, 2012. church office at 7045 S.W. 83rd Place at State Road and Zachary. Brad is survived by his beloved wife of 47 years, 200 in Ocala. Services were held Friday, June 1, 2012 at First Frances Guice Jennings and daughters, Kari and For further information, call Joan Greve, VBS co- United Methodist Church of Dunnellon, with Pastor her husband Robert, Donia Jennings and her fi- ordinator, at 304-8711 or the church office at 854-4509, Eddie Fulford officiating. Inurnment will follow at ancé, Leonel Mendes; grandchildren, Melissa and ext. 221. a later date and time. In lieu of flowers, the family Nicole Saksa and Justyn Jennings all of Connecti- requests donations in the memory of Mr. Vitek to cut. 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Peace Romeo Baptist New Sunday Evening Series Dunnellon Presbyterian Church Lutheran Church Church The Art of Jeffrey W. Welch, Pastor Missouri Synod Interim Pastor Making Life Work Rev. Terry L. McKee, Pastor Tim Turner 20641 Chestnut Street Sunday School & Adult Bible (352) 489-1788 This is an informative Corner of Chestnut & Ohio Streets and prophetical look Class 9:00 A.M Sunday 000AVUC In Citrus Springs In The Historic District Sunday Worship Service 974 W. G. Martinelli Blvd. at the Bible Sunday School 9:30 AM and our times 489-2682 10:00 A.M On the corner of W.G. Martinelli Blvd. Worship 11:00 AM and Citrus Springs Blvd. Wednesday Bible Study SUNDAYS Sunday Disciple Training5:00 PM (352) 489-7515 10 am ...... Bible Classes 10:00 A.M (Nursery & Children’s Church Provided) Worship ...... 8:30 AM Wednesday potluck & Bible Wednesday 11 am...... Worship Service Study6:30 PM 5:30 pm...... Evening Praise Service Sunday School ...... 9:45 AM “The Church On The Hill” AWANA 6:30 PM WEDNESDAYS Worship ...... 11:00 AM Youth Group 6:30 PM 5 miles North of Dunnellon Rev. F. Jess Burton, Pastor 5:30 pm . . . . Music Rehearsal Nursery Provided Bible Study 7:00 PM Cell Phone 7 pm ...... Bible Study & Prayer US Hwy 41 at Highway 40 352-208-3055 1 8 / 2 Miles North of Dunnellon Off of For All Servic es 489-5881 Highway 41, Left at Church Sign on Christ-Centered • Bible -Believing Peace Lutheran Church 000AVU9 Interpreters available for the hearing impaired. 000A6V0 [email protected] www.PeaceLutheranOnline.org SW 5 th Place 000AVTQ Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 9 Dunnellon High School Class of 2012

Kennith Acevedo Felix Alicea Julius Allen Madrika Allen Justin Altreche Jordan Anderson Jessica Anthony Destini Appling-Ettirck

Stephen Arnaud Joshua Arnold Max Atkinson Jordan Bailey Sarah Bakley Dawn Baldwin Patricia Barber Anthony Basso

Melissa Beasley Wesley Beasley Daniel Ben Noon Brittany Bennett Shawnique Bennett Shirley Benson Tyler Bereti Zachary Blersch

Tiffany Boatwright Richard Boivin Barry Bones Elizabeth Bonet Cartagena Courtney Bonno Taylor Bradley Tyler Brightman Alexander Brill

Elizabeth Brown James Brown Kourtni Budy Alex Bunce Anthony Burnham Christopher Butterweck James Carmona Ashlynn Chapman

Alyssa Claffey Ayandee Colon Destiny Conley Owen Cooper Eliza Cortes Natalie Coté Michael Coughenour Jayleen Cruz

Brittany Curtis Nicholas Davis Bailey Decker Matthew Deming Omar Desarden Kirsty Dixon Marnesha Dodson Chelsea Dominey

Jeremy Dominey Samantha Donovan Krystalyn Dugan Joseph Dunaway Nicole Dutkiewicz Charley Echevarria Haley Fagan Erin Fitzgerald

Paige Fleming Eric Forgione Gerald Fowler Jacob Furr Austin Gamble Janee Garrett Marinet Gil Steven Gonzalez

Tatiana Graham Monica Grove Gissele Guerrero Jessica Haischer Austin Hall Connor Hannah Anthony Harper Abigail Hatfield

Elizabeth Hatfield Austin Hayes Mike Henry Melinda Hernandez Ashley Hillisted Anthony Hitt Jennifer Hoffman Terrelle Holt

Gage Honeysette Justine Horne James Hoyne Keowuan Hugee Angel Ilarraza Perez Alanna Irvine Kali Janosik Jacob Janus-Pelley 10 Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 Dunnellon High School Class of 2012

Ashley Johnson Alexis Klimasewski Essasani Kolack Kody Kouba Kenton Kruger Shelby Lacasse Brittany Lakhani Matthew Lansbach

Taylor Laricks Hoep Lebo Jeffrey Lesperance Mirna Llambelis Alexandra Love Adrienne Lynn Kirsten Lynn Madegny Machin

Marcus Manning Shannie Marrero Gabriel Martins Auston Mason Danielle Mayberry Devon McAvay Renee McBride Jessica McClure

Iman McGill Shayna McIntosh Danielle McNabb Carlos Merida Janissa Merritt Scott Merwin Lauryn Miller Virginia Mitchell

Amberay Molder Alana Moninger Michael Morales Rosemary Morillo Christopher Muller Levi Murphy Miranda Myers Tatiana Nales

Amanda Nedzwecky Cassandra Nelson Jessica Norcross Steven Norris-Harden Lucia Nuñez Eric Nuñez-Troncoso Austin O’Bier Mark Opatz

Jonathan Orona Marxus Ortega Amanda Ortman Brittany Oswald Yeshka Otero Chico Chance Owens Shelby Payne Nicholas Pellicciotti

Lindsey Penninger Kevin Peralta Maria Petroche-Granda Dakota Phillips Trevor Phillips Kenny Pichardo Jordan Polanco Donald Quick

Gilson Quick Brent Quimby Alan Ramirez Dandria Ramirez Ezra Ramjit David Ramkelawan Cristal Ramos Joseph Reyes

Brianna Ritli Cheyenne Rivera Devin Rivera Bobby Robinson Cody Robinson Natalie Rodriguez Malcolm Ross Christopher Rossi

Dylan Rutkowski Isabella Ryan Rafaheal Salgdao Kristoff Salmon Brandon Sanchez Blake Sanders Nathanael Santiago Chantelle Santos

Rashida Scantlebury Angela Schroeder Whitmore Kimberly Seaman Brittany Sereda Christopher Shields Laretta Shorts Victor Smeriglio Brandon Smith Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 11 Dunnellon High School Class of 2012

Megan Smith Tony Smith-Craft Blanca Solis Zachary Sowell Matthew Spence Amanda Sperber Allina Storch Rebecca Strobel

Michelle Taylor Denziel Thomas Alora Thompson Susan Thompson Courtney Tigg Kyle Tinkham Dylan Tootle Madeline Tourne

Irelis Tovar Mikaliah Trowers Tabata Vazquez Marlene Vega Kaitlynne Victor Kayla Vining James Viola

Johan Waterman Tevin Watkins Scott Weaver Casey Weber Dillon Wiggins Alexandra Wilder Amanda Williams

Raymond Williams Tina Wright Rebecca Wypyszinski Katherina Yamashita Tara Yeary Jose Zapata Anna Zarkowski

Dunnellon Christian Academy Class of 2012

Cody Heisler Leeann Callejas

COMMUNITY BRIEF AARP Driver Safety Class slated An AARP Driver Safety Class for those 50 and older, which with certain exceptions, qualifies graduates for a discount on their automobile insurance, class will be given over two days, three hours each day. Cost is $ 14 per person for all materials, except pen or pencil. However, if you are an AARP member, the cost Photos by JEFF BRYAN/Riverland News is $ 12. Bring your AARP card with you. Cody Heisler walks into the sanctuary of First Baptist Church as a family member takes a picture. The course which has no pass/fail test will be given from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday and Satruday, June 29 and 30, at the First United Methodist Church, 21501 W SOAR Hwy 40, Dunnellon continued from page 1 Class size is limited. For information or reservations, call 352-245-1905 or email [email protected]. make happy: God, whomever you choose to marry and always make 000BKO9 Your hard work, momma happy,” ambition and Hackathorn said. persistence will — Life owes you nothing. lead to success “You have to make deposits in the future. before you can make with- From a loving family drawals,” Hackathorn said. — Do not abuse credit cards. — If you sleep with the dogs, you’ll get fleas. “Or something else,” Hackathorn noted. — Develop your character. 000BMMM — Live your passion and you’ll never go to work. Leeann Callejas laughs during Mike Hackathorn’s commencement speech. Brittany — Arrive early and don’t ever be late. her classmate. The young teen, who plays “I have a lot of memories — Get over it. As the two laughed prior guitar and sings for the here and a lot of friends.” Sereda — Love God with all of to making their final walk group, hopes the group can During their parting your heart, mind and soul. through the entrance of make it big in the music in- speeches, both graduates Dunnellon High School “I love you and I know First Baptist Church, they dustry. thanked their family for you want to do a great job,” took time to share their “We are working on their respective sacrifices Thank you Kirk and Jill Hackathorn told the gradu- memories of high school scraping up our money and and allowing them to pur- ates in his closing remarks. and their future plans. putting out a record,” he sue their dreams. for giving me The two seniors, both of Both plan to attend the said. “You pushed me to be ex- such a beautiful whom have attended DCA College of Central Florida Both agreed their time at cellent and reach the best of granddaughter. together throughout high in Ocala. Callejas plans to DCA was well worth it. my potential,” Heisler said. school, called the gradua- major in education, with the “It was just exceptional,” Callejas thanked Alexis Good luck tion a bittersweet moment. goal of becoming a teacher Heisler said. “The teachers, Richardson for not allowing Brittany Heisler recalled his first and perhaps someday re- the staff, Ms. Nelson, they’re her to just avoid public in your day at the school, when he turning to teach at DCA. all genuine people who speaking. She recalled her nursing showed up with a Mohawk. Heisler, who is in a local want what’s in your best in- freshman year when it was “I couldn’t take you seri- Christian Rock Band, Purity terest. I couldn’t imagine a required part of class to career. ously,” Callejas joked. in Covenant, said he’s un- being anywhere else.” do improvisational speech. Heisler himself said he sure of what he plans to Callejas, whose mother is “I told her to give me a was an “obnoxious kid with major in during his two on staff at the school, said it zero,” Callejas explained. “I an obnoxious haircut who years at the Ocala-based won’t be the same not walk- wasn’t going to do it, but she no one could take serious.” college before transferring ing through the doors on a made me get up there and “And we can now?” to a four-year school to com- daily basis. worked with me through it. Love, Callejas jokingly quizzed plete his bachelor’s degree. “It’s really sad,” she said. Thank you.” Grams & Pa 12 Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012

Photos by JULIE MANCINI/For the Riverland News The group who set out flags at the two Dunnellon cemeteries on May 26 included American Legion members, Boy Scouts, Dunnellon Police officers and community volunteers. Flags were placed at the graves of the many area veterans who served their country in one of many branches of the U.S. Armed Forces. The American Legion Post 58 then held a Memorial Day Observance at its post headquarters on U.S. 41, north of Walmart.

ABOVE: Bob Schmidt places a flag on a veteran’s grave Saturday, May 26, at the Dunnellon Community Cemetery. BELOW: Kathy Garlock plays “Amazing Grace” on the bagpipes May 28 during the American ABOVE: Larry Jones places flags at veterans’ graves May 26 at the Dunnellon Memorial Gardens Ceme- Legion’s Memorial Day Observance. tery. BOTTOM RIGHT: In recognition of Memorial Day, American Legion Chaplain Eugene Thomas honors veterans by placing flags at their graves at the Dunnellon Memorial Gardens Cemetery. BOTTOM LEFT: The American Legion Post 58 Color Guard and Auxiliary post the colors May 28 at the Memorial Day Obser- vance. Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 13

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reat appetizers are full of flavor to stimulate the appetite, but not so rich that started they spoil it. To get that balance, look to fresh, flavorful ingredients like GFlorida tomatoes. Ripe tomatoes add beautiful color, great taste, and a host of healthy nutrients — like vitamin C — to any appetizer. Chef Justin Timineri, known as the Florida Chef, and Florida Tomatoes have created some mouthwatering appetizer recipes using the versa- tile, tantalizing tomato. Tomato Cobb Salad Wrap — Turn a favorite salad into a tasty finger food by wrap- ping up Cobb salad ingredients in a flour tortilla. Tomato and Avocado Salsa — Whether you make it mild or spice it up, this salsa will make a lot of mouths happy. Try serving it in individual, wide mouthed glasses so guests can dip and re-dip as much as they like. Hot Artichoke Dip Stuffed Tomatoes — A savory party favorite, this dip gets extra flavor by being paired up with juicy baked tomatoes. Bruschetta with Tomatoes, Blue Cheese and Pecans — Sweet, savory, crunchy, salty — this appetizer has it all. To get more appetizer and party-ready recipes, as well as sign up for a free news- letter, visit www.floridatomatoes.org.

Tomato and Avocado Salsa Yield: 4 to 6 servings 2 large Florida tomatoes, diced Don’t 1 large avocado, peeled, seeded and diced 1/2 cup red onion, chopped Refrigerate 1/2 cup bell pepper, chopped For the best tomato 1/4 cup fresh cilantro, chopped flavor, never refriger - 1 lime, juiced ate them. A chilled 1 teaspoon powdered cumin tomato will not finish Your favorite hot sauce (for heat) ripening because cold Kosher salt and fresh ground pepper halts the ripening to taste process. Cold also kills In medium mixing bowl, combine all ingredients. the flavor of tomatoes, Stir to combine. so even when the Taste and adjust seasoning with salt, pepper and tomatoes are fully ripe, hot sauce. keep them out of the Serve at room temperature for best flavor. refrigerator. For hotter version, substitute 1 seeded fresh jalapeño pepper for green pepper. Also, if you prefer, use toasted cumin seed instead of ground cumin.

How Much? 1 medium tomato, seeded = approximately 3/4 cup chopped. 1 large tomato, seeded = 1 cup chopped. 1 pound of tomatoes = approximately 2 1/2 cups chopped, or 2 cups puréed.

Hot Artichoke Dip Preheat oven to 375°F. Bruschetta with Tomatoes, Stuffed Tomatoes In medium mixing bowl, combine Blue Cheese and Pecans cream cheese, diced tomatoes, Yield: 4 servings mayonnaise, Parmesan cheese, Yield: 4 servings 1 package (8 ounces) garlic and fresh basil. Stir in 2 ounces cream cheese, softened low-fat cream cheese, chopped artichoke hearts and 1/2 cup crumbled blue cheese softened spinach. Taste mixture and adjust 2 tablespoons coarsely chopped 2 large fresh Florida seasoning with lemon juice, kosher pecans tomatoes, seeds removed salt and fresh ground pepper. Set 4 slices crusty, firm-textured bread, and diced stuffing mixture aside. cut about 3/4 inch thick 1/4 cup low-fat mayonnaise Rinse whole tomatoes under cold 2 cloves garlic peeled and halved 1/2 cup Parmesan or Romano running water and pat dry with 2 large Florida tomatoes, sliced cheese, grated clean paper towels. Slice off top of about 1/8 inch thick 1 clove garlic, minced each tomato with a serrated knife; Freshly ground pepper to taste 1 tablespoon fresh basil cut in half. Squeeze each half to Chopped fresh basil or dried basil for garnish 1 can low-sodium artichoke loosen seeds. Using a spoon, scoop Tomato Cobb Salad Wrap 1 ripe Hass avocado, peeled hearts, drained and out 1/3 of the insides of tomato. In small bowl, mash cheeses together with Yield: 4 servings and cut into thin slices chopped fine Fill tomatoes with stuffing mixture. fork, leaving mixture somewhat chunky. 4 strips cooked bacon 1 cup fresh spinach, Top each stuffed tomato with Mix in pecans. 4 large (10-inch) flour tortillas chopped shredded mozzarella. Preheat broiler. Arrange bread on small 6 tablespoons prepared blue Spread each tortilla with 1 1/2 tablespoons 1 lemon, juiced Place stuffed tomatoes in baking baking sheet and broil slices for about 1 min- cheese dressing of dressing. Kosher salt and fresh dish and put into preheated oven. ute on each side, just until golden. Watch 8 ounces sliced cooked turkey Top with layers of turkey, tomato, let- ground pepper to taste Bake for 10 to 15 minutes or until carefully so bread doesn’t burn. breast tuce, avocado and bacon, dividing evenly. 4 large fresh Florida bubbly and golden brown. Remove Rub one side of each piece of bread 3 medium, fully ripened fresh Roll up tortillas. If desired, tie each tomatoes from oven and let cool slightly. with garlic. Florida tomatoes wrap with chives, or secure with long 1/4 cup mozzarella cheese, Serve warm with tortilla chips, crisp Spread some of the cheese mixture over (about 1 pound), cut into toothpicks, and cut each sandwich in half. shredded flatbreads, or sliced vegetables. each slice and arrange 2 or 3 overlapping thin slices To serve, stand both halves of each sand - tomato slices on top. Pepper tomatoes 4 leaves Boston, iceberg or wich on cut ends. Garnish with tomato lightly, then garnish with basil and serve. leaf lettuce wedges, green onions and avocado. 14 Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 Fun andGAMES

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GUEST ment agency. A small de- departments would be sion in Dunnellon appears rate is involuntarily tied of comparable private partment like Dunnellon eliminated or reduced to be to grow the city gov- to the financial excess of jobs in Marion County. continued from page 4 will always struggle due to with consolidation. The ernment and payroll for Dunnellon, I feel justified The tax rate and utility budget issues. road department and util- the benefit of the city work in urging the study and rate for Dunnellon resi- merged with the county? Let’s look at some of the ity department would be force. Greenlight is the course of action. I see no dents would be reduced One thing that would be cost of just running the just as efficiently handled best example of this men- downside to the residents with county management. lost is a high city payroll city government. by the county tality of city involvement of Dunnellon if they paid My estimate is that half of and operating cost ex- The police department’s Dunnellon city govern- whether it is warranted or only county taxes. Dunnel- the city expenses would pense. If economy of scale, budget for FY 2011-2012 is ment actually is similar to needed. If Greenlight lon taxpayers should de- disappear with county consolidation of cost and $1,087,485. The fire de- an ongoing Obama admin- were private enterprise it mand a study to see if consolidation. resources are ever a con- partment budget is istration stimulus package would be out of business. their taxes would de- What extra services and sideration, then merging $404,812. program where govern- As the city is so fond of crease with no diminution benefits do city residents with county resources The majority of costs for ment jobs are created and using Burton & Associates of services. have that surrounding make sense. both departments are, of sustained by taxes and to do studies and recom- The bottom line ques- county area residents do The city is currently in course, salaries and bene- user fees. mendations, how about a tion is this: what is the not have? Dunnellon deep debt and really is de- fits. The Greenlight The stimulus results in study of consolidation purpose of Dunnellon might have made sense in pendant on grants, gim- budget for this year only no lasting benefit, just job with the county? City? Now it appears the the early 20th century; it micks and borrowed works if the customer fee creation funded by tax- I am sure that if the Rio main function is to pro- makes no sense in the money to stay solvent. A revenue brought in ex- payer dollars in a never Vista utility purchase vide managerial and staff early 21st century. I urge highly efficient police and ceeds $2 million. That will ending cycle. Do un- made economic sense to jobs to run a city with less the study be done as soon fire department must have not happen, so what does needed and inefficient Burton & Associates, than than 1,800 residents and a as possible. on-going training coupled happen? government agencies ever it should be able to give a shrinking tax base. Steve Swett is a Rain- with efficient equipment. The salary of the city voluntarily reduce them- good solid recommenda- For example, the bow Springs resident for Inverness and Crystal manager, all the adminis- selves on their own voli- tion for city/county consol- salaries/benefits of Green- the past 17 years and re- River have the county trative staff and day-to- tion? idation. light city employees are tired Dunnellon Postmas- sheriff as its law enforce- day operations cost of The city manager’s mis- Due to the fact my utility above the median income ter.

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Found Estate Sales Rent: Houses Crystal River Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Notices to Creditors/ Unfurnished Homes Administration Administration Administration BLACK/WHITE RAINBOW LAKES Dog found 15th of May ESTATES 250-0607 RIV McGaha, Barbara Jean 2012-CP-267 Notice to Creditors in vicinity of Dunnellon 3/2 lg house on 1 acre. PUBLIC NOTICE pls call (352) 438-9111 $750 f/l/s no pets IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION (352) 489-1977 MORRISTON File No.: 2012-CP-267 Division: F IN RE: ESTATE OF BARBARA JEAN MCGAHA, June 15, 16 & 17 Announcements Waterfront Deceased. 8am to 4pm NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dealers Welcome, Rentals The administration of the estate of Barbara Jean McGaha, deceased, whose date Lots of Antiques, en- Country Club Road 3 bedroom. 1 bath. 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Get shed, $600 Location, Location!!!!!!!!!! handmade quilts & 352-476-4964 decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file your classified ad in Across the street from the their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST 119 newspapers with doilies 19070 SE 70th Lane, famous Plantation Golf PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF one order. Real Estate and Resort. 3 bedroom, ROUTEROUTESS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. zip 32668 ROUTES Advertising Networks 352-598-3475 For Sale Privacy, this is private All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands of Florida. large lot but close to all against decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent or unliquidated claims, 866-742-1373 that Crystal River has to must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLISHER’S offer! Fenced in yard with PUBICATION OF THIS NOTICE. AVAILABLE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF General storage shed in the back AVAILABLE NOTICE: THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. All real estate advertis- yard. Also plenty of room Professional for boat/trailer NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) ing in this newspaper is YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. GENERATOR, subject to Fair Housing storage.Updated with The date of first publication of this notice is May 31, 2012. Craftsman Act which makes it ille- newer ac/furnace, roof, NOW!! Personal Representative: interior totally profession- NOW!! Exp. CHOIR 5600 Watts, 10HP, gal to advertise “any Troy J. O’Donnell DIRECTOR Like new $500 firm preference, limitation ally updated, tile and car- 514 SE 8th St., Ocala, Florida 34471 (352) 465-8329 or discrimination based pet thru out. 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CDL Class A Exp dwellings advertised PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Mobile Homes I BUY RV’S, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 877-258-8782 in this newspaper are All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands wwwmeltontruck.com/d For Rent available on an equal Travel Trailers, 5th Wheels, against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS rive opportunity basis. To EXTRA CASH! AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. complain of discrimina- Motor Homes ALL CLAIMS NO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF INVERNESS call me 352-201-6945 General RENT SPECIAL: Security tion call HUD toll-free at THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. deposit, pro-rated over 1-800-669-9777. 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257-0607 RIV Interested parties, con- 4C3AU52N4VE196942. 6/22 & 6/26 sales tact State Filing Service Cash sum to redeem ve- 10 WORDS $8.20 + 44¢ A WORD (Includes Online) = TOTAL PUBLIC NOTICE 772-595-9555 hicle $1734.71. Notice to NOTICE OF SALE ———————————- owner or lienholder as to The following vehicles will RLN_CLASS_AD_FORM_3_9_11 NOTICE OF SALE right to a hearing prior to be sold at public sale, For your convenience, mail with payments to Riverland News The following vehicle will sale date by filing with free of all prior liens, per Fl be sold at public sale to clerk of court and to re- office at 20441 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Dunnellon, FL 34432 or call... Stat 713.78 at 10:00 AM satisfy a lien, per Fl Stat cover vehicle by posting Call Toll Free on June 22, 2012 at Preci- 713.585, at 10:00 AM on bond in accordance with sion Towing LLC, 1759 W June 26, 2012 at Turner’s Fl Stat 559.917. Proceeds New Lennox Ln, Transmission Service Inc, of sale exceeding lien Dunnellon FL 34434, 531 NW 10th St, Ocala FL amount will be deposited phone 352-489-1357. No 34475, phone with the clerk of court. In- 1-877-676-1403 titles, as is, cash only. 352-732-3355. No titles, as terested parties, contact 1999 Hond is, cash only. State Filing Service 478TE2309XA002641, 1997 Chrysler Sebring 772-595-9555. 2007 Polaris 2D, VIN June 7, 2012. 4XAMH50A87A946990. Riverland News, Thursday, June 7, 2012 17 PRIDE few of the many pranks she was the driving force be- LAKHANI — “Having the honor to “Because not only did I has pulled. When Lewis hind last year’s incredible be valedictorian is so spe- work hard for this, but so continued from page 6 closed, she chose just one senior prank. continued from page 1 cial to me. I was told it did my parents and my sis- for each letter of her name. Gray arranged with wouldn’t happen and that I ter. My sister has been my who knows her is as famil- What I find really funny is Lewis’ husband to go into toward my entire life.” couldn’t do it.” biggest fan and my dad has iar with some joke she’s that even though there was their house while they “When I was a young girl, The 17-year-old skipped always been there. My mom played as they are with her a ten-year period between were out of town to photo- this is what I wanted. These seventh grade and went into was my tutor, coach, best affinity for the colors or- when I graduated and graph seniors in her house last four years have not high school younger than friend and amazing mother. ange and blue. when I came to teach at using the principal’s been easy. I gave up all of most, she explained. I couldn’t have done it with- Funny lady. Gator fan. DHS, I was familiar with things, sitting around the my summers to take extra “I pulled it out,” Lakhani. out the three of them and These alone are the mak- almost every story that was pool, and checking out online classes and dual en- “That is what I am most the rest of my family who al- ings of an unforgettable told. Nobody forgets these what was in the fridge. rollment classes. It defi- proud of. That finally, this ways believed in me.” teacher, but Gray also has things. Once you hear a Gray had the pictures nitely was not easy. I year has proven that hard Tragedy struck the another aspect of her that Phyllis Gray story, it is just printed and the graduates remember when I started work, determination, and Lakhani family in April is always present. I was re- too crazy to forget. handed Lewis the photos my dual enrollment classes desire really pay off. This when a fire ripped through minded of just how deeply A few years ago, students as they crossed the stage at my parents had to drive me achievement is not only for the Sunoco Gas Station her love for her students began playing a new game graduation. because I was only 15.” me but also for everyone in along U.S. 41, north of Wal- goes by something former at school called “Ninja.” It Who thinks up stuff like Lakhani said her three my family.” mart. The fire, determined Principal Bobby James was a fairly harmless game, that? And who gets away greatest accomplishments Lakhani praised her fam- to be accidental, destroyed mentioned when he spoke. but the administration did- with it? are: ily, especially her parents, the business her family had In April 2004, she and Mr. n’t like it and it was Things might seem a lit- — “That I have never Zulf and Bobbi, as well as owned for 17 years. James traveled up to banned. Gray still played tle quieter around DHS missed a day of school. I her sister, Breanna, for sup- “It does shine light on this Shands at Alachua General Ninja in her classroom, without Mrs. Gray, but she went from kindergarten all porting her the past few very difficult time,” Hospital in Gainesville to and in this age of cell said it best: “I am so Dun- the way through 12th grade years in her goal to finish at Lakhani said. award Felix Galindez his phone cameras, it was in- nellon High School, but all without missing any days. I the top of her graduating With a family vacation in high school diploma. He evitable that videos of the of us are. We are all teach- even had surgery on my class. the works, she’ll take some died of cancer that very banned activity would end ers or employees here and elbow in first grade and was “They have really helped much needed down time be- same night, and his dying up on YouTube. The video we all have our own per- back at school by lunch me achieve my goal,” fore starting the next leg of wish had been to graduate. includes Gray saying, “No, sonalities, but the thing is, time.” Lakhani said. “My dad has her academic adventure, Galindez had six teachers, no, no don’t do that…” in our own way every one — “Having graduated been the one who always when she enrolls at the Uni- yet James knew it was Since moving to her of us means something to with my AA degree before I tells me I can do anything, versity of Florida in the fall, Phyllis Gray who should room in Building 23, Gray these kids. … We all have graduated from high and my mom is the wind be- where she will major in bio- go. has invited many staff our own style, we all have school.” neath my wings.” chemistry. Gray has always had an members to her room and our own personality, but we intuition about the needs has hidden her students in just really mean something of her students. cabinets and on counter- to the students. I just love COMMUNITY EVENT In October 2003, she es- tops to jump out and scare these students. There has tablished a fund at DHS people as they walked into not been a day when I have Murder mystery party nellon Depot and the and the show starts at 7. called the Shirley Bateman the room. come to school and not slated June 17 Altar and Rosary Society Tickets are a $10 dona- Shekel Fund. Gray’s close Perhaps one of the most laughed and just looked at of St. John the Baptist tion, which includes light Tickets are now on sale friend Shirley Bateman, bizarre recent pranks was their little young faces and Catholic Church at 7525 refreshments. Tickets are who also spent 30 years at when another teacher how they view the world, so for the Murder Mystery U.S. 41 in Dunnellon. available in the church DHS holding down the fort reached his 40th birthday young and innocent (al- Party “Death is a Caber- The show will be at 7 office. in the guidance office, was and Gray decided she and though not as innocent as ret Ol’ Chum,” sponsored p.m. June 16 in the parish For more information, always helping students her students would deliver we were). I have learned by the players of the Dun- hall. Doors open at 6:30 call 489-3166. who were in need. him a real live birthday something every single day Bateman used her goat. from my students …. I just “shekels” to buy caps, Although Michelle Lewis love them. They give so gowns and other necessi- tells the story best, Gray much to us.” ties for students over the years. Gray established the Trinity Trinity Locally Owned and Operated TERMITES? TERMITES? Fund in her memory after

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RESIDENT telecommunications com- there are some residents he is well within his con- U.S. Constitution under SPORTS BRIEFS pany doing business in its unhappy with the situation stitutional right to lead a the First Amendment. It continued from page 1 franchise area complying regarding the water/sewer boycott of Greenlight. will answer any questions Benefit 5K slated with all of the provisions of rates in Rainbow Springs is “We are boycotting you may have on estab- for Saturday list of Greenlight Commu- Florida Statutes. The revealing. If your definition Greenlight Communica- lished law regarding boy- nications users.” Florida Constitution and of ‘some’ is a few hundred, tions as is our First cotting/picketing.” The second annual “Additionally, new infor- Michelle Standridge Me- the city of Dunnellon Char- then I’ve got some bad news Amendment Right,” Black Black said the solution mation has come to light ter grants home rule pow- for you. I am approaching stated. “Further harass- to the whole problem is morial Cancer Benefit concerning possible place- Stop, Drop and Run 5K, ers to the city allowing the 2,000 signed pledges to boy- ment by the city of Dun- simple. ment of inserts into the city to run a lawful busi- cott Greenlight. When you nellon against any “The issue can be re- Little Hero’s 1K and Riverland and Villager Cook-Off will be at 7:30 ness. Please be aware that add in the growth of our residents of Rainbow solved if City Council will newspapers with regard to if an individual or business email system, it’s a bit more Springs engaging in his sit down and talk to peo- a.m. Saturday, June 9, at a possible boycott of Dun- the YMCA of Marion entity interferes with the than a few hundred.” peaceful boycott will not ple, not at them,” he nellon businesses who sub- City’s rights under its fran- Black took his turn to be tolerated.” stated. “The residents of County at 3200 S.E. 17th scribe to Greenlight St., Ocala. chise to pursue customers chastise city officials for Black, later in the letter, Rainbow Springs are not services. Your boycott plans and to sell its services that their lack of communica- again stated the commu- interested in informa- The event is sponsored seemingly rely on obtaining by YMCA of Marion interference may be both tion with residents when he nity’s stance regarding any tional or education meet- customer lists from Green- unlawful and actionable.” first approached them in boycott of the city of Dun- ings that don’t address the County, the Marion light Communications. County Firefighter Black dismissed those February with his original nellon, Greenlight or busi- issues. Based on those customer claims. list of signatures of those nesses. “Those issues are: the 25 Benevolence Fund. All lists, you indicate that by “Your allegation that I who signed the petition to “The city of Dunnellon percent surcharge, the ex- Proceeds go to the Mar- hitting the ‘send’ button on ion County Firefighter- am trying to obtain a list of boycott Greenlight. has every right to operate cess tiered water rates and your computer, you will be “When a citizen delivers Greenlight Communica- the city’s unwillingness to Benevolence Fund to able to notify everyone in Greenlight customers is not assist firefighters and only not true, it is ridicu- 1,063 notarized signatures tions in any manner they isolate and report where Rainbow Springs as to to City Council from their see fit,” Black wrote. “The the surcharge money is members of the local- which businesses are lous,” Black wrote. “Hun- community battling can- dreds of Rainbow Springs newly acquired customers, residents of Rainbow spent. To ignore these core Greenlight Communica- don’t you think that person Springs have every right to issues and hope they go cer and facing medical tion’s customers.” residents are in and out of hardships. Dunnellon on a daily basis. at least deserves a phone boycott the city of Dunnel- away isn’t going to work. Fowler wrote doing so call?” he wrote. “Does it re- lon, Greenlight Communi- We are willing to work Registration is $25 and would be impossible. You don’t need any list to available at StopDropan- find out what is going on in ally matter whether you in- cations and any or all with the city to come up “If this information is terpret the letter as a merchants if we so choose. with an agreeable compro- dRunRacing.com, Active. true and you have made a small town. Nothing stays Com or day of race. secret for long. I will not demand letter or not? This Again, please refer to the mise. Just contact us.” these statements you are represents at least 50 per- Inaugural charity golf misinformed with regard to allow the city of Dunnellon to besmirch my name with cent of your customer base. tourney slated your ability to obtain cus- A normal business response See Great . . . Even Late! unfounded allegations that The inaugural tomer lists from Greenlight would be to investigate the I have or intend to violate a Evening/After work Michelle-O-Gram Golf Utilities,” he wrote. “The problem. Your lack of re- Florida Statute.” Tournament will be at 9 names, addresses and tele- sponse speaks volumes.” appointments available a.m. Saturday, June 30, phone numbers of sub- Black wrote to Fowler ex- Fowler, in his letter, to at the Citrus Springs scribers are confidential plaining the list of those Black requested the long- Golf & Country Club. and exempt pursuant to willing to boycott the city’s time Rainbow Springs res- Entry fee is $50 per F.S. Section 119.07 (3) (r).” much anticipated utility ident to halt the boycott. person. Hole sponsors In the letter, Fowler told system, which is almost a “Hopefully, the,facts that are available for $25 per Black doing so is a second- year behind its anticipated have been reported to the marker. Deadline for degree misdemeanor full launch date. Initially, city concerning your ac- hole sponsorships is under F.S. 364.24 for dis- Greenlight was supposed to tions were incorrect,”

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