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President Donald Trump talks to the Demolition of News media before boarding Air Force One on Sunday at Palm Beach Herald offi ces begins International Airport in West Palm Beach, Fla., en route to Washington. [CAROLYN KASTER/ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Report: No evidence of Russia collusion

Barr says report ‘does brought a hearty claim of not exonerate’ vindication from Trump but the president set the stage for new rounds of political and legal fighting By Eric Tucker, Michael Trump, pleasure tinged Balsamo, Chad Day with resentment after two and Julie Pace years of investigations , The Associated Press declared “complete and total exoneration. “It’s a WASHINGTON — Spe- shame that our country has cial counsel Robert Mueller had to go through this. To did not find evidence that be honest, it’s a shame that President Donald Trump’s your president has had to go campaign “conspired or through this,” he said. The News Herald shortly after Hurricane Michael. [PHOTOS BY PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] coordinated” with Russia But Democrats demanded to influence the 2016 presi- to see the full Mueller report dential election but reached and insisted that even the Front offi ces of no conclusion on whether summary by the president’s paper were severely Trump obstructed justice, attorney general hardly put damaged during Attorney General William Hurricane Michael Barr declared Sunday. That See RUSSIA, A5

By Eryn Dion @PCNHErynDion | [email protected] LOCAL | B1 PANAMA CITY — Forty CANDIDATE years ago, the Panama City News Herald moved into FOR P.C. what was a brand-new office building at the corner of 11th MAYOR Street and Mulberry Avenue. Over the next four TALKS decades, countless custom- ers, sources and journalists News Herald staff hold a rendering of the new Panama City News VIEWS would come through the Herald building on March 22 at the News Herald downtown editorial front doors. Subscriptions offi ce. Demolition to the hurricane damaged portion of the News were renewed. Major stories Herald building will begin on Monday. broke. The community grew and changed, but the News Herald was always there. Local woman warns of Like most people and busi- nesses in Bay County, the News Herald is still picking Facebook scammers up the pieces after Hurricane Michael and charting the path disguised as friends forward. On Monday, the paper will be taking a major By Eryn Dion of other winners, and King’s step toward the future as the @PCNHErynDion | name happened to be on it. front offices — severely dam- [email protected] King’s hackles were aged in the Category 4 storm raised. It was a scam, she — are demolished. PANAMA CITY — They was sure, but she couldn’t "Naturally there is some come in the night, not quite piece together how. sadness affiliated with the through open windows Was it her friend trying to demolition, both to long- or unlocked doors, but scam her? Or was there time employees and residents through Facebook Messen- someone else on the other and customers used to their ger, disguised as friends. side, pulling the strings? newspaper anchoring that From left, Tony Simmons, Patrick McCreless, and Kristy Smith react Scammers. “I knew immediately she location," said Publisher to seeing a rendering of the new Panama City News Herald location The messages started was scamming me,” King Tim Thompson. "I believe held by publisher Tim Thompson on March 22 at the News Herald at about 11 p.m. one night said. that focus shifts pretty downtown editorial offi ce. Demolition to the hurricane damaged last week, Vicki King said. Scams have been a per- quick to the future when you portion of the News Herald building will begin on Monday. A Facebook friend reached sistent problem. Nigerian think about these first steps out and asked if she’d gotten princes, people who claim towards an anticipated move housed the circulation, edi- little more than stucco — to her winnings. The friend to solve tech support prob- in date of February 2020, torial, advertising and finance collapse inward, and inches claimed she’d just won lems you didn't know you fulfilling our post-storm departments, fared especially of water was left standing on a “big grand prize” from had, fake IRS callers, they position that we are commit- poorly in Hurricane Michael. the carpets. The staff work- “Facebook and the govern- all want your money. More ted both to Panama City and Drop ceilings fell, literal tons ing that day retreated back ment.” When they delivered than thirty different known our readers." of rain pooled on the roof and her check, the friend claimed The front offices, which caused the walls — made of See OFFICES, A5she’d gotten a look at the list See SCAMMERS, A5

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GO AND DO TODAY IN CELEBRATE COMMUNITY HISTORY Tuesday, March 26 Today is Monday, March 25, LINE DANCING: 6:30-8:30 p.m. PICTURE PERFECT the 84th day of 2019. There at the Grand Square Hall, are 281 days left in the year. 1105 Bob Little Road, Panama City. For all levels. $5 per Today's Highlight in History: person. Details: 850-258-9847 On March 25, 1911, 146 or seasideliving87@yahoo. people, mostly young com female immigrants, were killed when fi re broke out at Thursday, March 28 the Triangle Shirtwaist Co. in New York. 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Tick- name, city Union troops. ets are $15 for adults and of residence In 1931, in the so-called $10 for students and can and informa- "Scottsboro Boys" case, be purchased online at tion about nine young black men were BrownPaperTickets.com/ the photo. taken off a train in Ala- event/3915619 You can bama, accused of raping email photos two white women; after Friday, March 29 to yourpix@ years of convictions, death pcnh.com. sentences and impris- THROUGH THREADS OF onment, the nine were TIME: exhibition runs eventually vindicated. through March 31 at the Sea In 1965, the Rev. Martin Panama City Center for Screamer Luther King Jr. led 25,000 the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., getting a people to the Alabama Panama City. Featuring close look state capitol in Montgom- quilts by Maxine Thomas. at the Worm ery after a fi ve-day march Free admission. For details, Moon! from Selma to protest the visit PCCenterForTheArts. Glad to see denial of voting rights to com repairs are blacks. Later that day, civil A SPECIAL EVENING WITH done to the rights activist Viola Liuzzo, TODD HERENDEEN: 5 p.m. Screamer a white Detroit homemaker, at the Todd Herendeen and ready was shot and killed by Ku Theatre, 8010 Front Beach for another Klux Klansmen. Road, Panama City Beach; season of In 1975, King Faisal of Saudi presented by the Women's “FUN”!Nancy Arabia was shot to death by Civic Club of Panama City Allen a nephew with a history of Beach to benefi t local mental illness. charities. Dinner catered by In 1988, in New York City's Texas Roadhouse followed so-called "Preppie Killer" by 7 p.m. show. Tickets: case, Robert Chambers Jr. $30; available by calling pleaded guilty to fi rst- 502-296-3205 or emailing TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS degree manslaughter in the [email protected]. death of 18-year-old Jennifer 60 FOR 60 - FOOD 4 KIDS Feminist activist and author Glavine is 53. TV person- Live") is 34. Singer Jason Levin. (Chambers received 5 BIRTHDAY PARTY AND Gloria Steinem is 85. 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* ** A4 Monday, March 25, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Disaster aid bill faces tricky path

By Andrew Taylor Last fall, Trump tweeted fizzled last month. Advanc- The Associated Press falsely that the government of ing the measure on its own Puerto Rico was using disas- promises to be a delicate task WASHINGTON — A battle ter aid funding to pay off its and a test of divided gov- over funding for Puerto Rico debt, and earlier this year ernment. It reconnects the is complicating the path Trump reportedly contem- main players in last month’s forward for a long-delayed plated trying to shift some of successful negotiations on disaster aid bill that’s a top Puerto Rico’s disaster aid to a catchall spending bill and political priority for some of address disaster in the main- border security measure. President Donald Trump’s land U.S. That success has lawmak- Republican allies as it heads While Trump supports ers and staff aides cautiously to the Senate floor this week. $600 million to maintain confident that talks between At stake is $13.5 billion food stamp benefits in Puerto Senate Appropriations Com- emergency relief legislation Rico, Capitol Hill aides say mittee Chairman Richard to help southern farmers, the White House is oppos- Shelby, R-Ala., and top panel rebuild hurricane-damaged ing more generous terms for Democrat Patrick Leahy of military bases, repair water delivery of disaster aid dollars Vermont will bear fruit and systems, and assist victims and funding to rebuild anti- that the measure could pass of last year’s California wild- quated water systems and the chamber by the end of fires, among other purposes. make them more resilient to the week. The measure has wide future storms. And if the legislative backing from both Demo- This June 18, 2018, photo shows an aerial view of the Amelia Allies of Puerto Rico say planets aligned just right, crats and Republicans and is neighborhood in the municipality of Catano, east of San Juan, Trump treats the U.S. terri- supporters hope, the Dem- perhaps most ardently backed Puerto Rico. [DENNIS M. RIVERA/ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] tory worse than states that ocratic-controlled House by Trump loyalists such as have endured far less devas- could simply pass the Senate David Perdue, R-Ga., and U.S.-Mexico border. an outright veto threat, and tating hurricane disasters. bill and immediately ship it Thom Tillis, R-N.C., who The measure is especially GOP aides say Trump has “These folks are living to Trump, forgoing any need face potentially difficult re- sought by lawmakers from since told Perdue that he’d under the American flag,” for time-consuming House- election fights next year. southern states like Florida, sign the Senate version of the said Rep. Jose Serrano, Senate conference talks. The White House, however, Georgia and North Carolina, bill, which mirrors the House D-N.Y. “They should not be Generally, the more disas- isn’t pleased with the bill and which were hit by hurri- plan in most respects. treated any differently than ter areas that are addressed is particularly opposed to canes Michael and Florence For many lawmakers, any other American citizen.” in an emergency aid bill, the efforts by Democrats to make last year. There’s money to passage is already overdue. The Puerto Rican vote is easier it is to pass. That seems hurricane relief to Puerto respond to an earthquake in Puerto Rico has already cut an increasingly potent vote to be true in this case, and the Rico more generous. Senate Alaska, California wildfires nutrition benefits by roughly in Florida, an essential state legislation could be helped as Republicans are supporting and floods in South Carolina, 25 percent amid the funding to Trump’s re-election bid. well because so many Trump- food aid to the devastated and for the ongoing recovery crunch and Georgia lawmak- Freshman Sen. Rick Scott, friendly areas were affected. island and are working with effort in Puerto Rico, which ers warn that their farmers R-Fla., a Trump ally, is a Tyndall Air Force Base on top Democrats like Patrick was devastated by back-to- need help in the run-up to strong supporter of aid to the Florida’s Panhandle took Leahy of Vermont to try to back hurricanes in 2017. planting season. island. a direct hit from Hurri- speed passage of the measure And now there’s wide- “We are past the time when “Puerto Rico’s success is cane Michael last October by adding additional help for spread flooding in Nebraska, this should have gotten done. America’s success and Puerto and Camp Lejeune in North Puerto Rico. Iowa and other Midwestern I have spoken with the presi- Rico’s recovery is America’s Carolina took a big hit from The House passed a com- states. dent many times about this. recovery,” Scott said in his Hurricane Florence. Com- panion $14.2 billion version In an official position paper His commitment to our farm- maiden Senate speech earlier munities in wildfire-ravaged of the legislation in January, in January, the White House ers is unwavering,” Perdue this year. northern California are eager but it got tangled up in the said the House bill was far too said last month. The measure represents for rebuilding help and thou- politics of the partial govern- generous, objecting to almost Trump’s commitment to leftover business from last sands of homes in Alaska ment shutdown and Trump’s $6 billion worth of the mea- aid to storm-ravaged Puerto year, but efforts to add it were damaged in last year’s demands for a wall along the sure. But it stopped short of Rico is in question, however. to a catchall spending bill earthquake.

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In this Friday photo, R. Kelly appears for a hearing Frustrated supporters of the Pheu Thai party cheer In this May 27, 2016, photo, family spokesman Peter at the Leighton Criminal Court Building in Chicago, Sunday as election results are broadcast on a Harf, who heads the Reimann’s JAB Holding Company, Illinois. Dubai’s government on Sunday forcefully television in Bangkok, Thailand. A military-backed is pictured in Berlin, Germany. One of Germany’s denied a claim by R&B singer R. Kelly that the artist had party has taken the lead in Thailand’s fi rst election richest families plans to donate millions to charity after planned concerts in the sheikhdom after he had sought since a 2014 coup, preliminary results showed Sunday, learning about their ancestors’ enthusiastic support of permission from an Illinois judge to travel here despite suggesting junta leader and Prime Minister Prayuth Adolf Hitler and use of forced laborers under the Nazis, facing sexual-abuse charges. [E. JASON WAMBSGANS/ Chan-ocha could stay in power. [GEMUNU AMARASINGHE/ according to a report Sunday. [SOEREN STACHE/DPA VIA CHICAGO TRIBUNE VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS, POOL, FILE] THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

ESCONDIDO, CALIF. its members mocking slavery SUMMERFIELD, FLA. PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA. told WPTV that recent rains Fire at mosque investigated and using a racial slur. Hot air balloon stolen in Poisonous toads infest coupled with warm temper- as possible arson The university’s Student Indiana found at festival suburban neighborhood atures sent the amphibians Government Association into a breeding cycle. Authorities are investi- said in a statement Friday Florida authorities have A Florida suburb is being gating a fire at a Southern that they were aware of a recovered a hot air bal- plagued by thousands of poi- BELGRADE, SERBIA California mosque as possible video circulating on social loon stolen from its owner in sonous toads. Serbia, Kosovo mark start of arson. media that shows mem- Indiana. Experts say the amphibians NATO intervention 20 years ago Officials say nobody was bers of a Greek organization The Marion County Sheriff’s are bufo toads, also known as hurt in the small fire reported “using racist language and Office got a tip Saturday from cane toads. Residents in the Twenty years after NATO early Sunday at the Islamic engaging in behaviors that police in Bloomington, Indi- infested Palm Beach Gardens intervened to stop Ser- Center of Escondido. mock the suffering of enslaved ana, that the stolen balloon neighborhood worry toxins bia’s onslaught in Kosovo, The blaze caused minor peoples,” media report . had been spotted at The Vil- secreted by the toads will Belgrade on Sunday com- damage to the building about The university said on lages Hot Air Balloon Festival. harm their pets and children. memorated the victims of 30 miles north of downtown Twitter that the fraternity That tip wasn’t full of News stations broadcast what it says was an aggres- San Diego. was suspended by its national hot air. In a Facebook post, images of the small toads sion while Kosovo hailed Escondido police say it is organization. the sheriff’s office said clogging pool filters, hopping the beginning of its national being investigated as an arson “The University of Geor- deputies found the multi- en masse across driveways liberation. fire. gia condemns racism in the colored balloon with a grid and sidewalks, and lurking in The staunchly opposed views strongest terms. Racism has pattern while checking landscaped lawns. of the two former war foes ATHENS, GA. no place in our campus,” the other balloons participat- Resident Jennifer Quasha reflect persisting tensions over Fraternity suspended university said. ing in the three-day event in told WPBF her family first Kosovo, a former Serbian prov- over racist video The video shows a student Summerfield. noticed the toads Friday. She ince whose 2008 declaration of hitting another with a belt The sheriff’s office said the said hundreds of them were in independence Serbia still does A University of Georgia fra- while saying the words “Pick owner did not want to press her swimming pool. not recognize. ternity is being investigated my cotton” and then a racial charges and just wanted his Mark Holladay of the pest over a video showing some of slur. balloon back. removal service Toad Busters The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, March 25, 2019 A5

with Russia to defeat Dem- But while Mueller was News Herald staff, bittersweet emotions RUSSIA ocrat Hillary Clinton? That categorical in ruling out OFFICES rebuilding the offices is for many long time was further good news for criminal collusion, he was an opportunity not just staff, including Execu- From Page A1 the president on top of the far more circumspect on From Page A1 to bring back what was tive Editor Mike Cazalas, Justice Department’s ear- presidential obstruction of lost in the storm but, who started at the paper lier announcement that justice. Despite Trump’s Thompson said, create as a sports clerk in 1983. him in the clear. Mueller had wrapped his claim of total exoneration, to where the press is a real transformation of "For most Mondays Mueller’s conclusions, investigation without new Mueller did not draw a kept, which is actually a the 11th and Mulberry through Fridays I walked summarized by Barr in a indictments. conclusion one way or the separate, more modern location. In addition in and out of those front four-page letter to Con- It could deflate the hopes other on whether he sought building, for safety. to the 15,000 sq. feet doors for 35 years and gress, represented a victory of Democrats in Congress to stifle the Russia investi- Though that building of office space for the it's still a gut-wrenching for Trump on a key ques- and on the 2020 campaign gation through his actions did better in the storm, News Herald, an addi- site to see it as it is now," tion that has hung over his trail that incriminating including the firing of the roof was pulled tional 10,000 square feet he said. "We lost some presidency from the start: findings from Mueller former FBI director James off, sending cascades of space will be available physical things, keep- Did his campaign work would hobble the president. Comey. of water into the News for lease. sakes, etc., but we will Herald’s state-of-the- "A few branding ideas never lose the memo- art press. have surfaced and com- ries from there and it's actually gave her address wasn’t much law enforce- The paper’s press, and munity feedback is exciting now to know SCAMMERS and phone number before ment could do. And in an the roof, have since been encouraged," Thompson the plans for our new she even realized what area still devastated by repaired, not only recov- said. "The front-runner building will elevate the From Page A1 was going on. Then, when Hurricane Michael and so ering, but growing as the now seems to be the area around us instead no more information was many people in desperate News Herald has added Shoppes on Mulberry, of just being a part of it." forthcoming, they went straights, this scam seemed 20 new positions on the which would give a solid types of scams are listed for money. King would particularly cruel — a friend production side and has identity to an area famil- at on Florida Division of need to send them $750 for offering them a lifeline and taken on additional jobs, iar to most residents." Consumer Services page, them to be able to ship her then yanking it away. such as printing the Pen- Monday will bring with tips on what to look the “winnings.” “There are people who sacola News Journal. heavy demolition for. The one King was tar- Just as they started talk- need money here and For Thompson, and equipment to the geted by was a version of ing about money, King they’re approached by other members of the paper’s parking lot and the "Facebook Messenger was contacted by another someone they think they scam." person involved in the know,” King said. “I lost As is the case with many scam. He would be handling everything in the hurri- “Facebook friends,” King everything and he would cane, I know that feeling of and the woman weren’t take her $750. He only needing money right now very close. They’d only communicated through and what they’re doing is met once in real life, and text because he was “told preying on people.” she knew King’s father. So not to” pick up the phone. Now, King is doing the King asked her questions When King said she lost only thing she can — warn- about that — where did everything in the hurri- ing her friends and people they meet? What was her cane and didn’t have any in the area to be vigilant father’s name? Her friend money, the messages on and be aware of the scam. shrugged off the questions, both fronts stepped up. Law enforcement and instead trying to get King They asked how much she other officials have warned back on the topic of the could pay, and for her bank people to be extra vigilant winnings and how to claim account information so since the hurricane. them. When King per- they could pull the funds The Bay County Sheriff’s sisted, though, things got out directly. The two people Office has warned of several a little bizarre. The friend — her friend and the other phone-based scams, where sent over photos of what man — would never mes- scammers call victims and appeared to be her holding sage her at the same time. accuse them of everything a bunch of cash, along with The back and forth contin- from missing jury duty to a driver’s license with the ued until about 1 a.m., with owing taxes to the IRS. friend’s name and photo. King trying to figure out The victim is then threat- If this was a scam, some- who the scammers were ened with arrest, unless one was doing a thorough and the scammers trying they pay money, usually in job of making it appear to get their money. the form of gift cards that legitimate. “Until my husband got are difficult to trace. Since Right off the bat, King upset and told them off,” Hurricane Michael, scams said the friend pushed hard, King said. involving fake rental prop- first trying to get as much But the incident left her erties have also increased information out of her as unsettled. Without money according to releases from possible. King said she changing hands, there BCSO.

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his year’s legislative session could be the best of news and the worst of news for Floridians’ access T to the inner workings of their government. Today, we’re going to look at the bright spots. Barbara Petersen, president of Florida’s First Amendment Foun- dation, is tracking a group of bills that would expand, and ‘Excuse me. So sorry. Excuse me.’ solidify, government’s responsibility to keep its residents informed — and underscore the public’s right to speak a picture of us to show In an excerpt published before their elected leaders act on their behalf. People how ridiculous it is to earlier this year in The can’t participate in civic life if they don’t know what make me sit next to him. Atlantic, he describes taking officials are doing — and once they’ve found out, they Look at him. Why should a crowded subway in New should have the right to tell their leaders what they think. I have to sit here?" York City, scared that he Those bills include: Several of us whipped might fall and hurt some- • House Bill 285/Senate Bill 518: Requires advance pub- Connie Schultz around, and at least a couple body. "None of them could lication of meeting agendas, and guarantees the right of of passengers sitting closest take my weight," he writes. the public to speak at meetings. This bill should resonate to him made disapproving "It would be an avalanche. strongly with residents in several cities, where people ntil this week, I'd sounds. The man did not Some of them stare at me, have been rightfully incensed to see controversial issues never witnessed care. "Take the picture," he and I figure they're think- pop up during comment periods, or be added to agen- U this on a plane. said, his face growing red- ing the same thing. An old das at the last minute. If this bill becomes law, meeting I'd read numerous stories der. He pointed to the pas- woman is sitting three feet agendas — with all supporting materials and attachments and essays about passengers senger next to him. "Take away. One slip and I'd crush — would have to be published at least three days before a trying to shame seatmates the picture of us so that I can her. I grip the pole harder." meeting, and be available for inspection at the meeting. for their weight, but I was prove what happened here." Sharing cramped public • HB 407/SB 602: Prohibits governments from suing not prepared for what that The passenger he was spaces is often uncomfort- residents who have made public-records requests. The sounds like or how it looks. attempting to humiliate able. Impatience can sneak South Florida Water Management District dragged a We were a full plane, was still and quiet, star- up on us like black mold, small non-profit and a citizen activist into court last year, except for a single open ing straight ahead. The turning us into someone and threatened to sue others. And cities are pushing back seat in first class. I was airline attendant remained we don't recognize and — Petersen, sounding appalled, quotes one lobbyist for seated in the immediate row calm, explaining that he quickly leave behind. But the city of Orlando as saying these lawsuits are a “useful behind that section and had could not take a picture anytime we try to shame tool” for local governments. That’s like saying a base- a clear view of the remain- of both of them. "If you someone else, only one of ball bat is a useful tool in a dispute between neighbors. ing spot. I fly a lot but usu- want a photo of yourself, us gets to walk away and • HB 479 (no Senate companion): Requires that gov- ally not with this airline. hand me your camera," he act as if it never happened. ernment agencies provide a good-faith estimate of the A man three rows back said, "but I can't photo- After our flight landed, time needed to provide public records when requested, thought he should sit there, graph another passenger." I joined the long line of which could keep cities, counties and other governmen- and not because he had The angry man finally passengers waiting for a tal entities from slow-rolling the release of information. paid for it or qualified as gave up, but the damage had gate-checked bag. I was on This one has a tough road, because it must pass both a frequent flyer. His "cir- been done — and nobody the lookout for the man on chambers to become law. But it’s the right thing to do. cumstances" entitled him to can explain why better the receiving end of that • HB 759/SB 1416: Nails down the right of the public it, he said, because he was than Tommy Tomlinson. passenger's rage. I just to view contracts with governmental entities. This law seated next to a large man. Tommy has been a wanted to smile at him. would have been useful last year, when people across I didn't know his reason reporter, columnist and He avoided eye con- the state wanted to know how much Visit Florida, at first. I heard the airline essayist for about three tact with all of us. the state’s tourism marketing arm, was paying rap- attendant patiently explain- decades and was a Pulit- He just looked down per Armando Perez (aka Pitbull) to sing about “sexy ing how upgrades work and zer Prize finalist in 2005. at his feet as he walked. beaches/sexy hotels” while dancing on the sand with thought nothing more of it. Like countless others, I "Excuse me. So sorry. models. It took intervention by then-House Speaker A few minutes later, that am proud to be his friend Excuse me," he said — all Richard Corcoran to pry the details of that contract same passenger started yell- because he is also a kind the way up the ramp. loose — by then, Pitbull had tweeted a link to the con- ing at the attendant to take and gentle man. His recent tract himself, outshining the agency that hired him. a picture with his phone. book, "The Elephant in the Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer These bills are strong, positive public pol- "Take it," he said, hold- Room," chronicles his life- Prize-winning columnist icy — securing the government in the sun- ing out his phone. "Take long struggle with obesity. with Creators Syndicate. shine that Floridians have a right to expect from their elected leaders. They should pass.

This editorial originally appeared in the Day- tona Beach News-Journal, a News Her- READER FEEDBACK ald sister paper with GateHouse Media. There are still plenty of col- about what it means to be an Marlene Ombrello: There lege students in Bay County "Allan Bense Republican." must be thousands of items for Spring Break, but rather Kay Thomas: What a great in the woods. Whatever than party, many are here to piece congratulating Allan happened to that house LETTER TO THE EDITOR lend a hand after Hurricane Bense on receiving his hon- that floated hundreds of Michael. On Sunday, we wrote orary doctoral degree from feet into the woods? Draft Dodge Trump down and spent years in about the hundreds that FSU. Thanks for publishing After a cruise ship off the a North Vietnam prison. took the time to volunteer. this piece by Don Gaetz. I coast of Norway had to be President Trump con- I believe DDT was able to Susan Champion: This is may be a blue dog Demo- evacuate due to engine failure, tinuously bashes John dodge the draft during the so awesome!! 700 students crat but I’m in total agree- some readers weighed in on McCain about various Vietnam War by receiv- from 16 colleges traded ment that today we are all how they feel about cruising. McCain positions that ing four draft deferments their week off to work hard Allan Bense Republicans. Ron Gambrell: It has some- Trump disagrees with, while in college and then labor 8 hours day to help Walk into the woods around what curtailed my travels which is somewhat amaz- he was deemed medically disaster victims here in Mexico Beach and you can but I have decided that if ing since McCain has been unacceptable after col- bay county. GOD BLESS still find all kinds of things - I can't drive I don't go. dead for seven months. lege because of a supposed THEM EVERY ONE!! even refrigerators - trapped Peggy Brannon: Aaaaaaaa I believe DDT wants to bone spur in his heel which Janet Pittman: Awesome between the tree stumps that's one in million. be in the spotlight all the apparently was conjured you can never know how since Hurricane Michael. Chief Richard Hill: We have been time and doesn't care if he up by DDT and his doc- much it has meant to so photographer Patti Blake on several Cruises and receives negative criti- tor. DDT skated out of many! Thank you all. captured the view in a photo overall they are very safe. cism about his comments. military service and is no Lennon Thiel: They have gallery on newsherald.com. This boat lost power and As a former Navy better than the draft dodg- been so wonderful! Thank Shawn Bell Kuczenski: should have never been in enlisted and officer I am ers who went to Canada each one of you for the love! Mikey Bethany Price McLeer this dangerous area either. particularly perturbed during the Vietnam War. Tonight in Tallahassee, for- recognize anything? Most cruises are from point with DDTs ongoing dis- And now as Presi- mer speaker of the house and Rose Kaczmarek: It's A to Point B and it mostly paragement of McCain's dent DDT continues champion of Bay County Allan going to take years to smooth sailing. Viking will military service. McCain with his toxicity. Bense is being awarded Honor- clean up all the debris make it right to the pas- was a Navy pilot who ary Doctor of Humane Letters Sarah Stovall: All of the sengers I'm sure and this flew missions against the Donald Moskowitz degree by Florida State Univer- forested areas of knocked is another reason to get enemy in Vietnam, and Former AG2 and LT, U.S. Navy sity. In celebration of the occa- over trees are a fire disas- the insurance package too unfortunately he was shot Londonderry, NH sion, Don Gaetz wrote a column ter waiting to happen. when doing any vacation.

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PERSONAL FINANCE

These or “IRS Taxpayer Notice,” which demand payment or warn that the IRS will seize your tax refund unless you click on their link. That link often goes to a fake tax scams site or downloads a virus-laden attachment that asks for per- sonal information, which can be used to steal your identity and could really your money. To add an air of legitimacy, Smith says, the email might even reference passwords or other confidential data about cost you you that was exposed in another data breach and that the criminal later acquired. By Tina Orem to other types of gift cards.” Forward the email to phishing NerdWallet.com How to avoid it: “My first piece @irs.gov. The IRS says it doesn’t of advice is always just to take a initiate contact with taxpayers ax scammers are always minute and relax and think about by email to request personal or T coming up with new ways it,” Smith says. “Does it make financial information. to bilk their targets out of sense that the IRS would be doing What to do when you information and money. Here this? Does it make sense the IRS encounter a scam are a few tax scams on the IRS’ would be calling you threaten- radar, plus how you can avoid ing arrest immediately? Or does Report it, Smith says: falling prey. it make sense the IRS would say • Forward unsolicited emails that they don’t have access to claiming to be from the IRS to 1. They call and threaten to your Social Security number? [email protected]. arrest you if you don’t pay Well, probably not.” • Fill out the IRS Impersonation right now Scam form on the website of the Someone claiming to work for 2. They deposit money in Treasury Inspector General for Tax the Internal Revenue Service or your bank account Administration at www.tigta.gov Social Security Administration Criminals hack into your tax or call TIGTA at 800-366-4484. calls and says you have a past- preparer’s system, take your due tax bill. If you don’t pay it information, file a fake tax return • File a complaint with the Federal now, the caller says, you’ll be in your name and put the result- Trade Commission at FTC.gov. arrested. ing refund in your bank account. • Contact your state’s attorney “They’re really good at Then they call you, pose as a general or other consumer changing that caller ID to make debt collection agent, tell you advocacy agency. it look legitimate,” says Melissa the money was deposited in Szozda Smith, assistant section error and tell you to forward chief for consumer protection the money to their “collection at the Ohio attorney general’s agency.” They may threaten to office. file charges, have you arrested And criminals have been or “blacklist” your Social Secu- changing up their demands over rity number if you don’t give don’t cash it — go to irs.gov for the past year, she notes: “It the money back. instructions. used to be a lot of wire transfers, There’s little you can do to and then from the wire trans- prevent the first part of this 3. They send bogus emails fer request it moved to prepaid one, but if it happens, report the about your tax bill or refund money cards. From there it’s suspicious activity to the bank Tax-related phishing scams transformed more into gift cards. and have it return the stolen surged by 60 percent in 2018, I think people have become more money to the IRS. Then call your according to the IRS. Scammers hip to iTunes [cards] being a red tax preparer right away. If you send emails with subject lines flag. [Criminals are] just moving got a paper check in the mail, such as “IRS Important Notice” BIGSTOCK

These issues will Can your employer delay your refund cure your money woes?

By Tina Orem on your return doesn’t match its By Liz Weston survey for the Society for Human NerdWallet.com copy of your W-2, your refund could NerdWallet.com Resource Management. Employ- come to a halt while the IRS waits ers that offer the benefit typically You’ve got a tax refund headed for an explanation, according to Millions of Americans get their provide about $100 a month for your way, but plenty of speed Marc Schnoll, a certified public health insurance and retirement a set number of years or with a bumps can cause the IRS to pump accountant at Sexton & Schnoll in accounts through their employers. lifetime maximum, often around the brakes on delivering. Gainesville, Florida. “That’s typi- Now some are getting help with $10,000. Insurance company cally a data entry error,” he notes. their debt. Unum allows employees to trans- 1. Filing your return on paper Companies including insurer fer up to 40 hours of paid time off The IRS issues most tax refunds 4. Claiming the Earned Income Aetna and accounting firm PwC to student loan repayment. within 21 days, but the wait could Tax Credit or the Additional help employees pay down stu- Employers know many of their be a month or more if you don’t file Child Tax Credit dent loans. Others partner with workers are burdened by edu- electronically. First, the mail takes These credits can save you startups to offer debt solutions as cation debt, which has reached more time. Second, those paper thousands of dollars if you qualify an employee benefit. Among the record levels. But employers documents take longer for the IRS — but be prepared to wait longer approaches: may not know how many of their to process. The IRS recommends for your refund. Thanks to people • MedPut negotiates discounts workers need emergency loans to not even bothering to check the filing fraudulent tax returns claim- on medical debt and offers inter- make ends meet, says Ennie Lim, status of your tax refund until ing the EITC and the ATC, the law est-free loans that are repaid HoneyBee president and chief four weeks after you mail a paper requires the IRS to take more time through payroll deductions. executive. return, and IRS representatives to verify some of the information • Brightside connects workers It’s not just the lowest paid who can’t research the status of your on tax returns that claim those to debt consolidation loans and have trouble. Twenty-two per- refund until six weeks after you credits. student loan refinancing. cent of HoneyBee’s borrowers last put it in the mailbox. • HoneyBee, PayActiv and year earned less than $30,000, 5. Not reviewing your teen’s return TrueConnect, among others, pro- while 52 percent made between 2. Asking for a paper check If your kid has a job and needs to vide payday advances or emer- $30,000 and $50,000 and 26 instead of direct deposit file a tax return, be sure he or she gency loans so struggling workers percent were paid more than Telling the IRS you want a checks the right boxes. Otherwise, can avoid the payday loan trap. $50,000, Lim says. paper check can slow down your you might lose out on some tax Employers increasingly are HoneyBee, like competitors tax refund because you’ll have breaks, which could shrink your aware that money worries can TrueConnect and Salary Finance, to wait for the mail to show up. refund. “If they file before you and reduce productivity and increase offers small loans that can be Get your money faster by having inappropriately claim that nobody absenteeism. More than half of the repaid over time. PayActiv, mean- the IRS deposit your tax refund else can claim them as a depen- 1,600 full-time employees polled while, allows employees to tap directly into your bank account. dent, then that’s going to block you by PwC in 2017 reported feeling into wages they’ve already earned Just provide your account number from claiming that child,” Schnoll stressed about their finances, and through payday advances. and routing number on your Form says. “That’s going to be a problem human resources company Mer- Brightside does not loan money 1040. You can also split your refund as well.” cer has estimated financial stress directly. Instead, it trains financial among up to three accounts, such costs U.S. businesses up to $250 assistants to work with employ- as investment accounts, IRAs, 6. Incorrectly claiming dependents billion a year. ees who have money issues, says health savings or regular checking If your ex files his or her tax Debt appears to play a leading Sophie Raseman, Brightside’s or savings. When you file your tax return before you do and claims role in creating that stress. Seven head of financial solutions. If return, add Form 8888 to tell the your child as a dependent, you out of 10 employers in a survey someone needs a loan, the assis- IRS how to divvy things up. could be in for a refund delay if you last year said that debt was the tants can discuss the costs, risks also claim the child as a dependent No. 1 financial challenge faced and potential benefits of products 3. Reporting wages that don’t on your own return, Schnoll warns. by their employees, according to the company has vetted, as well as match what’s on your W-2 “Even if you’re entitled to the the International Foundation of offer alternatives, she says. Your W-2 shows how much your deduction or the credits associated Employee Benefit Plans. MedPut, meanwhile, audits employer paid you and how much with that child, if your ex-spouse Programs to help workers pay medical bills for errors, negotiates tax you’ve paid on those earnings. claims them first, it’s going to student loans were among the first discounts in return for prompt You’ll need to enter the informa- cause a problem,” he says. “Your debt-focused employee benefits payment, then loans workers tion from your W-2 onto your tax return will not be accepted by the companies offered, but they’re the money to pay the debt. The return, but your employer also IRS, and that will of course delay still not common. More compa- startup focused on medical bills sends a copy to the IRS. So if the the refund. That happens fairly nies offer pet insurance (11 per- since those can be a huge stressor IRS notices that what you entered frequently.” cent) than student loan assistance for employees, says Harsha Puv- (4 percent), according to a 2018 vada, MedPut cofounder.

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, March 25, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Watchdog: FEMA wrongly released data

By Colleen Long also includes immigration Irma, Maria and California The Associated Press enforcement, and the U.S. wildfires. Secret Service. The watchdog said that WASHINGTON — The Fed- FEMA officials agreed that FEMA violated both federal eral Emergency Management changes needed to be made, privacy laws and also Home- Agency wrongly released to a and said they were working to land Security policy by giving contractor the personal infor- change how they deliver data to the extra data to the contractor, mation of 2.3 million survivors avoid giving too much informa- whose name was redacted in the of devastating 2017 hurricanes tion and it will be completed by report made public Friday. and wildfires, potentially 2020. The contractor also knew that exposing the victims to identity Some information, like FEMA was providing too much fraud and theft, a government names, last four digits of a Social personal data but didn’t inform watchdog reported Friday. Security number and how many the disaster relief agency. Homeland Security Depart- people live in a household are The 2017 hurricane season ment’s Office of Inspector required to confirm eligibility was particularly brutal. General found the breach and locate housing for victims. Harvey slammed ashore in occurred when FEMA But FEMA also provided the Texas on Aug. 25, 2017, as a FILE - In this Oct. 5, 2017 fi le photo, Department of Homeland Security was working with a con- contractor with bank names, powerful Category 4 storm. personnel deliver supplies to Santa Ana community residents in the tractor that helps provide electronic funds transfer num- It killed 68 people and del- aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Guayama, Puerto Rico. A government temporary housing to those bers and bank transit numbers uged much of the Houston watchdog has found the Federal Emergency Management Agency affected by disasters. FEMA that were not required by the metropolitan area — home to wrongly released to a contractor the personal information of 2.3 is one of Homeland Security’s contractor. more than 6 million people million survivors of hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria and the many agencies; the sprawling The 2.3 million people lived California wildfi res in 2017. [AP PHOTO/CARLOS GIUSTI, FILE] 240,000-person department through Hurricanes Harvey, See FEMA, B4 Mayoral contender holds town hall ANIMALS | B2 By Genevieve Smith @PCNHGenevieve OVER 80 [email protected] DOGS PANAMA CITY — A rel- atively newcomer to the REMOVED Panama City political scene has thrown her hat in the ring FROM for the mayor position this election season. NICEVILLE Lynne Schneider, a Florida KENNEL native originally from Gaines- ville, held a town hall meeting open to the community on Saturday afternoon to intro- duce herself and her ideas to local citizens. P.C. “The biggest piece for me is the citizen involvement part,” hurricane she said. “As we move into the rebuilding process, it is abso- expenses lutely critical that everybody has a say in how we rebuild in surpass Panama City.” Schneider has a background $50 million in computer science, social work, and education, which By Katie Landeck she says has taught her to @PCNHKatieL think analytically— “how to [email protected] go from A to B in the most efficient way possible.” How- PANAMA CITY — ever, she believes the most Having spent more than prevalent idea she has gar- $50 million on Hurricane nered from her experience is Michael recovery, Panama learning that great solutions City Commissioners are come from great teams. expected to take out a “I’ve learned how impor- much-discussed second tant it is for citizens to be loan on Tuesday. involved locally in the politi- As of Friday, March cal process,” said Schneider. 22, the city has paid out $51,127,803.44 in recov- See SCHNEIDER, B4 ery costs, mostly debris cleanup, exceeding the $50 million loan the city “The biggest piece for me took out in December. At is the citizen involvement the Panama City Commis- part. As we move into the sion meeting on Tuesday, rebuilding process, it is the commission will vote absolutely critical that on taking out a previously everybody has a say in discussed $25 million loan. how we rebuild in Panama Even in December, City.” Mayor Greg Brudnicki Lynne Schneider, a candidate for Panama City mayor, poses for a portrait in St. Andrews on Saturday. warned “don’t be sur- Lynne Schneider [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] prised if we have to go back to the well again.” In late February, the commis- sion laid the groundwork

WEEKLY ROUNDUP See PC, B4

Tallahassee fi red up about medical marijuana WILDLIFE | B3 By Dara Kam construction worker wound up measure that did away with the debilitating conditions. FWC OFFERS The News Service of Florida at the center of a media frenzy state’s ban on smokable medical Proponents of medical can- this week, just for taking his marijuana. nabis, including Dixon, believe TIPS ABOUT TALLAHASSEE — Clad in a medicine. The monumental moment it’s a healthier and safer alter- flannel shirt, jeans and a Florida The soft-spoken Crawford- came more than two years native to addictive prescription SPRING State University baseball cap, ville man on Thursday became after voters overwhelmingly drugs. Doug Dixon might easily blend the first Floridian to legally approved a constitutional Dixon’s become a cannabis ANIMAL into the crowd almost anywhere purchase whole-flower can- amendment that broadly legal- cheerleader of sorts: He said in Tallahassee. nabis, three days after Gov. ized pot as a treatment for MOVEMENT But the 59-year-old Ron DeSantis signed into law a patients with a wide variety of See ROUNDUP, B4

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Kansas City 53/37/pc 58/45/s Topeka 54/39/pc 63/47/s need for eye and skin protection. 8:21a 1:27a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 72°/49° 6:21p 12:59p Las Vegas 77/55/s 81/58/pc Tucson 85/54/s 89/56/pc Normal high/low ...... 73°/53° Panama City 12:58p --- Los Angeles 74/52/s 70/54/pc Wash., DC 59/36/r 52/35/s Record high ...... 84° (1995) ------Record low ...... 31° (1983) Port St. Joe 11:20a 12:42a Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 12:06p 11:50p Month to date ...... 3.59" ------Normal month to date ...... 4.42" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 3:46p 1:37a Year to date ...... 13.66" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 14.42" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 2:50p 1:07a Average humidity ...... 76% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 2:06p --- Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 2:47p 12:41a High/low ...... 69°/49° ------Last year's high/low ...... 77°/66° The Narrows 3:43p 2:41a Normal high/low ...... 70°/55° Last New First Full ------Record high ...... 83° (1995) Carrabelle Mar 27 Apr 5 Apr 12 Apr 19 7:23a 11:13a Record low ...... 26° (1968) 5:23p --- Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 1.71" Through 7 a.m. Sun. Flood Normal month to date ...... 4.41" Sunrise today ...... 6:41 a.m. Apalachicola Level Stage Year to date ...... 6.73" Sunset tonight ...... 6:57 p.m. Blountstown 11.75 ft. 15 ft. Normal year to date ...... 14.78" Moonrise today ...... none Choctawhatchee Average humidity ...... 72% Moonset today ...... 10:05 a.m. Caryville 6.65 ft. 12 ft. Alabama BEACH FLAG WARNINGS Shown are today’s noon postions of Clairborne 35.30 ft. 42 ft. weather systems and precipitation. Escambia Temperature bands are highs for the day. Water Century 7.30 ft. 17 ft. Low Medium High closed Dangerous Tombigbee Hazard Hazard Hazard to public Marine Life Coffeeville, AL 17.73 ft. 29 ft. Animals taken from Danny’s Doghouse kennel in Niceville

By Kaylin Parker name was Danny James — to 315-4443 | @parkerNWFDN court to get custody of the [email protected] animals that are all currently in his custody. NICEVILLE — Law officers It was not immediately served a civil search warrant known where the animals about 5 p.m. Friday at Dan- came from. ny’s Doghouse, where the “It’s only him,” Thomp- Panhandle Animal Welfare son said. “I have five to six Society took about 100 ani- employees that do dogs every mals from the kennel. day, and I have 100 dogs. ... PAWS Director Dee There’s no way one person Thompson said the search can take care of 100 animals warrant stemmed from every day.” an order for the agency to The Daily News attempted inspect Danny’s Doghouse, to contact Danny’s Doghouse where they found the animals at the number listed online. in severe conditions. The person who answered “There’s a back area in the phone hung up when a there that’s very dark, and reporter identified herself. the dogs were shut inside,” The Facebook page for Thompson said. “There was Danny’s Doghouse has also severe feces, molded urine, been removed. cobwebs, spiders, just very Dr. Jennifer Fortune, bad conditions for the dogs owner of Niceville Animal to have to live in.” Clinic located next to Dan- An estimated 80 dogs were ny’s Doghouse, said she had Staff and volunteers from the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society on Friday removed about 100 animals to be taken to PAWS, where not seen the owner bring the from their kennels at Danny’s Doghouse in Niceville. [MICHAEL SNYDER/DAILY NEWS] Thompson said 80 kennels dogs outside in weeks. with food were available. “We’ve known from some home north of Crestview. There also were birds, squir- time there were serious Animal control and law offi- rels and one opossum. abuses happening here,” cers were called to the house Thompson said March 15 Fortune said. “We tried to on Woodcliff Drive after an that animal control offi- report him anonymously Okaloosa County sheriff’s cers could see the animals several times, and that didn’t deputy noticed the smell standing in a “week’s worth work.” and saw dead animals while of feces,” but were told there Thompson said the ani- checking on the welfare of a wasn’t enough evidence to mals will go through medical woman believed to be living gain a warrant. Thompson treatment before they will be there. said the owner then had a put up for adoption. The deputy did not find the week to clean up the kennel Thompson said people woman, but called PAWS for before they returned to have donated a lot of food to help. inspect it. PAWS since an announce- The woman’s father, who Thompson said the condi- ment went out last week. had called for the welfare tions had not improved when “We have had an amazing check, arrived at the home. they returned. outcry for food, but we are The man who was at the “Some of it is still there going to have some medical house said he was moving the from last week,” she said. (treatment) on some of these Danny’s Doghouse shelter Some of the dogs being animals if somebody wanted to the address on Woodcliff brought out of the kennel to do that,” Thompson said. Drive. He said the boarding showed signs of malnutri- “We need bodies because all part of the business would tion, and some had mites on of these animals are going to stay in Niceville. their skin. have to be cleaned.” Thompson said they are Thompson said a couple People who want to vol- scheduled to go to court April were urinating blood, one unteer can go to PAWS to fill 1 to obtain custody of two had a noticeable tumor and out paperwork. Thompson live cats found in the home another was unable to stand said some knowledge about near Crestview. Thompson up. dogs is required. said the court date for the Thompson said PAWS will The search warrant came animals at Danny’s Doghouse A dog is carried from Danny’s Doghouse in Niceville on Friday after take the owner — who previ- a week after more than 20 will be scheduled as quickly the Panhandle Animal Welfare Society and law offi cers served a civil ously told the Daily News his pets were found dead in a as possible. search warrant. [MICHAEL SNYDER/DAILY NEWS] * ** The News Herald | Monday, March 25, 2019 B3

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Email pcnhnews@pcnh. p.m. at the Grand Square Nikki Brooks and Breanna Free admission. For details, com with the details and Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, Williams. Supplies included. visit PCCenterForTheArts. include “What’s Hap- Panama City. For all Details and registration at com pening” in the subject levels. $5 per person. Details: PCCenterForTheArts.com or AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 line. Inclusion of events in 850-258-9847 or seasideliv- call 850-640-3670 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Trinity this calendar is at the edi- [email protected] MOONLIGHT MOVIES, Lutheran at 1001 W. 11th St., tor’s discretion. CALVIN ARSENIA - LIVE AT MUSIC AND FACE PAINT- Panama City. Volunteers will THE REP: 7:30 p.m. at the ING: 4:30-9 p.m. at the be on hand to help you fi ll Today Seaside Repertory Theatre. Western Green in Rosemary out your taxes. Details: Face- Tickets: $25, Details at Beach. Bring the family with book page: AARP Tax-Aide AARP TAX SERVICES: LoveTheRep.com blankets and lawn chairs of Bay County. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the for movie night under the ROCK PAINTING, BLING BAR Panama City Beach Public Wednesday, March 27 stars. Face painting starts & KIDS KARAOKE: 10 a.m. to The Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission Library, 12500 Hutchison at 4:30 p.m., the Wabi Sabis 1 p.m. at the Western Green is advising area residents and visitors on how not Blvd. Volunteers will be on 2019 BEST OF BAY STUDENT will play at 6 p.m., and the in Rosemary Beach. Create to interact with wildlife they may encounter during hand to help you fi ll out ART SHOW: March 27-April movie starts at 7:30 p.m. a colorful keepsake rock or springtime. [SPECIAL TO GATEHOUSE MEDIA FLORIDA] your taxes at the library. 26 at the Panama City Center (Tonight: ‘Goosebumps 2.’) something sparkly at the Details at NWRLS.com for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St. Enjoy popcorn and Dog- Bling Bar, and enjoy singing CHILDREN’S THEATRE - Featuring work by students ManDu will have hotdogs for along to karaoke. (Move to FWC: Wildlife ‘ALICE IN WONDERLAND’: in Bay County schools. Free sale. (Move to Town Hall if Town Hall if there’s rain.) 6 p.m. in the amphitheater admission. Details at PCCen- there’s rain.) A SPECIAL EVENING WITH at Seaside. The Seaside terForTheArts.com PAINTING SUNSETS: 5:30 TODD HERENDEEN: 5 p.m. activity increases Repertory troupe presents HANDS-ON NUTRITION p.m. at Panama City Center at the Todd Herendeen the story based on Lewis WORKSHOP: 3:30-4:30 p.m. for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St. Theatre, 8010 Front Beach Carroll’s classic novel. Free at the Bay County Public Ages 21 and older. Cost: $45 Road, Panama City Beach; in spring for all ages. Library, 898 W. 11th St., members, $55 nonmembers. presented by the Women’s SPRING IT ON! CONCERT Panama City. Florida Depart- Details and registration at Civic Club of Panama City Special to Gatehouse alone. SERIES: 6:30-8:30 p.m. at ment of Health Diabetes PCCenterForTheArts.com or Beach to benefi t local Media Florida Help them cross a the East Long Green in Services Program will lead call 850-640-3670 charities. Dinner catered by road by picking up Rosemary Beach. Bring a free program for kids SPRING CONCERTS - BLUE Texas Roadhouse followed TALLAHASSEE — and placing them in a the family with blankets to learn the benefi ts of RIBBON HEALERS: 6-8 p.m. by 7 p.m. show. Tickets: This spring, a variety safe location along the and lawn chairs for free snacking and how to make at Alys Beach amphitheater. $30; available by calling of species are following roadside in the direc- musical performances. a yogurt parfait. Class will Food and beverages for 502-296-3205 or emailing their internal biological tion they are heading, Tonight: The RB Funky be taught by Kelly Good- purchase. Free concert. [email protected]. clocks that tell them to but only if safe for an Horns. (Move to Town Hall son in the Youth Services SQUARE DANCE LESSONS: 60 FOR 60 - FOOD 4 KIDS move, mate, feed and individual to do so. if there’s rain.) Department. 6:30-8 p.m. at Grand Square BIRTHDAY PARTY AND nest. Because the tortoise COLOR AND CHILL: 4 p.m. Hall, 1105 Bob Little Road, POP-UP ART SHOW: 6-9 p.m. Florida’s residents is a land animal, never Tomorrow at the Bay County Public Panama City. $5 per person. at Beachy Beach Real Estate, and visitors can help attempt to put it into Library Youth Services Details: Anne 850-387-3101 17500 Panama City Beach by avoiding disturb- water. AARP TAX SERVICES: 9 Department in Panama or Kathie 850-896-5798 Parkway. Realtor Karen ing wildlife in spring, Keep a distance from a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Trinity City. Geared for teens (ages WRITERS GALLERY: 7-8:30 Smith’s 60th birthday will be according to these tips nesting birds on the Lutheran at 1001 W. 11th St., 11 and older). Located in p.m. (doors open at 6:30 a fundraiser for the Food 4 from the Florida Fish beach or on the water. Panama City. Volunteers will the Teen Zone. Details at p.m.) at Panama City Center Kids charity. A dozen local and Wildlife Conserva- If birds become agitated be on hand to help you fi ll 850-522-2188 for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth fi ne artists will showcase tion Commission. or leave their nests, you out your taxes. Details: Face- ‘JACK AND THE BEANSTALK’: St. Cost: Free for mem- and sell their works under Keep beaches dark at are too close. This can book page: AARP Tax-Aide 6 p.m. at North Barrett bers; suggested donation the big tent, donating a night and free of obsta- cause birds to aban- of Bay County. Square in Rosemary Beach. of $5 each for nonmem- portion of sales. Guests will cles during sea turtle don their nesting sites, BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at the Free to the public. bers. Ages 16 and older; enjoy heavy hors d’oeuvres nesting season, March which exposes eggs Panama City Beach Public OPEN MIC: 6-8 p.m. EDT at all levels of writers. In a created by Chef Chris Infi n- through October. and chicks to things Library, 12500 Hutchison Bowery Station, 17 Avenue “speak-easy” atmosphere, ger, along with a cash beer Bright artificial lights like predators and sun Blvd. For ages 0-3 years F, Suite C, Apalachicola. All bring your prose, poetry or and wine bar, and live music can disturb nesting sea exposure. with a caregiver. Details at levels of talent are welcome. spoken word performance by Melissa Bowman. Tickets turtles and disorient They build well- NWRLS.com Details at BoweryStation.us and share in an open mic are $25 in advance, available hatchlings, so avoid camouflaged shallow TUESDAY TALES: 10:30 SPRING REELS - ‘MADAGAS- session. Participation is on Eventbrite.com, or $35 at using flashlights or nests out of sand and a.m. EDT at the Corinne CAR’: 7:30 p.m. at Alys Beach not required; you can also door. cellphones there. Turn- shells on beaches, their Costin Gibson Memo- amphitheater. Food and just come to listen. Bev- BALLROOM DANCING: ing out lights or closing nests, eggs and chicks rial Public Library in Port beverages for purchase. Free erages will be available 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Grand curtains and shades are vulnerable to being St. Joe. Geared for ages family fi lm. for purchase. Details and Square Hall, 1105 Bob Little in buildings along the stepped on. Wading 0-3 years with caregiver; registration at PCCenter- Road, Panama City. For beach after dark also birds, such as herons stories, songs and poetry for Thursday, March 28 ForTheArts.com or call all levels; $5 per person helps nesting turtles as and egrets, and peli- instilling a love of literacy 850-640-3670 at the door. Details at they come ashore, and cans also are nesting at an early age. Details at SAIL INTO SCHOOL: 9:30 ‘BYE BYE, BIRDIE’: 7 p.m. at 850-277-0566 or email at hatchlings won’t get now on mangroves and 850-229-8879 a.m. at the Panama City the Gretchen Nelson Scott [email protected]. disoriented when they tree islands. BOOK DRAGONS: 4 p.m. Beach Public Library. Fine Arts Center at Mosley ‘BYE BYE, BIRDIE’: 7 p.m. at emerge. Bears are more active at the Bay County Public For ages 3-4 years with High School, 501 Mosley the Gretchen Nelson Scott Clear away boats and in spring, increasing Library, 898 W. 11th St., caregiver. Learn about Drive, Lynn Haven. Tick- Fine Arts Center at Mosley beach furniture at the the opportunities for Panama City. Enjoy book colors, numbers, letters and ets are $15 for adults and High School, 501 Mosley end of the day and fill conflicts with people. talks and snacks. Come rhymes with a focus on pre- $10 for students and can Drive, Lynn Haven. Tick- in holes in the sand that Don’t give bears a prepared to discuss a book paring kids for kindergarten. be purchased online at ets are $15 for adults and could entrap turtles. reason to stay in your you’ve read. Details at Details at 850-233-5055 BrownPaperTickets.com/ $10 for students and can Look out for manatees neighborhood. Remove NWRLS.com READ, ROCK AND RHYME event/3915619 be purchased online at when boating. Chances anything that might WINE & SONG: 5-7 p.m. at TIME: 10:30 a.m. at the Bay ‘AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BrownPaperTickets.com/ of close encounters attract them, such as Neat Tasting Room, 11 N. County Public Library Youth DAYS’: 7:30 p.m. at Emer- event/3915619 between these large unsecured garbage or Castle Drive, Alys Beach. Services Department. For ald Coast Theatre Co., 560 ‘AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 mammals and boaters pet food. If they can’t Select wines showcased ages 3-5 years. Storytime Grand Blvd. at Sandestin, DAYS’: 7:30 p.m. at Emer- increase in the spring, find food, they’ll move with light bites and live with movement, songs and Miramar Beach. Comedy for ald Coast Theatre Co., 560 as manatees leave on. music. Cost: $15 each, age sometimes crafts. Details at the whole family. Tickets: Grand Blvd. at Sandestin, their winter use areas If you encounter a 21 and older only. 850-522-2118 $30 for adults; $28 for Miramar Beach. Comedy for and travel the intra- snake, stand back and MELODY MAGIC: 6 p.m. at CODE CLUB FOR KIDS: 3:30 seniors (55 years and older) the whole family. Tickets: coastal waterways observe it. Snakes North Barrett Square in p.m. at the Panama City students, and military. $30 for adults; $28 for along the Atlantic and would much rather Rosemary Beach. Stylish and Beach Public Library. For Details and ticket sales: seniors (55 years and older) Gulf coasts and other avoid encounters and elegant classic stage magic ages 8-14 years. Learn to emeraldcoastheatre.org/ students, and military. inland waters. Follow usually will flee. and illusions paired with make apps, games and tickets or 850-684-0323 Details and ticket sales: posted speed limits, as Leave baby ani- light-hearted comedic inter- websites; gain skills for col- emeraldcoastheatre.org/ many areas have sea- mals alone. They are action with the audience. lege and career readiness. Friday, March 29 tickets or 850-684-0323 sonal zones that reflect rarely orphaned. A Free fun for all ages. (Move Details at 850-233-5055 CENTRAL SQUARE CINEMA migration patterns. parent may be nearby to Town Hall if there’s rain.) PAINT LIKE THE MASTERS: THROUGH THREADS OF - ‘INSIDE OUT’: 7:30 p.m. Gopher tortoises are searching for food or CHILDREN’S CONCERT - 3:45-5:15 p.m. Thursdays, TIME: exhibition runs at the amphitheater in more active, foraging for observing its young. ‘HUCK AND LILLY’: 6 p.m. in March 28-April 4, at Panama through March 31 at the Seaside. Enjoy a family food and searching for a Call or text 888-404- the amphitheater at Seaside. City Center for the Arts, 19 Panama City Center for movie under the stars. Bring mate. If you see gopher FWCC (3922); or #FWC Fun characters and music E. Fourth St. Cost: $10 for the Arts, 19 E. Fourth St., blankets or low-back lawn- tortoises or their half- or *FWC on a cell phone for all ages. members; $15 for nonmem- Panama City. Featuring chairs. Free for the whole moon shaped burrow to report violations LINE DANCING: 6:30-8:30 bers. Ages 7-11 taught by quilts by Maxine Thomas. family. entrances, leave them or animals in distress.

OBITUARIES

DOUGLAS MARTIN ‘MARTY’ HARRIS GERALD ALLEN MCGRAW CARL O. SHUFF 1966-2019 Douglas Martin Hamway of Chipley, Carl O. Shuff, 90, of “Marty” Harris, age FL, DiAnn Harris of Gerald Allen 2019. Services will be Chapel. The fam- Panama City, FL died 60, passed away Altha, FL, and Linda McGraw, 52, Of held on Monday, March ily will begin receiv- Thursday, March 21, Thursday, March 21, Marsh of Hem- Panama City, FL died 25, 2019 at 4 p.m. in the ing friends at 3 p.m. 2019. Funeral services will 2019 at his home. mingway, SC and his Tuesday, March 19, Heritage Funeral Home prior to the service. begin 12 p.m., Monday, He was born in brother; Toby Oxen- March 25, 2019 at Heritage Jacksonville, FL on dine of Dalzell, SC. Funeral Home. The family October 17, 1958 to Memorialization BOBBIE LEE RUSSELL will receive friends begin- Dean Arthur and Betty will be by cremation. ning 11 a.m. prior to the Lou (Nicolaysan) Har- Bobbie Lee Rus- March 26, 2019 at Cha- 12–1 p.m. at Chapel of service. Interment will fol- ris. Marty is preceded Brown Funeral Home sell, 85, died Wednes- pel of Love Mausoleum Love Mausoleum. Kent low at Evergreen Memo- in death by his par- 1068 Main St. day, March 20, 2019. at Kent Forest Lawn Forest Lawn Funeral rial Gardens. To extend ents. He is survived Chipley, Fla. 32428 Funeral services will Funeral Home. Fam- Home is in charge condolences, please visit by his sisters; Dana 850-638-4010 be held 1 p.m. Tuesday, ily will receive friends of arrangements. www.heritagefhllc.com

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to cover a large portion of, is not reimbursable by the damage, according to a the island in darkness PC or possibly the entire, bill, federal government. FEMA report from the National for months after, and left according to City Manager After a bid process, the Hurricane Center . Irma some 3,000 people dead. From Page B1 Mark McQueen. commission is consider- From Page B1 struck Florida Sept. 10 Wildfires in Califor- The city had about ing using PNC bank for the and battered Georgia nia in 2017 burned some $12 million in reserves second loan, the same one and North Carolina, kill- 1.2 million acres of land, for the additional $25 mil- pre-storm. The city has that was used for the first — with 3 to 4 feet of ing 129 and devastating destroyed more than lion, as they saw the costs received a little over $1.82 note. The city is not the water. Flooding dam- the Florida Keys. Maria 10,800 structures and quickly rising. milion in FEMA reimburse- only municipality that has aged more than 300,000 made landfall Sept. 20, killed at least 46, and The hope is this $25 mil- ments as both FEMA and taken out a loan to cover structures and caused an devastating Puerto Rico insurance claims topped lion “will provide adequate the state work to expedite upfront hurricane costs. estimated $125 billion in and plunging much of $3.3 billion. cash flow until related the reimbursement pro- Also on the agenda is a reimbursements from cess. But even with the resolution asking Congress FEMA and other grants checks starting to come to pass a tax relief bill, a family members,” he told the measure aimed at are received,” city docu- in, the time frame of when change order of $1.4 million ROUNDUP reporters. clarifying parts of a con- ments said. The city’s share they arrive remains uncer- to build an environmen- Rivers, whose company stitutional amendment of the cost is currently 12.5 tain, officials say, and bills tal lab at the St. Andrews From Page B1 sells more than 60 percent approved by voters in percent, though there is need to be paid in a timely Waste Water Treatment of the medical marijuana November. hope that it will eventually manner. Facility, and a discussion purchased by the state’s The amendment, which be lowered to 5 percent via Interest will likely have to about the city’s 4th of he talks up the benefits nearly 200,000 qualified appeared on the ballot as a new decree by President paid on the loan while reim- July celebration this year. of medical weed to cus- patients, said the sale of Amendment 4, granted Donald Trump. If that hap- bursements are worked The commission meeting tomers he’s encountered whole-flower cannabis “automatic” restoration pens, volunteer hours that through, an expense city is March 26, at 8 a.m. at through hurricane repairs. — which is cheaper than of voting rights to felons can be counted toward the officials have estimated the County Government “I meet a lot of people processed products, such “who have completed all city’s cost share are on track at $1.2 million a year that Center. who are on pills. They’re as tinctures — will make terms of their sentence, trying to get off the medical marijuana afford- including parole or pro- medication,” Dixon told able for many Floridians bation.” The amendment now as Panama City “I’d like to see zoning reporters, after buying a who are now financially excluded people “con- SCHNEIDER rebuilds and says much of adjusted. I think that quarter-ounce of smoke at shut out of the treatment. victed of murder or a her time as mayor would housing has been an issue a Tallahassee dispensary. “For patients, it is a cel- felony sexual offense.” From Page B1 be committed to speak- in Panama City and now The news about canna- ebratory day in that folks While some proponents ing with individuals and it is a much more critical bis is spreading, especially who have been maybe maintain the measure does groups about their ideas issue,” she said. “Sweet among older Floridians forced to purchase product not require any legislative “But I don’t think that’s and needs. Bay is wonderful but like himself, according to illegally, now have a legal action, state and local happening here. The city “If this is going to be a there are a whole lot of Dixon. and safe option,” she said. elections officials, clerks commission has meet- community that works for folks in Panama City that “It’s getting out there. Trulieve’s whole flower of court, prosecutors and ings when most of us are all of us then all of us need can’t afford that type of What I do is I try to keep costs about $10 per gram, others have asked the at work and I think that to have a voice,” she said. housing and I think it’s some kind of brochure or about $280 per ounce. Legislature for guidance in needs to be corrected “(As mayor) my focus important for us to look or card on me, just as an Under the new law, interpreting what specific because government will be solely on Panama at some alternatives.” advocate to help people get patients can purchase up to crimes qualify as excep- works best when citi- City and the needs of the Schneider says she off medication. Because I 2.5 ounces of marijuana for tions and what is required zens and elected officials people who live here.” wants to continue devel- know, from personal his- smoking every 35 days and for felons to have com- are actively involved Going forward in oping the town and tory, that it will kill you. It have a total of four ounces pleted their sentences. in the decision making recovery from Hurricane bring maximum usage to will put you in the hospi- in their possession at any Under the House plan, process.” Michael, Schneider hopes public spaces, such as the tal,” he said. time, if their doctors deem felons convicted of first- Schneider says this to assist in the hous- marina. Even one of his own it the proper treatment. or second-degree murder cooperative process is ing market rebuilding Schneider would like family members with Trulieve will sell whole or about three dozen sex- especially essential right process. to see downtown turned medical problems is flower at each of its 26 dis- related crimes, including an area for mixed use coming around to the pensaries throughout the cyberstalking, would be for living, working and possibility of pot as a pal- state, the company said. In excluded from the auto- playing— a concept she liative after witnessing the other states where medical matic restoration of rights. has seen utilized in other changes in Dixon before marijuana has been legal- But an even-more communities with great and after prescription pills, ized, smokable products controversial part of the success. Dixon said. comprise between 40 House bill (HB 7089) deal- “Housing is critical. “She’s seen how it’s and 60 percent of sales, ing with felons’ financial That’s the shortage. I’ve been when I was on my according to Rivers. obligations drew rebukes talked to multiple busi- medication, and now Although Trulieve was from civil rights advo- nesses and what they’re she sees the weight I’ve the first to receive approval cates, Democrats and struggling with is staff- gained, how happy I am, from the state Department others who claim the plan ing,” she said. “If you’ve how active I am. I’m not a of Health to sell whole disenfranchises voters. lost your apartment and zombie anymore. And I’m flower, other medical “It’s a non-starter for lost your job, there’s not continuing to work. That’s marijuana operators are me,” Rep. Michael Grieco, a whole lot of reason to the biggest thing, being racing to get authoriza- a Miami Beach Demo- stick around.” able to work,” he said. tion in an industry that crat who is a lawyer, said, Growing up in Gaines- has rapidly expanded since adding he believes “there ville also meant sharing Increase in medical marijuana began being are efforts being made to her home with the Uni- marijuana market retailed in January 2018. purposely misinterpret” versity of Florida and “We do expect that the Constitution. the thousands of young Quincy-based Trulieve there will be an increase “An overwhelming” people attending the became the first of Flori- in the Florida market. I number of states deal school, which Schneider da’s 14 medical marijuana don’t know that we’ll see with restoration of voting says kept the area youth- operators to begin selling as much of a shift of cur- rights “with no problem, ful and alive. whole-flower products rent patients, as we will but we seem to be fum- “It adds to the richness for use in joints, pipes or patients who have not bling around with a basic of a community when you bongs. Hours later Thurs- been medical patients up issue,” Grieco said. have all age groups repre- day, state health officials to this point, entering the But House Crimi- sented,” she said. “I think authorized a second firm, market because they now nal Justice Chairman that it’s nice to have the Curaleaf, to start selling see a product that they are James Grant, R-Tampa, young people around to smokable marijuana. attracted to and that works defended the legislation, kind of inspire us … and Trulieve Chief Execu- for them,” Rivers said. saying it follows the lan- for young people, having tive Officer Kim Rivers guage in the constitutional the older people around and a handful of reporters Too many hoops amendment. that are involved in the watched as Dixon pur- for ‘automatic’ “When a petition same types of things to chased “Tru Flower.” restoration? process leads to a consti- learn some wisdom.” “I smoked back in my tutional amendment, we And how can we get 20s, and when I was in my Felons would have to as legislators do not have those young people here? 30s I quit. That’s when I clear up any financial the luxury, the latitude or Schneider says it’s clear: got put on pain pills and obligations, including the freedom to play the high paying jobs. muscle relaxers, when I court costs, fees and fines, ‘what if’ game, to play the “You shouldn’t have didn’t smoke then. When before having their voting ‘edit the language’ game,” to leave home to have a this came out, it was a good rights restored, under a Grant, a lawyer, said. career,” she said. opportunity,” said Dixon, House proposal castigated Grieco and others Schneider is running who plans to smoke the by critics Tuesday as a may be equally unhappy against current Mayor whole flower in joints. modern take on Jim Crow- with the Senate ver- Greg Brudnicki, and Dr. Dixon said he didn’t era poll taxes designed to sion (SB 7086), which Michael Rohan, of Save know if he would live to keep black voters from adds attempted murder the Panama City Marina. see smokable pot legalized. participating in elections. to the list of disqualify- Schneider has raised “But it is good to see In a strict party-line ing offenses. The Senate $10,000, Rohan has it. It is good to have the vote following heated Criminal Justice Com- raised $37,600 and Brud- alternative. These phar- testimony, the House mittee is slated to give the nicki has raised $81,500. maceuticals are killing Criminal Justice Sub- proposal a first hearing The election is April 16. people. I have lost so many committee signed off on Monday.

* ** The News Herald | Monday, March 25, 2019 B5 Voters getting press to say ‘yes’ to new taxes

By John Kennedy say. to build more schools, GateHouse Florida “I believe our taxes were widen roads or pro- sorely needed,” said Rep. vide other services. Last TALLAHASSEE – Amid Dianne Hart, D-Tampa, year, voters in Columbia complaints that Florida’s where 57 percent of voters County killed a one-cent tax-averse, Republican- in her home Hillsbor- sales tax for transporta- led Legislature fails to ough County approved tion, but that was among steer enough cash to local a 1 percent sales tax in only a few local proposals governments, voters in 11 November to finance defeated. counties raised their own transit and infrastructure Sixty-six of Florida’s taxes last year to pay for improvements. 67 counties now have at schools, roads and other “To not be able to least one extra sales tax community services. decide how we raise our charge, which will gener- But many state law- money and spend it, I have ate almost $4.3 billion this makers didn’t like that. real issues with that,” year. And now, a Legislature Hart said. “We keep talk- But the legislative that hasn’t raised a major ing about home rule. Well, measures (HB 5, SB 336) tax in a decade is looking we’re affecting home clamping-down on such to make it harder for other rule.” ballot proposals are governments to do so. Legislation advancing advancing, and likely need “I believe our citizens in the House and Senate to clear one more com- deserve better than just a would require that all pro- mittee in both the House simple majority in order posed sales-tax increases and Senate before coming to tax,” said Rep. Blaise proposed by counties and up for a full vote. Ingoglia, R-Spring Hill, school districts appear The tax increases, a former Florida Repub- on the November ballot, themselves, were at least lican Party chairman eliminating the possibil- partially inspired by whose Twitter handle, @ ity of them being timed for actions taken by Talla- GovGoneWild, under- lower-turnout primaries hassee, said critics of the scores his view that public or special elections. legislation. spending is out of control. The House proposal Voters in six coun- “These campaigns goes even further – raising ties – Polk, Alachua, Bay, are very sophisticated,” the bar by demanding that Lee, Washington and Ingoglia said of the local sales-tax measures win Calhoun – approved half- ballot measures. “It’s approval only if they’re cent sales tax increases to relatively easy to get these backed by at least two- finance school construc- things passed.” thirds of voters. tion and repairs. In what has become “We’re talking about Some attributed the an annual tug-of-war raising taxes here,” said need for more money to between state and local Rep. Nick DiCeglie, increased school secu- officials, Republican R-Indian Rocks Beach, rity demands ordered by lawmakers are pushing sponsor of the measure. lawmakers in legislation back against last year’s “And in doing so, it should approved following last robust election season be done when the most year’s massacre at Park- that saw voters in coun- amount of people tradi- land’s Marjory Stoneman ties up and down Florida tionally can vote, which Douglas High School. approve a wide range of would be in a general elec- While eight of the tax increases. tion. We need to keep the 11 sales-tax measures While Florida lawmak- threshold high.” approved by voters did ers often squawk that Records show that appear on the Novem- Washington frequently voters generally sup- ber ballot, only three of overreaches into states, port local sales taxes, and the entire lineup gained the Legislature does the they’ve evolved into a the two-thirds support same to counties, defend- reliable source of money that the House wants ers of local governments for governments looking imposed.

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Friends in time of need pull away after mom sobers up

the help of my friends and to feel insulted by their lack family, who pushed me to of support and happiness seek inpatient treatment. for me now that I’m healthy I am now almost three and being the best mom I months sober. But with can? Or should I accept that sobriety I have lost a lot of I really messed up and be the kindness from my sup- grateful I had help at all? -- Jeanne Phillips port system. Despite my SOBER BUT SAD IN IOWA many apologies, some have DEAR SOBER BUT SAD: It DEAR ABBY: I am a told me of their disgust for would be healthier to keep single mother of two me, and others have cut your eye on the positive young children. ties to me completely. and be grateful for the help I decided to have gastric I believe their efforts to you were given. It would bypass surgery several years encourage me to seek help also be healthier for you to ago. Nine months after the were driven by the fact I was associate with people who procedure, I began drink- a drunk mom. They wanted make you feel good about ing alcohol. The drink- help for me so I could be a yourself, which may not ing became progressively fit parent. However, now be your family and current heavier, and within a few that I am in recovery, they friends. In the past I have months I was a full-blown no longer want to be a part advised that sometimes it’s alcoholic. It’s as if I gave of my life. The shame is real, necessary to build a sup- up binge eating for binge and so is the loneliness. port network, or “family of drinking. It took a year I am now at a point where choice.” And this is what of struggle to stop, with I need to ask: Am I justified I’m recommending you do.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

1. OS is the national mapping 4. Hansen’s disease is com- agency of the United Kingdom monly known as ...? with the letters “OS” standing Clubfoot, Gallstones, Typhus, for ...? Leprosy Out Stipple, Ordnance Survey, Ordinary Sluice, Orchard Signal 5. Where is Ben Nevis, its high- est peak? Wilson Casey 2. Which of these died within Canada, Mexico, Israel, three days of Elvis Presley’s Scotland “Trivia Fun” with Wilson death (1977)? Casey, Guinness World Bing Crosby, Freddie Prinze, 6. What do people do in a ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF Record Holder from Wood- LBJ, Groucho Marx plebiscite? ruff, S.C., is published in Float, Hunt, Undress, Vote more than 500 newspapers 3. What city was being referred across the country. Com- to in Ernest Hemingway’s “A ANSWERS: 1. Ordnance Survey, ments, questions or sugges- Movable Feast”? 2. Groucho Marx, 3. Paris, 4. tions? [email protected] Paris, Havana, Key West, New Leprosy, 5. Scotland, 6. Vote Orleans

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — What now the effort is conscious and Young people have to learn you imagine you can do and deliberate. to say “yes” in a world where what you can actually do won’t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — everything is new and scary. always match up. Sometimes Each person’s soul possesses a Mature people have to learn to you’re capable of much more, lockbox of yearning. The yearn- say “no” in a world that will use and other times far less. It will be ing cannot exactly be erased, but every last resource they have to a fun surprise how this shakes it can be aired out and refreshed give if they let it happen. out. So keep trying. when someone with the right key TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Do comes along to open it up, as will You’re unique. As you work, you have enough? The deter- be the case with you. those creative impulses you mination will depend solely on CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — experience seem so natural what metric you use. If you mea- Maybe it’s too restrictive to that you assume anyone in your sure in terms of material wealth, see some emotions as bad and position would do the same you will never have enough others as good. Of course, the thing. But that’s not the case. because there will always be bad ones hurt. But they also tell Understand and protect your someone with more. us when to change direction and originality. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — The hint to us about which way to go. GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — One fact is that minds are not so AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — style of leadership you’ll encoun- fi xed as you might think. People Sometimes extra is good, as ter is a superior’s tendency to change their minds every in extraordinary. Sometimes ignore the junior’s ideas and minute. People even change it’s not, as in the colloquialism concerns in hopes that such their memories! Sometimes you “she’s so extra.” It’s a day not to things will pass. They will. So will can sense it’s better to take “no” mute it just to fi t in. Express your loyalty, contribution, engage- for an answer. Not today. Ask “extra” now, and assess it later. ment and more. again. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — Are CANCER (June 22-July 22) — One SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — people behaving in shallow and person who hears your message You’re constantly improving and silly ways, or are you just more and listens well is better than a updating your social skills and curious, creative and complex million people who hear it but manners. These rules do change than they are right now? Don’t don’t listen. This is why it’s so with the times, and you’re excel- waste time judging either important to fi nd a receptive lent at keeping up with them, state of mind. Go where you’re audience. usually intuitively, but right comfortable.

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* ** SPORTS Keselowski routs fi eld in Martinsville

By Jenna Fryer a late caution sent the field briefly nudged Logano out The Associated Press to pit road and Keselowski of the groove on the sixth lap beat Elliott back to the track. and took off for the rout that MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Elliott could never get close earned him his second Mar- Brad Keselowski routed the enough to challenge Kesel- tinsville grandfather clock. field at Martinsville Speed- owski for the win again. Elliott finished second in way to give Team Penske its “The car was really good. a Chevrolet from Hendrick third Cup victory through the Just a great day for a team,” Motorsports, while Kyle first six races of the NASCAR Keselowski said. “Just one of Busch was third in a Toyota season. those days you dream of as a for Joe Gibbs Racing. Busch Keselowski led 446 of the race car driver.” had won two consecutive 500 laps around the short- The win was the third this Cup races before Sunday, the est track on the NASCAR season for the new Ford Mus- Truck Series race Saturday at schedule, but was challenged tang. Toyota has won the Martinsville, and was seeking a handful of times by Chase other three races. a weekend sweep. Elliott — the only driver to Keselowski started third Busch notched his fifth pass Keselowski on the track behind teammate Joey top-five finish of the season Brad Keselowski (2) leads Chase Elliott (9) as they drive into Turn 4 Sunday. Logano, who led the first five during a NASCAR Cup Series race at the Martinsville Speedway on Although Elliott led 49 laps, laps of the race. Keselowski See NASCAR, C2 Sunday in Martinsville, Va. [STEVE HELBER/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Vols blow 25-point lead, escape in OT

In this Feb. 1, 2015, photo, New England tight end Rob Gronkowski celebrates after the Patriots defeated the Seahawks in the Super Bowl in Glendale, Ariz. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] Gronkowski announces retirement

By Kyle Hightower “It all started at 20 years The Associated Press old on stage at the NFL Tennessee’s Jordan Bowden, right, and Lamonte Turner celebrate after the win over Iowa, Sunday in draft when my dream Columbus, Ohio. [JOHN MINCHILLO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] BOSTON — Patriots came true, and now here tight end Rob Gronkowski I am about to turn 30 says he is retiring from the in a few months with Tennessee squeezes into the Sweet 16, NFL after nine seasons. a decision I feel is the Gronkowski announced biggest of my life so far.” avoiding massive historic meltdown his decision via a post on Rob Gronkowski, former New Instagram Sunday, saying England Patriots Tight End that a few months shy of his The Associated Press after they’d raced ahead the NCAA Tournament, with 30th birthday “it’s time to 44-19 in a sizzling first half Tennessee rallying from a move forward and move Admiral Schofield ran they dominated every which 12-point deficit to a 787-65 forward with a big smile.” champion who has estab- around the court in sheer way. overtime victory in the First “It all started at 20 years lished himself as one of the joy, waving a March Madness The biggest NCAA Tour- Four at Dayton. old on stage at the NFL most dominant players at towel after Tennessee made it nament comeback? BYU’s The Vols’ best player made draft when my dream his position. back to the Sweet 16 for the 25-point rally past Iona in the sure they wouldn’t be on the came true, and now here But he has been dogged first time since 2016. First Four in 2012. wrong end of the big come- I am about to turn 30 in a in recent seasons by back, The rest of the Volunteers? “The way we started the back this time. few months with a deci- knee, ankle and arm inju- Just trying to breathe nor- game, that’s the team we win “Grant Williams hit some sion I feel is the biggest of ries that have limited his mally again. (with),” said Schofield, who big shots,” Iowa forward my life so far,” Gronkowski ability to stay on the field. Tennessee avoided one had 17 of his 19 points in the Luka Garza said. “He’s a big- wrote in his post. “I will be It led him to hint at of the biggest meltdowns in opening half. “The way we time player. And we defended retiring from the game of retirement following New NCAA Tournament history finished the game, we can’t him well.” football today.” England’s Super Bowl loss Sunday, letting a 25-point have that.” Williams had a pair of free Gronkowski’s agent, to the Philadelphia Eagles lead slip away before SEC Tenth-seeded Iowa (23- throws, two jumpers, and a Drew Rosenhaus con- to end the 2017 season and player of the year Grant Wil- 12) nearly pulled off another strip in overtime that helped firmed his client’s decision again last month after the liams asserted himself in historic comeback , sending it the Vols pull it out and match to retire. Patriots’ Super Bowl win overtime for an 83-77 victory overtime tied at 71 — the first their school record for wins in The tight end, who over the Los Angeles Rams. over Iowa. overtime game in this year’s a season. He finished with 19 turns 30 in May, leaves as None of the Volunteers tournament. The last time a three-time Super Bowl See GRONK, C2 (31-5) saw that coming, not the teams played also was in See VOLS, C2

Louisville tops Michigan to reach women’s Sweet 16

The Associated Press that ultimately left No. 8 way to earning their third Michigan a step behind. consecutive Sweet 16 berth. Asia Durr took the initial Durr scored 24 points, Louisville isn’t taking that lead for top-seeded Louis- including 12 in the first quar- achievement for granted. ville by finding teammates ter to lead Louisville past the Advancing meant getting for baskets before knocking Wolverines 71-50 on Sunday a bigger, physical Michigan Louisville guard Asia Durr shouts Sunday as she gets off the fl oor down shots, making sure to in the second round of the squad eager to follow up a after being fouled during the fi rst half of a second-round game in do both quickly. women’s NCAA Tournament. 30-point first round win the NCAA women’s tournament in Louisville, Ky. [TIMOTHY D. EASLEY/ It typified the Cardinals’ The Cardinals (31-3) started THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] fast approach in many areas fast and stayed in gear on the See CARDS, C2 * ** C2 Monday, March 25, 2019 | The News Herald

Patriots’ Super Bowl win GRONK over the Rams, hauling in six catches for 87 yards, Seiff ert fi nishes From Page C1 including two receptions on New England’s only touchdown drive during In his Instagram post, their 13-3 victory. Gronkowski thanked the A fan favorite in New strong with 67 Patriots organization England for his gregarious and its fans for their sup- and playful persona that port during his nine NFL included awkward dance seasons. moves and touchdown The News Herald birdie-birdie-birdie finish percent of the time. “Thank you for every- celebrations, Gronkowski prompted his best round of Combined with his 83.33 one accepting who I am was one of the most BROUSSARD, La. — Chase the 72-hole event and was percentage of greens in regu- and the dedication I have wdominant tight ends of Seiffert ended the Chitimacha reminiscent of him starting lation, it provided his best ball put into my work to be the his era. Louisiana Open like he had the tournament with four striking of the tournament. best player I could be,” His 12 career postseason started – with a birdie blitz. consecutive birdies on Thurs- Seiffert’s average of 1.800 Gronkowski wrote. touchdown receptions are The Panama City Beach day. Seiffert also birdied the putts per green would have Gronkowski was one of the most by a tight end in resident birdied his final three par-3 No. 6 on Sunday giving been higher except for three Patriots quarterback Tom NFL playoff history. His 81 holes of the $550,000 Web. him four birdies against 14 one-putts to close his round. Brady’s favorite targets career postseason catches com Tour event to close with pars for the round. That gave him a total of 31 since being drafted in the are also best among tight a 4-under 67 on Sunday. That Seiffert hit the ball superbly putts en route to his 67. second round of the 2010 ends. left Seiffert at 12-under 272 from tee to green but was Seiffert totaled 68, 68, 69 draft. He’ll also retire with 79 for the tournament. betrayed early on by an errant and 67 on the par-71 Le Tri- He had his fourth career career TD catches — reg- He was well back of the final putter. He took 16 putts on omphe Golf and Country Club 1,000-yard receiving ular season and playoffs groups but managed to climb the front nine, twice three- layout. season in 2017 and was an — which is third all-time the leader board into a tie for putting for par on par 5s. The Web.com Tour heads All-Pro for the third time by a tight end behind only 24th. Justin Lower and Vince The longer holes are con- to Savannah, Ga., next week that season. Antonio Gates (116) and Covello entered a playoff for sidered Seiffert’s strength, for the Savannah Golf Cham- But at times he looked Tony Gonzalez (111). the championship after both and he averaged 328 yards pionship. That 72-hole event like a shell of himself Brady and Gronkowski finished at 19-under 265. off the tee on Sunday while will be held at Landings Club- during the Patriots’ Super connected on 78 TD passes. Seiffert’s hitting the fairway 84.62 Deer Creek Golf Club. Bowl run this past season. It is the second-most scor- Gronkowski finished ing connections between a the 2018 regular season quarterback and a tight end with just 47 catches in NFL history behind only for 682 yards and three Philip Rivers and Gates Nassir Little had 20 points off games. Leading scorer C.J. touchdowns. (89) and is fifth overall VOLS the bench to lead the Tar Heels. Massinburg, who averaged He had one of his best between quarterbacks and North Carolina shot 51 per- 18.3 points per game, had just games of the season in the all pass-catchers. From Page C1 cent and fi nished with a 48-24 two in the fi rst half and four rebounding advantage, leading after eight minutes of the to 17 second-chance points. second before picking up 10 points and seven rebounds. The Tar Heels next face fi fth- more down the stretch with the “I feel like a fifth grader seeded Auburn in the regional game already decided. Buffalo Harrigan scored 20 points, who just ate Skittles,” Wil- semifi nals. Jaylen Nowell led entered the day ranked fi fth CARDS Alexis Jennings added 16 and liams said, summing up the the ninth-seeded Huskies with in the nation in scoring at 85.1 fourth-seeded South Caro- finish. 12 points, but Washington shot points per game. From Page C1 lina beat No. 5 seed Florida Jordan Bohannon scored 18 just 38 percent. to advance to the women’s for Iowa, which never led but VIRGINIA TECH 67, LIBERTY 58: NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 managed to tie it twice after DUKE 77, UCF 76: Zion Wil- Virginia Tech advanced to the with a huge upset. The for the sixth straight season. falling so far behind. liamson took on 7-foot-6 Tacko Sweet Sixteen for the fi rst time Cardinals didn’t let it Te’a Cooper added 13 points “They were No. 1 for a Fall at the end and won. So did in 52 years by beating 12th- happen, pushing the ball and Tyasha Harris had 11 for very long time this year for top-seeded Duke — barely — seeded Liberty in the second offensively while press- South Carolina, which won a reason,” Iowa coach Fran when two last-ditch shots by round of the NCAA Tourna- ing Michigan defensively. despite being outrebounded McCaffrey said. “It’s not UCF rolled off the rim. Aubrey ment. Kerry Blackshear had 19 It quickly built a 19-4 lead 50-33 and allowing Florida often that you get down 25, Dawkins fi nished with 32 points and nine rebounds for that steadily increased. State to grab 27 offensive come back and tie it. So very points, but his tip-in try just fourth-seeded Virginia Tech “We’re always trying to rebounds. It’s the third time pleased with the effort and missed, and Duke advanced (25-8). The Hokies’ only other play our own game, whether in the past fi ve seasons the concentration and execution with a victory to reach the trip this far in the tournament it’s our transition game, just Gamecocks have eliminated of our guys to a man.” Sweet 16. Williamson had 32 was in 1967 when they lost to playing fast,” forward Sam the Seminoles from the NCAA Last year, the Volunteers points, including a layup over the Dayton in the regional fi nal. Fuehring said. “Definitely Tournament, beating them lost to Loyola-Chicago in the Fall with 14.4 seconds left and Ahmed Hill added 14 points and worked today.” in the Elite Eight in 2015 and second round. They followed his team trailing 76-73. Fall Justin Robinson scored 13 to Durr got the Cardinals 2017. it with a record season — fouled out on the play and the help the Hokies beat an in-state going with two assists ranked No. 1 for four weeks, a 6-foot-7 Williamson missed rival and advance to a matchup before adding the first of five IOWA 68, MISSOURI 52: Megan school-record 19-game win- the free throw, but RJ Barrett with top-seeded Duke. 3-pointers in the game and a Gustafson scored 24 points ning streak, a full season in the scored on a putback to put the four-point play. She finished with 19 rebounds, Makenzie Top 10 — and had just enough Blue Devils (31-5) ahead. Ninth- VIRGINIA 63, OKLAHOMA 9 of 23 from the field and 5 of Meyer added 18 points and in overtime Sunday to keep it seeded UCF (24-9) had a fi nal 51: Virginia fi nally breezed 14 from long range. second-seeded Iowa blew going. chance. Two of them, actually, through an NCAA Tournament “I just tried to make the past Missouri to advance to Fourth-year coach Rick from in close. game and beat Oklahoma right reads,” said the senior its second Sweet 16 in fi ve Barnes got doused with water to advance to the Sweet 16. All-American, who finished years. Kathleen Doyle scored in the locker room afterward. TEXAS TECH 78, BUFFALO 58: Mamadi Diakite scored 14 with five of Louisville’s 16 15 points for the Hawkeyes “My suit got soaked,” Jarrett Culver had 16 points, points and had nine rebounds assists. “They were throw- (28-6), who put away the Barnes said. “I got soaked. 10 rebounds and fi ve assists as the No. 1 seeded Cavaliers ing like three guards at me, Tigers with a blistering 23-4 And when my hair gets wet, in third-seeded Texas Tech’s led for all but three minutes three players at me. run in the second half. They’ll it don’t look too good.” rout of the Buffalo Bulls in the against Oklahoma. The game “My teammates were get- face either Kentucky or North West Region. Norense Odiase was a marked improvement ting open, making great cuts Carolina State, who play NORTH CAROLINA 81, WASH- contributed a season-high 14 for Virginia, which last season and finished the ball as well.” each other on Monday, in the INGTON 59: Midwest No. 1 seed points and 15 rebounds for became the fi rst overall No. 1 Louisville’s defense also semifi nals of the Greensboro North Carolina is through to the Texas Tech (28-6), which has seed to lose to a No. 16. The came up big, holding the Regional next week. Sweet 16. The Tar Heels beat won 11 of its last 12 contests Cavaliers (31-3) didn’t have it taller Wolverines to just Washington to make it to at and reached the Sweet 16 for any easier in this year’s NCAA 23 percent shooting in the UCONN 84, BUFFALO 72: least the second weekend for the second straight year. Nick opener and trailed by as many second half and 43 percent Napheesa Collier scored the fourth time in fi ve seasons. Perkins had 17 points and 10 as 14 to No. 16 Gardner-Webb overall. The Cardinals scored 27 points and grabbed 16 Luke Maye had 20 points and rebounds for Buffalo (32-4), before rallying for the fi rst- 28 points off 22 turnovers, rebounds as UConn held off 14 rebounds, while freshman which had won 13 consecutive round victory. forcing 17 by halftime alone. 10th seeded Buffalo to move Jazmine Jones added 15 into the Sweet 16 for a 26th points while Sam Fuehring consecutive season. Katie and Dana Evans each had 10. Lou Samuelson and fresh- Kylee Shook had 10 rebounds man Christyn Williams each and Daniel Suarez completed of pit stops, too, and finished and guard Arica Carter seven added 17 points for the No. NASCAR the top 10. sixth. after missing two games with 2 seed Huskies (33-2). Cierra Ford drivers took six spots a left knee injury. Dillard, the nation’s second From Page C1 in the top 10, while Gibbs and JOHNSON SLUMPS Akienreh Johnson had 12 leading scorer, had 29 points Toyota claimed three of the points and Kayla Robbins 10 to lead Buffalo, which made a slots. Jimmie Johnson leads all for Michigan, which fell to big run in the fourth quarter active drivers with nine vic- 1-4 all-time against Louis- but could not overcome a NO REPEAT WINNER tories at Martinsville, but his ville. Michigan (22-12) failed 24-point second-half defi cit. while making his 1,000th struggles spanning more than in its fifth attempt to reach The Mid-American Conference career NASCAR national Clint Bowyer was the a year continued Sunday. He the Sweet 16 in its history. champions fi nish the season series start. defending race winner and was lapped during the second “You can’t put yourself 24-10. Penske driver Ryan Blaney worked his way to fifth as stage and finished 24th. Since in a 19-4 hole against a No. was fourth, while Gibbs he exited pit road from a pit winning the fall 2016 race, 1 seed and try to climb back ARIZONA STATE 57, MIAMI 55: driver and five-time Martins- stop in the third stage. But Johnson has not finished from that,” Michigan coach Robbi Ryan’s free throws with ville winner Denny Hamlin he was penalized for speed- higher than 12th. Kim Barnes Arico said. “We 5.0 seconds left off a Hur- was fifth. ing onto pit road and dropped had cut it to six, but it’s not ricanes turnover put Arizona Stewart-Haas Racing driv- to the back of the pack on the UP NEXT easy to climb back from that State ahead to stay, and ers Kevin Harvick and Clint restart. deficit. So, definitely a learn- the fi fth-seeded Sun Devils Bowyer were sixth and sev- “Well, there went that,” he NASCAR goes to Texas ing experience.” ousted fourth-seeded Miami enth, Gibbs driver Martin moaned over his radio. Motor Speedway on Sunday. in a second-round Portland Truex Jr. was eighth, then Bowyer was flagged for Kyle Busch won the race last TEXAS A&M 78, MARQUETTE Region game. Arizona State SHR drivers Aric Almirola speeding on the next round April. 76: Chennedy Carter scored 30 (22-10) was down by as many points, Shambria Washington as eight in the second half, hit the go-ahead 3-pointer and survived a game where it late and No. 4 Texas A&M got shot 35 percent. Jamie Ruden IN BRIEF a win over fi fth-seed Mar- came off the bench to score quette in the second round a team-best 10 for the Sun Rookie Herta makes IndyCar leaders to the checkered flag. failed and he couldn’t get out. of the NCAA Tournament. Devils. Laura Cornelius scored history in Austin race Team Penske’s Will Power, Once the yellow flag was Texas A&M (26-7) moves on 15 for Miami (25-9), which was who started from pole posi- cleared, Herta powered away to the Sweet 16 for the second looking for its fi rst Sweet 16 Rookie Colton Herta became tion and dominated through from former series champions straight year where it will berth since 1992. Mykea Gray the youngest winner in Indy- 45 laps, was caught out by Josef Newgarden and Ryan meet the winner of Monday added 13 for Miami and Bea- Car history Sunday when he the crash still needing a tire Hunter-Reay over the final 10 night’s game between trice Mompremier grabbed 22 captured the inaugural Indy- change when pit row was laps to get the win for Harding Michigan State-Notre Dame in rebounds for the Hurricanes Car Classic after a late-race closed. Power’s race was Steinbrenner Racing. Chicago on March 30. — who have never won two crash near the entry to pit doomed when he finally got SOUTH CAROLINA 72, FLOR- games in the same NCAA row helped him steal past the to pit but his car’s drive shaft The Associated Press IDA STATE 64: Mikiah Herbert Tournament. * ** The News Herald | Monday, March 25, 2019 C3 SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF Capitals TUSCALOOSA, ALA. Johnson out as Tide OK with coach after 4 seasons

Avery Johnson diff erent brought attention, more fans and several opinions highly rated recruits to Alabama’s bas- on visit ketball program. He could not, however, win enough to stick Team won’t let around. trip to White Athletic direc- House divide tor Greg Byrne them announced Sunday that Alabama and By Stephen Whyno Johnson “made the The Associated Press decision to mutu- ally part ways” after WASHINGTON his fourth season — The news is con- coaching the Crim- stantly on television son Tide. at the Washington Johnson’s buyout Capitals’ practice under a contract facility, and like any extension reached in workplace, there’s no August 2017 would be shortage of opinions. $8 million. “We’re human “It was an honor beings, and people and privilege to work share different opin- with these young ions and different men and their fami- political views,” lies,” Johnson said veteran team leader in a statement. “This Brooks Orpik said. was an opportunity “It’s no different than of a lifetime, and we anybody else. People truly enjoyed our that are friends vote experience at Murray State’s Ja Morant looks up at the scoreboard during Saturday’s second-round game against Florida State in for different people.” Alabama.” Hartford, Conn. [ELISE AMENDOLA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Those differences The former NBA were on public dis- point guard and head play the last week coach led the Tide to when two players a 75-62 record in four said they would not seasons, including Where’s Cinderella? join their teammates a trip to the NCAA in visiting Presi- Tournament in 2018 Favorites dent Donald Trump that broke a six-year dominating in NCAA at the White House drought. Alabama Tournament for the on Monday to cel- lost five of its last most part ebrate their Stanley six games this past Cup championship. season, including a By Steve Megargee Canadians Braden first-round upset The Associated Press Holtby and Brett by Norfolk State in Connolly said they’d the NIT on Tuesday Fletcher Magee shot respectfully decline night. Wofford out of the NCAA the invitation. Tournament. Murray Several other WEST PALM BEACH, State’s Ja Morant scored players, including FLA. 28 points but his team Russian captain Alex Verlander: Staying couldn’t slow down Flor- Ovechkin, Ameri- put better than free ida State. cans T.J. Oshie and agency Their exits leave the John Carlson and Sweet 16 searching for a American coach Justin Verlander Cinderella. Todd Reirden have thinks the free-agent The lowest-seeded said they’re going. process is broken. team to reach a regional A vast majority of Still, he says that’s semifinal Saturday was the team that won not why he decided to No 5 seed Auburn, which the first NHL title in sign a new deal with routed Kansas, a No. 4. franchise history is the Houston Astros That should change expected to tour of rather than test the Sunday as five double- the White House and market. digit seeds are in action, meet Trump in the “I can’t see a better though they don’t con- Wofford forward Keve Aluma, center, reacts to a call by the offi cials during the second Oval Office in a pri- situation,” Verlander sider themselves long half of Saturday’s game against Kentucky in Jacksonville, Fla. [STEPHEN B. MORTON/THE vate ceremony. said Sunday after the shots. ASSOCIATED PRESS] The Capitals are Astros announced a “We’re a 31-5 team accepting of each three-year contract that’s played against failed to do. NCAA Tournament vic- said Oregon coach Dana other’s differences that added $66 mil- high-level competi- Wofford’s 21-game tory in school history Altman, who coached of opinion on going to lion in guaranteed tion all year, and we’ve winning streak ended as Friday with a 70-64 tri- Creighton from 1994- the White House and money for 2020 and had great road victories the Southern Conference umph over Kansas State. 2010. “We never thought say this isn’t a divi- ‘21. throughout the season,” champions fell 62-56 to “I look at their ball- of ourselves as Cinderel- sive issue and won’t A 36-year-old UC Irvine guard Robert Kentucky. Magee, the club, and it reminds me of las or underdogs, and I’m be a distraction. right-hander, Ver- Cartwright said. “And we NCAA career leader for some of our good Creigh- sure they don’t either. So “You’re a team lander had been due don’t see ourselves that 3-point baskets, missed ton teams back when we they don’t think of them- and you want to stick $28 million in 2019, way (as a Cinderella). But all 12 of his attempts from were in the (Missouri) selves as Cinderella, and I together no matter the final guaran- we understand that might beyond the arc. Valley (Conference),” sure don’t.” what,” Holtby said. teed season of a $180 come with our seeding, “It’s incredibly disap- million, seven-year but we look at ourselves pointing,” Magee said. deal he signed with as a high-level team that “I feel like if I make three Detroit before the can compete with pretty of those shots, we win the 2013 season. much anybody.” game. You know, a lot of His new deal fol- At least one double- them were good shots, lowed two straight digit seed will get to the and just — they didn’t go slow free-agent mar- Sweet 16 because Cart- in.” kets and came after wright’s 13th-seeded Morant kept Murray agreements during Anteaters faced No. 12 State close for the first spring training on seed Oregon in a South 10 minutes or so before long-term deals for Region matchup Sunday No. 4 seed Florida State Colorado third base- in San Jose, California. blew out the 12th-seeded man Nolan Arenado, Oregon hardly fits a Racers 90-62 in a West Boston left-hander Cinderella profile as a Region second-round Chris Sale and St. Pac-12 program, even game. Louis first baseman though it needed to win “I was just hurt not Paul Goldschmidt, its conference tourna- being able to take the who all would have ment just to crack the floor with these guys for been part of the 68-team field. Big West the rest of this season, for free-agent class champion UC Irvine is a another game, or possibly after this season. more natural fit; the Big two, three, four,” Morant In addition, the Los West champion won its said. “But it’s been a great Angeles Angels gave first NCAA Tournament season. I really was just a record $426.5 mil- game Friday and has even thinking back on what all lion, 12-year contract embraced the approach we have accomplished to outfielder Mike Loyola-Chicago took last this year.” Trout, who could year by labeling an assis- Even before Saturday’s have become a free tant coach as its version action, the lowest-seeded agent after the 2020 of Sister Jean Delores team left in the tourna- season. Schmidt. ment was UC Irvine. Verlander called UC Irvine will try to The Anteaters have these deals “a new accomplish what Wof- won 17 straight games wave in baseball.” ford and Murray State and earned their first * ** C4 Monday, March 25, 2019 | The News Herald

SCOREBOARD

Saturday Sacramento 36 36 .500 13 VERIZON INDYCAR ON THE AIR EBRO SCHEDULE At Charlotte, N.C. Minnesota 33 40 .452 16½ INDYCAR CLASSIC South Carolina 72, Florida State 64 L.A. Lakers 31 41 .431 18 Sunday at Circuit of The Americas, Austin, MONDAY At Iowa City New Orleans 31 44 .413 19½ Texas COLLEGE BASKETBALL HIGH SCHOOL BASKET- Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Iowa 68, Missouri 52 Memphis 29 44 .397 20½ Lap length: 3.41 miles (MEN'S) BALL (BOY'S) 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota Today Dallas 29 44 .397 20½ (Start position in parentheses) 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm At Waco, Texas Phoenix 17 57 .230 33 1. (4) Colton Herta, Dallara-Honda, 60 laps, 8 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Beach noon. Baylor (32-1) vs. California (20-12), 8 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot; y-clinched division Running Evening: At Raleigh, N.C. 2. (7) Josef Newgarden, Dallara-Chevrolet, 60 ESPN2 — NIT Tourna- ESPN2 — Skills Competi- Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Kentucky (25-7) vs. N.C. State (27-5), 6 p.m. Saturday’s Games laps, Running ment: Norfolk St. vs. tion: 2019 Powerade Jam TUESDAY REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Charlotte 124, Boston 117 3. (3) Ryan Hunter-Reay, Dallara-Honda, 60 Matinee: Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx Friday Miami 113, Washington 108 laps, Running Colorado Fest, Atlanta 11:55 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota At Greensboro, N.C. Atlanta 129, Philadelphia 127 4. (10) Graham Rahal, Dallara-Honda, 60 COLLEGE BASKETBALL MLB BASEBALL (SPRING 11:30 a.m. Second-round winners Minnesota 112, Memphis 99 laps, Running WEDNESDAY REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Utah 114, Chicago 83 5. (17) Sebastien Bourdais, Dallara-Honda, 60 (WOMEN'S) TRAINING) Matinee: Sunday, March 31 Dallas 126, Golden State 91 laps, Running 6 p.m. Noon Thoroughbred simulcast: Tampa Bay 11:25 At Greensboro, N.C. Portland 117, Detroit 112 6. (20) Marco Andretti, Dallara-Honda, 60 a.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 Semifi nal winners Sacramento 112, Phoenix 103 laps, Running ESPN — NCAA Tourna- MLB — Tampa Bay vs. a.m., Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 Sunday’s Games 7. (14) Takuma Sato, Dallara-Honda, 60 laps, L.A. Clippers 124, New York 113 ment: Regional Coverage: Philadelphia a.m., Palm Beach noon. PORTLAND REGIONAL Running Evening: FIRST ROUND Milwaukee 127, Cleveland 105 8. (8) Patricio O’Ward, Dallara-Chevrolet, 60 Michigan State vs. Notre 4 p.m. Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby March 22 Indiana 124, Denver 88 laps, Running At Starkville, Miss. Charlotte 115, Toronto 114 Dame, South Dakota vs. MLB — NY Yankees vs. Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 9. (2) Alexander Rossi, Dallara-Honda, 60 THURSDAY Clemson 79, South Dakota 66 Houston 113, New Orleans 90 laps, Running San Antonio 115, Boston 96 Syracuse, Kentucky vs. Washington Matinee: Mississippi State 103, Southern University 46 10. (23) Jack Harvey, Dallara-Honda, 60 laps, Detroit at Golden State, late Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 At Coral Gables, Fla. Running Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, late North Carolina State, 7 p.m. a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- Arizona State 60, UCF 45 11. (19) Spencer Pigot, Dallara-Chevrolet, 60 cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 Miami 69, Florida Gulf Coast 62 Today’s Games laps, Running UCLA vs. Maryland, MLB — Cleveland vs. Philadelphia at Orlando, 6 p.m. a.m., Palm Beach noon. At Eugene, Ore. 12. (24) Tony Kanaan, Dallara-Chevrolet, 60 Oklahoma City at Memphis, 7 p.m. second round Texas Evening: Indiana 69, Texas 65 laps, Running Phoenix at Utah, 8 p.m. Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Oregon 78, Portland State 40 13. (6) Scott Dixon, Dallara-Honda, 60 laps, 8:30 p.m. NBA Brooklyn at Portland, 9 p.m. Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Saturday Running ESPN — NCAA Tourna- 6 p.m. FRIDAY At Syracuse, N.Y. Tuesday’s Games 14. (18) Ed Jones, Dallara-Honda, 60 laps, South Dakota State 76, Quinnipiac 65 Boston at Cleveland, 6 p.m. Matinee: Running ment: Regional Coverage: NBA — Philadelphia vs. Syracuse 70, Fordham 49 San Antonio at Charlotte, 6 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 15. (16) Marcus Ericsson, Dallara-Honda, 60 SECOND ROUND Chicago at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Gonzaga vs. Oregon Orlando a.m., Aqueduct 12:20 p.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 laps, Running Orlando at Miami, 6:30 p.m. a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- Sunday 16. (15) James Hinchcliffe, Dallara-Honda, 60 Atlanta at New Orleans, 7 p.m. State, California vs. 9 p.m. cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 At Starkville, Miss. laps, Running Mississippi State (31-2) vs. Clemson (20-12), Houston at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. p.m., Palm Beach noon. 17. (12) Matheus Leist, Dallara-Chevrolet, 60 Baylor, Missouri State NBA — Brooklyn vs. late L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Evening: Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simul- laps, Running Sacramento at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. vs. Iowa State Missouri Portland cast: Palm Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., At Coral Gables, Fla. 18. (21) Kyle Kaiser, Dallara-Chevrolet, 60 Arizona State 57, Miami 55 Detroit at Denver, 8 p.m. Derby Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:35 p.m. laps, Running State, second round NHL At Eugene, Ore. Washington at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 19. (22) Simon Pagenaud, Dallara-Chevrolet, SATURDAY Oregon 91, Indiana 68 10 p.m. 7 p.m. Matinee: 60 laps, Running Today Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 12:20 20. (11) Santino Ferrucci, Dallara-Honda, 60 ESPN2 — NCAA Tourna- NBCSN — Nashville at At Syracuse, N.Y. p.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 laps, Running South Dakota State (27-6) vs. Syracuse ment: BYU vs. Stanford, Minnesota a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound PRO HOCKEY 21. (13) Max Chilton, Dallara-Chevrolet, 59 (25-8), 6 p.m. simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota laps, Running second round SOCCER (MEN'S) REGIONAL SEMIFINALS 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm NHL 22. (9) Zach Veach, Dallara-Honda, 58 laps, Saturday, March 30 Beach noon. All times Central Running COLLEGE SOFTBALL 2:30 p.m. At Portland, Ore. Evening: EASTERN CONFERENCE 23. (5) Felix Rosenqvist, Dallara-Honda, 55 Second-round winners 6 p.m. ESPN2 — UEFA 2020 Jai Alai 5:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm GP W L OT PTS GF GA laps, Running REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane z-Tampa Bay 76 58 14 4 120 301 202 24. (1) Will Power, Dallara-Chevrolet, 46 laps, SEC — Ole Miss at South Qualifying: Portugal vs. Monday, April 1 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. x-Boston 75 46 20 9 101 233 189 Mechanical Carolina Serbia, Lisbon At Portland, Ore. Washington 76 44 24 8 96 260 234 SUNDAY Semifi nal winners Matinee: N.Y. Islanders 76 44 25 7 95 212 184 Race Statistics Average Speed of Race Winner: 102.271 mph. Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Toronto 75 44 25 6 94 264 223 CHICAGO REGIONAL Time of Race: 2:00:02.0587. a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Pittsburgh 76 41 24 11 93 256 226 FIRST ROUND Margin of Victory: 2.7182 seconds. a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Carolina 75 42 26 7 91 225 206 March 22 Cautions: 1 for 6 laps. simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Montreal 76 40 28 8 88 227 219 College Station, Texas Lead Changes: 1 among 2 drivers. 12:30 p.m. Columbus 74 40 30 4 84 223 218 Marquette 58, Rice 54, OT Lap Leaders: Power 1-45, Herta 46-60. POKER ROOM Philadelphia 76 36 32 8 80 229 252 Texas A&M 84, Wright State 61 Points: Herta 51, Newgarden 40, Hunter-Reay – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Florida 75 33 30 12 78 243 255 Saturday 35, Rahal 32, Bourdais 30, Andretti 28, Sato Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Buffalo 74 31 34 9 71 206 244 At Notre Dame, Ind. 26, O’Ward 24, Rossi 22, Harvey 20, Pigot Saturday. N.Y. Rangers 74 29 32 13 71 206 245 Notre Dame 92, Bethune-Cookman 50 19, Kanaan 18, Dixon 17, Jones 16, Ericsson LOCATION New Jersey 76 28 39 9 65 208 259 Michigan State 88, Eastern Michigan 87 15, Hinchcliffe 14, Leist 13, Kaiser 12, – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. Detroit 75 27 38 10 64 203 256 At Ames, Iowa Pagenaud 11, Power 10, Chilton 9, Veach 8, INFORMATION Ottawa 75 26 43 6 58 222 278 Missouri State 89, DePaul 78 Rosenqvist 7. – 234-3943. Iowa State 97, New Mexico State 63 WESTERN CONFERENCE At Stanford, Calif. GP W L OT PTS GF GA BYU 73, Auburn 64 x-Calgary 75 47 21 7 101 268 210 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Stanford 79, UC Davis 54 x-San Jose 75 43 23 9 95 266 237 GOLF SECOND ROUND x-Winnipeg 75 45 26 4 94 254 218 Sunday Vegas 75 42 27 6 90 234 206 MEN’S BASKETBALL College Station, Texas PGA TOUR Nashville 76 42 28 6 90 223 202 VALSPAR CHAMPIONSHIP All times Central Texas A&M 78, Marquette 76 St. Louis 75 40 27 8 88 223 205 Today Sunday’s leaders at Innisbrook Resort NCAA TOURNAMENT Dallas 75 38 31 6 82 188 186 (Copperhead), Palm Harbor, Fla. EAST REGIONAL At Notre Dame, Ind. Colorado 76 34 29 13 81 240 229 Purse: $6.7 million. Yardage: 7,340; Par: 71 SECOND ROUND Notre Dame (31-3) vs. Michigan State (21- Arizona 76 36 33 7 79 199 212 (36-35) (a-denotes amateur) Saturday 11), 6 p.m. Minnesota 76 35 32 9 79 203 223 Final At Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, At Ames, Iowa Chicago 75 33 32 10 76 248 271 Paul Casey (500), $1,206,000 70-66-68-72—276 Jacksonville, Fla. Missouri State (23-9) vs. Iowa State (26-8), Clippers forward Montrezl Harrell grabs a high pass Edmonton 75 33 34 8 74 213 249 Jason Kokrak (245), $589,600 69-71-66-71—277 LSU 69, Maryland 67 8 p.m. Vancouver 75 32 33 10 74 207 232 Louis Oosthuizen (245), $589,600 At Wells Fargo Arena At Stanford, Calif. during the fi rst half against the Knicks on Sunday in Anaheim 77 31 36 10 72 180 237 70-72-66-69—277 Des Moines, Iowa BYU (26-6) vs. Stanford (29-4), 10 p.m. Los Angeles 74 27 39 8 62 178 235 Sungjae Im (123), $294,800 70-67-71-70—278 New York. [SETH WENIG/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Michigan State 70, Minnesota 50 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS x-clinched playoff spot, z-clinched confer- Bubba Watson (123), $294,800 69-71-70-68—278 Sunday Friday ence; 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime Ryan Armour (92), $224,450 70-72-68-69—279 At Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, S.C. At Chicago loss. Top 3 teams in each division and two Dustin Johnson (92), $224,450 69-69-67-74—279 Duke 77, UCF 76 Second-round winners wild cards per conference advance to Jon Rahm (92), $224,450 71-68-72-68—279 At SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP playoffs. Austin Cook (73), $174,200 69-67-72-72—280 Virginia Tech 67, Liberty 58 Sunday, March 31 Clippers win At Chicago Luke Donald (73), $174,200 67-70-70-73—280 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Saturday’s Games Denny McCarthy (73), $174,200 Friday Semifi nal winners New Jersey 2, Arizona 1, SO 68-74-69-69—280 At Capital One Arena, Washington N.Y. Islanders 4, Philadelphia 2 Scott Stallings (73), $174,200 69-68-70-73—280 Duke (31-5) vs. Virginia Tech (26-8), TBA ALBANY REGIONAL Colorado 4, Chicago 2 Lucas Glover (55), $121,940 72-67-72-70—281 Michigan State (30-6) vs. LSU (28-6), TBA FIRST ROUND fi fth straight, Ottawa 4, Edmonton 3, OT Bill Haas (55), $121,940 72-70-69-70—281 REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP March 22 N.Y. Rangers 2, Toronto 1, OT Mackenzie Hughes (55), $121,940 Sunday, March 31 At Louisville, Ky. Boston 7, Florida 3 70-72-68-71—281 Semifi nal winners Louisville 69, Robert Morris 34 Carolina 5, Minnesota 1 Michigan 84, Kansas State 54 Matt Jones (55), $121,940 73-68-68-72—281 Winnipeg 5, Nashville 0 Curtis Luck (55), $121,940 70-68-70-73—281 SOUTH REGIONAL At Storrs, Conn. beat Knicks Montreal 7, Buffalo 4 Jim Furyk (44), $84,420 69-71-68-74—282 SECOND ROUND Buffalo 82, Rutgers 71 Pittsburgh 3, Dallas 2 Charley Hoffman (44), $84,420 Saturday UConn 110, Towson 61 St. Louis 4, Tampa Bay 3 69-74-69-70—282 At The XL Center, Hartford, Conn. Saturday The Associated Press December. Calgary 3, Vancouver 1 Sung Kang (44), $84,420 71-71-72-68—282 Purdue 87, Villanova 61 At Corvallis, Ore. Detroit 3, Vegas 2, OT Rory Sabbatini (44), $84,420 70-69-73-70—282 Sunday Gonzaga 68, Little Rock 51 Los Angeles 4, Anaheim 3, SO Brian Stuard (44), $84,420 68-72-69-73—282 At Colonial Life Arena, Columbia, S.C. Oregon State 80, Boise State 75, OT Sunday’s Games Vaughn Taylor (44), $84,420 74-69-71-68—282 Doc Rivers insists he PACERS 124, NUGGETS Virginia 63, Oklahoma 51 At College Park, Md. Washington 3, Philadelphia 1 Julián Etulain (33), $54,270 69-73-71-70—283 At Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio Maryland 73, Radford 51 doesn’t stress about the 88: Bojan Bogdanovic N.Y. Islanders 2, Arizona 0 Zach Johnson (33), $54,270 71-72-70-70—283 Tennessee 83, Iowa 77, OT UCLA 89, Tennessee 77 Carolina 2, Montreal 1, OT Kevin Kisner (33), $54,270 67-75-72-69—283 standings or speculate scored 26 of his 35 At SAP Center, San Jose, Calif. SECOND ROUND Chicago 2, Colorado 1, OT Russell Knox (33), $54,270 67-76-67-73—283 UC Irvine (31-5) vs. Oregon (24-12), late Sunday about seeding. points in the fi rst half Columbus at Vancouver, late Henrik Stenson (33), $54,270 70-73-69-71—283 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS At Louisville, Ky. Today’s Games Nick Taylor (33), $54,270 71-70-67-75—283 If he decides to to lead Indiana over Thursday Louisville 71, Michigan 50 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. Joel Dahmen (24), $39,817 66-72-76-70—284 At KFC Yum! Center, Louisville, Ky. At Storrs, Conn. look Sunday, he’ll be Denver. Myles Turner Buffalo at New Jersey, 6 p.m. Anirban Lahiri (24), $39,817 70-71-75-68—284 Virginia (31-3) vs. UC Irvine-Oregon winner, UConn 84, Buffalo 72 Florida at Toronto, 6 p.m. Sam Burns (24), $39,817 69-74-67-74—284 TBA Today delighted with how had 17 points and 11 Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:30 p.m. Rafa Cabrera Bello (24), $39,817 Tennessee (31-5) vs. Purdue (25-9), TBA At Corvallis, Ore. Dallas at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. 71-71-71-71—284 high his Clippers have rebounds, and Doman- REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Gonzaga (29-4) vs. Oregon St. (25-7), 8 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Billy Hurley III (24), $39,817 74-69-71-70—284 Saturday, March 30 At College Park, Md. climbed. tas Sabonis added 15 Vegas at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Brandt Snedeker (24), $39,817 70-70-73-71—284 Semifi nal winners UCLA (21-12) vs. Maryland (29-4), 6 p.m. Los Angeles at Calgary, 8 p.m. Danilo Gallinari points and 13 rebounds REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Shawn Stefani (24), $39,817 68-71-73-72—284 Detroit at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. Wyndham Clark (17), $30,150 71-70-72-72—285 MIDWEST REGIONAL Saturday, March 30 scored 26 points to for the Pacers, who Tuesday’s Games Dylan Frittelli (17), $30,150 72-71-67-75—285 SECOND ROUND At Albany, N.Y. N.Y. Islanders at Columbus, 6 p.m. Satoshi Kodaira (17), $30,150 70-71-72-72—285 extend the best scoring returned home after Saturday Second-round winners Carolina at Washington, 6 p.m. Joaquin Niemann (17), $30,150 At Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP streak of his career, and dropping four in a row Buffalo at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. 69-73-70-73—285 Jacksonville, Fla. Monday, April 1 Florida at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. Nick Watney (17), $30,150 71-72-69-73—285 Kentucky 62, Wofford 56 At Albany, N.Y. Los Angeles beat the during a West Coast Los Angeles at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Jonas Blixt (13), $24,120 74-69-72-71—286 At Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City Semifi nal winners Chicago at Arizona, 9 p.m. Russell Henley (13), $24,120 69-72-71-74—286 New York Knicks 124- swing. Nikola Jokic had Auburn 89, Kansas 75 Anaheim at Vancouver, 9 p.m. C.T. Pan (13), $24,120 71-70-71-74—286 Sunday FINAL FOUR 113 for its fifth straight 19 points, 11 rebounds Danny Willett (13), $24,120 69-71-74-72—286 At Nationwide Arena, Columbus, Ohio At Tampa, Fla. Brian Gay (9), $17,655 73-69-69-76—287 victory. Lou Williams and eight assists, Will North Carolina 81, Washington 59 NATIONAL SEMIFINALS Kramer Hickok (9), $17,655 71-68-73-75—287 At BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. Today, April 5 had 29 points and fellow Barton had 15 points and Kelly Kraft (9), $17,655 69-72-75-71—287 Houston 74, Ohio State 59 Greensboro winner vs. Portland winner, 7 AUTO RACING Andrew Landry (9), $17,655 72-71-76-68—287 reserve Montrezl Har- reserve Monte Morris REGIONAL SEMIFINALS or 8:30 p.m. Hank Lebioda (9), $17,655 69-73-74-71—287 Friday Albany winner vs. Chicago winner, 7 or NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP rell added 24 to provide scored 12 points for the Graeme McDowell (9), $17,655 At The Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo. 8:30 p.m. STP 500 71-72-70-74—287 North Carolina (29-6) vs. Auburn (28-9), TBA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday at Martinsville Speedway, their usual potent play Nuggets, who lost for Sam Saunders (9), $17,655 71-69-73-74—287 Kentucky (29-6) vs. Houston (33-3), TBA Sunday, April 7 Martinsville, Va. Sepp Straka (9), $17,655 66-76-69-76—287 off the bench for the the fi rst time after win- REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Semifi nal winners, 5 p.m. Lap length: 0.526 miles Ryan Blaum (6), $15,209 73-67-76-72—288 Sunday, March 31 (Starting position in parentheses) Clippers, who moved ning six straight. Roberto Díaz (6), $15,209 69-72-74-73—288 Semifi nal winners NATIONAL INVITATION 1. (3) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 500. into sole possession of 2. (7) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 500. Harris English (6), $15,209 75-68-67-78—288 TOURNAMENT Sergio Garcia (6), $15,209 71-72-72-73—288 WEST REGIONAL All times Eastern 3. (13) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500. fifth place in the West- HORNETS 115, RAP- Danny Lee (6), $15,209 72-71-73-72—288 SECOND ROUND SECOND ROUND 4. (17) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 500. Trey Mullinax (6), $15,209 71-72-77-68—288 ern Conference. TORS 114: Jeremy Saturday March 22 5. (5) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500. Alex Cejka (5), $14,472 71-70-77-71—289 At The XL Center, Hartford, Conn. Creighton 79, Memphis 67 6. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 500. A team that once Lamb banked home a Brandon Harkins (5), $14,472 73-69-74-73—289 Florida State 90, Murray State 62 Saturday 7. (10) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 500. Patton Kizzire (5), $14,472 70-71-76-72—289 At Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, Iowa Indiana 63, Arkansas 60 8. (8) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 500. appeared to be fighting half-court 3-pointer Peter Malnati (5), $14,472 69-74-72-74—289 Michigan 64, Florida 49 Lipscomb 86, UNC-Greensboro 69 9. (2) Aric Almirola, Ford, 500. Roger Sloan (5), $14,472 70-72-70-77—289 just to make the play- at the buzzer and the At Vivint Smart Home Arena, Salt Lake City Sunday 10. (9) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 500. Chesson Hadley (4), $13,936 74-69-70-77—290 Gonzaga 83, Baylor 71 Wichita State 63, Clemson 55 11. (29) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 500. offs is an NBA-best Charlotte Hornets beat Peter Uihlein (4), $13,936 72-71-73-74—290 Sunday Texas 78, Xavier 76, OT 12. (19) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 500. Harold Varner III (4), $13,936 69-74-75-72—290 14-4 since Feb. 9, posi- the Toronto Raptors At BOK Center, Tulsa, Okla. N.C. State 78, Harvard 77 13. (22) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 500. Roberto Castro (3), $13,601 68-71-73-81—293 Texas Tech 78, Buffalo 58 TCU (21-13) vs. Nebraska (19-16), late 14. (16) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 500. tioning itself to avoid a for their third straight Chris Stroud (3), $13,601 72-71-74-76—293 REGIONAL SEMIFINALS Today 15. (14) Paul Menard, Ford, 500. Morgan Hoffmann (3), $13,400 powerhouse such as win. Toronto looked Thursday Norfolk State (22-13) at Colorado (22-12), 16. (15) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 500. 73-70-77-75—295 Golden State in the first to have won the game At Honda Center, Anaheim, Calif. 8 p.m. 17. (26) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 500. Gonzaga (32-3) vs. Florida State (29-7), TBA 18. (6) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 500. round. after Kawhi Leonard hit Michigan (30-6) vs. Texas Tech (28-6), TBA 19. (1) Joey Logano, Ford, 500. LPGA TOUR REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 20. (21) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 500. BANK OF HOPE FOUNDERS CUP the go-ahead basket Sunday’s leaders at Wildfi re GC at JW Saturday, March 30 PRO BASKETBALL 21. (12) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 499. BUCKS 127, CAVALIERS with 44 seconds left, Semifi nal winners 22. (34) William Byron, Chevrolet, 499. Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa, 23. (20) Ryan Newman, Ford, 499. Phoenix. 105: Giannis Antetok- then blocked Kemba FINAL FOUR NBA 24. (11) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 498. Purse: $1.5 million. Yardage: 6,666; Par: 72 ounmpo showed few Walker at the other end. At U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis All times Central 25. (24) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 498. (36-36) (a-denotes amateur) NATIONAL SEMIFINALS Eastern CONFERENCE 26. (25) David Ragan, Ford, 496. Final signs he was bothered Charlotte got one fi nal Saturday, April 6 W L PCT GB 27. (28) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 496. Jin Young Ko, $225,000 65-72-64-65—266 y-Milwaukee 55 19 .743 — Jessica Korda, $92,317 69-67-67-64—267 by an ailing right ankle, chance after Leonard East champion vs. West champion 28. (27) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 494. South champion vs. Midwest champion x-Toronto 51 23 .689 4 29. (31) Matt Tifft, Ford, 494. Nelly Korda, $92,317 68-67-66-66—267 getting 26 points and 10 missed a jumper with 5.8 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP x-Philadelphia 47 26 .644 7½ 30. (18) Erik Jones, Toyota, 491. Carlota Ciganda, $92,317 66-69-63-69—267 Monday, April 8 x-Indiana 45 29 .608 10 31. (23) Michael McDowell, Ford, 491. Yu Liu, $92,317 68-64-65-70—267 rebounds to lift Mil- seconds to go. Pascal Semifi nal winners Boston 43 31 .581 12 32. (35) DJ Kennington, Chevrolet, 489. Shanshan Feng, $45,776 70-69-64-66—269 waukee over Cleveland. Siakam knocked the Brooklyn 38 36 .514 17 33. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 489. Charlotte Thomas, $45,776 65-71-67-66—269 Detroit 37 35 .514 17 34. (30) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, Engine, Brooke M. Henderson, $34,701 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Miami 36 37 .493 18½ 67-68-69-66—270 Antetokounmpo was inbounds pass away NCAA WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT 365. Orlando 35 38 .479 19½ 35. (36) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, Brakes, 163. Lydia Ko, $34,701 67-67-67-69—270 All times Eastern listed as questionable from Lamb, who chased Charlotte 34 39 .466 20½ 36. (33) Cody Ware, Chevrolet, Brakes, 55. Cristie Kerr, $27,810 69-67-68-67—271 GREENSBORO REGIONAL Washington 30 44 .405 25 Sei Young Kim, $27,810 69-67-67-68—271 after missing two of the the ball into the back- FIRST ROUND Atlanta 26 48 .351 29 Race Statistics Hyo Joo Kim, $27,810 69-68-64-70—271 March 22 three previous games court before launching Chicago 21 53 .284 34 Average Speed of Race Winner: 78.158 mph. Mi Jung Hur, $24,216 68-66-69-69—272 At Charlotte, N.C. Cleveland 19 55 .257 36 Time of Race: 3 hours, 21 minutes, 54 Jeongeun Lee6, $20,894 70-65-72-66—273 with an ankle sprain. He the winning shot. South Carolina 74, Belmont 52 New York 14 60 .189 41 seconds. Pornanong Phatlum, $20,894 66-70-70-67—273 Florida State 70, Bucknell 67 made 11 of 16 shots and Margin of Victory: 0.594 seconds. Amy Yang, $20,894 68-66-71-68—273 At Iowa City WESTERN CONFERENCE Caution Flags: 7 for 56 laps. Sung Hyun Park, $20,894 66-66-69-72—273 had seven assists in 32 ROCKETS 113, PELICANS Iowa 66, Mercer 61 W L PCT GB Lead Changes: 4 among 3 drivers. Su Oh, $16,123 69-72-69-64—274 Missouri 77, Drake 76, OT minutes. Khris Middleton 90: James Harden scored x-Denver 49 23 .681 — Lap Leaders: J. Logano 1-5; B. Keselowski Emma Talley, $16,123 73-69-66-66—274 Saturday x-Golden State 49 23 .681 — 6-324; C. Elliott 325-373; B. Keselowski Caroline Masson, $16,123 71-69-67-67—274 At Waco, Texas and George Hill added 28 points in a little less Houston 47 27 .635 3 374-500. Ariya Jutanugarn, $16,123 70-70-67-67—274 California 92, North Carolina 72 Portland 45 27 .625 4 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Hee Young Park, $16,123 71-67-69-67—274 17 points apiece for the than 29 minutes, and Baylor 95, Abilene Christian 38 L.A. Clippers 44 30 .595 6 Led): Brad Keselowski 2 times for 446 laps; Sarah Schmelzel, $16,123 67-70-68-69—274 At Raleigh, N.C. Bucks. Hill was acquired the Houston Rockets Utah 43 30 .589 6½ Chase Elliott 1 time for 49 laps; Joey Logano Linnea Strom, $16,123 69-65-70-70—274 Kentucky 82, Princeton 77 from the Cavaliers in a downed the New Orleans Oklahoma City 43 30 .589 6½ 1 time for 5 laps. Bronte Law, $16,123 69-69-65-71—274 N.C. State 63, Maine 51 San Antonio 43 31 .581 7 Nanna Koerstz Madsen, $13,586 three-team trade in early Pelicans. SECOND ROUND * ** The News Herald | Monday, March 25, 2019 C5

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(N) (L) Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter HS Basketball FOOD 38 45 110 231 Spring Baking Championship Spring Baking Championship Spring Baking Championship Spring Baking Championship Spring Baking Championship Spring Baking Championship FREE 59 65 180 311 The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle ›››‡ Ghostbusters (’84) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis. FS1 24 27 150 219 The Herd with Colin Cowherd Speak for Yourself with Whitlock and Wiley (N) Lock It In (N) (L) Fair Game NASCAR Race Hub (N) (L) Walkoff Stories: Battle FX 45 51 136 248 Mike & Molly Mike & Molly ››› Interstellar (’14) Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway. Space explorers set out to find a new home for humanity. The Wolf of Wall Street (’13) HALL 23 59 185 312 One Winter Weekend (’18) Taylor Cole, Jack Turner. October Kiss (’15) Ashley Williams, Sam Jaeger. Campfire Kiss (’17) Danica McKellar, Paul Greene. HGTV 32 38 112 229 Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It Love It or List It HIST 35 42 120 269 American Pickers American Pickers The Bible Noah endures God’s wrath. The Bible Joshua conquers Jericho. LIFE 56 56 108 252 The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 Escaping Polygamy PARMT 28 48 241 241 Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Two/Half Men Cops Cops Cops Cops SUN 49 422 656 Basketball Postgame Golf Dest. Endless Golf NHL Hockey Tampa Bay Lightning at St. Louis Blues. Ins. Lightning Lightning Pre. NHL Hockey SYFY 70 52 122 244 (12:05) ›››‡ Planet Terror (:03) ›› Fast & Furious (’09) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. (:05) ››‡ Fast Five (’11) Vin Diesel. Dom Toretto and company ramp up the action in Brazil. 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USERY ROAD TICE. available on March or demands against March, 2019. TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, 3050 Biscayne Boule- SIDEWALK PROJECT 19, 2019 and can be QUESTION: decedent’s estate must RANGE 4 WEST, vard - Suite 402 Miami, WASHINGTON If you are a person obtained at the Utilities WHETHER TO REPEAL file their claims with this BILL KINSAUL Clerk FRANKLIN COUNTY, FL 33137 COUNTY, FLORIDA with a disability who Department office, 116 THE EXISTING CIVIL court WITHIN 3 the Court FLORIDA, AND PRO- Phone (305) 501 2808 needs any accommo- South Arnold Road, SERVICE SYSTEM MONTHS AFTER THE CEED SOUTH 121.70 Fax (954) 780 5578 Sealed BIDS for the dation in order to par- Panama City Beach, AND CONCURRENTLY DATE OF THE FIRST By:Jennifer Estrada FEET, THENCE Usery Road Sidewalk ticipate in this pro- Florida 32413. RE-ESTABLISH IT IN PUBLICATION OF Deputy Clerk NORTH 73 DEGREES By /s/ Tara L Rosenfeld Project will be received ceeding, you are enti- THE CITY’S CODE OF THIS NOTICE. 39 MINUTES 00 SEC- Chase A Berger, Esq by the Washington tled, at no cost to you, Bids will be received ORDINANCES. CUR- I HEREBY CERTIFY ONDS EAST 182.93 Flonda Bar No 083794 County Board of to the provision of until 2:30 p.m. Central RENTLY, ALL PERMA- ALL CLAIMS NOT that a true and correct FEET, THENCE RUN Tara L Rosenfeld, Esq County Commissioners certain assistance. Time, April 4, 2019 at NENT EMPLOYEES FILED WITHIN THE copy of the foregoing NORTH 16 DEGREES Flonda Bar No 0059454 at 1331 South Blvd., Please contact the City of Panama City ARE HIRED AND PRO- TIME PERIODS SET has been delivered by 45 MINUTES 00 SEC- kpleadings@ghidot- Chipley, FL 32428 until ADA Coordinator by Beach, 110 S. Arnold MOTED BY A CIVIL FORTH IN SECTION U. S. Mail delivery this ONDS WEST 7.43 tiberger corn Thursday, March 28, mail at P. O. Box Road, Panama City SERVICE BOARD. IF 733.702 OF THE FLOR- 12th day of March, FEET TO THE Pub: March 18, 25, 2019 at 3:00 p.m. 1089, Panama City, FL Beach, Florida and will THE CHARTER IDA PROBATE CODE 2019, to: NORTHERLY EDGE 2019 (CST). The bids will be 32402 or by phone at be opened and read AMENDMENT IS AP- WILL BE FOREVER OF THE 23233 publically opened and (850) 747-5338 at publicly immediately PROVED, CITY STAFF BARRED. EDWARD M. FITZGER- CARRABELLE RIVER read aloud at 3:15 p.m. least seven (7) days thereafter. All Bids shall COULD EXPEDI- ALD AND THE POINT OF IN THE CIRCUIT (CST) on Thursday, before your sched- be submitted in an en- TIOUSLY HIRE AND NOTWITHSTANDING HOLLAND & KNIGHT BEGINNING. FROM COURT OF THE FOUR- March 28, 2019. The uled court appear- velope clearly marked PROMOTE PERMA- THE TIME PERIODS LLP SAID POINT OF BE- TEENTH JUDICIAL 22644 bids will be awarded at ance, or immediately “Sealed Bid - Panama NENT EMPLOYEES SET FORTH ABOVE, Attorney for Plaintiff GINNING, THENCE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR UNITED STATES DIS- the next regularly upon receiving this City Beach “WWTF ACCORDING TO ORDI- ANY CLAIM FILED 200 S. Orange Avenue, CONTINUE NORTH 16 BAY COUNTY, FLOR- TRICT COURT NORTH- scheduled Washington notification if the time Generator Replace- NANCES, POLICIES TWO (2) YEARS OR Suite 2600 DEGREES 45 MIN- IDA CASE NO.: ERN DISTRICT OF County Board of before the scheduled ment Radiators.” The AND RULES ADOPTED MORE AFTER THE Post Office Box 1526 UTES 00 SECONDS 18000586CA FLORIDA IN ADMI- County Commissioners appearance is less City of Panama City BY THE COUNCIL. DECEDENT’S DATE OF Orlando, FL 32802 WEST 358.87 FEET RALTY Meeting. than seven (7) days. Beach (“City”) reserves THE CIVIL SERVICE DEATH IS BARRED. TO A CONCRETE CASE NO.: If you are hearing im- the right to reject any BOARD WOULD CON- JENNIE SMALL CRAIG MONUMENT (RLS) HSBC BANK USA, 5:19-cv-00050-MCR- The CONTRACT DOC- paired, please call and all Bids. All Bids TINUE TO HEAR DIS- The date of first publi- 6351 FENESTRA 2919) ON THE N.A., AS TRUSTEE MJF UMENTS include all 711. shall be firm (including CIPLINARY APPEALS. cation of this notice is COURT BURKE, VA SOUTHERLY FOR THE REGIS- pertinent attachments all labor and material March 18, 2019. 22015 RIGHT-OF-WAY TERED HOLDERS OF IN THE MATTER OF: necessary in order for WITNESS my hand as prices) for a period of YES-FOR APPROVAL BOUNDARY OF RENAISSANCE HOME COMPLAINT OF CAL- bidders to properly re- Clerk of said Court and 30 days after opening. ______HAND ARENDALL IF YOU ARE A PER- STATE ROAD S-379-A EQUITY LOAN TRUST VIN SCHNERCH and spond. The documents the Seal thereof, this 11 HARRISON SALE, LLC SON WITH A DISABIL- SAID CONCRETE 2006-1, JANIS SCHNERCH, as may be obtained or ex- day of March, 2019. The City shall award NO-FOR REJECTION ITY WHO NEEDS ANY MONUMENT ALSO Owners of a 1982 Cata- amined at the following BILL KINSAUL, as the contract to the low- ______CARLOTTA ACCOMMODATION IN BEING A POINT ON A Plaintiff, lina 30! S/V “Calculated location: Clerk of Court est responsive and re- APPLEMAN THACKER, ORDER TO PARTICI- CURVE CONCAVE TO VS. Risk,” bearing Hull sponsible bidder, how- THE FOREGOING ESQ. PATE IN THIS PRO- THE SOUTHEAST- Identification Number Washington County By: Sharon Ford ever, the City reserves CHARTER AMEND- Florida Bar No. CEEDING, YOU ARE ERLY, THENCE RUN JOSEPHINE SMITH; CTYN2748M82H, her Board of County As Deputy Clerk the right to award the MENT was proposed 0275890 ENTITLED, AT NO NORTHEASTERLY UNKNOWN SPOUSE engines, tackle, appur- Commissioners Pub: Mar 18, 25, April Contract to a Bidder by the City Council by 600 Grand Panama COST TO YOU, TO ALONG SAID OF JOSEPHINE tenances, etc., Petition- Government Offices 1, 8, 2019 who is not the lowest Ordinance 1482. The Blvd., 4’th Floor THE PROVISION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY SMITH; UNKNOWN ers, in a Cause for Ex- 1331 South Boulevard responsive and respon- title and content of the Panama City Beach, FL CERTAIN ASSIS- BOUNDARY AND THE TENANT 1; UNKNOWN 22924 oneration from or Limi- Chipley, FL 32428 sible bidder if the City foregoing ballot ques- 32407 TANCE. PLEASE CON- ARC OF SAID CURVE TENANT 2, PUBLIC NOTICE tation of Liability. determines in its rea- tion was approved by Phone: (850) 769-3434 TACT THE ADA COOR- HAVING A RADIUS OF Defendant(s). The deadline for receipt sonable discretion that the City Council by Fax: (850) 769-6121 DINATOR BY MAIL AT 1950.08 FEET THRU A NOTICE OF CALVIN SCHNERCH of questions will be THE CITY OF LYNN another Bid offers the Resolution 19-39. Email:P.O. BOX 1089, PAN- CENTRAL ANGLE OF FORECLOSURE SALE AND JANIS noon (CST) on March HAVEN IS OFFERING City a better value [email protected] AMA CITY, FLORIDA 01 DEGREES 59 MIN- PURSUANT TO SCHNERCH’S NO- 26, 2019 and must be THIS COMMERCIAL based upon the relia- Copies of the Ordi- m 32402 OR BY PHONE UTES 01 SECONDS CHAPTER 45 TICE TO CLAIMANTS submitted in writing to OFFICE BUILDING AS bility, delivery time, or nance, Resolution and Secondary: AT (850) 747-5327 AT FOR AN ARC DIS- Washington County IS FOR SALE TO THE product of such other minutes are available [email protected] LEAST SEVEN (7) TANCE OF 67.51 NOTICE IS HEREBY In accordance with Grants/Special Projects PUBLIC. THE SUB- Bidder. for inspection in the of- DAYS BEFORE YOUR FEET (THE CHORD GIVEN Supplemental Rule F Coordinator Karen JECT PROPERTY IS fice of the City Clerk, ATTORNEYS FOR PE- SCHEDULED COURT OF SAID ARC BEING that sale will be (4), (5) for Certain Ad- Shaw at LOCATED AT 801 Each bidder must com- City Hall, 104 South Ar- TITIONER APPEARANCE, OR IM- NORTH 50 DEGREES made pursuant to an miralty and Maritime [email protected] or FLORIDA AVE. IN ply with all applicable nold Road, Panama MEDIATELY UPON RE- 54 MINUTES 41 SEC- Order of Final Judg- Action of the Federal faxed to (850) LYNN HAVEN, FL. THE state and local laws City Beach, Florida, MARJORY A. PAVLOV CEIVING THIS NOTIFI- ONDS EAST 67.51 ment. Final Judgment Rules of Civil Proce- 638-6106. PUBLIC IS INVITED TO concerning licensing, during regular business Personal Representa- CATION IF THE TIME FEET) TO A CON- was awarded on March dure, and Local Admi- SUBMIT A SEALED BID registration, and regu- hours. tive BEFORE SCHEDULED CRETE MONUMENT 14, 2019 in Civil Case ralty Rule F (1), notice The Board reserves the FOR THE PURCHASE lations of contractors Pub: Mar 18, 25, 2019 APPEARANCE IS LESS (RLS 4261), THENCE No. 18000586CA, of is hereby given to all right to waive informali- OF THIS PROPERTY, doing business in Flor- Registered electors of THAN SEVEN (7) RUN SOUTH 31 DE- the Circuit Court of the 23195 persons asserting ties in any bid, to ac- PARCEL ID ida. the City of Panama City DAYS. IF YOU ARE GREES 49 MINUTES FOURTEENTH Judicial claims against Calvin cept and/or reject any 09609-000-000. Pub: Mar 18, 25, 2019 Beach, Florida, shall be IN THE CIRCUIT HEARING IMPAIRED, 55 SECONDS EAST Circuit in and for Bay Schnerch and/or J anis or all bids on the whole entitled to vote for or COURT OF THE FOUR- PLEASE CALL 711. 405.91 FEET, MORE County, Florida, 22970 Schnerch, as owners of or in part with just THE PROPERTY CON- against the question at TEENTH JUDICIAL Pub: March 18, 25, OR LESS, TO THE wherein, HSBC BANK FICTITIOUS NAME a thirty foot (30), 1982 cause, and to accept SISTS OF A 3,037 SF Frank Brown Park in CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 2019 NORTHERLY EDGE USA, N.A., AS TRUS- NOTICE Catalina, named the bid that in their COMMERCIAL OFFICE the Philip W. Griffitts BAY COUNTY, FLOR- OF THE TEE FOR THE REGIS- 23219 “Calculated Risk,” bear- judgment will be in the BUILDING LOCATED Community Center, IDA CARRABELLE RIVER, TERED HOLDERS OF CASE NO.: ing Hull Identification best interest of Wash- ON 0.31 ACRES IN- Notice is hereby given 16200 Panama City IN THE CIRCUIT THENCE RUN SOUTH RENAISSANCE IIOME 18001032CA Numberington County. CLUDING PAVED that TIFFANY R Beach Parkway, Pan- COURT OF THE 2ND 75 DEGREES 46 MIN- EQUITY LOAN TRUST DIV NO.: K CTYN2748M82H, aris- Pub: March 4, 11, 18, PARKING. ROAD BLACKMER AND REGI- ama City Beach, from JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN UTES 22 SECONDS 2006-1 is the Plaintiff, ing from an incident in- 25, 2019 FRONTAGE ALONG NALD F QUINN, own- 7:00 A.M. until 7:00 AND FOR FRANKLIN WEST ALONG SAID and JOSEPHINE volving this vessel, on FLORIDA AVE. IS AP- ers, desiring to engage P.M. on TUESDAY, MARRIOTT RESORTS COUNTY, FLORIDA NORTHERLY EDGE SMITH; UNKNOWN 22902 CASE NO.: October 10, 2018, in PROX. 100 LF. BE AD- in business under the APRIL 16, 2019. HOSPITALITY CORPO- 168.22 FEET, MORE SPOUSE OF JOSE- Saint Andrew Bay, at or IN THE CIRCUIT VISED THAT THIS fictitious name of RATION, a South Caro- 2018-CA-000159 OR LESS, TO THE PHINE SMITH; UN- near JDF Marina, in COURT, JUVENILE DI- PROPERTY IS SOLD “UNIQUE” BY ALL REGISTERED lina Corporation, Man- POINT OF BEGINN- KNOWN TENANT 1; Panama City, Florida. VISION, FOR THE AS IS! OTHER RE- TIFFANY’S CUSTOM ELECTORS OF THE agement Agent on be- HMC ASSETS, LLC ING. UNKNOWN TENANT 2; FOURTEENTH QUIREMENTS DO AP- DESIGN located at CITY ARE URGED TO half of LEGENDS SOLELY IN ITS CA- are De fendants . Pursuant to Supple- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, PLY FOR THE SALE 5320 SENECA LANE, PARTICIPATE AND EDGE CONDOMINIUM PACITY and commonly known The Clerk of the mental Rule F (4), (5), BAY COUNTY, STATE OF THIS PROPERTY, PANAMA CITY, FL VOTE IN THE REFER- ASSOCIATION, INC., a AS SEPARATE TRUS- as 429 River Road. Court, Bill Kinsaul and Local Admiralty OF FLORIDA 32404 in BAY County ENDUM. Florida not for profit TEE OF CAM XIX Carrabelle. FL 32322 will Rule F (1), any person CASE NO.: PLEASE SEE BID DOC- intends to register the corporation, and All TRUST, sell to the highest bid- 2017-DP-0126-ABC having a claim against UMENTS FOR DE- said name with the Di- CITY OF PANAMA CITY Owners as Agent, Plaintiffs, ANY PERSON CLAIM- der for cash at Division A the vessel shall file a TAILS. BID DOCU- vision of Corporations, BEACH Plaintiff, ING AN INTEREST IN www.bay.realforeclose.c April 29, 2019, claim with the Clerk of MENTS CAN BE OB- Florida Department of V. THE SURPLUS FROM om on at 11:00 AM Court of the United IN THE INTEREST OF: TAINED BY VISITING State, pursuant to sec- BY: /s/ Mario Gisbert vs. THE SALE, IF ANY, the follow- States District Court, A. H., DOB: 09/14/2006 THE CITY WEBSITE tion 865.09 of the Flor- City Manager VICKI L. HOLTON OTHER THAN THE ing described real Northern District of W.W.,DOB: 01/06/2010 OR CONTACTING THE ida Statutes. Pub: March 11, 25, POLLYANNA W. AJKJA VICKI LYNN PROPERTY OWNER property as set forth in Florida, Panama City R.W., DOB: 08/05/2011 CITY’S ECONOMIC Pub: March 25, 2019 2019 SMITH, et al., Defend- HOLTON; ET AL, AS OF THE DATE OF said Final Judgment, to DEVELOPMENT DI- ants. Defendants, wit: Division (Case No.: 22972 THE LIS PENDENS MINOR CHILDREN RECTOR AT (850) 23191 5:19-cv-00050-MCR-MJF) NOTICE UNDER MUST FILE A CLAIM 265-2121. ALL SEALED IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE OF SALE AS NOTICE OF SALE THE FOLLOWING DE- and serve a copy of FICTITIOUS NAME WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- NOTICE OF ACTION BIDS WILL BE COURT FOR BAY TO COUNT II PURSUANT TO SCRIBED LAND SITU- the claim on Brentt E. LAW PURSUANT TO TER THE SALE Palmer, Esq. at Young, (TERMINATION OF OPENED ON TUES- COUNTY, FLORIDA CHAPTER 45 ATE, LYING AND BE- PARENTAL RIGHTS) SECTION 865.09, PROBATE DIVISION ING IN THE COUNTY Bill, Boles, Palmer & DAY, APRIL 2, 2019, TO: JENNIE SMALL PUBLISHING News FLORIDA STATUTES CASE NO. 19251CP NOTICE IS HEREBY OF BAY, STATE OF Duke, PA, Seville 2:00 PM CST AT THE CRAIG 6351 FENES- Herald TO: KEVIN HOUCK CITY OF LYNN HAVEN TRA COURT BURKE, GIVEN that pursuant to FLORIDA, TO WIT: Tower, Seventh Floor, NOTICE IS HEREBY 226 South Palafox 2121 WATERFORD SERVICE CENTER, IN RE: ESTATE OF VA 22015 a Final Judgment in WITNESS my hand and GIVEN that the under- THE NORTH 23.00 Place, Pensacola, Flor- ROAD 817 OHIO AVE. A 10% ANNA E. KROHN a/k/a Foreclosure entered on the seal of the court on NEWTON, ALABAMA EARNEST MONEY DE- signed, desiring to en- ANNA ELIZABETH NOTICE IS HEREBY February 26, 2019 and FEET OF LOT 3 AND ida 32502 no later than gage in business under March 6, .2019 Friday, April 12, 2019, 36352 POSIT MUST BE SUB- KROHN GIVEN that pursuant to entered in Case No THE SOUTH 13.43 the fictitious name of: 2018-CA-000159 FEET OF LOT 2, ALL or as otherwise pro- MITTED ALONG WITH Deceased. the Final Judgment of in the MARCIA JOHNSON YOU ARE HEREBY IN BLOCK 1, vided in Supplemental THE BID. THE MINI- Foreclosure entered on Circuit Court of the 2nd As Clerk of the Circuit NOTIFIED History Class Brewing NOTICE TO EMMONS ADDITION Rule F (4), (5), Each that the MUM BID FOR THIS the, in the cause pend- Judicial Circuit in and Court Company CREDITORS TO MILLVILLE, AC- claim shall specify the State of Florida, De- PROPERTY IS ing in the Circuit Court, for Franldm County, Franklin County, Flor- CORDING TO PLAT facts upon which the partment of Children $150,000. THE MOST in and for Bay County, Florida, wherein ANY ida located at 6 East 4th RECORDED IN PLAT claimant relies in sup- and Families, has filed QUALIFIED BIDDER The administration of Florida, Civil Cause No. AND ALL UNKNOWN Terry C. Segree a Petition to terminate WILL BE CONSIDERED Street, in the County of the estate of ANNA E. 18001032CA, the un- PARTIES CLAIMING BOOK 4, PAGE 38, port of the claim, the Bay, in the City of Pan- DEPUTY CLERK items thereof, and the your parental rights BY THE CITY COMMIS- KROHN a/k/a ANNA dersigned Clerk will sell BY, THROUGH, UN- PUBLIC RECORDS and permanently com- SION AT ITS FIRST ama City, Florida, ELIZABETH KROHN , the property situated in DER OR AGAINST WIL- OF BAY COUNTY, dates on which the 32401 intends to regis- IMPORTANT same accrued. If a mit the following child MEETING IN APRIL deceased, whose date said County described LIAM D HOLTON “IF YOU ARE A PER- FLORIDA. for adoption: A.H., born 2019. ter the said name with of death was February as: A/IC/A WILLIAM DANA claimant desires to the Division of Corpora- SON WITH A DISABIL- contest either Calvin on September 14, Pub: Mar 18, 25, 2019 13, 2019, is pending in HOLTON, VICKI L HOL- ITY WHO NEEDS ANY ANY PERSON CLAIM- 2006. A copy of the Pe- tions of the Florida De- the Circuit Court for COUNT II TON A/K/A VICKI LYNN ING AN INTEREST IN Schnerch or Janis 22942 ACCOMMODATION tition is on file with the partment of State, Tal- BAY County, Florida, HOLTON, REBECCA THE SURPLUS FROM Schnerch right to exon- SECTION 00010 IN ORDER TO PAR- Clerk of the Court. You lahassee, Florida. Probate Division, the Unit Week 08 in Unit HOLTON MCDANIEL, THE SALE, IF ANY, eration from or the right ADVERTISEMENT TICIPATE IN THIS are hereby comman- address of which is 300 2304, in LEGENDS JENNIFER DANELLE OTHER THAN THE to limitation of liability FOR BIDS PROCEEDING, YOU ded to appear on 8th Dated at Maitland, Flor- E. Fourth Street, Pan- EDGE CONDOMIN- HOLTON, WILLIAM PROPERTY OWNER and damages, the NOTICE TO RECEIVE ARE ENTITLED, AT day of May, 2019, at ida, this 19 day of ama City, Florida IUM, according to the RYAN HOLTON, AS OF THE DATE OF claimant shall file and SEALED BIDS March, 2019. NO COST TO YOU, serve an Answer to the 8:30 a.m., C.T., before 32401. The names and Declaration of Condo- FRANKLIN COUNTY, A TO THE PROVISION THE LIS PENDENS the Honorable Judge addresses of the per- minium thereof, as re- POLITICAL SUBDIVI- MUST FILE A CLAIM Complaint unless the PANAMA CITY OF CERTAIN ASSIS- Ana M. Garcia, Juvenile Purpose Brewed, LLC sonal representative corded in Official Rec- SION OF THE STATE WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- claim has included an BEACH - “WWTF TANCE. PLEASE Division, at the Bay Pub: March 25, 2019 and the personal ords Book 1919 at OF FLORIDA, UNITED TER THE SALE. Answer. GENERATOR CONTACT CORRIE County Juvenile Justice representative’s attor- Page 323 in the Public STATES OF AMERICA, REPLACEMENT 23125 JOHNSON, ADA CO- Courthouse, 533 E. ney are set forth below. Records of Bay DEPARTMENT OF THE WITNESS my hand and BRENTT E. PALMER, RADIATORS” PUBLIC NOTICE OF ORDINATOR, 250 NW ESQUIRE 11th Street, Panama SPECIAL County, Florida, and TREASURY AND COUNTRY CLUB the seal of the court on City, Florida 32401, for REFERENDUM All creditors of the de- any amendments CLERK OF COURT IN March 14, 2019. Florida Bar No.: This advertisement is DRIVE, SUITE 217, an ADVISORY HEAR- FOR AMENDMENT TO cedent and other per- thereof. AND FOR FRANKLIN 690880 for the supply and in- PORT ST. LUCIE, FL ING. CHARTER OF sons having claims or COUNTY, FLORIDA, CLERK OF THE Young, Bill, Boles, stallation of two (2) 34986, (772) 807-4370 THE CITY OF demands against at Public sale to the are the Defendants The COURT Palmer & Duke, P.A. generator radiators for AT LEAST 7 DAYS BE- FAILURE TO PER- PANAMA CITY decedent’s estate on highest and best bid- Clerk of the Court, Bill Kinsaul Post Office Drawer the City Wastewater FORE YOUR SCHED- SONALLY APPEAR AT BEACH whom a copy of this der for cash starting at Marcia Johnson, will 1070 Treatment Facility ULED COURT AP- Pensacola, Florida THIS ADVISORY notice is required to he the hour of 11:00 am sell to the highest bid- PEARANCE, OR IM- Jennifer Estrada HEARING CONSTI- (WWTF), 206 N. Gulf served must file their on Central Time on der for cash at the 2nd Deputy Clerk 32591-1070 Blvd, Panama City YOU ARE HEREBY NO- MEDIATELY UPON [email protected] TUTES CONSENT TO TIFIED that on TUES- claims with this court the 29th day of April , Floor Lobby which RECEIVING THIS NO- THE TERMINATION Beach, FL 32413. The WITHIN THE LATER 2019 online at faces Highway 98 at Aldridge Pite, LLP Telephone (850) Bidder shall provide all DAY, APRIL 16, 2019, TIFICATION IF THE 432-2222 OF PARENTAL the City of Panama City OF 3 MONTHS AFTER www.bay.realforeclose.com . the Courthouse On TIME BEFORE THE Attorney for Plaintiff(s) RIGHTS OF THIS materials, equipment THE TIME OF TIIE Any person April 3, 2019 at 11:00 1615 South Congress Facsimile (850) and labor necessary to Beach, Florida shall SCHEDULED AP- 432-1444 CHILD (OR CHIL- hold a Special Referen- FIRST PUBLICATION claiming an interest in AM, following de- PEARANCE IS LESS Avenue Suite 200 DREN). IF YOU FAIL supply and install the OF THIS NOTICE OR the surplus from the scribed real property Delray Beach, FL Counsel for Petioners specified equipment dum on the following THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU Pub: February 25, TO APPEAR ON THE question of whether the 30 DAYS AFTER THE sale, if any, other than as set forth in said Final ARE HEARING OR 33445 DATE AND TIME and deliver them at the DATE OF SERVICE OF the property owner as Judgment, to wit Phone: 561.392.6391 March 4, 11, 18, 25, City of Panama City Charter of the City shall VOICE IMPAIRED, 2019 SPECIFIED, YOU MAY be amended: A COPY OF ‘THIS NO- of the date of the lis CALL 711.” Fax: 561.392.6965 LOSE ALL LEGAL Beach WWTF at 206 N. TICE ON THEM. pendens must file a COMMENCE AT A Pub: March 25, April 1, 22718 RIGHTS AS A PAR- Gulf Boulevard, Pan- CONCRETE MONU- QUESTION ONE claim within 60 days af- GHIDOTTI I BERGER 2019 ADVERTISEMENT ENT TO THE CHILD ama City Beach, FL. All other creditors of ter the sale. MENT MARKING THE TITLE: REPEALING LLP 23259 FOR BIDS OR CHILDREN the decedent and other NORTHWEST COR- Bid Documents will be THE CURRENT CIVIL Attorneys for Plaintiff REQUEST NAMED IN THIS NO- SERVICE SYSTEM persons having claims DATED this 12th day of NER OF SECTION 19,

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FOR PROPOSALS IN THE CIRCUIT served must file their cation of this Notice is on property which you AVIATION Grads work HAVANESE PUPS COURT, FOURTEENTH claims with this Court March 25, 2019 Certificate No.: own or have legal inter- with JetBlue, United, AKC Home Raised JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ON OR BEFORE THE 4244 est. The property will Delta and others- start Best Health Guar. The PAEC Florida Buy OF THE STATE OF LATER OF 3 MONTHS LYNA HICKMAN, Year of Issuance: be sold at public auc- here with hands on Call 239-324-4650 program is seeking to FLORIDA, IN AND FOR AFTER THE TIME OF Personal Representa- May 29, 2013 tion at https://bay.realta training for FAA certifi- www.noahslittleark.com receive proposals to BAY COUNTY THE FIRST PUBLICA- tive Parcel ID: xdeed.com at 10:00 cation. Financial aid if establish a contract for Probate Division TION OF THIS NO- 3922 Enveti Court 23534-011-000 AM on the 21st day of qualified. Call AIM landscaping and land- Case Number: TICE OR 30 DAYS AF- Panama City, FL 32405 May, 2019 unless the 888-242-2649. scaping maintenance 2019-116-CP TER THE DATE OF JELKS & WHITE, P.A. Description of Property: back taxes are paid. To services, which include SERVICE OF A COPY SHOPES 1ST ADD LOT receive the payoff but not limited to irriga- IN RE: Estate of OF THIS NOTICE ON C. JASON WHITE 5 BLK B ORB 3180 P amount for the taxes tion, design, and instal- VERA RUTH WADE THEM. Florida Bar No. 11 MAP 118C1 owed contact the Bay lation of both large and deceased. 0357080 County Tax Collector, small projects at All other creditors of Attorney for Personal Name in which as- Panama City, Florida, schools, government NOTICE TO the decedent and other Representative sessed: telephone number Look No buildings, recreational CREDITORS persons having claims 516 McKenzie Avenue ALTON V HARTZOG (850) 248-8514. To re- complexes, parks, and or demands against Panama City, FL 32401 ceive further informa- Further other properties owned The administration of decedent’s estate must Phone: 850.784.0809 All of said property be- tion, contact the Clerk by city, county, state, the Estate of VERA file their claims with this Fax:850.784.0806 ing in the County of of the Court and Comp- Than The school districts, or RUTH WADE, de- Court WITHIN 3 Email:jason@jelksand- Bay, State of Florida. troller at the Bay non-profit organizations ceased, whose date of MONTHS AFTER THE white.com Unless said certificate County Courthouse, Classifieds or other eligible enti- death was June 29, DATE OF THE FIRST Pub: March 25, April 1, shall be redeemed ac- 300 E 4th St #101, ties. Go to www.florida 2018, is pending in the PUBLICATION OF 2019 cording to law, the Panama City, Florida, What you want buy.org for RFP docu- Circuit Court for Bay THIS NOTICE. property described in telephone number 23303 ments. County, Florida, Pro- such certificate shall be (850) 763-9061 x 3. NOTICE OF is right before Pub: March 23, 24, 25, bate Division, the ad- ALL CLAIMS NOT sold to the highest bid- APPLICATION FOR 29, 30, 31, 2019 dress of which is Bay FILED WITHIN THE der, on May 21, 2019; To make payment, TAX DEED your eyes in County Courthouse, TIME PERIODS SET 10:00 AM at please contact the of- 23279 300 E. 4th Street, Pan- FORTH IN FLORIDA https://bay.real- fice of the Tax Collec- PUBLIC NOTICE the Classified ama City, FL 32401. STATUTES SECTION Case No: 2019-4244TD taxdeed.com. tor, telephone num- The names and ad- 733.702 WILL BE ber. NOTICE IS HEREBY The Panama City Civil dresses of the Personal FOREVER BARRED. Dated this 21st of Pub: March 25, April 1, AKC German Shepherd Section of GIVEN Service Board will meet Representative and the :WAYNE GRANT March, 2019 8, 15, 2019 Pups, 3 females, 2 Monday, March on PersonalNOTWITHSTANDING INVESTMENTS LLC, males, health cert., your daily and Slow Reader? 25th, 2019 at 6:00 pm . Representative’s attor- THE TIME PERIOD the holder of the follow- Bill Kinsaul ready to go . Will con- Location will be held at ney are set forth below. SET FORTH ABOVE, ing certificate has filed Clerk of the Court and sider part barter. Sunday Free tutoring for the Bay County Gov- ANY CLAIM FILED said certificate for a tax Comptroller Bay Check our cars 850-703-9157 ernment Building, 840 All creditors of the de- TWO (2) YEARS OR deed to be issued County, Florida newspaper. adults. Call Literacy W 11th Street, cedent and other per- MORE AFTER THE thereon. The certificate and trucks in If you didn’t Rm#1030, Panama sons having claims or DECEDENT’S DATE number and year of is- By: Teresa Childers For Fast Volunteers of Bay City, Florida suance, the description advertise here, demands against OF DEATH IS Deputy Clerk today’s classified you’re missing out Pub: March 21, 22, 23, decedent’s estate on BARRED. of the property, and the Results, Call County Public 24, 25, 2019 whom a copy of this names in which it was WARNING! on potential assessed are as fol- 23301 Notice is required to be The date of first publi- There are unpaid taxes section! customers. 864-0320 Library, 872-7500 lows:

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EOE LEANN TOLLESON General Assignment Reporter RECRUITMENT SPECIALIST able to: tell stories in print and digital formats, [email protected] develop enterprise reporting, cover breaking 850-315-4315 news, and embrace online media. Good criti- cal thinking and people skills are a must. Ex- perience in print/digital journalism preferred, Calypso Towers Resort though college graduates with intern experi- ence will also be considered. Send electronic resume and works samples to Seeks to hire experienced and highly moti- Managing Editor Jacqueline Bostick at vated individuals for the following position: [email protected]. These Gate- house Media papers are within an hour north of the World’s Most Beaches and offer a com- Press Operator CUSTODIAN petitive benefit package including medical, dental, vision, life insurance and more. The News Herald in Panama City, Florida, Drug-free workplace, EOE home of the “World’s Most Beautiful Beaches” $13.00 hour. Full time position available. Our is looking for a press operator preferably with Custodians maintain a neat and clean environ- at least 2 years of experience using Web ment for the safety and comfort of our resi- Press, must have great work history, be dents, visitors and employees by completing self-motivated, disciplined & be a team player. cleaning services throughout the buildings Ability to use a computer is required. We will and maintain the common areas of the condo- train the right person in this rapidly advancing, minium grounds. May be required to lift heavy high tech field. The position is full time & in- equipment & supplies, perform heavy floor cludes night and weekend work. The News care, and do minor maintenance tasks. 1 – 2 Herald offers a competitive benefit package years experience preferred. Truck Driver including 401(k), paid vacation and sick leave, Part Time medical, dental, vision & life insurance. What we offer: - 75% Employer Provided Health Insurance The News Herald is accepting applications for Send your resume to [email protected] - Dental & Vision Insurance a hardworking, responsible truck driver to - 21 Days Paid Time Off load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- Interviews will be scheduled at a later time. tractors along with other related duties. No phone calls please. How to Apply – DO NOT CALL Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Send resume to: [email protected] Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- background check and drug screen. Or apply in person at: tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid 15817 Front Beach Road Florida driver license, a clean driving record, Drug-Free Workplace, EOE proof of insurance. NO CDL required.

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The News Herald is accepting applications for a hardworking, responsible truck driver to COUNTERTOP VISIONS, INC Human Resources load & deliver newspaper bundles to our con- Coordinator tractors along with other related duties. WANTED: Established countertop business needs Granite/Stone Countertop Installers, Assist the H.R. Manager by performing duties Hours are late night to early morning, on a ro- Install Helpers and Fabricators. related to employee benefits, screening pro- tating schedule. Applicants must have a valid spective employee applications, new hire ori- Class A CDL Florida driver license, a clean Exp preferred. Will train motivated people. entations, maintaining records, and preparing driving record, proof of insurance, a current Hours of work are M-F, with each work day various reports as directed. medical card. starting at 7am. Benefits Available: 401K, health insur, Associates degree or equivalent from a Send resume to: [email protected] life insur, more. Pay based on experience, two-year college or technical school, & two to and is renegotiable after a brief period. three years related experience and/or training. Interviews will be scheduled at a later date. No phone calls please. Apply through this ad anytime. We offer excellent benefits & salaries Hiring will be contingent on a criminal Apply on-site M-F, 10am-2pm: commensurate with your experience. background check and drug screen. 635 Briggs Ln, Southport, FL 32409. Apply online at www.merrick-inc.com email resumes: EOE/Minorities/Females/Vet/Disability Drug-Free Workplace, EOE [email protected] Drug Free Workplace

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