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Vol. 128, No. 18 • © 2019 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Teenager robbed, ASSOCIATED PRESS Garth Brooks is coming to Sanford By Larry Griffin kidnapped outside TRUMP DEFENDS DECISION Herald Staff TO ABANDON KURDISH AL- LIES IN SYRIA Country music legend Garth Brooks is of Seminole High coming to The Barn in Sanford this By Larry Griffin The president casts his deci- month. Herald Staff sion as fulfilling a campaign On Wednesday, Oct. 16, Brooks will promise, but critics say he is sac- play at The Barn, with tickets only avail- Two young people were arrested near Semi- rificing a U.S. ally and under- able to those who listen to radio station nole High School on Thursday after an alleged mining American credibility. K92.3FM, which Brooks said is “old carjacking and kidnapping, the Sanford Police Turkey, meanwhile, says it won't school,” reminding him of the 1990s Department said. bow to Trump's threats on its when people listened to the radio more. The two suspects arrested were Jaelin Jack- military intentions. It’s part of the ‘Dive Bar Tour,’ which son, 18, and Jordan Green, 17. is focused on playing “old school honky On Monday, Sept. 30, officers responded to TRUMP ENVOY TO TESTIFY tonk” types of bars, Brooks said in a video posted by K92.3FM. The tour, ac- IN IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY See ROBBERY, Page 6 cording to Wikipedia, will constitute A whistleblower's complaint seven dive bars across the country, and is and text messages released by in support of the song “Dive Bar,” which another envoy portray Gordon Brooks performed with Blake Shelton. Those interested can visit the website Sondland as a potentially impor- Photo contributed Seminole Schools tant witness to allegations that Garth Brooks will play a show at The Barn in Sanford next the president sought to dig up week. Tickets can only be won through K92.3FM. See BROOKS, Page 6 dirt on a rival in the name of for- receive $4m grant to eign policy.
'WE FEEL IT WAS A TRAP, A help struggling students TRICK' By Larry Griffin Six couples say federal immi- Herald Staff gration authorities in Baltimore have "cruelly twisted" regula- Seminole County Public Schools received a tions by detaining immigrants $4 million grant to bolster their program for seeking legal status based on helping students having trouble reading, ac- their marriages. cording to a press release. The grant, to be used over the next five WHERE THERE'S AN EF- years, will go toward usage for the U.S. De- FORT TO SAVE LIONS See GRANT, Page 6 Tanzanians are trying to head off retaliatory killings on the en- dangered species by helping to safeguard the domesticated ani- Check out what’s happening mals on which the big cats prey. around Seminole County NETANYAHU'S LIKUD LEAD- ERSHIP FACING RARE See Page 4 CHALLENGE
With a simple tweet, Gideon Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental See AP, Page 7 LYMAN HOMECOMING
Doctors turn to thumbs for Photo contributed Tess Carroll diagnosis and treatment by text A grand ceremony lead the opening of the homecoming game at Lyman High School last week. See Page 7
STOCKS OF Aliviar Care offers alternative senior care for LOCAL INTEREST those who aren’t ready for a nursing home As of 3 p.m. Tuesday By Larry Griffin Herald Staff Allegiant $148.28 SEMINOLE SMILE Bombardier $1.24 A new Longwood company, Aliviar Care, is aiming to provide a Faro $46.74 space for senior citizens to enjoy life Fastenal $30.82 without being a nursing home. Rather, at Aliviar, they’ll spend HCA Healthcare $117.36 the day there with others their age, Invacare $6.20 watching movies, reading and NextEra $230.95 doing crafts, and will then be able to go home to their families, said Tractor Supply $92.64 owner Ashish Kapadia, who started Toro $71.16 the facility in August with his wife, Wells Fargo $47.98 Boney. “It’s not clinical,” he said. “It’s a home away from home. It’s safe and comfortable, and they can learn new things and meet people. Then their Photo contributed Caretakers at Aliviar Care's Longwood location, getting ready to start helping senior citizens. See SENIORS, Page 6 Faith Negus - Abitare Salon Lake Mary PAGE 2 • Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Police Athletic League registration is open for winter By Sheralyn Brinson
The Seminole County Police Ath- letic League (PAL) Winter League Registration is underway. The City of Sanford Parks and Recreation De- partment and the Seminole County PAL announce Basketball Registra- tion for Boys and Girls, ages 5-14, as follows. Location: Westside Community Center, 919 S. Persimmon Ave. in Sanford, on Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., and on Saturdays: Oct. 12, 19, 26 and Nov. 2, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Location: PAL Building, 1151 E. 28th Street in Sanford, on Monday thru Photos contributed Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., and Sundays: Happy 49th Wedding Anniversary to James and Eartha Melton Lee Williams & The Spiritual QC’s 10/13, 10/20, and 10/27, from 9 a.m.-12noon. Registration Fee: $50 per athlete dren off illegal drugs. PAL programs needed. James serves as Florida State songs were written by Williams), and the NAACP. (includes T-shirt or jersey); check or sometimes are referred to as "Police Coordinator for Veterans Affairs Vol- memorable melodies, tight harmony The writer of this column, Shera- money orders only. Team draft dates: Activities Leagues" because many of unteers and Commander of Sanford and an awesome band. lyn J. Brinson, Host of the Sunday Nov. 5th and 7th; season starts on the programs are focused on youth AMVETS Post #17. Eartha serves as At the age of 7, Lee Williams and Morning “Rejoice” Radio Broadcast, Dec. 7th. Application forms for enrichment, educational and youth President of the Ladies Auxiliary for his three older brothers formed their which airs Gospel Music over players and coaches are available at leadership programs, not just sports. Post #17 and Worthy Matron of own quartet; they listened to and WSDO 1400-AM Radio (also online: both locations and online at The program generally solicits Sweet Harmony Chapter #388, replicated the songs they heard their www.wsdo.radio.net), will spotlight www.leaguelineup.com/semi- funds, equipment, and volunteer Order of Eastern Star. They are own- elders singing. He drove tractor the music ministry of Lee Williams nolepal. Interested in coaching? Con- help from the community, so that the ers of E&J Catering Services. The trailer for 24 years and sang Gospel & The Spiritual QC’s on Sun., Oct. tact Deputy Mickel Green, cost to taxpayers is small while the couple expressed thanks to God for on the weekends before going on the 13th, from 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m. The 407-280-9415 or JPO Tonya Davis, returns are great. His bountiful blessings and stated, road singing full time. Legendary group is very popular in the Sanford 321-696-6216. All coaches must pass It is said that participants in the “All praise and honor belong to Gospel groups, i.e., The Pilgrim Ju- community and beyond. She spoke a background check and be finger- League's activities are less likely to Him.” They are members of Refuge bilees, The Mighty Clouds of Joy, with Lee Williams’ family recently printed at the Seminole County engage in crime, far more likely to Church of Our Lord in The Fairfield Four and others influ- and was advised that his family and Sheriff’s Office at no cost to the praise the character of the police Sanford/Midway; Rev. Joel Brooks, enced his style of singing. Accord- friends, locally and nationally, are coach. All forms and fees must be force and discourage their friends Pastor. Congratulations and best ing to family members, “When you surrounding him with much love turned in together prior to the start from either committing crimes or wishes to the Meltons! come to Mississippi from Alabama, and they are very appreciative. No- of the league. Already formed teams covering up criminal activity. Al- there’s a billboard sign now that says table songs by the group include: are welcome! The community is in- though the vast majority of the • Lee Williams, lead singer of the Tupelo, the home of Elvis Presley Cooling Water and Another Blessing vited to “like” their Facebook Page: League's contests are with other well-known Lee Williams & The and of Lee Williams.” (duets with the Williams Brothers), Seminole County PAL Basketball youth in the same city, there are reg- Spiritual QC’s Gospel Quartet, has Farewell tours have been held Good To Me, Grateful, I Can’t Give League. PAL’s slogan, “Filling Play- ularly-scheduled national contests retired from singing for health rea- around the country; and an Appreci- Up, I've Learned to Lean, Jesus Is grounds Not Prisons”. between teams in different parts of sons. He has been diagnosed with ation Day and Retirement Celebra- Alive And Well, Jesus Made A Way, Police Athletic Leagues are organ- the country. For many of the young Alzheimer’s Disease. The group tion was held for Lee Williams Jesus Rose, Love Will Go All the izations based in many police de- people who participate, it is their was formed in Tupelo, MS in 1968 recently in Tupelo where he resides Way, Thank You, Personally, Wave partments around the country where first chance to travel outside of their and started recording in the 1990’s. with his family. The celebration My Hand, You Changed This Life of members of police forces coach hometown. (www.PAL.com). The Spiritual QC’s will continue event featured regional and national Mine, and many more. Everyone is young people, boys and girls, singing, recording and touring. The singers and an informational presen- invited to tune in! Questions, call in sports (soccer, basketball, football • Happy 49th Wedding Anniver- group has won numerous awards, tation by the Alzheimer’s Associa- Sheralyn J. Brinson, 407-321-4881. and others), and help with home- sary to James and Eartha M. Melton i.e., Traditional Quartet of the Year, tion. The disease is said to be more work and other school-related activi- of Sanford. They are very active in Best Gospel Album, 10 Stellar prevalent in older African Americans Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at ties. The purpose is to build Sanford and the surrounding com- Awards, Mississippi Trailblazer than in any other ethnic group. [email protected]. character, help strengthen police- munities and work hand in hand Award, and more. The group is There were presentations by the City community relations, and keep chil- lending support wherever help is noted for great lyrics (most of their Council (key to the City of Tupelo)
ARTS ALIVE: Theater West End presents play, ‘Once on this Island’
By Rachel Sammons into a Calypso-flavored tale p.m. The Trust will reveal hundred-eighty artists will brings you thoughtful This weekend from the Herald Arts Columnist about a young girl on a dev- thirteen black-and-white exhibit in Central Park and videos, podcasts, and other 12th to the 14th is the 25th astated island who finds love photos that were selected to along historic Park Avenue media in the horror genre, annual South East Asian This week, travel to a de- in a world of prejudice. But appear in the 2020 Sanford with artwork that includes the screening is preceded by Film Festival titled “Beyond serted Caribbean island, ex- unbeknownst to the girl, the calendar which aims to help ceramics, digital art, mixed an introduction by Some- Bollywood.” The Enzian perience South East Asian gods who preside over the promote the Sanford commu- media, painting, and photog- thing Ghoulish's Anthony Theater will screen inde- culture, and enjoy your island make a bet with one nity. Attendees can meet the raphy. Live entertainment Derington who will explain pendent films and shorts that everyday, traditional art fes- another over which is photographers and receive will also be present. For the movie’s legacy. “Plan 9 capture diverse stories set in tival. stronger: love or death. The advanced copies. All of the more information, go to win- From Outer Space” tells the the Indian subcontinent that stakes are the protagonist’s money raised for the free cal- terpark.org/autumn-art-fes- story of a community of Cali- explore its culture and her- Theater: Once on life. Tickets, showtimes, and endar is reinvested into the tival. The festival is located fornians in the San Fernando itage. Co-presented with the This Island more information can be cost of making and printing at 251 South Park Ave., Win- Valley who come under at- Asian Cultural Association, found at it. For more information, go ter Park, FL 32789. tack by aliens. As a means of the festival showcases work Starting this Friday, Octo- theaterwestend.com/events. to the Facebook event. The taking over the world, the by acclaimed filmmakers ber 11th, Theater West End Theater West End is located gallery is located at 211 East Movies: “Plan 9 from aliens resurrect corpses from from across the globe. For will present the play that at 115 West 1st St., Sanford, 1st St., Sanford, FL 32771. Outer Space” and the a cemetery in Hollywood. showtimes, tickets, and more was chosen by Orlando Sen- FL, 32771. South East Asian Film For more information on the information, go to The Winter Park Autumn screening, go to the Facebook enzian.org. The Enzian The- tinel as a ‘Best Bet’ for the Festival 2019-2020 Orlando Arts Sea- Art: Sanford Photography Art Festival is this weekend event. The Emil Buehler Per- ater is located at 1300 South on Saturday the 12th and petual Trust Planetarium is Orlando Ave., Maitland, FL son Preview. “Once on This and Winter Park Autumn Tomorrow the 10th at 7:00 Island” earned an Olivier Art Festival Sunday the 13th. Hosted by on the Seminole State Col- 32751. the Winter Park Chamber of p.m., attend a free screening lege’s Lake Mary/Sanford Award as well as eight Tony Commerce, the yearly event of “Plan 9 From Outer campus and is located at 100 Email art news and tips to nominations including Best The Sanford Historic Trust is the only juried fine art fes- Space” at Seminole State Col- Weldon Blvd., B117C, San- Herald Arts Columnist Rachel Musical, Book and Score. The will host their 6th annual cal- tival that exclusively features lege’s Emil Buehler Planetar- ford, FL 32773. Sammons at rsammons@mysan- play adapts the classic fairy- endar reveal event this Satur- Florida artists. Over one- ium. Co-presented by fordherald.com. tale of The Little Mermaid day the 12th from 6:00 to 8:00 Something Ghoulish which
SENIOR NEWS LINE
By Matilda Charles in the know are making an increase for 2020. The Senior below the raise we got last month for those receiving the mium will be adjusted to educated guess about the Citizens League estimates that year. This will mean an aver- average $1,460 per month make sure there isn't a net Grab your calculator. Those amount of our Social Security the increase will be 1.6%, age net gain of $23.40 per benefit. In 2019, that benefit loss. amount netted an increase of What about our other ex- $40.90 per month. penses though? If we have a The Social Security Admin- drug policy or a supplemental istration will come out later Medicare plan, chances are with the final number, but the that the two of those will see Senior Citizens League has increases that exceed the extra used the Consumer Price $14.60 per month. Then Index for 2019 up to the end there's the small matter of the of the third quarter for its cal- price of fresh vegetables, beef, culations. fish, eggs, dairy and cereal. At the same time, says the Based on the Consumer Price Senior Citizens League, our Index, expect an increase in Medicare Part B premium is those prices, even before we expected to go from $135.50 to get to 2020. Those of us who $144.30 per month. Doing the pay rent generally see an an- math, that nets the average nual increase, too. Is there any benefit recipient an extra chance the landlord will skip $14.60 per month. Some of us, a year? however, are protected: If the To see all the things the Part B premium goes up more SCL is doing for us, go online than the increased Social Se- to seniorsleague.org. curity amount, the Part B pre- SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS
$5.6 million for a 700 foot road? dug out and filled with dirt for the new road entrance to the County complex. Work has begun on one of the most ex- The second picture is just to the south of pensive boondoggles in Seminole County the sinkhole. The masterplan calls for all history. You can see for yourself on the the offices in downtown Sanford to be West side of 17-92 just north of the road moved to the site. to the Museum of Seminole County His- The argument for all this? That it will tory. be more efficient because everything will be together and will be centrally located in the County. No one has shown us the numbers estimating how long it will take for the taxpayers to recover their money from this efficiency move. Just the road alone is costing the equivalent of $42 mil- lion per mile. If it was moved 200 feet south, it would cost millions less. ======
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Section 8 housing in the Pentagon? If we aren't involved in as many places in A specialized swamp backhoe is at the world we will need to do something Idiotic Environmental Predictions work clearing the sinkhole which will be with all that extra space. By Walter E. Williams that "we have 500 days to avoid climate chaos." The Competitive Enterprise Institute has Peter Gunter, professor at North Texas published a new paper, "Wrong Again: 50 State University, predicted in the spring Years of Failed Eco-pocalyptic Predictions." 1970 issue of The Living Wilderness: "De- Keep in mind that many of the grossly mographers agree almost unanimously on wrong environmentalist predictions were the following grim timetable: by 1975 wide- made by respected scientists and govern- spread famines will begin in India; these that there won't be any more crude oil." The United States is the largest producer of ment officials. My question for you is: If you will spread by 1990 to include all of India, There were grossly wild predictions well natural gas worldwide. were around at the time, how many govern- Pakistan, China and the Near East, Africa. before the first Earth Day, too. In 1939, the Today's wild predictions about climate ment restrictions and taxes would you have By the year 2000, or conceivably sooner, U.S. Department of the Interior predicted doom are likely to be just as true as yester- urged to avoid the predicted calamity? South and Central America will exist under that American oil supplies would last for year's. The major difference is today's Amer- As reported in The New York Times (Aug. famine conditions. ... By the year 2000, thirty only another 13 years. In 1949, the secretary icans are far more gullible and more likely 1969) Stanford University biologist Dr. Paul years from now, the entire world, with the of the interior said the end of U.S. oil sup- to spend trillions fighting global warming. Erhlich warned: "The trouble with almost all exception of Western Europe, North Amer- plies was in sight. Having learned nothing And the only result is that we'll be much environmental problems is that by the time ica, and Australia, will be in famine." from its earlier erroneous energy claims, in poorer and less free. we have enough evidence to convince peo- Ecologist Kenneth Watt's 1970 prediction 1974, the U.S. Geological Survey said that ple, you're dead. We must realize that unless was, "If present trends continue, the world the U.S. had only a 10-year supply of natu- Walter E. Williams is a professor of eco- we're extremely lucky, everybody will dis- will be about four degrees colder for the ral gas. However, the U.S. Energy Informa- nomics at George Mason University. To find appear in a cloud of blue steam in 20 years." global mean temperature in 1990, but eleven tion Administration estimated that as of Jan. out more about Walter E. Williams and read In 2000, Dr. David Viner, a senior research degrees colder in the year 2000." He added, 1, 2017, there were about 2,459 trillion cubic features by other Creators Syndicate writers scientist at University of East Anglia's cli- "This is about twice what it would take to feet of dry natural gas in the United States. and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate mate research unit, predicted that in a few put us into an ice age." That's enough to last us for nearly a century. webpage at www.creators.com. years winter snowfall would become "a very Mark J. Perry, scholar at the American En- rare and exciting event. Children just aren't terprise Institute and professor of economics going to know what snow is." In 2004, the and finance at the University of Michigan's MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley U.S. Pentagon warned President George W. Flint campus, cites 18 spectacularly wrong Bush that major European cities would be predictions made around the time of first beneath rising seas. Britain will be plunged Earth Day in 1970. This time it's not about into a Siberian climate by 2020. In 2008, Al weather. Harrison Brown, a scientist at the Gore predicted that the polar ice cap would National Academy of Sciences, published a be gone in a mere 10 years. A U.S. Depart- chart in Scientific American that looked at ment of Energy study led by the U.S. Navy metal reserves and estimated that humanity predicted the Arctic Ocean would experi- would run out of copper shortly after 2000. ence an ice-free summer by 2016. Lead, zinc, tin, gold and silver would be In May 2014, French Foreign Minister gone before 1990. Kenneth Watt said, "By the Laurent Fabius declared during a joint ap- year 2000, if present trends continue, we pearance with Secretary of State John Kerry will be using up crude oil at such a rate ... PAGE 4 • Midweek : Oct. 9 to 12 , 2019 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Seminole High Student award for Volunteering
AARP Smart DriverTEK Resolution Saturday OurLegacy Organ and Tissue Donation Services awarded He- lena Oakley, a senior at Seminole High School, the Jake Thursday, Oct. 10, 9 to Saturday, Oct. 12, 6 p.m. 3:30 p.m., Winter Springs doors open, 7 p.m. bell time, Bainter Outstanding Youth Award. During her middle and Senior Center, 400 N. Edge- Palmetto Ave. Baptist high school years, Helena put in countless hours of volunteer mon Ave., Winter Springs & Church, 2626 S. Palmetto time educating her peers and community about the lifesaving Oakmonte Village Retire- Ave., Sanford. $2 adults, $1 mission of organ and tissue donation. Every time she volun- ment Center, 1021 Royal kids 3 to 14. Raffle proceeds teers, she honors her brother Jimmy who saved three lives Garden Circle, Lake Mary. go to Compassionate Hearts through the donation of kidneys and liver when he passed 90 minute session teaching & Hands. First female match away nine years ago. This award was presented to Helena about latest high-tech safety and any other slammin’ by OurLegacy, Central Florida’s donation service dedicated to features in your car (blind matches - come see. saving and improving lives through organ and tissue donation spot detection, forward col- and public education. Pictured: Jake Bainter, tissue recipient, lision warning, lane depar- Mentalist & Illusionist left, presents award to Helena Oakley. ture warning & more). Saturday, Oct. 12, 6 to 7 Reserve spot by calling 407- p.m. cocktails, 7 to 10 p.m. 977-3825. show, Center Lake Park, Photo contributed Oviedo. 1st 50 tickets - $15, Bridge Club early bird - $20, $25 at the Thursdays (2nd & 4th), 3 door. Wayne Hoffman, Mind to 5 p.m., North Branch Li- Reading, Psychic Stunts, Oviedo Babe Ruth Boys honored at Oviedo City Council Meeting brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Magic. Call 407-971-5590. Sanford. Play bridge. Images of Sanford 4-H Alumni & Friends Saturday, Oct. 12, 6 to 8 Meet & Greet p.m., Jeanine Taylor Gallery, Thursday, Oct. 10, 6 to 211 E. 1st St., Sanford. The 7:30 p.m., UF IFAS Exten- 13 black & white photos se- sion Seminole County, 250 lected to appear in the 2020 W. County Home Rd. San- Images of Sanford calendar ford. 4-H Alumni & Friends will be introduced. Advance are celebrating National 4-H copies of the calendar will Week. Tell about your 4-H be available. Light refresh- stories & learn what 4-H is ments served. doing today. Open to all 4-H alumni, friends & support- Country Jam ers, not just former Seminole Saturday, Oct. 12, 6 to 9 County 4-H members.Light p.m., Lake Concord Park, refreshments served. Regis- Casselberry. Country singer, ter at: https://4h-alumni- AdamWakefield headlines. Photos contributed friends-meetandgreet.eventb At a recent City Council meeting, the Oviedo City Council recognized the Oviedo Babe Ruth Boys 6A (left) and 10B (right) teams for their rite.com. SHS '69 Class Reunion athletic achievements. The Oviedo Babe Ruth 6A boys T-ball team became the first ever 6 and Under State Champions from Oviedo. Saturday, Oct. 12, 6:30 The State tournament was held over 4 days and included 19 of the best 6 and Under T-ball teams from all over Florida. The Team’s iLLuminART - Sculpture p.m. to 12 a.m., 520 on the Manager was Brett Iacovone. He was assisted by Coach John Prano. The 10B All Star Baseball team won the State 10 and Under B Friday, Oct. 11, 6 to 9 Water, 520 N. Palmetto Ave., Championship. The State Tournament was held in Ocala, Florida in late July. Over the 4-day tournament the 10B team played 5 games, p.m., Lake Concord Park, Sanford. Live band, cash bar, winning 4 and losing only 1. The lone loss was on their first day of play. Over the next 4 games, the team outscored their opponents 55- Casselberry. Art & music in hors d'oeuvres. Checks to 45 by collecting 44 hits as a team in route to winning the State Championship. The Team’s Manager was Maria Chiles, who was assisted the park with food trucks. SHS Class of '69 - 50th re- by Coaches Mark Ion and Rory McBratney. Sun down - lights up with union, P.O. Box 229267, art-light installations Glenwood, FL 32720. Call throughout the park with 407-865-9601, 407-314-6844 Seminole Science Students proud of Perfect Math Scores LED lighting, digital map- or 321-281-7277 for info. ping, laser projections & fire. Artisan vendors also on Sunset Cinema Seminole Science Charter School principal, hand. Saturday, Oct. 12, 8 to 10 Yunus Aksu, recognizes p.m., Cranes Roost Park, Alt. 13 hardworking students Ballroom Dancing Spgs. Bring chairs & blan- for scoring perfectly on Fridays, 8 to 10 p.m., kets to watch a spooky ani- their 2019 Math Florida Rural Heritage Center, 101 mated short film, "Monster Standards Assessment E. Main St., Geneva. $5 per vs. Aliens: Mutant Pump- (FSA) or statewide End- couple. Watch choreo- kins from Outer Space, Toy of-Course (EOC) graphed ballroom dancing Story of Terror & Scared assessment.. (aka round dancing) or Shreckless." Free. Food & come & learn. Visit beverages for purchase. Photo contributed www.cuedballroomdance.co m for info. Farm Fresh Pumpkins Sunday, Oct. 13 to Thurs- Health Fair day, Oct. 31, 1 to 7 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 12, 9 a.m. Grace United Methodist to 1 p.m., A New Beginning Church, 499 N. Country Church, Iglesia un Nuevo Club Road, Lake Mary. Just Our Soldiers Helpers assemble more Packages for Military Comienzo, 975 Markham Bring the family for a pic- Woods Road, Longwood. ture in the pumpkin patch. Blood pressure checks, BMI J.O.S.H. (Just oOur screenings, blood glucose Museum of Geneva Soldies Helpers) screenings, A1C screenings, History volunteers recently cholesterol screenings, STD dodged the rain and testing, self defense demo, Sundays, Oct. 13 & 27 (every 2nd & 4th Sun.), 2 to packed another 160 diabetes conference & blood care packages. 100 donations. Snacks & refresh- 4 p.m., 165 1st St., food and 60 ments served. Call 407-617- Geneva. Free but donations hygienee. Thanks to 0955. appreciated. Display proves all of the volunteers the location of Fort and to the DAV for Controlling Pests Lane. Local archaeological finds, pioneer crafts, mer- use of the facility. Saturday, Oct. 12, 9:30 cantile, family records, Civil a.m. to noon, Seminole War info., toys/musical in- County Extension Audito- struments, story of Geneva Photo contributed rium, 250 W. County Home & the Lincoln Rd., Sanford. $5. Discussion Conspiracy. Listen to an Edi- on good guys, bad guys & son Phonograph. Buy T- interesting insects, from shirts, caps, mugs, prints, Aphids to Zebra Long- history books, and the new wings, overview of home & “Story of Fort Lane – 2nd garden. Pre-register at Seminole War” book. His- https://pestproblems.event tory website: www.usgen- brite.com net.org/usa/fl/county/sem inole/Geneva or Next Step Orlando Facebook.com/GenevaHis- Saturday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m. toryMuseumFL. Open by to 12 noon, Cranes Roost appointment - 407-349-5697. Park, Alt. Spgs. Walk to help provide those living with SDTEK Workshop spinal cord injuries the op- portunity to achieve their Monday, Oct. 14, 1 to 2:30 greatest recovery potential p.m., One Senior Center, 715 & increased quality of life. Douglas Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Free workshop last- ing 90 minutes teaches latest Autumn Harvest high-tech safety features in Multicultural Celebration your car or technology to Saturday, Oct. 12, 10:30 look for when shopping for a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Lake Mary a new car. 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Great Pumpkin Paint-Off Taste of Altamonte Saturday, Oct. 12, 2 to 3 Monday, Oct. 14, 6 to 9 p.m., North Branch Library, p.m., Cranes Roost Park, Alt. 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- Spgs. Sample "tastes" from ford. Paint a pumpkin to local restaurants including look like a children's book wine & beer. Hosted by Al- character. Will be displayed tamonte Rotary.to raise in library for kids to vote for funds to support local chari- them. Most popular gets a ties. Starbucks $10 gift card. Teens 13+. Registration re- quired. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Oct. 9 to 12, 2019 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Dr. Stinard shares Fall Health Tips for Students AdventHealth Winter Park partners with ter oral health. To set your student up for suc- cess, encourage them to practice good oral hy- giene at home by brushing their teeth twice World-Renowned Artist for Signature Gateway and flossing once each day. Parents should also schedule an annual dental checkup in ad- dition to a student’s yearly health physical. 4. Make backpack adjustments. A heavy backpack can lead to muscle strain, particularly if it’s worn inappropri- ately. Educate your child to use both shoulder straps and adjust the backpack so the bottom sits at their waist. You can also help distribute weight and ensure better posture by packing heavier items closest to the center. When pur- chasing a new backpack, choose one that has wide, padded shoulder straps and a padded Special to the Herald back or even a rolling option. Now is also a Photos contributed By Dr. Alex Stinard, Emergency Medicine at good time to talk to your student about items Additions to AdventHealth Winter Park focuses on nurturing souls, recharging spirits and beautifying Central Florida Regional Hospital that should never be put in a backpack and the campus. brought to school, including weapons, valu- Special to the Herald A screen wall with a temporary picture of ables, and food allergens. Florida’s natural beauty by local artistic pho- Based on recommendations by the Center 5. Establish a consistent bed time. Two larger-than-life sculptures will wel- tographer Paul Marcellini will serve as back- for Disease Control as well as the American Insufficient sleep is associated with lower come and guide patients and visitors to the ground and frame the halo sculpture in the Academy of Pediatrics. academic achievement and poor concentra- AdventHealth Winter Park campus, after an new space. The wall is composed of a mesh 1. Focus on healthy nutrition practices. tion. For younger children, the optimal installation by renowned artist JEFRË. metal that over time will be filled with beauti- A student's diet is linked to his/her aca- amount of sleep is 10-12hrs. Adolescents are The hospital partnered with JEFRË to en- ful creeping fig. Three sculptural benches, in- demic success, so it’s important they consume recommended to clock 8-10hrs each night. To hance the emergency room entrance near the spired by coconuts, complete the new three balanced meals and two healthy snacks ensure your child does their best each day, set intersection of Lakemont and Aloma Avenues. landscape. per day. At home, jumpstart the day by serv- a consistent bedtime – and stick to it. Many The beautification project is part of the exten- A second sculpture — which features two ing them a healthy breakfast, which is associ- parents also create rules about powering sive expansion and campus-enhancement ef- red sculpted forms in a shape of stacked “ER” ated with improved cognitive function. You down electronic devices at least one hour be- forts to create a community-friendly space. letters — will be at a different location on can also educate your child on healthy cafete- fore bedtime to help their children fall asleep “At AdventHealth we believe in treating Lakemont Avenue — will serve as a statement ria choices or enlist their help in packing their faster and wake more refreshed. the whole person — body, mind and spirit. We of hope and healing and serve as a will serve own well-rounded school lunches. Bonus: Parents can also take time at home believe art plays a key role in that holistic phi- as a visual cue to the hospital’s Emergency 2. Kickstart that exercise routine. to discuss bullying and cyberbullying. Estab- losophy as it helps calm emotions and inspires Department. Physical activity can help improve cogni- lishing an open line of communication about the spirit,” said Jennifer Wandersleben, CEO Landscaping and design work is complete tive skills, attitudes, concentration, and atten- these challenging topics helps increase the of AdventHealth Winter Park. “This art proj- in the space where the art pieces will be in- tion, as well as classroom behavior. Children likelihood your child will come to you for ect will beautify our campus and will give the stalled. The sculptures are tentatively sched- ages 6 to 17 years old should participate in at help should they ever experience bullying on- community a gathering area for residents to uled to be installed this week. least 60 minutes of physical activity per day. line or in the classroom. These at-home dis- nurture their souls and recharge their spirits.” The installation is part of a project to im- 3 .Prioritize good oral health. cussions can help make school a safer, JEFRË broke into the national art scene by prove the aesthetics of the AdventHealth Win- Children with poor oral health, including healthier place for every child. winning eight iconic public art competitions ter Park campus, which first opened in 1955. cavities and gum disease, miss more school and receive lower grades than those with bet- in 2008 worldwide. He is known for his major The campus’ Nicholson Pavilion opened in public installations located in the Lake Nona July. Town Center in southeast Orlando called “The About the artist: Dear Dietitian shares about Blue Zone Diets Beacon” and “Code Wall.” JEFRË’s site spe- JEFRË studied at the Art Institute of cific work has been featured in numerous Chicago prior to receiving a bachelor’s degree dinia, Italy; the community of Seventh-Day publications and continues to use his work to in Landscape Architecture from Ohio State Adventists in Loma Linda, California; Ikaria, inspire people, community and place. University. He has constructed numerous site- Greece; Okinawa, Japan; and Costa Rica’s “It’s the hope of every artist that their work specific artworks in cities around the world Nicoya Peninsula. can help heal people’s mind, body and souls,” including London, Manila, Miami, New Or- The Mediterranean diet (MeDiet) is a type JEFRË said. “Having this installation in a leans, Philadelphia, Abu Dhabi and San Anto- of blue zone diet and is traditionally followed place that is already set aside for healing is a nio. JEFRË was named one of seven “Faces of by people who live along the Mediterranean great honor. I hope that generations of people Design” by Florida Inside Out Architecture Sea. It is a plant-based diet rich in fruits, veg- can look at the piece and draw inspiration to Magazine for his environmental art and cou- etables, whole grains, nuts, fish, and olive oil. feel whole again.” ture landscapes. His work has been featured Red meat is eaten no more than once a week, The main sculpture at AdventHealth Win- in numerous publications such as NY Times, and red wine is often enjoyed with meals. ter Park is a 20-foot diameter “halo” made of CNN, Elle and L Official. As an artist and city This diet is associated with lower rates of car- mirror stainless steel. The thought-provoking building initiator, his design solutions origi- diovascular disease (CVD) than American gateway sculpture has the Bible verse from nate from a deep understanding of the histori-
diets. It replaces saturated fat with monoun- Jeremiah 29:11 — “For I know the plans I have cal, environmental, social and contextual Leanne McCrate, RD, LD, CNSC, aka Dear Die- saturated fat found in extra virgin olive oil for you, says the LORD. They are plans for relationships influencing the site, people and titian, is an award-winning dietitian based in Mis- and polyunsaturated fat found in nuts. It is good…to give you a future and a hope.” — the architecture. souri. Her experience includes over seventeen likely the combination of foods in this diet engraved on it. years of clinical practice in the hospital setting. that produces health benefits. Dear Dietitian’s mission is to educate consumers In the PREDIMED study published in 2013 on sound, scientifically-based nutrition. Do you Journal of New England Medicine, over 7,000 Call to Artists -Lake Mary Senior Center have a nutrition question? Email her at DearDi- participants were randomized to follow a Me- [email protected]. Diet with added olive oil; a MeDiet with Special to the Herald regular office hours, 8:30am-4:00pm Monday added nuts, or a low-fat diet in the control thru Friday (except holidays.) By Leanne McCrate, RD, LD, CNSC (Reg- group. Participants were instructed NOT to Call to Artists for Lake Mary Senior Center Art will be judged by City staff. To be eligi- istered Dietitian, Licensed Dietitian, Cer- reduce calories. The study measured the com- Theme: THE PLACES WE LIVE LIFE ble, submissions must meet the following cri- tified Nutrition Support Clinician) bined risk of heart attack, stroke, and death Call to Artists & submissions accepted: teria: from cardiovascular (CV) events. Cardiovas- Now to October 11, 2019 1. Be original 2D works of art (ready to cular events were defined as heart attack, Jury selection of art by City staff: no later hang with wire attached), and available for stroke, or death from cardiovascular causes. than October 18 sale (3 submissions per artist.) Dear Dietitian, Those who followed the MeDiet with olive oil Artists deliver selected art to Senior 2. No nudes, sculptures or prints are per- saw a 30% decrease in CV events, while the Center: October 23 to November 1 mitted. What makes “blue zone diets” like the MeDiet + nuts saw a 28% decrease compared Exhibit opening: Wednesday November 6 3. Be the work of Central Florida artists. Mediterranean diet so healthy? to the low-fat group. Pick-up of art: March 9 - 13, 2020. 4. Email required information to info@semi- While diet is a major contributor to well- The City of Lake Mary sponsors a rotating noleculturalarts.org with attached images in Signed, being in blue zone areas, it is important to juried art exhibit at the Senior Center, 911 Wal- jpeg format only): Chris note other significant factors. These cultures lace Ct., Lake Mary as part of an Art in Public a. Artist’s name, address, telephone also have an emphasis on faith, family, physi- Places program. It features 3 cycles per year, number and email address Dear Chris, cal activity, no smoking, and no “time ur- each running for approximately 3 months. The b. Title of each artwork (maximum 3 gency.” Several ingredients go into a healthy Seminole Cultural Arts Council (SCAC) will submissions per artist) Blue zones are areas of the world where lifestyle recipe. facilitate the Call to Artists. There is no cost to c. Sale price, medium, and size of each people live much longer than average. The submit. piece, Size restrictions are 2” depth, 36” width term was trademarked by Dan Buettner who Sincerely, If your art is selected, you will be provided and 36” height. identified these five regions of the world: Sar- Dear Dietitian with artist release forms. Times for delivery of For info call 407-302-1099 selected art to the Senior Center will be during PAGE 6 • Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 SANFORD HERALD
died and called the phone number where she used to live. Her VETERANS POST brother answered and said he was the sister, still alive, and the VA kept sending the money. The following month he left a voicemail at OBITUARIES by Freddy Groves the VA and said to only communicate by fax or email, and he help- fully provided a new street address. A man on the East Coast pretended to be his deceased sister Eventually he was caught and pleaded guilty to one count of for over two years, taking veterans disability benefits that con- stealing government property. tinued to be deposited in her bank account ... except it was It was over 30 months before the VA first noticed the sister was CDR WARD J. TAYLOR 2019 at the age of 98. He was more complicated than just spending the money that appeared dead and stopped the payments. Three times the man impersonat- laid to rest at Florida in her account. ed his sister and lied to the VA on the phone. He forged her signa- CDR Ward J. Taylor, National Cemetery on Two and a half years after the sister's death, the Department ture. He stole money. For this he was sentenced to six measly United States Navy retired of October 4, 2019 with full mili- of Veterans Affairs figured out that she was deceased and months in prison. It could have been 10 years. Sanford, Florida passed away tary honors. WWII Silver stopped the direct deposit. The man called the VA, pretending Yes, he has to pay the money back. Yes, he's going to have two in Sanford on September 27, Eagle. to be his sister, and informed them that she wasn't actually years of supervised release once he gets out. But where is the incen- dead. The VA immediately restarted the deposits and even sent tive to other would-be crooks to stay clear of this kind of activity? back payments. His sister died (and he started taking the money) in January 2015. Seven months later, the VA again realized that the sister had As of this writing he still hasn't been required to report to prison.
TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH
Chickenpox vs. Shingles
By Keith Roach, M.D. sible we could see the end of able how they are, no matter caused the cancers? My wife In the case of nonstick cook- chickenpox and of shingles for- what their height, and to rec- used one for quite some time. - ware, there is no increased DEAR DR. ROACH: Do peo- ever, the way we were able to ognize that many of the com- - B.R. risk. Workers who make non- ple who have never had chick- eliminate smallpox. ments they will hear are based stick coatings for pans or enpox get shingles? -- K.C.H. *** on envy. ANSWER: When someone is clothing are potentially at risk DEAR DR. ROACH: Is there I'd especially recommend diagnosed with any serious due to a chemical used in man- ANSWER: Ninety-nine per- medical help or gene therapy that if they happen to have a disease, but especially with ufacturing called PFOA, but cent of people have had chick- to prevent excessive height? tall girl (if they do have a girl, cancer, it is a human trait to there is none of this (probably) enpox and are at risk for shin- My niece is 6 feet, 1 inch tall one formula for predicting think back on possible causes. carcinogenic chemical in the gles, and this includes most and soon will marry a man height would estimate her We want to have as much con- final product. Overheating a people who think they haven't who is 6 feet, 11 inches tall. height at 6 feet, 4 inches), they trol over our fate as possible. nonstick-coated pan can cause had chickenpox. (Some cases Life was not always easy for encourage her to have excel- However, most cases of cancer irritating, but not cancer-caus- are so mild that they go unrec- her, as she was mocked at lent posture. I see too many occur without a specific risk ing, chemical fumes. ognized.) But only people who school. And he has had a daily tall women hunched over, as if (smoking cigarettes is the *** have had chickenpox (or the life of "How's the weather up trying to hide their height. biggest exception). Cancer Dr. Roach regrets that he is vaccine, which is a weakened there?" Could they prevent There are good medical rea- happens, among other reasons, unable to answer individual form of the live virus) can get their children from growing to sons to have an erect posture, when there is an error in repli- letters, but will incorporate shingles. People who had the such a height? -- D.B. especially for taller people. cating DNA, when we are hit them in the column whenever vaccine seem to be at lower ANSWER: No, there is no *** by natural radiation or when possible. Readers may email risk of shingles than those who medical treatment to prevent DEAR DR. ROACH: I something in our environment questions to had the infection. excess height, and there is no recently was diagnosed with damages our DNA. There cer- [email protected] If the shingles vaccine tech- medical reason to do so. kidney cancer, and my wife is tainly are behaviors we can do nell.edu. nology can work for a chicken- Instead, I'd advise your niece now getting treatment for to reduce cancer risk, but there pox vaccine (and I see no rea- and her fiance to encourage breast cancer. Would cooking is no way to entirely prevent (c) 2019 North America Synd., son it shouldn't), then it's pos- their children to be comfort- on a nonstick skillet have cancer from occurring. Inc.
BROOKS played there before and mentioned the iconic and said he was sure it wouldn’t hurt their the 1980s, with his most recent one being country bar in a 1995 song, “The Old Stuff,” visibility and chances for others to come and 2016’s ‘Gunslinger.’ from the Fresh Horses album. play there later. Brooks has received seven Diamond Continued from Page 1 Tory Veigle, owner of The Barn, said having Jaycelle Veigle, fellow owner of The Barn, Awards for the seven albums of his that have Brooks back would be “the experience of a echoed Tory’s sentiments. sold over 10 million copies, and has sold over lifetime.” “This is one of his first locations, so it's real- 148 million albums overall in the United https://www.k923orlando.com/entertain- “We hope it’s exciting for all who win tick- ly fitting that he is coming back to be with States, putting him alongside artists like The ment/here-win-tickets-see-garth-brooks to ets to come,” he said. us,” she told a local news station last week. Beatles and Elvis Presley in terms of sales. sign up to try and win tickets. Veigle said he was excited that Brooks had Brooks is a singer-songwriter who has He has also sold over 170 million albums Brooks has a history with The Barn, having picked their venue to bring his tour to town, released 12 studio albums since debuting in worldwide.
GRANT According to Michelle Walsh, Executive ROBBERY where he knew there was a On Thursday, Oct. 3, a Director of Exceptional Student and Support camera, and attempted to call came in from the vic- Services with SCPS, they narrowed things roll down the window and tim’s mother, who said a co- Continued from Page 1 down to look into helping students with Continued from Page 1 signal for help. worker of hers might know reading. The suspects then report- who the suspects were. “We want to focus on students who are edly rolled the windows After showing a still photo partment of Education’s Education maybe a few years behind their peers,” she the Shahan Food Max back up and kept the knife from the Shahan Food Max Innovation and Early Research program, said. “We want to close the national achieve- convenience store on 25th to his neck, saying they security camera, the co- which provides funding to develop and ment gap, focusing on this specific area of Street after a reported were going to kill him. worker said one suspect implement new programs for high-need stu- deficit.” armed robbery. They met a After that there was a went by the alias “Swift.” She said they would be focusing on small dents. juvenile victim who said scuffle as the suspects tried Searching for that name in The program put forward by SCPS was groups of students at a time, which would he’d been leaving Seminole to go through the victim’s their database of aliases the Exceptional Student Education work to focus on specific problems the stu- High School to go to his job pockets and put him in a came up with 17 results for Curriculum Project (ESECP), which will dents had with reading. when two young men chokehold, the arrest report Jaelin Jackson. “infuse a behavioral approach into the tradi- “We want to try to get them caught up,” approached and asked if he she said. “If we find out what we’re doing is states. One suspect also They positively identified tional instructional pedagogy, creating a sig- wanted to buy drugs. nificant merger between clinical interven- working, we can take it to the national punched the victim in the the man in the photo as He refused and tried to tions for children and youth, and instruction- scale.” face as the victim tried to Jackson, and arrested him get into his car, but one of al strategies for students with certain excep- The focus will be on 1,000 students at 13 break out of the chokehold, on Thursday as they found tionalities,” according to a press release. elementary schools in the Seminole County the men pulled a knife, forc- the report states. him sitting in the courtyard It will aim to help ESE teachers improve area, and will first involve coaching teachers ing him to get in and then The victim was finally of Seminole High School. their methods and focus on reducing the per- and para-professionals on how to maximize also getting in with him. able to escape and grabbed Green was also arrested formance gap for those students. the experience and increase reading profi- According to the arrest his keys from the car. He as the other suspect in the The press release says the high-need stu- ciency. report, they told the victim entered the store and asked case. dents SCPS wants to help include those with They’ll monitor progress by standardized to drive them to “the employees to call 911. Jackson and Green were developmental delays or who were born testing like the Florida Standards hood,”teenager and put a While he was doing that, both charged with kidnap- with disabilities. Sixty percent of them, Assessments (FSA), and if things work out, knife to his throat. the two suspects entered the ping, robbery, aggravated according to the release, are also economical- Walsh said she looked forward to expanding The victim drove instead store as well and made a assault and battery. They ly disadvantaged. it to more schools. to the Shahan Max store, purchase before exiting. were given no bond.
SENIORS room with a shower for those who Aliviar Care is just getting off the need one. ground this month, having only There’s also a movie theater, with recently opened. On Friday, they were Continued from Page 1 rows of chairs and classic movie preparing to begin helping a few sen- posters like ‘Rocky’ and ‘The Wizard iors start to spend time there – it of Oz.’ An aide said they’d let the resi- begins as an ‘assessment’ in which the loved ones can take them home – dents request any movie they wanted seniors are interviewed to find out it’s not an Assisted Living Facility type to watch, and if there were two movies what needs will need to be accommo- of situation.” being requested, there’s a second TV dated, as well as what they like and Ashish said the idea had come from in the common area. who they are as people. his own mother, who is getting older, Ashish and Boney said the main Ashish and Boney said their big but described as “independent, active idea of Aliviar Care was to provide hope for Aliviar Care is to help both and with friends.” But they were won- independence and flexibility for both the seniors and their loved ones. dering what to do in the event that she seniors and their family members. “A caregiver might be taking care of became unable to take care of herself “They’ll be able to create their own their loved one all by themselves,” in the future. groups, like cliques, similar to high Boney said. “They might also have “We wanted to keep her at home, school,” Ashish said. “Maybe if they work and kids to take care of. Aliviar but that might not always be comfort- want to do their own thing, they will Care could let them have some time to able,” Ashish said. “But we didn’t have individual space. And they can themselves. It could give them piece of want to do an Assisted Living Facility. come back to the larger group.” mind. It can be really hard, with the We thought, what’s the in-between They stressed it wasn’t “just a social stress levels.” option? We wanted to make something club,” though, adding that they were “It could give them four to eight they could do during the day.” medically certified and every employ- hours, a little bit of time,” Ashish said. The Aliviar facility in Longwood is ee there is a registered health profes- There are two Aliviar Care centers, pleasantly colored, with a large com- sional. Aliviar Care will have a system one in Longwood at 735 West State mon area with tables and comfortable where residents can bring medications Road 434, and another in Winter Park reclining chairs laid all about. As one to the employees, who will distribute at 495 North Semoran Boulevard. walks through it, they can observe var- them exactly as instructed. They’ll also Those interested in using Aliviar ious rooms set aside for different pur- coordinate with seniors’ doctors to Care’s services can call them at 407- poses, including a crafts room, a ‘quiet make sure everything necessary has 476-5577. room’ with a beach theme, a library and will be done. room with books set out, and a rest- SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 • PAGE 7 Doctors turn to thumbs for diagnosis and treatment by text
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Dr. Thomas Bledsoe, a member of the skin color that he wasn't dehydrated. tion to patients who might otherwise Google Dr. Anna Nguyen spoke with none of the American College of Physicians. "The picture itself looks reassuring," she their symptoms. Those patients then have an five patients she treated on a recent weekday Message-based care providers say they take said. "If he had encephalitis, he'd be really option to chat with a doctor. morning. She didn't even leave her dining steps to ensure safety and recommend in-per- confused and out of it." These companies say their doctors often room. son doctor visits when necessary. Nguyen, for The doctor said she thought the boy just answer an array of quick questions as well The emergency physician nevertheless instance, once urged an 85-year-old woman had a stomach bug, and she told his mother to provide care. Nguyen had a Louisiana woman helped a pregnant Ohio woman handle hip who contacted CirrusMD about crushing chest make sure he kept drinking fluids. send her a picture of her thumb, which she pain, examined a Michigan man's sore throat pain to head to an emergency room. Nguyen said she enjoys this type of care punctured cleaning out a chicken coop, just to and texted a mom whose son became sick These companies note that a thorough med- because the format gives her more time with see if the doctor thought it might need atten- during a family trip to Mexico. ical history is not crucial for every case. They patients. tion. Welcome to the latest wrinkle in health care also say doctors don't always need vital signs "I think patients will like it a lot because Patients and doctors have long emailed out- convenience: the chat diagnosis. like temperature and blood pressure, but they most really hate going to their doctor," she side of office visits, usually about prescription Nguyen's company, CirrusMD, can connect can coach patients through taking them if nec- said referring to the hassle of setting an refills or follow-up questions. These newer, patients with a doctor in less than a minute. essary. Doctors also can opt for a video or appointment, getting to the office and then message-based treatments often involve care But such fast service comes with a catch: The phone conversation when needed. waiting for the visit. by a physician who doesn't know the patient patient probably won't see or talk to the doc- Even so, the companies estimate they can Some patients simply don't have time for and who may have a limited view of that per- tor, because most communication takes place resolve more than 80 percent of their cases all that. son's medical history. via secure messaging. through messaging. Ohio Wesleyan University student Jasmine That concerns Bledsoe, the American "We live in a consumer-driven world, and I About 3 million people nationwide have Spitzer contacted a 98point6 doctor in a panic College of Physicians doctor. He noted, for think that consumers are becoming accus- access to CirrusMD doctors, mostly through earlier this year because her throat was sore, instance, that a patient who wants a quick tomed to being able to access all types of serv- their insurance. The insurer or employer pro- and the music education major had an opera prescription for another bladder infection may ice with their thumbs," CirrusMD co-founder viding the coverage pays for the service, recital coming up. She texted for help as she actually need a cancer test. Dr. Blake McKinney said. allowing patients to chat with doctors at no walked to class. "Sometimes what seems to be a limited CirrusMD and rivals like 98point6 and K charge. The doctor couldn't prescribe anything. But problem to a patient is actually part of a big- Health offer message-based treatment for At first glance, a visitor to Nguyen's she sent pictures of common medications ger problem that requires some more evalua- injuries or minor illnesses normally handled Sacramento home wouldn't be able to tell if Spitzer could buy, including cough drops with tion and treatment," he said. by a doctor's office or clinic. They say they're she was the doctor or the patient during her lower levels of menthol, which dries out vocal Virtual care like this also might lead to even more convenient than the video telemed- recent shift. She sat at her dining room table chords. antibiotic overprescribing, said Dr. Ateev icine that many employers and insurers now and tapped her iPhone to bounce between "I wish that there is a way for me to ... tell Mehrotra. The Harvard researcher said it's offer, because patients accustomed to Uber- patients. her, 'Thank you so much, you kind of saved probably easier for a doctor who knows a like convenience can text with a doctor while The doctor's phone started dinging shortly my life,'" Spitzer said. "I was able to give my patient to explain face to face why they don't riding a bus or waiting in a grocery store line. after her five-hour shift began. recital and it was great." need a medicine than it would be for a Millions of Americans have access to these She gave physical therapy recommenda- 98point6 customers first describe their stranger to deliver that news by text and risk services. The companies are growing thanks to tions to the pregnant woman and helped a symptoms to a chatbot that uses a computer upsetting a customer. a push to improve care access, keep patients Colorado man who hurt his back moving program to figure out what to ask. That infor- CirrusMD and 98point6 executives say they healthy and limit expensive emergency room boxes at work. A Michigan man checked in mation is then passed to a doctor for diagnosis closely monitor antibiotic prescription rates visits. Walmart's Sam's Club, for instance, about his sore throat as that conversation and treatment. and take other precautions. Neither company recently announcedthat it would offer wound down. "There are many, many cases where the prescribes highly addictive painkillers, and 98point6 visits as part of a customer care pro- Then the mom messaged from Mexico. Her physician does not have to ask a single addi- 98point6 sends doctors through six months of gram it is testing. 6-year-old started vomiting and developed a tional question," CEO Robbie Cape said. training. But some doctors worry about the quality fever and diarrhea after his brother and father The company launched its service in Instead of hurting care, these chat-diagnosis of care provided by physicians who won't see became sick during a vacation. Nguyen want- January 2018 with 600 customers and expects companies say they help by improving access, their patients and might have a limited med- ed to know how the boy was acting, so she to have about 1 million people signed up by especially if someone's regular doctor isn't ical history to read before deciding treatment. asked several questions and requested a pic- the end of this year. available. "If the business opportunity is huge, there's ture. K Health also started in 2018 with a busi- "We're meant to fit into your life," Cape a risk that that caution is pushed aside," said The emergency physician could tell by his ness that offers personalized health informa- said.
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A V E Page 8 Wednesday October 9, 2019 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today (Wednesday) is Seminole took an early lead and really “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, never looked back in flying over SAC featuring “All Welcome Test Leadershiprival Lake Brantley (3-3), 42-20, on Tom and Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun Runs” with gates open- Quarterbacks Storey Field at Darvin Boothe Stadium. ing at 6 p.m. and racing from McClain tossed a pair of touchdown 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General strikes to O’Shea Baker and Zion Jackson Admission is $12, plus an in the first quarter and after Travis Lesko additional $13 to race. shine during (21-carries, 104-yards; 1-reception, 20- * Friday and Saturday _ yards) scored on a 4-yard run for the Modified Pro Compact ($125), Patriots, the Fighting Seminole ran off Old School Modified ($125) & 28-unanswered points to build a 42-7 8.00 Index Competition 6-5 Week 7 lead after three quarters of play. Herald photos (LB/SHS) by Greg Fencik Classes ($75) & WSCC (World By Dean Smith Sports Compact Challenge) Josh Guilford caught two touchdown Herald photos (LM/Oviedo) by Romeo Guzman Herald Staff passes in the third quarter and had six Pre Test & Tune ($50). Friday: Seminoleʼs Timmy McClain (No. 2, Gates open at 5 p.m., testing While in this day and age of run-and- receptions for 200-yards and Jackson had from 6 p.m.-to-8 p.m. then 1st another TD reception in the third and above, right, who tossed five touch- shoot football the quarterback usually down passes) waits for Zion Jackson round of eliminations is at 9 dominates the statistics, it was even finished with four catches for 135 yards. p.m. Saturday: Gates open at Jordan Smith had the lone rushing to come open and the receiver (No. 11 a.m., qualifying starts at 2 more evident this past Friday night as it was the signal callers that proved to be touchdown for the Tribe, while Diautri 11, right) avoids a Lake Brantley p.m. and 5 p.m., then elimina- defender on his way to one of his two tions at 7 p.m. General the difference maker in most games. Robinson and Zi’erric Wynn also had Admission: Friday, $12; Seminole (6-0, 2-0 in Class 8A-District good games running the ball. touchdowns, while Lake Maryʼs Saturday, $20; both days, $30. 2) remained unbeaten as Timmy McClain Seminole 42, Lake Brantley 20 Gunnar Smith (No. 12, above, left) The Dragway Information tossed five touchdown passes, The First Quarter threw three touchdown passes and Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 Master’s Academy (5-0, 2-0 in Sunshine SHS_Baker23passfromMcClain(Diazkick). the defense had two touchdowns and the website is at _ Athletic Conference) also stayed unblem- SHS_Jackson34passfromMcClain(Diazkick). (including this recovering in the end www.raceosw.com/dragway/. Second Quarter ished as Ty Poorman threw a late touch- zone by Brock Johnson, No. 15, SpeedWorld is located 17 LB _ Lesko 4 run (Soto kick). miles east of Orlando in down pass and ran in the game-winning below) to offset a big night by Oviedoʼs SHS _ Smith 1 run (Diaz kick). Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial touchdown with 7-seconds left, Lake Keonte Coffie (No. 5, bottom). Drive, between Orlando and Mary (3-3, 1-1 in 8A-District 4) got back Third Quarter Titusville on Highway 50 at on the winning track behind three scor- SHS_Jackson62passfromMcClain(Diazkick). the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. ing strikes from Gunnar Smith and SHS_Guilford75passfromMcClain(Diazkick). SHS_Guilford14passfromMcClain(Diazkick). LMSA Hagerty (3-3) also evened its record Fourth Quarter Ahoy! when J.J. Baird scored on a 1-yard quar- Upcoming Events: terback sneak in the final seconds. LB _ Williams 9 run (Soto kick). * Every Wednesday _ the Week 7 was also a rare one for rivalry LB _ Keegan 41 run (no attempt). LMSA Goslings Rum Race games as four of the games featured Down to the Wire will be contested. Start win- intra-county battles as Seminole County On the eighth lead change of the dow is 6 p.m.-to-6:05 p.m. Be High School Football Programs went 6-5. game, host The Master’s Academy got a sure to come by the club- In addition to the Tribe, Eagles and 5-yard touchdown run from Ty house beforehand to sign in Rams _ Hagerty, Lake Howell and Poorman with just 7-seconds showing and get the course. If you are on the clock to pull out a 31-28 victory late to the start line, please Orangewood Christian also picked up start your timer at 6:05 p.m. impressive victories. over previously unbeaten Orlando Text your time to the club Here are the Week 7 results and the Christian Prep (4-1) at Pennington Field. scorer at 321-578-8364. Scores schedule for Week 8 (all games at 7 p.m. The loss also ended a 26-game winning will be tallied and results unless otherwise noted): streak for OCP,which is also the defending announced at the Breezeway Week 7 SunshineAthletic Conference State Champion. Restaurant immediately fol- Friday, October 4 The Warriors looked like they had lowing the race. NOR/Sailing * Hagerty 21, Winter Springs 14. locked up a victory on a 7-yard touch- instructions are here: * Lake Howell 21, St.Augustine-Matanzas 13. down run with 2:05 left in the game. http://www.flalmsa.org/?pa * Lake Mary 38, Oviedo 26. But the Eagles drove down the field ge_id=101. Remember, only four more Gosling Rum Races * The Master’s Academy 31, Orlando with the help of a 30-yard pass from Ty for the 2019 season. Christian Prep 28. Poorman to twin-brother Cole to set-up * Saturday, October 12 _ * Orangewood Christian 35, Trinity Prep 17. the game-winning keeper. LMSA Board Meeting at the * Seminole 42, Lake Brantley 20. Ty Poorman completed 18-of-29 passes Club House, 9 a.m. * Orange City-University 41, Lyman 6. for 256-yards, but was held to just one * Saturday, October 12 _ Week 8 touchdown, while intercepted two times. Sanford Brewing Company Friday, October 11 Terrance Gibbs carried the ball 8-times for Monthly Race Series, noon. * Evans vs. Lake Mary at Don T. 105-yards, including a 67-yard gallop in the * Saturday, October 19 _ Reynolds Stadium. third quarter. Gibbs also caught 6-passes Mother’s Arm Race, 10 a.m. * Lake Howell vs. Winter Springs at for 88-yards, while Tyson Mobley caught * Saturday and Sunday, A.W. Epps Sports Complex. December 7-8 _ Sailfest six passes for 84-yards and a touchdown. Regatta. The Lake Monroe * Ocoee vs. Lake Brantley on Tom The Master’s Academy 31, Orlando Sailing Association is proud Storey Field at Darvin Boothe Stadium. Christian Prep 28 to announce that we are the * Satellite at Orangewood Christian. First Quarter organizing authority for the * Seffner Christian vs. The Master’s TMA _ Ortega 23 FG. 2019 Sanford Sailfest Regatta. Academy at Pennington Field. Second Quarter This event has been held on * Seminole at Bunnell-Flagler Palm Coast. OCP _ Sanderson 7 run (kick failed). Lake Monroe for over 30 * Trinity Prep at The FirstAcademy-Orlando. Third Quarter years. All proceeds from this *WinterParkvs.OviedoatJohnCourierField. TMA _ Gibbs 67 run (Ortega kick). event will be donated to char- Here are the recaps from Week 7: ities in and around Seminole OCP _ Jenkins 50 run (Thomas pass Pass Happy from Sanderson). See Briefs, Page 9 Timmy McClain threw for 376-yards and five touchdowns as visiting See Football, Page 9 SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, October 9, 2019 • Page 9 Knights fall to Cincinnati, 27-24 lead in the first half Cincinnati made it 10-6 with 6:49 to go in the second quarter on a touchdown pass from Desmond Ridder to Trent Cloud. Another career night After a third Barnas first-half field goal made it 10-9, Tay Gowan picked off Ridder and the for Sanfordʼs Davis, Knights took advantage of the short field and grabbed a 16-10 lead before the half when Greg McCrae punched in a one-yard touchdown. but turnovers and The Knights had a clear advantage on the stat sheet in the first half, totaling 263 yards to Cincinnati’s 124. penalties doom UCF That changed early in the third quarter, as the Bearcats traveled 66 yards down the field on their first Special to the Herald drive of the period and connected on a 26-yard field goal that brought them within three points, at 16-13. CINCINNATI — The offense never really got A couple of three-and-outs from the Knights going on the road and the UCF football team couldn’t allowed the Bearcats to hang in there, and then a recover, as the 18th-ranked Knights fell to Cincinnati pick-six for Ahmad Gardner put Cincinnati in front, a by a score of 27-24 Friday night at Nippert Stadium. 20-16 lead that the Bearcats never looked back from. “Obviously disappointed in the result,” UCF They took a 27-16 lead early in the fourth quar- head coach Josh Heupel said after the game. ter and kept the Knights at bay until one final “But I am proud of the way the guys competed. push. Gabriel led a four-play, 93-yard drive that They never gave up. They competed fiercely culminated in a 45-yard catch-and-run touch- until the end, but obviously we didn’t do down for Tre Nixon to make it 27-22. enough to win the football game today.” Gabriel then connected with Adrian Killins Jr. on The lowest combined scoring quarter in a UCF the two-point conversion to pull the Knights within Herald photo by Romeo Guzman game this season had both defenses putting up three points with just over three minutes to play. valiant efforts. A 24-yard field goal from Dylan UCF’s onside kick attempt went out of bounds, and Seminole High School alumnus Gabriel Davis totaled career highs of 13 catches and 170 yards against Cincinnati. Barnas gave the Knights (4-2, 1-1) a 3-0 lead over on fourth-and-one, the Bearcats finally got the first the Bearcats (4-1, 1-0) after one. down they needed to clinch the victory and send the The bye week couldn’t come at a better time for the UC _ Cloud 5 pass from Ridder (Crosa kick). “Early in the football game we had multiple Knights home with their second loss of the 2019 season. Knights, who have now lost two out of their last three UCF _ Barnas 31 FG. opportunities in the first quarter, and to come away The Knights outgained the Bearcats 423-to-341, games for the first time since late in the 2016 season. UCF _ McCrae 1 run (Barnas kick). with three points, that can, and it did come back to but turned the ball over four times to just one UCF will return to action on Oct. 19 when the Third Quarter Knights host ECU on Homecoming. UC _ Crosa 26 FG. haunt us,” Heupel said. “(There were) opportuni- miscue for Cincinnati. Cincinnati 27, UCF 24 ties that were wasted and points that were there to Gabriel finished the night 25-of-46 for 297 First Quarter UC _ Gardner 16 interception return (Crosa kick). be had, and we didn’t take advantage of them.” yards, one touchdown and three interceptions UCF _ Barnas 24 FG. Fourth Quarter A Dillon Gabriel interception in the red zone with a fumble lost. Sanford’s Gabriel Davis Second Quarter UC _ Pierce 11 pass from Ridder (Crosa kick). and a fumble recovered by Cincinnati in UCF’s totaled career highs of 13 catches and 170 yards, UC _ Crosa 38 FG. UCF _ Nixon 45 pass from Gabriel (Killins pass own zone allowed the Bearcats to grab a slight while Nate Evans added a career-high 17 tackles. UCF _ Barnas 22 FG. from Gabriel).
Football in the third quarter. Smith (Law kick). took a short hitch in the flat and Coach Bill Gierke his 299th career vic- Graylon Ross gave the guests an O_Coffie18passfromMachules(Maxkick). turned it into a 40-yard touchdown, tory at Hubbard Field. Continued from Page 8 early lead when he returned a recov- LM _ Underwood 83 pass from but the PAT failed, leaving the Kaderris Roberts carried the ball 9- TMA_ C. Poorman 23 run (Ortega kick). ered fumble 21-yards for a touchdown Smith (Law kick). Huskies down 14-13 and setting the times for 94-yards and three touchdowns Fourth Quarter and Brock Johnson fell on a loose ball LM _ Johnson fumble recovery in stage for the game-winning drive. and Anthony Brown carried the ball 14- OCP _ Jones 50 interception return in the end zone later in the third quar- end zone (Law kick) Silver Hawks Soar times for 188-yards and two touchdowns (Wagner kick). Fourth Quarter TMA _ Mobley 35 pass from T. ter to cap the scoring for the Rams, Homestanding Lake Howell (4-2, 1-0 for the host Rams. Noah Weber also had Poorman (Ortega kick). who led 38-20 at that point. O _ Coffie 1 run (run failed). in 7A-4) returned a recovered fumble a nice night passing, completing 11-of-14 OCP _ Tejada 7 run (Wagner kick). Lions standout Keonte Coffie had a big Huskies Howl for a touchdown and turned another attempts for 177-yards. TMA_ T.Poorman 5 run (Ortega kick). night on the ground, carrying the ball 24- Trailing 14-13 with 50-seconds remain- recovery into a second touchdown and Luke Cohn had another big night All-Around Victory times or 226-yards and three touchdowns. ing, Baird hit Shomar Blake with a 32- later got a short touchdown run after a throwing for the Saints, completing Gunnar Smith was 10 of 22 passing for Lake Mary 38, Oviedo 26 yard pass on 4th-and-9 down to the 1- long pass play to take a got a 21-7 lead 31-of-43 passes for 327-yards and a 303 yards and three touchdowns and the First Quarter yard-line and then powered his way in the third quarter and the pair of touchdowns. defense turned two fumbles into touch- LM _ Ross 21 fumble return (Law kick). into the end zone to give host Hagerty a Silverhawks held on for a 21-13 victory Greyhounds Grounded downs as visiting Lake Mary spoiled Second Quarter 21-14 Hmecoming victory over Winter over visiting St. Augustine-Matanzas Quarterback Curtis Argroves was Homecoming for longtime rival Oviedo O_Rucker21passfromMachules(kickfailed). Springs (2-4) at Sam Momary Stadium. (1-5) at Richard L. Evans Field. 11-for-20 passing for 200-yards and a (4-2), 38-26, at John Courier Field. LM _ Law 29 FG. With the Bears leading 7-0, Hagen Road Romp For Rams touchdown, but visiting Orange City- Rocco Underwood had a monster O _ Coffie 26 run (Max kick). Tucker took a pitch from Baird and Visiting Orangewood Christian (4-2) University (4-1) rolled to a 41-6 win at night receiving for the Rams, catching LM_Hughes44passfromSmith(Lawkick). scampered the final 12-yards for the jumped out to a 24-7 lead and held on Lyman (0-5). Yan-Michael Welo- seven balls for 231-yards, including Third Quarter game-tying touchdown and later for a 35-17 victory over county-rival Nsumbu caught 7-passes for 137-yards touchdown plays of 85- and 83-yards LM _ Underwood 85 pass from Blake, who had a big night receiving, Trinity Prep (3-4) to give veteran Head and a touchdown for the Greyhounds.
Briefs located on West 24th Street off 17- Sunday, October 13 (/UCF.Volleyball), Twitter by two goals in the 70th minute. while Butler is now 1-4 overall and 92. 10 a.m. _ Kissimmee Eagles vs. (@UCF_Volleyball) and Instagram Thomas Ness fired a shot on goal 0-1 in the conference. Continued from Page 8 For more information contact Eric New Smyrna Beach Expos, (@UCF.Volleyball) for the latest on that created a juicy rebound. There The Hatters have a bye week County. Further information, Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation Stadium. the UCF volleyball team. Continue to clean up the carom was Cal coming up and will return to action including the NOR can be found Supervisor, at 407-688-5120; visit 10 a.m. _ Orlando Braves vs. to follow UCF Volleyball on Jennings, who had no problem put- on October 19 against Dayton here: the city website _ Orlando Brewers, Zinn Beck. Facebook (/UCF.Volleyball), Twitter ting the goal away to put UCF in University at 1 p.m. http://www.regattanetwork.com/e www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: 1 p.m. _ Orlando Bombers vs. (@UCF_Volleyball) and Instagram the lead 3-1. The goal was number vent/19415 _ the committee would [email protected] _ the Orlando Lugnuts, Zinn Beck. (@UCF.Volleyball) for the latest on 10 on the season for Jennings, who UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER like to hear from you with any sug- League Information Website, the UCF volleyball team. has averaged a goal a game and The Knights (8-2-2, 3-1 AAC) are gestions for charity to sponsor this including registration forms, is at _ UCF VOLLEYBALL sits with 21 points on the 2019 cam- coming home from Texas with two year. Please send your suggestions http://www.leaguelineup.com/we UCF Volleyball (10-6, 3-1 AAC) NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY paign. victories after defeating Houston (3-9, to Allister James. lcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanford swept East Carolina (13-4, 1-3) by a The 2019 NASCAR Whelen All- SMU got the goal back 24 sec- 0-2 AAC) on Sunday afternoon. The The 2019 calendar is updated on softball&sid=804638851. score of 3-0 (25-12, 25-15, 25-15) America Series is underway at onds later as the ball ended up just UCF women’s soccer team improves the website. Please do not hesitate Sunday afternoon at Williams Arena New Smyrna Speedway. trickling past UCF goalkeeper to 3-1 in The American and move up to reach out to us should you have SENIOR BASEBALL in Greenville, North Carolina. This Saturday the Southern Yannik Oettl. The score was credit- to second in the conference, behind any questions about any of the Here is the upcoming schedule McKenna Melville turned in Sprint Car Shootout Series will ed to Garrett McLaughlin and was only Memphis (12-1, 4-0 AAC). events. in the Fall Sunday 23, Weeknight 35 another double-double perform- return to NSS along with regular assisted by Eddie Munjoma and With her first goal of the season, ance on the afternoon as she tallied Interested parties can find results and Saturday 40 leagues of the WAAS division action in the Super Nick Taylor to trim the Mustang Mollie Rouse found the back of the 16 kills and 11 digs while hitting from past races of 2018 on the Orlando Senior Baseball Stocks, Ground Pounders, E-Mod, deficit to 3-2. net to open the scoring in the 42nd .452. Dresi Pass was another large “Race Results” page Association that plays its games at Mod Minis and Bombers. In the 84th minute, the Knights minute from a corner kick. FPC Bennett Veterans Memorial contributor in the sweep as she had (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623) Pit gates open at 3 p.m. Division were called for a questionable foul Both Zandy Soree and Kristen Park in Orange City, Bob Sorenson four service aces to go along with and results from year’s prior is on Practice runs from 4 p.m.-to-6:30 just inside the SMU box. The referee Scott added to their goal total with Fields in Ocoee, Boombah Sports 18 assists and seven digs. the Race Results Archive page p.m. Ticket booths and grandstand awarded a penalty kick to the second half goals, each with a Complex in Sanford, Central Winds The Knights had fallen to confer- (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). gates open at 6 p.m. and racing Mustangs. Costa converted on the team-leading seven goals. Soree’s Park in Winter Springs, Historic ence foe Cincinnati (11-4, 3-0) in For more information about starts at 7:30 p.m. opportunity, knotting the score at 3-3. goal came in the 74th minute, with Sanford Memorial Stadium, South three sets (19-25, 24-26, 20-25) LMSA, please visit our web site _ The evening will begins with heat The match made its way to over- an assist from the freshman Ellie Orange Youth Complex in Orlando Friday afternoon at Fifth Third www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) races for all divisions, followed by time, making it two consecutive Moreno, and Scott buried her goal and Zinn Beck Field in Sanford. Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio. The loss 578-8364. a Spring Car autograph session matches that the Knights had in the 87th minute of the match Visit the website _ marked the first in conference play So, what are you waiting for? You during intermission and features in played in an extra frame. SMU con- with the help from Jessica Taylor. www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for for UCF in almost 700 days, snap- bought the boat, GO SAILING! the Sprint Cars (30), Mod Minis trolled play for the majority of the In the victory,Caroline DeLisle picked more information on the league. ping a 26-game conference winning (20), Ground Pounders (20), up her fifth clean sheet of the season. RECREATION SOFTBALL first overtime, registering two shots Weeknight 35 streak dating back to 2017. Bombers (20), Super Stocks (25) Next Up: Here is the schedule in the City Wednesday, October 9 McKenzie Chambers hit .400 for to UCF’s one. No goals were and E-Mod (25). The Knights will have a bye week of Sanford Recreation Services five kills while Melville led the scored, advancing the match to 7 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. Adult admission is $20 (reserved and will return to action at the UCF Department Adult Fall Slowpitch Empire, Central Winds. squad with 10 kills in the match. double overtime. seating is $25, the top six (6) rows Soccer Complex on Thursday, Oct. Softball League at Pinehurst Park. Saturday 40 League Defensively, Makenzie Kuchmaner It was all UCF in the second of the Main Grandstand) with all overtime as they pushed for their 17, at 6 p.m. against Temple. The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on Saturday, October 12 led both sides with 13 digs while seniors (65+) and military (with Wednesday will have The Blue 10 a.m. _ Daytona Beach Rays vs. Nerissa Moravec and Hagerty’s seventh straight win. The Knights ORLANDO CITY valid ID for proof of age or Military rifled five shots in the final 10 min- Liners battling Wet Spot at 6:30 Orlando Yankees, Bennett. Anne-Marie Watson each led the Orlando City SC (9-15-10, 37 points) affiliation) admitted for $18. Kids utes, trying to net a game winner. p.m.; the SBC (Sanford Brewing 10 a.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. way with 3.00 blocks per set. fell 5-2 to the Chicago Fire (10-12-12, 42 11 years of age and under are free Up Next: Company) Panty Droppers squar- Orlando Royals, SOYC2. UCF will pick up where it left off of charge. MUST be accompanied points) in its 2019 MLS season finale on ing off with Billabongs at 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. _ Central Florida Reds vs. on Friday when the Knights travel The Knights return home for one by paying Adult to qualify for Free match as they host Tulsa on Sunday afternoon at Exploria Stadium. and Pat’s Liquor tackling Fed Up at Orlando Ruckus, Bennett. to Tampa to take on conference foe Admission. Pits - Members ($25), Tesho Akindele and Benji Michel each USF at 8 p.m. Saturday at 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 1 p.m. _ Orlando Braves vs. Non-Members ($30). scored for the Lions in the match, with Orlando Royals, SOYC2. Continue to follow UCF Everyone is invited to watch the The track is located at the corner ORLANDO PRIDE Michel recording his first assist of his games for free at Pinehurst Park, 23+ Division Volleyball on Facebook of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New Orlando Pride (4-16-3, 15 points) fell professional career on the afternoon. Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. 3-0 to the Washington Sport (9-8-6, 33 Scoring Recap: For information on New Smyrna points) on Saturday night at Exploria * 5’ - Tesho Akindele (Benji Michel, Speedway, visit _ Stadium. The match served as the first Mauricio Pereyra) - ORL 1, CHI 0 _ www.newsmyrnaspeedwayusa.co professional appearance for goalkeeper City took the early lead with Mauricio m _ or call the track office at 386- Lainey Burdett and the home debut for Pereyra sending a through ball in forward Sydney Leroux on the season. 427-4129. behind the Chicago defense for Benji Kristen Edmonds captained the Pride TACKOʼS BOSTON DEBUT Michel. The Homegrown then played UCF MEN’S SOCCER for the first time in her career in the a ball across the face of goal for Tesho In a rollercoaster ride of a match, the match, fresh off her 100th NWSL Akindele, whose shot deflected off No. 11 UCF men’s soccer team wound appearance in New Jersey last Sunday. the post and into the net for the finish. up drawing with the No. 4 SMU Scoring Recap: Mustangs (9-0-1, 0-0-1 AAC) with a * 5’ - Ashley Hatch (Crystal * 17’ - Kyle Smith (OG) - ORL 1, CHI 1 score of 3-3 after two overtime periods Thomas) - WAS 1, ORL 0 _ The vis- _ The Fire leveled the match when a on Sunday night. With the draw, the itors took an early lead off the foot cross into the box deflected off the foot Knights (7-1-2, 1-0-1) remain unbeaten of forward Ashley Hatch, who col- of Kyle Smith into the back of the net. over their last nine matches. lected the ball at the top of the box * 61’ - C.J. Sapong (Fabian Herbers, The scoring got going quickly once before sending a curling left footed Aleksander Katai) - CHI 2, ORL 1 _ the second half began. Yoni Sorokin strike into the far side of the goal. Chicago took the lead with opened the floodgates with a header * 62’ - Crystal Thomas - WAS 2, ORL Aleksander Katai sending in a in the 47th minute off an assist from 0 _ The Spirit doubled their lead after through ball for Fabian Herbers, who Louis Perez. The header was picking off a mishit back pass that even- cut it back to the middle of the area for Sorokin’s third goal of the season tually found the foot of Crystal C.J. Sapong for the first-time finish. with Perez earning his eighth helper Thomas, who took one touch into the * 63’ - Aleksander Katai - CHI 3, of the year. The assist moves Perez area before sending in a shot from the ORL 1 _ The visitors doubled their into a tie of fifth place on UCF’s sin- right side into the opposite netting. lead, this time with Katai collecting gle season assists list; he has regis- * 85’ - Tiffany McCarty - WAS 3, ORL a deflection and dribbling into the tered a point in his last five matches. 0 _ Washington added an insurance box before sending a left-footed UCF tacked on another goal in the goal late, with Tiffany McCarty chip- shot into the corner of the net. ping one from the edge of the area. 61st minute as Hattabiou Barry net- * 66’ - Przemyslaw Frankowski (Dax Next Match: ted his first of the season by spinning McCarty) - CHI 4, ORL 1 _ Chicago Orlando Pride close out the 2019 one into the lower right corner of the added another with Dax McCarty Photo submitted NWSL season when it hosts Reign goal. Sorokin picked up the assist on flicking a ball back for Przemyslaw FC on Saturday at Exploria Former UCF menʼs basketball star Tacko Fall made his National Basketball Association debut Sunday the goal, his fifth of the season. Frankowski, who sent in a backheel Stadium. The match will serve as finish to add to the Fire lead. evening, playing in the Boston Celticsʼ 2019-20 preseason opener against the Charlotte Hornets. Fall, The pace of the match continued the first-ever Breast Cancer to pick up midway through the sec- * 74’ - Benji Michel (Sacha Kljestan) who went undrafted, played in the Las Vegas NBA Summer League with the Celtics and then began Awareness game in Club history, - CHI 4, ORL 2 _ The Lions cut the ond half as SMU, which came into with kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. preseason training camp in Boston. It took until 9:14 remaining in the fourth quarter for Fall to enter the match undefeated and had only deficit to two after Sacha Kljestan the game, but when he did take the court, he walked out to a chorus of cheers and a standing ova- allowed three goals to this point in STETSON FOOTBALL sent in a ball for Benji Michel, who tion from the Boston fans. He has become a fan favorite before even making the regular season ros- the season, struck back to crack the Redshirt junior kicker Jonny took one touch before sending a ball ter. Just 21 seconds later, Fall made his impact felt on the court. Tremont Watersʼ layup fell off the rim goose egg in their goal column in Messina connected on a 27-yard field past Chicago goalkeeper Kenneth and Fall was there to finish with a tip dunk for his first points as a Celtic. He also made a jump hook the 67th minute. Henrik Bredeli goal as time expired to lift the Hatters Kronholm into the back of the net. scored on a rocket of a shot with two to a dramatic 30-27 win over Butler * 87’ - Przemyslaw Frankowski - in the lane and went 1-of-2 on his only trip to the free throw line. Fall played eight minutes, going 2- assists coming from Gabriel Costa University in an exciting Pioneer CHI 5, ORL 2 _ The Fire closed out for-3 from the floor for five points, while grabbing three rebounds and blocking two shots in his debut. and Nicky Hernandez. The goal was Football League game at Spec Martin the scoring on the night with Fall will continue preseason action on Friday when the Celtics bring him back to his second home for created off a short corner kick that Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Frankowski flicking a ball up to him- a matchup with the Orlando Magic. The game is set for 7 p.m. at the Amway Center. found its way to the top of the box. The win improves the Hatters to self in the six-yard box before finish- The Knights again climbed on top 4-1 this season and 1-1 in PFL play, ing it with his head for the score. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS
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Experienced in Foam Cutting Machine, Juki NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 1991. MAINTENANCE, AND REPLACEMENT OF WIRELESS newspaper sales preferred. Industrial Sewing machines TRI-COUNTY TOWING, INC. AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES IN THE gives Notice of Foreclosure of Zan Reynolds, LLC CITY’S RIGHTS-OF-WAY, COLLOCATION OF SMALL Apply with resume by home furniture, office furniture 223— Lien and intent to sell these WIRELESS FACILITIES ON EXISTING UTILITY POLES, emailing & equipment, pallet racking, vehicles on 10/25/2019, 10:00 Publish: October 9, 2019 PLACEMENT OF NEW UTILITY POLES, INSURANCE [email protected] misceLLAneous warehouse equipment and AND SURETY BOND REQUIREMENTS, PERMITTING ommeRciAL am at 195 LYMAN ROAD CAS- J060 m . 149—c much more. Catalog and SELBERRY, FL 32707, PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS, APPEALS, SAFE- pRopeRty FoR sALe Computer Problems? photos available at TY REQUIREMENTS, WAIVERS, REVIEW DEADLINES, I Can Help. www.moeckerauctions.com 2005 5FNRL38635B062896 DEFINITIONS, REGISTRATION OF COMMUNICATIONS HONDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND FEES; PROVIDING OBJEC- 93—Rooms FoR Property zoned RMO1. Useful (432) 631-7202 Preview: Day of sale 9-11 AM. 15%-18% BP 2017 1G1BC5SM4H7101681 OF THE EIGHTEENTH TIVE DESIGN STANDARDS; PROVIDING FOR CITY COM- for residential, commercial, MISSION AUTHORITY, CODIFICATION, SEVERABILITY, Rent GET YOUR MEDICAL ABC Case #50-2019-CA- CHEVROLET JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN business, professional office, MARIJUANA CARD. CALL AND FOR CONFLICTS, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. and multi-family. 1548 sq ft on 012103-MB pursuant to subsection 713.78 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR FREE EVALUATION To register: $100 refundable Lg. furnished room, major Sanford thoroughfare. BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. of the Florida Statutes. TRI- FLORIDA Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on Monday, October cash deposit to bid. COUNTY TOWING, INC. CIVIL DIVISION 7, 2019, and the City Commission will consider same for final pas- utilities/cable incl. $191,500. RXPO.COM washer/dryer. Couples (800) 840-BIDS reserves the right to accept or sage and adoption after the public hearing, which will be held in the City Commission Chambers, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, $175/wk, Singles $150/wk. Paul Osborne Lung Cancer? Asbestos AB-1098 AU-3219, Eric Rubin reject any and/or all bids. Case No.: exposure may be the cause. 59-2019-CA-001705-0000- Florida, on Monday, the 21st day of October, A.D., 2019, Call Anthony 407-301-1044 Venture 1 Properties 6:00 p.m. $30 billion set aside for Publish: October 9, 2019 XX , or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting, inter- 407-718-0600 ested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed asbestos victims. Call 1-619- J054 Furnished room for MADISON ALAMOSA HECM Ordinance. This hearing may be continued from time to time until 485-4372 or email rent, single female, LLC, final action is taken by the City Commission. cancerFL@breakinginjurynews. non-smoker, Celery com NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Plaintiff, A copy of the proposed Ordinance is posted at the Longwood City Key Subdivision, Your ad Hall, Longwood, Florida, and copies are on file with the Clerk of the Want to purchase a CENTRAL FLORIDA CAR -vs- City and same may be inspected by the public. here! $650 including recliner with or HAULERS, INC. gives notice Call Teddy of foreclosure of lien and intent THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, NOTICE: All persons are advised that if they decide to appeal any utilities, wifi & without power in to sell these vehicle(s) on MON- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, decisions made at this meeting/hearing, they will need a record of cable. No Pets. 407-322-2611 good condition 407- DAY, OCTOBER 21, 2019_ at ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, the proceedings and for such purposes, they may need to insure that 9:00 AM at 3710 East State CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OR a verbatim record is made, which record to include the testimony and 407-782-1968. 330-2276 Road 46, Sanford, Florida, OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- evidence upon which the appeal is to be made (per Sec. 286.0105, 32771. Pursuant to subsection ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER Florida Statutes). 713.78 of Florida Statues. OR AGAINST DOROTHY P. CENTRAL FLORIDA CAR BERG, DECEASED; SALLY M. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in this pro- HAULERS, INC. reserves the WOOD and UNKNOWN ceeding should contact the A.D.A. Coordinator, at 407-260-3466, at LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS right to accept or reject any or all SPOUSE OF SALLY M. WOOD, least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. bids: KARL R. BERG and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARL Dated this 3rd day of October, 2019 # YEAR MAKE VIN R. BERG, CARLA J. LOGSDON IN THE EIGHTEENTH other persons having claims or on 10/23/2019, 09:00 am at AND RECOVERY INC reserves and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CITY OF LONGWOOD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT demands against the dece- 1850 High St, Longwood, FL the right to accept or reject any 135 2004 NISSAN CARLA J. LOGSDON, if living, COURT dent’s estate on whom a copy of 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- and/or all bids. 1N4BA41E64C809794 and all unknown parties claim- MICHELLE LONGO, CMC, FCRM SEMINOLE COUNTY, this notice is required to be 3722, pursuant to subsection ing by, through, under or against CITY CLERK FLORIDA served must file their claims with 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 2016 VOLKS 136 2008 KIA the above named Defendants this court ON OR BEFORE THE Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves VIN# WVGAV7AX1GW534265 KNAFE121585502599 who are not known to be dead Publish: October 9, 2019 PROBATE DIVISION LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER the right to accept or reject any or alive, whether said unknown J041 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- and/or all bids. Publish: October 9, 2019 138 2006 SATURN parties may claim an interest as CASE NO.: LICATION OF THIS NOTICE J048 1G8AW15B26Z137622 spouses, heirs, devisees, 2019CP001023 OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE 2011 1B3CB3HA2BD113466 grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees or other DATE OF SERVICE OF A DODGE Publish: October 9, 2019 Notice of Public Hearing claimants, claiming by, through, and Regular Board Meeting of DIVISION: JUDGE GAL- COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON 1999 1FDXE40F6XHC23274 J055 under or against the said SALLY The Board of Directors for the Florida Resiliency and LUZZO THEM. SUPREME NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: M. WOOD and UNKNOWN Energy District (FRED) 1999 1FTSE34F5XHA86248 ATHENS TOWING AND SPOUSE OF SALLY M. WOOD, IN RE: ESTATE OF All creditors of the decedent and FORD RECOVERY INC gives Notice KARL R. BERG and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN other persons having claims or 1998 2B4HB15Y7WK116964 of Foreclosure of Lien and intent NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE that the Board of Directors (the UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARL JOSEPHINE MCNAIR demands against the dece- DODGE to sell these vehicles on “Board”) of the Florida Resiliency and Energy District “FRED” will R. BERG, CARLA J. LOGSDON SCHUTT, dent’s estate are required to file 2002 2C3HE66G72H165137 11/01/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 NOTICE IS HEREBY hold a Public Hearing and Regular Board Meeting on October 18, and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF their claims with the above- CHRYSLER Navigator Avenue, Sanford, GIVEN that the undersigned 2019, beginning at 1:00 P.M. (EST), or as soon thereafter as practi- CARLA J. LOGSDON; THE Deceased. named court WITHIN 3 2017 2T1BURHE6HC781092 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- intents to sell the property cable, at the Florida Development Finance Corporation, Conference SECRETARY OF HOUSING MONTHS AFTER THE DATE TOYOTA section 713.78 of the Florida described below to enforce a Room, 156 Tuskawilla Road, Winter Springs, FL 32708. AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT; NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 2008 3N1AB61EX8L764600 Statutes. ATHENS TOWING lien imposed on said property UNKNOWN TENANT 1; OF THIS NOTICE. NISSAN AND RECOVERY INC reserves under the Florida Self Storage The purpose of the Public Hearing is for the Board to consider the UNKNOWN TENANT 2, The administration of the Estate 2002 5TDZT34A32S114416 the right to accept or reject any Facility Act STATUTES (Sec. 83 following Resolutions: of JOSEPHINE McNAIR ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- TOYOTA and/or all bids. 801-81.809). Defendant, SCHUTT, deceased, whose IN THE TIME PERIODS SET 1) Final Assessment Resolution No. F19-17, Relating to Special date of death was July 3, 2019, FORTH IN FLORIDA Publish: October 9, 2019 2002 HYUNDAI The undersigned will sell at pub- Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds (Florida HERO NOTICE OF SALE File No. 2019CP001023, is STATUTES SECTION 733.702 J043 VIN# KMHWF35H32A594357 lic sale by competitive bidding Program)(Residential Property – Phase Two) Series No. 190926-FL- RA. The title of the Resolution is as follows: pending in the Circuit Court for WIL BE FOREVER BARRED. on October 25, 2019 1:00 pm on Notice is hereby given that, pur- Seminole County, Florida, Publish: October 9, 2019 line at StorageTreasures.com, suant to a Final Judgment of RESOLUTION NO. F19-17 Probate Division, the address of NOTWITHSTANDING THE J049 property has been stored and which is 301 North Park Avenue, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Foreclosure entered in the A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY TIME PERIODS SET FORTH which is located at BIG TREE Sanford, Florida 32771-1292. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED OFF THE CHAIN TOWING above-styled cause, in the DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING SELF STORAGE, 746 Fleet The name and address of the TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE gives Notice of Foreclosure of Circuit Court of Seminole IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED Financial Court, Suite 100 Personal Representative and AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Lien and intent to sell these County, Florida, GRANY CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: County of Seminole, State of the Personal Representative’s DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. vehicle on 10/25/2019 8:00 am MALOY, the Clerk of the Circuit CONDITIONS AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- ATHENS TOWING AND Florida, at the following: attorney are set forth below. an auction will take place at 855 Court will sell the property situ- ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE RECOVERY INC gives Notice The date of first publication of E 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL ate in Seminole County, Florida, ASSESSMENT ROLL; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT of Foreclosure of Lien and intent Name, Unit, Contents All creditors of the decedent and this notice is October 2, 2019. 32771. The vehicles which will described as: ROLL BE CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; to sell these vehicles on other persons having claims or be auctioned include: PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS; AND 11/01/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 Liam M. Flanagan, L529, demands against the dece- Attorney for Personal LOT 19 AND THE SOUTH PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Navigator Avenue, Sanford, Misc. goods dent’s Estate on whom a copy of Representative: 1G8JU52F51Y534079 HALF OF LOT 18, IN BLOCK 2, Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- James Delph, 514, this notice has been served 2001 SATURN L/4DR/SILVER OF ENTZMINGER'S ADDITION 2) Final Assessment Resolution No. F19-18, Relating to Special section 713.78 of the Florida Misc. goods must file their claims with this Jessica Yero, Esq. NUMBER ONE, TO LONG- Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds (Florida PACE Funding Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Ivan Martinez, L333 Court WITHIN THE LATER OF Jessica Yero, PA NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: WOOD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Program)(Residential Property – Phase One) Series No. 20191009. AND RECOVERY INC reserves Misc. goods 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE PO Box 120583 OFF THE CHAIN TOWING FLORIDA, ACCORDING TO The title of the Resolution is as follows: the right to accept or reject any Charity Applegate, L434, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 gives Notice of Foreclosure of THE PLAT THEREOF AS and/or all bids. Misc. goods OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS (954) 801-5819 Lien and intent to sell these RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, RESOLUTION NO. F19-18
AFTER THE TIME OF SERV- [email protected] vehicle on 10/26/2019 8:00 am Alexander Behrens, L324, PAGES 26 AND 27, OF THE A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY 2004 PONT ICE OF A COPY OF THIS an auction will take place at 855 Misc. goods PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING VIN# 5Y2SL62884Z462166 NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative: E 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL Lindsey Brown, L416, NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED
32771. The vehicles which will Misc. goods CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND All other creditors of the dece- Tim Malone be auctioned include: Publish: October 9, 2019 Cheryl Crist, L502, at public sale, to the highest and CONDITIONS AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- dent and other persons having 385 Brassie Drive J050 Misc. goods best bidder, for cash, in person ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE claims or demands against Longwood, Florida 32750 5NPEB4AC1DH639092 in Room S-201, Seminole ASSESSMENT ROLL; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT decedent’s Estate must file their 2013 HYUNDAI SONATA Purchases must be paid for at County Civil Courthouse, 301 N. ROLL BE CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; claims with this Court WITHIN 3 Publish: October 2, 9, 2019 GLS/4DR/BLUE the time of purchase in Credit Park Ave., Sanford, Florida PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS; AND MONTHS AFTER THE DATE J018 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Card only. All purchases sold as 32771, at 11:00 a.m. on PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Publish: October 9, 2019 ATHENS TOWING AND is, where is and must be November 7, 2019. OF THIS NOTICE. J044 RECOVERY INC gives Notice removed at the time of sale. 3) Final Assessment Resolution No. F19-19, Relating to Special of Foreclosure of Lien and intent Sale is subject to concellation. ANY PERSON CLAIMING Assessment Revenue Note (4000 Collins Avenue Commercial ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT to sell these vehicles on AN INTEREST IN THE PACE Project), Series 2019. The title of the Resolution is as fol- 11 SURPLUS FUNDS FROM WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OF THE EIGHTEENTH /01/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 Publish: October 9, 16, 2019 lows: Navigator Avenue, Sanford, THIS SALE, IF ANY, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: J056 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- OTHER THAN THE PROP- NOTWITHSTANDING THE AND FOR JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S RESOLUTION NO. F19-19 section 713.78 of the Florida ERTY OWNER AS OF THE A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY TIME PERIOD SET FORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY, TOWING gives Notice of Statutes. ATHENS TOWING DATE OF THE LIS PEN- DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED FLORIDA Foreclosure of Lien and intent to AND RECOVERY INC reserves DENS, IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE sell these vehicles on FICTITIOUS NAME the right to accept or reject any CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND AFTER THE DECEDENT’S CASE NO.: 2019-DR- 10/22/2019, 09:00 am at 326 NOTICE and/or all bids. MUST FILE A CLAIM CONDITIONS FOR IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 003290 LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- 6774, pursuant to subsection WITHIN 60 DAYS AFTER ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE Notice is hereby given that The date of the first publication IN RE: THE MATTER OF: 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. 2016 HYUNDAI THE SALE IN ACCOR- ANNUAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR COLLECTION OF THE TOWERS ON WESTERN, LLC, of this notice is October 2, 2019. BETTY G. JOHNSON, JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S VIN# KMHDH4AE4GU531647 DANCE WITH SECTION ASSESSMENTS; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT ROLL BE owner, desiring to engage in Petitioner/Wife, TOWING reserves the right to 45.031(1)(a), FLORIDA CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; PROVID- Attorney for Personal accept or reject any and/or all Publish: October 9, 2019 business under the fictitious STATUTES. ING FOR LIEN STATUS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE Representative: and bids. J051 name of LATITUDE 28 VILLAS LAW OFFICES OF MITCHELL ROY ALBERT JOHNSON, located at 828 ORIENTA DATED this 3rd day of October, A. HORWICH, P.A Respondent/Husband. KMHHN65F43U092923 AVENUE, ALTAMONTE 2019 1541 Sunset Drive, Suite #202 2003 HYUNDAI SPRINGS, FL 32701 intends to Coral Gables, Florida 33143 NOTICE OF ACTION FOR NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: register the said name in SEMI- Jeffrey C. Hakanson, Esquire DISSOLUTION OF MAR- Publish: October 9, 2019 SANFORD TOWING gives NOLE county with the Division For the Court BY: RIAGE WITH PROPERTY J045 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE of Corporations, Florida RANDY NARKIR, ESQUIRE of Lien and intent to sell these Department of State, pursuant /s/ Jeffrey C. Hakanson Florida Bar No. 109196 TO: ROY ALBERT JOHNSON, vehicles on 10-20-19, 10:00am to section 865.09 of the Florida JEFFREY C. HAKANSON, Telephone: (305) 666-5299 whose last known address is AT 2522 COUNTRY CLUB Statutes. ESQUIRE [email protected] 865 SUTTER LOOP, LONG- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ROAD SANFORD, FL 32771 Florida Bar No. 0061328 WOOD, FL 32750. YOU ARE KMHCN46C76U059471 Publish: October 9, 2019 Primary E-mail: THE NORTHERN TRUST NOTIFIED that an action for On 10/29/2019 at 10:00 AM an 2006 HYUNDAI J057 [email protected] Secondary E-mail: COMPANY, Dissolution of Marriage with auction will take place at A&N 1GKDS13S142364327 [email protected] Personal Representative Property has been filed against Twin Towing, 2681 w 5th street 2004 GMC McIntyre Thanasides Bringgold 600 Brickell Avenue, Suite 2400 you and that you are required to ,Sanford,Fl,32771. The vehicles 3C4FY48B74T244804 Elliott Miami, Florida 33131 serve a copy of your written which will be auctioned include: 2004 CHRYSLER FICTITIOUS NAME defenses, if any, to it on BETTY WBADT43451GX27770 Grimaldi Guito & Matthews, P.A. NOTICE 500 E. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 200 BY: G. JOHNSON, through her 2MEFM74W82X612035 2001 BMW Michelle McClaskey, counsel at THE ORLANDO 2002 MERC 1YVHP84C155M33848 Tampa, Florida 33602 Notice is hereby given that Second Vice President LAW GROUP, PL, Marsha JM1BK12F251249492 2005 MAZDA 813-223-0000 Tel.; 813-899- TOWERS ON WESTERN, LLC, Summersill, Esq. 940 Centre 2005 MAZD 6069 Fax owner, desiring to engage in Publish: October 2, 9, 2019 Circle, Ste 3002, Altamonte Publish: October 9, 2019 Attorneys for Plaintiff business under the fictitious J017 Springs, FL 32714 on or before Publish: October 9, 2019 J052 name of LATITUDE 28 located OCTOBER 31, 2019 and file the J046 "If you are a person with a at 828 ORIENTA AVENUE, disability who needs any original with the Seminole ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL accommodation in order County Clerk of Court at 301 N. 32701 intends to register the to participate in this pro- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Park Avenue, Sanford, Fl NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: said name in SEMINOLE ceeding, you are entitled, OF THE EIGHTEENTH 32771. If you fail to do so, a NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: PAUL'S TOWING gives at no cost to you, to the JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN default may be entered ATHENS TOWING AND NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE county with the Division of provision of certain assis- AND FOR against you for the relief RECOVERY INC gives Notice of Lien and intent to sell these Corporations, Florida tance. If you require SEMINOLE COUNTY, demanded in the petition. of Foreclosure of Lien and intent vehicles on 10-20-19, 10:00am Department of State, pursuant assistance please con- FLORIDA The legal description of real to sell these vehicles on at 2513 Country Club Road to section 865.09 of the Florida tact: property at issue is LOT 5 10/21/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 Sanford, fl 32771 Statutes.
File No: 19-CP-1103 WINDTREE WEST PB 20 PGS Navigator Avenue, Sanford, JTKDE177670150984 ADA Coordinator at 97 & 98 with the address of 865 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- 2007 TOYOTA Publish: October 9, 2019 Seminole Court PROBATE DIVISION Sutter Loop, Longwood, Fl section 713.78 of the Florida 1B3LC56K18N183015 J058 Administration 32750. Statutes. ATHENS TOWING 2008 DODGE 301 N. Park Avenue IN RE: THE ESTATE OF AND RECOVERY INC reserves Suite N301 Dated: September 17, 2019 the right to accept or reject any Publish: October 9, 2019 Sanford, Florida, 32771- BETTE JAYNE HILE, and/or all bids. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS J053 1292 Deceased. GRANT MALOY NAME (407) 665-4227 SEMINOLE COUNTY CLERK 2005 KYOO NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF COURT AND COMPTROL- VIN# RFBBAAA285B105847 Notice is hereby given that I am LER NOTE: You must contact NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: engaged in business at 540 The estate of BETTE JAYNE coordinator at least 7 Publish: October 9, 2019 TRI-COUNTY TOWING, INC. Lake Lenelle Drive, Seminole HILE, deceased, whose date of KORY G. BAILEY days before your sched- J047 gives Notice of Foreclosure of County, Chuluota, Florida 32766 death was November 4, 2018 is {Deputy Clerk or Authorized uled court appearance, or Lien and intent to sell these under the Fictitious Name of pending in the Circuit Court for Signature} immediately upon receiv- vehicles on 10/23/2019, 10:00 Captain Tom’s Datil Pepper SEMINOLE County, Florida, ing this notification if the am at 195 LYMAN ROAD CAS- Sauce, and that I intend to reg- Probate Division, file number Publish: September 25, time before the scheduled NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: SELBERRY, FL 32707, ister said name with the 19-CP-1103. The Address of October 2, 9, 16, 2019 appearance is less than 7 ATHENS TOWING AND Divisions of Corporations, the court is 301 N. Park Ave, I207 days; if you are hearing or RECOVERY INC gives Notice 2007 3LNHM26TX7R627136 Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- Sanford, Florida 32771. The voice impaired in of Foreclosure of Lien and intent LINCOLN dance with the provisions of the name and address of the per- Seminole County, call to sell these vehicles on Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: sonal representative and the 711.”" 11/03/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 pursuant to subsection 713.78 Section 865.09, Florida Statutes personal representative’s attor- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Navigator Avenue, Sanford, of the Florida Statutes. TRI- 1991. ney are set forth below. Courtesy Towing, Inc. gives Publish: October 9, 16, 2019 Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- COUNTY TOWING, INC. Notice of Foreclosure of Lien J061 section 713.78 of the Florida reserves the right to accept or Mosquito Coast All creditors of the decedent and and intent to sell these vehicles Statutes. ATHENS TOWING reject any and/or all bids. Communications SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 • PAGE 11
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and which record includes the testimony and evidence on which the Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the appeal is based. defendant(s) in the following described property, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as In accordance with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities follows: Act, any person requiring special accommodations or an interpreter to participate at this meeting should contact FRED at (407) 712-6352 SOUTH 40 FEET OF LOT 32, LOT 31 AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF LOT at least seven (7) days prior to the meeting. Persons who are hear- 30, BLOCK C, MOBILE MANOR SECOND SECTION, ACCORDING ing or speech impaired can contact the Florida Dual Party Relay TO THE PLAT THEROF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAGES System at 1-800-955-8770 (Voice) and 1-800-955-8771 (TDD). 46, 47, AND 48, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. LOCATION OF PROPERTY 117 MANOR AVENUE, Florida Resiliency and Energy District ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32714.
Publish: October 9, 2019 And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at J042 11:00 am, or as soon thereafter as possible on October 28, 2019, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the Front (West) Door, of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Civil Section, 201 N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771, the above Seminole County, Florida described property. Case # 08SC0108 That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this Writ of PALM COAST RECOVERY CORP., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, Execution LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Plaintiff(s) Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff VS Seminole County, Florida
ANTONIO INFANTE, Deputy Sheriff DATE. at www.fdfcbonds.com/notices or at the offices of the FRED Defendant(s) Administrator, Florida Development Finance Corporation, 156 NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT The purpose of the Regular Board meeting is for the Board to con- Tuskawilla Road, Suite 2340, Winter Springs, FL 32708, during nor- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF 1990,PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL sider the following: mal business hours. The meetings are open to the public and con- ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS ducted in accordance with the provisions of Florida law. Meetings NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the Writ of SHOULD CONTACT THE CIVIL SECTION AT THE SHERIFF’S 1) Termination of Subsequent Party Amendment to the LPPMA for may be continued as found necessary to a time and place specified Execution issued out of and under the seal of the SEMINOLE COUN- SEMINOLE COUNTY OFFICE, 201 N. PARK AVE., SANFORD, Satellite Beach on record. TY/CIRCUIT COURT, Florida, Case # 08SC0108 upon a final judg- FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO- ment rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled CEEDINGS. (407) 666-6640. The Board may also consider any other business which may proper- If any person decides to appeal any decision made with respect to PALM COAST RECOVERY CORP., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, ly come before it. any matter considered at this meeting, such person will need a record Plaintiff vs. ANTONIO INFANTE, Defendant(s) which aforesaid Writ Publish: September 25, October 2, 9, 16, 2019 of the proceedings and such person may need to ensure that a ver- of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, I182 A copy of the resolutions and/or the Agenda may be obtained online batim record of the proceedings is made at his or her own expense PAGE 12 • Midweek: Oct. 9-12, 2019 SANFORD HERALD
Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Woman who burned down The The Senator (left) was burned down in early Senator arrested for trafficking meth 2012. Sara Barnes (right) By Rachel Graeser charges of trafficking metham- admitted to the crime, Herald Editor phetamines. stating she was smoking More than seven years ago meth at the time. Now she The woman who burned Sara Barnes, a 26-year-old at the is charged with trafficking down Seminole County’s time, admitted to breaking into the drug in Seminole famous big tree, The Senator, County. has been arrested again on See BARNES, Page 7