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WEDNESDAY TODAY CITRUS COUNTY & next morning HIGH 91 Partly cloudy, LOW 40% chance of showers. 72 PAGE A4 www.chronicleonline.com AUGUST 14, 2013 Florida’s Best Community Newspaper Serving Florida’s Best Community 50¢ VOL. 119 ISSUE 7

INSIDE EDUCATION: Board shelves Thorpe’s retirement

MIKE WRIGHT Thorpe on board, we Staff writer should jump on that,” Meek said. FEMA training gets nod INVERNESS — Citrus County com- Commissioners Scott missioners voted 3-2 Tuesday night to Adams and Rebecca CHRIS VAN ORMER to spend $1,000 for food allow Brad Thorpe to un-retire. Bays wanted the board Staff writer for 10 selected staffers to Thorpe, the county administrator who to continue with the attend the course, spon- announced his retirement in May, said process of finding INVERNESS — Not sored by the Federal he would stay on the job as long as he’s Thorpe’s replacement. Brad all county commission- Emergency Management wanted. “It’s nothing to do with Thorpe ers were on board Tues- Agency (FEMA) from “I will tell you, if my health is good and Brad as a person,” Bays county day to send 10 county March 10 through March the board wants me, I’ll stay as long as I said. “I’m going to sepa- administrator to staff members to Mary- 13, 2014, in Emmitsburg, Summer can,” Thorpe said. “The board may not rate business from per- stay in office. land for an integrated Md., with their travel For many students and want me in the future. That’s the risk I sonal friendship. It’s not emergency management and lodging paid for by teachers, summer take as an administrator.” that he doesn’t have a heart for it. His di- course. the Department of vacation was more like Commissioners Dennis Damato, J.J. rection and my direction are polar In a 3-2 vote, the Citrus Homeland Security. summer term./Page C1 Kenney and Chairman Joe Meek said opposites.” County Board of County Thorpe is a valuable asset to the county. Commissioners agreed See FEMA/ Page A5 NATIONAL NEWS: “If we have an opportunity to keep Mr. See THORPE/ Page A5 Artifacts Whooperless found in No cranes Silver Merger stalls Governments sue to this coming Springs block the proposed merger of American Airlines with US winter Airways./Page A12 A.B. SIDIBE Archaeologists Staff writer OPINION: survey site he annual win- ter, man-led Associated Press migration of T whooping SILVER SPRINGS — cranes to the Chassa- Scientists have uncovered howitzka National a treasure trove of buried Wildlife Refuge was materials in Silver canceled for the sec- Springs’ crystal-clear ond year in a row. waters. But unlike last year, The Ocala Star-Banner this year’s cancellation reported University of is due to budgetary Florida experts estimate More letters issues. they’ve uncovered some Readers don’t feel shy Michael Lusk, the 10,000 artifacts, mostly an- about expressing their manager of the U.S. cient tools and “lithic deb- opinions in Sound Off Fish and Wildlife Serv- itage,” or the sharp flakes and letters. See ifyou ices’ Crystal River Na- left behind during the agree with them. tional Wildlife Refuge making of arrows and /Pages A9, A10 complex, said the fed- spear tips. eral sequester will The archaeologists sur- OPINION: make it impossible to veying the property said Muster bring the cranes here. the findings could land Sil- The cranes will instead ver Springs on the roster of up the political winter in St. Marks America’s most histori-

See CRANES/ Page A11 cally significant venues. “will to develop The survey was man-

Due to a lack of dated by the Florida De- and support a funding, the ultralight partment of Environ - aircraft flight leading mental Protection’s deal comprehensive “ the endangered with Palace Entertain- restoration whooping cranes to the ment, which in January Chassahowitzka was granted an early exit plan for King’s National Wildlife from its lease so Silver Refuge will not occur Springs could become a Bay. this year. state park. The transition MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle required an archaeologi- EDITORIAL, PAGE A8 cal survey.

COMMUNITY: Key show The Key Training Center Study: Half who now buy own health plan to get aid invites everyone to Music of the Decades in two performances this Associated Press Thursday and Friday. Buying health insurance through new marketplaces /Page C4 WASHINGTON — About half the people who Beginning in 2014, most individuals will be required to carry health insurance if they don’t already have it. How people will now buy their own health apply for subsidized coverage under the law known as the Affordable Care Act: insurance — and poten- 1 Application sent to health 2 Information 3 Hub forwards applicant information to federal agencies – tially would face higher insurance market, known as forwarded to including the Department of Homeland Security, Internal premiums next year an exchange. federal data hub. Revenue Service and Social Security Administration – for under President Barack verification and subsidy eligibility check. Obama’s health care law 1 2 3 — would qualify for fed- 1 eral tax credits to offset rate shock, according to a new private study. Many other people, however, earn too much money to be eligible for HEALTH PLANINDIVIDUALS HEALTH INSURANCE FEDERAL DATA HUB FEDERAL AGENCIES EXCHANGE help, and could end up paying more. The estimate, being re- 7 6 5 4 leased Wednesday by the nonpartisan Kaiser Fam- 7 Depending on income and 6 Applicant notified 5 Approval notification 4 Verified information subsidies, applicant enrolls in of approval. returned to exchange. returned to data hub. ily Foundation, tries to an- private plan or Medicaid. swer one of the biggest INDEX remaining questions SOURCE: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services AP about the impact of Classifieds ...... C7 Comics ...... C6 Obama’s law on American insurance markets. much more will be a func- the federal government is for several reasons: Community ...... C4 families: Will consumers “About half of the peo- tion of a lot of different taking the lead setting up ■ Insurers will have to Crossword ...... C5 wince — or even balk — ple won’t be paying the things.” new insurance markets cover people with pre- Editorial ...... A8 when they see the premi- sticker price,” said Gary For example, some peo- for individuals and small existing medical condi- Entertainment . . . . .A4 ums for the new plans? Claxton, director of the ple who don’t qualify for businesses. tions, whose needs are Horoscope ...... A4 The study found that 48 health care marketplace tax credits may get jobs People can enroll start- costlier to provide for. Lottery Numbers . . .B3 percent of families cur- project at Kaiser, an infor- that offer coverage, added ing Oct. 1, and coverage ■ Policies must provide Lottery Payouts . . . .B3 rently buying their own mation clearinghouse on Claxton, a co-author of the becomes effective Jan. 1. certain standard benefits, Movies ...... C6 coverage would be eligi- the health care system. study. And the bottom line Most people currently including prescription Obituaries ...... A6 ble for tax credits next “The people who get help on premiums may not be covered by employer drugs, mental health and TV Listings ...... C5 year, averaging $5,548 per will get quite a lot of help. clear until sometime this plans are not affected. substance abuse treat- family, or 66 percent of the “Many, but certainly not fall, after the Health and The law is likely to in- ment and rehabilitative average cost of a bench- all, of the people who Human Services Depart- crease the sticker price services. mark “silver” policy of- don’t get tax credits will ment releases rates for for individually pur- fered through new state pay more,” he said. “How more than 30 states where chased coverage next year See HEALTH/ Page A5 A2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE 000FOK1 Page A3 - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around the STATE Citrus County Rubio representative in county Aug. 23 A representative from U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio’s of- fice will be at the Lakes Re- gion Library, 1511 Druid Road, Inverness, from noon to 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, to address issues citizens have regarding Social Se- curity, Medicare, veterans benefits, immigration, the IRS or any federal agency. For more information, call the Gulf Coast regional of- fice at 813-977-6450. Fingerprinting resumes at EOC Fingerprinting services have resumed at the Emer- gency Operations Center in Lecanto, after having been suspended due to technical problems. The Citrus County Sher- iff’s Office offers fingerprint- ing services as part of a state-required background check for employment, to apply for a concealed weapon/firearm permit or any other reason where fin- gerprints are necessary. For more information, PAT FAHERTY/Chronicle contact Deputy Andy Citrus County resident Rachel Baril is a full-time online student at Saint Leo University. She works at the College of Central Florida McEwen at 352-527-3701. Citrus campus library and is pursuing a bachelor of arts degree in psychology. Constate issues boil-water notice All customers of Constate Utilities are advised that a major repair at the utility’s well site is scheduled for today, necessitating a pre- cautionary boil-water notice. The utility is urging all cus- tomers to boil water that is to be used for drinking, cooking, making ice, brush- ing teeth or washing dishes. To ensure safety, boil water Students, schools embracing e-learning as viable alternative to classroom for at least one minute. The precautionary notice will re- PAT FAHERTY using a mix of in-person and Lawter said plans on graduating in sum- main in effect until rescinded Staff writer online course work. mer 2014. following a bacteriological The Florida College System, e-learning gives Online courses for credit analysis of the water. -learning is changing which includes CF and 27 have the same tuition structure Customers with questions higher education. other schools, reported 33.1 students more as traditional courses. And should call Jeff Schrade at E While it is also called percent of students were en- while it seems e-learning 352-634-0726. online learning or distance rolled in an online/distance options, but he would be cheaper to offer, it learning, accessing higher ed- course for 2010-11. Its goal is added a caveat: presents it own cost structure. Miami ucation through the Internet 36.2 percent by 2017-18. Lawter explained it requires a has caught on at the College of “We really are in the middle “E-learning huge investment in technology Man goes missing Central Florida. of an e-learning revolution, not and support for the faculty. “For the 2012-13 academic just at CF, but worldwide,” students need Students also need a resource after rescuing child year, 62 percent of our students Lawter said. “Most traditional person to contact and CF Officials are searching for took at least one e-learning students have grown up in a to be more maintains a help desk. a 39-year-old man who course,” said CF Vice Presi- digital world.” self-motivated.” There is greater demand for jumped into the water off dent Vernon Lawter, who over- He said it gives students online student services and West Summerland Key to sees the Citrus campus. more options for accessing more demands on the testing rescue a child in distress. “E-learning has grown over higher education with certain courses, which accelerates the center. Monroe County Sheriff’s 200 percent in the past five ac- advantages. Students can work pace. He said the expansion of e- officials said Brian Kowalski ademic years.” at their own pace, without hav- “You had to hit the ground learning has been a challenge of Trinity was on a boat trip He said 30 percent of the ing to travel to attend classes. running,” she said. the college embraced. It is cur- with other adults and chil- full-time equivalent students “All the research capabili- She said online learning is rently developing an e-learning dren Monday afternoon. were generated through dis- ties are right there,” he added. not difficult from the stand- strategic plan. tance learning and the college “The world is digital — it’s a point of computer use. But she Both CF and state figures A child was being towed by put out 890 distance learning huge advantage.” But he gave recommends anyone lacking show there is virtually no dif- a rope behind the boat and sections — equivalent to a group a caveat: “E-learning students recent skills might benefit ference in student success other children were in the of students in a classroom. need to be more self-motivated.” from a basic computer course. rates between online and water. Sheriff’s officials said He said they have a growing That concept is not lost on She noted while you work at classroom learning. And state Kowalski was bringing the population of students who Rachel Baril. The Citrus your own pace, it’s important college students can access on- child back to the boat when prefer courses online and last County resident works part- to know when to take a break. line courses from schools. he showed signs of distress. year CF experienced double- time at CF’s Citrus campus li- She said a lot of students use “We’re saying as an institu- Two people on the boat digit growth in e-learning. In brary, but is a full-time online the library for online course tion, e-learning is an option at tried to turn the boat around response, the college can add student at Saint Leo Univer- work or catching up on home- Central Florida College, not a so they could help, but the sections when enrollment sity. She is working on her work for other classes. replacement,” Lawter said. rope got tangled in the pro- shows additional demand. bachelor of arts degree in psy- Baril said she can use the “It’s just another improve- peller. They lost sight of E-learning comes in two chology. She said the program online library catalog for re- ment, an option for access.” Kowalski as they tried to forms; one involves total on- works well for her because she search and even order from Contact Chronicle reporter untangle the rope. The child line content. The other, not as cannot get to the main campus. the bookstore online and have Pat Faherty at 352-564-2924 or has recovered. popular at CF, is a hybrid, Baril is taking condensed textbooks sent to her. She [email protected]. —From staff and wire reports

From the CAPITAL Report: State hospitals reduce Dozens of charter schools TRIM notices mailed infections, readmissions ran deficits in 2011-12 Special to the Chronicle thorities. Phone numbers are included With dozens of hospitals banding together Nearly 12 percent of Florida charter schools in the notice for those who have ques- to make improvements, the Florida Hospital ran deficits during the 2011-12 fiscal year, The Citrus County Property Ap- tions concerning the tax rate or tax Association released a report Tuesday it and about 25 schools had what are consid- praiser’s office on Monday mailed the amount. Dates and time of budget pub- claims shows patient readmissions and infec- ered “material weaknesses” in their financial lic hearings are also listed. If available, 2013 Truth In Millage (TRIM) notices. tions have decreased. The association began controls, according to a new report by the The TRIM notice contains important certain non-ad valorem assessments the effort in 2008, with hospitals sharing infor- state auditor general. information describing three tax sce- are also shown on Page 1 of the TRIM narios on Page 1. Each column contains notice. mation about steps they could take to improve The report found 58 of 499 charter schools two subsets of figures, millage rates and The proposed fire services MSBU was quality of care and prevent costly and life- that filed reports had deficits at the end of the the tax levy for each taxing authority. not finalized and reported to the prop- threatening complications. fiscal year. Column 1 reports last year’s actual erty appraiser’s office in time to place DOT putting SunPass The 25 schools found to have “material taxes, column 2 reports possible taxes on the TRIM notice. The public should weaknesses” showed problems such as in- based on rollback millage rates and col- remember that while the fire fee will not inside vending machines correct accounting treatment of transactions umn 3 reports taxes based upon pro- appear on your TRIM notice, it will ap- SunPass electronic-tolling transponders and inadequate separation of financial duties posed budgets for 2013-14. During their pear on your November tax bill. Anyone can now be found in some state welcome- among school officials. final budget hearings, the taxing author- with questions regarding the fire serv- center vending machines, next to Trolli Soto proposes year-round ities may only choose to adopt a final ices MSBU fee should call 352-341-2151. Gummi Candy, Van-O Lunch Cookies and millage rate as reported in column 3 or The property appraiser’s office can Toast Chee crackers. In an attempt to make daylight-saving time reduce it — but they may not go higher. help answer value questions. A trained the transponders more convenient for mo- Sen. Darren Soto, D-Orlando, will try again Therefore, column 3 is the highest staff appraiser’s telephone number is lo- torists, the state has started to place the toll- to keep the sun shining later in the day year- amount that a taxpayer will see on their cated midway on Page 2 of the TRIM no- paying devices into vending machines at round in Florida. Soto has reintroduced a November tax bill (not including tice. For 25 days from the issuance of the “official” Florida Welcome Centers and at a proposal (SB 74) that would require Florida TRIM notice, values can be discussed special assessments that are reported rest area along Interstate 4 in Polk County. to keep the clocks permanently set for daylight- separately). and issues resolved informally until The state Department of Transportation on saving time. Soto filed a similar bill in the The TRIM notices are also available Sept. 6, 2013. Anyone who continues to at http://www.pa.citrus.fl.us. have a difference of opinion on value or Tuesday tweeted a photo of the transponders 2013 session (SB 734), but it was not heard Millage rates and tax levies are the re- other matters may timely file a petition stacked inside a vending machine, selling for in committees. sponsibility of each of the taxing au- to the Value Adjustment Board. $5.35 each, next to rows of snack items. —From wire reports A4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Today’s Today in HOROSCOPES ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY Birthday — Hash over any problems Today is Wednesday, Aug. 14, the that are still standing between you and your happiness and begin to make the 226th day of 2013. There are 139 necessary changes that will lead you days left in the year. past them in the year ahead. Kiri Te Kanawa gives Today’s Highlight: Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Think before ‘Downton’ an On August 14, 1945, President you speak. Problems will develop be- operatic touch Harry S. Truman announced that tween you and someone you care Japan had surrendered uncondition- about if you aren’t diplomatic. LONDON — “Downton Abbey,” ally, ending World War II. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Share the world’s favorite country-house On this date: your talents, offer your services and, soap, is getting a dose of opera. In 1848, the Oregon Territory was most of all, you should enjoy interacting Producers said soprano Kiri Te created. with the people you encounter along the Kanawa will appear in the upcom- In 1935, President Franklin D. way. ing fourth season as real-life diva Roosevelt signed the Social Security Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Devote Nellie Melba. Act into law. time and effort to getting ahead. The New Zealand-born singer Whether you work for yourself or some- In 1951, newspaper publisher one else, the extra attention to detail will said “I couldn’t say yes fast William Randolph Hearst, 88, died in pay off as long as you don’t bite off enough” to appearing in a show Beverly Hills, Calif. more than you can chew. she loves — and enjoyed her time In 1962, robbers held up a U.S. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Let your on set so much she named her mail truck in Plymouth, Mass., mak- emotions lead the way. You can expand new dog Abbey. ing off with more than $1.5 million; your awareness as well as your inter- Te Kanawa sang for journalists the loot was never recovered. ests if you follow your heart. Connecting at a preview of the new season on In 1997, an unrepentant Timothy with people from different backgrounds Tuesday. In the new series, Melba McVeigh was formally sentenced to will lead to valuable opportunities. — a huge star of the early 20th death for the Oklahoma City Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Ex- century — joins the aristocratic bombing. press your ideas and plans in clear, Grantham clan for a house party. Ten years ago: A huge blackout concise language. Listen to the sugges- Associated Press tions of others. The costume drama about the “Downton Abbey,” the world’s favorite country-house soap, is hit the northeastern United States Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Stick family and servants in an English getting a dose of opera. Producers said soprano Kiri Te and part of Canada; 50 million people to what you know and steer clear of im- stately home returns to British tel- Kanawa, shown May 13, 2010, will appear in the upcoming lost power. pulsive or erratic people. You can evision this fall, and airs in the fourth season as real-life diva Nellie Melba. Five years ago: President George achieve stellar results if you have the U.S. on PBS in January. W. Bush signed consumer-safety leg- facts and figures to back your actions. Harris and Ellie Goulding. the hospital after nearly drowning islation that banned lead from chil- Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Limita- Miley Cyrus, Robin Cyrus and in an Atlanta pool. dren’s toys, imposing the toughest tions are likely, but they mustn’t be al- Thicke to perform Thicke are now A lawyer for the boy’s mother standard in the world. lowed to get in the way of your goals. If at MTV VMAs tied with Bruno said Tuesday that 5-year-old One year ago: Ron Palillo, the you look for ways to overcome obsta- Usher Raymond V was re- actor best known as the nerdy high NEW YORK — Miley Cyrus Mars as the cles, you will impress onlookers with leased from Children’s Health- school student Arnold Horshack on your resourcefulness. second most and Robin care of Atlanta-Scottish Rite on the 1970s sitcom “Welcome Back, Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — There is Thicke will nominated act money to be made if you have a mind with four each. Sunday. Lawyer Angela Kinley Kotter,” died in Palm Beach Gardens perform their said Tameka Foster Raymond at age 63. to it. An old idea can be recycled to suit summer an- Justin Tim- the current consumer climate. Love is berlake and saw her son at school yesterday Today’s Birthdays: Broadway thems at the Robin when he attended orientation for lyricist Lee Adams (“Bye Bye Birdie”) looking positive, and time should be set Macklemore & Thicke aside for romance. MTV Video the new year. is 89. College Football Hall of Famer Music Awards Ryan Lewis Aries (March 21-April 19) — Don’t lead with six apiece. Police said the boy fell to the John Brodie is 78. Singer Dash share too much information with others later this bottom of a pool behind the Crofts is 75. Rock singer David Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and until you are sure that your plan will month. singer’s downtown home Aug. 5 Crosby is 72. Comedian-actor Steve Kanye West will also perform at work. MTV also Miley Cyrus and became stuck in the drain. Martin is 68. Actress Susan Saint the VMAs, to air live from the Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Problems announced a A housekeeper tried unsuc- James is 67. Author Danielle Steel is with partners, children or money will new award Tuesday called best Barclays Center in Brooklyn, cessfully to free him. A contractor 66. “Far Side” cartoonist Gary Larson surface if you haven’t budgeted wisely. song of the summer. Both Cyrus N.Y., on Aug. 25. doing work at the home pulled is 63. Basketball Hall of Famer Earvin Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Offer and Thicke are nominees. Cyrus’ him from the pool and performed “Magic” Johnson is 54. Singer Sarah suggestions but don’t do the work that Usher’s son released “We Can’t Stop” and Thicke’s CPR. someone else is responsible for. Brightman is 53. Actress Halle Berry from hospital On Friday, a judge dismissed Cancer (June 21-July 22) — A vaca- “Blurred Lines” will compete with after accident is 47. Actress Mila Kunis is 30. NFL tion that encourages thought, inspiration Daft Punk’s “Get Lucky,” Selena an emergency request by quarterback Tim Tebow is 26. and motivation would pay for itself. Talk Gomez’s “Come & Get It,” One ATLANTA — The son of Usher’s ex-wife seeking tempo- Thought for Today: “The old for- to people who can shed light on an idea Direction’s “Best Song Ever” and Grammy-winning R&B singer rary custody of their two children. get. The young don’t know.” or situation for enhanced insight. “I Need Your Love” by Calvin Usher has been released from —From wire reports — Japanese proverb. YESTERDAY’S WEATHER FLORIDA TEMPERATURES LEGAL NOTICES HI LO PR HI LO PR HI LO PR City H L F’cast City H L F’cast 92 74 0.20 93 74 trace 91 74 trace Daytona Bch. 93 75 ts Miami 91 79 pc Ft. Lauderdale 91 80 pc Ocala 93 74 ts in Today’s Citrus County Chronicle

Fort Myers 93 75 pc Orlando 94 75 ts 000FO77 Gainesville 93 74 ts Pensacola 88 73 ts Homestead 89 78 pc Sarasota 92 75 pc Fictitious Name Jacksonville 93 75 ts Tallahassee 91 75 ts Notices...... C10 HI LO PR Key West 89 78 ts Tampa 92 78 pc 94 74 0.50 Lakeland 94 73 pc Vero Beach 91 75 pc Lien Notices...... C10 Melbourne 91 75 ts W. Palm Bch. 90 79 pc Notice to Creditors/ MARINE OUTLOOK Administration...... C10 HI LO PR Southwest winds around 10 knots. Gulf water Tax Deed Notices ...... C10 92 73 0.30 Seas 2 feet. Bay and inland waters will temperature have a light chop. Slight chance of thunderstorms today. CITRUS COUNTY HI LO PR HI LO PR 92 76 0.00 90° 93 76 trace Taken at Aripeka Exclusive daily LAKE LEVELS THREE DAY OUTLOOK forecast by: Location Mon. Tues. 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Ragweed,trees were absent. chenopods, grasses Total for the year 37.60 in. **Light - only extreme allergic will show symp- 98/78 Today’s count: 3.7/12 H 91/79 Main switchboard phone numbers: Normal for the year 34.38 in. toms, moderate - most allergic will experience FORECAST FOR 3:00 P.M. *As of 7 p.m. at Inverness symptoms,Thursday’s heavy - all allergic count: will experience 5.5 Citrus County — 352-563-6363 UV INDEX: 11 WEDNESDAY Citrus Springs, Dunnellon and Marion County symptoms.Friday’s count: 4.1 residents, call toll-free at 888-852-2340. 0-2 minimal, 3-4 low, 5-6 moderate, AIR QUALITY 7-9 high, 10+ very high I want to place an ad: Tuesday was moderate with pollut- Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Wednesday BAROMETRIC PRESSURE City H L Pcp. Fcst H L City H L Pcp. Fcst H L To place a classified ad: Citrus – 352-563-5966 Tuesday at 3 p.m. 30.00 in. ants mainly particulates. 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SIDIBE 60 and 70 feet. dictate how it is built,” he said. “Don’t get bogged down in ing, council members: Staff writer “It shouldn’t have to be by Kohler would like to see indi- minutiae,” Chrietzberg said. ■ Approved the city’s annual much,” Kohler said. vidual investors or property “Keep your eye on the big contract with the Citrus County CRYSTAL RIVER — City ■ Change the land-use rules to owners pay for a share of build- picture.” Sheriff ’s Office. leaders sought and got direction relax the requirements about ing stretches of the proposed Businessman Daryl Seaton, ■ Heard about the latest about a slice of waterfront real onsite permeability from 35 to bayfront boardwalk. whose hotel anchors the north crime numbers from the sher- estate that has lain dormant 15. Permeability has to do with City Manager Andy Houston end of the proposed boardwalk, iff ’s office’s west-side com- without development for more the ratio of area on a piece of preceded Kohler by lamenting said while he liked most of the mander Capt. Danny Linhart. than four decades. property that can be used for the lack of development in the suggestions, he didn’t like the ■ Heard an annual report A consultant the Community stormwater retention and what waterfront district. provision of having property from Janet Mulligan, chair- Redevelopment Agency (CRA) can be built on. Last April, Houston suggested owners contributing to building woman of the city’s Waterfronts hired a few months ago unveiled ■ Build condos and hotels to the city council — which the boardwalk. Advisory Board; the Waterfront District Master with waterfront views. serves as the CRA board — that “In effect, you are holding the ■ Approved a courtesy meas- Plan on Monday. ■ Build a traffic-calming me- a consultant be hired to offer boardwalk hostage,” Seaton said. ure to reimburse Crystal River The blueprint for drumming dian on U.S. 19 and a gateway at opinions on how to best get that If property owners refuse to Fire Department volunteer fire- up business development in the Citrus Avenue to announce the area primed for development participate, there would be fighters who reside outside the area, according to consultant city’s hub. and attract businesses. docks in a place intended to city limits the amount of the Tom Kohler of Real Estate Re- ■ Drop the requirement about All council members praised have a boardwalk and water- county MSBU fire fee. Thirteen search Consultants, has a few every piece of property having Kohler’s presentation. Council- front access to businesses, he of the 16 firefighters live outside key points to it: on-site parking, and instead en- man Ken Brown said he has no said. city lines; ■ Develop a cohesive courage pooled parking. problems with building height Gerry Mulligan, who spoke on ■ Approved a measure to stormwater management system Then Kohler added perhaps limits being raised in the com- behalf of the Chamber of Com- name the boardwalk currently — an attractive retention pond the most controversial sugges- mercial corridor of U.S. 19. merce’s area council, echoed under construction at the Acad- for the area to collect and filter tion — build the much-talked- Joe Chrietzberg, a longtime Seaton’s concerns about the emy of Environmental Science any runoff from businesses be- about and long-anticipated city resident and advocate for boardwalk suggestion, but oth- property the “Gary Maidhof fore it empties into the bay. waterfront boardwalk based on what he calls dynamic change in erwise liked the other sugges- Walk to Nature.” ■ Increase the maximum what the market dictates. the city, implored the leaders to tions. Mulligan also is the Contact Chronicle reporter building height allowance from “If you build, they would not act sooner than later to imple- publisher of the Chronicle. A.B. Sidibe at 352-564-2925 or 50 feet to somewhere between necessarily come. Let the market ment the suggestions. During the city council meet- [email protected]. RECORD Meek, however, Thorpe. nightmare. Our For the THORPE said last week that Bays and problem lies right Domestic battery cer after ordered to stop. Ac- Thorpe had re- Adams, here.” arrest cording to his arrest avadavat, Continued from Page A1 thought retirement however, Thorpe’s em- ■ Kenneth Whitford, 52, Mayes was driving a motorcy- and was offering to said the ployment status of Homosassa, at 8:36 p.m. cle in excess of 80 mph and When Thorpe an- stay if board mem- county stays as it has Aug. 12 on a misdemeanor when the officer pursued him, nounced his retirement in bers wanted him needs a been. He said com- charge of domestic battery. he refused to pull over despite May, he promised to stay to. new direc- missioners never No bond. the officer changing tones on the siren several times. Mayes on the job until his re- Meek, Damato Joe Meek tion. Rebecca formally accepted Other arrests placement was hired. and Kenney Adams, in his resignation, so was also ticketed for careless chairman of Bays ■ Kristy Pelgrin, 38, of Twenty-eight applicants, jumped at the particular, his status hasn’t S.W. 20th St., Ocala, at 2:25 driving. Bond $5,000. county county ■ including two top county offer. commission. blamed commissioner. changed. p.m. Aug. 6 on a Citrus County Christina Gonnerman, officials and an assistant “Brad cares. You previous His annual con- warrant for violation of proba- 45, of 4002 E. Grant St., Inver- superintendent of schools, cannot put a dollar figure county commissions for the tract would not require tion for a felony charge of ness, at 1:07 a.m. Aug. 8 on applied for the county ad- on someone who cares for county’s budget shortfall, any severance pay for a fraudulently obtaining a con- felony charges of battery on a ministrator’s job. this county,” Damato said. which has necessitated a resignation. However, if trolled substance. No bond. law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest with violence. Board members had He said the learning 30 percent tax increase. the board fires Thorpe ■ Dennis Grundy II, 28, of planned to whittle the list curve for any of the appli- “The mess we’re in isn’t without cause, he will re- S.E. 14th Ave., Ocala, at 2:25 According to her arrest affi- down to five finalists to cant “is way too high” to all Brad’s fault,” Adams ceive six months’ sever- p.m. Aug. 6 on a Citrus davit, Gonnerman was being interview. consider replacing said. “We’re in a financial ance pay. County warrant for violation of detained at Griff’s Bar in Inver- probation on an original felony ness and when officers arrived charge of uttering a worthless at the scene they attempted to check. No bond. question her. She then be- president Theodora Rus- Resources Director (MSBU) did not came violent, striking the offi- ■ nak asked what the conse- Ken Cheek instead. show on the TRIM Christopher Nelson, cer several times. After being FEMA quence would be for not Meek responded notice taxpayers re- 25, of E. Reehill St., Lecanto, Continued from Page A1 arrested and handcuffed, she participating in the that Pearson is ceived this week. at 3:23 p.m. Aug. 6 on a refused entry into the police Commissioner Rebecca training. more than TRIM stands for Sumter County warrant for a vehicle and was warned, then Bays and Commissioner Commission Chairman qualified. Truth in Millage. misdemeanor charge of ex- Tasered. Bond $1,000. Scott Adams gave different Joe Meek said, “It’s not an “She is in no way “It is not typical posure of sexual organs. ■ Bond $1,000. Raymond Schmidt, 34, reasons for not supporting issue until it’s obviously an in over her head,” that a BU would go of 2850 N. Crede Ave., at 10 ■ the motion to approve the issue and that is that in the Meek said. on the TRIM notice Michael Kutsunakis, a.m. Aug. 8 on a misde- Dennis 54, of Hernando, at 7:43 p.m. training. middle of an emergency The board voted Damato the first year of its meanor charge of battery. Ac- Bays said FEMA is broke you know what you are 4-1 to appoint creation,” an- Aug. 6 on a misdemeanor cording to his arrest affidavit, county charge of disorderly intoxica- from Hurricane Katrina doing.” Pearson. commissioner. swered County At- there was a dispute with a and the training would add Rusnak asked if the train- ■ During public torney Richard tion. Bond $250. neighbor. Bond $500. ■ expenses to flood- ing had any effect on cost comment time, Harvey Ger- Wesch. “In future years, it Sarah Canter, 22, of ■ Shannon Spangler, 32, insurance policies. She said recovery. Adams said it was ber, president of the Bev- would likely be on the 6024 W. Pershing Drive, Ho- of 2894 N. Carolina Road, the agency used a great not mandatory, so it had no erly Hills Recreation TRIM notice.” mosassa, at 4:09 a.m. Aug. 7 Crystal River, at 4:46 p.m. Aug. deal of funding on beach strings attached. Association, asked for two Wesch clarified to Robert on a misdemeanor charge of 8 on a felony charge of false renourishment. Along with other speak- changes to the vacant prop- Schweickert Jr. of Inver- trespass in structure or con- verification of ownership of sec- “I can’t support this be- ers from the public, Rusnak erty registry ordinance re- ness: “There were timing is- veyance after warning. Bond ondary metals recyclers. Ac- cause of what’s going on pointed out that training garding dealing with sues in trying to get it on the $1,000. cording to her arrest affidavit, with FEMA,” Bays said. should be available through broken windows and height TRIM notice that would not ■ Robert Levantini, 32, of Spangler recycled 68 pounds Adams said the training is Internet teleconferences so of grass. have met our guidelines for 142 Juniper Circle, Ocala, at of stainless steel not belonging not mandatory and that county employ- For safety purposes, the adoption of the BU.” 12:20 p.m. Aug. 8 on a felony to her at Crystal River Metal that restoring serv- ees do not have to banks should be required to ■ Following a public charge of retail theft. Accord- Recycling. No bond. ing to his arrest affidavit he ices after an emer- travel and be away replace broken windows on hearing, the board author- ■ Tyler Boyd, 28, of 486 S. gency amounts to from their jobs. homes they hold title to ized a wastewater special was seen on store surveil- Wolfe Point, Lecanto, at 5:12 using common Meek said the with clear Plexiglass rather assessment district for Har- lance shoplifting items totaling p.m. Aug. 8 on a felony $336.93 from the Inverness sense. He said the county has to be than board them with ply- bor Isle in Crystal River to charge of grand theft. Accord- Walmart on Gulf-to-Lake personnel sent prepared, although wood, Gerber said. Plywood put about 20 waterfront ing to his arrest affidavit, he is Highway. Bond $2,000. away on training that it was unfortu- on windows indicates a va- properties on the central accused of stealing stainless ■ would not be doing nate how FEMA of- cant house that can attract sewer system at a cost of James Forest, 27, of steel tubing from another ad- their regular work. Scott fered the training. illegal activity and poses $3,621.64 each. Hernando, at 3:19 p.m. Aug. 8 dress on S. Wolfe Point, on misdemeanor charges of County Adminis- Adams ■ Adams singled risks to law enforcement ■ The board directed Lecanto. Bond $2,000. criminal mischief and trespass trator Brad Thorpe county out an item on the personnel unable to see in staff to continue an effort to ■ Donald Landon, 45, at on property. Bond $500. said all senior staff commissioner. consent agenda to such a house to check on it. cut 16 trees along the south 6:45 p.m. Aug. 9 on a misde- ■ had to be certified appoint Assistant Allowing a grass height of side of West Venable Street Anthony Juanez, 29, of meanor charge of possession for the county to get reim- County Administrator 18 inches lets banks refrain to allow safer access to the 440 N. Gulf Ave., Crystal River, or consumption of alcohol in bursements in the event of Cathy Pearson as the deten- from mowing as frequently north-south runway at Crys- at 12:30 a.m. Aug. 8 on misde- public. No bond. meanor charges of disorderly an emergency. tion facility contract moni- as needed for the safety of tal River Airport. Many ■ Lee Murtagh, 57, at 6:45 intoxication in public and resist- Commissioner Dennis tor. keeping insects and vermin more trees need to be cut on p.m. Aug. 9 on a misde- ing arrest without violence. Ac- Damato said the training is “I feel that it’s over Ms. away from occupied homes, the undeveloped property meanor charge of possession Pearson’s head,” Adams Gerber said. He recom- known as Crystal River cording to his arrest affidavit, he or consumption of alcohol in like buying an insurance is accused of being partially said, and explained his mended a maximum height Common, but would have a public. No bond. policy in case of an emer- clothed and walking in the mid- opinion was based in the of 10 inches. wetland impact that would ■ gency, that staff would be dle of Grover Cleveland Blvd. Charleen Fortenbery, ■ Inverness resident need to be mitigated. Staff trained to get roads cleared way a consultant was ap- near the Two Deuces Bar in 35, of Lecanto, at 11:36 p.m. was asked to research and services restored as proved for a Tourist Devel- Rocky Hensley said the $54 Homosassa. Bond $650. Aug. 9 on a felony charge of soon as possible. opment Council contract. fire protection services mu- means of mitigation and re- aggravated battery with use of ■ William Feydo, 20, of Citrus County Council He recommended Water nicipal services benefit unit port back. a deadly weapon. No bond. 1955 S. Gettysburg Drive, ■ Homosassa, at 11:42 p.m. Ann Ellis, 31, of 5448 S. Aug. 8 on misdemeanor Frost Point, Lecanto, at 4:54 p.m. Aug. 10 on a misde- premiums — and ease cost ble for some level of help. new market will get a charges of operating a vehicle without a valid driver’s license meanor charge of retail petty increases for many who are Families on the low end of break on costs. theft. According to her arrest HEALTH currently buying the the scale will pay 2 per- People with individual and for drug paraphernalia. Continued from Page A1 Bond $650. affidavit she is jointly accused skimpy individual policies. cent of their income for a coverage they buy them- of retail theft in the amount of ■ The money will go directly benchmark plan, while selves represent a small Lonnie Mayes, 28, of 8 $69.83 from the Lecanto Wal- ■ Policyholders’ annual to the insurance plan, and those on the upper end sliver of those with private Montana St., Beverly Hills, at mart with Travis Damron. 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www.72-hourblinds.com 527-0012 000FNCN A6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Obituaries Alexander ‘Alex’ Sinclair, 93 CRYSTAL RIVER Tony James Mansfield, 52 Alex Sinclair, 93, of Crys- Kennedy, 79 tal River, Fla., died Tues- LECANTO day, Aug. 13, 2013. Born in BEVERLY HILLS The Service of Remem- Thurso, Scotland, he was a James Edward Kennedy, brance for Mr. Tony Eu- life member of the PGA. 79, Beverly Hills, died Aug. gene Mansfield, age 52, of He is survived by his 9, 2013, under the loving Lecanto, Florida, will be wife, Janice; daughter, care of his family and HPH held 11:00 AM, Thursday, Margot Check (Steve); Hospice. James was born August 15, three grandchildren; and July 15, 1934, in Provi- 2013 at the four great-grandchildren. dence, R.I., to the late Inverness Private arrangements Frank and Leona Chapel of were made by Fero Fu- (LaChance) Kennedy. Hooper neral Home with Crema- After attending Gorton Funeral tory. Donations may be High Homes made to HPH Hospice in School, with Pas- Lecanto. Warwick, tor Gordon R.I., he Tony Condit of- Frances O’Neal Mansfield joined the ficiating. LECANTO National Interment will follow at Guard. He Frances O’Neal, Oak Ridge Cemetery, In- was hon- Lecanto, Fla., died Aug. 10, verness. The family will orably dis- 2013, at home while under receive friends from 10:00 James charged in the care of her loving fam- AM until the time of serv- Kennedy 1954. He ily and Hospice of Citrus ice, Thursday at the married Clarine Kenaston County. A celebration of chapel. Online condo- on Sept. 9, 1955. James life will be held at her lences may be sent to the worked at Atlantic Tubing home at 2 p.m. Saturday, family at www.Hooper & Rubber Co. of Warwick, Aug. 17, 2013. Fero Funeral FuneralHome.com. R.I., and Kent County Hos- Home. Mr. Mansfield was born pital in Warwick, R.I., be- October 18, 1960 in Saint fore joining New England Charles, IL, son of Densel Memorial Hospital and Gloria (Ewer) Mans- (NEMH), Stoneham, Mass. field. He died August 10, During this time, he also 2013 in Lecanto, FL. He LeRoy ‘Swede’ attended the University of worked as a construction Hoglund, 76 Massachusetts. James re- Project Manager. He en- tired in 1989 as director of joyed the outdoors, hiking, HOMOSASSA environmental services Associated Press the mountains of Ten- The Service of Remem- after more then 24 years of This photo shows Pvt. James Roland and the Purple Heart medal he earned serving nessee and most impor- service at NEMH. James in World War II. The medal was found in June by Goodwill employee Richard Zuehlke brance for Mr. LeRoy M. tantly, his family. “Swede” Hoglund, age 76, also owned and operated while unpacking donations. The medal will be presented to Roland’s cousin, Mary Survivors include his T & J Cleaning Service. Roland Struble, on Saturday, Aug. 17, during a ceremony in Westover, Pa. of Homosassa, Florida, wife of 30 years, Laurie will be held 11:00 AM, Sat- James is survived by Mansfield of Lecanto, FL, urday, August 17, 2013 at wife, Clarine, of Beverly son, Kyle (Kayla) Mans- the Homosassa Chapel of Hills; siblings, Diane field of Hernando, FL, Hooper Funeral Homes. Jencks, George Kennedy, Mystery Purple Heart daughter, Jennifer Mans- Cremation will be under Francis L. Kennedy, Rita field of Lakeland, FL, par- the direction of Hooper Jencks, Ruth Sequin, ents, Densel and Gloria Crematory, Inverness. The Rachel Mallette; children, to go to vet’s family Mansfield of Inverness, family will receive friends Cherie Ada Milliron, Col- brother, Jerry (Tammy) from 10:00 AM until the legedale, Tenn., Cynthia Mansfield of Lecanto, FL, saw it, the medal will soon advocacy group will re- time of service at the Leona Silver (Michael), Associated Press sister, Cathie Clark of be back where it belongs ceive the medal from chapel. Online condo- Westborough, Mass., James Lecanto, FL, and 2 grand- BUFFALO, N.Y. — — with Roland’s family in Goodwill in Buffalo on lences may be sent to the Edward Kennedy Jr. children, Ayden Mansfield Richard Zuehlke was un- tiny Westover, Pa., the for- Tuesday. Riders on motor- family at www.Hooper (Nancy), Brandon and and Calyn Mansfield. packing a box of donated mer mining town where cycles will escort it from FuneralHome.com. Thomas Eugene Kennedy household miscellany at he’s buried. DuBois, Pa., to the ceme- Mr. Hoglund was born (Thomasine), Beverly the Goodwill store where How it wound up at a tery on Saturday and September 9, 1936 in Hills; grandchildren, he works when he came Goodwill 200 miles away, present it to Struble at Cheboygan, MI, son of the Daniel Milliron, Kristyn across a gold-trimmed though, remains anyone’s Roland’s gravesite. late August and Lydia Parker, Dr. Kimberly Sil- black case. Inside was a guess. “This is just totally Ian Foster, 27 (Olson) Hoglund. He died ver-Dunker, Jonathan Mill- amazing. It makes me August 9, 2013 in Inver- iron, Michael Silver, Jr., Purple Heart. “It seemed like it may CRYSTAL RIVER Such an honor shouldn’t have been mailed to some- very proud,” Struble said ness, FL. Mr. Hoglund was Cherie-Lynn Milliron, just be floating around, he body,” said Buffalo-area by phone Monday. Ian A. Foster, 27, of Crys- an Army veteran serving Christopher Kennedy, thought. Another pass Patriot Guard coordinator Hastreiter first looked tal River, Fla., and Clyde, during the Korean War. He Logan Milliron, Ethan through the box yielded a Linda Hastreiter, who for relatives in New York N.C., passed away in the worked as a cross country Kennedy and Genevieve sepia-toned portrait of began looking for Roland’s before using the Internet to line of duty while serving pipeliner for Pipeliners Kennedy; and nine great- Pvt. James E. Roland, relatives after learning of find that he was buried in as a petty officer second Local #798 and moved to grandchildren. whose name was en- the Facebook post. Westover. She called the class with the United Homosassa, Florida from A memorial service will graved on the medal. “For 69 years it’s been half-dozen Rolands she States Coast Guard at the Taft, FL in 1972. His inter- be conducted Friday, Aug. Zuehlke’s bosses somewhere,” Hastreiter could find in the town of Aviation Logistics Center ests included welding 16, 2013, at Brown Funeral agreed the thrift store was said. 688 people, eventually con- in Elizabeth City, N.C. pipes, building ships out of Home in Lecanto. Visita- no place for an honor She began searching necting with the mayor. matchsticks and tinkering. tion will begin at 5 p.m. Ian was born April 1, and the service will start at posthumously awarded to immediately. Nearly a Struble, who said her 1986, and was a 2004 grad- Mr. Hoglund was a mem- Roland for military merit month later she tracked family has a long history ber of Pipeliners Local 6 p.m., presided by Lt. Col. uate of Pisgah High School Chaplin Robert Roberts, during World War II. down Mary Roland Stru- of military service, in Canton, N.C. He en- #798, Tulsa, OK, Moose After a Facebook post ble, a distant cousin and had known about Pvt. Lodge 2013, Fraternal U.S. Army (ret.) and Elder listed in the Coast Guard Dale Wolfe, pastor of Her- and some dogged deter- Westover’s mayor. Roland from the town’s in January 2006 and com- Order of Eagles Aerie # mination on the part of a Hastreiter and other 1990 sesquicentennial 4272, Crystal River, and nando Seventh-Day Ad- pleted basic training at ventist Church. In lieu of Patriot Guard Rider who members of the military celebration. Cape May, N.J. He at- Elks Lodge #2693, Homosassa. flowers, the family re- tended the Coast Guard’s quests donations be made Aviation Technical Train- Survivors include wife, Loretta Tigue-Hoglund of to the food pantry of either ing Center in Elizabeth the Hernando Seventh- City, N.C., and was a quali- Homosassa, FL, daughter, Erika (Dan Heeter) Day Adventist Church or Scott says state will sue fied helicopter crewman the Crystal River United at Coast Guard Air Station Hoglund of Southington, CT, step daughter, Terri Methodist Church. Brown Atlantic City, N.J., and Funeral Home and Crema- Elizabeth City, N.C. Carter of Homosassa, FL, Georgia about water brother, Alvin (Pat) tory, Lecanto, www.brown Ian is survived by his fa- Haglund of Clermont, FL, funeralhome.com. ther, Alan Foster of Crystal sister, Edith (Don) Leith of Associated Press years of failed negotia- Sens. Marco Rubio and River; sister, Jillian; and tions with Georgia. We Bill Nelson held a U.S. Brighton, MI, grandson, brother, Alec, both from Robert Williams of Or- APALACHICOLA — must fight for the people Senate field hearing Ashville, N.C. Ian was pre- Florida Gov. Rick Scott of this region. The eco- where they heard about lando, FL, 2 step grand- ceded in death by his sons, Shawn and David. disclosed Tuesday that his nomic future of the impact that drought mother, Cynthia Murphy Daniel state is going to sue the Apalachicola Bay and and reduced water flows Foster; and brother, Dougherty, 53 state of Georgia, saying its Northwest Florida is at have had on Apalachicola Daniel Foster. OBITUARIES increased consumption of stake.” Bay. LECANTO A memorial service will water is limiting In the past, The federal govern-  The Citrus County be at Florida National Daniel Dougherty, 53, of flows to the Florida has sued ment a day earlier de- Chronicle’s policy Cemetery in Bushnell, at 1 Lecanto, Fla., passed away Apalachicola the Army Corps clared a fishery disaster permits both free and p.m. Sept. 20, 2013. In lieu Sunday, Aug. 11, 2013, at River. of Engineers, for those who harvest oys- paid obituaries. of flowers, the family is re- Shands Hospital at the Scott said in a which manages the ters out of the Gulf of Mex- questing donations be  Obituaries must be University of Florida statement that Apalachicola- ico. A federal official made to the American submitted by the Gainesville. A funeral Florida must take Chattahoochee- testified that would make Cancer Society’s Benjamin funeral home or service will be conducted such drastic action Flint river system. oystermen eligible for aid Mendick Hope Lodge, society in charge of at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 17, because it has But a recent ruling should Congress agree to 12810 Magnolia Drive, arrangements. 2012, at the Strickland Fu- been unable to ne- Gov. Rick went against such relief. Tampa.  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Money&Markets A click of the wrist gets you more at www.chronicleonline.com Stock market ekes out 1,720 S&P 500 15,680 Dow Jones industrials 1,700 Close: 1,694.16 15,500 Close: 15,451.01 Change: 4.69 (0.3%) Change: 31.33 (0.2%) 1,680 10 DAYS 15,320 10 DAYS small gains; Apple climbs 1,750 16,000 1,700 Associated Press companies because higher interest rates 15,500 could help them generate better profit 1,650 15,000 NEW YORK — Major stock indexes margins. That helped offset declines in 1,600 eked out small gains Tuesday after an up- homebuilders and other stocks that are 14,500 1,550 turn in technology companies out- sensitive to rising borrowing costs. 1,500 14,000 weighed weakness in other parts of the The yield is also climbing on specula- market, including a drop in airlines. tion that the Federal Reserve will cut its 1,450 13,500 FAMA MJ J FAMA MJ J The gain in technology stocks was stimulus as the economy recovers. At- driven by Apple. The technology com- lanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. YTD pany surged after billionaire investor said Tuesday that it was too early to say DOW 15504.14 15342.34 15451.01 +31.33 +0.20% +17.91% Carl Icahn said on Twitter when the bank would ease NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 6515.13 6419.11 6452.04 -42.48 -0.65% +21.58% DOW Util. 499.90 496.57 497.21 -2.54 -0.51% +9.74% that he held a large posi- Homebuilder back on its stimulus, but Vol. (in mil.) 2,970 1,610 NYSE Comp. 9644.52 9577.39 9630.57 +21.54 +0.22% +14.06% tion in Apple and that its hinted that it would likely Pvs. Volume 2,732 1,378 NASDAQ 3691.06 3648.82 3684.44 +14.49 +0.39% +22.02% stock was undervalued. stocks slid on happen before the end of Advanced 1251 1245 S&P 500 1696.81 1682.62 1694.16 +4.69 +0.28% +18.79% August is shaping up to the year. Declined 1831 1267 S&P 400 1241.77 1231.37 1239.08 -1.51 -0.12% +21.43% concern that New Highs 140 133 Wilshire 5000 18009.04 17872.34 17982.47 +22.78 +0.13% +19.92% be a lackluster month for Homebuilder stocks slid New Lows 204 28 Russell 2000 1054.76 1046.42 1051.99 -1.68 -0.16% +23.86% the stock market as major mortgage rates on concern that mortgage indexes fail to add signifi- rates will climb, raising the Stocks of Local Interest cantly to the gains they will climb, raising cost of buying a home and made in July. The Stan- potentially blunting a re- 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR the cost of covery in the housing mar- NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV dard & Poor’s 500 index has drifted lower, fluctuat- buying a home ket. The stocks of phone AK Steel Hold AKS 2.76 3 6.73 3.63 -.11 -2.9 sss-21.1 -37.0 dd ... ing between small losses companies and utilities AT&T Inc T32.714 39.00 34.72 -.20 -0.6 ttt+3.0 -2.1 26 1.80 and gains, since closing at and potentially that typically pay big divi- Ametek Inc AME 32.17 9 48.01 45.73 -.03 -0.1 sss+21.7 +41.3 23 0.24 an all-time high Aug. 2. dends also fell. Those Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 80.37 0 101.86 100.22 +.19 +0.2 sss+14.7 +25.7 2.21e A sharp rise in Treasury blunting a stocks have been slumping Bank of America BAC 7.68 0 15.03 14.51 +.10 +0.7 sss+25.0 +86.7 26 0.04 yields also rippled through as Treasury yields have Capital City Bank CCBG 7.36 9 13.08 12.15 -.12 -1.0 tts+6.9 +58.7 43 ... the stock market on recovery in the risen, because some in- CenturyLink Inc CTL 32.05 2 43.08 33.88 -.20 -0.6 rtt-13.4 -14.4 20 2.16 Tuesday. housing market. vestors had been buying Citigroup C28.310 53.56 51.77 +.87 +1.7 sts+30.9 +76.3 13 0.04 The yield on the 10-year them as an alternative to Commnwlth REIT CWH 13.46 0 26.38 25.74 -.30 -1.2 tss+62.5 +69.6 92 1.00 note climbed to 2.72 percent, close to its bonds as a source of investment income. Disney DIS 46.53 9 67.89 63.98 +.05 +0.1 tts+28.5 +30.3 19 0.75f highest in two years, on the latest signs Airline stocks slumped after the federal Duke Energy DUK 59.63 8 75.46 70.82 +.05 +0.1 sss+11.0 +8.8 21 3.12f that Europe is emerging from its reces- government challenged the proposed merger of US Airways and American Air- EPR Properties EPR 42.44 5 61.18 51.68 -.85 -1.6 tss+12.1 +24.0 22 3.16 sion. Industrial production in the 17 countries that use the euro rose in June lines, a deal between two of the largest Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 84.70 5 95.49 89.40 -.49 -0.5 ttt+3.3 +4.4 9 2.52 0 sss and investor confidence increased in carriers. The government said the deal Ford Motor F9.25 17.68 17.06 -.01 -0.1 +31.7 +86.3 12 0.40 would result in “substantial harm to con- 9 tss Germany, the region’s biggest economy. Gen Electric GE 19.87 24.95 24.20 -.07 -0.3 +15.3 +18.5 18 0.76 The sharp rise in yields lifted financial sumers” in higher fares and fees. 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TaxableTTaaxable bond fundsfunds MunicipalMunicipal bond ffundsunds PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. $$3030 3%3% 20 Interestrates NET 1YR TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG AGO Stocks ended higher on Tues- 1010 3-month T-bill .05 0.04 +0.01 .10 day, as technology and industri- .est.eest 0 2 6-month T-bill .07 0.07 ... .14 al companies got a boost from economic news suggesting that 52-wk T-bill .10 0.10 ... .17 --1010 Europe is poised to emerge Bond fund flowss 10-yr10- Treasury yield 2-year T-note .33 0.31 +0.02 .27 from recession. The yield on the -20 (left scale, in billions)billioons) (right scale) The yield on the 5-year T-note 1.48 1.39 +0.09 .71 10-year Treasury note also -3-300 10-year Treasury 10-year T-note 2.72 2.62 +0.10 1.67 climbed sharply higher, boosting 1 note rose to 2.72 J F M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J 30-year T-bond 3.76 3.68 +0.08 2.75 bank stocks. -40-40 percent on Tues- 2012 2013 day. Yields affect US Airways LCC interest rates on 3OURCES)NVESTMENT#OMPANY)NSTITUTE-ORNINGSTAR3OURCES)NVESTMENT#OMPANY)NSTITUTE-ORNINGSTAR 4REVOR$ELANEY*0ASCHKEs!04REVOR$ELANEY*0ASCHKEs!0 NET 1YR consumer loans. Close: $16.36 -2.46 or -13.1% BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO The Justice Department challenged a proposed $11 billion merger be- Business HIGHLIGHTS Barclays LongT-BdIdx 3.51 3.41 +0.10 2.42 tween the carrier and American Air- Bond Buyer Muni Idx 5.16 5.12 +0.04 4.25 lines’ parent company, AMR. Eurozone turning a corner Average credit card debt Barclays USAggregate 2.35 2.34 +0.01 1.82 $20 PRIME FED Barclays US High Yield 6.18 6.18 ... 6.85 as recession set to end per borrower dips in Q2 RATE FUNDS 18 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 4.45 4.41 +0.04 3.45 YEST 3.25 .13 LONDON — The recession that’s gripped LOS ANGELES — Americans remain stingy Barclays CompT-BdIdx 1.61 1.54 +0.07 .96 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 16 the eurozone since late 2011 is likely over. about carrying credit card balances and are Barclays US Corp 3.25 3.23 +0.02 2.99 MAJJ 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 52-week range On Wednesday official figures are expected making more of an effort to make timely pay- $9.90 $19.70 to show that economic growth among the 17 ments, trends that have helped whittle the rate Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD Vol.: 78.3m (11.9x avg.) PE: 5.3 countries that use the euro inched up 0.2 per- of late payments on credit cards down to the Crude Oil (bbl) 106.83 106.11 +0.68 +16.4 Mkt. Cap: $3.14 b Yield: ... cent in the April-June quarter compared with lowest level in nearly 20 years. Oil ended high- Ethanol (gal) 2.14 2.16 -0.09 -2.4 J. C. Penney JCP er amid specu- Heating Oil (gal) 3.05 3.02 +0.87 +0.1 the previous quarter. The rate of credit card payments at least lation that the Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.29 3.31 -0.76 -2.0 Close: $12.68 -0.49 or -3.7% The increase is slight. But it would end six 90 days overdue fell in the second quarter Federal Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.94 2.90 +1.32 +4.6 William Ackman resigned from the straight quarters of a debilitating recession — to 0.57 percent. That’s the lowest level since Reserve will cut board to resolve a very public spat its stimulus as METALS CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD between the activist investor and the the longest to afflict the single-currency bloc 1994, credit reporting agency TransUnion Gold (oz) 1321.20 1334.70 -1.01 -21.1 struggling retailer. since its creation in 1999. said Tuesday. the U.S. econo- $20 my recovers. Silver (oz) 21.34 21.33 +0.02 -29.3 The April-June card delinquency rate de- Platinum and Platinum (oz) 1499.70 1498.70 +0.07 -2.5 Air pollution takes toll Copper (lb) 3.32 3.31 +0.36 -8.9 15 clined from 0.63 percent in the same period silver rose, Palladium (oz) 738.00 736.70 +0.18 +5.0 on China’s tourism last year, and also was down from 0.69 per- while gold fell. 10 MAJJ BEIJING — China, one of the most visited cent in the first three months of the year. Soybeans and AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CHG %YTD 52-week range wheat also fell. Cattle (lb) 1.24 1.24 +0.24 -4.6 $12.34 $32.55 countries in the world, has seen sharply fewer Chipotle considering change Coffee (lb) 1.21 1.23 -2.31 -16.1 Vol.: 37.3m (3.2x avg.) PE: ... tourists this year — with worsening air pollu- Corn (bu) 4.55 4.72 -3.55 -34.8 Mkt. Cap: $2.79 b Yield: ... tion partly to blame. to allow antibiotics Cotton (lb) 0.92 0.90 +1.82 +22.1 Numbers of foreign visitors have declined NEW YORK — Chipotle Mexican Grill is re- Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 321.10 316.20 +1.55 -14.1 Eli Lilly LLY Orange Juice (lb) 1.31 1.31 +0.50 +13.3 following January’s “Airpocalypse,” when al- viewing a change to start using beef that has Close: $54.96 1.40 or 2.6% Soybeans (bu) 13.60 13.74 -1.02 -4.2 The drugmaker’s potential lung can- ready eye-searing levels of smog soared to been treated with antibiotics, but said no deci- Wheat (bu) 6.28 6.35 -1.06 -19.3 cer treatment necitumumab met a new highs. sion has yet been made on the matter. key research goal by for patients in a MutualFunds late-stage study. Tourists have been put off by news about The Denver-based chain stressed in a $60 smog and other problems, said Frano Ilic of press release Tuesday that its beef, chicken TOTAL RETURN FAMILY FUND NAV CHG YTD 1YR 3YR* 5YR* 55 travel agency Studiosus in Munich, Germany. and pork continues to come from animals that 50 He said the number of people booking trips to are not given antibiotics or added hormones American Funds BalA m 22.82 +.01 +12.8 +16.8 +14.2 +8.0 45 China through his company has fallen 16 per- whenever possible. But it said it’s considering CapIncBuA m 56.29 -.01 +8.6 +11.3 +10.8 +5.3 MAJJ CpWldGrIA m 41.68 +.10 +13.7 +21.8 +12.3 +5.0 52-week range cent this year. tweaking its “responsibly raised” meat stan- EurPacGrA m 44.65 +.23 +8.3 +18.5 +8.7 +3.7 $42.10 $58.41 Ackman gone, but dards to allow meat from animals that have FnInvA m 47.76 +.14 +17.8 +24.0 +16.6 +6.9 Vol.: 14.2m (2.6x avg.) PE: 12.4 been given antibiotics to treat illnesses. GrthAmA m 40.87 +.08 +19.0 +26.6 +17.0 +6.8 Mkt. Cap: $61.92 b Yield: 3.6% Penney’s problems remain IncAmerA m 19.69 -.01 +10.9 +14.8 +13.0 +7.8 Coke to defend safety InvCoAmA m 35.70 +.07 +19.3 +22.4 +16.1 +7.0 Yum Brands YUM PLANO, Texas — The boardroom drama NewPerspA m 35.66 +.03 +14.1 +22.8 +14.4 +7.0 Close: $72.97 -1.50 or -2.0% may be over, but J.C. Penney is still grappling of aspartame in new ad WAMutInvA m 37.18 +.11 +20.3 +22.9 +18.3 +8.0 Shares of the company that runs Ta- with an uncertain future. NEW YORK — Coca-Cola plans to run its Dodge & Cox Income 13.50 -.04 -1.2 +1.0 +4.2 +6.8 co Bell, Pizza Hut and KFC slumped after July comparable-store sales in William Ackman has resigned from J.C. Penney’s first ad defending the safety of artificial sweet- IntlStk 39.50 +.14 +14.0 +28.6 +10.9 +3.9 China fell 13 percent. board as part of a deal to resolve an unusually eners on Wednesday, a move that comes as Stock 151.86 +.66 +25.7 +32.6 +20.3 +7.7 $75 Fidelity Contra 91.23 +.26 +18.7 +21.9 +18.0 +8.3 public battle between the activist investor and the company looks to stem declining sales of GrowCo 114.91 +.33 +23.3 +24.7 +21.9 +10.3 70 the struggling department store operator. diet soda. LowPriStk d 48.29 +.09 +22.3 +30.3 +20.2 +11.1 Ackman’s departure provides some short- The print ad is set to run in USA Today in Fidelity Spartan 500IdxAdvtg 60.18 +.18 +20.3 +23.3 +18.7 +8.0 65 MAJJ term relief from a distraction for Penney while the Atlanta area, followed by the Atlanta Jour- FrankTemp-Franklin IncomeA m 2.34 ... +8.5 +12.8 +11.3 +7.8 52-week range it tries to fix its ailing business and as the cru- nal Constitution on Thursday and the Chicago FrankTemp-Templeton GlBondA m 12.98 -.01 -0.9 +4.7 +5.5 +9.1 $59.68 $75.13 GlBondAdv 12.94 -.01 -0.8 +5.0 +5.8 +9.4 cial back-to-school selling season heats up. Tribune next week. It says that diet drinks can Vol.: 5.8m (2.1x avg.) PE: 23.9 Harbor IntlInstl 67.95 +.33 +9.4 +19.9 +11.6 +4.2 Mkt. Cap: $32.56 b Yield: 1.8% Icahn tells Apple CEO help people manage their weight and stresses T Rowe Price EqtyInc 31.44 +.02 +19.9 +25.3 +17.4 +8.0 the scientific evidence showing the safety of GrowStk 44.94 +.16 +19.0 +22.6 +19.5 +8.8 InterOil IOC to buy back more stock aspartame, which is more commonly known Vanguard 500Adml 156.55 +.47 +20.3 +23.3 +18.7 +8.1 Close: $75.51 -8.47 or -10.1% NEW YORK — Billionaire investor Carl 500Inv 156.53 +.47 +20.3 +23.2 +18.6 +7.9 Quarterly profits disappointed Wall under the NutraSweet brand name. MuIntAdml 13.65 -.04 -3.2 -1.8 +3.0 +4.4 Street and the integrated energy Icahn said Apple should buy back more stock. The ad represents the next phase of a cam- STGradeAd 10.68 -.02 -0.1 +1.3 +2.5 +3.9 company said it would explore the Icahn said on Twitter Tuesday that he spoke paign Coca-Cola Co. launched in January to sale of some assets. Tgtet2025 15.04 +.01 +10.7 +15.2 +12.4 +6.4 $100 with Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook and told him push back at critics who blame its sugary TotBdAdml 10.61 -.05 -2.7 -1.9 +2.8 +5.1 the computer company’s stock buyback needs drinks for fueling obesity rates. The first wave TotIntl 15.72 +.09 +6.6 +17.6 +7.8 +2.1 80 TotStIAdm 42.78 +.08 +21.1 +25.1 +19.3 +8.6 to be boosted immediately. Icahn character- of ads outlined the company’s commitment to TotStIdx 42.77 +.09 +21.1 +25.0 +19.2 +8.4 60 ized the talk as a “nice conversation” and said fighting obesity and pointed to the many diet Welltn 37.70 +.01 +12.8 +16.4 +13.1 +8.2 MAJJ he and Cook plan to speak again soon. options it offers. Now Coca-Cola is trying to re- 52-week range WelltnAdm 65.11 +.02 +12.8 +16.5 +13.2 +8.3 $50.90 $106.44 Icahn tweeted that he has a large position assure people that those lower-calorie drinks WndsIIAdm 62.37 +.21 +20.9 +25.3 +18.8 +8.4 in Apple and believes the company’s stock is aren’t harmful. *– Annualized; d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a Vol.: 2.4m (3.2x avg.) PE: ... marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. Mkt. Cap: $3.67 b Yield: ... “extremely undervalued.” —From wire reports “There is no more miserable human Page A8 - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision.” OPINION William James, 1842-1910 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE

CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD Shocked, shocked Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher DOUGLAS COHN AND Mike Arnold ...... editor ELEANOR CLIFT Other VOICES Charlie Brennan...... managing editor WASHINGTON sit lounge of the Moscow airport that he can show off to the Russ- Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member resident Obama canceled who was meeting with human ian people, and Obama gets a a planned summit in rights activists and allegedly rare chance to look tough while Mac Harris ...... citizen member PMoscow with Russian still in possession of a treasure putting nothing at risk. It’s like Founded Rebecca Martin ...... guest member President Putin, citing Putin’s trove of U.S. intelligence that iconic scene from by Albert M. Williamson Brad Bautista ...... copy chief rejection of administration en- secrets. “Casablanca,” where the chief treaties to return NSA leaker What if the situation were re- of police is “shocked, shocked” “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” Edward Snowden to the U.S. to versed, and a Russian citizen to find gambling in Rick’s Café. — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus face trial. Obama’s frustration was holed up at JFK airport in If Putin did agree to extradite with Putin’s intransigence on a New York, his passport revoked Snowden, what kind of signal number of issues, from nuclear by Russian authorities, and he would that send? How would TIPPING POINT arms reduction to the abrupt had inside information about that be interpreted? Obama halting of adoptions by Ameri- the Kremlin; would the admin- would be delighted, of course, cans of Russian children, set istration send him back to Rus- and praise Putin for his cooper- the stage for the snub. Obama sia to face an uncertain fate? ation. But what would Putin get no doubt felt he had taken The answer is no, the adminis- out of the deal? He would for- enough guff from the Russian tration would put out the wel- feit any future opportunities to president; now was the time to come mat for such an receive defectors and/or dissi- Restore bay return the volley. individual. They’d call him or dents from the U.S. Anybody Granting Snowden tempo- her a defector, and grant contemplating such a move rary asylum was the proximate asylum. would see Putin as an unreli- cause, but a small part of the The same would be true if an able confidante, and Russia as much larger story of the deteri- individual allegedly in posses- hostile territory — not the mes- or lose it orating U.S.-Russian relation- sion of secrets about China sage Putin wants to send in a ship. It gave Obama an excuse managed to reach the U.S. — he world of shifting alliances. uring the past 12 waters of King’s Bay were to skip the side trip to Moscow or she would get asylum in a The thing to watch now is months, hundreds of crystal-clear with a white, after he attends next month’s New York minute. what Russia does with Snow- G-20 summit in St. Petersburg manatees have died sandy bottom and strips of The Russians are doing ex- den now that he’s there for at D that Putin is hosting. Given the least a year. The Russian equiv- actly what any U.S. administra- suddenly and inexplicably, tape grass beds. Since then, long and rocky history between tion would do: allow this alent of Facebook reportedly of- one after another, across one- local residents and recre- the two superpowers, it’s not high-profile defector or dissi- fered him a job. Let’s see how third of the Indian River es- ational users have witnessed surprising Obama made the de- dent to find safe harbor, and much freedom Snowden gets to tuary along Florida’s east the steady decline of the cision he did, but did he really then milk it for every bit of enjoy, whether the world at coast. This spring, hundreds bay’s water quality. think the Russians would re- drama and public relations ad- large hears from him again, and of pelicans also began dying, Spurred by the bay’s de- turn Snowden? vantage they can find. Sure, it’s then we can better judge followed this summer by cline, concerned local citi- In foreign policy — as in all annoying to Obama, but it Putin’s actions, and whether scores of bottlenose dolphins. zens, environmental groups human interactions — you’ve shouldn’t be a surprise. And it they depart from the norm — or The “die off ” is and civic organi- got to put yourself in the other shouldn’t be blamed for the are the norm. guy’s shoes. Snowden initially breakdown in the U.S-Russian an alarming indi- zations have been ———■——— cator that the es- THE ISSUE: beating the drum fled to Hong Kong, where the relationship. That was fraying tuary’s ecosystem, for the past two Chinese essentially punted, de- well before Snowden landed in Douglas Cohn and Eleanor which not only King’s Bay decades to galva- clining to send him back to the Moscow. Clift author the Washington supports wildlife disturbing trend. nize public and U.S. and letting him travel on to There’s a great deal of the- Merry-Go-Round column, Moscow. Putin was confronted but commercial governmental ater on both sides of the divide. founded in 1932 by Drew with a guy confined to the tran- Putin has a trophy in Snowden Pearson. fisheries, tourism OUR OPINION: support to halt and other busi- Race against time the decline so the nesses as well, is demands bay could be re- finally buckling concerted action. stored to its ear- under the strain lier luster. of decades of pol- While their ef- lution generated by coastal forts have spurred some pos- development. itive steps, such as the recent While Citrus County has yet public acquisition of Three to experience the Indian Sisters Springs and Crystal River estuary’s grim statis- River’s water reclamation, tics, mounting evidence indi- sewer extension and cates this could very well be stormwater management the fate awaiting its coastal projects, progress has been waters and estuaries in the incremental and piecemeal. not-too-distant future. Lacking concerted action, The most recent evidence of the bay is inexorably reach- the degradation of our coastal ing a tipping point that could waters and estuaries is a 10- result in dire environmental year data collection effort in and economic consequences King’s Bay. Conducted by the for our county. With time our Southwest Florida Water Man- enemy, the race to save the agement District, it confirms bay demands action — not the bay’s disturbing trend of more discussions and studies declining water quality. that merely restate the As revealed by the data col- problem. lected, the bay’s waters are County residents and gov- plagued by growing levels of ernmental officials, there- chlorophyll, nitrate and phos- fore, must muster up the phorus, indicating stormwa- political will to develop and LETTERS to the Editor ter run-off, chemical support a comprehensive ebrate my 13th birthday in fertilizers and leaking septic restoration plan for King’s A lesson in OPINIONS INVITED June at the Citrus County Ani- systems are polluting the bay. Bay that’s solutions oriented common sense ■ The opinions expressed in mal Services Shelter. Thanks No one, however, should be before it’s irrevocably lost. The recent commentary by Chronicle editorials are the to the visitors to the shelter surprised. The time for concerted ac- opinions of the newspaper’s Dr. Anthony Schembri was an editorial board. that day we collected in excess In the 1970s, the spring-fed tion is now! exercise in common sense. of 20 pounds of food and (most ■ Wouldn’t if be refreshing to all Viewpoints depicted in political importantly to me) cat treats! cartoons, columns or letters do FIRE TAX levels of government if leaders not necessarily represent the We also collected $117 in cash, Hot Corner: took the time to examine their opinion of the editorial board. which has been put to good use Volunteers weeded out smarter than the fire chief when own broken machine and at- ■ Groups or individuals are in improvements to the cat it comes to the fire department tempt to put a new “solution- invited to express their opinions adoption area. Those dona- in a letter to the editor. I was a volunteer firefighter in operation? Of course not. ism” in place. tions, along with donations Pine Ridge for many years. Now I believe the American peo- ■ Persons wishing to address the from some of our volunteers that they’ve put paid firefighters We already pay fire tax ple are fed up with the manner editorial board, which meets and supporters, went towards in Pine Ridge, the volunteers are weekly, should call Charlie the purchase of three addi- I’m addressing the comments in which the politicians con- Brennan at 352-563-5660. no longer needed. At tinue to do business as usual. tional kennels for the cat adop- made in Monday’s ■ All letters must be signed and one time there were al- paper (Aug. 5) from the We are a country, state and tion area. Thank you to Nick most 20 volunteers in include a phone number and Nicholson for putting the new OUND people that wrote in county with a very high level of hometown, including letters that station. Now S kennels together for us. These who are pro the MSBU inept-ocracy. sent via email. Names and they’re down to almost OFF fire (fee). This is a system of govern- hometowns will be printed; extra kennels allow more of one or two and at this phone numbers will not be our cats to have the opportu- Obviously, you must ment where the least capable published or given out. time, they’re both sen- work for the fire depart- to lead are elected by the least nity to be available in the ior men. There’s no ■ We reserve the right to edit ment or you’re one of capable of producing and adoption areas; more of them need for volunteer fire- letters for length, libel, fairness the people that got the where the members of society and good taste. now have the opportunity to in- fighters anymore. We’ve teract with the public looking 3 percent raise, be- least likely to sustain them- ■ just been weeded out Letters must be no longer than CALL cause what you said selves or succeed are rewarded to adopt. Thank you from the by the paid firefighters 600 words, and writers will be was pretty dumb. with goods and services paid limited to four letters a month. bottom of my heart. and everybody can 563-0579 for by the confiscated wealth of ■ Also new to the adoption thank the administra- We already pay to the SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, a diminishing number of pro- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., area are two very comfy tion for doing that. fire (services) in our taxes. And to even think that ducers. This process continues Crystal River, FL 34429. Or, fax shelves in the Meet Your to 352-563-3280, or email to More stations needed? somebody shouldn’t go and put to allow politicians to continue Match Room that allow more [email protected]. vertical space for the cats to Here’s one for your tax fee for out a fire at someone’s house to be reelected and placed in because they oppose being positions that foster their con- climb and relax on. Thank you the fire business: Out in to our volunteers, Leslie Ra- Heatherwood, there was a build- ripped off by paying all these tinuance in office. George the Shelter bills, these taxes and MSBUs, is Corruption is rampant, but malho and Karyl Kelley; ing that burned a couple years Cat says thanks Leslie’s husband, Joe; and ago. It took 35 minutes for the a pretty sad thing to state. It’s the age-old comment we hear ridiculous. is: “What difference can I Hello. George the Shelter Glen Tubman d/b/a Canvas Ex- fire trucks to get there and obvi- perts for their planning, execu- ously there was nothing for make?” People, we have to re- Cat here. I apologize for taking Give tax to fire chief make our beds or else we will so long to get this letter done, tion and contributions to these them to do. excellent shelves! I’m calling in regard to taking all be sleeping on the floor at but the lack of opposable Give back fire dept. back the fire department. Don’t the feet of those that have cre- thumbs hinders my typing. Please visit the shelter soon I can’t believe that anyone be- think people would mind so ated the unacceptable. Also many recent surrenders and check out some of the great cats, kittens, dogs and grudges the fire department much paying a fire tax if it went Dr. Schembri has laid out a of cats, kittens, dogs and pup- puppies waiting for their monetary support. What we do directly to the fire department recipe in which we can change pies have kept me busy greet- chance for adoption. Please begrudge is that the sheriff’s instead of going to the sheriff, our direction and make it work ing everyone, and I just want to adopt, don’t shop — and again, (office) is in charge of this who already has too much con- right. remind everyone to please money and how it is spent. Give trol. Please give the fire depart- spay and neuter your pets. remember to spay or neuter the fire department back to the ment back to the fire chief. I George Pratt I want to thank everyone your pets. fire chief. Is (Sheriff Jeff) Dawsy think we’d be a lot happier. Hernando who took part in helping to cel- George the Shelter Cat

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THE EDITOR Letters to Sound OFF Don’t worry, More firefighters needed be happy The Sound Off is a lot better than the comics. Don’t worry, be happy. Just reading the stupidity that some people call in All will be well in Wash- to the Sound Off. One of them: “Lay off the police, ington, D. C. The presi- lay off the fire department.” As a retired firefighter, dent doesn’t have a I have called in with facts and figures from the Na- budget, thanks to his staff tional Fire Protection Association that shows the and Harry Reid. Neither fire department here is very under strength and one has made a legitimate under manned and we need to get that strength up try to generate a budget to protect ourselves, to protect the firefighters and or work towards one that protect the property. could be accepted and Confused by quote put into practice for five years now. Several days ago in the Chronicle, there was a big What does this mean to article about water by A.B. Sidibe and he was quot- you and me? It means ing and interviewing Helen Spivey about water is- that there are no guide- sues. Ms. Spivey mentioned the use of robo-toilets. lines or limits on spend- I don’t think she really meant robo-toilets. That ing and borrowing in would be inappropriate, I think, in context of what Washington, D. C. until she was saying, she may have meant composting the debt limit is reached toilets. Composting toilets make total sense be- again. Don’t worry, be cause they require little or no water. happy — we will just im- Charge boat ramp fees plement programs that I’m mad I can’t get my boat out on the ramp for make us look good, and scalloping. It’s all booked up and tied in from out- give away money that we of-state, out-of-town scallopers, all using our county don’t have, because we Don’t worry, be happy. really want to. education on the correct ramps and facilities for free. We need to start can just borrow more next Let’s make another deal A little story, not new, use and secure installation charging people. We could have a nice fire depart- Monday. The people and and go down the slippery but still interesting: of all types of child safety ment with that. foreign countries will slope to defeat. Seems there (were) two seats. This is vitally impor- young boys up North who tant, as four out of five car think that we are just Alfred E. Mason Grass needs cutting wonderful because we became very close friends seats are not used correctly Crystal River — went to elementary and no car seat can protect The grass needs cut on South Barber Street. The are giving them some- person or bank or mortgage company that owns thing for nothing. school and high school, a child if it is not used Much work still played on the school ath- properly. Another key serv- this property needs to come and take a look, as I Is this ever going to drove by. This is an eyesore where I came from and end? to be done letic teams. Well, during ice is providing safe, new car seats for families in our the property owner should be cited. Does Beverly It will end when we, the their senior (year) in high As a white woman, I community who are expe- Hills not have any authority? The grass is full of people, say no more bor- school, one of their fa- guess I take for granted riencing financial hard- mosquitoes and looks very bad for the neighbor- rowing. When you reach thers was sent on his job that no one is going to fol- ship. Two hundred and hood. Please drive by South Barber Street. the debt limit, that’s it, in the South which meant low me around in a store twenty seven children re- you’re done borrowing. taking the family to a new Searching for stolen birds because they think I ceived a car seat this past Or, it could end when the location. After gradua- I am asking anyone that has spotted three flamin- might steal something. No year. These are offered at federal government can’t tion, the other kid de- gos in anyone’s yard that were recently placed woman clutches her low cost to ensure safe borrow enough money to cided he missed his there, to call the sheriff’s office. They were recently purse close to her body transportation for all chil- pay the bills and debt buddy and saved his stolen from our front yard. They were made of when I approach. No one dren regardless of family they owe. Not a happy money for a trip down porcelain and quite heavy. My wife, who is 76 years locks their car when I South to see him. income. All services are by thought and something a walk through a parking old, spent much time restoring them. She painted So the day came and he appointment at the Early president doesn’t want to lot. I don’t feel frightened them bright pink with a dark green base. They may boarded the bus and fell Learning Coalition office. think about or acknowl- when I see a police offi- have been sold from a flea market or off the street. asleep. Next thing he We would like to thank edge. But how about us? cer in the area. It would be greatly appreciated if they were to be This debt obligation is heard was someone the following businesses, found and returned. The theft has been reported to While the Zimmerman yelling, “Get off the bus, agencies and organiza- something we are going to jury has made their deci- the sheriff’s office. have to pay off. It’s going get off the bus and put tions who have con- sion, which, like it or not, your feet in the yellow tributed financial and Getting rid of synthetics to come out of our pockets we must accept, I was footprints on the deck.” in-kind support to the I was wondering why we can’t get rid of the syn- and the politicians are very proud of President See, he got on the wrong Child Passenger Safety thetic drugs in Citrus County even though they have just going to continue to Barack Obama when he bus and it took him to the Program this past year. in Sumter County pretty well, even though they spend until we elect legis- addressed the racial trou- Marine Corps Recruit First, the Board of Direc- don’t have anything near the (Jeff) Dawsy empire lators who have the bles that still exists and Depot at Parris Island, S.C. tors of the ELC for their we have here to get rid of it. Just seems like re- courage and the ability to discussed some of the He lived in a hell for support, The Florida De- sources are spent for a lot less important things, say no more borrowing problems faced by people the next 11 weeks. Then partment of Transporta- because these kids are dying and going broke over until we get our financial of color every day. house in order. they sent him to Camp tion, Kids Central Inc., this crap and we can’t do nothing about that. The president’s recent The Citrus County Tax Cities in California and Pendleton — a Marine informal press confer- Collector’s Office, State Use sign, not print Michigan have gone bank- base in California. From ence after the Zimmer- Farm Insurance, Capital I would like to suggest to the people who continu- rupt, and I would suspect there he was assigned to a man verdict made me City Bank, The First Bap- ally submit letters full of hatred and religious intol- there will be more. When rifle company and stop and think. Have I tist Church of Crystal erance that their vitriol would be more will states start going shipped to the Central Pa- ever been guilty of the River, the Gulf to Lake appropriately vented by standing on the side of the bankrupt? The easy cific to fight the then- things he said black males Pilot Club of Citrus road with a sign instead of polluting the discussion money and gifts will come enemy, the Japanese. He face every day? Probably County, The Women of in the local newspaper. to a screeching halt when made no less than three so. The president has Sugarmill Woods, Crystal bankruptcy occurs. This is initial landings on those made me more aware of Motors, Walmart, Kmart, School standards questioned something that we should islands held by the then- my behavior and I hope I and fundraisers at Ruby Taxes, taxes, taxes, that’s all you hear about right try to avoid with all our enemy, the Japanese. can change it. Tuesday’s, Chili’s and now. But the one thing commissioners are not look- might. The way things are He was awarded our Why is it that we can nation’s second-highest Applebee’s. ing at is the school system. We have young children going now it is not a ques- smile at a child of color, but graduating; they don’t even know how this country tion of, will we go bank- award, the Navy Cross. We are grateful to the when that same child be- After discharge he was people from these organi- was formed. No history, not teaching them anything. rupt? The question is Maybe we should take some money out of there. comes a teenager, we tend elected by his state to zations who recognize the when will we go bank- to shy away from them? rupt? If we keep electing serve in Congress. He value of this program, Why pay for that? Would we do the same if served for more than 40 which is to keep all Citrus politicians that can’t Can someone please describe the duties of a they were white? Do tat- years and after retire- County children trans- change the way that the toos and sagging jeans au- school board member? I just read Sandy Balfour business of government is ment taught at a major ported as safely as tomatically make us think possible. has resigned her job to serve on the school board. done we are doomed to university. Is it not about In New Jersey, board members serve for free. I a person is some sort of time all Americans “Got fail, sorry to say. Sonya Bosanko thought the school superintendent was paid to be criminal? Why in the 21st off the bus?” We have a dilemma on century do African Ameri- executive director the one in charge of schools. Semper Fi. our hands. The Republi- can parents still have to cans will never get an- Sue Littnan We retired for this? have “the talk” with their Neville Anderson, Sgt. other man elected child passenger It’s ironic that we left the D.C. area to retire in Cit- children regarding how to USMC retired president if they don’t safety coordinator rus County where we thought we would find a slow- behave when they have Inverness stop with their current dealings with police? Early Learning Coalition of paced and economical community. Now we find we’re in the middle of a power struggle with the platform, and the Democ- So, thank you, Obama, the Nature Coast local hospital, a biased newspaper, ridiculous rats know this and just for reminding us all that Program Crystal River money-wasting proposals, i.e., Port Citrus, and the keep promising to give the work needs to be successful brilliant idea to correct all the budget problems by away the store and keep continued. getting elected. What we The Child Passenger Numbers do not overtaxing the population. It turns out Citrus need is a crusader on a Evlyn Skurow Safety Program has add up County is not that different from the big city after beautiful, shiny horse to Crystal River reached the one-year an- We give the government all, except that now we are retired and we have to come along and get niversary of service at the employees a 3-percent live with it all over again. How ironic. elected. Then we will Time to ‘get Early Learning Coalition wage increase as a reward have to elect people who of the Nature Coast, lo- for increasing our taxes by he can work with to stop off the bus’ cated in the Meadowcrest 30 percent. What is wrong this runaway financial What a financial mess complex in Crystal River. with this picture? FURNITURE wreck from happening. 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000FL49 Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M., Sat. 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. A10 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 OPINION CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Letters to THE EDITOR Thanks for percent of the land, black- Americans 12 percent, Hispan- supporting CUB ics 14 percent, Asians 4 I would like to thank each percent, all others can join and every one of you who con- whichever group they feel com- tinually support our mission to fortable with). assist Citrus County families America was called a melting and individuals facing tempo- pot where the oppressed could rary hardship. With your help, come to fulfill their dream of Citrus United Basket (CUB) is life, liberty and the pursuit of able to provide food, financial happiness. Where did the peo- assistance, nominally priced ple go who used to come to clothing, free children’s cloth- America to become an Ameri- ing, interview clothes, clothes can, to find work, to pursue to those re-entering the work happiness and live the Ameri- force, encouragement, re- can dream, to escape oppress- sources and most of all, hope to ing governments, to love and those who come to us for help. honor the lady with the torch Thank you for all you do! and the American flag that are Our summer started off with our welcoming symbols? Unfor- a splash. tunately this type of immigrant Thank you to Apopka Marine, seems to be difficult to find in our board of directors and today’s world. everyone who participated in I guess you can tell I’m fed up this year’s boat raffle. Thank with the direction our leaders you to everyone who sold tick- are taking us. What is really sad ets and all who donated prizes. in our republic is that ultimately Congratulations to our winner. it is you and I who must take a It is with a grateful heart that great deal of the blame, as it is I would like to share with you a you and I who are in charge of little bit of what your help has the leaders we elect. In a repub- allowed us to provide during lic (which is what we have in the last few months: America) the leaders work for School is out, children are at All proceeds from our thrift Thank you Citrus County, we keep doing what we are doing. us, not the other way around. home and families are strug- store go directly to support our are blessed to be part of such a We will be collecting and dis- Can we change America’s di- gling to stretch the household food pantry food distribution wonderful community. tributing back to school cloth- rection? Absolutely! First we food dollar through the month. … program. Also, CUB has a gen- CUB would especially like to ing, shoes and supplies in the need to remove all written or Thanks to the collaborative erous in-kind program where thank: upcoming weeks. verbal use of the following efforts of our community sup- we offer all children’s clothing ■ Cornerstone Baptist It is an honor and a privilege terms: African-American, His- port and CUB’s amazing team and shoes at no cost. Clothing is Church, First Presbyterian to serve this community. Thank panic, Asian, white, etc. If you of dedicated volunteers, our also available at no charge to Church, First Lutheran Church, you for your faith, faithfulness are an American by birth or by food distribution program has clients entering the workforce First Christian Church, Faith and trust. Without you, none of naturalization you should be re- been able to offer fresh fruits: or preparing for job interviews. Lutheran Church, Pepperidge this is possible. ferred to and proudly called cherries, strawberries, blueber- We have a wide variety of in- Farms, Save-A-Lot, CASA, Cit- God Bless you all! “American.” ries, apricots, peaches, raspber- kind medical equipment: rus County Animal Shelter, all I’m sick and tired of these Jenna Campbell ries, grapes and watermelon. canes, crutches, walkers and in Inverness; surveys that ask you to identify Our food pantry hope is to have wheel chairs available at no ■ The New Church Without executive director your ethnic background. I al- available better quality, greater charge. Walls, Good Shepherd ways check the box that says quantity, nutritionally based The weather is warm, the hu- Lutheran Church, Hernando America’s leaders “other” because they don’t have menu selections. In the past midity is high, the AC is on and Methodist Church, Universal separate Americans “American” listed as a choice. I few months families have re- energy use is up, so the added Unitarians, all in Hernando; was born and raised here. Why ceived hot dogs, deli meats, cost of higher utility bills ■ Faith Lutheran and Faith I’m sick and tired of hearing would I want to be identified as lunch meats, beef, pork, stresses the budget. … Lutheran VBS, in Lecanto; elected officials and reading in something else? What’s the pur- the papers or listening on the chicken and eggs, in addition to Financial assistance is at the ■ C.C.C.C. in Citrus Springs; pose? Using terms to segregate so-called news networks about our regular staple food bag summer peak; we are helping ■ Floral City Methodists; Americans into subcultures is many families curb the cost of the black vote, the Hispanic counter productive. items. We have been fortunate ■ VFW Men’s Auxiliary, VFW high energy bills, utility assis- vote, the gay vote, the Christian to be able to provide our fami- Women’s Auxiliary, in Beverly All I ask each and every one tance and rental assistance. Be- vote, the atheist vote, the white lies with dog and cat food as Hills; of you is vote for what your well as pet supplies and flea cause of your support, CUB is vote and any other group that I ■ New Hope United heart knows is right for this and tick preventative, feminine able to help. We remain stead- may have forgotten. Methodist in Istachatta; country. Not for some self-serv- products, incontinence prod- fast in our efforts to keep peo- Our leaders stink. They have ing agenda. Tough, but a choice ■ Duke Energy/Progress En- ucts, toiletries, toilet paper and ple in their homes. promoted the segmenting of the we all must make. America is a ergy employees; Crystal River other household items. Our All of what we do at Citrus American population to meet melting pot of diversified peo- Hub; food pantry is open from 9 a.m. United Basket is possible with their personal agendas. Too ple and most of us simply want ■ to 2:30 p.m. Monday through your help and love. Through Feed America Tampa Bay; many Americans are like sheep a life of opportunity to succeed Friday, and services hundreds the continued support of indi- ■ Community Food Bank of being led to the slaughter and in our endeavors, live in a safe of families, with thousands of viduals, families, churches, Citrus County; in Homosassa; buy into the media propaganda environment, worship in what- pounds each and every month. civic clubs and organizations in ■ All the local grocery stores that loves to divide us for the ever beliefs you hold dear. Thanks to the generosity of the local community, “People who participate in Feed sake of selling newspapers or We will lose the American all of you who have donated Helping People” is a beautiful America; gaining radio/TV listeners/ dream if we continue to allow clothing and household items, reality. ■ And to anyone left out, my viewers. “leaders” to segregate us in op- CUB’s thrift store has been able Remember James 1:27. “Reli- sincere apology. Hell, why don’t we just divide posing camps. We are “Ameri- to maintain our nominal pric- gion that God our Father ac- As for our upcoming plans, America up into different coun- cans” first and need to ing with most thrift store items cepts as pure and faultless is we are still unsure of the loca- tries and each have their own eliminate identifications that remaining at $1, or our popular this: to look after orphans and tion of our new and permanent president, king, dictator or separate us. “fill-a-bag” for $3. Our summer widows in their distress and to home and we will keep the whatever they choose? We can shoe sale is still ongoing: Two keep oneself from being pol- community updated as things divide up America’s land mass Bob Locher pair for $3 is a great success. luted by the world.” progress. We fully intend to by population (whites get 70 Crystal River Sound OFF Fire the manager It’s nice if we had a re- hurt and are out on legiti- Law sound that much more money probably Swiftmud. Still, porter that worked at mate worker’s comp plans there sitting in the pot un- they crushed our Master This is in reply to the night to let people know and it’s taking months and I have a problem with used. When this is all Gardener Program, yet our “Plenty of food stamp what’s going on in our months to get reimbursed. these people that are done, all riches, including surrounding counties are fraud.” That store man- community. We’re talking, you know, complaining about the any monies remaining doing terrific. What a ager should be fired. You Editor’s note The Chroni- four to six months to get “stand your ground” law. I from a sale or a lease of conundrum. can’t buy hot meals with cle always appreciates when reimbursed for simple fuel think it is a good law and the hospital, should be, in food stamps. You can’t de- residents call the newsroom and mileage and things if they don’t like it, they good faith, returned to Not armed fraud things. That’s the to let us know of news like that. I think it’s horren- can move to some other the rightful owner, the We have a Neighbor- problem with this country. events such as serious traffic dous that these people state. taxpayers. This money hood Watch in Sugarmill Give us the news accidents. Our number is who are taking money out Return funds should not go to the Woods and they drive Cit- 352-563-5660. of their pocket, that it’s BOCC to manage, nor to rus County patrol cars. I Last Wednesday night taking forever for them to The board of trustees any other entity for any think it behooves Sheriff about 7:30, I was coming Worker’s comp slow get their money back. for Citrus Memorial hospi- purpose. (Jeff) Dawsy to make a home from Hernando and I’m calling about tal voted to keep the mill- statement that Neighbor- I come upon a whole worker’s comp issues. I Renewal info age rate at .245. Crushing program hood Watch individuals in bunch of vehicles, several want to know why in Citrus Will you put it in the I think this was prema- Interesting. The Chroni- his vehicles are not vigi- fire trucks, emergency County, if you work for the paper again what you ture, since they made this cle has a magnificent arti- lantes and are not armed. squads, about half a sheriff’s office or any need to renew your decision based on esti- cle promoting Ag in Citrus He should state that a dozen police cars with county entity, it takes so license? mates, plus they have to County by strong leaders, Neighborhood Watch indi- lights flashing, a whole long to get reimbursed for Editor’s note: The best decide which proposal to yet our county commis- vidual is not a trained bunch of people standing your worker’s comp. You place to find out is through accept and if both boards sion is about to abolish, deputy and is not permit- alongside the road. Not know, gasoline going back the Citrus County Tax Col- manage to agree on one disband, destroy the Mas- ted to carry a weapon one thing in the paper in and forth to go to the doc- lector’s Office. Call 352- of these proposals and it ter Gardeners Program while in that vehicle. What the morning or on the tor. There are people who 341-6513, or visit gets consummated before and the County Extension happened in Sanford radio, and here it is Friday. have been legitimately www.tc.citrus.fl.us. year end, there will be Service. Actually, that’s could not happen here.

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National Wildlife Refuge in the Florida Panhandle. “Maybe next year if things get better, we would start it back up again,” Lusk said. “Our base budget is being cut by 8 percent this year and next year it is going to be cut by another 5 percent,” he said. Last year, the endan- gered cranes’ journey Associated Press from the upper Midwest to This combination photo shows the 20th century Ecce this area was repeatedly Homo-style fresco of Christ, left, and the “restored” delayed by inclement version at right. weather and they ended up being crated and trans- http://www.fws.gov/saintmarks/ Disfigured Spanish fresco ported to St. Marks. St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1931 to provide wintering Lusk said hosting the habitat for migratory birds. It is one of the oldest refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge a hit for artist, town whooping cranes, which System. It encompasses 68,000 acres spread out between Wakulla, Jefferson and the refuge has been doing Taylor counties along the Gulf Coast of northwest Florida. Associated Press the likeness on merchan- since 2007, can be dise it hopes will sell for expensive. weather months in central and winters at Aransas crowns on their heads. MADRID — A year ago, years to come. And Under Operation Migra- Wisconsin, where they use National Wildlife Refuge Operation Migration is Cecilia Gimenez’s Gimenez has even had her tion, fledgling cranes — areas on or near Necedah on the Texas Gulf Coast. A part of a U.S.-Canadian botched attempt to re- own art exhibit, with two which are raised in captiv- National Wildlife Refuge, non-migrating flock of ap- partnership of government store a fresco of Christ in- dozen of her other works ity — learn how to migrate as well as other public and proximately 20 birds lives and private organizations spired ridicule and showing through Aug. 24 from the northern Mid- private lands. year-round in the Kissim- trying to re-establish mi- references to monkeys. in the town of 5,000. west to the Sunshine State. Whooping cranes were mee region. grating flocks of whooping Now, the 81-year-old Gimenez and a local They begin their journey on the verge of extinction Whooping cranes, cranes. One flyway or Spanish artist is having council are to sign a deal in the fall. The Operation in the 1940s. Today, there named for their loud and route has already been re- the last laugh. next week to share profits Migration organization are only about 570 birds in penetrating calls, live and established, but that flock The disfigured fresco from merchandise featur- provides support both existence, approximately breed in wetland areas, of more than 100 birds is has drawn more than ing the image, with the from donations and volun- 400 of them in the wild. where they feed on crabs, vulnerable to extinction 40,000 visitors and raised artist getting 49 percent teers in an effort to estab- The only other migrat- clams, frogs and aquatic should a disaster strike. more than $66,285 for a and the council the rest, lish a stable population of ing population of whoop- plants. They are distinc- Contact Chronicle re- local charity in the town of said councilor Juan the endangered bird. ing cranes nests at Wood tive animals, standing 5 porter A.B. Sidibe at 352- Borja since gaining world- Maria Ojeda, who listed Most of the whooping Buffalo National Park in feet tall, with white bodies, 564-2925 or asidibe@ wide attention. It has the tourism and income cranes spend the warm northern Alberta, Canada, black wing tips and red chronicleonline.com. spurred the town to put figures.

affidavit, she was found inside ing to sell the alcohol. Webb nando at 10:27 a.m. Aug. 11 on into a parked box truck and re- enforcement to track Waters to a home on Independence was no longer at the scene a misdemeanor charge of petit moving items from the truck in- the Citrus County Detention Fa- RECORD Highway by the owner of the when law enforcement arrived, theft. According to her arrest af- cluding sheet metal. The owner cility where he was already in- Continued from Page A5 home. Law enforcement, in- but the suitcase and laptop fidavit, she was seen by a law of the truck found Waters’ wallet carcerated on unrelated cluding a K-9 unit was dis- were recovered in the area. A enforcement officer filling her inside the box truck, leading law charges. Bond $5,000. ■ Travis Damron, 21, of patched to the address and response to a single-car crash van with items from the Key 3058 E. Quail Court, Inverness, found Bautista under a blanket in the area turned out to be Training Center. No bond. at 4:54 p.m. Aug. 10 on a mis- in the bedroom. Bond $15,000. Webb. He also faced additional ■ James Stephens, 34, of Dr. Kenneth P. Pritchyk DPM demeanor charge of retail petty ■ Teresa Hare, 43, of Park- DUI charges. Bond $22,000. 19768 S.W. 107th Lane, Dun- Announces the theft. According to his arrest affi- wood Acres, Lecanto at 8:26 ■ Brinson Savage, 25, of nellon, at 9:07 a.m. Aug. 12 on a davit, he is jointly accused of re- p.m. Aug. 11 on a misde- 12043 N. Big Mo Point, Dun- felony charge of introduction of GRAND GRAND OPENINGOPENING tail theft in the amount of $69.83 meanor charge of retail petit nellon at 12:27 a.m. Aug. 11 on a portable communication de- of his new practice from the Lecanto Walmart, theft from the Lecanto Walmart. a misdemeanor charge of pos- vice into a state correctional fa- along with Ann Ellis. No bond. Bond $250. session of cannabis (less than cility. According to his arrest Nature Coast ■ Michael Phillips, 20, of ■ Christopher Webb, 31, of 20 grams) found during a traffic affidavit he is accused of supply- Foot And Ankle 6154 W. Star Court, Ho- 2580 W. Express Lane, stop. No bond. ing contraband including a cell Center, LLC mosassa, at 7:24 p.m. Aug. 10 Lecanto, at 7:46 p.m. Aug. 11 ■ Joanne Albury, 37, of phone to an inmate located at on a misdemeanor charge of on felony charges of charges of 1048 Stately Oaks Drive, In- the Citrus County Detention Fa- 6151 N. Suncoast Blvd., Suite 1E possession of cannabis (less burglary, grand theft and deal- verness at 10:27 a.m. Aug. 11 cility in Lecanto. Bond $2,000. Crystal River than 20 grams) found during a ing in stolen property. Accord- on a misdemeanor charge of ■ Daniel Waters, 52, of (Medical Office Building adjacent to 7 Rivers Hospital) traffic stop. No bond. ing to his arrest affidavit, he is petit theft. According to her ar- 5232 W. State Route 63, Comprehensive foot and ankle ■ accused of stealing a laptop, rest affidavit, she was seen by Lebanon, Ohio, at 10:20 a.m. Candace Bautista, 47, of care for the entire family. 550 N. Independence Highway suitcase, and an unspecified a law enforcement officer filling Aug. 12 on a felony charge of 71, Homosassa, at 8:49 a.m. amount of alcoholic beverage. her van with items from the Key burglary to an unoccupied con- Call Call 563-5488563-5488 Aug. 11 on a felony charge of Webb was later spotted in the Training Center. No bond. veyance. According to his arrest to schedule an appointment burglary of an occupied resi- parking lot of a Lecanto gas ■ Paula Albury, 37, of 4590 affidavit he is accused of enter- 000FRP5 dence. According to her arrest station where he was attempt- N. Winchester Terrace, Her- ing a fenced lot, then breaking

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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Nation BRIEFS In Hep C infections, drug theft charges clinch deal Pocket pandas Associated Press testify against him at trial. ment Monday or Tuesday. gators he had been stealing Forty-six people in four Instead, Kwiatkowski is Originally from Michigan, drugs for more than a decade states in hospitals where CONCORD, N.H. — One scheduled to plead guilty Kwiatkowski worked in 18 and his actions were Kwiatkowski worked have man infected with hepatitis Wednesday to 14 hospitals in seven “killing a lot of people.” been diagnosed with the C hasn’t been able to return federal drug states before being He wasn’t charged di- same strain of hepatitis C to work. Another won’t kiss charges in New hired in New rectly in anyone’s death, he carries: 32 patients in his wife on the lips even Hampshire in ex- Hampshire in but the plea agreement New Hampshire; seven in though the blood-borne change for 30 to 40 2011. A traveling says his actions played a Maryland, six in Kansas and virus can’t be spread that years in prison. He hospital technician, “contributing role” in one one in Pennsylvania. One of way. A woman struggles will be sentenced he was assigned by person’s death. Hepatitis C the Kansas patients died. with stress and fatigue. An- later, probably in staffing agencies to can cause liver disease With his plea, other worries about expos- November, U.S. fill temporary and chronic health issues. Kwiatkowski will avoid ing her grandchild. Attorney John Ka- David openings around Instead, Kwiatkowski is criminal charges pertain- Kwiatkowski All are among the cavas said Tuesday. the country. Along accused of stealing painkiller ing to patients outside dozens of patients former Kwiatkowski has been the way, he contracted syringes from Exeter Hos- New Hampshire. At least hospital technician David jailed since his arrest in hepatitis C. pital’s cardiac catheteriza- two dozen civil lawsuits re- Kwiatkowski is accused of July 2012. His lawyers did According to the plea tion lab and replacing them lated to his case are pend- Associated Press infecting with the disease, not respond to email mes- agreement filed Monday, with saline-filled syringes ing, most of them against New red panda twins and they were prepared to sages or calls seeking com- Kwiatkowski told investi- tainted with his blood. Exeter Hospital. are pictured Aug. 8 at the Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak, Mich. The zoo announced Tuesday that the male BRIEFS twins were born June 27 World to 8-year-old mother Ta-Shi and 4-year-old father Lilliputian illusion Shifu. The twins don’t yet have names. Tsarnaev’s friends deny obstruction BOSTON — Two college friends of the surviving Boston Marathon bombing suspect pleaded not guilty Tuesday to allegations they conspired to obstruct justice by agreeing to destroy and conceal some of their friend’s belongings as he Associated Press evaded authorities. Two adult women pose on Dias Kadyrbayev and a perspective chair Tuesday Azamat Tazhayakov, both in an exhibition called nationals of Kazakhstan “Expedition of the Senses” who shared an apartment in Associated Press in Berlin, Germany. The New Bedford, Mass., be- A US Airways plane, foreground, and an American Airlines plane are pictured Tuesday parked at the terminal Beuchet chair, named came friends with bombing at Washington’s Ronald Reagan National Airport. The Justice Department and a number of U.S. state attorneys after French psychologist suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev general on Tuesday challenged a proposed $11 billion merger between US Airways Group Inc. and American Jean Beuchet, is actually when they all started school Airlines’ parent company, AMR Corp. multiple pieces — the at University of Massachu- seat is disconnected from setts-Dartmouth in 2011. the rest of the chair, On April 18, Tsarnaev’s though it all appears to be one piece. friends took his laptop from his dorm room, along with a backpack that had fireworks Fidel Castro turns 87 with explosive powder and Merger stalled behind closed doors a jar of petroleum jelly, fed- HAVANA — Fidel Castro eral authorities alleged in Federal government, states sue to block airline merger turned 87 behind closed doors an indictment last week. Tuesday, with official tributes Both defendants face up Associated Press internal emails, investor presen- Airlines parent AMR Corp., in state media serving as a to 25 years in prison. tations and public comments in noted that the companies had reminder that the clock is Court wants ruling DALLAS — American Airlines which the airlines’ top executives spent months trying to convince ticking on his revolutionary on nuke waste site and US Airways expected to noted previous mergers had helped the Justice Department that the generation’s grip on power. spend this week cruising toward lead to higher fares and higher fees merger would help customers Castro stepped down as WASHINGTON — In a completion of their huge merger, to check a bag or change a ticket. and boost competition. president following a near- rebuke to the Obama admin- a deal that was worth $14 billion Mergers hurt fliers in several “Since the DOJ has formed a fatal illness in 2006, and his istration, a federal appeals on paper and would create the ways, the government says. contrary view, the matter will successor, younger brother court ruled Tuesday that the world’s biggest airline. With fewer choices, consumers now be settled by the courts,” Raul, has said that his cur- Nuclear Regulatory Com- can’t protest added fees or higher Horton said. Instead, they were stunned rent term ending in 2018 mission has been violating Tuesday when the federal gov- prices. That means one airline AMR has been operating will be his last. federal law by delaying a ernment and six states sued to often quickly follows the other in under bankruptcy protection Fidel last was seen pic- decision on a proposed nu- block the deal, saying it would raising prices or charging new fees. since November 2011. tured with Venezuelan clear waste dump in Nevada. hurt competition and cost con- For example, when American It’s possible that the lawsuit President Nicolas Maduro By a 2-1 vote, the U.S. sumers hundreds of millions of announced a charge for a first won’t ever go to trial. Analysts in late July. There’s no evi- Court of Appeals for the dollars a year in higher fares and checked bag on May 21, 2008, said the Justice Department could dence his health is in imme- District of Columbia ordered extra fees. United and US Airways intro- be seeking more time and lever- diate danger. the commission to complete Antitrust regulators had done duced their own luggage fees just age to squeeze concessions from the licensing process and little to interfere with three other three weeks later. the companies, such as giving up Car bombings in Iraq “Similarly, over a period of just some of their precious takeoff approve or reject the Energy big airline mergers in the past five years, so they were not expected two weeks this spring, all four and landing slots at Reagan Na- kill seven people Department’s application for to stand in the way of American legacy airlines increased their tional Airport, which would cre- a never-completed waste BAGHDAD — Iraqi officials and US Airways. But this latest ticket change fee for domestic travel ate room for new competitors at said two car bombs, one of storage site at Nevada’s deal would leave four airlines from $150 to $200,” the suit notes. the busy airport across the Po- Yucca Mountain. which exploded near a Shiite controlling more than 80 percent But the real damage from five tomac River from Washington. mosque south of Baghdad, In a sharply worded opin- of the U.S. air-travel market. years of industry consolidation At a news conference, Assis- ion, the court said the nuclear have killed seven people. The Justice Department shows up in airfares. tant Attorney General Bill Baer Police officials said the agency was “simply flouting The average cost of a roundtrip said the Justice Department was turned the words of US Airways’ mosque bombing took place the law” when it allowed the leaders against them. The 56- domestic ticket grew to $378.62 always prepared to discuss a set- on Tuesday as worshippers Obama administration to page lawsuit filed in federal dis- last year, up from $351.48 in 2008, tlement but that it preferred this continue plans to close the trict court in Washington, D.C., when adjusted for inflation. time to seek an injunction to were leaving the mosque in proposed waste site. The ac- was peppered with quotes from Tom Horton, CEO of American block the deal. the town of Madain, about tion goes against a federal 14 miles south of Baghdad. law designating Yucca They said five people were Mountain as the nation’s killed and 13 were wounded nuclear waste repository. in that attack. Earlier in the day, two po- Mars researchers licemen were killed as they emerge from dome UPenn’s new bot a lighter alighter were trying to defuse a car HONOLULU — Six re- bomb left on the road near Associated Press Koditschek and Johnson the northern city of Kirkuk. searchers have spent the designed the latest version Medical officials con- past four months living in a PHILADELPHIA — A of RHex — X-RHex Lite — small dome on a barren new robot at the Univer- using lightweight carbon firmed the casualty figures. Hawaiian lava field at 8,000 sity of Pennsylvania has a fiber. This allows it to per- Palestinian prisoners feet, trying to figure out leg up on its predecessors form its leaping and climb- released by Israel what foods astronauts now that researchers have ing functions without might eat on Mars and dur- outfitted it with jumping consuming too much JERUSALEM — Israel ing deep-space missions. and climbing abilities — power, so the robot can began the process of re- They emerged on Tues- something that could make keep moving after clearing leasing 26 Palestinian pris- day with their recipes. it particularly useful for an obstacle. oners late Tuesday, an initial The six researchers were such tricky propositions as The RHex project was gesture on the eve of re- selected by the University military search missions originally funded by the newed Mideast negotiations. or supply transport. Department of Defense di- of Hawaii and Cornell Uni- Associated Press Most of the prisoners versity for the NASA-funded The RHex robot project vision in charge of devel- were convicted of killings, began about 15 years ago The X-RHex Lite robot’s ability to jump is demonstrated oping military technology, study to prepare meals from Tuesday at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. including Israeli civilians when researchers at several and the latest version is a list of dehydrated, preserved and suspected Palestinian universities began asking wheeled ones, have the University of Michigan en- funded by the U.S. Army. foods that are not perishable. collaborators, while others what it would take for ro- animal-like ability to over- gineering professor Jessy But according to Roger were involved in attempted They examined pre-prepared Grizzle. “What RHex is Brockett, a professor of en- bots to traverse rugged ter- come obstacles like stairs murder or kidnapping. meals similar to what astro- rain as well as animals do. and ledges. But until the doing now is something gineering at Harvard Uni- The release was part of nauts currently eat, and “You look at any machine latest iteration of RHex, that you couldn’t imagine versity, there is a wide range concocted meals in an at- that’s been built today, and developed by Koditschek doing with wheels.” of research happening in an agreement brokered by tempt to combat malnour- almost any animal that you and fifth-year doctoral stu- Johnson has developed robotics, and it’s difficult U.S. Secretary of State ishment and food boredom. can imagine will outper- dent Aaron Johnson, legged mechanisms that allow the to know which approach John Kerry to get Israel and A favorite among the crew: form that machine,” said robots couldn’t negotiate robot to jump over gaps and will ultimately be the most the Palestinians back to the Nutella, the chocolate- Penn engineering profes- gaps in terrain any better holes in terrain it previously useful. table for peace talks. In all, hazelnut spread. sor Daniel Koditschek, than robots with wheels. would have fallen into. And “This is just one big 104 convicts are to be re- One of the first things who’s been involved in the “Quite frankly, what the where tall ledges would quest from people all over leased in four batches, al- they did when they came development of RHex leg robots were doing was typically block such a robot’s the place who are trying to though their freedom is out of the habitat was have (pronounced Rex) since going over terrain that a path, RHex can maneuver see if their particular take contingent on progress in a buffet breakfast. the beginning. good wheeled robot could onto platforms more than on this is going to be effec- the peace talks. —From wire reports Legged robots, unlike probably handle,” said four times its own height. tive,” he said. —From wire reports ■ Medlen ■ Baseball/B2 pitches ■ Scoreboard/B3 Section B - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 Braves ■ Golf/B4 past ■ Tennis/B4 Phillies. SPORTS /B2 CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE

Cobb expected to Mariners push Rays’ streak to six pitch Thursday ST. PETERSBURG — Associated Press triple off Wesley Wright. Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Zobrist got the Rays even at 4 on his sec- Alex Cobb is expected to pitch ST. PETERSBURG — Leadoff hitter Brad ond homer of the game, a two-run shot in Thursday night for the first Miller homered twice to help the Seattle the fifth against Erasmo Ramirez (4-0), who time in the majors since get- Mariners send the Tampa Bay Rays to their allowed four runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 ting hit in the head by a ball in sixth straight loss with a 5-4 victory on innings. June. Tuesday night. Danny Farquhar pitched the ninth for his Rays manager Joe Maddon fifth save. Miller has four home runs this season, said before Tuesday night’s which have come in a pair of two-homer Smoak had a two-run single through a de- games. He connected for his first two big fensive shift as the Mariners went ahead game against Seattle that the league homers on July 19 at Houston. 3-2 in the fourth. Miller’s second homer of team feels Cobb is going to Tampa Bay also got two homers from its the game, a fifth-inning shot, made it 4-2. be ready to face the Mariners. leadoff hitter, Ben Zobrist. Archer (6-5), who left his previous start Cobb was struck in the right According to the Rays, it is just the third last Wednesday at Arizona after 1 2/3 innings ear by a liner hit by Kansas time since 1916, when records are available, due to right forearm tightness, gave up five City’s Eric Hosmer on June that both leadoff hitters had multihomer runs and nine hits over five-plus innings. 15. He has been on a minor games. The others were June 5, 1994 (Min- Miller opened the game with his first league rehab assignment and nesota’s Chuck Knoblauch and Tony leadoff homer and the Mariners’ eighth this said Thursday’s game with Phillips of Detroit) and July 8, 1965 (Hous- season, which extended the team record. the Mariners will “probably ton’s Joe Morgan and Felipe Alou of the Mil- Zobrist tied it at 1 in the bottom of the first feel like another opening day Associated Press waukee Braves). on his first career leadoff homer and 100th for me.” Tampa Bay’s Ben Zobrist pumps his fist Tuesday After Justin Smoak ended Chris Archer’s overall in the majors. The Rays took a 2-1 Cobb is 6-2 with a 3.01 after hitting a two-run home run against Seattle night with a leadoff single in the sixth, lead later in the inning on James Loney’s ERA in 13 starts this season. in St. Petersburg. Dustin Ackley gave Seattle a 5-4 lead on a RBI single.

roster spots in the NFL, like kick- ing specialist Dustin Hopkins, who Seminoles reload, look to departed after scoring 466 points. The points, and his 88 career field goals, are both NCAA marks for FBS repeat as ACC champs schools. “We lost a lot, but there’s still a lot coming Associated Press in,” Fisher said. Here are five things to watch during the Semi- TALLAHASSEE — Florida State coach noles’ season: Jimbo Fisher believes his Seminoles still 1. QUARTERBACK BATTLE: Jimbo have enough talent to make a run at a Fisher says the competition is second straight Atlantic Coast Confer- wide open between Jameis ence championship despite all the tal- Winston and Jacob ent they lost to the NFL. Coker. The 6-foot-4 Eleven players were selected in Winston and 6-foot- the NFL draft and another handful of 5 Coker are both Seminoles signed free agent con- mobile and tracts. Still, Fisher is confident the have strong Seminoles will be right in the middle of arms. Coker is things again this season. talented “We’ll tweak and turn, we’re learning,” Fisher enough to start said. “The infrastructure of our program about how we elsewhere but do things won’t change right now.” A favorable schedule would also appear to benefit See FSU/ Page B3 the Seminoles. Games at Clem- son in mid- October and a season finale at archrival Florida are likely to be the only times the Seminoles may not Miami running be favored to win back Duke Johnson this season. is stopped for a loss Fisher’s major Oct. 20, 2012, by Florida challenges include State linebacker Telvin Smith quarterback EJ during a game in Miami. The in-state Manuel (Buffalo rivals both have an eye on the ACC title Bills), cornerback this fall. Xavier Rhodes (Min- Associated Press nesota Vikings) and defensive end Bjoern Werner (Indianapolis Colts), who were all first-round picks in the NFL draft earlier this year. And that doesn’t include other Seminoles on last year’s ACC championship squad who are also vying for Hurricanes have sights set on Atlantic Coast Conference title chase Associated Press the Manning camp, winning the skills tion there. game and a bowl. Miami sat out its sec- competition there. And Johnson’s fresh- There’s huge questions, however, on ond straight postseason, self-imposing CORAL GABLES — Stephen Morris man year saw him pile up 2,070 all- whether Miami can stop anyone. another ban because of the ongoing and Duke Johnson are heading into this purpose yards, Miami’s defense NCAA investigation. season as perhaps one of the nation’s mostly on rushes set a slew of records Optimism seems higher than it has top quarterback-running back duos, and and kickoff returns, a year ago, all of been around Miami in either of coach the biggest reasons why Miami is a pop- where his big-play them bad. By wide Al Golden’s first two seasons with the ular pick to contend for the Atlantic ability was regularly margins, the Hurri- Hurricanes, and his team — with most Coast Conference title. displayed. canes gave up more of its starters back from the club that Unless the Hurricanes’ defense is “These guys have points and more would have been declared Coastal Divi- much improved, Morris and Johnson the makeup to be yards last season sion champions last year if not for the might have to be great for their team to pretty good,” said than any team in postseason ban — should be poised to have a chance. new Miami offensive Miami history, and win more than seven games for the first Morris passed for 3,345 yards with 21 coordinator James Coley, who those numbers — 366 points, time since 2009. touchdowns and seven interceptions was at Florida State last season. 5,837 yards allowed — surely would “We have the right guys on the train,” last season, then got a good amount of So the Hurricanes can run, catch and have been higher if the school hadn’t de- attention this summer by excelling at return the ball. There isn’t much ques- clined chances to play in the ACC title See MIAMI/ Page B3 Mike Peterson trades in helmet for headset Associated Press years and being that guy,” Peterson said coordinator. Conference selection in 1998 after leading Tuesday. “To sit on the sidelines and to “You talk to anybody who coached Mike, the Gators in tackles (127). The Colts GAINESVILLE — Mike Peterson is back coach players up, coach Smith, he gave me we all talk about he was a coach on the drafted him the second round in 1999 and in Gainesville, back in school and back on a great opportunity. A lot of times, field and he obviously was a he spent the next decade-plus racking up the field at Florida. he would let me run the meet- really good player,” said tackles and making plays all over the field. The former Colts, Jaguars and Falcons ing, so I would actually have Muschamp, who also has Peterson has 883 career tackles, 21 1/2 linebacker is working as an undergraduate to get up there and explain former players Terry Jack- sacks and 19 interceptions in 196 games. student assistant for coach Will Muschamp. the defense, explain the son, Chris Leak and Duke He might not be done, either. Getting his sociology degree — he needs to coverage. So I’m comfort- Lemmens on staff. “But he Peterson acknowledged Tuesday that he complete just two classes this fall — and able in that role.” was a guy that had a cere- intentionally hasn’t filed retirement pa- helping the Gators are the first steps to Naturally, Muschamp has bral approach to the game perwork with the NFL just in case a team what he hopes will be a coaching career. Peterson working with lineback- and understanding why we did calls him in the next couple of weeks. Then again, Peterson spent his last two ers. Not only does Peterson bring 14 years things, not just how to do it, but why. ... He’s “No need to rush. I just want to make years under Atlanta coach Mike Smith of NFL experience to the sideline and doing a fabulous job. He’s got a huge future sure when that door is closed, it’s all the mentoring young guys. meeting rooms, but his presence also frees in this profession.” way closed,” he said. “It was a humbling experience to sit on up linebackers coach D.J. Durkin to spend Peterson’s past was pretty solid, too. the sidelines after being a star for so many more time in his new role as defensive He was a first-team, All-Southeastern See PETERSON/ Page B3 B2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Central Division West Division AL W L Pct GB WC L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WC L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WC L10 Str Home Away Boston 72 49 .595 — — 6-4 W-1 39-21 33-28 Detroit 69 48 .590 — — 7-3 L-2 37-19 32-29 Texas 69 50 .580 — — 9-1 W-8 33-24 36-26 Tampa Bay 66 51 .564 4 — 2-8 L-6 37-22 29-29 Cleveland 64 56 .533 6½ 3½ 3-7 W-1 38-25 26-31 Oakland 67 50 .573 1 — 4-6 W-2 35-20 32-30 Mariners 5, Rays 4 Baltimore 65 53 .551 5½ 1½ 6-4 L-1 33-25 32-28 Kansas City 62 55 .530 7 4 7-3 L-1 33-27 29-28 Seattle 55 63 .466 13½ 11½ 5-5 W-2 31-32 24-31 Seattle Tampa Bay New York 61 57 .517 9½ 5½ 5-5 W-3 33-26 28-31 Minnesota 53 64 .453 16 13 6-4 L-1 27-28 26-36 Los Angeles 53 65 .449 15½ 13½ 3-7 L-3 30-32 23-33 ab r h bi ab r h bi Toronto 54 65 .454 17 13 4-6 L-3 29-32 25-33 Chicago 45 72 .385 24 21 5-5 W-1 27-31 18-41 Houston 37 80 .316 31 29 1-9 L-6 19-43 18-37 BMiller ss 5 2 2 2 Zobrist 2b 5 2 2 3 Frnkln 2b 5 0 0 0 Joyce rf 4 1 1 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Seager 3b 4 0 0 0 Longori 3b 4 0 1 0 KMorls dh 4 0 1 0 WMyrs cf 4 0 0 0 East Division Central Division West Division Ibanez lf 3 1 2 0 Loney 1b 4 0 1 1 W L Pct GB WC L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WC L10 Str Home Away W L Pct GB WC L10 Str Home Away MSndrs pr-lf 0 0 0 0 YEscor ss 3 0 1 0 Atlanta 73 47 .608 — — 8-2 W-1 41-17 32-30 Pittsburgh 70 47 .598 — — 5-5 L-3 41-20 29-27 Los Angeles 68 50 .576 — — 9-1 W-6 35-25 33-25 Morse rf 4 1 2 0 Scott dh 3 0 1 0 Washington 57 60 .487 14½ 8½ 5-5 W-3 34-28 23-32 St. Louis 67 50 .573 3 — 4-6 W-1 34-22 33-28 Arizona 60 57 .513 7½ 5½ 5-5 W-1 34-26 26-31 Smoak 1b 4 1 2 2 Bourgs pr-dh 0 0 0 0 New York 54 62 .466 17 11 6-4 L-1 25-32 29-30 Cincinnati 66 52 .559 4½ — 7-3 W-2 37-20 29-32 Colorado 56 64 .467 13 11 5-5 W-4 35-26 21-38 Ackley cf 4 0 3 1 Loaton c 3 0 0 0 Philadelphia 53 66 .445 19½ 13½ 3-7 L-1 29-27 24-39 Chicago 52 66 .441 18½ 14 3-7 L-2 23-34 29-32 San Diego 53 65 .449 15 13 3-7 L-2 31-27 22-38 Quinter c 4 0 0 0 Fuld ph-lf 1 0 0 0 Miami 45 73 .381 27 21 2-8 W-1 26-32 19-41 Milwaukee 51 67 .432 19½ 15 5-5 L-1 27-31 24-36 San Fran. 52 65 .444 15½ 13½ 4-6 L-1 31-31 21-34 KJhnsn lf 4 1 1 0 JMolin c 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 512 5 Totals 35 4 8 4 Seattle 100 211 000 — 5 Tampa Bay 200 020 000 — 4 NL DP—Tampa Bay 2. LOB—Seattle 8, Tampa Bay 8. 2B—K.Morales (29), Morse (13). 3B—Ackley (1). HR—B.Miller 2 (4), Zobrist 2 (9). Braves 3, Phillies 1 IP H R ER BB SO Philadelphia Atlanta Seattle ab r h bi ab r h bi E.Ramirez W,4-0 51/37 4 4 1 7 Rollins ss 4 0 0 0 Heywrd rf 4 0 2 0 O.Perez H,7 1 1 0 0 1 2 MYong 1b 4 0 1 0 J.Upton lf 3 1 2 0 Medina H,10 12/30 0 0 2 1 Utley 2b 4 1 3 0 FFrmn 1b 3 0 1 0 Farquhar S,5-7 1 0 0 0 0 2 DBrwn lf 4 0 1 1 McCnn c 4 0 0 0 Tampa Bay Ruf rf 3 0 1 0 CJhnsn 3b 4 1 1 2 Archer L,6-5 5 9 5 5 1 5 Asche 3b 3 0 0 0 Pstrnck 2b 4 1 1 0 W.Wright 1 10002 C.Wells cf 3 0 0 0 Janish 2b 0 0 0 0 Jo.Peralta 1 1 0 0 1 2 Kratz c 2 0 0 0 JSchafr cf 4 0 0 0 McGee 1 10000 EMartn p 2 0 0 0 Smmns ss 3 0 0 0 Rodney 1 0 0 0 0 2 LuGarc p 0 0 0 0 Medlen p 2 0 1 1 Archer pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Diekmn p 0 0 0 0 DCrpnt p 0 0 0 0 HBP—by Archer (Seager). WP—Archer. Frndsn ph 1 0 0 0 Kimrel p 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Marvin Hudson; First, Wally DeFrts p 0 0 0 0 Bell; Second, Jordan Baker; Third, Marty Foster. Totals 30 1 6 1 Totals 31 3 8 3 T—3:13. A—13,294 (34,078). Philadelphia 000 001 000 — 1 Atlanta 012 000 00x — 3 Red Sox 4, DP—Philadelphia 1, Atlanta 2. LOB—Philadel- Blue Jays 2, 11 inn. phia 4, Atlanta 7. 2B—Utley (20), Heyward (18), J.Upton (22), Medlen (2). HR—C.Johnson (9). Boston Toronto IP H R ER BB SO ab r h bi ab r h bi Philadelphia Ellsury cf 6 2 1 1 Reyes ss 4 0 0 0 E.Martin L,1-2 5 6 3 3 2 6 Victorn rf 5 0 1 2 RDavis lf 5 0 0 0 Lu.Garcia 11/31 0 0 1 0 Pedroia 2b 6 0 2 1 Bautist rf 5 0 1 0 Diekman 2/3 1 0 0 0 0 D.Ortiz dh 3 0 2 0 Encrnc 1b 4 0 1 0 De Fratus 1 0 0 0 0 2 Holt pr-dh 0 0 0 0 Lind dh 3 0 0 0 Atlanta Nava lf 2 0 1 0 Lawrie 3b 4 1 2 0 Medlen W,10-10 7 5 1 1 1 5 JGoms ph-lf 2 0 0 0 MIzturs 2b 3 0 0 0 D.Carpenter H,3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Napoli 1b 5 0 0 0 DeRosa ph-2b1 0 0 0 Kimbrel S,37-40 1 1 0 0 0 1 Drew ss 5 0 0 0 Arencii c 4 1 2 2 Medlen pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Sltlmch c 4 1 1 0 Bonifac cf 4 0 0 0 HBP—by Medlen (Ruf). Mdlrks 3b 5 1 2 0 Umpires—Home, Will Little; First, Gary Darling; Totals 43 410 4 Totals 37 2 6 2 Second, Paul Emmel; Third, Chris Conroy. Associated Press Boston 000 000 200 02 — 4 T—2:28. A—21,697 (49,586). Atlanta starting pitcher Kris Medlen works in the first inning Tuesday against the Phillies in Atlanta. Toronto 000 010 010 00 — 2 E—Arencibia (8). DP—Boston 1. LOB—Boston Interleague 11, Toronto 5. 2B—Pedroia (28), D.Ortiz (26), Marlins 1, Saltalamacchia (30), Middlebrooks (14), Lawrie (11). HR—Arencibia (18). SB—Ellsbury 2 (44), Royals 0, 10 inn. Victorino (17), Pedroia (15). Medlen continues to surge IP H R ER BB SO Miami Kansas City Boston ab r h bi ab r h bi five innings Tuesday night. He had Yelich lf 4 0 3 1 Getz 2b 4 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Dempster 7 4 1 1 2 4 Lucas 1b 5 0 0 0 Hosmer 1b 4 0 0 0 Red Sox slip past six strikeouts. Tazawa BS,6-6 12/32 1 1 1 1 Stanton rf 5 0 1 0 BButler dh 3 0 1 0 The Braves took the lead in the Tuesday’s Games Breslow 1 0 0 0 0 2 Morrsn dh 4 0 1 0 AGordn lf 4 0 0 0 second. Tyler Pastornicky, recalled N.Y. Yankees 14, L.A. Angels 7 Uehara W,3-0 11/30 0 0 0 1 Polanc 3b 3 0 0 0 Lough rf-cf 4 0 0 0 Toronto Blue Jays in extras from Triple-A Gwinnett earlier in Boston 4, Toronto 2, 11 innings DSolan 2b 3 0 0 0 AEscor ss 4 0 2 0 Seattle 5, Tampa Bay 4 Redmond 51/33 0 0 1 5 Hchvrr ss 3 0 0 0 Kottars c 3 0 1 0 the day when Dan Uggla was Cleveland 5, Minnesota 2 Cecil H,8 1 1 0 0 1 2 Mrsnck cf 3 1 1 0 S.Perez c 1 0 0 0 Associated Press placed on the 15-day disabled list, Miami 1, Kansas City 0, 10 innings S.Santos BS,1-1 2/3 3 2 2 1 1 Mathis c 4 0 0 0 Carroll 3b 4 0 0 0 led off with a single and scored on Milwaukee at Texas, late Wagner 11/30 0 0 0 2 Dyson cf 2 0 0 0 Oliver 2/300000 ATLANTA — Kris Medlen con- Medlen’s two-out double over Detroit at Chicago White Sox, late Maxwll ph-rf 1 0 0 0 Baltimore at Arizona, late Janssen 1 10001 Totals 34 1 6 1 Totals 34 0 4 0 tinued his late-season surge by Darin Ruf in right field. Loup L,4-5 2/3 2 2 2 1 0 winning his fourth straight start, Houston at Oakland, late Miami 000 000 000 1 — 1 Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez Today Lincoln 1/3 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas City000 000 000 0 — 0 Chris Johnson hit a two-run home said Pastornicky will start at sec- Cleveland (Carrasco 0-4) at Minnesota (Gibson 2-3), HBP—by Redmond (Victorino). LOB—Miami 8, Kansas City 5. SB—Yelich (2), run and the Atlanta Braves beat 1:10 p.m. Umpires—Home, Tom Hallion; First, Phil Cuzzi; Hechavarria (9), Marisnick (2). CS—Hechavar- ond base as Uggla will miss at least Detroit (Porcello 8-6) at Chicago White Sox (Joh.Danks Second, Chris Guccione; Third, Ron Kulpa. ria (9). S—Polanco. the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 Tues- two weeks to have Lasik eye 2-9), 2:10 p.m. T—3:37. A—32,816 (49,282). IP H R ER BB SO day night. surgery. Miami (Ja.Turner 3-4) at Kansas City (E.Santana 8-6), Miami Medlen (10-10) appeared to be in Johnson’s homer in the third 2:10 p.m. Yankees 14, Angels 7 Fernandez 7 3 0 0 1 6 danger of being sent to the bullpen Baltimore (Tillman 14-3) at Arizona (Corbin 12-3), 3:40 Los Angeles New York M.Dunn 11/30 0 0 0 2 drove in Justin Upton, who ab r h bi ab r h bi Qualls W,3-1 2/3 0 0 0 0 1 one month ago. In late July, Tim doubled. p.m. Shuck lf 4 2 2 1 Nunez ss 6 2 2 4 Cishek S,25-27 1 1 0 0 0 0 Hudson was lost for the season L.A. Angels (Weaver 7-5) at N.Y. Yankees (Nova 5-4), Ruf, sprinting toward the infield, Cowgill rf 2 0 0 0 ASorin lf 6 3 3 6 Kansas City 7:05 p.m. with a broken right ankle and Paul made a diving catch of Medlen’s Calhon ph-rf2 1 1 0 Cano 2b 3 1 2 0 B.Chen 7 30036 Boston (Lester 10-7) at Toronto (Undecided), 7:07 p.m. Maholm went on the 15-day DL Trout cf 4 2 1 3 ARdrgz dh 5 0 1 2 Crow 1 10002 shallow pop fly in the seventh. Seattle (Harang 5-10) at Tampa Bay (Price 6-5), 7:10 Trumo 1b 5 1 2 2 V.Wells rf 2 2 2 1 G.Holland 1 1 0 0 0 1 with a bruised left wrist. Braves center fielder Jordan p.m. Nelson 3b 2 0 1 1 Gardnr ph-cf 2 0 1 0 K.Herrera L,4-6 1 1 1 1 0 3 Though Maholm may be only Schafer ran in to make a tumbling Milwaukee (Thornburg 1-0) at Texas (Garza 2-1), 8:05 HBP—by K.Herrera (Marisnick). one minor league rehab start away p.m. Hamltn dh 5 0 1 0 Grndrs cf-rf 5 2 3 0 catch of pinch-hitter Kevin Frand- Houston (Cosart 1-0) at Oakland (J.Parker 8-6), 10:05 Aybar ss 2 0 0 0 J.Nix 3b 5 1 1 1 Umpires—Home, Mark Carlson; First, Lance from coming off the disabled list, Barrett; Second, Dan Iassogna; Third, Brian sen’s sinking liner in the eighth. p.m. GGreen 2b 1 0 0 0 Overay 1b 4 3 3 0 Knight. Medlen’s spot in the rotation ap- There was a moment of silence Conger ph 1 0 0 0 AuRmn c 3 0 1 0 T—2:47. A—21,094 (37,903). pears more secure. He left after NATIONAL LEAGUE Iannett c 3 0 0 0 before the game in honor of Braves Field 2b-ss 4 1 1 0 walking Erik Kratz to open the fan Ronald Lee Homer Jr. of Cony- Tuesday’s Games Totals 35 7 9 7 Totals 41141914 eighth, getting a standing ovation ers, Ga., who died after falling 85 Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 1 Los Angeles 201 000 004 — 7 Baseball Leaders after allowing one run on five hits Miami 1, Kansas City 0, 10 innings New York 010 124 42x — 14 feet from the stadium to a parking San Francisco at Washington, late AMERICAN LEAGUE E—J.Nix (7), Nunez 2 (8). DP—New York 2. in seven innings. lot during Monday night’s game. Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, late BATTING—MiCabrera, Detroit, .366; Trout, LOB—Los Angeles 9, New York 9. 2B—A.Ro- After David Carpenter pitched a Milwaukee at Texas, late Los Angeles, .329; DOrtiz, Boston, .329; ABeltre, Players from both teams bowed driguez (1), Granderson (2), Overbay (22). HR— Pittsburgh at St. Louis, late Texas, .324; Mauer, Minnesota, .314; Loney, perfect eighth, Craig Kimbrel their heads as Homer’s picture Trout (21), Trumbo (26), A.Soriano 2 (5), V.Wells San Diego at Colorado, late Tampa Bay, .311; TorHunter, Detroit, .308. earned his 37th save by recording (11). CS—J.Nix (1). S—Cowgill, Au.Romine. was shown on the video board. Baltimore at Arizona, late RUNS—MiCabrera, Detroit, 86; CDavis, Balti- IP H R ER BB SO the final three outs. N.Y. Mets at L.A. Dodgers, late more, 84; Trout, Los Angeles, 84; AJones, Balti- American League Los Angeles Chase Utley had three hits for Today more, 82; Bautista, Toronto, 79; Ellsbury, Boston, Vargas L,6-5 41/38 4 4 1 3 Miami (Ja.Turner 3-4) at Kansas City (E.Santana 8-6), 73; AJackson, Detroit, 73. Philadelphia, including a one-out Red Sox 4, J.Gutierrez 2/3 1 1 1 1 2 2:10 p.m. RBI—MiCabrera, Detroit, 111; CDavis, Balti- single off Kimbrel in the ninth. Blue Jays 2, 11 inn. Maronde 0 0 1 1 1 0 more, 110; Encarnacion, Toronto, 89; AJones, Kimbrel struck out Domonic Cincinnati (Arroyo 10-9) at Chicago Cubs (Rusin Kohn 1 22210 2-1), 2:20 p.m. Baltimore, 85; Fielder, Detroit, 81; NCruz, Texas, Brown and ended the game on TORONTO — Shane Victorino hit a Blanton 2 8 6 6 1 1 San Diego (Cashner 8-6) at Colorado (J.De La Rosa New York 76; Trout, Los Angeles, 76. Darin Ruf ’s popup to first base- two-run single in the 11th inning and HITS—ABeltre, Texas, 152; MiCabrera, De- 11-6), 3:10 p.m. Sabathia W,10-10 6 3 3 2 6 7 troit, 152; Machado, Baltimore, 149; Trout, Los man Freddie Freeman. the Boston Red Sox beat the Toronto Baltimore (Tillman 14-3) at Arizona (Corbin 12-3), Kelley 12/310001 Angeles, 149; AJones, Baltimore, 146; Ellsbury, Johnson gave Atlanta a 3-0 lead Blue Jays 4-2. 3:40 p.m. Betances 2/3 5 4 4 1 2 Boston, 143; Pedroia, Boston, 138. in the third inning with his homer Jarrod Saltalamacchia drew a one- San Francisco (Lincecum 6-11) at Washington (Zim- Chamberlain 2/3 0 0 0 0 1 mermann 13-6), 7:05 p.m. Sabathia pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. HOME RUNS—CDavis, Baltimore, 43; Mi- off rookie Ethan Martin (1-2). John- Cabrera, Detroit, 37; Encarnacion, Toronto, 30; out walk off Aaron Loup (4-5) and Will Philadelphia (Lannan 3-5) at Atlanta (Beachy 1-0), J.Gutierrez pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Bautista, Toronto, 27; NCruz, Texas, 27; ADunn, son leads the National League Middlebrooks followed with a single. 7:10 p.m. Maronde pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Chicago, 27; Trumbo, Los Angeles, 26. with his .337 batting average. Jacoby Ellsbury grounded into a Milwaukee (Thornburg 1-0) at Texas (Garza 2-1), 8:05 PB—Au.Romine. PITCHING—Scherzer, Detroit, 17-1; Tillman, Martin, a right-hander who lives p.m. Umpires—Home, David Rackley; First, Larry fielder’s choice, with Middlebrooks Pittsburgh (Liriano 12-5) at St. Louis (S.Miller 11-7), Baltimore, 14-3; MMoore, Tampa Bay, 14-3; in Toccoa, Ga., northeast of At- Vanover; Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Brian Colon, Oakland, 14-4; Masterson, Cleveland, 13- forced at second and Saltalamacchia 8:15 p.m. Gorman. 8; Darvish, Texas, 12-5; FHernandez, Seattle, lanta, lost to Medlen and the advancing to third. N.Y. Mets (Gee 8-8) at L.A. Dodgers (Capuano 4-6), T—3:33 (Rain delay: 0:26). A—35,013 (50,291). 12-5; CWilson, Los Angeles, 12-6; Guthrie, Braves for the second time in only Ellsbury stole second before Vic- 10:10 p.m. Indians 5, Twins 2 Kansas City, 12-8; Verlander, Detroit, 12-8. three major league starts. Martin torino grounded a two-run single up STRIKEOUTS—Darvish, Texas, 207; FHer- took a 6-4 loss to the Braves in his nesota Twins 5-2. Cleveland Minnesota nandez, Seattle, 178; Scherzer, Detroit, 175; the middle. ab r h bi ab r h bi Masterson, Cleveland, 171; Sale, Chicago, 167; debut on Aug. 2 and allowed three Koji Uehara (3-0) worked 1 1/3 in- Coming off his worst start of the sea- Bourn cf 4 0 0 1 Dozier 2b 4 0 0 0 Verlander, Detroit, 154; DHolland, Texas, 151. runs on six hits and two walks in nings for the win as the Red Sox won son on Thursday against Detroit, McAl- Swisher 1b 4 0 0 0 Mauer 1b 4 1 1 0 SAVES—JiJohnson, Baltimore, 39; Nathan, lister (5-7) bounced back and held Kipnis 2b 4 1 1 1 Mornea dh 4 0 1 0 Texas, 35; MRivera, New York, 35; GHolland, for the ninth time in 13 games at ACarer ss 3 0 0 0 Wlngh lf 4 1 1 1 Kansas City, 32; Balfour, Oakland, 30; AReed, Rogers Centre. Minnesota to one earned run and four Brantly lf 4 0 1 1 Arcia rf 3 0 1 0 Chicago, 28; Perkins, Minnesota, 28; Perkins, Fan who fell to his Trailing 2-1, the Blue Jays tied it in hits in six innings. He struck out seven CSantn dh 3 1 0 0 Plouffe 3b 4 0 0 0 Minnesota, 28. in his first win since May 23. Raburn rf 3 2 1 2 CHrmn c 3 0 0 0 death knew Braves the bottom of the eighth when J.P. Stubbs rf 0 0 0 0 Thoms cf 3 0 1 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Josh Willingham homered for the BATTING—CJohnson, Atlanta, .337; YMolina, stadium well Arencibia hit a leadoff home run off Chsnhll 3b 3 0 0 0 Flormn ss 3 0 0 0 St. Louis, .330; Cuddyer, Colorado, .328; Votto, Junichi Tazawa. The homer was Aren- Twins in the second inning, Minnesota’s YGoms c 4 1 2 0 Totals 32 5 5 5 Totals 32 2 5 1 Cincinnati, .322; Craig, St. Louis, .319; Mc- ATLANTA — Lifetime Atlanta cibia’s 18th and his first since July 19. 23rd straight run from a home run. Cutchen, Pittsburgh, .313; Segura, Milwaukee, Braves fan Ronald Lee Homer Jr. Cleveland 001 112 000 — 5 .311. Yankees 14, Angels 7 Interleague Minnesota 010 001 000 — 2 RUNS—MCarpenter, St. Louis, 87; Votto, knew the stadium where he fell to E—Bourn (3), Mauer (3), Deduno (1). DP—Min- Cincinnati, 79; Choo, Cincinnati, 77; Holliday, St. his death well. He attended three or NEW YORK — Alfonso Soriano Marlins 1, nesota 1. LOB—Cleveland 6, Minnesota 4. 2B— Louis, 77; JUpton, Atlanta, 76; Goldschmidt, Ari- Y.Gomes (11), Arcia (14), Thomas (11). four games a month at Turner Field homered twice and drove in a career- Royals 0, 10 inn. HR—Raburn (14), Willingham (12). S—Bourn. zona, 75; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 75. and watched as many televised RBI—Goldschmidt, Arizona, 91; Phillips, high six runs, Alex Rodriguez had a KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Christian IP H R ER BB SO Cincinnati, 89; Craig, St. Louis, 87; Bruce, games as he could, his father said. two-run double, and the New York Yan- Cleveland Yelich singled home the go-ahead run McAllister W,5-7 6 4 2 1 1 7 Cincinnati, 79; FFreeman, Atlanta, 79; DBrown, He always had on a Braves hat. kees’ bats bailed out a wild CC Allen H,6 1 0 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia, 76; PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 75; Ad- with one out in the 10th inning and the On Monday night, Homer was J.Smith H,17 1 0 0 0 0 0 Gonzalez, Los Angeles, 75. Sabathia for a 14-7 rout of the Los An- Miami Marlins beat the Kansas City C.Perez S,19-22 1 1 0 0 0 0 HITS—Segura, Milwaukee, 142; MCarpenter, waiting out a rain delay in a fourth- geles Angels. Royals 1-0 after a tidy matchup of Minnesota St. Louis, 139; Votto, Cincinnati, 139; Craig, St. level smoking area with a 42-inch Vernon Wells homered against his Deduno L,7-6 6 5 5 4 3 4 Louis, 138; McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 134; Dan- contrasting starters. railing that would have come up to former team, and leadoff batter Ed- Swarzak 2 0 0 0 1 0 Murphy, New York, 131; AdGonzalez, Los Ange- Hard-throwing Marlins prodigy Jose Duensing 1 00002 les, 130. the 6-foot-6 fan’s midsection. He’d uardo Nunez drove in four runs as New Fernandez and wily Royals veteran HBP—by Deduno (C.Santana). WP—Deduno. HOME RUNS—PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 28; told his mother during a phone con- York equaled its highest run total of the Umpires—Home, Adam Hamari; First, Andy Goldschmidt, Arizona, 27; DBrown, Philadelphia, Bruce Chen each lasted seven in- versation that the rain was letting season. The second-worst, run produc- Fletcher; Second, Rob Drake; Third, Sam Hol- 26; CGonzalez, Colorado, 26; Bruce, Cincinnati, nings before handing the scoreless up and he was about to head to his ing offense in the AL won by more than brook. 24; JUpton, Atlanta, 22; Uggla, Atlanta, 21. game over to their bullpens. T—2:32. A—29,806 (39,021). PITCHING—Lynn, St. Louis, 13-6; Zimmer- seat for the game against the three runs for the first time in 26 games. mann, Washington, 13-6; Wainwright, St. Louis, Philadelphia Phillies. Shortly after- Jason Vargas (6-5) gave up two It continued to extra innings before 13-7; Latos, Cincinnati, 12-3; Corbin, Arizona, ward, he fell about 85 feet into a homers in his first start since having Kansas City reliever Kelvin Herrera 12-3; Liriano, Pittsburgh, 12-5; Minor, Atlanta, (4-6) brushed the jersey of the Marlins’ Rays schedule 12-5. parking lot. surgery to remove a blood clot from STRIKEOUTS—Harvey, New York, 178; Ker- While it’s not clear exactly why near his left armpit on June 26, includ- Jake Marisnick with a pitch in the Aug. 14 vs Seattle shaw, Los Angeles, 174; Samardzija, Chicago, he fell, police said the death around ing Soriano’s go-ahead two-run drive in 10th. Marisnick stole second and then Aug. 15 vs Seattle 158; Wainwright, St. Louis, 156; Latos, Cincin- 8:30 p.m. appears to have been an the fifth. scored on Yelich’s single through the Aug. 16 vs Toronto nati, 154; Strasburg, Washington, 153; Bumgar- right side of the infield, his third hit of Aug. 17 vs Toronto ner, San Francisco, 150; Lincecum, San accident and didn’t involve foul Indians 5, Twins 2 Aug. 18 vs Toronto Francisco, 150. play. At least four witnesses told po- the game. Aug. 19 at Baltimore SAVES—Kimbrel, Atlanta, 37; Mujica, St. lice that no one else was standing MINNEAPOLIS — Zach McAllister Chad Qualls (3-1) earned the win Aug. 20 at Baltimore Louis, 31; Grilli, Pittsburgh, 30; RSoriano, Wash- won for the first time in almost three for Miami, while Steve Cishek worked Aug. 21 at Baltimore ington, 29; Romo, San Francisco, 28; AChap- near him when he fell. Aug. 23 vs N.Y. Yankees man, Cincinnati, 28; Gregg, Chicago, 25; Cishek, —From wire reports months, Ryan Raburn homered and around a single in the bottom half of Aug. 24 vs N.Y. Yankees Miami, 25. the Cleveland Indians beat the Min- the 10th for his 25h save. Aug. 25 vs N.Y. Yankees CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 B3

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At end, Mario Edwards Jr. Oct. 26 at Maryland, TBA Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 19 17 Nov. 2 at Virginia, TBA MEGA MONEY started in the ACC championship Nov. 14 Georgia Tech, 7:30 p.m. Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 13 17 2 - 32 - 35 - 38 Nov. 23 The Citadel, TBA San Diego 0 1 0 .000 10 31 Monday’s winning game and Orange Bowl as a fresh- MEGA BALL man (recording a combined 10 tack- Nov. 30 at South Carolina, TBA NATIONAL CONFERENCE numbers and payouts: FLORIDA ST. East W L T Pct PF PA 15 les), while senior Dan Hicks will Sep. 2 at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. N.Y. Giants 1 0 0 1.000 18 13 Fantasy 5: 14 – 19 – 24 – 25 – 32 MEGA MILLIONS likely start on the other side. 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KICKING GAME: Considered Nov. 9 at Wake Forest, TBA Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 10 34 one of the top place kickers in the Nov. 16 Syracuse, TBA Nov. 23 Idaho, TBA Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 16 44 2012 class, Roberto Aguayo made 5 North Nov. 30 at Florida, TBA WLT PctPFPA of 6 field-goal attempts in the spring MARYLAND Aug. 31 FIU, 12:30 p.m. Detroit 1 0 0 1.000 26 17 AIRWAVES game (including two from beyond On the Sep. 7 Old Dominion, 4 p.m. Chicago 0 1 0 .000 17 24 50). It was a strong start for Aguayo, Sep. 14 at UConn, TBA Green Bay 0 1 0 .000 0 17 who replaces the ACC’s all-time Sep. 21 West Virginia, TBA Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 13 27 TODAY’S SPORTS leading scorer in Dustin Hopkins. Oct. 5 at Florida St., TBA West TV Oct. 12 Virginia, TBA WLT PctPFPA BASEBALL 4. NEW COACHES: Fisher over- Oct. 19 at Wake Forest, TBA Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 17 0 2 p.m. (FSNFL) hauled his staff in the offseason and Oct. 26 Clemson, TBA Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 31 10 Miami Marlins at Kansas City Royals Nov. 9 Syracuse, TBA San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 6 10 2:10 p.m. (WGN-A) Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cubs hired six new assistants. Among the Nov. 16 at Virginia Tech, TBA St. Louis 0 1 0 .000 19 27 7 p.m. (SUN) Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays departures are defensive coordina- Nov. 23 Boston College, TBA Thursday’s Games 8 p.m. (ESPN) Pittsburgh Pirates at St. Louis Cardinals tor Mark Stoops, who is now the Nov. 30 at NC State, TBA Baltimore 44, Tampa Bay 16 head coach at Kentucky, and offen- NC STATE Washington 22, Tennessee 21 GOLF Aug. 31 Louisiana Tech, 12:30 p.m. Cincinnati 34, Atlanta 10 4 p.m. (GOLF) U.S. Amateur, Day 1 sive coordinator James Coley, who Sep. 7 Richmond, 6 p.m. Cleveland 27, St. Louis 19 SOCCER has taken the same job at Miami. Sep. 19 Clemson, 7:30 p.m. Denver 10, San Francisco 6 Sep. 28 Cent. Michigan, TBA 2:25 p.m. (ESPN2) Fisher has brought in Jeremy Oct. 5 at Wake Forest, TBA Seattle 31, San Diego 10 Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. United States Pruitt, who won the last two na- Oct. 12 Syracuse, TBA Friday’s Games 9 p.m. (ESPN2) United States vs. Team TBA tional titles as Alabama’s defensive Oct. 26 at Florida St., TBA Detroit 26, N.Y. Jets 17 LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL Nov. 2 North Carolina, TBA Miami 27, Jacksonville 3 11 p.m. (ESPN2) Final: Teams TBA backs coach, to take over the de- Nov. 9 at Duke, TBA New England 31, Philadelphia 22 fense (linebackers coach Charles Nov. 16 at Boston College, TBA Houston 27, Minnesota 13 Kelly and defensive ends coach Sal Nov. 23 East Carolina, TBA New Orleans 17, Kansas City 13 RADIO Nov. 30 Maryland, TBA Arizona 17, Green Bay 0 6:30 p.m. (WYKE 104.3 FM) Tampa Bay Rays pregame Sunseri are also new). Fisher says SYRACUSE Carolina 24, Chicago 17 7:10 p.m. (WYKE 104.3 FM) Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay there will be no offensive coordina- Aug. 31 Penn St., 3:30 p.m. Oakland 19, Dallas 17 tor in title, but he will have three Sep. 7 at Northwestern, 6 p.m. Saturday’s Game Rays Sep. 14 Wagner, 4 p.m. N.Y. Giants 18, Pittsburgh 13 new assistants in Randy Sanders, Sep. 21 Tulane, TBA Sunday’s Game Note: Tim Brewster and Jay Graham. Oct. 5 Clemson, TBA Buffalo 44, Indianapolis 20 Times and channels are subject to change at the Oct. 12 at NC State, TBA 5. TRIP-UP GAMES: FSU has Oct. 19 at Georgia Tech, TBA Thursday, Aug. 15 discretion of the network. If you are unable to locate a game gone 31-10 in Fisher’s three sea- Nov. 2 Wake Forest, TBA Detroit at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. on the listed channel, please contact your cable provider. sons, a successful transition from Nov. 9 at Maryland, TBA Atlanta at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Florida St., TBA Carolina at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. coach Bobby Bowden. But FSU has Nov. 23 Pittsburgh, TBA San Diego at Chicago, 8 p.m. Nov. 30 Boston College, TBA Pitching National League struggled in games it was heavily fa- Friday, Aug. 16 WAKE FOREST Lynn, St. Louis, 13-6; Zimmermann, Wash- ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed 2B Dan Uggla Minnesota at Buffalo, 7 p.m. vored, losing ACC matchups to N.C. Aug. 29 Presbyterian, 6:30 p.m. Oakland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. ington, 13-6; Wainwright, St. Louis, 13-7; Latos, on the 15-day DL. Recalled 2B Tyler Pastor- State and North Carolina in 2010, Sep. 6 at Boston College, 8 p.m. San Francisco at Kansas City, 8 p.m. Cincinnati, 12-3; Corbin, Arizona, 12-3; Liriano, nicky from Gwinnett (IL). Virginia in 2011 and finally drop- Sep. 14 Louisiana-Monroe, 12:30 p.m. Pittsburgh, 12-5; Minor, Atlanta, 12-5. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Selected the Tampa Bay at New England, 8 p.m. ping a 16-point second-half lead at Sep. 21 at Army, Noon Saturday, Aug. 17 contract of OF Andrew Lambo from Indi- Sep. 28 at Clemson, TBA Dallas at Arizona, 4:30 p.m. anapolis (IL). Optioned OF Alex Presley to In- N.C. State in 2012. If the Seminoles Oct. 5 NC State, TBA Tennessee at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. dianapolis. are a serious contender on the na- Oct. 19 Maryland, TBA Major League Baseball Oct. 26 at Miami, TBA Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 7:30 p.m. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Recalled INF National League tional stage, they can’t lose those Nov. 2 at Syracuse, TBA Green Bay at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Jermaine Curtis from Memphis (PCL). FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Nov. 9 Florida St., TBA Miami at Houston, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL kind of games. Cincinnati -140 at Chicago +130 National Football League Nov. 23 Duke, TBA Denver at Seattle, 10 p.m. Predicted finish in the ACC: Sec- Nov. 30 at Vanderbilt, TBA at Colorado -155 San Diego +145 BUFFALO BILLS—Released P Brian Sta- Sunday, Aug. 18 at Wash. -155 San Francisco +145 ond in the Atlantic Division. Indianapolis at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. hovich. at Atlanta -230 Philadelphia +210 Monday, Aug. 19 DALLAS COWBOYS—Released OT James at St. Louis -120 Pittsburgh +110 Pittsburgh at Washington, 8 p.m. Nelson. Claimed DE Thaddeus Gibson off at LA -165 New York +155 waivers from Tennessee. American League INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Activated RB ACC Coastal Cleveland -110 at Minnesota +100 Ahmad Bradshaw and LB Pat Angerer from MIAMI Detroit -130 at Chicago +120 Division schedules the PUP list. Signed CB Johnny Adams and Continued from Page B1 MLB top ten at New York -115 Los Angeles +105 LB Monte Simmons. Waived/injured LB Justin DUKE Boston -140 at Toronto +130 Hickman and LB Quinton Spears. Aug. 31 NC Central, 4 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE at Tampa Bay -280 Seattle +240 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed TE Sep. 7 at Memphis, 4:30 p.m. G AB R H Pct. Golden said. “I think the guys that are at Oakland -230 Houston +210 Evan Landi. Released DL Jason Vega. Sep. 14 Georgia Tech, 3:30 p.m. MiCabrera Det 109 415 86 152 .366 Interleague NEW YORK JETS—Released OT Dennis on the train have excellent leadership Sep. 21 Pittsburgh, TBA Trout LAA 117 453 84 149 .329 Sep. 28 Troy, TBA at KC -185 Miami +175 Landolt. Signed OL Patrick Ford. Placed RB and, if they’re not the leader, they’re DOrtiz Bos 100 377 58 124 .329 Oct. 12 Navy, TBA at Arizona -130 Baltimore +120 John Griffin on injured reserve. ABeltre Tex 117 469 69 152 .324 being really good teammates. I keep Oct. 19 at Virginia, TBA at Texas -230 Milwaukee +210 PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Placed WR Mauer Min 107 417 57 131 .314 saying it, I have some trepidation no Oct. 26 at Virginia Tech, TBA NFL Preseason Plaxico Burress on injured reserve. Loney TB 113 386 42 120 .311 matter what because we have a long Nov. 9 NC State, TBA Tomorrow Canadian Football League Nov. 16 Miami, TBA TorHunter Det 104 445 71 137 .308 way to go as an organization, but we’re JhPeralta Det 104 397 50 121 .305 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG EDMONTON ESKIMOS—Signed WR Do- Nov. 23 at Wake Forest, TBA AJones Bal 118 484 82 146 .302 at Cleveland Pk Pk (40½) Detroit minique Edison, WR Jamar Howard and OL moving in the right direction.” Nov. 30 at North Carolina, TBA GEORGIA TECH HKendrick LAA 108 419 48 126 .301 at Baltimore 4½ 4 (41) Atlanta Miles Mason to the practice roster. Five things to watch during the Hur- Aug. 31 Elon, Noon Home Runs at Philadelphia 3 3 (42) Carolina WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS—Named ricanes’ season: at Chicago 5½ 5 (38) San Diego Kyle Walters general manager. Signed K San- Sep. 14 at Duke, 3:30 p.m. CDavis, Baltimore, 43; MiCabrera, Detroit, 37; 1. SCHEDULE: Miami doesn’t leave Sep. 21 North Carolina, TBA Encarnacion, Toronto, 30; Bautista, Toronto, 27; Friday dro DeAngelis. HOCKEY the Sunshine State until Oct. 17, plays Sep. 26 Virginia Tech, 7:30 p.m. NCruz, Texas, 27; ADunn, Chicago, 27; Trumbo, at Buffalo 3 3½ (43) Minnesota Oct. 5 at Miami, TBA American Hockey League Los Angeles, 26. at New England 3½ 3½ (41½) Tampa Bay seven of its 12 regular-season games at Oct. 12 at BYU, TBA Runs Batted In at New Orleans 6½ 6½ (40½) Oakland HARTFORD WOLF PACK—Signed D Char- home and hosts Virginia Tech for the Oct. 19 Syracuse, TBA lie Dodero. MiCabrera, Detroit, 111; CDavis, Baltimore, at Kansas City 1½ 1½ (40) San Fran. second straight year, a quirky gift that Oct. 26 at Virginia, TBA 110; Encarnacion, Toronto, 89; AJones, Balti- Saturday SOCCER Nov. 2 Pittsburgh, TBA more, 85; Fielder, Detroit, 81; NCruz, Texas, 76; at Arizona 2½ 3 (41) Dallas Major League Soccer came because of how the schedules had Nov. 14 at Clemson, 7:30 p.m. Trout, Los Angeles, 76. at Cincinnati 2½ 3 (41) Tennessee FC DALLAS—Loaned MF Bobby Warshaw to be configured in the expanded ACC. Nov. 23 Alabama A&M, TBA Nov. 30 Georgia, TBA Pitching at N.Y. Jets 1½ 2½(38½) Jacks. to Angelholms FF (Sweden). So in that regard, the Hurricanes seem MIAMI Scherzer, Detroit, 17-1; Tillman, Baltimore, COLLEGE at Houston 2½ 3 (40½) Miami to have a favorable schedule. But Aug. 30 FAU, 8 p.m. 14-3; MMoore, Tampa Bay, 14-3; Colon, Oak- at St. Louis 3½ 4 (40½) Green Bay ALABAMA—Suspended LB Trey DePriest from the football team for violating team rules. they’re also the only presumed Coastal Sep. 7 Florida, Noon land, 14-4; Masterson, Cleveland, 13-8; at Seattle 3½ 4 (41) Denver Sep. 21 Savannah St., TBA ALBANY (N.Y.)—Announced the retirement Darvish, Texas, 12-5; FHernandez, Seattle, 12- Sunday contender that will meet Florida State Sep. 28 at South Florida, TBA of football coach Bob Ford after the season. 5. at N.Y. Giants 2½ 1½ (40) Indianapolis this season. Oct. 5 Georgia Tech, TBA APPALACHIAN STATE —Named Jenna NATIONAL LEAGUE Monday 2. STATE BATTLES: The mythical- Oct. 17 at North Carolina, TBA Taylor assistant field hockey coach. Oct. 26 Wake Forest, TBA G AB R H Pct. at Washington +1 1 (38½) Pittsburgh but-still-brag-worthy state champi- CJohnson Atl 103 368 44 124 .337 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC—Named CJ Nov. 2 at Florida St., TBA YMolina StL 98 361 46 119 .330 Pace women’s assistant basketball coach and onship should be on Miami’s radar this Nov. 9 Virginia Tech, TBA Nov. 16 at Duke, TBA Cuddyer Col 94 354 57 116 .328 Shanae Vaifanua women’s graduate assistant season. The Hurricanes open at home BASEBALL basketball coach. Nov. 23 Virginia, TBA Votto Cin 118 432 79 139 .322 against Florida Atlantic (Aug. 30), play Nov. 29 at Pittsburgh, TBA American League AUBURN—Named Nikki Stewart director of Craig StL 113 433 64 138 .319 NORTH CAROLINA LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Activated LHP host to Florida on Sept. 7, make the McCutchen Pit 114 428 72 134 .313 women’s basketball operations. Aug. 29 at South Carolina, 6 p.m. Segura Mil 114 457 62 142 .311 Jason Vargas from the 15-day DL. Optioned BARTON—Named Ashley Leonard men’s quick trip to face a rebuilding South Sep. 7 Middle Tennessee, 12:30 p.m. FFreeman Atl 106 403 65 125 .310 RHP Tommy Hanson to Salt Lake (PCL). and women’s interim golf coach. Florida team three weeks later and Sep. 21 at Georgia Tech, TBA DWright NYM 105 408 60 126 .309 MINNESOTA TWINS—Acquired LHP HOLY CROSS—Named Shepard Allen as- then visit Florida State on Nov. 2. Miami Sep. 28 East Carolina, TBA MCarpenter StL 112 452 87 139 .308 Miguel Sulbaran from the Los Angeles sistant strength and conditioning coach. has lost four of its last six games against Oct. 5 at Virginia Tech, TBA Home Runs Dodgers to complete an earlier trade and as- MARTIN METHODIST—Named Jessy Oct. 17 Miami, TBA PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 28; Goldschmidt, Ari- signed him to Cedar Rapids (MWL). Placed Christopher women’s assistant basketball in-state opponents from major Oct. 26 Boston College, TBA Nov. 2 at NC State, TBA zona, 27; DBrown, Philadelphia, 26; CGonza- 1B Justin Morneau on revocable waivers. coach. conferences. Nov. 9 Virginia, TBA PRINCETON—Named Jesse Marsch lez, Colorado, 26; Bruce, Cincinnati, 24; JUpton, TEXAS RANGERS—Added INF Adam 3. OFFENSIVE LINE: Stephen Mor- Nov. 16 at Pittsburgh, TBA Atlanta, 22; Uggla, Atlanta, 21. Rosales to the roster. Optioned OF Engel Bel- men’s assistant soccer coach. ris and Duke Johnson are good on their Nov. 23 Old Dominion, TBA Runs Batted In tre to Round Rock (PCL). Released OF SC-UPSTATE—Named Jason Rasnake own, but Miami’s fortunes are tied to Nov. 30 Duke, TBA Goldschmidt, Arizona, 91; Phillips, Cincinnati, Manny Ramirez from his minor league con- women’s assistant basketball coach. PITTSBURGH 89; Craig, St. Louis, 87; Bruce, Cincinnati, 79; tract. SHENANDOAH—Named Tim Marshall the group who’ll block for them. Offen- Sep. 2 Florida St., 8 p.m. FFreeman, Atlanta, 79; DBrown, Philadelphia, TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed RHP Josh men’s lacrosse coach. sive line play should be a strength for Sep. 14 New Mexico, 12:30 p.m. 76; PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 75; AdGonzalez, Los Johnson on 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Thad SIU-EDWARDSVILLE—Named Dr. Bill Ret- the Hurricanes, with plenty of size and Sep. 21 at Duke, TBA Angeles, 75. Weber Buffalo (IL). zlaff NCAA faculty athletics representative. Sep. 28 Virginia, TBA experience. Brandon Linder and Oct. 12 at Virginia Tech, TBA Shane McDermott might be two of the Oct. 19 Old Dominion, TBA smarter Hurricanes in years, and Oct. 26 at Navy, 1 p.m. “It’s really, really different going back to Nov. 2 at Georgia Tech, TBA Seantrel Henderson says his last season Nov. 9 Notre Dame, TBA school,” he said. “But I’m excited about it. PETERSON will be played with purpose. If this Nov. 16 North Carolina, TBA You have two dreams as a kid. Not in any par- Nov. 23 at Syracuse, TBA Continued from Page B1 ticular order, but play professional sports group stays healthy, Miami will score Nov. 29 Miami, TBA and get a degree. I’m thrilled just to be able plenty. VIRGINIA 4. DEFENSE PAYOFF: A year ago, Aug. 31 BYU, 3:30 p.m. Injuries happen in training camp and the to accomplish the latter. Awfully excited.” Sep. 7 Oregon, 3:30 p.m. the Hurricanes went young on defense, preseason, and Peterson figures some team Peterson, who grew up just a few miles Sep. 21 VMI, TBA Sep. 28 at Pittsburgh, TBA still could find itself in need of an experi- outside Gainesville, only has fond memories out of sheer necessity in some areas and partly because Miami realized that Oct. 5 Ball St., TBA enced veteran. of an NFL career that ended with him serv- Oct. 12 at Maryland, TBA “If they give me a call tonight, it may be a ing as a backup linebacker and special teams getting players on the field more in 2012 Oct. 19 Duke, TBA could pay dividends in 2013. The de- Oct. 26 Georgia Tech, TBA little different,” Peterson said. “But if they player. He just missed a chance to make his Nov. 2 Clemson, TBA give me a call a week from now, I’m a loyal first Super Bowl when the San Francisco fensive line has gotten bigger and Nov. 9 at North Carolina, TBA guy, a committed guy, and right now, I’ve got 49ers edged the Falcons 28-24 in the NFC deeper, so there’s reason to think Miami Nov. 23 at Miami, TBA might be considerably better on that Nov. 30 Virginia Tech, TBA a commitment to the team here. So, the championship game in Atlanta in January. VIRGINIA TECH longer this process goes on, it’s going to be “No regrets,” said Peterson, who has two side of the ball. Aug. 31 at Alabama, 5:30 p.m. harder for me to go back. sons, 6-year-old Michael Jr. and 3-year-old 5. IS THIS THE YEAR?: Miami is en- Sep. 7 W. Carolina, 1:30 p.m. tering its 10th ACC season and still has- Sep. 14 at East Carolina, Noon “But I think within the next couple weeks Gavin. “You play the game to win a ring. I Sep. 21 Marshall, TBA or so, I will definitely make an announce- can’t take back my 14 years. I had a great ca- n’t won a single conference title. And Sep. 26 at Georgia Tech, 7:30 p.m. ment. I just want to make sure that door is reer. I met some great people and made the last time the Hurricanes so much as Oct. 5 North Carolina, TBA won a bowl game was in 2006. Another Oct. 12 Pittsburgh, TBA closed all the way before I jump into some- some great plays. I was chasing it. That’s all Oct. 26 Duke, TBA thing else.” I can do. You chase it as hard as I can chase seven-win season won’t be enough for a Nov. 2 at Boston College, TBA If everything goes as planned, though, Pe- it. You do that as hard as you can and you feel success. Nov. 9 at Miami, TBA Nov. 16 Maryland, TBA terson will get his degree along with his first that peace. You can look at yourself in the Predicted finish in the ACC: First in Nov. 30 at Virginia, TBA real coaching experience. mirror and feel good about it.” the Coastal Division. B4 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 SPORTS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Getting ready A few tips to help avoid for a new the traditional putter yips NOT tighten them during the Anchoring rule change will force many stroke. A great drill for this is to stroke putts with your right thumb tennis season and index finger off the club. This to change their stroke on the green will help eliminate the yips and e are back to start giving you the information provide you with a smooth, effort- t has been along time since my putters and the type you use de- you need to prepare for the 2013-14 tennis less stroke. A lot of golfers are mov- last article. Since then, there pends on the type of stroke that you ing towards really large grips to try Wseason. has been a major rule change use. For golfers who like to have a I to eliminate the hands in the stroke. We have been in touch with league and tournament that is going to affect many of my straight back, straight through While these grips help they will not organizers, team captains, tennis instructors and clubs students and stroke, I recommend using a center- to get updates for the new season. Some of the infor- fully eliminate the problem. a lot of ama- shafted putter. If you are like me The third step is to make sure mation is old news but still needs to be published for teur golfers. and believe there is a slight ark in those who missed it the first time, when you are putting you keep your That the putting stroke, I recommend head as still as possible. There are and some info is new. So bear with change is the something that is heal shafted. me and let’s review some of the two drills I like to use to work on rule concern- Other than that, just make sure you keeping my head still. old stuff. ing the an- like what you are looking down at. The first drill is to set up about All the local leagues are on the choring of the When choosing a putter, choose one three feet from the hole and stroke lookout for new teams to add to club during that is the proper length — most putts trying to hear the ball go into their competition and it would be the stroke. golfers use putters that are to long. the hole. If it does not go in, we are nice if you could let them know For those When we are in our set-up we want not that worried during this drill you are interested in fielding a golfers who Herb Hurley our arms hanging as straight as pos- whether you missed on the right or team. There are several commu- have been HERB’S sible with a slight bend at the elbow. the left. We are only working on nities with two tennis courts, but using a long There are many set-ups and Eric van den HINTS keeping our head still. do not have a team. putter or a strokes out there to look at and try. The second drill is to place a Maybe you think that two are Hoogen belly putter, However, it doesn’t matter to me quarter on the putting green, then not enough courts to join a league, ON TENNIS this is going to create a problem for how you set your feet or how your place a ball on top of the quarter. but it is. All local leagues, except you. You are going to have two posture is. What does matter to me Stroke putts making sure you are for the Thursday morning league, choices — either learn to putt with is how you place your hands on the looking at the quarter after the ball only use two courts. Even the Thursday league could be your long putter, but not anchored grip and that we are able to make a is gone. Both of these drills can and played at two by playing at two different times, but it’s to your body, or switch back to a consistent stroke that returns the should be used with the grip drill not necessary. In the other leagues you only need four conventional putter. putter blade back to the ball the from above. players to have a team, so if your community has two For those of you who are inter- same way, over and over and over. For more information please con- courts and you can get four players together, give them ested in going to a traditional- The first step in that process is to tact me for a lesson at Southern a call. There is always a sub list where you can pull length putter but are afraid of the make sure your hands are placed Woods or Sugarmill Woods. players if one of your own can’t play. yips, I am going to provide you with on the grip, so if you opened your See you on the links. By the way, all the leagues are also looking to expand some tips to overcome this very fingers you would be able to clap Herb Hurley is the general man- their sub lists. Call them if you are interested to join; frustrating and sometimes debili- your hands together, if the grip was ager of Sugarmill Woods Country not in the way. The second step is to you have about six weeks left to find teammates. For all tating problem. Club and Southern Woods Golf The first step is to decide what make sure your grip pressure is re- of you who are not living in a development with courts, Club. He can be reached at 352- type of putter you want to use. laxed, especially in your right you can sign up for that sub list or start a team and play 382-5996 or hhurley@sugarmill There are many different types of thumb and index finger and DO woodscc.com. on county or city courts. It might be handy to see if they would let you reserve the courts for that set time every other week. So if you are ready to call, just go down the updated Local LEADERS list to find the league you are interested in and the Brentwood Golf Course. The league starts Ed Starling chairperson to contact. Come out and join our Citrus BRENTWOOD with sign-in at 7:15; tee time at 7:45 a.m. For Fourth 37 SOUTHERN County tennis family. Aug. 7, Wednesday (Blind Draw) Point information, call Frank Hughes at 352-746- Woody Miner WOODS Also, last season’s champions appear in the first arti- Quota Scramble results. 4800 or email [email protected]. Closest to the pins: First No. 4 Bob Hunt On Aug. 7, the Southern Woods Men’s cle of the new tennis season so we all know which team Jim Madden, Glenn Connelly CITRUS HILLS No. 8 Rick Hancock Golf Association played “Best 1 Ball on 5’s; Best 2 Balls on 4’s; Best 3 Balls on 3’s. to beat. Second On Aug. 7, the Citrus Hills Men’s Golf No. 11 Pete Clutter Flight 1 Jack Ridolfi, Jennie Diaz Association on the Oaks Golf Course No. 14 Pete Clutter Tuesday Team Tennis Most over quota: No. 16 Pete Clutter/Jack Williamson First -19 played “Bookends.” Steve Ley, Ken Moody, 2012-13 Champion: The Sugarmill Matchmakers. Norm Knowles First -29 WOMEN Aug. 9, Points Quota “Chicks with Chuck Reeb, Mike Taylor Closest to the pin: Dick Stillwagon, Jack Hammon, The women-only league is geared towards players No. 2 Charlie Goschen Sticks” results. Second -17 Mike Rizzio, Don Gatz rated 3.5. If interested in playing or willing to captain a No. 4 Bruce Liston Dody Stuart +5 Mike Howard, Bob Boal, Second -18 MOC Aug. 10, Saturday (HDCP) Roberta Gendron +3 Jim Hackett, John Doyle team, contact chairwoman Candace Charles at 352-563- Ron David, Charlie Haire, Scramble results. Ginny Hearns +2 Second -17 5859 or [email protected]. Clive Affleck, Clint Wynne First Joy Cocuzzi +2 Doug Martin, Al Mayer, Third -18 Rick Mazzacua, Ed Hildenbrandt, Carol Lanzillo +2 Phil Jasper, Brian Hadler Citrus Area Senior Ladies 3.0/3.5 Gene Yanosy, Dave Hetherington, Bill Collier Closest to the pin: Flight 2 Tuesday League Second Harvey Schrank, Jack Holeman No. 4 Carole Seifert First -21 Fourth -17 2012-13 Champion: The Pine Ridge Mustangs. Vaughn Thornton, Jennie Diaz, No. 11 Ginny Hearns Dan Pera, Bill Long, “Bud” Reigner, Jan Lassiter Ed Ryan, Angelo Previte, No. 16 Mary McConnell Bill Murray, Tai Um This league will start its season on Oct. 15. Third John Balais, Gene Stillman “Chicks with Sticks,” a ladies points quota Second -18 To play in this league, a player must be 50 years of age Pete Krol, Larry Leitzke, CITRUS SPRINGS league, meets every Friday morning at Cit- Frank Siemietowski, Ed Skinner, or older, with a 3.0/3.5 rating. The league is always look- Gene Pokaluk, Joe Palombi rus Springs. Interested players with GHIN Rich Perry, Bob Chadderton Closest to the pin: MEN handicaps should call Carole at 352-746- Closest to the pin: ing for players to sub for teams. No. 2 Steve Leonard (Hole-in-One) On Aug. 3, the Citrus Springs Men’s 2082 or Jan at 352-344-9550. No. 4 Dan Pera For information, email chairwoman Willy Poud- No. 4 Nel Lamoreaux Association played 2 best balls on the Nos. 8 & 17 Ken Moody eroyen at pouderoyen@ tampabay.rr.com or call 382- Aug. 11, Sunday Morning front and 3 best balls on the back. PLANTATION First 163 SUGARMILL Scramble results. July 29, Monday Points Game results. 3157. Pete Clutter, Jack Williamson, First B. Struck +4 Doug Sirmons WOODS Thursday Morning Citrus Area Don Gittings, Don Oslance, E. Garrits +4 Second 166 On Aug. 6, the Sand Blasters Men’s Steve Leonard, Mona Evans J. Carnahan +4 Jerry Feher, Glen Robertson, Group played team point quota. Doubles League Second S. Howell +3 Don Gonczi First +10 Diane Wagner, Michael Wagner, D. Lippert +2 2012-13 Champion: The Pine Ridge Fillies. Closest to the pins: Paul Angelo, Jeff Stier, Richard Hunt J. Brothers, Sr. +2 Tom Jones, George Lentowicz This league will start its season on Oct. 3. Third No. 4 Bob Hunt J. Russ +2 Second +8 In the 2013-14 season the team The Bratz will take Bob Staker, Steve McGee, No. 8 Bob Manecky J. Hartson +2 John Doyle, Ken Eckhardt, over the chair. Vickie Howard No. 11 Bill Curry J. Howell +1 No. 14 Pete Clutter Gary Osborne, Mike Schwabek For information, contact chairwoman Patsy Giella at Closest to the pin: Aug. 1, Thursday Points Game results. No. 2 Don Gittings No. 16 Don Gonczi R. DeBusk +6 Third +4 [email protected]. No. 4 Jan Lassiter On Aug. 6, the Citrus Springs Men’s D. Lippert +4 Frank Nolan, John Rada, Ladies on the Court 50/50 winner: Association played 3 best balls on B. Pridemore +2 Rich Perry Diane Wagner front and 2 best balls on back. B. Sizemore +1 Notable rounds: Ladies on The Court will resume playing in Septem- Aug. 12, Monday Morning Men’s First 154 Aug. 3, Saturday Points Game results. John Doyle 79 & +9 George Lentowicz +8 ber at 8:30 a.m. Thursdays at Le Grone Park courts in Group results. Don Gonczi, Dave Balas, D. Lippert +5 First Emil Colletti, Bill Curry C. Claybaugh +5 Tom Jones +7 Crystal River. Bring a new can of balls and 50 cents. Two Vaughn Thornton Second 160 D. Taylor +5 On Aug. 8, the Sugarmill Woods Country out of three tiebreak sets are played. For information, Second Bill Curry, Rick Hancock, L. Cioe +3 Club Men’s Golf Association played 1 contact Barbara Shook at dshook@ Steve Leonard Walt Norton, John Lycke J. Timmons +3 on 5’s, 2 on 4’s, 3 on 3’s. Closest to the pins: First -25 tampabay.rr.com or 352-795-0872. Most over quota: S. Howell +1 Kenny McCabe No. 4 Bob Hunt Aug. 4, Sunday Couples Group Art Anderson, Art Gennero, The Friday Senior Ladies Doubles Closest to the pin: No. 8 Bill Curry “Shamble/Scramble” results. Gary Enman, Bill Lent No. 2 Pat Foss No. 11 Rick Hancock First Second -16 3.0-3.5 League No. 4 Steve Leonard No. 14 Jerry Feher B. St. Jean, J. St. Jean, George Lentowicz, Dave Davenport, No. 16 John Lycke Ernie Pettine, Bob Elgart 2012-13 Champion: The Pine Ridge Mustangs. Aug. 13, Men’s Nine Hole League at C. McNeil, N. Sullivan Brentwood Golf Club results. The Citrus Springs Men’s Association Second Third -15 Next season the chair position will move to the Mead- Low net: played “Individual Points.” B. Ferrell, C. Kinney, Mike Howard, Soc Hiotakis, owcrest Aces. Gene Thompson 32 White Tees J. Park, P. Park Kyle Muzina, Bob Carriveau The league is looking to add new teams for the 2013- Tom Tress 32 First 39 Aug. 7, Ladies 9-Hole – “Breakfast Club” Golfers of the week: Art McDermoot 34 Rick Hancock on the Lagoon Course. Low gross 76 14 season; if interested please contact the chairperson. Jim McDonough 35 Second 38 Straightest drive: Carl Pedersen All players must be at least 50 years of age with a 3.0- Tom Tress 36 Pete Clutter A. Wolff Low net 67 3.5 rating. Players cannot be both a member of a team Gene St. Don 37 (TB) Third 38 Points Game results. George Lentowicz Low net Sr. 63 and a sub. Paul Belliveau 37 (HM) Jerry Feher C. McNeil 13 Gene St. Donn Birdies Nos. 2 & 4 Yellow Tees M. Boetcher 12 Bill Lent For information, contact chairwoman Linda Frankum All ages and/or ability are welcome to join First 40 J. Carnivale 12 Closest to the pin: at 795-3861 or [email protected]. in for a friendly round of nine holes of hand- Bob Malloy Open to all levels of lady players every Pine No. 4 Joe Gannon icap golf. Because we know you have a lot Second 39 Wednesday at 8 a.m. Call the Plantation at Pine No. 7 George Lentowicz USTA Leagues going on, we get the round of golf out of the Jack Williamson 352-795-7211 to join the group. Stay for Oak No. 3 Art Anderson Schedule for the rest of 2013: 40up Mixed (3 doubles) way early Tuesday morning. We play at Third 38 breakfast. Oak No. 6 Dick Tuxbury August/September/October, Combo Senior and Adult (3 doubles) October/November/December. 9th Annual Start recruiting! If you have any questions for infor- Citrus County Veterans VFW Post 10087 mation in our District 4 (south) call or email Leigh Chak Four Person at 352-572-7157 or [email protected] or 4 Person ustaflorida.com. Scramble Golf Outing Tournaments Scramble Chance Nov. 9-10: Fall Fest Compass Tournament at Crystal Saturday, Sept. 21 to win a car River High School. Cindy Reynolds at 352-697-3222 or ReynoldsC@ citrus.k12.fl.us; Sally deMontfort at 352- 8 am shotgun for a hole 795-9693 or deMont@embarqmail. com; Eric van den ONLY Twisted Oaks Golf Club in one from Hoogen at [email protected]. $ 00 Citrus 4801 N. Forest Ridge Blvd. Kia 55 per person This is your invitation to Please make reservations and payments by Sept. 1 Proceeds donated to the Citrus County Veterans Foundatio Make checks payable to: Be a Member DONOT NEED TO BE A VETERAN TO PLAY Men’s Auxiliary Post 10087, for a Day. September 7th 2170 W. Vets Lane, Beverly Hills, FL 34465 Play at Plantation on Friday August 23rd Citrus Hills Golf & Country Club $55 per golfer Includes: BBQ Dinner for only a member cart fee ($16.00). Check in is at 7:30 am in the Hampton Room. Golf, Dinner & Prizes & prizes to Shotgun Start is at 8:30 am 9:00 AM Shotgun start. After the round enjoy Hole Sponsor $100 follow at VFW a free lunch and receive a voucher to Price includes: golf cart, come back and play again. Sign up and payment due Super Sponsor $300 Post 10087 Field limited to the first 120 players. 000FQOB by August 29 or first 120 beverages on course, lunc (team & hole sponsorship) Call 795-7211 to reserve your spot! players. Check payable to at the clubhouse. Prizes: 1st, 2nd & Last To benefit One of the finest courses in Citrus County. Citrus County Veterans Award Winning - Best of the Best Foundation and mail to Closest to the Pin For information call: 2804 W. Marc Knighton Hole in One Prize John Kaylor 9301 W. Fort Island Court, Key #13, Lecanto For registration form, call 527-5915 586-7267 Trail, Crystal River or visit the website at www.citrusvf.org www.plantationoncrystalriver.com FL 34461,

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Despite all the grumbling about tuition increases and student loan costs, other college expenses also are going up. The price of housing and food trumps tuition costs for students who attend two- and four-year public universities in their home states, according to a College Board survey. Even with the lower interest rates on student loans that President Barack Obama signed into law, students are eyeing bills that are growing on just about every line.

A look at typical college students’ budgets last year and how they’re Community colleges changing: The public two-year schools charged in-state students an average $3,131 last year, up almost 6 percent from the Public four-year schools previous year. While the tuition hike was larger than at other types of schools, Tuition for students attending public four-year schools students at community colleges saw the in their state was an average $8,655 last year, a 5 per- smallest increase in room and board costs cent jump from the previous year. They paid more than — a 1 percent increase to $7,419. that — $9,205 — for housing and food. These schools, like other four-year schools, posted a 4 percent jump in Total charges for students housing costs. Add in books and supplies, transportation and other costs and the total reaches $17,860 to attend to attend an in-state public an in-state public school, such as a student from Talla- two-year school: $10,550. hassee attending Florida State University.

Tuition and fees at community colleges When grants and scholarships are are up 24 percent beyond overall inflation included, the average student pays over the past five years, according to the College Board. $12,110 at such schools. For students who choose to attend state schools outside their home state, the costs increase to $30,911. They Private schools pay the same $9,205 price tag for room and board, but the tuition rates are more expensive. The typical stu- On the surface, private four-year schools are the most costly col- dent who crossed state lines to attend a public college in leges, with the average student’s sticker price coming in at 2012 paid $21,706 in tuition and fees after grants and $39,518 for all expenses. Tuition and fees were $29,056 last year scholarships — a 4 percent jump from the previous — another 4 percent jump — while room and board ran to year. $10,462. During the past five years, the tuition sticker price at After grants and scholarships, the average public four-year colleges is up 27 percent beyond overall student paid $23,840 to attend schools inflation. such as Yale or Stanford.

The tuition at private schools was up 13 percent beyond overall inflation during the past five years adjusted for inflation. — Associated Press

Not vacation: Summer learning programs crucial

PHILIP ELLIOTT dents don’t forget so much as Associated Press they learned last year. “There’s been all this work WASHINGTON— For many done and investment made students and teachers, summer over the last nine months and vacation was more like summer then that investment stops,” term. said Pam Allyn, executive di- Reading lists. Science camps. rector of LitWorld, a literacy Portfolio development. The to- nonprofit. “For every kid — do list for kids and teachers no matter where they live — sound remarkably alike. out of school time is really Schools are on the hook to im- problematic.” prove student performance on Allyn compares it to sports: high-stakes tests, administra- “If you’re going for a run or tors are eyeing more science playing tennis, if you take two and technology instruction, and months off, you might have parents are demanding more some muscle memory left but for their children. you’re not going to be in the Some studies suggest stu- same shape.” dents lose as much as two That principle applies to stu- months of knowledge over the dents as well as teachers. summer. Advocates say educa- In Chicago, principal Shawn tors can’t expect their students Jackson spent the better part of to succeed if they, too, spend his summer meeting with col- the summer months poolside. leagues to redesign the reading “Summer learning space is program at Spencer Elemen- time for innovation,” said Gary tary Technology Academy. Huggins, chief executive officer “It took us a good two months. of the National Summer Learn- We took the whole summer,” he ing Association. “Innovation said. doesn’t flow easily into the Their answer: a stuffed ani- school year.” Associated Press mal called “CY-BEAR.” Each That’s why summer programs Sophie Mortner, foreground right, reads aloud for youngsters attending LitCamp, a summer reading student this fall will be given a used the past few months to try program offered through the nonprofit literacy organization LitWorld, in the Harlem neighborhood of stuffed bear that they will read new things. New York. “I often times pick and choose the book that I love,” said Mortner, a camp counselor who to, reducing anxiety to perform Teachers in one of Chicago’s assists with curriculum development. “Often times they choose that book the next day to read.” well in front of classmates. struggling elementary schools It sounds unusual, Jackson huddled for two months this see if parts of it could work dur- an effort to spark an interest in Think of summer programs as a acknowledges, but studies have summer to retool the reading ing the school year. reading and narrow the gap be- test drive for some lessons found it can help improve curriculum for first- and In New York City’s Harlem tween the scores of rich and without the pressure, a chance scores among students whose second-graders. neighborhood, students spent poor students. to try something without parents don’t regularly read to Elsewhere, more than 4,000 six weeks flipping through All were fresh approaches consequences. them. That translates to needed teachers turned to a weeklong books on everything from hip- that could make their way into If things don’t work out, the gains; about 85 percent of lesson on water purification to hop to Depression-era toys in the school-year classrooms. side effect is that maybe stu- See SUMMER/Page C2 C2 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 EDUCATION CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

HONORS is part of the Early Childhood served. Child care will be pro- year. The program allows par- Education program at Crystal vided if needed. For more in- ticipants to learn more about ■ Georgia Institute of Tech- River High School. The pro- formation or to reserve a spot current issues in the commu- nology has named Marisa gram is designed to prepare for child care, email info@ nity and meet key decision- Casola, of Crystal River, to high school students for em- ccchomeschool.com. makers in Citrus County. the dean’s list for spring se- ployment or advanced training ■ The YMCA has a new Youth Leadership Citrus is mester. The designation is in the early childhood industry to attend. Citrus County pro- 4341 W. Homosassa Trail, program for the 2013/14 a nine-month program that awarded to undergraduate through observation and su- fessional business leaders Lecanto, at 352-746-2020. school year. With the partner- runs during the months of students who have a 3.0 or pervised work experience with are also invited to meet the ■ Citrus County Chris- ship of Homosassa Elemen- September through May. The higher academic average for young children. CCIBPO board members and tian Homeschool Group will tary School, the Y will start program will allow participants the semester. To enroll a child and for parents. have its 2013 kickoff meeting before- and after-school to engage in five full-day ses- MISCELLANEOUS more information, call Dana For more information, email Monday, Aug. 19, at Calvary child care for children in sions, a service project and a Fields at Crystal River High Jaya Gurnani, CCIBPO presi- Church, 2728 E. Harley St., kindergarten to fifth grade. graduation event. ■ Treasure Chest Pre- School at 352-795-4641, dent, at [email protected]. Inverness. A meet-and-greet Child care hours will be There are a limited number school at Crystal River High ext. 4837, or email fieldsd@ ■ Pope John Paul II will begin at 6 p.m.; meeting available from 6:30 to of students who will be se- School is accepting enroll- citrus.k12.fl.us. Catholic School has an- will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 8:50 a.m. and 3:30 to 6 p.m., lected for the program. Appli- ment for the fall semester. ■ The Citrus County Inter- nounced its policy for free The group supports home- and financial assistance is cations and more information The preschool is for children national Baccalaureate Parent and reduced price meals for schoolers in Citrus County available for those who qual- are available online at who are at least 3 1/2 years Organization, CCIBPO, will students under the National with educational, social and ify. For more information or to http://ymcasuncoast.org or old and potty-trained. The pre- meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, School Lunch and Breakfast outreach events. More infor- register, visit www.ymca http://leadershipcitrus.com/. school meets from 9:45 a.m. Aug. 20, at Lecanto High Programs. mation will be available at the suncoast.org or call Tracy For more information, call to 12:15 p.m. Monday through School cafeteria, 3810 W. Ed- Application forms are being meeting. Crooks at 352-628-2953, the Citrus County YMCA at Thursday, according to the ucational Path, Lecanto. The sent to all homes with a letter To join, bring a check (or ext. 4161. 352-637-0132. Citrus County school calen- agenda will include discussion to parents or guardians. cash) for $40 (yearly dues) ■ The Citrus County YMCA The program is made pos- dar. Cost is $30 per month. about starting the college Household size and income payable to Calvary Church. and Leadership Citrus have sible by Leadership Citrus, The program will start Mon- process, meeting the Spanish criteria will be used to deter- Florida Parent Educators As- announced a new program: the Citrus County Education day, Aug. 26. Enrollment is on teachers, establishing com- mine eligibility. sociation (www.fpea.com) Youth Leadership Citrus. Foundation, College of Cen- a first-come basis and is mittees and fundraising volun- Any interested person may membership is included in Youth Leadership Citrus is tral Florida, Citrus 20/20 and limited to 16 children. teers. Parents and students of review a copy of the policy by yearly dues. offered to high school juniors the Citrus County Chamber of Treasure Chest Preschool PIBS and IB are encouraged calling PJPII Catholic School, Light refreshments will be during the 2013-14 school Commerce.

thing always fun. They “We’re actually helping can read what they want. them accelerating their SUMMER They are encouraged to learning.” Continued from Page C1 feel positive about what they’re learning,” said Youngsters attending Jackson’s 930 students Madison Graboyes, who LitCamp find sections of a read below grade level runs the day camp. rooftop patio for their and almost all come from If students show an in- independent reading, in low-income homes. terest in cooking or ani- New York's Harlem “During the school year, mals, hip-hop or vintage neighborhood. “We want there are so many other toys, leaders find books to do something always variables that can come that match up with their fun,” said Madison into play. Day-to-day oper- interests. Students wrote Graboyes, who runs the ations, sometimes we get songs based on books on day camp. “They can read into their own silos, hip-hop and designed what they want. They are teachers have to worry their own toys based on encouraged to feel about the 30 students in the ones they read about positive about what they're learning,” front of them,” Jackson from the Depression, Graboyes added. said. Colonial times and an- So he and his team cient Egypt. Associated Press competed in the Chicago “We’re not prescribed W-F 11AM-9PM, SAT & SUN 8AM Public Education Fund’s to a certain curriculum,” Summer Design Program, she said. “We’re able to an innovation challenge take our goals for what we that offered educators up hope our kids can get out to $10,000 to test their of it and connect that to ideas. what they want.” “Most people would That approach perhaps take the time to relax,” can offset the knowledge ENJOY LOBSTER FOR Jackson said. loss that happens when LUNCH OR DINNER Instead, he and his they aren’t reading and STARTING AT 11:00AM team rewrote the school’s counting every day. reading program, over- “None of the kids are Crab Meat hauling how his youngest going to sign up for a Live Maine Lobsters Stuffing reading or math program students spend two hours Steamed, Broiled, Stuffed Or Bouillabaisse $2.96 to be honest. They’re each day. With Choice of Side Dish, Discovery Education going to sign up because Fresh Homemade Soup or Greek Salad pulled together a free se- they can have field trips ries of lessons rooted in and guest speakers,” Science, Technology, En- Tiffany Cooper Gueye, 1 1 gineering and Math, or CEO of summer program 1 ⁄ 4 LB. 1 ⁄ 2 LB. STEM, as educators giant BELL that teaches 2 FOR 1 WINE SPECIALS brand the emphasis. One thousands of at-risk stu- lesson on water was dents in 12 cities includ- EARLY EVENING SPECIALS 3-6 P.M. downloaded by 4,000 sum- ing Boston, San Jose, mer educators. Calif., and Baltimore. Founded in 1976 Located in the Golden Eagle Plaza 000FS3D The lesson-in-a-box of- “It’s often the case we ASSI International Student Exchange Program is a Public Benefit. Non-Profit Organization. HOMOSASSA For privacy reasons, photos above are not photos of actual students. (North of Walmart, next to Como’s RV Sales) fered summer school mitigate the summer 000FN34 3297 S Suncoast Blvd. Hwy. 19 352-503-6853 teachers a chance to try a learning loss,” she added. new way to get to students interested in STEM sub- jects. Video, experiments, journals — all ready for teachers and students to try to bring up their STEM literacy among fifth- to eighth-graders. As a bonus for one of the nation’s biggest edu- cation companies, it could land them new customers during the regular school year if teachers liked what they saw. 000DM2B

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Mini Spy . . . TM Mini Spy and her friends are visiting an art gallery. See if you can find: sSAILBOAT sNUMBER sTWOTEAPOTS sSOCK sTEACUP sDOUGHNUT sUMBRELLA sWORD-).) sQUESTION sBIRDSHEAD sCAT sHEART © 2013 Universal Uclick MARK sBAT sSTRAWBERRY sFISH from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick Take a Look Around A World Full of Art Art is all around us — in our parks, Drawing the line post offices, houses of worship, schools The line is the main and other public buildings. The building block of art. It can buildings themselves may be works of be an outline, a shading line, art. Many towns have art museums or straight, curved, zigzagging or galleries. But often we don’t really see spiral. the art in our environment. We don’t Different types of lines take time to stop and look. create different feelings. The Mini Page talked with For example, how does a an expert from the Smithsonian zigzagging line make you American Art Museum to learn more feel? about the elements, or building Zigzags can create strong blocks, of art. emotions; they give a sense of True seeing energy and activity. Your eyes When we view art, Richard Anuszkiewicz, (Untitled) (Felt Banner), 1963, felt sewn on felt, Smithsonian American Art Museum have to work harder, so there In this felt banner (untitled) by Richard is more tension than if your eye it’s fun to wonder Anuszkiewicz, the lines and colors make it from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick about the decisions seem as if the design is moving in and out. just moved straight across the paper. the artist made. What kind of feelings do curvy lines TM Rookie Cookie’s Recipe For example, you The building blocks create? How about straight lines? might ask: Why is Artists use elements of art to create Orange Pancakes the sculpture in the their works. These elements are: You’ll need: sLINE sFORM sCUPORANGEJUICE s1 cups whole-wheat flour park made of metal? sEGGWHITES sTEASPOONSBAKINGPOWDER Why not wood? Why does an artist sSPACE sSHAPE s13 cup applesauce sTABLESPOONSSUGAR sCOLOR sTEXTURE sTABLESPOONFRESHLEMONJUICE s12 teaspoon cinnamon use certain colors? How does the light 1 These elements allow the artist to What to do: s 2 teaspoon salt change the art? When did the artist 1. Blend orange juice, egg whites, applesauce and lemon juice in a create the work? What was going on deliver messages, blender until well-mixed. at that time? make the viewer 2. In a separate bowl, combine flour, baking powder, sugar, cinnamon and salt.

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from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick Winslow Homer, High Cliff, Coast of Maine, 1894, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum from the ocean or the land. In Winslow Homer’s “High Cliff, Coast of Look at the horizon line in “Maine Coast” from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick TM Maine,” the diagonal, or slanted, horizon by William E. Norton. The horizon is an line gives a feeling of energy and tension. invisible straight line. This creates a calm, It makes the viewer feel as if something is smooth scene. Supersport: Michael Cuddyer about to happen. Height: 6-2 Birthdate: 3-27-79 Shapes Creating forms Weight: 220 Hometown: Norfolk, Va. ,INESCOMETOGETHERTO When we add depth, At an age when some baseball players are slowing down, #OLORADO2OCKIESOUTFIELDER-ICHAEL#UDDYERISROCKING form shapes. For example, shapes become forms with !SOF*UNE HEHADONEORMOREHITSINSTRAIGHT three lines come together three dimensions: length, games, the longest streak in the big leagues this year. to form a triangle. Four width and depth. For #UDDYERPRONOUNCED#UD $)% ER ALSOWASHITTING the highest batting average of his professional career. lines form a square. One continuous example, a square 7HILE#UDDYERCREATESEXCITEMENTWITHHISBATTING THECONSECUTIVE line that’s bent forms a circle. Shapes becomes a cube, a GAMEHITTINGSTREAKBELONGSTOFORMER.EW9ORK9ANKEEGREAT*OE can be flat, or circle becomes a $I-AGGIO WHOHITSAFELYINSTRAIGHTGAMESIN Alexander Calder, Nenuphar, 1968, sheet steel, Smithsonian American Art Museum they can have sphere and a #UDDYERBEGANHISBIG LEAGUECAREERWITH-INNESOTA WHEREHEHAD Sculptures are all 3-D. It is easy to see some big moments and won awards for his community service. He went to three dimensions in sculptures such as depth. triangle becomes a cone. #OLORADOINANDSUDDENLYBECAMEONEOFTHEROCKING2OCKIES “Nenuphar” by Alexander Calder.

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It is the background of the subject. and from The Mini Page © 2013 Universal Uclick blue, TM seem to Basset Brown TRY ’N’ The News FIND move Hound’s Art back in Words that remind us of the elements of art are hidden in the block below. space. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally. See if you can find: ART, ARTIST, COLOR, CREATE, DEPTH, DIMENSIONS, ELEMENTS, EYE, FIGURE, FORM, GALLERY, LIGHT, LINE, PAINTING, PERSPECTIVE, Childe Hassam, Improvisation, SCULPTURE, SEE, SHAPE, SQUARE, SYMMETRY, TEXTURE. 1899, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum S F Y R E L L A G E T A E R C CAN YOU FIND ART IN YOUR C C O E E S T H G I L E N I L Color helps move the viewer’s eye around John Singleton Copley, Mrs. George Watson, 1765, oil on canvas, Smithsonian American Art Museum HOME? U F O R E P A H S A R T I S T the artwork, as with “Improvisation” by In John Singleton Copley’s “Mrs. George L I S L M V K G N I T N I A P Childe Hassam. Watson,” the dress looks satiny. How do you think the artist accomplishes this? P G Q D O A R T E R U T X E T

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News NOTES Market coming Music of the Decades up Saturday Inverness Farmers Mar- ket will take place from Key Center clients to stage presentation Thursday, Friday 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, lyrics that lifted us through the downtown. Special to the Chronicle of Music of the Decades, both start- ing at 10 a.m. at the Chet Cole Life 1960s and ’70s and beyond. The Entertainment will be Bringing memories onstage to Enrichment Center on the Key show will highlight singers and provided by A Little Bit of enjoy and have some fun, the Key Training Center’s Lecanto campus, their instruments that had impact Nothing with Dustin and Training Center invites everyone to 5521 West Buster Whitton Way. The on every generation they sang to, Drake on acoustic guitar. Music of the Decades, a presenta- Thursday performance is for the and on every generation that still Vendors will be there en- tion that will have everyone singing clients and staff; Friday’s program holds onto 8-tracks and vinyls during the heat with some and dancing in the aisles, along is open to family and friends while listening to the music on hot products. Come shop with the men and women who have for free. their IPods. fresh veggies from been preparing for the musical Music of the Decades features For more information about Camilo’s Market and fresh- review for months. sounds that we once danced to; the Music for the Decades, call 352- cut flowers from Florida There will be two performances tunes many of us still hum, with 795-5541, ext. 118. Floral Inc. Follow on the Facebook page at Inverness Farmers Suncoast Schools supports Citrus YMCA Market. News NOTES Lions to play some card games Church cancels The Inverness Lions Saturday event Club will stage a Texas Crystal River United Hold ’em and Blackjack Methodist Church has can- Night to help raise money celled its Family Jubilee, for community eye care originally scheduled for projects. Saturday. The games will be from The event will take place 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at at a later date. For more in- Mama’s Kuntry Kafe. There formation, call the church at will be a Chinese auction 352-795-3148. and raffle at the end of the night for prizes. Donation is Stay cool at $10 per person. Friday market For more information, The Beverly Hills Farm- call Bob at 352-422-2224. ers Market is open 9 a.m. to Girl Scouts slate 1 p.m. Fridays at Lake Bev- county rallies erly Park, 77 Civic Circle. The market is in the heart The Girl Scouts of Citrus of Citrus County next to County will stage their an- Lake Beverly, shaded by nual countywide member- majestic live oaks and ship rallies from 5 to 8 p.m. longleaf pines, to offer Monday, Aug. 19, at First one of the “coolest” events Presbyterian Church in In- in Citrus County. verness and from 5:30 to Several vendors are on 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Aug. site with a variety of offer- 22, at the Homosassa Elks STEVEN LASKO/for the Chronicle ings for patrons. Produce is Lodge. The Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union Foundation has once again stepped up to help the children of Citrus available from Camilo’s First Presbyterian County by supporting the YMCA’s after-school enrichment program. The credit union foundation presented a Market and Chef Andre with Church is at 206 Washing- check for $17,500 to the Citrus County YMCA board at its meeting Aug. 7. The funds are used for scholarships his Hot Diggity Dogs ton Ave., Inverness, and for children who participate in the Y’s after-school enrichment program in the public schools. Pictured at center, concession offers hot dogs the Homosassa Elks Mary Tlachac, executive director of the Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union Foundation, presents the check. and sausages with all the Lodge is at 7890 W. Grover Accepting the contribution are, from left: Citrus Y chairman Gerry Mulligan, Y executive Joanna Castle, Y board fixings. Cleveland Blvd.. member Joe Cappuccilli, Y board member Chuck Dixon and Y capital campaign co-chairwoman Jewel Lamb. For more information Meet current troop lead- about becoming a vendor at ers, introduce girls to Girl $5 per market day, call Scouting and let them Bonnie Larsen at the make new friends. Tax-Aide needs technical coordinators Beverly Hills Civic Associa- For more information tion from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. about the event or local Girl teers return year after year,” Monday through Friday at Scouting in general, con- Need also remains for other volunteers Clarke said. “It’s, to put it simply, a 352-746-2657. tact Kevin Blair at kblair@ gratifying, fulfilling and super feel- All welcome to gswcf.org or 813-504-6860. Special to the Chronicle work to the Internet through site- ing to know you are helping your Zen meditation supplied, dedicated IP’s. friends and neighbors who, through jam at Legion sessions at Unity Tax-Aide services of the AARP in “While, in general, we would an- no fault of their own, are struggling Allen Rawls American Le- Citrus County needs technical coor- ticipate these folks also avail them- on a limited income. There is no gion Post 77 will host a jam The public is welcome to dinator volunteers for the season. selves of our tax counselor training, charge for our services, ever.” with The Ramblin’ Fever Zen meditation sessions at “These are the people who sup- which is of course at no cost, it is Volunteer technical coordinators Band from 6 to 9 p.m. position, must have some basic 2:45 p.m. Sundays at Unity port the computers and computer not a requirement of the position,” Friday at the post home, networks for the free program,” Clarke said. technical background. Beyond that, Church, 2628 W. Wood- 4375 Little Al Point, said John Clarke, area Tax-Aide Clarke said this need in no way AARP will provide the one-on-one view Lane, Lecanto (off Inverness. County Road 491). coordinator. downplays the continuing critical counseling and other tools needed. “They are far from complex, pri- need for tax preparation coun- Visit www.aarp.org/tavolunteer Food and soft drinks are For more information, marily consisting of simple “peer- selors and volunteers to fill admin- and register to be an AARP Tax- available. Bring an instru- call 352-464-4955. to-peer” networks, understanding istrative positions. The needs are Aide volunteer. Or, call John Clarke ment and join the band for relatively simple routers and their significant there, as well. at 352-270-8162, or email playing, singing and configuration and linking a net- “Fully 98 percent of our volun- [email protected]. dancing. Adopt A For more information, call RESCUED PET 352-476-2134 or 352-476- 7001, or the post at 352- Time for oompah 726-0444. Zoey The Oktoberfest Celebration by the German American Club of West Central Florida Inc. will take place from All welcome at noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Archangel Friday fish fry Michael Greek Orthodox Church Banquet Hall, 4705 W. VFW Edward W. Penno Gulf-to Lake Highway, Lecanto. There will be live music Post 4864 invites the public and dancing with the Orlando-based band Alpine Express. German food, beer, wine, soda, coffee and to a fish fry from 5 to desserts will be for sale. Admission is $12. No tickets 6:30 p.m. Friday at the post, will be sold at the door. For information and tickets, call 10199 N. Citrus Springs 352-237-7016 or email [email protected], or write to: Boulevard, Citrus Springs. Horst Spangenberg, 8075 S.W. 108th Loop, Ocala, FL Cost is $8; children 34481-5725. Alpine Express band members, at right, younger than 6 eat for $4. are Bill Page, Martin Gross and Frank Ciavatta. Karaoke with Mike follows. Special to the Chronicle For more information, call 352-465-4864. The post is a Special to the Chronicle nonsmoking facility; smok- Meet Zoey, a darling ing is allowed on the porch. Yorkie/terrier mix. She is 4 months old and Orchid Lovers weighs about 11 Participants sought to spook the public gather Saturday pounds. Zoey is active and will need a home Orchid Lovers of Spring where someone can Haunted Tram Rides coming up Oct. 25 at Homosassa park Hill will meet at 1 p.m. work with her and train Saturday at the Partners her. She has a cute Club, behind Oak Hill painting, a Halloween personality and gets Special to the Chronicle run until 11 p.m. Pepper tion and all locations will Hospital, 11735 Cortez along well with other Creek Trail will be trans- be judged for cash awards costume contest, refresh- Blvd., Spring Hill. Ellie Schiller Ho- formed during these for first ($500), second ments and trinkets for the dogs. Adopt A Rescued Louis Del Favero will mosassa Springs Wildlife evenings into a trail of ($300) and third places children. The suggested Pet Inc. does home speak about orchid culture. visits prior to adoptions, State Park and the haunting scenarios to de- ($100). donation for the tram ride Friends of Homosassa light families. This will be the ninth is $5 for adults and $3 for Del Favero, owner of Louis so can only adopt to the Del Favero Orchids Citrus County area. Call Springs Wildlife Park Participating busi- year the Friends of Ho- children to age 12. A spe- seek area businesses and nesses and organizations mosassa Springs Wildlife cial Haunted House for (Tampa) will bring many 352-795-9550 and leave choice orchids to sell. your name, number and organizations to partici- will be given a location on Park will have the children will be set up in pet's name for a return pate in their annual Pepper Creek Trail to Haunted Tram Rides, the Florida Room; dona- Guests are welcome to view call. Check www.adopta Haunted Tram Rides decorate with their own which have attracted tion is $2 per child. the members’ bloom table, rescuedpet.com for community event Friday, spooky setup. Guidelines thousands of visitors each To participate, call purchase orchids and enjoy more pets and the Oct. 25, and Saturday, and applications are night. In addition to the Tricia Fowler at 352- free refreshments. adoption calendar with Oct. 26. available at the park of- Haunted Tram Rides, the 628-5445, ext. 1006, or Call Linda Roderick at locations, dates and The event will begin at fice. There will be no event includes family fun Susan Strawbridge at 352- 352-597-3736 for more times. 6 p.m. each evening and charge to sponsor a loca- such as clowns, face 628-5445, ext. 1002. information.

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ear Annie: I’ve found a people find it distasteful and her at the door and say, new way to get free demeaning. We think the “Joyce, I have company. You Dfood: dumpster diving. owners of groceries and will have to come back an- Several times a week, a group restaurants are entitled to other time.” If she gets teary, of us go through the super- earn a living, too, and we outraged, pushy or anything market dumpster at night to would hope that still-edible else, simply repeat that she see what they’ve thrown food is donated to food will have to come back an- away. Sometimes pantries whenever other time. Don’t let her walk there’s nothing, but possible. beyond the threshold. other times, there’s Dear Annie: I Dear Annie: This is in re- great stuff. don’t know how to sponse to “Need To Know in One night, I get rid of my pest Saskatoon,” the woman who found nine ears of of a neighbor. I disliked her dentist referring corn. Another time, moved to this com- to her as “dear.” it was 23 packs of munity three years I am a busy ob-gyn. I often chicken. I’ve found ago, after my di- call my patients by some such honeydew melons, vorce. I befriended all-purpose term of endear- cherries, grapes, “Joyce,” a woman ment when I blank out and peppers, tomatoes, in her 70s who cannot remember their given potatoes and all lives two doors name. It only means that I am sorts of other good- down. busy and forgetful and have a ies. I thoroughly ANNIE’S Joyce won’t leave lot on my mind. But at the boil the meat and MAILBOX me alone. When I same time, I want the patient poultry before eat- entertain my fi- to feel closer to me than she ing it, and I wash ance or friends, would if I did not address her the fruit and pour boiling she is sure to walk over unin- at all. Your dentist only wants water over it. It loses some vited and interrupt us. On you to feel relaxed and com- color, but still tastes sweet. I several occasions, I’ve given fortable. — Little Doctor cook all vegetables. her my business card and Dear Doctor: That won’t The problem is, there’s a asked her to call first to make work if the patient finds it of- stigma to this. People give us sure I’m not busy. It hasn’t fensive and condescending. dirty looks. We’re very careful worked. She also drinks my Some people don’t mind the not to make a mess. We leave wine, and even though she endearment. Those who do everything spotless. But the has an extensive wine collec- need to inform the doctor, store manager hates us. And tion, she never offers to re- and the doctor needs to take if my mother knew about this, place the bottle she the objection seriously. she’d throw a fit. consumed at my place. I can’t figure out why this is At times, I’ve had to shut Annie’s Mailbox is written by so despised. Why should I my curtains and hide in my Kathy Mitchell and Marcy have to pay all that money for bedroom until she is gone. Sugar, longtime editors of food when I can get it for Help. — Prisoner in My Own the Ann Landers column. nothing? — New York Home in Southern California Email your questions to Dear New York: Most peo- Dear Prisoner: Joyce is [email protected], ple aren’t willing to go lonely and either clueless or or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, through someone else’s deliberately obtuse. It is a Creators Syndicate, 737 Third garbage in order to find edi- kindness to include her when St., Hermosa Beach, CA ble food that isn’t contami- you can, but you also are enti- 90254. To find out more about nated, rotten, partially eaten tled to entertain without her. Annie’s Mailbox and read or long past the expiration So you will need to be a bit features by other Creators date. And while we know more assertive and willing to Syndicate writers and WANT MORE PUZZLES? some folks do this for eco- upset her. The next time cartoonists, visit the Creators  Look for Sudoku and Wordy Gurdy puzzles in the Classified pages. nomic reasons or as a protest Joyce comes over unan- Syndicate Web page at against the “system,” most nounced and unwanted, stop www.creators.com. C6 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 COMICS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Peanuts Garfield

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MENS CLOTHING ONLY $100.00 352-464-0316 352-464-0316 HP Pavillion 352-364-6704 3 PLEATED PANTS STETHOSCOPE Like Laptop $80 RATTAN DINNING SET 36X30 4 MENS CAS- Chevy Silverado Bra new “Littman Light- HP Desktop 4 swivel and rolling UAL SHIRTS LARGE for 4 headlights weight II S.E.” Stetho- chairs with 48 inch glass $40 352-613-0529 Great Shape ONLY scope. Includes Booklet Large Antique Desk computer $80 352-586-6891 top 352-503-6537 NURSES UNIFORMS $80 352-464-0316 and Black carry case. Solid wood, excellent $80.00 352-419-5656 condition, dark color, Recliner Chair Lift size Med&Lg Tops and CHILDREN’S IRON drawers on right, left Mauve Colored, battery bottoms $3 each HEADBOARD Brand TRANSPORT side pull out, and middle back up, exec. cond. (352) 465-4470 New Metal Headboard, CHAIR (SMALL drawer $100 344-1739 $400 OBO (retailed at only $7 (352)465-1616 WHEELS) GREAT 6 Ft. Blue Tiki Patio $900) (352) 212-8594 DIGITAL GEM KEY- shape with footrest Umbrella with heavy Set of Cocktail BOARD; W/ stage 90.00 352-464-0316 metal stand. Very good stand. Like new $500. and 2 end table, !!!! LT225/75R 16 condition.$50.00. mirror tops 2 lamps, Self propelled Mower, 352-527-9639 TIRE!!!! Good Year 21in Troy Built, w/ rear almost new $300. Light Truck Great Box spring $100 bag mulcher. Used 3 Shape 90% Tread times. $200 Firm “NEW” TRAVELER Almost like new ONLY 60.00 464-0316 (352) 513-4686 (352) 465-4470 SPECIAL ACOUSTIC 23 PINE WOOD FIBERGLASS TOPPER ELECTRIC GUITAR SMALL BOOKCASES FORMS FOR 2 Black Wrought Iron FOR TRUCK Red fiber- W/GIGBAG & EXTRAS AND END TABLES ARTS/CRAFTS $25 15’’ Hexigone, Chandler glass topper for 86 $65 352-601-6625 DUDLEY’S small bookcases and HEARTS/TEDDYS/ AUCTION with stain glass inserts, GMC truck 8ft bed. Baldwin Acrosonic end tables $20 - $30 BUNNIES 419-5981 Good cond. no longer HUGE AUCTION 37’’long, with matching 352-257-9462 Panio 57’’ W 42’’H, WEEK! 3 Sconces 24’’ long 12’’ 40’ Electrical Wiring have a truck. Asking exec cond. $1500 OBO Sofa & Matching $350.00 (352) 795-7046 Thurs. 8-15, Estate wide $250. GCC-P 6-3 NMB (352) 746-0563 (352) 522-0467 Chair micro fiber soft 600volt . sell for $1.25pr GAS GRILL WITH SIDE Adventure Auction BLACK EPIPHONE 000FO6Y Prev 12:00pm Sale gold in color, very good foot, never used BURNER, PROPANE 3 Cushion Couch “PEEWEE” LES PAUL 3pm cond. both for $300 352-436-3302 TANK & COVER $60 Outside walk Ivory with floral design, LAP STEEL,WITH or will sell separate Above Ground 352-613-0529 about treasure hunt exec.cond. $150, 48’’ GIGBAG,EXTRAS $95 746-0183 / 422-0311 Swimming Pool, 24 x 4 300+ box lots, tools, octagon beveled glass Harley Mufflers 352-601-6625 Sofa (Qu. sleeper) & you take down, furniture, +++ quantity for table top $100 Slide on Original PIANO LESSONS Love seat, pastel colors, deck included $150. & value (352) 794-6545 NEW 1350/1450 Prev 12:00pm Sale with Rattan trim (352) 726-6461 ONLY $90.00 6pm Inside Designer 3 Piece Leather like new $525 or (352)-201-5113 352-464-0316 (352) 527-8993 Furniture, Estate Jew- Couch, Love seat, and APPLIANCES, like new Juki Commercial elry, NASA Collecti- Recliner in excellent Solid cherry wood cof- washers/dryers, stoves, Sewing Machine bles, Vintage Books, condition. $1,100 cash. fee table and two end fridges 30 day warranty $400 Appliances, quality & call after 7pm (352) table set sales price trade-ins, 352-302-3030 352-563-1863 746-3039 discoveries. 400+ lots, exec cond. $150 BICYCLE BOYS SPI- 100’s+dvd’s MOTORBIKE HELMET 3 Pillow Couch, love (352) 726-5379 DERMAN 16” WITH Hardly used, good Friday, 8 - 16 seat & matching chair. TRAINING WHEELS Traditional Chair condition, green/ Study Piano w/ Rick D 4 BEVERLY HILLS off white with pattern de- $30 352-613-0529 Fabric beige base black/ white color, $30 Beginner to Advanced AUCTIONS sign traditional like new Prev 8:00am Sale with burgundy colors BLACK @ DECKER (352)465-1616 All styles 352-344-5131 $500. will consider Like new $200 9:am On Site AIR SPRAYER $30 PURSE Charles David selling separately (352) 425-0667 NEVER USED FOR Tan Clutch like new. Contents Auction (352) 425-0667 3369 Honeylocust Dr. Twin Bed PAINTS AND STAINS Shoulder strap is miss- 00 Grand Marquis, En- 5 drawer Dresser and with mattress, and 419-5981 INVERNESS ing. $50.00 tire contents of home Matching night stand Frame $30 BOOKS - “The Heart of 352-419-5656 QUEEN MATTRESS furniture antiques++ light walnut color $150, (354) 444-2272 Wicca”, “Wheel of The RACING SEATS 2 NIB PILLOW TOP CLEAN LAST MINUTE 2 Italian gold globe fili- Year”, “Encyclopedia of Microflex Racing seats $100 TAKES IT ADDITION gree hanging lamps 14’’ 5000 Spells” and BLK w/mtg hdwe. Fits 352-419-5549 Prev 9am Sale $75 for both “Encyclopedia of Witch- any import $100/both 10:00am Real Estate (352) 522-0467 craft” $50.00 352-249-6293 Auction, 43 S Jeffery AFFORDABLE Top Soil, 352-419-5656 Golf Club Cart, Beige Leather Couch RADIAL TIRE NECKLACE perfect for ST 2/1 well kept 1084 Mulch, Stone, Hauling Sun Mountain, w/Recliners on Both CAMERA Minolta free- P235/70R15 tire. biker girls,engravable sq. ft home, 1979, & Tractor Work 3 wheel speed cart, Ends, $40. dom zoom, 35mm, 90%tread(+/-). Mtd on 5 EXERCISE BIKE heart,new,S/S,H/D($50) lanai, fenced, shed ++ (352) 341-2019 90X zoom,with case, (UPRIGHT TYPE) works pull or push like new, 352-613-7493 (352) 795-1015 star Jeep aluminum rim. used once pu$100. Health forces sale!!! Craftman LT 1000 perfect shape($10) great only 90.00 Prev 10:30am Sale $35 352-249-6293 (352) 382-1971 Carved filigree room 42’’ Deck 18 HP 352-613-7493 352 464-0316 11:30am ROCKING HORSE divider, dark walnut Rebuilt Motor/Carb EXERCISE BIKE Nor- GOLF DRIVER Tour Real Estate Auction $100, all leather taupe Black-colored, $450.00 rocks by rubber, dicTrak Programmable, Edge Exotics XLD 6 N Tyler Street color recliner $75 352-270-8661 LV MSG adjustable seat, recum- model mrh senior exc 2/2 LR,DR lg Kitchen, (352) 522-0467 ok condition, $50 Craftsman Riding (352)465-1616 bent. Never used.$150. hc $50. Dunnellon 1142 sq ft screened 352-560-7247 352-465-8495 lanai, shed, fenced, Couch & Love Seat Lawn mower, 48’’ deck, SINK bathroom,oval, carport, concrete drive Beige with green ac- 3 bag grass catcher, white porcelain, Exercise Bike James Anglin ANNE LISE Anne Lise, a 7-8 y.o. SOLD TO SETTLE cents. $75 OBO, blond kohler 20 hp motor, new,($10) Weslo-605, full seat, Gunsmith DUDLEY’S Blue Terrier/Bull dog ESTATE!! Prev roll top desk $65 obo $700 (352) 746-7357 AUCTION 352-613-7493 battery operated panel 9 Millimeter new in 1:00pm Sale 2:00pm (352) 444-2272 for milage,ect $70 Box with 2 mags mix, spayed, house- Garden Tractor, HUGE AUCTION SMALL MANUAL CAR brkn, & homeless. Real Estate Auction (352) 503-7744 $189.00 352-419-4800 Double Book Case Murray Heavy Duty WEEK! FOR KIDS fair Family had to move 3369 Honeylocust Dr. Thurs. 8-15, Estate RECUMBENT Head board Sold 18.5 HP V-Twin 46 condition, for RAY’S GUN SHOP so she came to the 2/2w- 1604 sq ft LA, Adventure Auction EXERCISE BIKE Wood, large dresser inch cut $500. boys 2-3 years old, $5 Stokes Flea Mkt Cry.Riv shelter. Weighs enclosed pool. new- Prev 12:00pm Sale Electric. Never w/hutch, night stand Murray rear eng. Rider (352)465-1616 Mossberg 715T 22-AR about 65 lbs, and is roof A/C, & hot water 3pm Outside walk Used.$150. $ 175, Qu. Simmons Trans./Axle 12 HP WALLET Coach Lite $295. NRA-concealed a beautiful dog, tank. Trustee orders about treasure hunt 352-560-7247 Beauty rest, very clean, 30 in. cut, $250. Firm Blue Wallet Brand New. classes 586-7516 sweet, affectionate, SOLD to settle Estate 300+ box lots, tools, firm w/frame $225 352- 507-1490 Price tag shows $99.99 gentle, loyal, Call or web for info furniture, +++ quantity Shrimp cast net I I I I I I I I (352) 897-4196 GAS LAWN EDGER - Selling $60.00. good w/other dogs, Dudley’s Auction & value $25, Surf caster Craftsman 4.0 hp, 352-419-5656 Tell that special good w/children. 352-637-9588 Entertainment Stand for Prev 12:00pm Sale pole $25 Briggs & Stratton; person Playful & full of life. www.dudleys large TV or if taken 6pm Inside Designer WINE CHILLER (352) 522-0467 just serviced $125 3 Sit in Ocean Kayaks “ Happy Birthday Call Anne @ auction.com apart it can be used for Furniture, Estate Sharper Image,chills 15-17 ft, very good con- two China Cabinets (352) 527-0143 wine to perfect “ with a classi- 352-586-2812. 10%BP Au2267 Jewelry, NASA dition, $350 each fied ad under Maine-ly Real Estate $185 NO CALLS BE- LAWN SWEEPER Collectibles, Vintage temp fast ($15) (352) 628-5086 FOR 11AM 628-4766 push-type,26”,perfect 352-613-7493 Happy Notes. #381384 Books, Appliances, 1956 Evinrude Only $28.50 shape, picks YAMAHA SPEAKERS Formal Couch, quality & discoveries. salt water outboard CARGO TRAILER includes a photo upleaves,pinecones,etc.( SURROUND SOUND 2 winged back chairs, 400+ lots motor, runs very good 2009, 5X10, V-nose $20) 352-613-7493 $90 352-341-6920 cherry coffee table, Friday, 8 - 16 $150, 2 boat fenders w/side door & back Call our Classi- take all for $300 TORO 4 BEVERLY HILLS $10 for both, 2 boat ramp. Good Cond. fied Dept for de- Performax Drum (352) 795-4307 Time cutter 42” Kohler AUCTIONS ankers $15 for both $1480. (352) 341-3887 tails 21`hp, runs good, $550 Prev 8:00am Sale Sander GLASS TOP END 9:am (352) 522-0467 352-563-5966 Model 1632 (352) 563-5648 On Site CARGO TRAILER TABLE w/ elephant 2 Car Chair Lifts Adjustable Basketball I I I I I I I I with roll around stand Contents Auction 2013, quality , 5 ft x 8ft base good cond $60. Chicago Ele.Hitch Lift Hoop. Very Good $500. 3369 Honeylocust Dr. v-nose w/ramp door; Pewter Bowl, w/ lattle 12VDC, 500 lbs Model Condition,needs a net. 352-563-1863 00 Grand Marquis, 1963 lb load cap. $10. 352-465-1262 Entire contents of 47591 $175 OBO No dam- Like new $1800 ROCKWELL BELT age.(352)503-6436 ☛ High End Used GOLDEN RAIN TREE’S home,furniture, Hamron ele. chair lift, (352) 513-5436 SANDER $100 HEAVY antiques++ heavey duty, $800 OBO 10am-8pm. $50.00. Furniture 2NDTIME 2 Golden Rain tree’s in Enclosed Cargo KING DUTY OLDER MODEL LAST MINUTE 352-697-2535 BICYCLE Men’s WANT TO BUY HOUSE King, a 1-y.o. male MADE OF METAL IN- AROUND RESALES 3 gal. containers, $5.00 Trailer less than 1200 270-8803,2165 Hy 491 each - Citrus Springs - ADDITION Bedside Commode 26” Schwinn or MOBILE Any Area, retriever mix, weight VERNESS 419-5981 Prev 9am Sale mi. Brand New, 6 x10 48 lbs. He is a beau- 352-489-3120 Phone Aluminum Walker “RipCurl Mangna” V-nose, $2000. Condition or Situation Router Table High top table 10:00am Real Estate tiful, friendly, playful both have adjustable Excellent cond. obo (352) 794-6691 Fred, 352-726-9369 20 x 27 solid cast iron w/ 4 chairs, all wood, Auction, 43 S Jeffery legs 20.00 EACH $50 352-637-5969 dog, loves to play in mobile base like new $150; White ST 2/1 well kept 1084 352-464-0316 TRAILER AXLE the pool and Dresser & nightstand, BOWLING BALL chases balls. He 2¼ HP Ryobi sq. ft home, 1979, CUSTOM 4 wheeled trailer axle with wheels all wood, like new. Maxim, with bag, great gets along with $250. lanai, fenced, shed ++ walker, brakes and tires $30.00 $300 (352) 464-3716 shape, womens($10) other dogs and is (352) 726-5832 WEEKI WACHEE Health forces sale!!! seat basket,even foot- 352-628-7224, leave a Two 3 day week- Prev 10:30am Sale 352-613-7493 housebroken. Is very Kitchen Set, Metal rests ONLY $85.00 message ends beginning Fri- 11:30am affectionate and & glass top tbl. w/ 4 352-464-0316 CLUB CAR day August 16th. Real Estate Auction Late Model, exec cond, loves your attention. chairs, cream cush. Folding Traveling/ seats/backs. $150 9am-3pm. 6 N Tyler Street exec. battery, head- He came to the CASSETTE PLAYER NATIONALLY AIRED 2/2 LR,DR lg Kitchen, Transport Wheel Chair lights, brakelights, shelter as a stray. Lovely 7 Pc. Liv. Rm. St w/ foot rest, Pioneer double deck, Sofa & love seat, UPCOMING ESTATE 1142 sq ft screened $1500(352) 527-3125 Would make a records and SALE. NBC, FOX, 3 wheel walker Complete great companion. camel back, beige. lanai, shed, fenced, Concealed Weapons Wood Baby Bed with plays perfectly($10) CNN BROADCASTS. carport, concrete drive with brakes Bedside Call Joanne @ Metal & glass coffee Commode, 3 pod Permit Course Mattress $50 OBO, 352-613-7493 The estate of Gloria SOLD TO SETTLE DAN’S GUN ROOM 352-795-1288. table, 2 end tables & Prev Alum., Cane & Walker Tundle bed, no mat- Sanyo 32” TV 2 lamps Excel. Cond. Everett. OVER 1200 ESTATE!! (352) 726-5238 DOLLS plus entire 1:00pm Sale 2:00pm All $150.746-5514 tresses $30 2005, good cond. $350. Pick up only Eddyline Kayak, 352-444-2272

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000FO75 FREE KITTENS Toy Fox Terrier FLORAL CITY AND 2 DOGS Male, AKC LAKEFRONT 1 Bedrm. Can’t take care of ani- Registered, 2 mo, old AC, Clean, No Pets UNIQUE & HISTORIC mals. Only to loving $400 (352) 344-1025 Homes, Commercial homes.Wonderful dogs. (352) 344-5895 PUBLISHER’S Renovations/Remodel Waterfront & Land Kittens are black. NOTICE: Kit/Ba/RE listings “Small Town Yorkie Puppies Aging-In-Place ++ Country Lifestyle 1-352-287-9610 or All real estate Family raised, first Lg. or Sm Jobs OUR SPECIALTY 352-795-8779 advertising in this shots, vet checked, Lic/Ins. Crc 1327710 SINCE 1989” newspaper is subject Havanese Pure Bred 1 choc. female, $450 ALEXANDER Sterling 220-3844 Pups, Born 5/11/13. 1 male, $400 REAL ESTATE to Fair Housing Act Will have health (330) 242-0020 (352) 795-6633 which makes it illegal Specializing in certificate. Great to advertise “any Acreage,Farms coloring. Only sold as Crystal River preference, limitation companion dogs. No Apts, 2 BR/ 1 BA or discrimination Ranches & yellpers. Paper trained $400-$500, ALSO based on race, color, Commercial Call (352) 628-2828 HOMES & MOBILES religion, sex, handi- BRING YOUR AVAILABLE cap, familial status or FISHING POLE! national origin, or an “LET US FIND Cit Sprs/Dunnellon intention, 1 BR Cottage $400 mo to make such prefer- YOU newly remodeled, non ence, limitation or AVIEW TO smoking. 352-465-4234 discrimination. “ Fa- LOVE” CRYSTAL RIVER milial status includes www. children under the age crosslandrealty.com Large 2/2 CHA, W/D (352) 726-6644 hk-up $575/mo. $600. of 18 living with parents or legal cus- Richard (Rick) Crossland Realty Inc. sec. dep. no dogs Couch, Broker LILLY INVERNESS, FL 352-726-9570 todians, pregnant Lilly, approx. 6-y.o. women and people Couch Realty & Move in Special! securing custody of female Bulldog mix, 1 month free/w CRYSTAL RIVER children under 18. Investments, Inc. mostly white with one year lease. Spacious 2/1, lawn, This newspaper will (352) 212-3559 black ears, a beau- 55+ park on lake w/5 water, sewr & garb. not knowingly accept tiful, friendly girl, piers, clubhouse and W/D hk up $500.mo RCOUCH.com any advertising for heartworm-negative, much more! Rent $300 dep, sm pets real estate which is in housebrkn. Came includes grass cutting 352-212-7922 violation of the law. to the shelter as a and your water 352-212-9205 ★ Our readers are MEDICAL OFFICE stray, weight 36 lbs. 1 bedroom, 1 hereby informed that Need a FOR SALE A very affectionate bath@$350 inc H20. FLORAL OAKS ★ all dwellings adver- Totally renovated girl who wants to be 2 bedroom, 1 APARTMENTS tised in this newspa- 700 S.E. 5th Ter. by your side, loves bath @$450 inc ★ NOW RENTING ★ per are available on JOB? Suite #5 Crystal River. treats & sits on com- H20 an equal opportunity $120K mand. Wants very Pets considered and 352-860-0829 352-422-2293 much to be your section 8 is accepted. 62+ Elderly/Disabled basis. To complain of discrimination call companion. Call Jo- Call 800-747-4283 With or Without HUD toll-free at Employment anne @ For Details! Children. 352-795-1288.” Central AC Heat 1-800-669-9777. source is... Water & Sewer The toll-free telephone USED CAR LOT Citrus Springs Included number for the 4500 SF Bldg, 417 ft 2/1.5 on 2.5 acres, Laundry Facilites hearing impaired is frontage, 1.34 Acres, clean, bright, quiet, On-Site Managemnt 1-800-927-9275. all fenced ready to $650 (352) 603-0024 1 & 2 BD. APTS go. Located at 7039 8092 S. Floral Oaks Classifieds W Grover Cleveland CIR., Floral City, Blvd, Homosassa Fl 34436, TDD #771 www.chronicleonline.com $225,000. (603) 860-6660

LOKIE 1991 Palm Harbor MH Lokie, a 3-y.o. EOE/Provider Price inclu. Deliv only brown/white terrier $24,900 WILL NOT mix male, weight HOMOSASSA LAST 727-967-4230 about 65 lbs. Came 2BR, $500, inclds. garb to shelter d/t $11,094, DISCOUNT & Water, No Pets owner’s inability to New Jacobsen, 352-697-0310 keep him. Lokie is a 2085 sq. ft., 4BR/3BA HOMOSASSA shy, gentle, humble “5 yr. Warranty”. Nice. 2/1, Incld water, dog, easy to walk No down payment, trash & lawn. $550 mo. on leash, gets along use land or trade in. + Sec. 352-634-5499 w/other dogs, loves Payment only, $471.18 human friends. Ea- P & I, WAC ger to please. No Call 352-621-9182 cats. A beautiful dog, both physically ABSOLUTELY and behavior-wise. STUNNING Call Joanne @ NEW 3/2, JACOBSEN 352-795-1288. HOME 5Yr. Warranty INVERNESS $2,650 down, only 1/1 $465 near $297.44/ mo., CM Hospital & Medical Fixed rate W.A.C. Offices 352-422-2393 Come and View INVERNESS 352-621-9181 2/1, Eat In Kit, Beautiful LECANTO No Pets 352-341-1029. 2/2 dlb MH 25 x 40 LECANTO $17,900 remld 6yrs ago, 2 br 2 ba, eat in kitchen, new rf & A/C, shed, on scr. porch, laundry rented lot $245 mo, incl room, central h/a, near water, sewer, trash. 55+ new Walmart, $550 mo. park. 352-628-1171 + utilities. 352-257-3473 USED HOMES Single, Double & Triple Wides LOUIE Starting at $6,500 CRYSTAL RIVER Louie is a 9-month Call (352) 621-9183 Fully Furn. Studio -old red Pit Bull that 2011 Live Oak Efficiency w/ equipped is as sweet as he 4BR/2BA kitchen. All util., cable, can be. He sits $46,900, 28x60 Internet, & cleaning nicely for treats & provided. $599./mo is very attentive. 352-586-1813 He is a great size at 42 pounds. HERNANDO Don’t miss out on this Affordable Rentals great dog. Watson’s Fish Camp Meet Louie at Citrus INVERNESS (352) 726-2225 County Animal Move in Special! Services at 4030 S. 1 month free w/one Airport Road, year lease. Inverness, behind the fairgrounds. 55+ park BEVERLY HILLS Call 352-746-8400. Enjoy the view! 1/1, Fresh paint, $475 2 bd, 1 bath Lot rent, mo., 352-302-3987 car port, water, grass cutting included. BEVERLY HILLS Call 800-747-4283 1BR , Fl Rm. Scrn. Rm. for details $499 mo. 527-0160 BEVERLY HILLS 2BR, 1BA, W/ Fl. Rm. First Mo. Free, $675 mo (352) 422-7794 2 Bdrm. MOBILE HOME BEVERLY HILLS ON 2 LOTS $15,000. 3/2/1 & 3/1/1 Homes 9340 W. Tonto Drive 352-464-2514 MARLIN Crystal River Fl 33528 CITRUS SPRINGS Marlin, a 2-y.o. male (813) 626-3661 or 2/1.5/1 $650/Mo. Bev. Shar Pei mix, 50 (813) 245-5892 Hills 1/1 $525. Nice pounds’ worth of houses- 352-302-4057 love. Had been FLORAL CITY abandoned & 2/2 spit, 14 x 60, CHA new floor covering, Citrus Springs forced to fend for Newer 3/2/1 dbl roof over, car port, himself, but still loves Lg Mast. Suite $750 covered porch on 1 acre people and con- and 3/2/2 $850 mthly Fenced move in cond. stantly wags his tail Avail. September very nice. All CASH or with joy for life. He 352-697-3133 plays in the water & owner financing catches the ball, posibile, less for cash CITRUS SPRINGS but prefers to just 352-586-9498 Newer 3/2/2, tile floors, spend time with his FLORAL CITY nice area, across from human friends. Older 2/1 on 1/4 ac, rails to trails $845. mo. Could someone nice cond. nice area, 1st & Last No pets give this sweet dog makes a great invest- (352) 598-0235 a second chance? ment property, due to CRYSTAL OAKS Call Christina @ illness must selling 3/2/2, avail. long term 352-464-3908. cash price $19,500 $895 mo River Links (352) 287-1450 Realty 352-628-1616 CRYSTAL RIVER 2/1/1, Cent. loc. Shady MINIATURE DACHS- St. $700. 352-563-0166 HUNDS Two 16 week old black and tan males. HERNANDO CRYSTAL RIVER One 13 week old silver 3/2 mobile on 1.5 acres 2/2/2, $800. mo + sec. dapple female, long Handy Man Special, $500. 850-838-7289 haired. Three 8 week apprv. for FHA financing $45,900 352-795-1272 DUNNELLON old black and tan long Rainbow Lake Estates haired males. Two older 3/2/2, 2400 SF Newly females. All up to date remodeled $850 + dep. on shots and wormed. Hernando, FL 850-527-5085 (Broker) Prices starting at 2bd/2ba doublewide HOMOSASSA $350.00. Call 503-6564 needing some work, on or 212-4952 2/1, close to school, 5½ park like acres, $495 mo. River Links Pullet female CHICKS & owner financing avail. Realty 352-628-1616 GUINEAS! $4AND up. 55k (941) 778-7980 Barred Rock, RIR, Blk HOMOSASSA, 3/2 Star, Buff Orpington, TAYLOR MADE w/ Den $650+ $500 sec. Ameraucana. assted HOMES No pets (352) 586-1212 ages. Guineas in 5 LOT MODEL INVERNESS colors 727-517-5337 BLOWOUT 3/2/2, Highlands, Brooksville All Homes Discounted Close to Downtown Shih Poo Puppies, $4,000 to $8,000 Immaculate, No Pets, 3 males, 2 females Even up to $12.000 (352) 400-5723 Yorkshire Puppies off Sticker Price INVERNESS 1 Male Call 352-621-3807 Highlands, 2/1½/1 Miniature Poodles $590mo.+ $700 dep. White, 2 females (352) 422-6978 (352) 795-5896 RENT TO OWN!! 628-6188 evenings No Credit Check! SHIH-TZU PUPS, FLORAL CITY 3BD $750-$850 Available Registered Moon Rise Resort 888-257-9136 Lots of Colors 55+ comm 2/2 split plan, JADEMISSION.COM Ask about my Summer walk in closet, sc. rm, Discount, car port, lg shed, w/d Beverly Hills, FL $21,900, lot rent $290 (352) 270-8827 608-752-4532/726-2553 WESTWIND VILLAGE HERNANDO 55+ Rent or Bu y Affordable Rentals $8,000 & Up Watson’s Fish Camp Mon-Fri. 8:30-11 am (352) 726-2225 Call for Appointment (352) 628-2090 INVERNESS FURNISHED WATERFRONT HOME 2 bd, 1.5 ba home with central a/c $595. FLORAL CITY 352-476-4964 ZOEY 3/2 Dblwide, on Canal Zoey, a 7-8 y.o. to River & lakes, blue/white Terrier/ need TLC, $35,000. Bulldog mix, spayed $3,000 down $400 and housebrkn. Mthly or $18,000 cash Came to the shelter 352-726-9369 after her family had Beverly Hills to move and could 2/2/2 , walk to park not take her. She is and stores Good sweet & excep- neighborhood tionally gentle, rent $750 1st, last, affectionate & CRYSTAL RIVER sec.352-249-7033 beautiful. Likes 2/BR $550. 3BR $750 352-601-8345 For more information on how to reach other dogs & also Near Town 563-9857 CITRUS HILLS children. Very FLORAL CITY 2/2.5 with carport, near Citrus County readers call playful. Weight 1/1, Furnished 400/Mo. the club house & pro about 60 lbs. $350/ Sec. Inclu. septic shop, tennis courts, 352-563-5592. Call Anne @ water, trash. No pets. heated pool, totally ren- 352-586-2812. (352) 344-5628 ovated (660)723-4193 0008XHJ C10 WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 14, 2013 CLASSIFIEDS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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It has $29,900 586-8096 brakes, tires, batteries, cruise control, 7 Days a Week cab over sleeping, great DUDLEY’S KIA 10811 Cove View Terr HOMOSASSA AUCTION power windows/door Classic Home 3/2/2 shape $16,500 call Rick 2006 Sorrento EX, 60K locks/outside mirrors. LISA 352-422-6623 HUGE AUCTION Mi, full power and pwr newly refurbished, land WEEK! It has a factory installed scaped acre on golf VANDEBOE sun roof, exec. cond bed liner and I added a Broker (R) Owner Thurs. 8-15, Estate $110,500 352-212-4678 DUDLEY’S course, screened 18x36 Adventure Auction vinyl tri-fold bed cover AUCTION pool & lanai, wood Prev 12:00pm Sale KIA and trailer hitch. The burning fire place, huge Plantation Realty 2006 Sorrento EX, 60K truck is in perfect condi- HUGE AUCTION 3BD/2BA/2Car garage, 352-634-0129 3pm Outside walk great room, built in book GULF STREAM about treasure hunt Mi, full power and pwr tion with a full factory WEEK! By Owner New Roof, www.plantation 2005 Cavalier 33ft Thurs. 8-15, Estate cases 4100 sq ft under 300+ box lots, tools, sun roof, exec. cond warranty. The asking Cathedral Ceilings, realtylistings.com good condition Adventure Auction rf, $225K Gate House furniture, +++ quantity $110,500 352-212-4678 price is $21,900. Phone: Fruit Trees, Secluded can email pics Prev 12:00pm Sale Reality 352-382-4500 & value 352-601-1319 $135,000. $4800 OBO LINCOLN - Red 3pm Outside walk Prev 12:00pm Sale (352) 563-9857 YOUR 352-423-0495 2010 MKT , 41k miles, about treasure hunt “High-Tech” 6pm Inside Designer loaded! All the options 300+ box lots, tools, MICHELE Gulf Stream 3105 GF Furniture, Estate Garage kept, $33,000 furniture, +++ quantity HOMOSASSA Water Front 2008 5th Whl, toy hauler Jewelry, NASA (352) 341-3305 & value Reduced $199,500 ROSE Realtor 33 ft, 5500 Onan Gen, Collectibles, Vintage Prev 12:00pm Sale 211 Pine St, Built 2006 gas pump, sleeps 7, Books, Appliances, Pontiac Realtor 2004 Vibe, ac, sun roof, HONDA 6pm Inside Designer 4BD/3BA. 3000 SF, many extra’s $29,925 quality & discoveries. power windows, blue 2007, Element, Furniture, Estate heated pool,Granite, call 352-843-8578 400+ lots Simply put exec. cond, $6500 Hard to find, Jewelry, NASA Wood Floors,Tile & Car- Friday, 8 - 16 I ‘ll work harder MAC’S MOBILE RV (352) 628-1595 cold A/C, runs great, Collectibles, Vintage pet. 2 Car Gar,SS Appl. REPAIR & MAINT. 4 BEVERLY HILLS Must See, Books, Appliances, HOMOSASSA 5+ Call 850-585-4026 352-212-5097 RVTC Certified Tech. AUCTIONS TOYOTA Call (352) 628-4600 quality & discoveries. DEN, BEDROOMS. isellcitruscounty@ 352-613-0113, Lic/Ins. Prev 8:00am Sale 2004, Prius 9:am 400+ lots 3 BATH. THIS HUGE yahoo.com WE BUY RV’S, On Site $9,450. LINCOLN Friday, 8 - 16 AND BEAUTIFUL Craven Realty, Inc. TRAVEL TRAILERS, Contents Auction 352-341-0018 4 BEVERLY HILLS 352-726-1515 3369 Honeylocust Dr. 2003, Navigatoro TWO STORY HOME 5TH WHEELS, $6,495. AUCTIONS WITH 3 CAR 00 Grand Marquis, Prev 8:00am Sale MOTOR HOMES 352-341-0018 GARAGE IS OVER Call US 352-201-6945 Entire contents of 9:am On Site 3500 SQ. FT. HOME home,furniture, Contents Auction BACKS UP TO A ROD KENNER antiques++ Chevrolet 3369 Honeylocust Dr. NATURE PRESERVE LAST MINUTE 2004 Corvette 00 Grand Marquis, En- HOME IS A FORE- 352-436-3531 ADDITION Convertible Arctic tire contents of home CLOSURE SHORT- ERA Prev 9am Sale White, torch red leather, furniture,antiques++ FORD 10:00am Real Estate SALE AND THE Suncoast Realty 2004 F-250 99-04 8 lug polished aluminum CHEVY LAST MINUTE Auction, 43 Jeffery 2003 Venture Van, BANK IS WORKING F-250 steel wheels 16x7 wheels, auto heads up ADDITION ST 2/1 well kept 1084 7 pass. and priced to WITH THE SELLERS. with used Uniroyal street display, bose, senior Prev 9am Sale sq. ft home, 1979, sell. Call 352-628-4600 THIS HOME WAS tires, some miles left on owned pristine, 11k 10:00am Real Estate lanai, fenced, shed ++ For appointment BUILT IN 2005 Phyllis Strickland them, one has plugs $29,900 352-513-4257 Auction, 43 S. Jeffery dennis_neff Realtor SANDI HART Health forces sale!!! ST 2/1 well kept 1084 you may want patched Prev 10:30am Sale CHEVY @yahoo.com Realtor at a tire shop, holding air 1968 Corvette Matching DODGE sq. ft home, 1979, Best Time To Buy! 11:30am lanai, fenced, shed ++ now, set of 4 $200 Real Estate Auction numbers, convertible, ‘02, Grand Caravan Listing and Selling 352-817-5546 4-speed, 327CI, 350HP. High Mileage, Health forces sale!!! Prices are going up. Real Estate 6 N Tyler Street Prev 10:30am Sale Great clean car, needs nothing $2,950 So is interest. Is my Business RUNNING 2/2 LR,DR lg Kitchen, 11:30am SCAN OR GO 1142 sq ft enclosed & Lemans Blue, first offer 352-726-7596 BUY NOW! I put my heart into it! BOARDS over $25,000 takes it. Real Estate Auction TO www. Black, used 2 months. screened lanai, shed, 6 N Tyler Street fenced, carport, con- 352-795-4426 or DODGE Owner 352-476-9649 BestNatureCoast From 2012 Dodge 352-601-0560 2/2 LR,DR lg Kitchen, Financing Properties.com Crew Cab. $150. crete drive, SOLD TO 2013 Grand Caravan 1142 sq ft screened Foreclosures sandra.hart@ “To view 352-560-7247 SETTLE ESTATE!! Wheelchair van with 10” lanai, shed, fenced, Prev 1:00pm Sale lowered floor, ramp and era.com great waterfront 2:00pm carport, concrete TROPIC SHORES tie downs call Tom drive, SOLD TO REALTY. properties” Real Estate Auction 352-325-1306 SETTLE ESTATE!! TAMI SCOTT ERA American 3369 Honeylocust Dr. Prev 1:00pm Sale (352) 613-3503 Exit Realty Leaders Realty $$ TOP DOLLAR $$ 2/2w- 1604 sq ft LA, 2:00pm 352-257-2276 enclosed pool. new- DODGE 352-726-5855 For Wrecked, Junk or I I I I I I I I Wheel Chair Van 2007 Real Estate Auction [email protected] Unwanted roof A/C, & hot water 3369 Honeylocust Dr. tank. Trustee orders Tell that special Caravan, 25K mi, rear Cars/Trucks access. run & looks like 2/2w- 1604 sq ft LA, When it comes to “sold” to settle person Lake Pananosoffke $$ (352) 201-1052 $$ new asking $22K enclosed pool. new- Realestate ... estate!!!! ALL ARE “ Happy Birthday Ready for home, septic, 352-342-3612 roof A/C, & hot water I’m there for you ! pwr, carport, 2 sheds & BIG SALE Great rental, invest- “ with a classi- tank. Trustee orders fenced bk yard $19,900 ☛Come make offers ment, retirement liv- fied ad under SOLD to settle estate The fishing is great ! obo 352-444-2272 RENT - BUY- SELL ing or first homes! Happy Notes. Call or web for info Call me for your new CAR - TRUCK - BOAT Call or web for info Only $28.50 Dudley’s Auction Waterfront Home CONSIGNMENT USA Dudley’s Auction includes a photo 352-637-9588 US 19 & US 44, CR 352-637-9588 www.dudleys LOOKING TO SELL ? 461-4518 & 795-4440 www.dudleys Call our Classi- HARLEY auction.com CALL ME TODAY ! auction.com fied Dept for de- 04 1200 Cust, S. Eagle 10%BP Au2267 BUYING JUNK CARS 10%BP Au2267 tails 2 pipes, S&S Super E Maine-ly Real Estate ** BUY, SELL** ★ Running or Not ★ Maine-ly Real Estate The Meadows Sub. BETTY J. & TRADE CLEAN 352-563-5966 gar.kept, 11K mi $5,600 #381384 2/2/1, New roof, CASH PAID-$300 & UP #381384 I I I I I I I I (352) 344-2331 TONY Pauelsen USED BOATS (352) 771-6191 New AC & Appliances POWELL THREE RIVERS Move In, clean cond. Realtor Realtor MARINE CASH BUYER’S Tax Deed Tax Deed Tax Deed 3876 S. Flamingo Terr. US 19 Crystal River Buying Used Cars I’LL TAKE Notices Notices Notices Asking $47,500 “Your Success is my **352-563-5510** Trucks & Vans, For (352) 382-5558 goal.. Making NEW LISTINGS used car lot, Hwy 19 Larry’s Auto Sales 2532-0807 WCRN shall be redeemed YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 Friends along the CENTURY 3000SC PUBLIC NOTICE according to law, the way is my reward !” 352-564-8333 APPLICATION: 2013-068 property described in DESCRIPTION OF BUYING OR SELLING 2000 30 foot center such certificate shall be PROPERTY: console with cuddy NOTICE OF APPLICATION sold to the highest bidder INVERNESS HGLDS UNIT 9 FOR TAX DEED on line, on September 18, LOTS 83, 84, 85, 86 & 87 BUYING OR SALES ARE WAY UP! cabin. Full Head. Twin 2013 at 9:30 A.M. at BLK 144 DESC IN OR BK 117 S Lunar Terrace SELLING Yamaha ox66, 250’s. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c 292 PG 312 & PB IN OR BK Inverness Radar, GPS Chart Plot- Taurus PENDER NEWKIRK om. 851 PG 1024 TOP CUSTODIAN TC 10U LLC Dated July 30, 2013 2 bedroom. 2 bath. ter, Fish Finder, VHF TC 10U LLC ANGELA VICK NAME IN WHICH CB home, big yard, PERFORMANCE and complete Coast CALL ME Real estate Metal TCU 10 LLC Clerk of the Circuit Court, ASSESSED: Move in ready. HOMOSASSA 352-422-6417 Guard package. Recycling Best Prices Citrus County, Florida DORA MUINO, Clean as a whistle. Big 4/2 BLOCK HOME, Consultant Tri-axle traler. All in ex- for your cars or trucks The holder of the By: Bonnie C. Tenney, EVELYN MUINO, bjpowell@ following certificate has Deputy Clerk LINDA MUINO, Garage, plus Carport. MOTHER IN LAW APT. cellant condition. HP: also biggest U-Pull-It filed said certificate for a Advertised 4 times: PAUL MUINO GREAT BUY! decking, 1/4 ac, fenced, netscape.com 352-303-0619 352-795-4426, Cell with thousands of vehi- tax deed to be issued August 14, 2013 $79,500. lot of privacy $65,000 ERA American tpauelsen@ 352-601-0560. cles offering lowest price thereon. The certificate August 21, 2013 Said property being in the Realty & Investments hotmail.com number and year of August 27, 2013 County of Citrus, State of Owner 352-344-9290 (305) 619-0282, Cell Asking $30,000. for parts 352-637-2100 issuance, the description September 4, 2013 Florida. of the property, and the names in which it was 2533-0807 WCRN Unless such certificate assessed are as follows: PUBLIC NOTICE shall be redeemed APPLICATION: 2013-138 according to law, the CERTIFICATE NO: 10-4905 property described in YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2010 NOTICE OF APPLICATION such certificate shall be FOR TAX DEED sold to the highest bidder DESCRIPTION OF on line, on September 18, PROPERTY: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: 2013 at 9:30 A.M. at CITRUS SPGS UNIT 15 PB 6 RESONANT MANAGEMENT www.citrus.realtaxdeed.c PG 123 LOTS 19 & 20 BLK LLC om. 1149 Dated July 30, 2013 The holder of the ANGELA VICK NAME IN WHICH following certificate has Clerk of the Circuit Court, ASSESSED: filed said certificate for a Citrus County, Florida MARTHA S ENSING, tax deed to be issued By: Bonnie C. Tenney, PETER W ENSING thereon. The certificate Deputy Clerk number and year of Advertised 4 times: Said property being in the issuance, the description August 14, 2013 County of Citrus, State of of the property, and the August 21, 2013 Florida. names in which it was August 27, 2013 assessed are as follows: September 4, 2013 Unless such certificate CERTIFICATE NO: 10-8789

753-0821 WCRN BAGBY, SHIRLEY W. 2013-CP-270 NTC PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number: 2013-CP-270 IN RE: ESTATE OF SHIRLEY W. BAGBY Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The administration of the estate of SHIRLEY W. BAGBY, deceased, whose date of death was March 1, 2013, and whose Social Security Number is xxx-xx-7617, is pend- ing in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, FL 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and that of personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. The date of the first publication of this Notice is August 14, 2013. Personal Representative /S/ Michael T. Kovach Post Office Box 635, Inverness, FL 34451 Attorney for Personal Representative /S/ Michael T. Kovach, Jr., Esquire, Florida Bar No. 0308020 KOVACH & ASSO- CIATES, P.A. Post Office Box 635, Inverness, FL 34451-0635, Telephone No.: (352) 341-5557 Published in the Citrus County Chronicle, August 14 & 21, 2013.

755-0814 WCRN vehicle on 8/25/2013, 10:00 1996 TOYT CAMRY 08/25 sale a.m. at 1635 NE 32nd Ave, DX/LE/XLE Vin # PUBLIC NOTICE Ocala, FL 34470 pursuant 4T1BG12K7TU913274 NOTICE OF PUBLIC to Florida Statutes. 2003 HOND CBR600RR SALE: S.M. Duggan Towing LLC JH2PC37003M007595 S.M. Duggan Towing, LLC reserves the right to accept August 14, 2013 gives Notice of Foreclosure or reject any and/or all bids. of Lien and intent to sell this

751-0814 WCRN Tallahassee, Florida. HEAVEN’S GATE RANCH FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE DATED at Lecanto, Florida located at 8340 S. PUBLIC NOTICE this 30th day of July, 2013. Pleasant Grove Ranch , Notice under Fictitious /s/ Joseph C. Smurawa, Inverness, Florida 34452, Name Law, pursuant to Owner. in the County of Citrus, Section 865-09, F.S. Published in the intends to register said NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Citrus County Chronicle, name with Florida that the undersigned, August 14, 2013 Department of State, desiring to engage in 752-0814 WCRN Division of Corporations, business under the FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Tallahassee, Florida. fictitious name of: PUBLIC NOTICE DATED at Inverness, Mow Joe’s Lawncare Notice under Fictitious Florida this 12th day of located at 5560 N. Name Law, pursuant to August, 2013. Decarlo Drive, Citrus Section 865-09, Florida /s/ William T. Woods & Springs, Florida 34434, Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY Cheryl Woods, Owners. in the County of Citrus, GIVEN, that the Published in the intends to register said undersigned, desiring to Citrus County Chronicle, name with Florida engage in business under August 14, 2013 Department of State, the fictitious name of: Division of Corporations,