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TAX DOLLARS City refi Rally to be deal will save a peaceful, bundle organizer $10 million over next 20 years, says Helfenberger. By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected] promises After securing a more favorable interest rate on some existing debt, the ‘Antifa’ activists aren’t coming to take city is poised to save mil- down monument, Glenel Bowden says. lions. The debt, which was By CARL MCKINNEY taken out at least 10 years [email protected] ago for utility revenue bonds, has been refinanced Don’t call it a protest, organizers say. through Described as a rally for unity, a public gathering JPMorgan is planned for Saturday at Olustee Park in down- Chase at town Lake City. The event has nothing to do with an interest the ongoing controversy surround- rate of ing a Confederate monument on 1.338 per- display at the venue, despite online cent, far rumors suggesting otherwise, said lower than Glenel Bowden, the man behind Helfenberger what the the event. city was paying. The end “This is in response to the horri- bly upsetting incident concerning result will be that the city Bowden pays about $10 million less George Floyd,” Bowden said. “It’s over the next 20 years. about being unified in saying we would never “This kind of savings accept anything like that happening in Lake City or I’ve never had before,” Columbia County.” Helfenberger said. “It’s The rally is scheduled to run from 11:30 a.m. to the best I’ve seen in my 1:30 p.m. There will not be a march. career.” Bowden said he intends for the event to avoid Jim Gollahon of Gollahon hostile rhetoric toward law enforcement. Speeches Financing Services secured will emphasize what happened to Floyd, who the refinancing deal, suffered for eight minutes and 46 seconds with a which was finalized at a Minneapolis police officer’s knee pressed against City Council meeting on his neck, and focus on fostering a dialogue that Monday. can prevent similar tragedies from happening in The new interest rate other places. saves the city about $9.9 “I’m hoping we’ll leave there inspired to be million in interest and better, and not just puff our chests and bang our about $100,000 in service fists,” Bowden said. “Otherwise it’d just be another fees. protest.” RALLY continued on 3A Cuts loom as budget CHARTER REVIEW goes to CRC backs governor down on 1 of News Service of Florida Florida’s proposed $93.2 its proposals billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which By CARL MCKINNEY begins in two weeks, landed [email protected] on Gov. Ron DeSantis’ desk A measure that would limit county commission- Wednesday. ers’ power to wield the public purse strings moved The Legislature’s deliv- forward on Wednesday, along with several other ery of the budget came a La Quinta Inn proposed charter amendments. day after DeSantis warned opens its doors The practice of spending year-end cash, that he will surplus money left over from the budgeting use his line- TOP: Andrew Sullivan, gen- process, came into question during the first item veto eral manager of the new La of three public hearings held by the county’s power to Quinta Inn, poses in front charter review board. A proposal to require the county to put year-end money on the books, slash the of the hotel on Wednesday afternoon, the day of the rather than spend it on unbudgeted projects, spending was approved by the charter board despite plan to help grand opening. Plans to build the 95-room hotel some resistance from two county commission- DeSantis address a ers. coronavi- have been in motion for a Year-end money has been criticized as a slush rus-fueled loss in tax rev- couple of years. ABOVE: fund by current and former officials, including enues. He said such cuts Sullivan and employee County Commissioner Tim Murphy and former could help keep lawmak- Katheryn Porter check in charter board member Jody DuPree. Charter ers from having to read- a special guest, Sherrie board members on Wednesday said there is too dress the budget before the Janson, area director of little accountability and transparency in how the November elections. sales for the hotel’s parent money is spent. The proposed charter amendment will appear “There’s going to be a lot company, Morpheus Group. LEFT: A worker installs on the November ballot as a referendum if it is more vetoes, there’ll be a approved again during two public hearings. lot of red,” DeSantis told bulbs in the lobby fixtures at the La Quinta. County Commissioner Ron Williams challenged reporters during a news the plan during the hearing. conference Tuesday. Photos by CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter BUDGET continued on 3A CHARTER continued on 2A

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CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter County charter board members hold the first of three hearings Wednesday. A proposal dealing with a contro- Submissions versial spending practice moved forward to another hearing, as did three other proposals. The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture and information to Robert Bridges: rbridges@lakecityreporter. CRC backs down on 1 proposal com. year-end funds to be incor- budget,” Douglas said. cally, and approved sending Lake City Reporter CHARTER porated into the budget for County Commission three other measures to HOW TO REACH US ADVERTISING the following fiscal year. Chairman Toby Witt also the next hearing. Main number . . . . . 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The University of Florida and cannot, plausibly point paid for services, facilities, Board of Trustees is ask- to an express written con- access and/or opportunities THE WEATHER ing a federal judge to toss tract upon which his com- not delivered.” out a potential class-action plaint is based,” the motion The lawsuit is one of at lawsuit that contends the said. “Because plaintiff can least three that have been 18 Thu 19 Fri 20 Sat 21 Sun 22 Mon school should be required never plausibly plead the filed against the state univer- Partly Partly Partly Partly Few to refund tuition and fees existence of an express, sity system seeking refunds Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Showers to students after closing its written contract, his claim of money that students campus in March because is completely barred by the paid for the spring semes- of the coronavirus pandem- application of sovereign ter. The other two lawsuits HI 90 LO 68 HI 91 LO 71 HI 93 LO 73 HI 96 LO 74 HI 92 LO 72 ic. immunity and the claim were filed in Leon County Attorneys for the trust- should be dismissed with circuit court by Florida ees last week filed a 17-page prejudice.” International University REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Thursday, Jun. 18 motion to dismiss the case, The lawsuit was filed graduate student Sarah Thursday's highs/Thursday night's low Valdosta which alleges breach of last month in federal court Fagundez and University City Friday Saturday 90/68 Jacksonville contract and “unjust enrich- in Gainesville on behalf of of Florida graduate student 84/76/t 86/78/t Tallahassee Lake City 88/71 Cape Canaveral ment” by the university Egleston and other spring Anthony Rojas against the 90/68 Daytona Beach 84/74/t 86/76/s 92/68 after students were forced semester University of state university system’s Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 88/77/t 90/78/t Pensacola 84/79/sh 86/80/t to take online classes to fin- Florida students. It said Board of Governors. Panama City 90/69 82/73 Ft. Lauderdale 87/73 Ocala Gainesville 89/72/t 92/74/pc ish the spring semester. Egleston enrolled at the The details of the cases 87/73 89/74/t 91/75/pc 90/70 Jacksonville The motion focuses heav- school “to earn a degree differ, but all three make Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 88/82/t 90/83/t ily on the issue of sover- that included the service of arguments about breach of 87/73 81/75 Lake City 91/71/sh 93/73/pc 84/81/sh 85/79/t Tampa Miami eign immunity, which helps taking courses at the cam- contract and unjust enrich- Naples 86/77/sh 87/79/t 92/75 shield government agen- pus with live teacher inter- ment. Attorneys for the West Palm Beach Ocala 89/73/t 91/74/pc cies from liability in law- action.” Board of Governors had 86/79 Orlando 86/76/t 87/75/t Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 89/76/s 91/77/s suits. The trustees’ attor- “Plaintiff and the putative not filed arguments in the Ft. Myers 86/79 Pensacola 89/74/s 91/77/s neys wrote that the named class members contracted Fagundez and Rojas cases 90/75 Naples Tallahassee 94/73/s 95/74/pc plaintiff in the case, Dylan with defendant for certain as of Wednesday, according 88/76 Miami Tampa 89/77/t 90/78/pc 84/79 Valdosta 91/70/pc 93/73/pc Egleston, did not have an services and paid for those to online dockets. Key West W. Palm Beach 81/78/sh 82/76/t “express written contract” services in the form of tui- Similar lawsuits also have 87/81 that could back his conten- tion and other fees,” the been filed against univer- tion that he was paying tui- lawsuit said. “As a result of sities in other states that LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX tion and fees for in-person limitations defendant has closed their campuses and instruction and on-campus imposed, defendant has not moved to online instruction TEMPERATURES SUN High Wednesday 85 Sunrise today 6:29 a.m. activities. Such a contract delivered the services that to try to prevent the spread Low Wednesday 62 Sunset today 8:34 p.m. 11 would be needed to over- plaintiff and the putative of COVID-19, the respira- Normal high 90 Sunrise tom. 6:29 a.m. Extreme come the university’s sover- class contracted and paid for. tory disease caused by the Normal low 70 Sunset tom. 8:34 p.m. 20 mins to burn eign-immunity protections, As a result, plaintiff and the coronavirus. Record highhi 100 in 1944 Today’s Record low 61 in 1961 MOON ultra-violet the motion indicated. putative class are entitled to Moonrise today 4:33 a.m. radiation risk “Here, plaintiff has not, a refund on tuition and fees — News Service of Florida PRECIPITATION Moonset today 6:19 p.m. for the area on a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 5:10 a.m. Wednesday 0.00" to 10+. 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Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed THURsday, JUNE 18, 2020 STATE LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A GOVERNOR HAS VETO PEN IN HAND Rally will be peaceful, Budget goes to DeSantis organizer promises monument — it’s about ‘I can’t breathe.’” Visit Florida tourism-mar- an additional $300 million an economic-development RALLY Continued From 1A One post on Facebook, BUDGET keting agency and 3 percent in reserves to help brace program known as the Job which has since been Continued From 1A across-the-board pay raises against the economic slow- Growth Grant Fund from taken down, claims that for state employees. down caused by the coro- the current year to the Rev. Jacqueline L. Dupree of New Mount “Antifa” will bus people in Lawmakers passed the The largest chunk of the navirus, which forced busi- upcoming year’s general from out of town to cause Pisgah African Methodist record spending plan March budget, $39.36 billion, would nesses across the state to revenue. trouble during the rally. Church will be the key- Antifa doesn’t exist 19 for the fiscal year that go to health and human-ser- shut down or dramatically The Legislature had large- note speaker. as any sort of defined starts July 1. But it was not vices programs. scale back. ly finalized the budget when On Facebook, a num- formally sent to DeSantis The budget, in part, Though he didn’t formal- the devastating effects of the organization, but rather ber of local residents a political movement. until Wednesday. would boost Medicaid ly receive the budget until pandemic began to become have spread theories The plan (HB 5001) payment rates for nursing Wednesday, DeSantis said more apparent, with theme Anybody can claim to be that the rally is a smoke- part of “Antifa.” includes money for many homes and funnel additional his office had already been parks ultimately closing, the screen to take down the The notion that Antifa priorities of DeSantis and money to the state Agency targeting areas of spend- tourism industry cratering Confederate monument is either behind the rally legislative leaders. for Persons with Disabilities. ing to cut. It also has been and unemployment soaring in Olustee Park, which or plans to exploit it for For example, it includes It also includes $10 million identifying areas in agency into double digits. the city is entertaining a nefarious purposes is about $690 million for for the Agency for Health budgets that can be held A late May report from request to relocate. absurd, Bowden said. Everglades restoration and Care Administration to hire back on a quarterly basis the Legislature’s Office of “It’s a fear tactic to pull “It’s another approach water projects and $500 a contractor to assist with a and allocating federal stimu- Economic & Demographic people apart,” Bowden on the part of some peo- million for teacher-pay Canadian prescription-drug lus dollars to cover pandem- Research said revenue col- said. “And the fear that I ple, whoever they may increases --- both DeSantis importation program cham- ic-related costs. lections in April were more have is that some nut out be, to try to divide us,” he priorities. Also, it includes pioned by DeSantis. As he looks to hold onto than $878 million below esti- there will think it’s real said. “They’re probably $100 million for the Florida In the closing weeks of cash, DeSantis said, for mates, with a large chunk of and be down there at the hoping things will go bad Forever land-conservation the legislative session, example, he will move mil- the drop due to the decline park thinking they’ve got so the community will to protect the monument. program, $50 million for the Republican leaders set aside lions of unspent dollars in in tourism. turn on those of us trying This rally is not about the to do something good.” OBITUARIES

Confesor Rivera Agosta Amelia Island, Florida. He was a ed big sister, Shanele Nichole Florida Memorial College of St. Mr. Confesor Rivera Agosta, member of the Fernandina Beach Robinson (Christopher); god- Augustine, FL. She worked in age 91, was born December Ward of The Church of Jesus father, Larry D. Parnell; broth- the Baker County school system. 30, 1928 in Las Piedras, Puerto Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He er, Vernall Floyd Robinson, IV, Marion attended St. James Baptist Rico to Rafaela served the church as High Priest Cleveland, OH; sister, Katrelle Church. She is preceded in death Rivera Agosto. Elder, Second Counselor to the Staten, Miami, FL; brother, by her parents, and husband, Edgar He moved to Bishop, Sunday School President, Sentwali Staten, Orlando, FL; Woods. Ft. Lauderdale, and other callings for many years. father, Freddie T. Staten (Vicki); Mrs. Woods leaves to cherish Florida, met Mr. Giebeig was a devoted maternal grandparents, Johnnie her memory a devoted cousin, and married his husband, father, grandfather, and and Lillie Mae Wilds; aunts, Catina Jones (Clarence); special wife Catherine great-grandfather. He owned a Delores Hughes Merritt, Terria niece, Connie Simmons (Greg); McCall Rivera successful landscaping business Hughes McKinney (Anthony), sister-in-law, Leolyn Woods; spe- in 1956. Catherine preceded him for over 30 years. John loved all Tallahassee, FL, Melissa and cial cousins, Geraldine Harris, NOW IN LAKE CITY in death in 1971. Confesor was an sports and refereed basketball for Tonia Baker, Jacksonville, FL, Leonard Moore (Willie Mae), Dan STARTING AT 1 entrepreneur in the real estate and many years. He was an avid golfer and Janet Staten; uncles, Freddie Gibbs; hosts of other relatives and construction industries. He was an and movie buff and loved his cat Taylor, Charles Stephens, Willie friends. $759 PER MONTH avid baseball fan and he thorough- named Boy. Stephens, Stanley Stephens, Sr. A graveside celebration PLUS ly enjoyed fishing and music. Funeral services will be held at (Verneka), Michael T. Ray, Adrian of life for Mrs. Woods will be 0% FOR 60 Left to cherish loving mem- 5:00 p.m. Friday, June 19, in the Wilds (Shantay), Wesley Baker 10:00 A.M. eSaturday, wor June 20, MONTHS2 ories: Four bonus grandchildren, Stephens Chapel at Green Pine and Donell Staten; great aunts, 2020, att tMt.h Hermand Cemetery,ou Ervin Fleming (Hattie), Arthur Funeral Home with Bishop Bruce Ella Mae Howard, Quincy, FL, Macclenny,Ge FL. t! Fleming (Jackie), Shirley Rentz, Gwilliams officiating. 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COMBS FUNERAL HOME, Funeral services for Ms. 292 NE Washington St., Lake Brittney Natalia Staten Brittney Staten will be 1:00 P.M. City, FL, (386) 752-4366, Marq Brittney Natalia Staten, resi- Saturday, June 20, 2020, at New Combs Turner, L.F.D. “The dent of Lake City, Florida was Dayspring MB Church, Lake City, Caring Professionals” born to Betty Hughes Robinson FL. Viewing for the public will on October be held from 12 pm 1 pm on Your secret to John Lewis Giebeig 9, 1989. On Saturday at New Dayspring prior John Lewis Giebeig, Jr. 71 of June 11, 2020, to the service. Fernandina Beach passed away following an Arrangements entrusted to a garage sale Sunday, June 14, 2020 at Baptist extended ill- COMBS FUNERAL HOME, Medical Center ness, God 292 NE Washington St., Lake City, in Jacksonville. called Brittney FL, (386) 752-4366, Marq Combs Mr. Giebeig home to eter- Turner, L.F.D. “The Caring pro- success is in was the son nal rest. She received her formal fessionals” of the late education in the public schools of John and Lois Columbia County where she grad- Marion Elizabeth Woods the Classifieds. Giebeig and is uated with the class of 2008. She Marion Elizabeth Woods, 95, survived by, his then attended Florida Agriculture of Macclenny, Florida peaceful- devoted wife of and Mechanical University, ly passed away on Friday, June 40 years, Patricia Ann Giebeig Tallahassee, FL, majoring in 12, 2020, at W. of Fernandina Beach, FL; five Biology. Brittany was employed Frank Wells sons, Gerald Giebeig (Amy) of by Sitel Communications until her Nursing Home. Place your Lake City, FL, Ian Giebeig (Tara) health failed. She professed her She was raised of St. Johns, FL, Jesse Giebeig faith at an early age and accepted in Macclenny (Tiffany) of Lake City, FL, Jath Christ as her Lord and Savior join- by her par- Giebeig (Lacie) of Fernandina ing New Dayspring Missionary ents, Etta ad today! 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OUR OPINION Another inaudible meeting t must be contagious. Monday night’s virtual City Council meeting Iwas a disaster in that listeners at home couldn’t hear half of it or more. Last night’s public hearing of the Charter Review Commission was worse. RACE RELATIONS IN 2020 Part of the problem was commissioners (and at least one audience member) failing to speak into their mics, but mostly it was apparent technical How to frame the question glitches that kept the remote audience from know- ing what was happening. n a recent episode of “The for which our present generation Things cleared up briefly, then got bad again Glenn Show,” a podcast host- should not be blamed but is still near the end. Oed by Brown University pro- wholly responsible for correcting. The big difference with the CRC meeting was fessor Glenn Loury, academic and That’s significant work. But it’s that this meeting was also held in person at the linguist John McWhorter asked the important. school board auditorium on Duval Street, so inter- nagging question that should be top For their part, progressives will of mind for everyone attempting to have some self-reflection to do, as ested parties could attend. unravel the state of race relations in well. We had a reporter there in person, of course, and the U.S. They will have to grapple with were able to get you the story in today’s paper with “Is all of this” — George Floyd, the fact that progressive leadership no problem. Ahmaud Arbery, the now infamous Cynthia M. Allen in cities across the country has in But those at home were sunk. Central Park exchange between [email protected] many instances not improved but Local governments, if you are going to offer this a black birder and a white dog made life worse for people of color. remote service — invaluable to shut-ins and those owner; police brutality, protests, law and order or the primacy of a They will have to confront the wary of venturing outside with the coronavirus still riots and everything in between — strong and complete nuclear family reality that black Americans broad- lurking — please, do it right. “disproving everything I’ve always as a stabilizing societal force and ly support school choice, which Or at least better than last night. thought?” a far more dependable pathway to empowers minority parents and The answer will not be a resound- upward economic mobility than children when public schools con- ing “yes” for everyone. government social programs. tinually fail them. It certainly isn’t for Loury and What it should inspire instead is They will be forced to reflect TODAY IN HISTORY McWhorter, both black intellectuals a full-throated effort to ensure that on how their faithful support of who, despite recent events, hold laws and police offer equal protec- the abortion industry convenient- On this date: heterodox views on the state of tion in theory and in practice to ly ignores its dark and insidious racial disparities in America and the people of color, and that corruption history of racism, and the impact In 1778, American forces entered Philadelphia as the solutions. within city leadership and police that such a legacy has on the black British withdrew during the Revolutionary War. But the exercise — the intention- departments will never be tolerated. community, even today ending a In 1812, the War of 1812 began as the United States al challenging of our assumptions, It should motivate conservatives disproportionate number of black Congress approved, and President James Madison whatever they may be — is what’s to seriously consider policies that lives. signed, a declaration of war against Britain. important. strengthen and empower black fam- Taking a hard look at our In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte met defeat at Waterloo Conservative writer David ilies. These include criminal justice assumptions is no easy task. The as British and Prussian troops defeated the French in French calls for an important shift reforms that focus on rehabilitation politics of race in America are Belgium. in how conservatives frame the and helping black men reestablish complex, intertwined and seldom In 1940, during World War II, British Prime discussion over American racial pol- themselves in their communities or objective. Minister Winston Churchill urged his countrymen to itics; they “shouldn’t center around perhaps increasing wage subsidies But it’s entirely necessary if our conduct themselves in a manner that would prompt pride in how far we’ve come” — to low-wage workers (who are dis- current national conversation is future generations to say, “This was their finest admittedly, a long way — “but in proportionately people of color) so going to be at all productive. hour.” humble realization of how much they are not financially penalized “If you really are trying to get the In 1945, William Joyce, known as “Lord Haw-Haw,” farther we have to go.” for pursuing the dignity of work. truth,” McWhorter says, “you have was charged in London with high treason for his That’s a clarion call for many on It will mean recognizing that to allow that you might be wrong.” English-language wartime broadcasts on German radio. the right. racial disparities do exist, although Let’s all start there. (He was hanged in January 1946.) And it doesn’t mean they have to less often the result of active rac- In 1948, Columbia Records publicly unveiled its new abandon their deeply held beliefs ism and more often the vestiges of n long-playing phonograph record in New York. Cynthia M. Allen is a columnist for the in, for example, the importance of laws, attitudes and circumstances Fort Worth Star-Telegram. In 1953, a U.S. Air Force Douglas C-124 Globemaster II crashed near Tokyo, killing all 129 people on board. Egypt’s 148-year-old Muhammad Ali Dynasty came to an end with the overthrow of the monarchy and the procla- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR mation of a republic. In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson and Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda spoke to each other by Voters should decide monument issue telephone as they inaugurated the first trans-Pacific cable completed by AT&T between Japan and Hawaii. To the Editor: history, what do you want your own by their districts but all would be In 1979, President Jimmy Carter and Soviet President history to be. pressured harshly by the other side Leonid I. Brezhnev signed the SALT II strategic arms People, you and I are who we This bullcrap about changing our if they vote for or against on these limitation treaty in Vienna. are because of who our parents town’s history and activities is just highly profiled issues. were, their parents were, on and that! Those of you who want to n Associated Press on to the very beginning of each of These agendas about moving a change Lake City, Florida, for your our ancestors and where ever they monument, changing our park’s own agenda you need to PACK came from, however they got here, name and shutting down our YOUR BAGS and go live else- Lake City Reporter what they did or did not do(right or festival or anything else dealing where and change someone else’s Lake City Reporter wrong, good or bad). We are our- with our town of this magnitude town. If you do not like us or who Serving Columbia County Since 1874 selves from their actions and teach- should not be left in the hands of we are and what we do then please ings. We have to be the ones that the City Council, six individuals leave. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride judge ourselves and our actions including a City Manager that is Those of us that want Lake City, for residents of Columbia and ­surrounding coun‑ The Lake City Reporter is published with pride today and not be judging things not a native of our town. These Florida, to continue to be Lake City, ties by Community Newspapers Inc. that happened hundreds of years agendas, if it comes down to it, Florida, let us all work TOGETHER forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and ­surrounding build strong coun ‑ ago that we had zero control over. should be decided by the voters of for a better life and community. tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” Our own history and no one Lake City, Florida, and maybe even THIS IS MY TOWN AND THIS WOure believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish ­distinguishedbuild strong and else history should be erased but the county. This should be up to all IS YOUR TOWN, some of us were communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-­oriented get newspapers. things done!” learned from by moving forward. of us to decide and not by having born and raised here and others OurThis primary ­mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish ­distinguished through theand If you erase history and no one shout-down meetings and certainly chose to make their homes and profitableteamwork community of professionals-­oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, knows what history is then we NOT BY ANYONE THAT IS NOT lives here. LOVE IT OR LEAVE integrityThis ­mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the would tend to repeat that what was A CITIZEN OF OUR TOWN OR IT! teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, erased in the future for those that EVER WAS, their views and voices integrity and hard work. come and do not know. Every day do not count. Yes, the City Council George H. Hudson Jr. Todd Wilson, Publisher we live we are creating our own members were voted into office Lake City Robert Bridges, Editor JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor Tennis group expands rec opportunities here DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident To the Editor: City Manager Joe Helfenberger and summer tennis camp held on the Tom Wood, Chairman project Supervisor Thomas Henry, courts at Young’s Park. Tom Wood, Chairman LCCCTA, Lake City Columbia the Tourist Development Council In August 2017, Lake City Community Tennis Association, was and Director Paula Vann and other Council agreed to replace the formed as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in community leaders in our effort to four tennis courts which were May 2015. secure a tennis facility for the citi- turned into a parking lot at the LETTERS POLICY The purpose of our not-for-prof- zens of Columbia County. former Southside recreation it corporation is to promote the During the past five years, Center. Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly­ written development of Tennis as a means volunteers have conducted free We eagerly look forward to the and ­double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and of healthful recreation and physical tennis clinics with the boys and completion of the tennis court proj- libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s fitness for all Columbia County girls club of Lake city, students ect at Young’s Park so that we may name, address and ­telephone number for verification. residents, and to foster a sense of at the Richardson Community continue and expand our tennis community between the adults and Center, Columbia county youth, activities for the youth, teens and Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the ­writers children by reaching healthy, happy and at the tennis courts in Fort adults of Columbia Council. and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. lifestyles as individuals and families, White, fundraisers at the Columbia LCCCTA meets monthly, pan- and to cooperate with the United high tennis courts, and doubles demic allowing, as we continue BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL States tennis Association, Inc., and socials at Tennis Forever. These to organize, plan and support the 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown.­ other associations in pursuit of activities were made possible with growth of tennis in our communi- BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. these aims. grants from YTF, the Youth Tennis ty. Since our inception, we have met Foundation of Florida and the BY EMAIL: [email protected] with several Columbia County com- United States Tennis Association. Dolly Robinson missioners, the Lake City Council This summer of 2020 was to be President and Councilwoman Melinda Moses, our fifth annual James Montgomery LCCCTA LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & COMICS THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 2020 5A

DILBERT DEAR ABBY Teenager kicked out by dad who thinks she’s ungrateful

DEAR ABBY: I am 19 My boyfriend’s parents and have been kicked out want me to convert, but I don’t of my house. I’m grateful want to. Because of this, his for everything my parents relationship with his parents have done for me. My dad is being affected. He plans to continues to compare me to quit his church and become BABY BLUES my older siblings, although an atheist. I don’t know how I’m the exact opposite of them. to feel about this. It would They are not going to college, be hard to convince him to they barely graduated from Abigail Van Buren join my church. We have had high school and continue to www.dearabby.com many fights over this, and I abuse alcohol and drugs. wonder if we should just break I’m in college earning You appear to be mature and up. That way we wouldn’t have almost all A’s. I graduated responsible and doing your to discuss who is converting from high school with flying best to lay the foundation for or where we are going to colors and have a steady job. I a successful future. I applaud marry. Please give me some provide for myself (food, gas, you for it. advice. -- STRESSED IN THE buying anything I need) and If it’s possible for you to ISLANDS pay for car insurance. I have live elsewhere, perhaps with DEAR STRESSED: BLONDIE tried my hardest to be the best other relatives, and avoid your Considering the stance your daughter and a good influence father’s uncalled-for verbal boyfriend’s family’s religion for my younger siblings. abuse, it might be healthier for has on marrying out of the I have asked my father you. Do not expect him to be faith, I’m surprised your multiple times during the last pleased about it, because no relationship has made it this year to stop comparing me to matter how hard you try, you far. Fighting benefits neither of my older siblings. He hasn’t. may never be able to please you. Talking about this calmly Our last conversation was a him, so be prepared. and rationally might bring you few weeks ago, when he told DEAR ABBY: My closer. me to pack my stuff and get boyfriend and I have been If he quits his church, out of the house because I was dating for three years. The his family and friends will an “ungrateful daughter” and one issue we argue about is make every effort to isolate “hoeing around just like my religion. I am a Catholic and and punish him. He may BEETLE BAILEY older siblings.” he’s from another Christian have to completely rebuild I have been focusing denomination. I respect his social relationships. If on my education and can’t all religions and am open- he has any sort of religious understand how he came minded. inclination, rather than him to that conclusion. Frankly, However, after going to overreacting by “becoming I was very hurt he thought his church three times, I an (instant) atheist,” the two that of me. I’m not my didn’t like it at all. They have of you might like to explore siblings; I am myself, and I’m many strict rules which, if finding a denomination doing the best I can to give not obeyed, will result in a together that fills your needs. myself a successful future. person being shunned. What But be prepared for pushback My father refuses to see kind of church does that? because his parents (and that. What should I do? -- They compare Catholics to possibly yours) are not going BEWILDERED DAUGHTER themselves and say everything to like it. IN TEXAS Catholics do is wrong ■ HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Write Dear Abby at DEAR DAUGHTER: I according to the Bible. I have www.DearAbby.com or don’t know what’s wrong with never felt so unwelcome in P.O. Box 69440, your father, but something is. my life. Los Angeles, CA 90069. 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COUNTY, FLORIDA MEDICAL ASSISTANT Poole Realty Ronnie Poole Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623-   GENERAL JURISDICTION DI- 583608 We are seeking a reliable and 386-208-3175 MLS105019 0237 Custom all brick 3/2 home    VISION June 18, 2020 experienced Medical Assistant $435,000 Mayo, 5/3 2-Story on 2.78 acre, porcelain tile, CASE NO. 19000148CAAXMX that is able to multitask and w/over 300 ft on the Suwannee custom cabinets, stainless PUBLIC AUCTION River (high bank), w/irrigation appli. $299,900 MLS107412 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, DITECH FINANCIAL LLC, perform various front office gorgeous oaks, great area, site Plaintiff, Will be held by Davis Towing & and back office clinical duties Recovery, Inc., in Columbia Poole Realty Mindy Wilkison Country Rivers Realty, LLC built homes only. Owner Fi- vs. to keep our Urgent Care Cen- 386-209-7658 MLS105347 386-497-3305 MLS 107478 4/3 nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. JUDITH D. LEWIS, et al. County at 1226 NW Main Blvd., ter running efficiently. Our Lake City, FL 32055. $299,500 Live Oak 4/2.5, “Mid-Century” lakefront, perfect $513/mo 352-215-1018. Defendant(s). Medical Assistant will work di- 2,200+ heated s.f. Energy eff, family starter, split level www.LandOwnerFinancing.com NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE rectly with our healthcare LR w/wet bar. w/basement $175,000 SALE AUCTION 7/3/20 @ 9:00 A.M. providers to triage patients Commerical Properties: Lots in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2017 NISSAN VERSA (record patient information Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 247 Place. Priced to Sell. 4.12 VIN: 3N1CN7AP2HK425861 Poole Realty DAVID MINCEY pursuant to a Final Judgment of such as vital signs, weight and AT 386-590-0157 Cozy 0237 2/1 home with magnificent AC Investments Zoned CG. Foreclosure dated March 13, chief complaint), clean and curb appeal!, updated kit & 8.07 Acres Zoned RMF-1 on 583793 3BR/2BA brick home, Dowling 2020, and entered in prepare exam rooms, run ba- Park, handicapped acces., 55 + bath, screened porch, fenced CR 2528 386-397-0545 June 18, 2020 yard $169,000 MLS 107480 19000148CAAXMX of the Cir- sic in-office labs, collect test comm. MLS#105356 $135,000. Daniel Crapps Agency 386- cuit Court of the THIRD Judicial Notice of Public Sale, Notice is samples, give patient injec- Daniel Crapps Agency, 386- 755-5110 MLS107548 Circuit in and for Columbia hereby given that on 7/7/2020 tions, maintain patient records Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine 755-5110 MLS107509 In newly 100'x400' lot in 3 Rivers Es- County, Florida, wherein at 10:30 am, the following vehi- and assist in basic examina- Tolar 386-365-1548. Cannot developed Woodborough North tates private access to several DITECH FINANCIAL LLC is the cle will be sold at public auction tions. Work in the front office Miss! 3/2 living area with adja- 3/2 w/modern floor plan for en- parks & boat ramps $25,000 Plaintiff and MEED CHRISTO- pursuant to F.S. 713.585 to sat- includes answering phone cent dining. Owner's suite. tertaining $246,600 PHER LEWIS; UNKNOWN isfy towing, storage, and labor calls, greeting patients, data Shed $134,900. MLS105645. Daniel Crapps Agency 386- SPOUSE OF MEED CHRISTO- charges: 2013 KW entry and insurance verifica- Daniel Crapps Agency 397-3002 MLS107633 It's River PHER LEWIS; THE BANK OF tion. Country Rivers Realty, LLC 386-397-3002 MLS107523 Time! Rural living on this #1XKFD49X4DJ358891. The 386-497-3305 MLS105839 Log NEW YORK MELLON FKA vehicle will be sold for Please fax, email or bring by $139,500 Lake City, Totally 100'x168' lot on the Suwannee THE BANK OF NEW YORK, your resume to Mercy Medical home nearly 5 acres! Lots of refurbished., 3/2 cocnc block River NW of Live Oak $21,500 $2433.28. Sale will be held by privacy. Min to Ichetucknee SUCCESSOR INDENTURED lienor at Rush Truck Center- Urgent Care, 2806 W US home w/open floor plan HWY 90, Suite 102, Lake City, Springs. Play or Stay! $120,000  TRUSTEE TO JPMORGAN 510 SW Arrowhead Terrace, Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine   CHASE BANK, N.A., AS IN- Lake City, FL 32024, 386-438- FL 32055, P: 386-758-2944 F: Hallmark Real Estate Koby Tolar 386-365-1548 Superb In- DENTURED TRUSTEE FOR 2300. Pursuant to F.S. 386-758-9822 Email: Adams (386) 623-7840 Town Location. 3/2. living, din- [email protected] THE CWHEQ REVOLVING 713.585, the cash sum amount $230,000 MLS106105 Two-Sto- ing & family room, FP. New Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST, of $2433.28 would be sufficient ry Dream Home! 3BR/3BA. Roof $134,900 MLS 107542 0237 Ground floor 2/2 Condo SERIES 2005-K are the Defen- to redeem the vehicle from the   Detached 2-story garage. located in Country Club, fresh dant(s). P. Dewitt Cason as the lienor. Any owner, lien holders, Poole Realty Anita Handy 386- 208-5877 MLS107551 interior paint, enclosed back clerk of the Circuit Court will or interested parties have a Hallmark Real Estate Anita porch, $120,000 MLS107508 sell to the highest and best bid- right to a hearing prior to the Fri. 6/19 & Sat. 6/20, 8 am-?, Tonetti (386) 697-3780 $159,000 Live Oak, 3/2 1162 der for cash at 173 NE Hernan- sale by filing a demand with the 4345 SW Pinemont Rd, boat, $139,900 MLS106154 Meticu- sq ft, 9ft ceilings, granite coun- tertops, 224 sq ft front porch   do Ave., Lake City, FL 32056, Columbia County Clerk of Cir- tools, furn. HH, clothing. Some- lous 4/2 on 2 acres near all    at 11:00 AM, on July 08, 2020, cuit Court for disposition. The thing for everyone! 623-0679 amenities move in condition Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- the following described proper- owner has a right to recover PUBLISHER'S NOTE 0237 4/2 home in Laurel Lakes ty as set forth in said Final possession of the vehicle prior Country Rivers Realty, LLC S/D, half acre lot, open floor Poole Realty Andrew Poole All Yard Sale Ads 386-497-3305 MLS106585 New Judgment, to wit: to the sale, by posting a bond Must be Pre-Paid. plan, water filtration system, 386-249-4138 MLS106700 LOT 1, BLOCK D, SOUTH- pursuant to F.S. 559.917, and if Paint! Great Location! 3/2, pas- $255,000 MLS107608 $150,000 Live Oak, 2900 sq. ft. WOOD ACRES, “UNIT 1”, AC- sold, proceeds remaining from    ture, lg oaks, 2.48 Acres, com- Commercial Bldg. Downtown, CORDING TO THE PLAT the sale will be deposited with   pletely fenced . $139,999. Hallmark Real Estate Janet Plenty of Rd Frontage on 129 THEREOF RECORDED IN the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Creel (386) 719-0382 $489,000 Daniel Crapps Agency 386- MLS107681 Country Lifestyle PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 76, OF Columbia County for disposi- 755-5110 MLS107046 Top of   THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF tion. Lienor reserves the right to Registered Brangus Bulls 1-3 3/2.5 22 fenced acres 2 story the line in Eastside Village! barn 3 fireplaces sunroom     COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- bid. years old, certified, gentle, 1,812 SqFt w/large kit. Family DA ready to breed. $2000-$2500. rm & living rm $153,000 Property address: 277 SW 583505 352-215-1018. In Print & Online Denise Milligan-Bose Realty BELLMONT DR, LAKE CITY, June 18, 2020 Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine 386-438-5627 REDUCED FL 32024    Tolar 386-365-1548. Has a lot MLS104357 $399,995 3/2 & 3 Any person claiming an interest     to offier 3/2. In town. Updt kit. www.lakecityreporter.com ptl ba. Cherry cab, gran ctrtops, in the surplus from the sale, if Den w/ FP. Encl htd pool/ht tb. heated flrs, gas fpl, off. Elev. any, other than the property $174,900. MLS107070 owner as of the date of the lis Epiphany Catholic School Cows for Sale, 10 head, all pendens must file a claim in ac- PT Bus Driver - with CDL bred, some with calves, $7,500 Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- cordance with Florida Statutes, PT Middle School Math for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. 0237 2/2 home on corner lot, Teacher - FL CERTIFIED Section 45.031. PUBLISHER'S NOTE high ceilings, newer kit. cabi- Dated this 12 day of June, PT Guidance Counselor - nets, fenced yard, in town loca- Licensed or Certified Florida Law 828.29 requires 2020. dogs and cats being sold to be tion, $115,000 MLS107239 P. Dewitt Cason Call 385-752-2320 at least 8 weeks old and have a Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine As Clerk of the Court Generator Service Manager - health certificate from a li- By: /s/ Amber Hancock Tolar 386-365-1548 Home on Responsibilities include over- censed veterinarian document- Lake Montgomery 4/3 upgrad- As Deputy Clerk seeing maintenance and repair ing they have mandatory shots IMPORTANT ed. Hardwood floors. Owner's of customers generators. Ana- and are free from intestinal and suite MLS107301 $290,000 AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- lyze and respond to customer external parasites. Many TIES ACT: If you are a person complaints and requests re- species of wildlife must be li- Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 386- with a disability who requires garding maintenance and repair censed by Florida Fish and 208-3847 MLS107357 accommodations in order to of customers generator, pro- Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- $119,000 Live Oak 2/1.5, in participate in a court proceed- vide cost estimates, ensure tact the local office for informa- country, beautiful property, gal- ing, you are entitled, at no cost sufficient resources to perform tion. ley kitchen, downstairs laundry. to you, the provision of certain maintenance and repairs, order assistance. Please contact: parts, schedule work, and in-    Carrina Cooper, Court Adminis- voice customers. Send resume     tration, 173 NE Hernando Av- with salary requirements to enue, Room 408, Lake City, FL Holly Electric, Inc., P O Box 32055; Phone: 386.758.2163. 2266, Lake City, FL 32056, Want to buy cattle. All kinds Contact Court Administration at drop at 1981 SW Main Blvd., 352-339-3018 least 7 days before your sched- Lake City, FL 32025, fax to Wanted to lease pasture for uled court appearance, or im- (386) 755-5443 or email cattle. 352-339-3018 mediately upon receiving this [email protected] notification if the time before    the scheduled appearance is HELP WANTED less than 7 days; if you are General Aviation Maintenance hearing impaired call 11. experience preferred. License Five Ash Forest, Lake City's Publish In: desirable, but not required. premier 55 plus manuf. home LAKE CITY REPORTER Please Email resume & any in- community. 386-752-7207 Lot Submitted by: quiries/questions to: lease includes water, sewer, Robertson, Anschutz & [email protected] garbage & lawn maintenance. Schneid, P.L. Attorneys for Plaintiff     6409 Congress Avenue Suite 100 Madison County Memorial Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Boca Raton, FL 33487 Hospital Now Hiring Tolar, 386-365-1548. 4BR/3B Telephone: 561-241-6901 Laboratory Manager Formal LR/DR Breakfast nook, Fax: 561-997-6909 Laboratory Technologists wood burning FP. Owners Operating Room RN Circulator suite. $229,900. MLS #101204. 583051 PACU RN June 18, 25, 2020 Registered Nurses Daniel Crapps Agency 386- LPNs and CNAs 397-3002 MLS102311 SUWANNEE RIVER WATER $279,900 Lake City, 3/2 home MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Respiratory Therapists General Maintenance New in Plantations. Volume PUBLIC NOTICE OF Ceilings & lg master suite APPLICATION EVS/Housekeepers Notice is hereby given that pur- Apply Online MCMH.US or Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- suant to Chapter 373, Florida Call (850)973-2271 0237 3/2.5 in Lake City Country Statutes, the following applica- MCMH is an Equal Opportunity Club on 10th fairway, split floor tion for permit was received on Employer plan, wood burning fireplace, June 1, 2020: Drug Free Workplace $279,000 MLS104959 Lewis Walker, Green Mainte- nance & Cleaning, Inc., 262 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Schuck Gln, Lake City, FL By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 32056 has applied for an envi- ronmental resource permit Unscramble these Jumbles, (ERP) application number ERP- one letter to each square, 023-237260-1. The project is to form four ordinary words. located in Columbia County,

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SCOREBOARD though, and so far the NHL ers deserve part of the blame GRADES hasn’t announced where the for digging in their heels and DAVIS games will be played or how it refusing to make sacrifices at TV LISTINGS Continued From 8A will deal with getting players the worst possible time, but Continued From 8A across the Canadian border. the meeting between Manfred Thursday, June 18 BOXING ROGER GOODELL Plus there’s something about and union chief Tony Clark this last fall. The girls qualified for regionals 8 p.m. The NFL commissioner playing hockey in the heat of week showed there was always as a team after finishing ninth at districts, ESPN — Top Rank: Jose Pedraza vs. Mikkel might have scored higher had the summer that’s just not right. plenty of common ground for an led by Audrey Fender’s 27th-place finish LesPierre (Super Lightweights), Las Vegas we been grading earlier. He not Bettman might have been better agreement. Anything less than as a freshman. HORSE RACING 8:30 a.m. only pulled off a virtual draft off doing something he’s already a 70-game season would be a But the boys placed just 12th at dis- NBCSN — IHR: The Royal Ascot, Day 3, but was a surprise hit hosting done once — cancel the season. joke, but Manfred is right about tricts after qualifying for regionals the Ascot Racecourse, Ascot, England the proceedings from his base- GRADE: C one thing — baseball needs to year before. Davis looks to get the boys 1 p.m. ment somewhere outside New be done by the time the calen- back there in 2020 and possibly beyond, FS2 — America’s Day at the Races dar turns to November. along with the girls. GOLF York City. The real test is just ADAM SILVER 11 a.m. starting, though, with a season So far Silver is the, er, gold GRADE: D “This year my goal is for both boys and GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: The RBC looming and two glittering new standard among commissioners. girls to qualify for regionals and state as a Heritage, First Round, Harbour Town Golf stadiums set to open at a time The NBA not only has settled JAY MONAHAN team,” Davis said. “Of course, if not as a Links, Hilton Head, S.C. when no one knows how many team, we want at least some of our athletes 3 p.m. on Orlando, Florida, to host The PGA Tour commissioner GOLF — PGA Tour Golf: The RBC fans — if any — will be let all returning teams but seems stumbled early by trying to to qualify on an individual basis. But the Heritage, First Round, Harbour Town Golf inside. The NFL has so far been to have figured out a lot of the hold the Player’s Championship goal is always the team and that’s what I Links, Hilton Head, S.C. sparing in its details on how it details on just how to play in a before abandoning that after want to focus on, boys and girls qualifying KBO BASEBALL will handle a new season, and bubble. Between the pandemic one round. He said recently for the regional and state events.” 5:25 a.m. ESPN — KT at SK reports of a number of players and Black Lives Matter protests, he stayed awake at night wor- Davis already has familiarity with some 5:25 a.m. (Friday) already testing positive for the though, some players are ques- rying about golf’s return but if of his long distance runners from the ESPN — Doosan at LG virus don’t bode well for a sport tioning the wisdom of resuming the first week at Colonial was track & field season, including Carson NBA BASKETBALL that is more difficult to manage play too soon, and there are any indication, the sport can Chandler, AJ Kihei, Zoey Moss and Gavin 7 p.m. ESPN2 — NBA2K League than others just because of the troubling increases in the posi- be played safely without fans. Satterfield on the boys side and Sarah RUGBY sheer size of the teams. tive test rate in the Orlando area. Monahan has also managed to Simpson and Fender on the girls side, 5:30 a.m. The bottom line is, no one The NBA is a star-driven navigate competing interests assuming they all return to run this fall. FS1 — NRL: Brisbane at Newcastle really knows if the NFL season league and if some of the stars with the Masters and other The covid-19 pandemic has thrown 6 a.m. (Friday) will actually begin as sched- decide it’s either too risky or majors and somehow come a wrench into offseason workouts but FS1 — NRL: Melbourne at Penrith uled less than three months not worth their trouble, the up with a schedule that has a Davis says he plans to begin July 3. He Manfred, Clark reach from now on a Thursday night Florida bubble might look chance of actually working. has his first coach-parent meeting on in Kansas City. more like the NBA’s G League The real test may be the June 26 and is excited to get started. framework for 60 games GRADE: B, which doesn’t instead. Still, Silver seems to Memorial next month, where “The challenges we’re going to face this NEW YORK (AP) — After days of angry include the league’s badly be on the right path. a limited number of fans will year are going to be somewhat different exchanges over money between Major mishandled stance on social GRADE: A- actually be let in and where than we’ve ever faced before just because League Baseball and the players’ association, protests. we can only hope host Jack of covid-19,” Davis said. “So many of the baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred started Nicklaus is wearing a mask. challenges that we’re going to face this to doubt whether there would be a 2020 sea- ROB MANFRED son and said as much on national television. GARY BETTMAN Where do we even start? GRADE: Leaning B-plus, year are going to be the adjustments that He then called union head Tony For a commissioner whose Manfred wasn’t exactly on a but for now an early B. we’re going to have to make in order to Clark and offered to fly from New York to commitment to player health roll even before the pandemic ensure the athletes’ and the coaches’ safe- Arizona to meet for the first time in three is suspect by his refusal to hit with his failure to punish ty as we try to prepare during condition- months. They spoke one on one for hours CATHY ENGELBERT Tuesday in a room at The Westin Kierland acknowledge concussions can Astros players for stealing She’s the newest of all the ing and once the season starts. Resort & Spa in Scottsdale and emerged cause CTE, Bettman might the 2017 World Series and his commissioners, tasked with “But we’re going to have to do things with what MLB considers a framework have been expected to play on unwillingness to make funda- the unenviable task of running differently than they were done in the to play the pandemic-delayed season in when the virus started to cre- mental changes to a game that a league that struggles to be past. We’re going to have to take differ- empty ballparks, not just a proposal. The plan includes full prorated pay, ate havoc. But the NHL quick- is fast becoming unwatchable. viable even in normal times. But ent precautions that we haven’t had to even if games are played in empty ball- ly shut down, and now there’s But trying to pretend that the WNBA has a plan to return consider in the past and it’s going to just parks, people familiar with the details a plan to go straight into play- MLB owners are hurting for a 22-game season in Florida add a unique dimension to how we pre- told The Associated Press. offs this summer and crown a because of the pandemic is and — get this baseball — play- pare for the season and how were per- Each team would play 60 games Stanley Cup champion in the disingenuous at best and an ers will be paid their full salaries. form through the season. It’s challeng- over 10 weeks starting July 20, though a Sunday opener on July 19 could be added. fall. The devil is in the details, outright lie at worst. Yes, play- GRADE: A ing, but I look forward to the challenge.” The framework would result in players receiving about 37% of their salaries and would come to roughly $1.48 billion from salaries originally totaling $4 billion. record it on the league’s test positive or contract the omy. But if NBA players bers would go up.” Baseball’s postseason would expand NBA daily health platform. coronavirus.” aren’t venturing out among DeSantis has said from 10 teams to 16 this year, and the two Continued From 8A “I am optimistic about But by following strict the public, the hope is that Florida’s rising numbers wild card games would transform into an the NBA’s return-to-play rules — including regular no matter what’s going on reflects more testing and eight-team wild-card round with eight best-of-three series. That would create a policies and procedures,” testing, no leaving the beyond Disney’s fences, the other factors, though the minimum of 14 new playoff games and we go? What state has the said Denver coach Michael Disney campus without quasi-bubble for basketball percentage of positive MLB would have the option of 14 or 16 lowest rate? There’s just no Malone, who found out last returning to quarantine, won’t be affected. tests is also significantly postseason teams in 2021. way of finding a sterile envi- month that he had already no unauthorized guests, The rate of positive tests higher than was the case MLB would guarantee a $25 million ronment probably on this postseason players’ pool, creating post- beaten covid-19 after an anti- no family members being in Orange County, which just a couple of weeks ago season shares for players in the event no planet, but certainly, not in body test showed he had permitted to arrive until includes Orlando, in the across the state and in the tickets are sold. this country.” the virus. “They are going late August and, though seven-day period ending Orlando area. The designated hitter would expand Among the details that to do whatever it takes to this likely didn’t need to Tuesday was 6.5%. For the The state’s agriculture to all games for the first time, also involv- were included in the pro- ing games between National League make this the safest envi- be said, no spitting on the seven days immediately commissioner, Nikki teams, for 2020 and 2021. tocols released to teams ronment as possible. There court — the NBA and the preceding that, it was 2.5% Fried, tweeted Tuesday Tuesday night: players will are no guarantees and there NBPA hope the risk is — meaning the rate has that DeSantis “has lost No full shields for NHL be invited to wear what the will be a risk, but I feel con- minimal as teams prepare more than doubled in a control” of Florida’s players upon return league calls a “proximity fident in the measures to be for a Disney stay that one-week span. response to the pandemic alarm” that will set off an taken pre-Orlando and once could exceed three months For tests conducted and recklessly reopened (AP) — NHL players won’t be expect- audio alert when the per- in Orlando.” for the teams that make Tuesday, state officials the state “despite the data ed to wear full face shields if games son is within 6 feet of anoth- True, there will be a risk. the NBA Finals. said that Orange County’s screaming for caution.” resume this summer, though there could be plenty of covered faces around them. er person for more than And the league acknowl- “It’ll still probably bother positive rate was 11.9% — DeSantis is a Equipment changes have not been five seconds and therefore edges that no plan can be everybody that we’re not almost 10 times the rate of Republican; Fried is the a focus of return-to-play negotiations not following social distanc- perfect. home,” Miami center Bam 1.4% recorded as recently only elected Democrat to between the league and players’ union, ing guidelines, plus they “These Protocols are Adebayo said. “But at the as June 3. hold a statewide office. according to a person with knowledge of those talks. The person, who spoke to can choose to wear a ring designed to promote pre- end of the day, we’ll be “It’s concerning but not “My solace is that our The Associated Press on condition of ano- that will generate “a well- vention and mitigation happy to play basketball.” surprising,” Roberts said. guys are not going to be nymity because no agreement has been ness assessment derived strategies to reduce expo- The NBA’s arrival at “I’ve watched this governor out and about in the city reached, said the emphasis has been on from metrics such as body sure to, and transmission Disney is looming as the behave as if the virus is an of Orlando,” Roberts said. testing and other off-ice safety precautions. Because players are expected to be temperature and respirato- of, the coronavirus,” the rate of positive tests around inconvenience as opposed “The players will be flown tested daily, there isn’t expected to be ry and heart rate.” league said. “However, it is the state is rising, and to a virus. So I guess watch- in noncommercial, and additional on-ice equipment required Players and staff also will possible that staff, players, officials such as Gov. Ron ing the way the state is they will essentially be on for practices and games. Deputy be given thermometers and or other participants in the DeSantis are facing criti- adhering or not adhering campus for the entirety of Commissioner Bill Daly additionally said he didn’t anticipate any mandatory equip- a pulse oximeter so they resumption of the 2019-20 cism for re-opening many to CDC guidelines, it’s not their stay until such time ment changes to ensure player safety. can track their data and season nonetheless may parts of the state’s econ- surprising that these num- as their season ends.” THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 18, 2020 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Ent. 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Å Council of Dads “Dear Dad” (N) Å Blindspot “Fire & Brimstone” (N) Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit News Tonight Show WGN-A 16 239 307 Blue Bloods “Erasing History” How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother TVLAND 17 106 304 Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Show Andy Griffith Show Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Two and Half Men Two and Half Men King of Queens KingofQueens OWN 18 189 279 20/20 on OWN “Her Last Chance” 20/20 on OWN 20/20 on OWN “Deadly Daughter?” 20/20 on OWN “Burning Bed” 20/20 on OWN 20/20 on OWN A&E 19 118 265 The First 48 “Stolen Innocence” Å The First 48 “Down a Dark Hallway” The First 48 “Cruel Summer” Å The First 48 Å First 48: Case-Haunts Me The First 48 “End of the Road” Å HALL 20 185 312 “The Perfect Catch” (2017, Romance) Nikki DeLoach, Andrew Walker. Å “You’re Bacon Me Crazy” (2020) Natalie Hall, Michael Rady. Å The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls The Golden Girls FX 22 136 248 (4:00) ››› “Logan” (2017, Action) Å ››› “Furious 7” (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker. A dead man’s brother seeks revenge on the Toretto gang. Å ››› “Furious 7” (2015, Action) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson. Å CNN 24 200 202 The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer Erin Burnett OutFront (N) (Live) Å Coronavirus: Facts and Fears Cuomo Prime Time (N) (Live) Å CNN Tonight with Don Lemon (N) (Live) CNN Tonight with Don Lemon (N) (Live) TNT 25 138 245 Bones “The Bump in the Road” Å Bones “The Don’t in the Do” Å ›› “London Has Fallen” (2016) Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart. Å (DVS) ››‡ “Limitless” (2011) Bradley Cooper. A writer takes a mind-enhancing drug. NIK 26 170 299 The Casagrandes The Loud House SpongeBob SpongeBob ››‡ “Addams Family Values” (1993, Comedy) Anjelica Huston. Premiere. Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å Friends Å PARMT 28 168 241 Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Two and Half Men Movie Å Movie Å MY-TV 29 32 - The Flintstones Happy Days Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Criminal Intent Å Law & Order: Criminal Intent Å Hogan’s Heroes Hogan’s Heroes Carol Burnett Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 (:05) Jessie Å (:35) Raven’s Home (:05) Raven’s Home (:35) Bunk’d Å Bunk’d Å Disney Fam Jam Raven’s Home (:40) Bunk’d Å (:05) Bunk’d Å Gabby Duran (10:55) Bunk’d Disney Fam Jam LIFE 32 108 252 King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens King of Queens USA 33 105 242 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Chicago P.D. “Chasing Monsters” Chicago P.D. “Anthem” Å (DVS) BET 34 124 329 To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced To Be Announced ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Boxing Boxing Boxing SportsCenter With Scott Van Pelt (N) ESPN2 36 144 209 Jalen & Jacoby Questionable NBA2K League The Tipoff Tournament, Day 3. (N Same-day Tape) NFL Live Å SUNSP 37 - - Florida Insider Sport Fishing MLB Baseball From August 9, 2019. Rays All-Access Behind the Seams Florida Insider Fishing Report DISCV 38 182 278 (:09) Naked and Afraid Å (:09) Naked and Afraid XL Å Treasure Island with Bear Grylls Å Naked and Afraid XL: Banished Makani has a falling out with Bulent. (N) Å Naked Castaway “Ed Bares All” Å TBS 39 139 247 Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The Misery Index Conan Å The Misery Index HLN 40 202 204 How It Really Happened Å Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Å Forensic Files Forensic Files FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) The Story With Martha MacCallum (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) (Live) Å Hannity (N) (Live) Å The Ingraham Angle (N) (Live) Å Fox News at Night With Shannon E! 45 114 236 (5:35) Botched ›› “Enough” (2002) Jennifer Lopez. A woman takes her daughter and flees her abusive husband. ›› “Enough” (2002) Jennifer Lopez. A woman takes her daughter and flees her abusive husband. 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PREP CROSS COUNTRY CORONAVIRUS As test numbers Tim Dahlberg Associated Press rise, NBA Virus prepares grades for Disney Positive cases keep going are in, at up in Florida but league believes it’s prepared. least for By TIM REYNOLDS midterms Associated Press t’s been three months and The rate of positive a few days since Adam coronavirus tests in the ISilver pulled the plug on Orlando, Florida, area has NBA games, the first domi- been soaring in recent no in a long row of events to FILE days. The NBA hopes that fall to the covid-19 pandemic. Columbia coach Lawrence Davis talks to his athletes during a track & field practice on Feb. 13. doesn’t matter. Enough time for Silver After spending weeks put- and leaders of other major ting together an incredibly sports to take stock of the elaborate series of health new enemy and the dan- and safety protocols — the Davis takes over at CHS word “testing” appears gers it poses. Enough time to begin sorting out a path 282 times in the docu- back to what will surely be Track & field coach will lead both boys & girls cross country teams ment — the NBA and the a new normal. National Basketball Players By JORDAN KROEGER says he’s ready for the challenge. decision. They’ve now got a body Association believe they of work to analyze, and [email protected] “Cross country is probably one “He’s been a great addition to have done what’s necessary it’s a mixed bag. Though of my personal favorite sports,” our coaching staff as a whole with for the health and safety of Davis said. “I’ve always enjoyed track,” Faulkner said. “I know they nothing could really pre- A familiar face is taking over the 22 teams and others that running and especially running out- didn’t get to finish but what he was pare those in charge of Columbia’s cross country teams. will be part of the season side and trails. That’s where I do doing with them before everything the country’s major sports Lawrence Davis has been hired restart at the Disney campus most of my training, so technically ended, he was doing a great job. for the ravages of the pan- as the new head coach at CHS, near Orlando next month. when I’m outside to get in shape, He had expressed some interest demic, some have risen to a move that was approved by Ready or not, basketball the challenge better than I’m running trails. Cross country is in the cross country position when the school board Tuesday night. is almost back. others. just something I enjoy doing.” we interviewed him for the track He replaces Shelli Shoup, who “No one is suggesting With that in mind, here Davis helped coach the boys position so I asked him if he had stepped down after last season fol- that this is going to be an are the pandemic grades and girls track & field teams to 69 any interest in it and he said he did. infection-free, guaranteed lowing bullying accusations. — let’s be optimistic and top-five finishes this spring, which He’s done a great job with track environment,” NBPA It’ll be the first time coaching call them midterms — for included 22 gold medals in six and I think he’s going to do a great executive director Michele cross country for Davis, who commissioners who have meets before the season was can- job with cross country as well.” Roberts told The Associated returned to Columbia this spring been forced to write a new celed due to covid-19. That impres- Davis takes over a cross country Press. “I guess, unless we playbook: to co-coach track & field with sive resume in such a short period program that had mixed results go to ... well, where would Bruce Johnson after a stint with the of time helped Columbia athletic GRADES continued on 7A Tigers from 1991-1993. But Davis director Steve Faulkner make his DAVIS continued on 7A NBA continued on 7A

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