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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Council HOMECOMING KING looks to Jackson finalize returns Helf to CHS as football firing Resolution for removal coach of city manager on By JORDAN KROEGER Tuesday’s agenda. [email protected] Staff report It didn’t take Columbia High long to find a new The Lake City Council is mov- football coach. ing forward with its removal of The Tigers also didn’t City Manager Joe Helfenberger. have to look very far. At its 6 p.m. meeting Tuesday CHS hired Fort White at City Hall, the council will coach Demetric Jackson consider a final as its new coach Thursday, resolution of with school board approval removal. The scheduled for later this proposed reso- month. lution calls for Jackson replaces Brian Helfenberger to Allen, who resigned after be “permanently 10 seasons this week. It’s a removed from homecoming for Jackson, Helfenberger office effective who played quarterback immediately” for the Tigers in the early upon the council approving it. 1990s and graduated in The council voted 3-2 to 1992 before suiting up for remove Helfenberger from the the Florida Gators. position and to suspend him for Columbia principal Trey 45 days at its June 21 meeting, Hosford and Jackson both with Councilman Todd Sampson confirmed the news to laying out 13 reasons for the the Lake City Reporter on move. Mayor Stephen Witt and Thursday. Councilman Chris Greene voted Jackson leaves Fort against Helfenberger’s removal. White as the program’s A temporary resolution was all-time wins leader after delivered to Helfenberger within 14 seasons, posting a 90-61 three days, as is required by the record. The Indians made city’s charter. the FHSAA playoffs in all Helfenberger was provid- but two of those seasons, ed five days by the charter to winning three district request a hearing. However, in titles and advancing to the a letter to City Attorney Fred regional finals four times Koberlein delivered Tuesday, after Jackson took over Helfenberger’s counsel, Thomas in 2007 following seven A. “Tad” Delegal III, with Delegal years as an assistant at the & Poindexter, said the manager school. didn’t believe it was “a wise use While Jackson said he of resources to challenge the didn’t throw his hat into the termination” since he “strongly ring to apply for Columbia’s suspects” the council will vote to head job when Allen was end his employment after three hired prior to the 2011 sea- years of leading the city. son, he believes now is the The proposed resolution right time to take over the states the council agrees that the Tigers. He said he wanted terms of Helfenberger’s contract to grow more as a head — paying him the 12 weeks of coach at that time, which severance, 12 weeks of benefits he believes he did during and compensation or ay accrued his tenure at Fort White. time off — are in the city’s best Jackson is ready for a interest. new challenge, eager to Sampson, when reached build upon the winning FILE Wednesday by phone, said he foundation laid at Columbia Demetric Jackson, a former Columbia High star, was hired as the Tigers’ new football coach Thursday. was in favor of following that JACKSON continued on 8A Jackson had spent the past 14 seasons as Fort White’s coach. FIRING continued on 8A GWGW HUNTER HUNTER 1130 WEST US 90 386-752-5890 VISIT YOUR LOCAL Deposits Happen CHEVRON STATION

Vol. 147, No. 75 Obituaries...... 2A CALL US: TODAY’S WEATHER (386) 752-1293 Faith & Values . . . . . 3A Opinion ...... 4A SUBSCRIBE TO 85 73 THE REPORTER: Advice & Comics . . . . . 6A-7A Voice: 755-5445 Fax: 752-9400 A few showers, 2A Classifieds ...... 3B-4B 2A FRIDAY, JULY 2, 2021 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER OBITUARIES Shane Jay Boone FL; brothers, Sebastian Boone, September 24, 1946, to the late Powell-Brewer, of Augusta, Joan QUICK HITS Shane Jay Boone, 23 of Lake Titusville, FL, Ryan Collins Jessie Mae Brown and Booker Ann Powell-Murphy, Faye Ann City, passed away unexpected- (Alexis) and Skyler Boone T. Combs. She attended the Powell-Jones, Pauline Powell- Scripture of the Day ly on Monday, both of Lake City, FL and Jude Public Schools Griffin, Pastor Angelina Rochelle “For I say, through the grace given unto me, to every June 28, 2021. Boone, Brantley Boone, Micah System of Powell-Hannah (Antonio), and man that is among you, not to think of himself more He was born Bussey all of Mayo, FL; sisters, Columbia Annette Powell-Whitfield all of highly than he ought to think; but to think soberly, in Gainesville, Shawna Boone, Ft. White, FL, County, Lake City, FL; three brothers, according as God hath dealt to every man the mea- Florida on Kaila Stamper, Bloomington, IN Florida and Charles Tyrone Powell, Andrew sure of faith.” — Romans 12:3 (KJV) February 18, and Keira Land, Mayo, FL; and departed Powell, Jr. (Marie), Lake City, 1998. He has numerous extended family and this life on Florida and Vanus Powell (Rema) lived most of friends. Wednesday, Madison, Florida,; a host of niec- Thought for Today his life in Lake City, Florida. A celebration of Shane’s life June 23, 2021. es, nephews, cousins, extended The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer He was a roofer by trade. In his will be conducted on Saturday, Betty graduated from family and friends. somebody else up. spare time he enjoyed being a July 10, 2021 at 2:00 P.M. in the Richardson High School, were Homegoing celebration will — , 1835-1910, American writer father, fishing and going to the Gateway-Forest Lawn Memorial she played basketball and loved be 11 A.M. Saturday, July 3, 2021 beach. Chapel with Pastor Travis interior design. Employed from the sanctuary of the Bread Shane was preceded in Buchanan and Pastor Kevin at the Lake City Veterans of Life Outreach Ministries, 898 death by his grandfather, Larry Wright officiating. The family Administration Hospital for over S.W. Deputy J. Davis Lane, Lake Winning Lottery Numbers Stamper. will receive friends beginning at 30 years where she retired in City, Florida. Committal services Pick 3: (Wednesday p.m.) 0-5-9 Shane leaves behind many 1:00 P.M. (one hour prior to the 1997. will follow in the Matthews Pick 4: (Wednesday p.m.) 4-1-7-7 loved ones including but cer- services) at the funeral home. She was preceded in death by Cemetery. Professional Mortuary Fantasy 5: (Wednesday) 2-13-17-19-30 tainly not limited to his father, Arrangements are under the her beloved son Darrell Aloypuis Services entrusted to ERIC A. Shawn Boone, Merritt Island, direction and care of GATEWAY- Harps, parents, grandparents, and BROWN & SON FUNERAL FL; his mother, Shannon Dyal FOREST LAWN FUNERAL several other close relatives and HOME. See an error? The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news (Danny), Ft. White, FL; girl- HOME, 3596 S. US HWY 441, friends. items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, friend, Kaitlyn Hobby, Lake City, Lake City, FL, 32025, 386-752- She leaves to cherish her James C. Williams please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will FL; step-daughter, Kylie Hobby, 1954. Please leave words of memories: three sons, John T. James C. Williams aka JC or run in this space. Thanks for reading. Lake City, FL; step mother, Tara comfort for the family at www. Underwood and David Harps, Levi, 74 of Lake City, passed (Boone) Townsend, Lake City, gatewayforestlawn.com. Jr. (Aronia) all of Lake City, away June 16, 2021 at his home FL; grandparents, Leon Wilson, FL, Tyrone Bernard Harps, of after a long illness. He was born Mims, FL, Linda Wilson, Mims, Mrs. Betty Jean Brown-Harps Atlanta, GA; seven sisters, Bobby July 2, 1946 in Live Oak, Fl, to Submissions The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption FL, Patricia Stamper, Titusville, Mrs. Betty Jean Brown-Harps Jean Powell-Perry (Albert) the late Walter C and Dorothy L information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would FL, Diane Coker, Lake City, was born in Lake City, Florida on of Lake City, FL, Shirley Ann Clements Williams. like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture He is preceded in death by and information to editor Jamie Wachter at NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION his brothers Ray Williams and [email protected]. Billy Williams, sisters Dorothy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 171.044, Florida Statutes, as amended, Beasley and Janie Russ and that the ordinance, which title hereinafter appears, will be considered for enactment grandson Brandon Gaskins. Lake City Reporter by the City Council of the City of Lake City, Florida, on July 19, 2021 at 6:00 p.m., in James is survived by his HOW TO REACH US ADVERTISING the Council Chambers, located at 205 N Marion Ave, 2nd Fl, Lake City, Florida and via brother Lamar Williams, sons Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 Director Chris Ratliff Fax number ...... 752-9400 (386) 754-0417 communications media technology. Paul (Nancy) Williams, Gary Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) Online . . .www lakecityreporter. com. (Sherry) Williams and daughter CLASSIFIED At the aforementioned meeting all interested parties be heard with respect to the The Lake City Reporter, an affiliate Donna (Tony) Gaskins, grand- of Community Newspapers Inc., Kym Harrison ordinance. 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The title of said ordinance reads, as follows: REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Friday, Jul. 2 Friday's highs/Friday night's low ORDINANCE NO. 2021-2199 Valdosta City Saturday Sunday AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, PURSUANT TO 85/72 Jacksonville Cape Canaveral 87/75/sh 86/77/t PETITION NO. ANX 20-03, RELATING TO VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION; Tallahassee Lake City 89/74 85/73 Daytona Beach 86/74/sh 87/73/t MAKING FINDINGS; ANNEXING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED 84/73 Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 88/76/s 90/75/pc IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA, WHICH IS REASONABLY COMPACT, Pensacola 86/73 88/74 Ft. Lauderdale 92/77/sh 89/78/sh 87/75 Panama City 84/72/sh 86/71/t AND CONTIGUOUS TO THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, 82/75 Gainesville Ocala 86/73/sh 87/72/t FLORIDA, INTO THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA; 87/74 Jacksonville 90/81/s 89/80/s PROVIDING SEVERABILITY; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 89/75 86/76 Lake City 83/71/sh 84/70/t AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE Miami 89/78/s 88/79/sh Tampa Naples 86/76/s 89/75/s 89/78 All members of the public attending the public hearing at City Hall, located at 205 N West Palm Beach Ocala 85/73/sh 87/72/t Marion Ave, 2nd Floor Council chambers, Lake City, FL. 32055, are strongly encouraged 85/78 Orlando 88/75/sh 89/74/t to wear a mask for the duration of the meeting. Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 80/75/sh 81/74/sh Ft. Myers 87/76 Pensacola 85/73/t 84/74/t 87/77 Naples Tallahassee 81/72/sh 82/71/sh Members of the public who plan on attending the public hearing via communications 89/77/t 91/76/t 87/77 Miami Tampa media technology, can do so at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85143910809 or by telephonic 87/78 Valdosta 81/71/sh 83/70/sh by toll number (no cost to the City), audio only: at 1.346.248.7799. Key West W. Palm Beach 92/80/sh 88/81/sh 88/80 Meeting ID: 851 4391 0809# Then it will ask for Participant Identification Number, just press #. or by telephonic by toll-free number (cost per minute, billed to the City, zero cost LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX to the caller), audio only: at 1.888.788.0099. Meeting ID: 851 4391 0809# Then it will ask for Participant Identification Number, just press #. TEMPERATURES SUN High Thursday 87 Sunrise today 6:33 a.m. Low Thursday 74 Sunset today 8:36 p.m. 10 The public may participate at the appropriate time via: (i) video conference by utilizing the Normal high 91 Sunrise tom. 6:33 a.m. Extreme software chat function or raise hand function to request to speak; or (2) telephonically by Normal low 72 Sunset tom. 8:36 p.m. 20 mins to burn using dialing *9 to raise hand. The Chair will allow for sufficient time for all participants Record highhi 100 in 1990 Today’s to be heard. Record low 65 in 1981 MOON ultra-violet Moonrise today 1:45 a.m. radiation risk PRECIPITATION Moonset today 2:19 p.m. for the area on Those attendees wishing to share a document must email the item to submissions@lcfla. a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 2:13 a.m. com no later than noon on the day of the meeting. Thursday 0.00" to 10+. Month total 0.00" Moonset tom. 3:13 p.m. To receive a copy of the agenda packet with supporting documentation, please contact the Year total 27.10" City Clerk’s Office at [email protected] or 386.719.5826. Normal month-to-date 7.60" Normal year-to-date 23.38" Jul 9 Jul 17 Jul 23 Jul 31 The public hearing may be continued to one or more future dates. Any interested party New First Full Last shall be advised that the date, time and place of any continuation of the public hearing shall be announced during the public hearing and that no further notice concerning the matter will be published, unless said continuation exceeds six calendar weeks from the date of the above referenced public hearing. WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY 90° 7a Actual 1p high 7p Average high 6a On July 2, 1833, an unusually large New All persons are advised that if they decide to appeal any decision made at the above Actual low Average low England tornado, one- 90° half to three-fourths of a referenced public hearing, they will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such mile wide, went from purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, 80° Salem Pond to Norton which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. 70° Pond, Vt. and then into . It destroyed 60° everything in its path. Persons with disabilities requesting reasonable accommodations to participate in these 50° proceedings should contact Joyce Bruner, Office of City Manager, 386.719.5768 at least 48 40° hours prior to the proceedings. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the 30° Florida Relay Service at 800.955.8770 (voice) or 800.955.8771 (TTY). Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu FAITH & VALUES

Friday, July 2, 2021 www.lakecityreporter.com 3A What is freedom? One nation hat is freedom? Freedom is not the right to do anything, but the abil- Our culture ity to do the right thing. That is not how most of our Wsays that true world understands freedom. freedom is the right to do under God anything I want. Anything that perfect us rather than is lessened because we that I think will make me those that offer only empty struggle to break free from do not know how you happy. Anything that I promises. the powers of sin. plan to celebrate our think will solve whatev- Being more free is living Our culture rejects this I nation’s independence er problem that I have. in accordance with what truth. However, that does on this fourth of July This leads to increasingly befits the human person. not make it any less true. It because when I look at unusual choices. Bob Hoffman We have the ability to just makes it less popular. the news headlines today It often leads to choices [email protected] choose those things that In our flawed humanity, concerning our nation that are not the best for me. lead to our greatest flour- we cannot gain eternal there is not a whole lot to Choices that do me harm in ishing as human beings. life on our own. We need celebrate. the end. But I insist on my that freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in Habitually good choices God’s grace to follow the We are a nation that right to make such choices. build virtues. Those virtues path to which God calls us. doesn’t like to acknowl- Robert Bass It also leaves unanswered having the right to do what we ought.” This is count- make it easier to make In this period of history edge that we are in trou- [email protected] the question of what hap- further good choices. All after Christ’s birth, death, ble. No politician can fix pens when my choices er to our culture today. unholy, unloving, irrec- Freedom is not the right to choices can be seen as and resurrection, the bap- it. We desperately need start to affect others. There ones that either lead us tized, according to Saint help that can only come oncilable, slanderers, might be no underlying do anything, but the ability without self-control, to do the right thing. That is closer to God or not. This Augustine, are able to avoid from one source. shared values to govern any is a continual journey. It is choosing sin through that Please read Psalm 33. brutal, without love for sort of common good. But, not how most of our world what is good, traitors, understands freedom. one that tells us that true grace. One day, we hope As you have read this as humans, we are inter-re- happiness is found in virtue to see God face to face…in psalm, this verse might reckless, conceited, lated. My choices seldom The moral theology of lovers of pleasure rath- Saint Thomas Aquinas that is continually devel- what is called the beatific have caught your atten- affect only me. They affect tion. “Happy is the focuses on a virtue-driven oped through our choices vision. And, united with A nation can only be happy and others. When they do, then in life. God at that time, Augustine nation who God is what? path toward our final end. blessed when their God is the Toward life with God. Conversely, choosing says that we will no longer the Lord —- the In 1995, Pope John Paul sin does not make us more be able to choose sin. people he has cho- Lord of the Bible. For this to hap- II visited Oriole Park at For Saint Thomas, true pen in our country, the body of freedom is a freedom for free. It makes us less free. We have likely unfortu- sen to be his own Camden Yards in Baltimore In choosing sin, we become nately seen others whose possession!” Christ must fulfill the great com- and said, “Every generation excellence. Freedom is the power to choose the things slaves to sin. Our freedom After reading this mission through evangelism and of Americans needs to know HOFFMAN continued on 8A psalm you might discipleship. have noticed that we have a worship prob- lem here in this country er than lovers of God, and it shows. holding to the form of ‘From whom all blessings flow’ Paul wrote to godliness but denying Timothy what our wor- its power. (2 Timothy y friend Donald Blessings come in many forms. A new truck. Misfortune ship problem would 3:2-5) has a new truck. that could have been worse. Having a loving family. be in the last days that A nation can only be It’s one of those M Improved health. would lead to difficult happy, blessed when huge trucks that’s so high times. He wrote that their God is the Lord off the ground anyone fence, and landed against one huge smile, and he people would be lovers of the Bible. For this to under five- and one-half the house causing some told me about his children of themselves, lovers of happen in our country, feet tall needs a ladder to roof damage. Apparently and grandchildren. He money, boastful, proud, the body of Christ must there was no structural get in the cab. Four doors. concluded by saying that demeaning, disobedient fulfill the great commis- Leather seats. All sorts damage. Photos of the he was a blessed man. to parents, ungrateful, BASS continued on 8A of hi-tech accessories. I scene could be captioned Ginny recently had can’t say for sure, but I Jimmy Deas with the headline, WHAT cataract surgery and the wouldn’t be surprised if [email protected] A MESS! As bad as it doctor says it was success- the thing wasn’t equipped was, it could have been ful. Her vision is vastly a mini-fridge, video screen, replied, “I am blessed” worse. If the tree had fall- improved, and she is able en two feet more toward and complimentary John and then pointed a finger to see things more clearly. the house it would have Construction/Debris Containers Available Wayne movies. upward to the sky. I got his She told me, “I am bless- This truck makes my caused major damage. meaning. He was giving ed.” Nissan Frontier look like a Instead of complaining B. credit where credit is due. Blessings come in puny imitation of a truck. J. said they were blessed. 755-7060 David and B. J. returned many forms. A new truck. For what that truck cost On Father’s Day a man Misfortune that could 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. home after one of our sitting at the next table in you could buy a small have been worse. Having Delivered to your job site today. yacht, pay four years of unpredictable Florida the restaurant was wear- college tuition, or buy a storms and discovered a ing a T-shirt that read, DEAS continued on 8A dozen sheets of plywood. tree down in their front WORLDS GREATEST After enviously admiring yard. Falling trees aren’t PAPA. Men don’t buy the truck, I jokingly said, particular where they those shirts for them- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING “Somebody got a raise.” fall or what they destroy. selves, they are a gift from Planning and Zoning Board/Historic Board/Board of Adjustments After all, you don’t accuse They fall at the mercy of someone in the family — BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, a friend of robbing a bank, the wind and gravity. This children or grandchildren. FLORIDA, SERVING ALSO AS THE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY/HISTORICAL swindling their employer, particular tree smashed This man was proud to BOARD AND BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS OF THE CITY OF LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, or taking advantage of the television satellite dish, wear that shirt. When NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to Section 163.3161 through 163.3248, some elderly person. knocked down some of I commented about the Florida Statutes, as amended, and the City of Lake City Land Development Regulations, Donald smiled and their decorative wooden shirt, his face turned into as amended, objections, recommendations and comments concerning the agenda, as described below, will be heard by the Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Lake City, Florida, serving also as the Local Planning Agency of the City of Lake City, Florida, at a CODE ENFORCEMENT SPECIAL MAGISTRATE CITY OF LAKE CITY public hearing, to be held live -in person, on Wednesday July 14, 2021 at 5:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard. July 08, 2021 at 1:00 PM Venue: City Hall 205 N Marion Ave, Lake City, Fl. 32055 -council chambers AGENDA- PLANNING & ZONING BOARD-REGULAR SESSION- Due to the COVID-19 social distancing requirements, the City of Lake City will hold the 5:30 P.M.- Wednesday July 14, 2021 1. INVOCATION 2. ROLL CALL 3.-MINUTES: To approve the minutes of the May 18, July 08, 2021 Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Meeting via telephonic and video 2021 Meeting conferencing communications media technology. To participate: The Code Enforcement 4.NEW BUSINESS: Special Magistrate Meeting instructions are located at the end of this agenda. a. Z 21-05- an application submitted by Brad Dicks (agent) for DD of N Florida Inc, to AGENDA amend the Official Zoning Atlas of the Land Development Regulations by changing the ROLL CALL MINUTES zoning district from Residential Single Family 3 (RSF 3) to Residential Multifamily 2 (RMF-2) on property described, as follows: Parcel No. 13319-000/13315-000/133169- OLD BUSINESS 000/13316-002 a. CASE 2018-283 OWNER: Diane Sherwin ADDRESS: PARCEL: 11924-000 5.OLD BUSINESS: NONE 6. WORKSHOP QUESTIONS: 7. ADJOURNMENT REQUEST TO FILE LIEN PURSANT TO 162.09 (FL STATUTE), CITY TO AGENDA- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT-Regular Session- PROCEED WITH FORECLOSURE PROCESS AS LIEN HAS NOT BEEN PAID 5:45 pm- Wednesday July 14, 2021 b. CASE 12-148 OWNER: The Bay 421 Land Trust dated 4/1/2021 ADDRESS:628 se 1. Roll ca11 2. MINUTES: To approve the minutes of the May 18, 2021 Meeting. 3.New Saint Johns St PARCEL: 13356000 REQUEST TO FILE LIEN PURSANT TO 162.09 Business: (FL STATUTE), CITY TO PROCEED WITH FORECLOSURE PROCESS AS LIEN 4. OLD BUSINESS: NONE 5. WORKSHOP QUESTIONS: 6. ADJOURNMENT HAS NOT BEEN PAID AGENDA- HISTORICE PRESERVATION AGENCYREGULAR SESSION c. CASE 12-149 Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Agenda July 08, 2021 OWNER: 6:00 p.m. Wednesday July 14, 2021 The Bay 421 Land Trust dated 4/1/2021 ADDRESS:614 se Saint Johns St PARCEL: 1. ROLL CALL 2. MINUTES: To approve the minutes of the May 18, 2021 Meeting 13355000 REQUEST TO FILE LIEN PURSANT TO 162.09 (FL STATUTE), CITY 3.- CONSENT AGENDA a. COA 21-18, submitted by Paul Spicer, contractor for Sophia Sterling, owner, TO PROCEED WITH FORECLOSURE PROCESS AS LIEN HAS NOT BEEN PAID requesting a Certificate of Appropriateness in a residential single family district (RSF3) d. CASE 18-575 OWNER: Nadine O'neail ADDRESS:182 NW Washington PARCEL: zoning district as established in section 4.5.1 of the Land Development Regulations and 11978-000 REQUEST TO FILE LIEN PURSANT TO 162.09 (FL STATUTE), CITY located within the View shed of the Lake Desoto Historic District, established in Section TO PROCEED WITH FORECLOSURE PROCESS AS LIEN HAS NOT BEEN PAID 10.11.2, of the Land Development Regulations on property described as Columbia e. NEW BUSINESS. Discuss IPMC 109.1 Imminent Danger-Authority County Parcel 11975-000 , as lying within the City of Lake City, Florida, City Limits. b. COA 21-19, submitted by Dr. Debra Griffin, owner, requesting a Certificate of f. CASE 21-87 OWNER: Wannie Lee Trust ADDRESS:418 SE Evergreen PARCEL: Appropriateness in a commercial general (cg) zoning district as established in section 07770-000 Violations: IPMC 2018-301.2 Responsibility, 2018-301.3 Vacant Structures 4.12.1 of the Land Development Regulations and located within the View shed of the and Land, 2018-302.4 Weeds, 2018-302.8 Motor Vehicles, 109.1 Imminent Danger, Lake Isabella Historic District, established in Section 10.11.2, of the Land Development 108.5 Prohibited Occupancy, 108.1.1 Unsafe Structure, 108.1 General, 110.1 General Regulations on property described as Columbia County Parcel 12647-000, as lying Demolition within the City of Lake City, Florida, City Limits. c. COA 21-20, submitted by Duane Thomas, owner, requesting a Certificate of g. vii. removed CASE 21-84 OWNER: Cleo Cushion ADDRESS: 213 NE Martin Appropriateness in a commercial general zoning district as established in section 4.12.1 Luther King St PARCEL: 10955-000 Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Agenda of the Land Development Regulations and located within the View shed of the Lake July 08, 2021 Violations: IPMC 2018-301.3 Vacant Structure and Land, 2018-304.1 Isabella Historic District, established in Section 10.11.2, of the Land Development General, 2018 304.6 Exterior Walls, 2018-304.7 Roofs and Drainage, 110.1 Gernal Regulations on property described as Columbia County Parcel 12762-000, as lying Demolition within the City of Lake City, Florida, City Limits. 4.-NEW BUSINESS: NONE 5.OLD BUSINESS NONE 6. WORKSHOP QUESTIONS h. CASE 2021-99 OWNER: Bianca Washington ADDRESS:180 SE McCray Ave 6.- ADJOURNMENT PARCEL: 13264-000 Violations: City Code-22-181 purpose, 22-153 purpose, 22- 172 applicability, 22- 155 maintenance, 22-191 Pubic Nuisance, IPMC: 2018-301.2 Meeting Instructions: Responsibility, 2018-304.1 General, 2018-304.18.2 Windows, 2018-305.1.1 Unsafe Those attendees wishing to share a document must email the item to submissions@lcfla. com no later than noon on the day of the meeting. Pursuant to 286.0105, Florida Statutes, conditions, 2018 402.1 Habitable spaces, 2018- 404.4 Bedroom and Living room the City hereby advises the public if a person decides to appeal any decision made by requirements, 2018-502.2 Rooming Houses, 304.3 Premise Identification the City Council with respect to any matter considered at its meetings or hearing, he i. CASE 21-68 OWNER: Whiddon Construction ADDRESS:547 SSE Putnam-vacant or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may PARCEL: 113406-001 Violations: IPMC 2018-302.4 weeds need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes j. CASE 18-348 OWNER: Patti Shaw ADDRESS:488 NW Wilson PARCEL: 11255000 the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. Special requirements: Pursuant to 286.26, Florida Statutes, persons needing special accommodations to Violations: IPMC 2018 302.4 Weeds, 304.1 General, 304.13 Windows/Doors, 305.4 participate in this meeting should contact the Growth Management Office at walking surface, 108.1 Unsafe structure, 110.1 General Demolition ADJOURNMENT (386)719-5750. OPINION

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OUR OPINION Allen leaves quite a legacy at Columbia rian Allen was more than a great football coach at Columbia High School. B But as his 86-33 record in 10 seasons with 10 playoff berths indicate, Allen was definitely a great coach. Still, his impact has been felt far beyond the gridiron. During his time at CHS, which ended with his resig- nation Tuesday, Allen had around 60 players sign schol- arships to play in college, around 60 guys who have had the chance to also further their education and better themselves. In his statement confirming Allen’s departure, Columbia principal Trey Hosford praised him for his dedication to the school as a whole. That was just the beginning. As the news broke online Wednesday night, the outpouring of love and respect for Allen was overwhelming from his players, both former and current. Most of those credited Allen for changing their lives, whether that was through instilling a fierce work ethic or just through talks and conversations about becoming a man. It’s a tremendous tribute for a coach, many of whom Homicides on historic rise in major cities get into coaching to try and mold young people’s lives. It’s clear that Allen is leaving behind quite the legacy at Columbia. The impact of our war on police TODAY IN HISTORY uppose you’re in a battlefield increase in homicides was a much with bad guys coming at higher, an unbelievable 92 percent On this date: Syou full force and you have in Louisville and 95 percent in the means of stopping them, but, Milwaukee. In 1776, the Continental Congress passed a resolution while calling your own troops Hey, the pandemic did it, some saying that “these United Colonies are, and of right names, you pull them off the field, say, but a precise study shows ought to be, free and independent States.” letting the bad guys have their the big bump did not come until In 1867, ’s first elevated rail line, a single murderous way. That’s not that virulent anti-police protests went track between Battery Place and Greenwich Street, went far from what we’ve done in the national. Nothing exacerbates into operation. United States of America with crime like the lessened prevention In 1881, President James A. Garfield was shot by cops, and we thus have had an Jay Ambrose that followed, and those who think Charles J. Guiteau at the Washington railroad station; egregious rise. Guess [email protected] police a foremost threat to Black Garfield died the following September. (Guiteau was who pays the most: our Black Americans should consider the hanged in June 1882.) American citizens that is that police are hard to exceptional death toll experienced In 1917, rioting erupted in East St. Louis, Illinois, as It is terrible, terrible, terrible replace at the moment. by Black Americans. white mobs attacked Black residents; nearly 50 people, that some of our police have them- We’ve had thousands of pro- Those in tough neighborhoods mostly Blacks, are believed to have died in the violence. selves done horrible things, but tests saying abolish cops and obviously know more about this In 1937, aviator Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred while the George Floyd tragedy hundreds of riots saying the issue from direct experience Noonan disappeared over the Pacific Ocean while attempting signaled a deep need for reform, than our political betters do from to make the first round-the-world flight along the equator. the Democrats preferred denying Nothing exacerbates crime ideological contemplation, and In 1961, author Ernest Hemingway shot himself to Republicans any say to getting like the lessened prevention guess what 80 percent have said death at his home in Ketchum, Idaho. anything done. Police are still that followed, and those to Gallup about cops. They want In 1963, President John F. Kennedy met Pope Paul VI at being universally demeaned as who think police a foremost them around. the Vatican, the first meeting between a Catholic U.S. chief immoral racists and, in some threat to Black Americans President Joe Biden wants to executive and the head of the Roman Catholic Church. major cities, police forces have shoul dconsider the excep- give communities money to help In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law been at least temporarily stripped tional death toll experienced the cops in whatever way is most a sweeping civil rights bill passed by Congress. of significant funds. Police have by Black Americans. needed, a good idea, especially if In 1976, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Gregg v. Georgia, retired early and quit in record he takes the money from some of ruled 7-2 the death penalty was not inherently cruel or numbers. same thing, using violence as an his suspect ambitions. He wants unusual. Those numbers? It’s 3,700 beat exclamation mark. Defunding has gun dealers with federal licenses In 1982, Larry Walters of San Pedro, California, used cops who are gone, it is reported, proceeded. Portland, for instance, to abide by the rules and univer- a lawn chair equipped with 45 helium-filled weather bal- and think of a policewoman in cut a police budget in 2020 by $16 sal background checks. Common loons to rise to an altitude of 16,000 feet; he landed eight Asheville, North Carolina, who million after 12 homicides and sense, right? His wish for gun miles away in Long Beach. was written about in The New then experienced 44 more homi- bans will unlikely make a dent in In 1986, ruling in a pair of cases, the Supreme Court York Times. Because of her pre- cides with 200 police officers tak- the 400 million already out there, upheld affirmative action as a remedy for past job discrim- sumably mistaken career, friends ing off and the homicides in 2021 however. President Barack Obama ination. quit talking to her. Relatives quit getting worse. spent eight years threatening In 1990, more than 1,400 Muslim pilgrims were killed talking to her. A demonstrator set For more, consider how experts gun controls, saw gun sales spiral in a stampede inside a pedestrian tunnel near Mecca, her clothes on fire. As quoted in are telling us that homicides went instead and was often called the Saudi Arabia. the Times, she said, “I am drown- up by a whopping, incredible world’s best gun salesman. n Associated Press ing in this politically charged 30 percent in 34 of the nation’s atmosphere of hate and destruc- largest cities, a historic rise, in n Jay Ambrose is an op-ed columnist for tion.” She quit. One problem with 2020. The bloody, ugly, inhumane Tribune News Service. Lake City Reporter LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Serving Columbia County Since 1874 The Lake City Reporter is published with pride City’s problems are self-inflicted for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun- To the Editor: suddenly jumped back into the cussed or acted upon without due ties by Community Newspapers Inc. city manager position without due process? We believe strong newspapers build strong Any wounds or humiliation for process? I thought the hiring and It seems to me that the city will communities —-“Newspapers get things done!” the city appear to be self-inflicted. firing of personnel is the purview of be liable again in its ill-considered Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and After reading the LCR headlines the city manager not the council or actions. profitable community- oriented newspapers. and comments on social media out- outspoken citizens by fiat. This mission will be accomplished through the bursts I was more concerned and What was the plan? Who autho- Tracie Hair teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, confused than ever! rized the firing and rehiring of Ms. Lake City integrity and hard work. How could anyone who was let Fields? What was the process? How go “at will” during probation be could any of these matters be dis- Todd Wilson, Publisher Jamie Wachter, Editor Dink NeSmith, President Are you woke yet? Tom Wood, Chairman To the Editor: him that the 2nd Amendment was nuclear weapons, no matter what put in so Patriots could protect they protested. We have been taught in school themselves from a tyrannical gov- If you watch any news channel, that the U.S government is a ernment he said “we’ll just nuke none have questioned the threat LETTERS POLICY government “of the people by the you.” made by the puppet president, people and for the people.” This week while giving a fluff but were all offended when Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written But on January 20, 2021, a dis- speech about ending gun vio- President Trump called the guised communist administration lence in America, the people so-called peaceful BLM protest- and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and has been installed to make the saying that they need an AR-15 ers that were burning and loot- libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s citizens subject to their every to protect Patriots from a tyran- ing, what they are, criminals. name, address and telephone number for verification. demand. If you have an opinion nical government his solution So while you relish that the Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers and dare to express it, you will was “Patriots may have an AR-15 leftist DOJ is arresting and pros- and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. not only be banned from social but the government has nuclear ecuting Trump supporters that media and possibly lose your weapons.” were at the capital on January job, you will be called a liar and The American people were 6th, just wait. Soon they will turn BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL not allowed to defend yourself ( offended by a President that on you. 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. unless you are a Democrat). promoted America First so they BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. In 2020, while running for polit- installed the anti-American Stephen Lauber BY EMAIL: [email protected] ical office, a Democrat spoke of puppet. 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classroom. Coach Jackson School opening in 2000, JACKSON is a Columbia High School Jackson was an assistant JV Continued From 1A graduate who understands coach at Buchholz and the what it means to wear the defensive coordinator for two where Allen had an 86-33 Purple & Gold. Go Tigers!” seasons. He then made the record and made the playoffs What was once a short move to Fort White when the in all 10 seasons. That includ- timeline at Columbia has school opened, spending one ed three district titles, one shifted to Fort White. year as the middle school state semifinal berth and two Principal Keith Couey told head coach, two years as the more trips to the regional the Reporter he hopes to defensive backs coach and finals. hire a new coach as a soon as four years as the defensive “I think I’ve kind of possible and wished Jackson coordinator before becoming reached the pinnacle here at the best of luck at Columbia. the varsity head coach. COURTESY Fort White,” Jackson said. “We’ll put a search out It’s a big jump for Jackson, Rep. Chuck Brannan is pictured with parents and their children who ben- “I’ve kind of brought them and see what we can find,” who has never been a head efited from hearing and screening tests June 25 at a Macclenny daycare. as far as I think I can bring Couey said. “Demetric is a coach above the Class 4A them. I think it’s time for a great guy. He’s done a great level. Fort White was a 1A new voice and a new lead- job. He deserves everything school this past season, while ership here at Fort White. he’s getting. He deserves a Columbia is a 6A school. Groups honor Brannan And I also thought it was chance (at Columbia).” But Jackson appears to the right time because of Jackson, who is a Fort have a team loaded with the opportunity at CHS. In White native, called the talent, including rising for legislative efforts years past it just didn’t seem decision one of the hardest senior wide receiver Marcus to be the right time on both he’s ever made. After con- Peterson, who is committed Staff report in Macclenny, Lake City, Live Oak, sides. But after 14 years as a templating the job over night, to Cincinnati. There’s also and in rural areas throughout the State Rep. Chuck Brannan has head coach and 21 years as a Jackson told the admin- rising junior defensive back been honored twice in the past week state,” said Terri Frisk, a volun- coach here, I think it’s time istration and his players Amare Ferrell and rising by organizations for his work in teer parent and the president for to make the transition and Thursday morning. junior linebacker/safety Tallahassee. the Florida Coalition for Spoken CHS presented the opportu- “This was one of the Jaden Robinson, who already Last week, the Florida Coalition Language Options. nity to make that transition. tougher decisions I had to have several college offers. of Spoken Language Options recog- “Florida’s children who are deaf And I think it’s good.” make in my life just because Jackson is eager to see nized Brannan (R-Macclenny) for his have a bright future. Thank you, Hosford says Jackson of the people and the kids,” what he can do with a roster legislative efforts to help children Rep. Brannan and Gov. DeSantis, for reached out to Columbia Jackson said. “It’s truly a at Columbia that is around with hearing loss. believing in our children and making on Wednesday after Allen family atmosphere here. twice as big as the one he It’s a personal issue for Brannan, sure families have the tools they resigned and that got the ball Coming in to tell Mr. Couey had at Fort White. But the whose oldest son Chase, now a need to unlock the world of listening rolling toward an agreement. and the administration that first order of business is graduate student at the University and spoken languages.” Defensive coordinator John I was even contemplating it putting together a coaching of Florida, benefited from attending Auditory oral education programs Woodley had been named was tough, and then obvious- staff, which he hopes to have a specialized program for children develop and rely solely on listening interim head coach following ly coming in and telling them in place by July 12 when with hearing loss at a young age. skills using cochlear implants or hear- Allen’s departure. that I was made the decision players return for summer “In the legislature one of the things ing aids for the purpose of relying on Jackson will now work on to leave and go to Columbia workouts. that is closest to my heart is playing a speech and spoken language skills as a putting together a coaching was really tough. I told the “I’m real excited,” Jackson small part by sponsoring a bill in the method of communication. staff with fall practice set to players (Thursday) morning said. “This presents a new House to help secure the funding to The coalition is a charitable orga- begin on July 26. at workouts and it was tough. challenge. It kind of gives me pay for the vans and equipment that nization supporting the needs of “I’m extremely excit- But it’s the best time and a little more juice. Any time go into the rural and underserved those families pursuing qualified ed about coach Demetric best thing to do right now.” you’ve got a new challenge areas,” Brannan said Friday following listening and spoken language tools Jackson taking over as our Jackson played at and new opportunity, you’re a ribbon-cutting event at a Macclenny and services for their children with head football coach (pend- Columbia from 1988-1991, excited about it. The good day care where hearing tests were hearing loss. ing school board approv- first lining up at safety as a thing about Fort White is I conducted that morning. On Tuesday, the Florida Police al)”, Hosford said. “Coach sophomore before making had some good kids, but the Brannan, whose represents Chiefs Association then honored Jackson reached out to me the switch to quarterback for numbers have always been Columbia, Hamilton and Suwannee Brannan as the Legislator of the (Wednesday) afternoon his junior and senior seasons low. The one thing about counties as part of District 10, added Year at its annual conference in showing interest in the to run the team’s option Columbia, you’ve got talent that the $875,000 appropriated this Hollywood. job. We talked throughout offense. The 1990 squad so I want to see how I can year for programs for children with “I am honored to receive the award (Wednesday) afternoon. reached the second round of coach not worrying about hearing loss benefits schools like and will remain a staunch supporter Earlier (Thursday) morning the playoffs. having more than 25 players the Clarke School for Hearing and of law enforcement and I will continue coach Jackson called and Then-Florida Gators assis- out on the team. I’ve got to Speech in Jacksonville and The to use my own law enforcement expe- accepted the job. tant coach Ron Zook offered get them acclimated to me Debbie School in Miami. That fund- rience to further public safety as we “Coach Jackson is a win- Jackson a scholarship ahead and I’ve got to get acclimated ing also then is boosted by private craft and debate policy in the legisla- ner on and off the field. We of his senior season and to them and create a staff and industry matches. ture in Tallahassee,” Brannan said. believe we are bringing on recruited him to play defen- hit the ground running and “We are deeply grateful for the During this year’s session, someone who can continue sive back. Jackson was all in go full go. We’re pretty much work of Rep. Brannan and the sup- Brannan sponsored legislation the success coach Allen and helped the Gators win a month away from the start port of Gov. (Ron) DeSantis, which to increase penalties for the false established at CHS. He is a a national championship in of fall camp, so there’s not a ensures that children with hearing reporting of crimes and co-spon- high character guy who will 1996 under head coach Steve whole lot of time to waste so loss can access the services they sored House Bill 1, an anti-rioting expect his players to be suc- Spurrier. we’ve got to get working and need to thrive where they live, here bill that DeSantis championed. cessful on the field and in the Prior to Fort White High get working quick.”

how to move forward. Ami Mitchell Fields, FIRING “I think if we can work the city’s former Human Continued From 1A something out in every- Resources director, was body’s best interest, I named interim city man- contract. think that would be a good ager by the council at that “I think that’s more thing,” Witt said. “I’m defi- same June 21 meeting. than fair that he would get nitely going to consider At Tuesday’s meet- severance,” he said. “I’m it and do what I think is ing, the council will also all for paying him a sever- best for our community discuss its process for ance. I think that’s fair. and for our taxpayers and searching for a permanent Witt, though, said he had what we should do in this city manager, an item Witt not yet made a decision on situation.” placed on the agenda.

BASS grow up into full maturity When are we in the as a kingdom citizen of Church going to humble First Responder Continued From 3A heaven. ourselves under God’s As the believer grows mighty hand? When are sion through evangelism in their walk with the we going to repent of and Appreciation Lunch and discipleship. Lord Jesus they learn to confess our sins to the After people place their take off the old way of life Lord Jesus and forsake faith in Jesus alone for and learn to put on Christ them? The truth is if salvation, we must help Jesus and no provision this nation is ever going them to learn how to walk for the flesh. When this to be one nation under Friday, July 9th • 11:00am-1:00pm in the Spirit instead of happens true worship God it will be because in the flesh. As we teach begins to take place in Jesus Christ has done GulfCoast Financial Services people how to walk in the their lives and God is it through his Church Spirit, the Holy Spirit will truly worshipped just as which he is building. 248 N. Marion Ave. • Lake City, FL help a person to apply the psalmist worships the the Lord Jesus’ teaching Lord God of heaven and n Robert Bass is pastor of First to their lives so that they earth in Psalm 33. Baptist Church of Lake City.

Hopefully, some of us became easier and easier. HOFFMAN have had the experience of We give thanks for the Continued From 3A breaking free. Of starting freedom that God has given to make better choices. Of us. Not the right to choose lives spiral downward choosing to avoid sin. Of anything, but the ability to because sinful choices led being open to the grace choose the right thing. The to more sinful choices. that makes this possible. ability to choose God. Ultimately, they were not Of living a more virtuous n Fr. Bob Hoffman is the pastor able to break free from life. And, in living this vir- of Epiphany Catholic Church in those sinful choices. tuous life, the right choices Lake City. to-go supplies will be available for those unable to dine with us.

good fortune. Blessings In the Baptist churches Hosted by DEAS come from God. “Every my family attended when Continued From 3A good gift and every perfect I was growing up sing- GulfCoast Financial Services gift is from above, coming ing the Doxology was an a loving family. Improved down from the Father of integral part of worship health. lights…” (James 1:17). along with mimeographed The Hebrew word for That recognition should bulletins that had blurred Sponsored by blessing means, “prosper- then result in praise to the words, and a “Hellfire and ity” or “a present.” The one who has blessed us. Damnation” sermon that emphasis is on the person Some of us are old enough lasted at least forty-five who is the recipient of to remember when singing minutes. However singing something whether it be the Doxology was a rou- the Doxology was a weekly spiritual or material. That tine part of worship, usual- reminder of the source of Hebrew word comes from ly after the offering. our blessings. another word which means Praise God, from whom Whatever your bless- “to kneel,” by implication, all blessings flow; ing may be, don’t forget to praise God. Praise Him, all creatures where it came from. Be When we are blessed, here below; blessed. it is imperative that we Praise Him above, ye n Jimmy Deas is a retired pastor recognize from whom that heavenly host: who lives in Live Oak. His books blessing comes. Blessings Praise Father, Son, and include “Ran Like Joseph” and aren’t a matter of luck or Holy Ghost. Amen. “Just a Dog and Other Stories.” Lake City Reporter Story ideas?

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2021 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPRING SPORTS ALL-AREA SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

SHS pitcher Karis Smith bounced back from injury to lead area in HRs while excelling in the circle.

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LIVE OAK — Karis Smith diligently prepared. The Suwannee ace had a nice, long session of stretching out her muscles before the Bulldogs’ season opener against Dixie County. The previous day, Smith and her team- mates finished out their preseason training regiment with a series of wind sprints. But besides a lingering soreness from that, Smith said she felt fine heading into the pitcher’s circle against the Bears. But on her fifth pitch of the new sea- son, Smith felt something weird in her left hamstring. The right-hander tried to shake it off as she prepped for the full count. “I throw the pitch, and it just com- pletely snapped,” Smith said. “It did not feel good.” Smith had to be helped off the field after the hamstring pull, an inju- ry that would cost her three games over the next nine days. It also set the table for a remarkable streak that saw Smith knock the most home runs (six) of any area softball player and lead her team in numerous bat- ting and pitching benchmarks on her way to earning recognition as the Lake City Reporter’s Softball Player of the Year. Smith wasn’t alone in coming back from her injury. In fact, she never has been. She has always had a close rela- tionship with her grandfather, Terry Mixon, who was the first to nudge Smith toward a life in athletics. When Smith was about 5 years old, she remembers Mixon flatly telling her one morning that she was going to play T-ball. In one of her first out- ings, she faced a similar scenario she would confront in that first game against Dixie County roughly 12 years later. “I got hit in the face — and I remember this clear as day — (Mixon) told me that I had to decide right now if I wanted to play softball,” Smith said. “Ever since then, he has taught me basically everything I know. He’s taken me to pitching lessons, he’s gone out and practiced numerous days. He’s caught me pitching.” That bond that Smith forged with her grandfather culminated in her playing for him as her coach during her 8th-grade season. “He’s just somebody I really look up COURTESY Suwannee pitcher Karis Smith is the LCR’s Softball Player of the Year. SMITH continued on 4B

n See Page 4B for the entire softball all-area team. The LCR’s Player of the Year will be unveiled on Saturday.

STANLEY CUP FINALNFL Meyer, Jags fined for violating Canadiens, Lightning non-contact rule during OTAs final getting rugged Montreal put up a better New head coach and the team docked a total showing in Game 2, but of $300,000 for excessive contact in drills. Tampa Bay still leads 2-0. Associated Press By STEPHEN WHYNO Lightning at Canadiens Associated Press The Jacksonville Jaguars and first-year coach What: Game 3 of Stanley Cup final Urban Meyer were fined for violating rules When: Today, 8 p.m. governing offseason practices on Thursday. Corey Perry walked into TV: NBC Meyer was docked $100,000 while the the locker room after his Series: Lightning lead 2-0 team was fined $200,000 for excessive contact 164th career NHL playoff between receivers and defensive backs during game and 19th with the ing to win one of Games 3 11-on-11 drills June 1. Montreal Canadiens and and 4 to avoid a sweep and “The Jaguars are vigilant about practicing told his teammates to the end of their season. within the CBA rules and will re-emphasize off- savor the experience. The Lightning looked season training rules as they relate to contact,” “This is hockey,” Perry like dominant favorites in the team said. “We are looking forward to the said. “It’s fun. Enjoy it.” the series opener. They will start of training camp later this month.” It would have been certainly take the Game 2 NFL teams returned to in-person work in far more enjoyable for victory thanks to Andrei the offseason after the pandemic forced all the Canadiens had they Vasilevskiy’s goaltending the interaction last spring to be virtual. Last won, which they probably and Blake Coleman’s timely year’s training camps were the first live envi- deserved by outplaying the scoring, but they now know ronments. Tampa Bay Lightning in they’re in for a fight. Meyer is making his NFL debut after a two- Game 2 of the Stanley Cup “I think it’s probably a year coaching hiatus following a long and suc- Final. Instead, they showed little stock correction for cessful college career that was interrupted by they could hang with the us in how we approach TRIBUNE NEWS SERVICE a year because of his first retirement. Meyer defending champions but the rest of this series,” won two national championships at Florida and Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer stands on still trail the series 2-0 and a third at Ohio State. the sidelines during drills at minicamp on June 15. go home to Montreal need- FINAL continued on 2B 2B FRIDAY, JULY 2, 2021 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

SCOREBOARD SPORTS ON TV MLB Atlanta 20, N.Y. Mets 2 NHL Thursday’s Games Friday, July 2 HIGH SCHOOL LACROSSE (GIRL’S) Miami 11, 6 Portland at Austin FC, 9:30 p.m. AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL 2 p.m. Thursday’s Games 11:30 p.m. STANLEY CUP FINAL NBCSN — National Championship: FS2 — AFL: Greater Western Sydney at East Division Boston 15, Kansas City 1 (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) TBD, Farmington, Conn. Melbourne W L Pct GB Seattle 7, 2 Tampa Bay 2, Montreal 0 WNBA HORSE RACING 2:30 a.m. (Saturday) Boston 51 31 .622 _ 8, Minnesota 5 June 28: Tampa Bay 5, Montreal 1 1 p.m. FS2 — AFL: Brisbane at Adelaide Tampa Bay 47 34 .580 3½ Texas 8, Oakland 3 June 30: Tampa Bay 3, Montreal 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE FS2 — NYRA: America’s Day at the Races 5:30 a.m. (Saturday) Toronto 41 38 .519 8½ Miami at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m. July 2: Tampa Bay at Montreal, 8 p.m. W L Pct GB MLB BASEBALL FS2 — AFL: Carlton at Fremantle New York 41 39 .513 9 L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 7:05 p.m. July 5: Tampa Bay at Montreal, 8 p.m. Connecticut 11 5 .688 — 7 p.m. AUTO RACING Baltimore 27 54 .333 23½ Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. x-July 7: Montreal at Tampa Bay, TBA Chicago 10 8 .556 2 MLBN — NY Mets at NY Yankees OR LA 8:55 a.m. Central Division Houston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. x-July 9: Tampa Bay at Montreal, TBA New York 8 9 .471 3½ Dodgers at Washington ESPNU — Formula One: Practice 2, Red W L Pct GB San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. x-July 11: Montreal at Tampa Bay, TBA Washington 7 9 .438 4 NHL HOCKEY Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria Chicago 48 32 .600 _ N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Atlanta 6 9 .400 4½ 8 p.m. 4 p.m. Cleveland 42 35 .545 4½ St. Louis at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Indiana 1 15 .063 10 NBC — Stanley Cup Final: Tampa Bay COLLEGE BASEBALL NBCSN — NASCAR Xfinity Series: Detroit 36 45 .444 12½ San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE at Montréal, Game 3 Practice, Road America, Elkhart Lake, Minnesota 33 46 .418 14½ L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees, ppd. W L Pct GB SOCCER (MEN’S) College World Series Wis. Kansas City 33 47 .413 15 Friday’s Games Las Vegas 12 4 .750 — 11:30 a.m. At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha 6 p.m. West Division San Diego (Paddack 4-5) at Philadelphia Seattle 12 4 .750 — ESPN — UEFA European Championship series (Best-of-3) NBCSN — IMSA WeatherTech W L Pct GB (Wheeler 6-4), 6:05 p.m. Minnesota 8 7 .533 3½ Championship: Switzerland vs. Spain, June 28: No. 4 Vanderbilt 8, No. 7 SportsCar Championship: The Sahlen’s Houston 48 33 .593 _ N.Y. Mets (Walker 6-3) at N.Y. Yankees Dallas 8 9 .471 4½ Quarterfinal, St. Petersburg, Russia Mississippi St. 2 Six Hours of the Glen, Watkins Glen Oakland 48 35 .578 1 (TBD), 7:05 p.m. Phoenix 7 8 .467 4½ 2:30 p.m. June 29: No. 7 Mississippi St. 13, No. 4 International Raceway, Watkins Glen, Seattle 43 39 .524 5½ L.A. Dodgers (Urías 9-3) at Washington Los Angeles 6 9 .400 5½ ESPN — UEFA European Vanderbilt 2 N.Y. Los Angeles 39 41 .488 8½ (Scherzer 7-4), 7:05 p.m. Championship: Belgium vs. Italy, June 30: No. 7 Mississippi St. 9, No. 4 5:55 a.m. (Saturday) Texas 32 49 .395 16 Milwaukee (Houser 4-5) at Pittsburgh Quarterfinal, Munich Vanderbilt 0 Wednesday’s Games ESPN2 — Formula One: Practice 3, Red (Brubaker 4-7), 7:05 p.m. 5 p.m. Chicago 91, Dallas 81 Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria East Division Tampa Bay (Patiño 1-1) at Toronto FS1 — Copa América: Peru vs. Minnesota 82, Phoenix 76 CYCLING W L Pct GB (Manoah 1-0), 7:07 p.m. MLS Paraguay, Quarterfinal, Goiânia, Brazil Las Vegas 99, Los Angeles 75 7:30 a.m. New York 41 35 .539 _ Chicago White Sox (Lynn 7-3) at Detroit 7 p.m. Thursday’s Games NBCSN — UCI: Tour de France, Stage 7, Washington 40 38 .513 2 (Mize 5-4), 7:10 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE FS2 — CONCACAF Gold Cup: Bermuda Connecticut at Indiana, 7 p.m. Vierzon to Le Creusot, 155 miles Atlanta 38 41 .481 4½ Houston (McCullers Jr. 5-1) at Cleveland W L T Pts GF GA Friday’s Games GOLF vs. Barbados, Preliminary Round - First Philadelphia 37 41 .474 5 (Hentges 1-2), 7:10 p.m. New England 7 2 2 23 18 13 Chicago at Dallas, 8 p.m. 11 a.m. Round, Fort Lauderdale Miami 34 45 .430 8½ (Mills 3-1) at Cincinnati Orlando City 6 1 3 21 18 7 Atlanta at Seattle, 10 p.m. GOLF — EPGA Tour: The Irish Open, 8 p.m. Central Division (Gray 1-4), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia 5 2 4 19 15 10 FS1 — Copa América: Brazil vs. Chile, FC 5 3 2 17 18 11 Las Vegas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Second Round, Galgorm Castle Golf W L Pct GB Miami (Thompson 2-2) at Atlanta (Smyly Quarterfinal, Rio de Janeiro Columbus 4 3 3 15 9 7 Club, County Antrim, Northern Ireland Milwaukee 48 33 .593 _ 5-3), 7:20 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Chicago 42 39 .519 6 Nashville 3 1 6 15 13 11 12:30 p.m. Minnesota (TBD) at Kansas City (Singer WIMBLEDON FS2 — CONCACAF Gold Cup: Trinidad St. Louis 40 41 .494 8 New York 4 5 1 13 14 13 GOLF — PGA Tour Champions: The 3-6), 8:10 p.m. & Tobago vs. Monserrat, Preliminary Cincinnati 39 40 .494 8 D.C. 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Detroit 9, Cleveland 4, 7 innings, 1st game LA Galaxy 7 3 0 21 17 15 Men’s Second Round: No. 2 Daniil Washington 15, Tampa Bay 6 NBA Colorado 5 3 1 16 15 11 Boston 6, Kansas City 2 Minnesota United 4 4 2 14 10 12 Medvedev beat Carlos Alcaraz 6-4, 6-1, L.A. Angels 11, N.Y. Yankees 8 CONFERENCE FINALS Houston 3 3 5 14 15 16 6-2; No. 4 Alexander Zverev beat Tennys IN BRIEF Chicago White Sox 13, Minnesota 3 (Best-of-7) Portland 4 5 1 13 13 15 Sandgren 7-5, 6-2, 6-3; No. 7 Matteo Seattle 9, Toronto 7, 10 innings Western Conference Real Salt Lake 3 2 4 13 14 11 Berrettini beat Botic van de Zandschulp WASHINGTON Baltimore 5, Houston 2 Wednesday’s Games Los Angeles FC 3 4 3 12 12 12 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (4); Pedro Martinez beat No. WFT fined $10M after misconduct investigation Oakland 3, Texas 1 Game 6: Phoenix 130, L.A. Clippers 103 San Jose 3 7 1 10 12 20 13 Gael Monfils 6-3, 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (5); No. Suns win series 4-2 14 Hubert Hurkacz beat Marcos Giron Detroit 7, Cleveland 1, 7 innings, 2nd game FC Dallas 2 4 4 10 11 15 The NFL has fined the Washington Football Team $10 million St. Louis 7, Arizona 4 Eastern Conference Austin FC 2 5 4 10 6 11 6-3, 6-2, 6-4; No. 31 Taylor Fritz beat Milwaukee 15, Chicago Cubs 7 Thursday’s Games Vancouver 2 6 2 8 10 16 Steve Johnson 6-4, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 6-7 (4), and owner Dan Snyder is stepping away from day-to-day opera- Colorado 6, Pittsburgh 2 Game 5: Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point 6-4; Nick Kyrgios beat Gianluca Mager tions after an independent investigation into the organization’s San Diego 7, Cincinnati 5, 6 innings Series is tied 2-2 for tie. 7-6 (7), 6-4, 6-4. workplace misconduct. The team was not stripped of any draft picks as part of the league’s discipline that was announced Thursday stemming from lawyer Beth Wilkinson’s investigation that began last summer. Vasilevskiy and have cracked him just The investigation found ownership and senior officials paid FINAL twice on 62 shots so far. little attention to sexual harassment and other workplace issues Continued from 1B Teammates have seen Carey Price that made the environment “highly unprofessional.” frustrate opponents and make them Snyder says his wife Tanya will be in charge for the next “sev- change their approach, so they’re eral months.” Tanya Snyder was named co-CEO on Tuesday. coach Jon Cooper said of winning 3-1 determined not to stray from their despite being outshot 43-23. “I give plan in going after Vasilevskiy. WASHINGTON our guys credit for pulling this one “I don’t think you need the perfect Roberts says Bauer still expected to start Sunday out, but we’re in the final, man. This shot right now in this situation,” rookie can be hard. It’s, like, really hard. Cole Caufield said. “We’ve got to stick manager Dave Roberts says pitch- We’ve been through this before. We to what works, and that’s doing the er Trevor Bauer is still on track to start Sunday against the punch, they counterpunched and now right things that we can, what we can while police and investigate an assault allegation made against the reigning NL Cy IVY CEBALLO/TNS it’s up for us to come back at them.” control: Get people in front of him so Young Award winner. It’s unusual for a team up two Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender he can’t see it, getting rebounds, get- Police in Pasadena, California, are investigating claims by a games to none to face the pressure of Andrei Vasilevskiy (88) makes a left ting guys to the net — stuff like that.” woman who has also obtained a protection order against Bauer, adjusting and fixing things, but that’s pad save on Montreal Canadiens Tampa Bay did that to Price in the according to her attorney. Jon Fetterolf, Bauer’s co-agent, has the cold reality for the Lightning right wing Tyler Toffoli (73) during opener and took advantage of a few disputed the allegations. Their initial dominance feels like a Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final on Montreal mistakes to beat him in Roberts said Thursday that Bauer’s availability to pitch is “out of our hands,” deferring to the league. Under the Joint distant memory going into Game 3 Wednesday at Amalie Arena. Game 2. What Canadiens assistant Friday night at Bell Centre, and the Luke Richardson called “very odd MLB-MLBPA Domestic Violence Policy, MLB Commissioner Rob attrition is starting to pile up. ting the play taken to them. Manfred has the power to place a player on administrative leave miscues” are currently the difference. while allegations are investigated. Fourth-leading scorer Alex Killorn “There’s a lot of work to do and “I think those are very correctible,” was expected to travel with the we can’t be turning the puck over he said. “I think overall, the way we NEW YORK like that, can’t be playing defense team after missing Game 2 with an played is how we’re going to have to Raptors’ Harris dismissed & disqualified from NBA undisclosed injury, but his status was like that,” said defenseman Mikhail play with just a little bit more finish, a uncertain. A handful of other players Sergachev, who was banged up little more determination on finish.” Toronto Raptors guard Jalen Harris was dismissed and dis- absorbed painful hits that required on a hit from Montreal’s Brendan The Lightning know how to finish, qualified from the NBA on Thursday for violating terms of the treatment, and Tampa Bay’s depth Gallagher. “We obviously just got to both in games and in playoff series. NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program. could be tested if this series drags on. be better. Everybody got to be bet- Armed with the knowledge they need The league, teams and union are prohibited from publicly dis- Game 2 goal-scorer Anthony Cirelli ter, so next game we’re expecting a to be better to avoid their lead slipping closing information about testing or treatment of any NBA player said he and his teammates “have the lot different team.” away, they also have experience get- under the Anti-Drug Program, other than to announce a suspen- mentality of ‘next guy up’ and keep The Canadiens face the challenge ting to the finish line when it matters. sion or dismissal. As a first-year player, Harris is eligible to apply for reinstate- going.” But Mathieu Joseph played of playing like they did Wednesday for “Don’t get too high, don’t get too ment in a year. 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certain assistance. Please con- TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER LAKE CITY, FL Following VIN Numbers: DIVISION, A SUBDIVISION AS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, tact Court Administration, 173 THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Property Address: 2500 SW PER THE PLAT THEREOF THIRD NE Hernando Avenue, Room COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON PINEMOUNT ROAD, LAKE 2007 TOYOTA FILED AT PLAT BOOK 3, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND 408, Lake City, Florida 32055, THEM. CITY, FL 32024 4T1BE46K17U160154 PAGE 15, OF THE PUBLIC FOR Telephone (386) 758-2163, All other creditors of the dece- Any person claiming an interest RECORDS OF HAMILTON COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- [email protected] at dent and other persons having in the surplus from the sale, if 645235 COUNTY, FLORIDA. DA least seven (7) days before claims or demands against any, other than the property July 2, 2021 SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF PROBATE DIVISION your scheduled court appear- decedent's estate must file their owner as of the date of the lis HAMILTON, STATE OF CASE NO. 21-75 CP ance or immediately upon re- claims with this court WITHIN 3 pendens must file a claim in ac- FLORIDA. IN RE:The Estate of ceiving this notification if the MONTHS AFTER THE DATE cordance with Florida Statutes, PROPERTY ADDRESS: MICHAEL ANDREW BOEHL, time before the scheduled ap- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Section 45.031. 6687 NW 27TH BLVD. Deceased. pearance is less than seven (7) OF THIS NOTICE. Dated this 8 day of June , JENNINGS, FL 32053 NOTICE TO CREDITORS days. If you are hearing im- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 2021. Any person claiming an interest The administration of the estate paired or voice impaired, call WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS James M. Swisher, Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF in the surplus from this sale, if of MICHAEL ANDREW 711.” SET FORTH IN SECTION As Clerk of the Court THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- any, other than the property BOEHL, deceased, whose date WITNESS my hand and seal of 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA By: /s/ Amber Hancock CUIT, IN AND FOR owner as of the date of the lis of death was December 26, this Court at Lake City, PROBATE CODE WILL BE As Deputy Clerk HAMILTON COUNTY, FLORI- pendens must file a claim with- 2020, is pending in the Circuit Columbia County, Florida, on FOREVER BARRED. IMPORTANT DA in sixty days after the sale. Court for Columbia County, this 22 day of June, 2021. NOTWITHSTANDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- CIVIL ACTION WITNESS my hand and the Florida, Probate Division, the James M. Swisher, Jr., as TIME PERIODS SET FORTH TIES ACT: If you are a person KENNETH REHM and BAR- seal of the court on this 28th address of which is Columbia Clerk of Court ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED with a disability who requires BARA REHM day of June 2021. County Courthouse, Post Office /s/ Trish Brewington TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE accommodations in order to Plaintiffs, Clerk of Court Box 2069, Lake City, Florida By: As Deputy Clerk AFTER THE DECEDENT'S participate in a court proceed- vs. W. Greg Godwin 32056-2069. The name and ad- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ing, you are entitled, at no cost CASE NO. 2020 CA 53 By: /s/ Cynthia Johnson dress of the personal represen- 647450 The date of first publication of to you, the provision of certain MICHAEL ANDERSON, AS Copies furnished to: tative and the personal repre- June 25, 2021 this notice is June 25, 2021. assistance. Please contact: HEIR OF Deputy Clerk sentatives’ attorney are set July 2, 9, 16, 2021 Attorney for Personal Repre- Carrina Cooper, Court Adminis- ROBERT L. ANDERSON, DE- Michael Anderson forth below. sentative: tration, 173 NE Hernando Av- CEASED, Robert Anderson, Jr. All creditors of Decedent and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Lloyd E. Peterson, Jr., Attorney enue, Room 408, Lake City, FL and ROBERT ANDERSON, 6687 NW 27th Blvd. other persons having claims or COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- FBN: 0798797 32055; Phone: 386.758.2163. JR., AS Jennings, FL 32053 demands against Decedent's DA 905 SW Baya Drive, Lake City, Contact Court Administration at HEIR OF ROBERT L. ANDER- estate, or on whom a copy of IN RE: ESTATE OF FL 32025 least 7 days before your sched- SON, 649036 this notice is required to be PROBATE DIVISION Telephone:(386)961 9959;Fax: uled court appearance, or im- DECEASED. July 2, 9, 2021 served must file their claims Vincent Lunnell Timmons, 961 9956 mediately upon receiving this Defendants. with this court ON OR BEFORE CASE NO.:12-2021-CP-00095 Personal Representative: notification if the time before CLERK’S NOTICE OF THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS Deceased.DI- PENTAZ WILSON the scheduled appearance is AMENDED SALE UNDER F.S. AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA- VISION: PROBATE 291 NW Colin Ct. less than 7 days; if you are CHAPTER 45 TION OF THIS NOTICE, OR 30 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lake City, FL 32055 hearing impaired call 11. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF The administration of the Es- Email: Publish In: LAKE CITY RE- that pursuant to the Final Sum- SERVICE OF A COPY OF tate of Vincent Lunnell Tim- [email protected] PORTER mary Judgment of Foreclosure IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. mons Case No.: 16-2021-CP- Submitted by: Robertson, An- entered on the 17th day of May THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- All other creditors of Decedent 00095 is pending in Circuit 647455 schutz, Schneid, Crane & Part- 2021 and the Order of June 24, CUIT and other persons having Court for Duval County, Florida, June 25, 2021 ners, PLLC 2021 in the above-styled IN AND FOR SUWANNEE claims or demands against Probate Division, the address July 2, 2021 Attorneys for Plaintiff cause, the Clerk of Court, W. COUNTY, FLORIDA Decedent's estate, must file of which is Columbia County 6409 Congress Avenue, Suite Greg Godwin will sell to the JUVENILE DIVISION their claims with this Court Courthouse, 173 NE Hernando IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 100, Boca Raton, FL 33487 highest and best bidder for IN THE INTEREST OF: WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Ave #408, Lake City, FL 32055. THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- Telephone: 561-241-6901 Fax: cash at 207 NE First Street, CASE NO. 2020-17-DP THE DATE OF THE FIRST The name and address of the CUIT IN AND FOR COLUMBIA 561-997-6909 Jasper, FL 32052 on July 12, B., A. M., f.k.a L., A. M. (F) PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Personal Representative and COUNTY, FLORIDA 202l at 11:00 AM EST the fol- DOB: 7/12/2020 TICE. the Personal Representative’s GENERAL JURISDICTION DI- 649191 lowing described property: B., H. L., f.k.a. L., H. (F) ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED attorney is set forth below. VISION July 2, 9, 2021 LOT 3, GRAHAM ACRES SUB- DOB: 7/12/2020______/ WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS All creditors of the decedent CASE NO. 12-2020-CA-000184 DIVISION, A SUBDIVISION AS Minor children SET FORTH IN SECTION and other persons having U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL INVITATION TO BID 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER claims or demands against ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS 2020-R BARRED. decedent’s estate on whom a INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SALE OF SURPLUS NOTWITHSTANDING THE copy of this notice is served SOLELY AS OWNER REAL PROPERTY TIME PERIODS SET FORTH within three months after the TRUSTEE FOR LEGACY The Columbia County Board of ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED date of the first publication of MORTGAGE ASSET TRUST County Commissioners will re- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE this notice must file their claims 2019- GS5, ceive bids on parcel 00-00-00- BUSINESS DIRECTORY AFTER DECEDENT’S DATE with this Court WITHIN THE Plaintiff, 01273-060 in Three Rivers Es- OF DEATH IS BARRED. LATER OF THREE MONTHS vs. tates via GovDeals until The date of first publication of AFTER THE DATE OF THE BARBARA M. NORRED; UN- 2:00PM on July 26, 2021. this notice is June 25, 2021. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS KNOWN SPOUSE OF BAR- Additional information and bid- Personal Representative NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS BARA M. NORRED, et al. ding is available online ONLY JUDY CAROL BOEHL AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Defendant(s). at: 279 SE Eloise Street VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE https://www.govdeals.com/colu Lake City, Florida 32025 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS SALE mbiacountyflrealestate. Attorney for Personal Repre- AFTER THE DATE OF SER- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sentative VICE OF A COPY OF THIS pursuant to a Final Judgment of 649056 MORGAN LAW CENTER FOR NOTICE ON THEM. Foreclosure dated May 28, July 2, 9, 2021 ESTATE All other creditors of the dece- 2021, and entered in 12-2020- & LEGACY PLANNING, PLLC dent and persons having claims CA-000184 of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE /s/Roberta O. Getzan or demands against the dece- of the THIRD Judicial Circuit in PURSUANT TO A WRIT OF Roberta O. Getzan dent’s estate must file their and for COLUMBIA County, EXECUTION issued in the Florida Bar No. 0577200 claims with this Court WITHIN Florida, wherein U.S. BANK County Court of Columbia 234 East Duval Street THREE MONTHS AFTER THE TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIA- County, Florida, on the 11th Lake City, Florida 32055 DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- TION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL day of May 2021, in the case Telephone (386)755-1977 CATION OF THIS NOTICE. CAPACITY BUT SOLELY AS wherein, Tom Kennedy as Facsimile (386) 755-8781 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OWNER TRUSTEE FOR Plaintiff and Bruce Hofsteadter, [email protected] OBJECTION NOT SO FILED LEGACY MORTGAGE ASSET as Defendant. Case Number: WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. TRUST 2019- GS5 is the Plain- 20-1251-SC in said Court. I, 647643 NOTWITHSTANDING THE tiff and BARBARA M. Mark Hunter, As Sheriff of June 25, 2021 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH NORRED; UNKNOWN Columbia County, Florida, have July 2, 2021 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED SPOUSE OF BARBARA M. this day levied upon all the TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE NORRED are the Defendant(s). right, title and interest of the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AFTER THE DECEDENT’S James M. Swisher, Jr. as the Defendant Bruce Hofsteadter, THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Clerk of the Circuit Court will in and to the following de- CUIT The date of the first publication sell to the highest and best bid- scribed personal property, to- IN AND FOR COLUMBIA of this Notice is July 2, 2021. der for cash at 173 NE Hernan- wit: 2019 Dodge Durango VIN# COUNTY, FLORIDA Dollenia D. Strive as Personal / do Ave., Lake City, FL 32056, 1C4RDHDG3KC779381 JUVENILE DIVISION s/ Gerald B. Stewart, Esq at 11:00 AM, on July 28, 2021, I shall offer this property for IN THE INTEREST OF: Representative of the Estate of the following described proper- sale on July 27, 2021 at the CASE NO.: 2020-57-DP GERALD B. STEWART, ESQ ty as set forth in said Final Columbia County Detention Fa- J.B. (F)DOB: Vincent Lunnell Timmons Judgment, to wit: cility, 389 N.W. Quinten Av- 5/15/2021 Florida Bar No.: 285412 ALL THAT CERTAIN LAND enue, Lake City, State of Flori- Minor Child 24 North Market Street, Suite SITUATE, LYING AND BEING da 32055, at the hour of 10:00 NOTICE OF SUIT 402Jacksonville, Florida 32202 IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, A.M., or soon thereafter as pos- TERMINATION OF PARENTAL 904.353.8876 STATE OF FLORIDA, VIZ: sible. I will offer for sale all of RIGHTS 904.356.2776 (Facsimile) TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH - the said Defendant Bruce Hof- STATE OF FLORIDA [email protected] RANGE 16 EAST steadter, right, title, and interest TO:ASHLEY PARLOW and Attorney for Personal Repre- SECTION 5: COMMENCE AT in the aforesaid personal prop- COLTON BROWN sentative THE NORTHEAST CORNER erty, at public auction and will Addresses unknown OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE SW sell the same, subject to any YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 648902 1/4 OF SECTION 5, TOWN- and ALL taxes, prior liens, en- that the State of Florida, De- July 2, 9, 2021 SHIP 4 SOUTH, RANGE 16 cumbrances and judgments, if partment of Children and Fami- EAST, COLUMBIA COUNTY, any to the highest and best bid- lies, has filed a Petition to ter- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA, AND RUN THENCE der for CASH IN HAND. The minate your parental rights and COLUMBIA COUNTY, S 88° 47'59" W, 44.31 FEET proceeds to be applied as far permanently commit the follow- FLORIDAPROBATE DIVISION TO THE WEST LINE OF A as may be to the payment of ing child(ren) for adoption: J. IN RE: ESTATE OF COUNTY MAINTAINED ROAD; costs and the satisfaction of the B., born on 5/15/2021. A copy VICTORIA HELEN WILSON, THENCE RUN S 01°33'15" E above-described Execution. of the Petition is on file with the File No. 2021-147-CP ALONG THE WEST LINE OF In accordance with the Ameri- Clerk of the Court. You are Division Probate SAID COUNTY ROAD, 487.78 cans with Disabilities Act, per- hereby commanded to appear Deceased. FEET TO THE NORTH RIGHT sons needing special accom- on Wednesday, August 18, NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF WAY LINE OF STATE modation to participate in this 2021, at 1:30 PM, before the The administration of the estate ROAD 252; THENCE S 61° proceeding should contact the Honorable LEANDRA G. of VICTORIA HELEN WILSON, 11'29" W, ALONG SAID agency sending notice no later JOHNSON, Circuit Court, at the deceased, whose date of death NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE, than seven days prior to the Columbia County Courthouse, was November 5, 2020, and 228.89 FEET TO THE POINT proceedings at 4917 US High- 173 NE Hernando Ave, Lake whose social security number OF BEGINNING; THENCE way 90 East, Lake City, Florida City, FL 32055, for an ADVISO- is *** **-5226, is pending in the CONTINUE S 61°11'29" W, 32055. Telephone (386) 758- RY HEARING. Circuit Court for COLUMBIA 100 FEET; THENCE N 28° 1153. FAILURE TO PERSONALLY County, Florida, Probate Divi- 48'31" W, 218 FEET; THENCE 06/22/2021 APPEAR AT THIS ADVISORY sion, the address of which is N 61°11'29" E, 100 FEET; MARK HUNTER, As Sheriff of HEARING CONSTITUTES Columbia County Courthouse, THENCE S 28°48'31" E. 218 Columbia County, Florida CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- 173 NE Hernando Ave., Lake FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- By: Greg Williams, Deputy TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS City, FL. 32055. The names GINNING. Sheriff TO THIS CHILD IF YOU FAIL and addresses of the personal BEING THE SAME PROPER- TO APPEAR ON THE DATE representative and the personal TY CONVEYED TO BARBARA 647461 AND TIME SPECIFIED YOU representative's attorney are M. NORRED, A SINGLE PER- June 25, 2021 MAY LOSE ALL LEGAL set forth below. SON, BY CORRECTIVE WAR- July 2, 9, 16, 2021 RIGHTS TO THE CHILD All creditors of the decedent RANTY DEED DATED NAMED IN THIS NOTICE. and other persons having SEPTEMBER 25, 2001, OF IN PRINT & ONLINE Special Accommodations. “In claims or demands against RECORD IN OFFICIAL accordance with the Americans decedent's estate on whom a RECORD BOOK 936, PAGE www.LakeCityReporter.com With Disabilities Act, if you are copy of this notice is required to 1659, IN THE PUBLIC a person with a disability who be served must file their claims RECORDS OF COLUMBIA Public Auction to be held July needs any accommodation in with this court WITHIN THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. 15, 2021 at 8AM at Ozzie's order to participate in this pro- LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER BEING THE SAME PROPER- Towing & Auto, LLC, 199 SE Publishes Every Fri. & Sat. $12.50-$22.50/wk 4 week minimum run ceeding, you are entitled, at no THE TIME OF THE FIRST TY COMMONLY KNOWN AS: Llewellyn Ave. Lake City FL, 755 - 5440 cost to you, to the provision of PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- 2500 SW PINEMOUNT ROAD, 32025 (386) 755-0608 certain assistance. 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SOFTBALL ALL-AREA TEAM Minor children NOTICE OF INTENDED EM- NOTICE OF ACTION PLOYMENT AND REQUEST P: Karis Smith TERMINATION OF PARENTAL FOR APPLICANTS LAND Suwannee, junior RIGHTS USE ADMINISTRATOR STATE OF FLORIDA Administrative and clerical po- TO:WALTER BARTRUFF sition responsible for the oper- The LCR’s Softball Player of the Year bounced back from an early-season injury to excel at the plate and in the ADDRESS UNKNOWN ation of the county. Land Use YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Administration. Work is per- circle. Nobody had more home runs in the area than Smith, who sent six over the wall, and she also hit a team- that the State of Florida, De- formed under the administra- best .517 with team highs of 22 RBIs, 24 runs scored and a .574 on-base percentage. Smith was the Bulldogs’ partment of Children and Fami- tive direction of the Board of lies, has filed a Petition to ter- County Commissioners and ace too, posting an 8-4 record with a 2.88 ERA and 93 strikeouts in 91 innings while giving up only 22 walks. minate your parental rights and the County Coordinator. (40 permanently commit the follow- hours per week) P: Laila Arnold P: Kadence Compton ing children for adoption: A.M, Salary Range - $35,000 to B., and H.L.B., born on $55,000 annually dependent Branford, 8th Fort White, 8th 7/12/2020. A copy of the Peti- on qualifications Qualifica- tion is on file with the Clerk of tions: the Court. You are hereby com- -Knowledge of County Com- Helped the Buccaneers make history this season as Spent most of her time as the Indians’ ace in the manded to appear on Monday, prehensive Plan and Land De- their ace in the circle, leading the program to their circle, striking out 112 batters in just 78 1/3 innings August 16, 2021, at 9:00 AM, velopment Regulations first district title, first playoff win, and first berth with a 10-2 record and 3.04 ERA without committing before the Honorable William F. -Knowledge of land use plan- Williams, III, at the Suwannee ning, techniques, principles in the state semifinals to finish with a 15-5 record. a single error all season. She also hit a team-high County Courthouse, 200 South and procedures. Arnold was the area’s top pitcher with a 14-3 record three home runs and had a team-high 26 RBIs while Ohio Ave., Live Oak, Florida, -Ability to establish and main- for an ADVISORY HEARING. tain effective working relation- and an area-best 2.18 ERA, striking out an area-best scoring 19 runs, all part of her .486 batting average You are REQUIRED to contact ships with employees and the 138 in 112 1/3 innings. and .532 on-base percentage. your Family Care Counselor public. upon receipt of this Summons. -Ability to access input and re- You are required to appear in trieve information from a com- C: Carson Frier 1B: Madison Brown person for this hearing unless puter. otherwise advised by the Fami- -Ability to communicate using Suwannee, senior Fort White, sophomore ly Care Counselor. writing, speaking, hearing and Your Family Care Counselor is: visual skills. Kasey Henderson, 352-316- Education an Experience: The UCF signee was a standout behind the plate with Made it on base a ton, hitting an-area best .554 with 0008 High School Graduation or a .983 fielding percentage. She could swing the bat an area-best .662 on-base percentage. She also led *****FAILURE TO PERSONAL- possession of an acceptable too, hitting .397 with four home runs, 19 RBIs, 14 runs the area with 31 runs scored to go with 17 RBIs to LY APPEAR AT THIS ADVISO- equivalency diploma. (3) years RY HEARING CONSTITUTES experience in Housing devel- scored and a .500 on-base percentage. help the Indians finish with a 14-5 record. CONSENT TO THE TERMINA- opment and land use planning. TION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS (A comparable amount of TO THESE CHILDREN IF training, education or experi- 2B/SS: Ciara Byrd SS: Cera McElreath YOU FAIL TO APPEAR ON ence can be substituted for Fort White, sophomore Branford, senior THE DATE AND TIME SPECI- the minimum qualifications). FIED YOU MAY LOSE ALL LE- Open until position filled. GAL RIGHTS TO THE CHIL- Submit applications to: Made it on base more than half the time with a .542 The Buccaneers’ senior leader hit a team-best .515 DREN NAMED IN THE PETI- Hamilton County Coordinator’s TION ATTACHED Office 1153 NW US HW 41 on-base percentage while hitting .365. She was and had team highs of 19 RBIs, 29 runs scored and HERETO.***** Jasper, Fl. 32052 (ph. 386- third on the team with 18 RBIs and second with 24 a .560 on-base percentage. She also had one home WITNESS my hand and seal of 792-6639) runs scored. run and a team-high 10 doubles. this Court at Live Oak, Suwan- Email: lgoodin@hamiltoncoun- nee County, Florida, on this tyfl.com 10th day of June, 2021. Barry Baker RECORD STORAGE CLERK- 3B: N’Coreyia Atkins OF: Gracie Clemons Clerk of Circuit Court FULL TIME Fort White, freshman Fort White, freshman By: Sandy Blanton Detail oriented, People Deputy Clerk oriented Excellent customer Special Accommodations. "In service and Phone skills, Solid at the hot corner with a .867 fielding percent- Had a knack for getting on base and scoring runs accordance with the Americans Excellent computer skills. age while producing with her bat too. She hit .322 too for the Indians. She crossed the plate 23 times With Disabilities Act, if you are Good driving record. Lifting a person with a disability who required, light maintenance. and had a .412 on-base percentage with 17 RBIs and had 11 RBIs while hitting .333 with a .465 needs any accommodation in Handyman skills are a plus. and 20 runs scored. on-base percentage. order to participate in this pro- $14.00 to $16.00 per hour ceeding, you are entitled, at no based on Experience. cost to you, to the provision of OF: Ellie Frierson OF: Caitlyn O’Sullivan certain assistance. Please con- Drop off resume and fill out an tact Carrina Cooper, Court Ad- Application between 8 am and Branford, 8th Columbia, senior ministration, 173 NE Hernando 5 pm Monday Thru Friday @ Avenue, Room 408, Lake City, Mini-Storage & Record Another one of the Buccaneers’ youngsters that Was second on the team with a .443 batting average Florida 32055, Telephone (386) Storage of Lake City 758-2163, 442 SW Saint Margaret Street produced at the plate. She hit .333, homered and .485 on-base percentage. She finished the season [email protected] at Lake City, FL 32025 twice, scored 17 runs and finished the season with with one , 15 RBIs and nine runs scored, and least seven (7) days before No phone calls! your scheduled court appear- 12 RBIs. she had a .939 fielding percentage in the . ance or immediately upon re- ceiving this notification if the time before the scheduled ap- DP: Madyson Sikes UTIL: Reece Chasteen pearance is less than seven (7) Byrd's Store CR 49. July 2 & 3, Columbia, senior Columbia, senior days. If you are hearing im- (8-4). 247-240R - CR 49R, 247 paired or voice impaired, call Beachville. CR 49N, 252 711." Pinemount Rd-CR 49L. New Hit her only two home runs of the season in the Due to injuries and the Tigers needing defensive help, items, antiques, inside, outside 645655 if no Rain watch for signs. Region 1-3A semifinals to help the Buccaneers The Emory & Henry signee made the switch from catch- June 11, 18, 25, 2021 PUBLISHER'S NOTE defeat Hilliard for the program’s first playoff win. er to shortstop and excelled with a .938 fielding per- July 2, 2021 All Yard Sale Ads But she produced with her bat all season long centage. She was also Columbia’s top offensive player, Must be Pre-Paid. while playing third base, hitting .449 with 15 RBIs hitting a team-best .529 with team highs of three home and 24 runs scored to go with a .462 on-base runs, 23 RBIs, 19 runs scored and a .556 on-base per- Wanted to lease pasture for percentage. centage, which included an area-best 14 doubles. cattle. 352-339-3018 Cash for Junk Vehicles: We pick up. Jessie 386-984-8256. Oscar Saavedra Coach of the Year, Branford CEI Resident Compliance Specialist JEACES Inc. - Lake City - HS Saavedra led the Buccaneers to an historic season in 2021 with a roster that included five eighth graders. Diploma - Adv. Admin. Exp. - Cows for Sale, 10 head, all Branford won the program’s first district title and first playoff game on the way to a berth in the state semifi- Strong organization & commu- bred, some with calves, $7,500 nals as the only team in the area to qualify for the postseason. The Buccaneers fell to eventual state champi- nication skills - detail oriented, for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. occasional travel on Trenton 3-2 in the Class 1A Final Four and finished the season with a 15-5 record, but proved they have a Apply at jeaces.com PUBLISHER'S NOTE very bright future ahead. Equal Opportunity Employer Florida Law 828.29 requires M/F/Disability/Veteran/AA/FW dogs and cats being sold to be D#AA/FWD at least 8 weeks old and have a health certificate from a li- their next. And their next, winning streak to close get back up after being DRIVER censed veterinarian document- Non CDL DRIVER 3-4 days a ing they have mandatory shots SMITH until they finished their out the regular season, knocked in the face with week $600 and are free from intestinal and Continued from 1B regular season without Suwannee outscored its a T-ball — was inducted Must be able to unload heavy external parasites. Many tasting defeat again on opponents 67-14. Smith weight. species of wildlife must be li- into the ABAC Hall of Call 386-855-2189 censed by Florida Fish and their way to an 8-14 record never allowed more than Fame as a shortstop for Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- to,” Smith said. and a date with Paxon in two earned runs in any the school’s 1975 and Following jobs are available at tact the local office for informa- The years of mental tion. the playoffs. of those games while 1976 seasons where he Epiphany Catholic School: and physical preparation Registered Brangus Bulls & “There was no self- also scorching the ball helped the team win the •P/T Van Driver Heifers 2-4 years old, certified, may have contributed to doubt,” Smith said of from the plate, going 9 1975 state championship. •P/T Certified PE Teacher gentle, ready to breed. Starting Smith’s relatively quick the shaky start. “We just for 17 with 8 RBIs and He did this while wear- •P/T Certified Guidance at $2000. 352-215-1018. recovery from her ham- Counselor rallied as a team, and three homers. ing number 23 — the •P/T Certified Technology string injury. It certainly we figured out what we That personal streak same jersey number Teacher paid off for Suwannee. needed to do to win. We of great hitting carried Smith reps on the soft- The Bulldogs’ star right- needed more energy, over into Suwannee’s lone For more information contact ball diamond as well as Epiphany Catholic School at Want to buy cattle. All kinds hander finished the year because it takes every playoff game, a 4-3 loss 352-339-3018 the volleyball court. 752-2320. with a team-best 8-4 person on the team to in against “I’ve worn that num- HOUSEKEEPER, experience record with a 2.88 ERA win, not just one person.” Paxon. Smith went 2 for a plus, will train. Candidates and 93 strikeouts through What makes Smith’s 3 from the plate with a ber ever since sixth must have good work ethic & PUBLISHER'S NOTE 91 innings pitched. grade,” Smith said. “We work history. Starting at trek through the 2021 double, a run scored and a All real estate advertising in this The accomplishments didn’t get asked for our $10.25/Hour and up. SIGN ON newspaper is subject to the fair season all the more walk. In the circle, she did BONUS. Apply in person. NO housing act which makes it ille- didn’t stop there for the remarkable is her coach- all she could to advance special number or any- CALLS. Americas Best Value gal to advertise "any prefer- Class of 2022 ace. Smith thing, but there were Inn of Lake City 3835 W US ing situation. Having been her team to the next ence, limitation, or discrimina- also led her team in two small jerseys left, Hwy 90. tion based on race, color, reli- under the stewardship round, throwing 7 2/3 gion, sex, disability, familial sta- RBIs (22), runs scored of Jeff Smith going back innings with nine strike- number 99 and number tus or national origin; or any in- (24), batting average to 6th-grade camp visits, outs before the Golden 23. So I picked number tention to make such prefer- ence, limitation or discrimina- (.517) and on-base per- Smith transitioned to the Eagles tied up the game in 23 and I stuck with that News Reporter tion." Familial status includes centage (.574). tutelage of first-year head the bottom of the seventh number ever since. children under the age of 18 liv- That isn’t to say that coach Jordan Roberts. and won in the eighth on a “I knew going into The Lake City Reporter has an ing with parents or legal custo- opening for an aggressive dians, pregnant women and Smith’s journey back The former University walkoff. sixth grade that I wanted news reporter. Our community people securing custody of chil- from injury was a cake- of Florida softball leg- As heartbreaking as to be number 23 because offers plenty of opportunity for dren under the age of 18. This walk. After rehabbing, end pushed her team it may seem on paper, I wanted to be my grand- enterprise news, including newspaper will not knowingly some investigative work. This accept any advertising for real she dropped two straight to achieve its potential. Smith isn’t so put off by pa’s number. It was real- position covers a variety of estate which is in violation of 1-run decisions against While the expectations the loss. ly fate that they had two news assignments and some the law. Our readers are here- Lafayette and Trinity placed upon Smith’s and “That was the best features. Plus, theres also an by informed that all dwellings small jerseys left, and I opportunity to write for our va- advertised in this newspaper Christian Academy. Even her teammates’ shoulders game that we played all got number 23.” riety of magazine products. are available on an equal op- after righting the ship were high, Smith said season,” she said. “At Smith isn’t overlooking The successful candidate portunity basis. To complain of momentarily with a pair learning to manage those the end, seeing all my her senior year, however. must be able to generate ac- discrimination call HUD toll free of run-rule wins over curate copy quickly and have at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free was the key to the team’s senior friends — Morgan She said she wants to instincts for reporting on a va- Chiefland and Atlantic telephone number to the hear- later success. (Larney), Kaiya (Hurst), be a more vocal leader riety of subjects. ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Coast, the misfortune “It took about until Karson (Kirby) and Send a resume, clips and heading into the 2022 continued with four more that first win to start Carson (Frier) — it was references to season to help her team Jamie Wachter, editor, consecutive losses to clicking together how upsetting playing my last get over the hump of Lake City Reporter at drop Suwannee’s record we wanted to,” Smith game with them. But as [email protected] those tougher playoff 10 Acres High Springs area. to 2-14. said. “We needed to a pitcher and as a team, PARALEGAL NEEDED Paved road frontage, beautiful Still, Smith said she learn each other’s lim- I feel like we didn’t feel matchups. Paralegal position in Lake City, pasture, 8" ag well, owner fi- had confidence in her its… Then again, I’m a defeated.” “I hope that I can be an FL. Full time. Salary DOE, EOE nancing, no down. $109,900. example for the younger & ADA. Send a cover letter and $965/mo. www.LandOwnerFi- stuff after the last loss player that always likes Smith is verbally com- resume & three references to nancing.com on that four-game streak. to be pushed, and she mitted to play softball players that are coming [email protected]. 352-215-1018. Nobody could’ve blamed definitely pushed every at Abraham Baldwin up,” Smith said. “My her for trying to keep her single person.” Agricultural College in younger sister Rachel, team together, even if Roberts’ concentration Tifton, Ga., once she she’s going to be a soph- she might’ve been talking on better batting habits finishes her senior year. omore, so of course I through her teeth. for her players paid off It’s appropriate because want her to look up to But then the Bulldogs once the team got on her grandfather — the me and just be able to won their next game. And a roll. In its six-game one who taught her to learn by example.”