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LIVE OAK Surgery pp y No.4 for ‘Air and o ortunit ’ peak in a standoff between Lake City official reprimanded for responding to City Councilman Jake Hill and gas-burn what he took as a threat from councilman. Assistant City Manager Paul Dyal. The fallout for Dyal came Tuesday, victim By CARL MCKINNEY air and opportunity.” in the form of a written reprimand [email protected] Those words — an invitation made public Friday. by one interpretation, a threat by Doused, set ablaze; “Ain’t nothing in between us but another — brought tensions to a CITY continued on 2A Hill Dyal remains hospitalized nearly a month later.

By COREY ARWOOD [email protected] LOCAL HOPEFULS HIT HOME STRETCH A Live Oak mother of two set on fire on August 2 is still recovering while under- going round after round of surgeries for her third-degree burns, her family said. Kayla Watts, 27, recently had a fourth proce- Photos by ROBERT BRIDGES/Lake City Reporter dure at the School Board candidate Stephanie Finnell, right, and supporters. Watts Gainesville hospital Saturday, the last day of early where she’s been for nearly voting, saw a crowd out front a month, according to her of the Supervisor of Elections mother, Julie Jones. office. Election Day is Tuesday. She’s averaged a surgery a week because of burns to her arms and her chest, and lesser burns to her neck and face. “She is a warrior,” Jones said. Jones, of Bryceville, has been Watts’ caretaker School Board candi- during her hospital stint date Shayne Edge. and said Watts is healing well after learning only Pictured above are hopefuls, and their surrogates, for School Board, city and School Board, city and county can- BURNS continued on 2A state representative seats. didates are pictured. Bears Early voting ends; Precinct consolidation making ready for 5,060 ballots cast felt by voters: Williams By STEVE WILSON From concerns over a County District 1 commis- winter [email protected] Polling places voting precinct housed in a sioner, said he’s received cut due to lack portable building located in complaints from voters living By COREY ARWOOD Over the past eight days, of machines. a pasture, to in District 1, after Supervisor [email protected] more than 5,000 Columbia voters hav- of Elections Liz Horne decid- County voters exercised By TONY BRITT ing to trav- ed to close the Deep Creek Black bears are on the their constitutional right to [email protected] el about 20 polling site and combine it move again and have shown vote. Horne minutes to with the Winfield site. up recently on trail camer- Early voting began on With just two days remain- cast ballots, Williams said he has an as of hunters in Columbia August 18 and ran each day from 8:30 a.m. to 6 ing before the primary elec- some res- issue with the distance some County. p.m., at both the Supervisor of Elections office tion and early voting now idents are District 1 voters have to State conservation offi- in Lake City and at the Fort White Community a memory, complaints about complaining Williams travel to the polling sites to cers say increased bear Center. A total of 5,060 voted between both local polling sites are begin- about what they consider cast ballots. Williams is not activity should be expected locations as of 6 p.m. Saturday when early ning to pile up like cord wood slights by the supervisor of up for re-election this year, — from politicians and voters elections office. BEARS continued on 3A VOTING continued on 5A alike. Ron Williams, Columbia PRECINCTS continued on 7A

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elicited a reaction. to shift the focus back to the required to attend, was Scripture of the Day CITY “Ah now, wait a min- budget, but Dyal continued. “unacceptable behavior,” “Thou didst march through the land in indignation, Continued From 1A ute now, Mr. Hill,” Dyal “I don’t need to work Helfenberger wrote. thou didst thresh the heathen in anger.” responded. “I’m the type of somewhere where they’re “If this happens again, — Habakkuk 3:12 (KJV) During an Aug. 8 budget person you can sit here and going to threaten me,” Dyal further action will be taken,” meeting, Hill asked why the have a conversation with said. Helfenberger wrote. city needed two assistant me. But I’m not Wendell “Nobody threatened any- The reprimand also chas- Thought for Today city managers, referencing Johnson, don’t raise your body,” Helfenberger said. tises Dyal for not immedi- I have never met a man so ignorant that I couldn’t Dyal and Grayson Cason. voice to me.” “… He did,” Dyal said. ately bringing a problem learn something from him. “Is that cost, costing the “Well again, again, ain’t “That mean you resign- with the Kicklighter waste- — Galileo Galilei, 1564-1642, Italian scientist, etc. city more?” Hill asked. nothing in between us but ing?” Hill asked. water facility’s elevation Dyal was the utilities air and opportunity,” Hill “You call can fire me and level to Helfenberger’s chief before former City said, a line from the 2000 pay severance if you want attention. Manager Wendell Johnson version of the movie “Shaft.” to,” Dyal said, knocking The facility was built Winning Lottery Numbers gave him the promotion, “That’s over a chair about two-and-a-half-feet too Pick 3: (Friday p.m.) 1-4-3 which Finance Director right,” Dyal “And if you feel and storm- low, Helfenberger told the Pick 4: (Friday p.m.) 9-1-1-3 Donna Duncan said did not said. ing out of the Lake City Reporter. like you want Fantasy 5: (Friday) 2-4-10-22-36 come with a raise. “And if you some, come on meeting. “There could be some Duncan said she was feel like you In a written additional costs to the city unsure about Johnson’s rea- want some, and get it,” Hill reprimand that it might not have oth- See an error? soning for the promotion. come on and said. Council on Tuesday, erwise incurred for proper The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Hill asked staff to “look get it,” Hill member Melinda Helfenberger damage,” he said. “And there items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, at that.” said. Moses let out an told Dyal that could be potential additional please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will Newly hired City Council the interac- maintenance costs.” run in this space. Thanks for reading. Manager Joe Helfenberger member “oh my” as the tion at the Helfenberger said he’s said he’d come back with a Melinda argument meeting was investigating the issue to report. Moses let out continued. “alright” at find out how significant the Submissions Dyal responded from the an “oh my” as first, but Dyal costs might be. The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption audience with indifference, the argument continued. escalated it when he told “It’s a big enough issue information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would kicking off the back-and- “Are you threatening Hill not to raise his voice that I needed to know like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture forth. me?” Dyal asked. to him. immediately,” he said. and information to Associate Editor Steve Wilson at “Y’all can restructure Moses tried to jump in. Hill took that quote to be Dyal declined comment, [email protected]. however you all want it,” “We don’t need to go a “challenge,” Helfenberger citing city protocols. Dyal said. there,” she chimed in. wrote. Hill said Dyal’s actions “Of course we can,” Hill But the dispute kept “Once you defended your- during the meeting were Lake City Reporter responded. going. self, you needed to be silent “not acceptable.” HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS ...... 754-0419 Main number . . . . . 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SunDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Bears padding their dietstudents for winter and employees in the district! BEARS Continued From 1A

as fall nears and their search begins for more food before winter. Florida Wildlife Commission reports the state managed native species will try to qua- druple its caloric intake from roughly 5,000 to 20,000 calories of food per day as seasons begin to change. “We’re coming up on fall — it’s not fall yet, but as fall approaches they’re going to become more and more inactive,” Regional Public Information Officer Karen Parker said. “Even though they don’t go into true hibernation they do get lethargic.” Parker explained that black bear leth- argy has to be preceded by a drastic body mass increase to account for the scarcity of approaching winter month food supplies. “They’re really trying to pack on the pounds,” Parker said. “Just like their Northern brethren.” Despite daily temperatures reaching into the nineties, the bears will instinctively prepare for decreased food sources by seeking out the easiest things they can to eat. The FWC states the actions of residents are A mother bear and her cubs are pictured courtesy a game camera in Columbia County. crucial this time of year, just as in the spring- time, to keep bears at bay and make life better You only for both man and his mammal neighbor. live once. “Even though you’re done cooking on that barbecue grill, they can still smell the That’s worth he word steak you cooked last week,” Parker said. Get t out! protecting. She said the bears have one of the keen- est senses of smell of all species — greater A conversation about than that of a dog. life insurance now can EARLY VOTING: August 18-25, 2018 In May a black bear was spotted in Lake make a big impact on City, prompting local police to put out advi- your family (and even sories to the public and a brief search by your retirement) later. officers that turned up empty-handed. LET’S TALK TODAY. “That’s always a problem with bears in urban areas, if there’s a readily available Your secret to food source they’re going to stay,” Parker a garage sale said, and then offered a solution. “Pick up the attractant — if you can attract smaller success is in animals like raccoons you can attract bears.” the Classifieds. Chelsea Flores, Agent With upwards of 500 or so bears in the 4818 W Us Highway 90 Osceola region, FWC says securing trash Lake City, FL 32055 Bus: 386-438-5583 and food sources is imperative. Place your Cell: 386-209-2177 It prompted the agency to coin a motto for [email protected] Monday - Friday 9am - 5 pm a program: “A fed bear is a dead bear. Stash ad today! Weekends by Appointment that trash, scare that bear.” After-hours by Appointment Parker said it takes a neighborhood-wide 755-5440 effort to ensure food sources are inaccessi- COURTESY PHOTOS ble, and added it is also against the law to A black bear is seen in an image captured by a game State Farm Life Insurance Company (Not licensed in MA, NY or WI) State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company feed bears. camera earlier this month in Columbia County. (Licensed in NY and WI) 1708142 Bloomington, IL ELECTION DAY: August 28, 2018

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OUR OPINION Clean house at City Hall he Lake City Council came “that close” to blowing $300,000 it wasn’t obligated T to on the Blanche Hotel, the city’s point man on the project told our reporter Tuesday, holding his forefinger and thumb two inches apart as he spoke. Only the intervention of new City Manager Joe Helfenberger and/or city attorney Fred Koberlein — who caught it first isn’t clear — kept that money from going to developer IDP for something the city doesn’t owe. IDP says it had a verbal contract with former City Manager Wendell Johnson to do the work, though Johnson must surely have known the money wasn’t his to spend. The contract itself clearly states that any verbal agreement that would alter it is disallowed. And Johnson wasn’t authorized to make a side deal such as this to begin with. Nonetheless, the city nearly paid almost a third of a million dollars to bury utilities on Columbia Avenue for the project, not just on Veterans Street, as required. Ludy Shipp’s jackass story Something still stinks at City Hall, and we urge Helfenberger to get to the bottom of it, udy Shipp was a surprise win- Caldwell, and Fuller Warren came. then clean house. What we’ve seen unfold ner in a county commission- U.S. Senate candidates like Claude there in recent weeks is unacceptable, even by L er’s race several years ago and Pepper and George Smathers came. the uniformly low standard that city officials, some voters felt the turning point in Even presidential candidates appointed and elected alike, have come to the race happened in an exchange came: Adlai Stevenson, George accept. between the two opponents at a Wallace, Alexander Haig, Jesse political rally in Lulu. Jackson, Richard Russell, and Strom One last note. The first speaker, the incum- Thurmond came. When we uncovered this fiscal near-miss, bent, referring to his long political Back in the day, election results Assistant City Manager Grayson Cason asked experience, told the crowd he had would be hand painted on the front Morris Williams our reporter, in apparent seriousness, why we grown up on a farm and his daddy window of the Lake City Reporter. were so interested in it and why we couldn’t had always told him that if you had People by the hundreds would turn a good, dependable, hardworking out to watch the returns come in. just write “something nice” about the city. horse, to hold on to him. The painter had to have special skills We’d love to, Mr. Cason. Ludy spoke next and said he had were still closed to his constituents’ of artistry as he had to write all the Should we ever come to see even a hint of grown up on a farm, too, and his needs after 4 years in office. names and numbers backwards concern from City Hall for the well-being of daddy had told him if you had a Buford Galloway defeated Albert from the inside so the people outside local taxpayers, who have been pushed to the sorry, worthless jackass, you run Rumph by four votes in one elec- could read them correctly. brink by the casual arrogance of those who run him off and get a new one. tion for school superintendent. One of the richest parts of our The large crowd roared with Afterward, Buford said families of political history is the record of the the place, we will trumpet it from the rooftops. laughter and applause and many four or more came to his office, first black citizens to run for public That’s a promise. thought that moment swung the vote wanting something, and said if our and those who successfully did so. and Ludy won in a landslide. family hadn’t voted for you, you Some were Ron Williams, Bettye More on local political history. wouldn’t be sitting in that chair. Lane, Richard Anders, Henry TODAY IN HISTORY Ike Moses was a popular consta- In one sheriff’s election a man Harrison, Linard Johnson, Henry ble but people didn’t know how pop- said he was torn as to who to vote Harrison, Sonny Clark, Glenel On this date: ular he was until seven opponents for, that one candidate was married Bowden, and many others. ran against him and he got more to his first cousin and the other But Ludy Shipp, with his unique In 1789, France’s National Assembly adopted its votes in the first primary than all the man’s mother was his own mother’s way of speaking and his self-de- Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. seven put together. lifelong friend. scribed “working man’s hands,” cal- In 1883, the island volcano Krakatoa began eruptions, Tom Davis once won a School In times before mass media, candi- loused and deeply wrinkled, is one of leading to a massive explosion the following day. Board position when he said his dates stumping for state or national the most memorable of them all. In 1920, the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, opponent was blind to the issues, office regularly came to town to guaranteeing American women’s right to vote, was certi- that even a puppy opened its eyes in speak. Gubernatorial candidates n Morris Williams is a local historian fied in effect by Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby. two weeks, and his opponent’s eyes like Spessard Holland, Millard and longtime retired educator. In 1939, the first televised major league baseball games were shown on experimental station W2XBS: a double-header between the Cincinnati Reds and the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field. (The Reds won the first game, 5-2, the Dodgers the second, 6-1.) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lake City Reporter Lake City Reporter Marc Vann best choice for state rep Serving Columbia County Since 1874 To the Editor: witnessed he and his brother’s Elizabeth Porter and as North business leadership through a few Floridians we cannot afford to TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary economic crises. Marc Vann’s busi- lose the voice she and others have for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ defines political conservatism as a ness experience and acumen is sec- established for us in the State tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride philosophy calling for lower taxes, ond to none in this community and Legislature. There is too much at forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ limited government regulation of is reflected in Vann Carpet One’s stake, our economic stability, our ties by Community Newspapers Inc. business and investing, a strong unparalleled customer service and springs, our North Florida way of communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” national defense and individual product quality. I am sure that many life. Cutting through all the polit- WOure believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” financial responsibility. My friend of you have experienced Marc’s ical rhetoric, sifting through all profitable community-oriented newspapers. 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Todd Wilson, Publisher Marc was instrumental in propos- some tough trials and tribulations a proven record of cutting taxes, a Robert Bridges, Editor ing a more than thirty-three percent and as I look back, it looked like strong faith in God and family and Todd Wilson, Publisher (33%) reduction in the millage rate some would overwhelm him. someone who will, from day one, Jim Barr, Associate Editor charged to the citizens of Columbia Watching him go through them I STAND UP for North Florida. It SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor County. This reduction has ulti- saw a person who placed his trust in is my honor to ask you to vote for mately saved Columbia County tax- God and refused to waiver. I am cer- and support my friend, Marc Vann DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident payers almost $1.5 million dollars tain that the decisions made on our for State Representative. You will be TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman while still providing quality care to behalf in Tallahassee will be made glad you did! Columbia County’s most needy. through this same faithful trust. Marc Vann’s conservative Our district has had great Koby Adams qualities are not limited as I have representation in Tallahassee in Lake City LETTERS POLICY Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and ‘Talk is cheap, takes money to buy whiskey’ libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s To the Editor: health insurance for everyone, a successful? I would like to believe name, address and telephone number for verification. well-paying job for everyone, no everything I hear but I look at the Writers can have two letters per month published. There is a lot of talk (liberal/ one will want for anything and I’ll person, their past, accomplishments Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers conservative) about who is right. I lower taxes (impossible to do it and believe they will do just as they and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. am not too smart but there is an old ALL). have in the past. Most politicians saying “Talk is cheap, takes money Instead, look at a person’s accom- seem to do what’s best for them not BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL to buy whiskey.” plishments. Have they done what what’s best for us — CHECK THE I have heard people say I knew they said in the past? Have they RECORDS! 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. he was dishonest but he wouldn’t stretched the truth in dealings? Did BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. be with me. I was told it was they do what they were hired to BY EMAIL: [email protected] fixed but it wasn’t. When I am do? 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Wednesday (403 W. Duval St., Lake Haven Hospice is current- to complete a volunteer appli- Upcoming ‘Terrific Twos’ City) at 6 p.m. on Mondays ly seeking volunteers for Thursday cation. “Terrific Twos,” a library and 10 a.m. on Wednesdays. many tasks. No experience Volunteers needed Take Time to be Kind program for toddlers, is Newcomers group meets on necessary. To apply online Community Hospice ‘Preschool Storytime’ Literacy Day will take offered on Wednesdays Mondays at 5 p.m. visit www.beyourhaven. and Palliative Care recently “Preschool Storytime,” a place Saturday, September at 10:30 a.m. at the main org/volunteer, stop by the opened a new office at 163 SW library program for families 15, from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m, branch of the Columbia Volunteers needed office or an application can Stonegate Terrace, Suite 105, with preschoolers, is held on at O’leno State Park, 410 County Public Library, 308 The Christian Service be mailed to you. Lake City. We are looking for Thursdays at 11 a.m. at the SE O’leno Park Road in NW Columbia Ave. in Center (421 NW Washington volunteers to serve in several main branch of the Columbia High Springs. Entry is free downtown Lake City. For St., Lake City) is in search of Duplicate Bridge Club different capacities including: County Public Library, at with a new or gently used more information about volunteers. The center’s mis- Lake City Duplicate Bridge relief visits for our patient’s 308 NW Columbia Ave. in children’s book or library the library’s children’s pro- sion is to serve those in need Club meets at 12:30 p.m. families, pet therapy, veter- downtown Lake City. For card. Come join us on to grams, call 386-758-2101. in Columbia County through Wednesdays at The Country an pinning and clerical help. more information about celebrate “Take Time To Be Christian faith and resources. Club at Lake City. All bridge Visit our web site, Volunteer. the library’s children’s pro- Kind,” a day of reading and Al-Anon meeting For more, call 386-755-1770. enthusiasts are welcome. For CommunityHospice.com to grams, call 386-758-2101. fun for children of all ages! An Al-Anon group meets more, call Dottie Rogers at learn more about our volun- For more, call James at First Christian Church Volunteer at Haven 386-758-8606. teer on-boarding process and South at 386-454-0723.

City location described how Tuesday, Aug. 28 is elec- volunteers alike lined the VOTING things went on Saturday. tion day. The polls will be street at both locations for Continued From 1A “I am very pleased at open fro 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. much of the early voting peri- the voter turnout at both Please check your voter od, and began to disperse in voting ended, with 617 and early voting locations,” said registration card for your front of the Lake City location 191 voting in Lake City and Supervisor of Elections polling station.” just before 6 p.m. Saturday. Fort White, respectively, on Liz Horne in a prepared Vote by mail ballots are For more information Saturday alone. statement. “I encourage due by or before 7 p.m. on visit wwwvotecolumbia.com “Steady all day” was the everyone that hasn’t voted August 28. or call the Supervisor of phrase staffers at the Lake this elect to remember Candidates and campaign Elections office at 758-1026. OPPORTUNITY FOR CONTRACTORS! 386-752-0054 NEEDED: Contractors • Skilled Tradesmen• Self-Motivated Individuals www.Tire-Mart.com Opportunities to become highly profitable as a professional, commercial, and industrial contractor. 2700 US 90 West, Lake City Small group trainings • On-the-job training • Bidding and pricing assistance Marketing assistance • Minimal start-up costs • Factory wholesale materials Must be teachable, dedicated, honest, and a team player. ◆ AUGUST SPECIAL◆ CALL 717-715-6059 TODAY to take your career to the next level! 20% OFF ALL FOR SALE Solaray, Plant Fusion & Gaia Herbs Products! 35 beautiful acres in McAlpin, FL. Convenient to both Live Oak and Lake City. Property is completely cleared and fenced Construction/Debris Containers Available and includes a 50’ x 100’ steel barn. ASKING PRICE: $235,000 755-7060 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. 225 NW Commons Loop #107, Lake City FOR MORE INFORMATION, Delivered to your job site today. PLEASE CALL (305)608-5759. 386-758-5511 • www.SunflowerHealthFoods.com

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Oaks, pines and Landscape and Parks direc- palms take root tor. There was originally at Southside. $100,000 set aside for the landscape renovations which included cleaning By TONY BRITT and redressing the sport’s [email protected] complex’s front ponds, the Columbia County land- fountain and the front entry scape and parks crews are way near the complex’s adding the final touches to LED sign. a landscape project meant “This phase of the proj- to improve the aesthetics ect will costs approximately at the Southside Sports $25,000,” Pittman said. Complex. “Part of the $25,000, the Thursday afternoon City of Lake City donated crews worked on adding for this project. It’s a com- 14 trees to the property. bined effort on these trees These trees, in combina- and the final landscape tion to 15 added about two work.” weeks ago, will offer more Pittman said the new color and character to pop- plants will give the sports ular youth sports venue. complex a more polished The crews planted pine look. trees, palm trees, live oaks “This will make the park and magnolia trees in addi- look more professional and tion to rose bushes and more inviting when the various types of ornamental tournaments and all the grasses during the project. folks are coming in to use “This work was in all the facilities,” he said. “It the initial improvement will finish dressing up the TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter plans for the renovation front entrance where the work out here,” said Clint LED sign and flag are. It Clint Pittman (on tractor, from left), Columbia County Landscapes and Parks director, unloads a palm tree as Pittman, Columbia County will finish off the project.” Tommy Harrington, Eric Hollingsworth, Tyler Byrd and William Sexton prepare to cover the roots with dirt.

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Take charge of your dental health at LAKE CITY DENTAL 844 S Marion Ave, Lake City, FL 32025 386-752-8531 [email protected] • www.LakeCityDental.com sunday, AUGUST 26, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 7A Precinct consolidation having impact — then told her otherwise Brown, Columbia County The buildings often don’t ments. sure the churches won’t PRECINCTS after the machines had assistant supervisor of elec- have air conditioning, heat- “Security is huge,” Brown come back,” Brown added. Continued From 1A been purchased. tions. ing, have open doors and said. “You can’t shut the “We haven’t made a deci- She couldn’t get the Horne added that the they aren’t ADA compliant. fire department down on sion on community centers but voters in that district money back and could only locations were only guar- Polling sites are required Election Day. You can’t take yet. I think equipment is are picking a School Board trade the machines, where their keys to the fire depart- going to play a big part in member. she got just 18 units in ‘We went out and measured everywhere ment from them on election that decision in 2020.” “Mrs. Horne, and she exchange for the 32 units how many miles it was and how long it day. Security is top priority Brown said the supervi- has the authority to do so she had in place. would take you to get there. People now- and if we can’t get a loca- sor of elections office hasn’t because she’s the super- The supervisor of election that we can shut down received any calls about the visor of elections, closed tions office needed $200,000 adays go anywhere they want to go. They completely and have com- Columbia City voting pre- the Deep Creek polling site or more to purchase the do what they want to do and if they plete control of those doors, cinct. and moved everybody from additional equipment and want to vote, they’ll drive to vote or locks, windows and securi- Horne said the supervi- Deep Creek to Winfield,” there was no guarantee the come in and ask for a vote by mail ty systems, and everything sor of elections office also he said during a telephone new units would arrive in ballot or come in and vote early.’ that goes along with what received a complaint from interview Friday afternoon. time for the election. — Supervisor of Elections Liz Horne we’re trying to do, it’s not a voter who griped about “A lot of the people are Since there weren’t secure enough.” having to travel to the Lulu upset about it, but they enough machines, some Horne said the supervi- precinct to cast a ballot, but called me and I told them precincts had to be com- anteed from one year to the to have adequate parking, sor of elections will not be they learned the man tradi- that wasn’t my decision. bined. next or one election to the lighting, handicapped acces- going back to the former tionally participated in early That was the decision of Williams said he’s also next. sible facilities and room to polling sites for future elec- voting, where ballots are the supervisor of elections. fielded calls from Columbia “They can ask you to set up voting booths and tions because they are no cast either in Lake City or It wasn’t anything I could City voters complaining leave any time, so if we other voting essentials. In longer available. Fort White. do about it.” about having to cast ballots get a county-owned build- addition, the building must “I’m not sure about the “Some people just want to Horne said she has in the small portable building, then I have that vot- meet certain safety require- Deep Creek location, I’m gripe,” she said. received a few complaints ing being used to house ing location and it doesn’t about the Deep Creek con- Precincts 22 and 52 on have to be changed any- solidation decision. Southwest Bishop Avenue. more, therefore, that helps “We’ve had three phone “It wasn’t the board of in not having to send out calls,” she said. “That’s all county commission’s deci- new cards, letters and other we’ve had. We’ve kept a sion, it came from the super- things in costing the county record.” visor of elections office, so more money in every time I Williams said he thinks there wasn’t anything else I have to move,” she said. the decision to combine could do about it,” he said. “Every election we have the precincts will have an The building is a porta- problems with locations. adverse impact on the num- ble that has been set up in Every. Single. Election. So ber of people who go to the a pasture, but has a gravel our goal is to stop that, so polls in District 1. driveway and concrete park- we can get in a location and “It will impact the District ing area for handicapped stay in a location.” 1 voters because some peo- voters. Horne said the fire ple will have to drive 40 Horne defended the poll- department building in the miles round trip to go vote,” ing location. Columbia City area cannot he said. “The commissioners be used as a polling site Horne didn’t see travel have been wonderful in get- either. time to and from polls as ting us this place,” Horne a major inconvenience to said. “There is no place for voters on the north end of us to vote out there. We the county. tried. We went everywhere. “We considered every- There is just not that much thing,” she said. “We did on that part of the coun- our homework. I told ty. Everything in Columbia Commissioner Williams County was once a pasture. that we have done our It’s got to be improved, sure homework. We went out — a little bit, but right now and measured everywhere it’s a great place.” how many miles it was and Horne said crews have how long it would take you built a road to the build- to get there. People now- ing, poured concrete for the adays go anywhere they handicapped spots, built a want to go. They do what ramp for the handicapped they want to do and if they and renovated the inside of want to vote, they’ll drive the structure, which also to vote or come in and ask has a bathroom and air con- for a vote by mail ballot or ditioner, just like the coun- come in and vote early.” ty’s other voting sites. Tomi Brown, assistant “No, it’s not brand new, supervisor of elections, but it is just marvelous and echoed Horne’s thoughts we’re tickled to death the on voting by mail. county took the time, ener- “We can’t put a polling gy and money to make us location at everyone’s back a polling location in that door, but we can deliver area,” she said. “We had no your ballot to the front place.” door,” Brown said. Horne said when she Columbia County has 13 talked to the county com- polling sites and four were missioner who represents closed just months before that area, “he went to work the primary election. Three hunting us a place and he of the polling sites that were couldn’t find a place either.” closed were in churches. Unlike in years past, Horne previously said the county no longer uses the equipment shortage churches as polling sites. that led to the closure came “Churches now have day- after the state mistaken- care centers, so it’s not a ly told her certain voting good idea to hold a poll- machines were certified ing location,” said Tommi

Scholarships for 5 from Farm Bureau Five local students Current Florida flue- have each been award- cured tobacco growers, ed a college scholarship former flue-cured tobacco under a program initiated growers and descendants by Florida Farm Bureau of flue-cured tobacco grow- Federation. The students ers are eligible to apply. are Keith Carter and Alison Applicants are evaluated DeLoach of Fort White, and for classroom achieve- Buie Summerlin, Tyronza ment, leadership skills and Crusaw and Brittney potential career success. Thomas of Lake City. The Tobacco Scholarship Funding for the scholar- Program provides individ- ships has been derived from ual awards of up to $2,000. a 1998 Tobacco Settlement “Tobacco production has between state attorneys a proud history in our state general and five major and we are using these set- tobacco companies con- tlement funds to give back cerning the marketing of to our communities,” Florida tobacco products. Thanks Farm Bureau President John to Gov. Rick Scott and Hoblick said. “We are delight- Agriculture Commissioner ed to offer scholarship support Adam Putnam, a small por- to qualified young people. We tion of the remaining settle- look for their future contribu- ment money available for tions to our state’s economy Florida has been earmarked and its quality of life.” for the program. — From staff reports 8A Sunday, AUGUST 26, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER Young riders weather the storm

By STEVE WILSON [email protected] he Columbia County Riding Club hosted its last T Youth Riding Rodeo of 2018 on Saturday. “This winds it up,” said Clarence Milligan, CCRC vice president. With Western attire encouraged, and negative Coggins required, the event got underway just after 9 a.m., following registration at 8 a.m., at the Lake City Christian Academy on Pinemount Road, open to riders aged four and under to 18. After the Pledge of Allegiance, several young riders opened with a procession, bearing the US Flag, the CCRC flag and others. For the age four and under riders, the “tots,” events included stick horse races, stuffed Adrian Hurtado gets set to ride buddy pick-up, leadline barrels, “Jose.” and leadline poles. For “Little Wranglers,” age five to nine, there was goat undressing, goat roping/flipping/branding, barrels, poles and goat tying and trail, and the last three of which were held for the Juniors and Seniors, ages 10-13 and 14-18 respectively. A brief rain shower didn’t slow things down at approximately 2:30 p.m., when the Little Wranglers were up. Milligan said that riding is ben- eficial for young people in their growth and development. “Get them involved with hors- es, they get more involved with people,” he said as the event got underway. Charlie Summers, 17, served as an announcer for the event. He said he enjoys being an Dracie Solland gets set to brave announcer as it assists the other the course on “Barbie.” club members. “I love it,” he said. “It gives me a chance to interact with everybody.” For more information about Photos by STEVE WILSON/Lake City Reporter the CCRC, visit them on With rain in the area, Halen McKinney rides “Angel” at the Facebook or contact columbiac- Youth Ranch Rodeo on Saturday as the Little Wranglers [email protected]. showed their talent. B2

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BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia quarterback Jordan Smith rolls away from pressure to throw a pass against Gainesville on Friday night. Columbia rolls past Gainesville in season opener. Welcome to the “Zoo Life” at CHS. By JORDAN KROEGER over Gainesville at Tiger Stadium. Smith an you hear it Lake Shooting the J chanting it at every prac- [email protected] connected with Bobby Fulton for three of City? tice and you could hear it That chant, that those scores, including a 55-yard bomb C after Friday’s dominating sound, reverberating Brian Allen kicked his players off less than a minute into the second quarter 44-21 win over Gainesville. throughout the walls at So what is “Zoo Life?” the practice field on Tuesday, disgust- that put the Tigers up 20-7. Columbia High School? “You ever see gorillas ed with the offense’s effort in prepara- That touchdown was the first of the night That’s the sound of the and how they step on tion for Columbia’s season opener against after the game was postponed Thursday jungle. everything they go by? Gainesville. at Citizens Field due to lightning with Or as the Tigers are They don’t move out of the The Tigers head coach wanted to deliver Columbia leading Gainesville 14-7 with calling it, “Zoo Life.” Jordan Kroeger way and they just stomp. a message and his players delivered on 2:38 left in the first quarter. The teams It’s a slogan created by Phone: (386) 754-0421 We’re gorillas. Everybody Friday night. met Friday morning and agreed to pick up receiver TJ Jones and the [email protected] we play that’s how it is,” Quarterback Jordan Smith completed the game in Lake City, as Buchholz and entire team has gotten receiver Bobby Fulton said. 22/32 passes for 372 yards and four touch- Eastside were already scheduled to face off behind it, even updating Columbia’s new mantra Friday night proved downs while running for another to lead their bios on Twitter of 2018. Class 7A No. 3 Columbia to a 44-21 win CHS continued on 6B with the phrase to reflect You can hear players ZOO LIFE continued on 6B

PREP FOOTBALL: Suwannee 35, Fort White 19 NFL PRESEASON: Jaguars 17, Falcons 7 Poor second half costs Indians Lee injures knee in Suwannee scores 28 points win against Falcons in final 24 minutes to rally for season-opening win. Jaguars WR had to after Falcons cornerback be carted off field Damontae Kazee twisted his leg making a tackle. Lee By ERIC JACKSON in first quarter. fumbled on the play, but [email protected] it was overturned because By MARK LONG Kazee was flagged for tack- LIVE OAK – Turnover-free football Associated Press ling with his helmet. in the opening half helped the Indians Teammates and coach- to a slim halftime lead. Fort White JACKSONVILLE — The es offered well-wishes wasn’t as careful after the break, Jacksonville Jaguars might to Lee as he left the field. committing its first of four turnovers have lost their No. 1 receiv- Nonetheless, it was the kind early in the third quarter – and its er for the season. of preseason injury that momentum was never be regained. Marqise leaves players, coaches and Suwannee capitalized on Fort Lee, who led fans shaking their heads. White’s mistakes and scored 28 unan- the team in It also reaffirmed Falcons swered points in the second half. The receptions coach Dan Quinn’s decision Indians scored once more later in the in 2017, to rest two of his biggest fourth, but it wasn’t enough to avoid CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter injured his offensive stars, receiver a 35-19 defeat to the Bulldogs Friday Fort White running back Brayden Summers tries to escape a tackle as left knee in Julio Jones and running at Paul Langford Stadium. a 17-6 victo- back Devonta Freeman. he looks to gain yardage against Suwannee on Friday night. Lee “Them boys just came out with ry against Lee had 56 catches for 702 a little more fire than we did,” Fort Fort White’s defense kept one touchdown, coming on the first Atlanta in the preseason yards and three touchdowns White receiver Kanell Stewart said Suwannee quarterback Tyree Taylor drive, thanks to a energetic Fort Saturday night and could be last season. He signed a of the second half. “They made a few contained for most of the opening White defense that forced three turnout for the year. four-year, $34 million con- more key plays than us and took the half. Taylor, who finished with 79 Lee was carted off the advantage and got the momentum.” passing yards, managed to score just INDIANS continued on 4B field in the first quarter JAGUARS continued on 3B 2B SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD PREP CROSS COUNTRY

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Today AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE AUTO RACING East Division East Division 9:05 a.m. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB ESPN2 — Formula One, Johnnie Boston 90 41 .687 — Atlanta 72 57 .558 — Walker Belgian Grand Prix, at Spa- New York 82 47 .636 7 Philadelphia 69 60 .535 3 Francorchamps, Belgium Tampa Bay 69 61 .531 20½ Washington 64 66 .492 8½ Noon Toronto 60 69 .465 29 New York 58 71 .450 14 FS1 — IMSA, WeatherTech SportsCar Baltimore 37 93 .285 52½ Miami 53 78 .405 20 Championship, Biscuitville Grand Prix, at Central Division Central Division Alton, Va. (taped) W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 2:30 p.m. Cleveland 73 56 .566 — Chicago 75 53 .586 — FS1 — NASCAR, Camping World Truck Minnesota 61 67 .477 11½ St. Louis 72 57 .558 3½ Series, Chevrolet Silverado 250, at Detroit 53 77 .408 20½ Milwaukee 72 59 .550 4½ Bowmanville, Ontario Chicago 50 79 .388 23 Pittsburgh 64 66 .492 12 BASEBALL Kansas City 40 90 .308 33½ Cincinnati 56 74 .431 20 10 a.m. West Division West Division ESPN — Little League World Series, W L Pct GB W L Pct GB third-place game, Seoul (South Houston 78 50 .609 — Arizona 71 57 .555 — Oakland 77 52 .597 1½ Colorado 70 58 .547 1 Korea)-Kawaguchi (Japan) loser vs. Photos by SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter Honolulu-Peachtree City (Ga.) loser, at Seattle 73 56 .566 5½ Los Angeles 68 61 .527 3½ Williamsport, Pa. Los Angeles 63 66 .488 15½ San Francisco 64 67 .489 8½ 3 p.m. Texas 58 73 .443 21½ San Diego 50 81 .382 22½ Boys race first to the finish ABC — Little League World Series, championship game, Seoul (South Friday’s Games Today’s Games Columbia’s boys cross country team won first place at the Irma Invitational Korea)-Kawaguchi (Japan) winner vs. N.Y. Yankees 7, Baltimore 5, 10 innings Philadelphia at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. on Saturday in Newberry with a team score of 69, 17 ahead of second-place Honolulu-Peachtree City (Ga.) winner, at Toronto 4, Philadelphia 2 Boston at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Providence (86). Burch Greene set the pace for the Tigers, finishing in second Williamsport, Pa. Tampa Bay 10, Boston 3 Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. FOOTBALL Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 3 Atlanta at Miami, 1:10 p.m. place individually (17:18.10). He was followed by Seth Ziegaus (12th), Juan 12:30 p.m. Oakland 7, Minnesota 1 Washington at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Resendiz (13th), Alex McCollum (20th), AJ Kihei (26th), Carson Candler (40th) ESPN — High school, Phillips (Ill.) Kansas City 5, Cleveland 4 Oakland at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. and Noel Caballero (49th). The Lady Tigers finished in sixth, led by Mackenzie vs. Pickerington Central (Ohio), at Seattle 6, Arizona 3 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Westerville, Ohio Houston 9, L.A. Angels 3 Cleveland at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. Conklin, who finished in 24th place (23:00.50). Abbrielle Beiter was right behind GOLF Texas 7, San Francisco 6, 10 innings Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. her in 26th, followed by Suzannah Raines (41st), Lesly Cabellero (51st), Sarah 7 a.m. Chicago Cubs 3, Cincinnati 2, 10 innings St. Louis at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Beth Johns (52nd), Emily Flugrath (60th) and Ivey McCardle (68th). GOLF — European PGA Tour, D+D Real Miami 1, Atlanta 0 Texas at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Czech Masters, final round, at Prague N.Y. Mets 3, Washington 0 Houston at L.A. Angels, 4:07 p.m. Noon Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 6, 15 innings Seattle at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. GOLF — PGA Tour, The Northern Trust, St. Louis 7, Colorado 5 San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. final round, at Ridgewood, N.J. L.A. Dodgers 11, San Diego 1 N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. 2 p.m. Saturday’s Games Monday’s Games CBS — PGA Tour, The Northern Trust, N.Y. Yankees 10, Baltimore 3, 1st game Chicago White Sox at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. final round, at Ridgewood, N.J. Chicago Cubs 10, Cincinnati 6 Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. GOLF — Web.com Tour, Nationwide N.Y. Mets 3, Washington 0 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Children’s Hospital Championship, final San Francisco 5, Texas 3 N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. round, at Columbus, Ohio Toronto 8, Philadelphia 6 Oakland at Houston, 8:10 p.m. 4 p.m. Chicago White Sox 6, Detroit 1 Colorado at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. GOLF — LPGA Tour, CP Women’s Open, Tampa Bay 5, Boston 1 Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. final round, at Regina, Saskatchewan N.Y. Yankees 5, Baltimore 1, 2nd game 7 p.m. Miami 3, Atlanta 1 GOLF — Champions Tour, Boeing Classic, Pittsburgh 9, Milwaukee 1 Anderson’s pinch-hit HR final round, at Snoqualmie, Wash. Kansas City 7, Cleveland 1 helps Marlins beat Braves HORSE RACING Oakland at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. 3 p.m. Seattle at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. MIAMI (AP) — Brian Anderson hit a FS2 — Saratoga Live, Smart N Fancy St. Louis at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. pinch-hit, two-run home run to help the Stakes, at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Houston at L.A. Angels, 9:07 p.m. Miami Marlins beat the Atlanta Braves 3-1 MLB BASEBALL San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. on Saturday night. 1 p.m. Wei-Yin Chen (5-9) struck out 10 TBS — Boston at Tampa Bay Kiermaier, Pham help over six innings and Drew Steckenrider 8 p.m. pitched the ninth for his second save. ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore Rays beat Red Sox Braves starter Anibal Sanchez (6-5) MOTOR SPORTS exited with right hamstring tightness 3 p.m. ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Kevin after 5 2/3 innings and 98 pitches. NBCSN — AMA, Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Kiermaier tripled to key a two-run sixth Sanchez allowed four hits and one run. Series, 2018 Ironman National, at inning, Tommy Pham homered and Dansby Swanson led off the ninth Crawford, Ind. (taped) the Tampa Bay Rays won their seventh with his 13th home run of the season, NFL FOOTBALL straight game by beating the major cutting the deficit to 3-1 and ending 4 p.m. league-leading Boston Red Sox 5-1 on a 21-inning scoreless drought to the FOX — Preseason, Cincinnati at Buffalo Saturday night. Marlins in the series. 8 p.m. The surprising Rays will try to become After allowing the homer, Steckenrider NBC — Preseason, Arizona at Dallas the first team to sweep Boston in a series retired the next three batters to end the SOCCER this season in Sunday’s finale of the game. 8:30 a.m. three-game set. NBCSN — Premier League, Watford vs. Tampa Bay is a season-high eight Crystal Palace games over .500 (69-61). The Rays have 1 dead in shooting after 9:30 a.m. allowed three or fewer runs in seven Raines-Lee football game FS1 — Bundesliga, Mainz vs. VfB consecutive games. Stuttgart J.D. Martinez had two doubles in four JACKSONVILLE — One person is dead 11 a.m. at-bats for the Red Sox, who have lost and two others injured after a shooting NBCSN — Premier League, Newcastle five of seven. outside a Florida high school football United vs. Chelsea Tampa Bay chased Rick Porcello (15- game. Noon 7) in the sixth after Kiermaier tripled The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office FOX — Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmun and Willy Adames was hit by a pitch. reported the shooting occurred about vs. Leipzig Kiermaier scored on a wild pitch by Ryan 10 p.m. Friday night as the crowd was 7 p.m. Brasier before Joey Wendle made it 3-1 leaving the Raines High School football FS1 — MLS, D.C. United at N.Y. Red Bulls later in the inning on a sacrifice fly. game. 9:30 p.m. Pham hit a solo shot off Brandon There were about 4,000 people FS1 — MLS, Seattle at Portland Workman in the seventh, and Ji-Man attending the game. Director of inves- MacKenzie Conklin led Columbia’s girls Columbia’s Burch Green races up the TRIATHLON Choi’s RBI triple put Tampa Bay up 5-1 tigations Ron Lendvay said the person team on Saturday, finishing in 24th course during the Irma Invitational. in the eighth. 4 p.m. killed was a young man and the two peo- place at the Irma Invitational. The Lady Greene finished in second place overall NBC — IRONMAN World Championship, Porcello gave up three runs and six ple injured were a teenage boy and girl. at Kailua-Kona, Hawaii (taped) hits over five-plus innings. He didn’t identify the victims, nor would Tigers placed sixth. to lead the Tigers to first place. WNBA BASKETBALL Rays starter Ryan Yarbrough allowed he say if they were students at the school. 3 p.m. one run and five hits in five-plus innings. The sheriff’s office was still looking for ESPN2 — Playoffs, semifinals (best- Ryne Stanek (2-3) replaced Yarbrough and the shooter Saturday morning. of-5 series, Game 1, Washington at worked a scoreless inning for the win. Tampa Bay threatened in four of the Atlanta DeChambeau leads 5 p.m. first five innings but went 2 for 11 with ESPN2 — Playoffs, semifinals (best-of-5 runners in scoring positions during that Northern Trust by 4 shots series), Game 1, Phoenix at Seattle stretch. Brandon Lowe had an RBI single in the fourth that tied it 1-all. PARAMUS, N.J. (AP) — Bryson Monday, Aug. 27 Boston scored once in the second on DeChambeau made four birdies in a HORSE RACING Mitch Moreland’s double-play grounder. five-hole stretch around the turn to pull 4 p.m. away from a fading collection of stars, FS2 — Saratoga Live, Better Talk Now NFL PRESEASON closed with two more birdies and had an Stakes, at Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 8-under 63 to build a four-shot lead over MLB BASEBALL Thursday’s Games Keegan Bradley in The Northern Trust. 7 p.m. Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 0 A victory would assure DeChambeau ESPN — Chicago White Sox at N.Y. Friday’s Games one of the top seeds at East Lake to have Yankees Carolina 25, New England 14 a clear shot at the $10 million bonus for 10 p.m. Denver 29, Washington 17 winning the FedEx Cup. ESPN — Colorado at L.A. Angels N.Y. Giants 22, N.Y. Jets 16 Dustin Johnson, trailing by two shots SOCCER Minnesota 21, Seattle 20 after 36 holes despite two triple bogeys, 3 p.m. Detroit 33, Tampa Bay 30 added a double bogey to his week and NBCSN — Premier League, Manchester Oakland 13, Green Bay 6 shot 72 to fall nine shots behind. Brooks United vs. Tottenham Saturday’s Games Koepka, the U.S. Open and PGA champi- TENNIS Chicago 27, Kansas City 20 on who shared the 36-hole lead, began Noon Pittsburgh 16, Tennessee 6 his slide with a three-putt bogey from 12 ESPN — U.S. Open, first round, at New L.A. Rams 21, Houston 20 feet on No. 5 and by missing a 4-foot bird- York Indianapolis 23, San Francisco 17 ie putt on the next hole. He went 13 holes 6 p.m. Jacksonville 17, Atlanta 6 in the middle of his round with three ESPN2 — U.S. Open, first round, at New Baltimore 27, Miami 10 bogeys and 10 pars and had to settle for York New Orleans at L.A. Chargers, 8 p.m. a 72. He was seven behind. 7 p.m. Today’s Games Scott was one shot behind when he ESPN2 — U.S. Open, first round, at New Cincinnati at Buffalo, 4 p.m. made two bogeys, then chopped up the York Arizona at Dallas, 8 p.m. par-3 11th for a double bogey. ROUNDUP FGC volleyball drops both Friday matches

Florida Gateway College lost to Florida State College in straight sets (12-25, 18-25, 18-25) Friday before also losing to Indian State River College in straight sets (21-25, 16-25, 17-25). Madison Morrison led the Timberwolves (1-2) offensively with seven kills while Antoinette Ochipa had 21 digs to lead the team defensively against FSC. Morrison also led FGC with six kills against ISRC. Ochipa had a team-high 17 digs in the loss. Morse races to victory at Cougar XC Challenge

Florida Gateway College’s Bridget Morse won the Cougar XC Challenge on Saturday with a time of 22:45.67. TCC won the overall event by a score of 20-35. SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3B

OUTDOORS AUTO RACING Dove season starts September 22 Allgaier takes Xfinity race at By MONTY STEPHENS Special to the Reporter Road America Dove hunting, or as it is more popularly called a “dove By GENARO C. ARMAS shoot,” is regarded as a great Associated Press way to interest young hunters in the outdoors. A good dove ELKHART LAKE, Wis. — Race leader Justin hunt provides lots of opportu- Allgaier watched in the mirror as the two cars nities to do what we like to do closest to his Chevrolet made contact, essentially – shoot our guns. To make it bumping his two closest rivals out of contention. more challenging, the targets The coast was clear for Allgaier to sail to are moving. But to clarify, victory Saturday at Road America for his fourth dove hunting is not just for win of the season. kids, people of all ages enjoy But Allgaier kept thinking about everything a good dove shoot. else that could go wrong. The FWC has recognized What if he didn’t hit his mark on a turn? that dove hunting is a great What if his car ran over a debris on the track? way to bring new hunters What if he just ran out of fuel? into the sport and this type of “Ok if I run out of gas I may not go back to hunting cannot be done on the the garage area,” Allgaier said in recounting typical Wildlife Management his internal conversation. “I may just walk back Area. True, dove are scattered home to Charlotte.” out there in the forests and COURTESY PHOTOS Instead, he’ll head back with his second victo- woods, but not to the extent Doves at one time were considered the most popular game bird in the US. ry in three weeks, both coming on road courses, of supporting a good hunt. after pulling away over the final five laps. Doves are more attracted to take place on Saturdays from Allgaier held a 5.4-second advantage over agricultural land. They like a noon until sunset. Be aware second-place Matt Tifft to take the tense race harvested grain field. though, some fields may have filled with bumps, scrapes and spin-outs around In addition to the harvest- scheduling changes for vari- the 14-turn course. Daniel Hemric, Tifft’s team- ed field, I’ve been told doves ous reasons. mate at Richard Childress Racing, was third. like to land on very short The FWC dove fields are The victory erases the sting of a close call in grass or dirt and then walk Frog Pond North Public 2011, when Allgaier led late in the race before over to the crop rows to peck Small Game Hunting Area running out of fuel during a yellow flag. at stray kernels that fall to in Miami-Dade County, This time, Allgaier was the beneficiary of the ground during harvest- Allapattah Flats Public late-race commotion. ing. I’ve also heard it said Small Game Hunting Area With three laps to go, second-place James that doves really like it if a in Martin County, east of Davison and third-place Justin Marks were jockey- power line crosses the field Lake Okeechobee, Hilochee ing for position trying desperately to catch Allgaier so they have something up Wildlife Management Area when their cars spun out around a tight left turn. high to sit on. So making in Lake County, Caravelle Tifft blew past Davison and Marks. But no doves happy takes a lot. But Ranch Wildlife Management one could catch Allgaier, who started 11th. The the FWC has addressed all of Area in Putnam County and victory allowed him to leapfrog Christopher these issues for us by creating the Tenoroc Public Small Bell atop the series driver standings. a “Special-Opportunity Dove Game Hunting Area in Polk A dove hunter takes aim at a high-flying dove. “I never would have thought we could have Club Program.” This initiative County. These fields are a dream season like this one,” he said with a offers hunters the chance to planted in browntop millet, Dove is hunting is limited to having friends and guests smile after wiping sweat off his forehead. “Two experience dove hunting on Japanese millet, dove proso, shotguns only. Because doves visit to hunt their land. But road courses ... would you believe that?” the state’s best public dove sorghum, buckwheat and are a migratory bird, the shot- too many times gates get NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill Elliott finished fields. The FWC has estab- sunflowers. The number of gun must be plugged to a left open, empty beverage 20th after coming out of retirement to take his lished five fields for its public permits for each field varies three-shell capacity (maga- cans and trash (including first ride Xfinity ride around Road America. The hunting program. from a high of 30 to as few zine and chamber combined). spent shotgun shells) are left 62-year-old Elliott started 23rd, then climbed If lucky enough to be cho- as 13. Apply for a permit at It is illegal to “bait” a field behind, fences are damaged up to 17th before spinning out and falling back. sen, the recipient of a Dove GoOutdoorsFlorida.com. Be for dove hunting. The grain and crops are run over. And “It was a heck of a lot of fun,” Elliott said. Club permit is allowed to forewarned, it might take a the doves are eating must be it never hurts either before The old-school driver would have loved the hunt all scheduled dates of few years to get your name there as a “normal part” of a or after a hunt to stop by racing at the front of the field. It was an enter- a dove field hunt. The recipi- drawn, but it is definitely regular agricultural practices. the farmer’s house and say taining afternoon for NASCAR during an off ent can also bring one youth worth the effort. Be aware of that if you decide thank you. That is the polite week for the top-level Cup circuit. (age 15 or younger) on the Dove season is divided to hunt on your own field. thing to do. Part of the thank Most of the attention coming into the race hunts. Hunters can apply as into three phases. Phase one Hunting over a baited field you should include an offer fell on Road America rookies like Elliott. British a “group” (maximum of three starts September 22 and runs can result in very hefty fines. to buy dinner. racer Katherine Legge, who was driving in her adult hunters) or they can through October 14. Phase To protect our hunting So check out the FWC second NASCAR race, finished 14th. apply as an individual. Cost of two starts November 10 and heritage, we all need to abide opportunities. We’re lucky to IndyCar driver Conor Daly, who was making the permit is $150 per adult runs through December 2. by good hunting etiquette. live in a state that gives us his NASCAR debut, finished 31st. A suspension hunter. The general schedule Phase three starts December As a kind gesture, farmers these great hunting opportu- issue forced his No. 6 Ford into the garage calls for five hunts that will 19 and lasts until January 31. and ranchers used to like nities. Be safe and good luck. after 35 laps.

fumbled a snap, picked up PRESEASON DEBUT JAGUARS the loose ball and bulldozed The Jaguars had two play- Continued From 1B his way across the goal line. ers make their preseason Blake Bortles played into debut. 2017 All-Pro guard the third quarter and fin- Andrew Norwell (calf) and tract in March that included ished 17 of 23 for 204 yards. defensive lineman Taven $16.5 million guaranteed. But he also threw two inter- Bryan (abdomen), a first- A second-round draft pick ceptions, one on a tipped round pick from Florida, from USC in 2014, Lee has ball and another on a pass missed the first two exhibi- 171 catches for 2,166 yards that sailed wide of a receiver. tions. Bryan’s best play was and eight touchdowns. He batting down a pass in the missed games because of ANTHEM PROTEST closing minutes. various injuries in three of Jaguars All-Pro corner- his four seasons. back Jalen Ramsey and Pro SITTING OUT If Lee misses extended Bowl linebacker Telvin Smith The Jaguars were with- time in 2018, the Jaguars remained in the locker room out six players: cornerback would rely on second-year during the national anthem. A.J. Bouye (illness), center pros Keelan Cole and Dede Smith has skipped the Brandon Linder (knee), Westbrook, one-year rental anthem in each of the team’s safety Ronnie Harrison Donte Moncrief, and rookie three preseason games. (hamstring), linebacker DJ Chark to pick up the slack. Ramsey was suspended for Donald Payne (hip), defen- Jacksonville wants to last week’s exhibition at sive tackle Eli Ankou (knee) run the ball and play stout Minnesota, not for anything and defensive end Dawuane defense, an old-school phi- related to the anthem. Smoot (foot). losophy that got the team to the AFC championship game last season. That style helped the Jags control the first half against Atlanta, although they only led 10-6 on the scoreboard. Coach Doug Marrone’s team outgained the Falcons 236-96 in the opening 30 minutes. Matt Ryan completed 5 of 12 passes for 57 yards. Tevin Coleman ran seven times for 38 yards, with 22 of those coming on one scamper. Leonard Fournette carried 10 times for 57 yards and a touchdown for Jacksonville. Fournette’s 21-yard run in the second quarter was the only traditional touchdown of the night. The Jags scored again in the fourth, when backup quarterback Cody Kessler 4B LAKEY CIT REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018

PREP FOOTBALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Blair and the boys still meshing FSU CB Nobody asked me, but ... Taylor feels ‘underrated,’ yet delivers

By BOB FERRANTE Eric Jackson Associated Press Phone: (386) 754-0420 TALLAHASSEE — Florida [email protected] State cornerback Levonta Taylor ome passes were under- doesn’t look the part. The junior thrown, some were over- is generously listed at 5-foot-10 Sthrown. Some were off the and 181 pounds. mark, some were right on target. Not that those numbers interest Some were reeled in, some were him. The stats he focuses are 0 and just dropped. In other words, the 1 — as in no touchdowns he allowed Dylan Blair effect will take time. in 2017 and his jersey number. Nothing great happens overnight. Taylor temporarily lost his valu- The gunslinger transfer from able No. 1 when Columbia will be a star in his senior season at Fort White, but coach Willie the chemistry between receiv- Taggart took away ers isn’t quite there yet. This all of the single-dig- was evident in Friday’s contest it numbers for against a Suwannee defense that Florida State play- challenged Blair to throw the ers in the spring, deep ball. summer and start Taylor And some tosses were right of preseason camp. on the money – for example, a But Taylor is proudly wearing 52-yard touchdown to Kanell No. 1 again. Stewart as well as a 42-yard com- “He’s a great DB, one of the pletion to Derrick Roberson. But others, especially late in the sec- Photos by PAUL BUCHANAN/Special to the Reporter best in the country,” Taggart said. ond half, just weren’t there. Not Fort White quarterback Dylan Balir scrambles away from pressure against Suwannee on Friday night. “Great young man, as well. He because of impressive secondary brings a lot to our team not only on coverage, but because the deep the football field but off the football connection is still a work in prog- field. He’s one of the better team- ress. mates on the team.” “We need to help them out It was confirmation that Taggart [the defense] a little more and recognizes Taylor as a “dude,” the make more plays,” wide receiv- coach’s definition for a player wor- er Kanell Stewart told me after thy of a single-digit number. the game. “We can do that. We “Back to being a ‘dude,’” Taylor just need to go back and look at [film] and see how we can make said while wearing an oversized ourselves better.” “1’’ on a gold chain. “I’m happy The tiwahe offense really never to have my number back. Like he got rolling Friday, but there’s said, ‘If you work hard for your no doubt the unit has loads of number, you’ll get it back. And if potential as the season begins. you don’t, you’ll know why.’” With studs like Derrick Roberson, He’ll get his chance to validate Rahman Paul and Stewart, Blair his coach’s decision when the has a plethora of playmakers 19th-ranked Seminoles host No. around him to be successful. 20 Florida State on Sept. 3. That’s why the loss hurts, Taylor has built a college resume stings just a little bit more, because Suwannee’s cornerbacks on hard work, refining his technique had no chance defending Fort for the weekly battles against tall- White’s wide receiving corps. er and sometimes stronger receiv- “They were giving us the deep Fort White running back Stanley Maxwell stiff Fort White receiver Kanell Stewart leaps over a ers. He started all of Florida State’s ball,” Fort White coach Demetric arms Suwannee’s Suave Wright on Friday night. Suwannee player for extra yardage on Friday night. games last season but made just 18 Jackson told me. “We just kind of tackles and two interceptions. overthrew it. We just didn’t make Not overly impressive stats, but quite enough of those plays that quarterbacks don’t throw his way. we had a chance to make.” Taylor allowed just 13 receptions, Even they only combined for an average of one per game, in 2017 101 rushing yards, Fort White’s and didn’t allow a touchdown in 379 running back duo Stanley Maxwell and Brayden Summers coverage snaps, according to Pro showed great potential as a Football Focus. That’s the most strong tandem. snaps without allowing a touch- Thunder and lightning will be down pass among Atlantic Coast needed to balance an offense Conference cornerbacks. that won’t have Corey Dryden But Taylor wasn’t named to last (torn ACL) on this journey. Once year’s All-ACC team or the presea- this offense gets clicking, it can son all-conference team. He was possibly be one of the best in named a preseason All-American Class 3A. We saw flashes of it – by ESPN.com but otherwise was of what it can become – but just shut out. He feels part of that is a not enough consistently to pull out the victory. Good thing is, it’s byproduct of the Seminoles’ under- just Week 1. whelming 7-6 season in 2017. The opportunity to defeat the “I feel like I’m underrated,” Bulldogs for a third straight sea- Taylor said. “People know about son is lost. But there’s plenty of me. They know I have great feet. good the tribe can take away from They know I’m a great corner. It’s the season opener. Fort White’s Donovan Jenkins returns a kickoff against Suwannee on Friday night. just that we had a bad season last year. When you have a bad season, nobody is watching the games, INDIANS the first half. Suwannee’s defense having publicity on social media. Continued From 1B stifled the Fort White’s offense Other teams, they probably had a in the second half, keeping run- corner that really wasn’t good like ning backs Stanley Maxwell and that but they were winning so it overs in the first half. Despite the Brayden Summers contained. bumps them up, hypes them up.” defensive effort, the offense only The Bulldogs took advantage of Taylor doesn’t have the prototype scored two touchdowns in the their blunders as Taylor scored size of a shut-down corner. But he first two quarters. touchdowns on back-to-back pos- plays like one. Florida State defen- “It was more so of what we sessions following turnovers. sive coordinator Harlon Barnett saw didn’t do in the first half and it After Suwannee running how good Taylor was this offseason. escalated in the second half,” back Carlton Hall scored his “He’s stronger than you think he Fort White coach Demetric second and final touchdown in is,” Barnett said. “Obviously he’s Jackson said. “Not capitalizing the fourth, Fort White’s offense fast and he has a lot of confidence on [Suwannee’s] mistakes. We finally answered after a long in himself. He does take pride in his had some opportunities to put stretch without a score. Derrick game getting better, paying atten- the game away, got a couple fum- Roberson’s 23-yard touchdown tion to the details. The technique bles and an interception [but] we catch trimmed the deficit yet the things that you need to do. He pays CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter didn’t capitalize on that.” comeback was short-lived. Blair’s attention to them and tries to work Fort White defensive back Terrance Jones chases after Fort White quarterback Dylan interception on the final drive on them daily, which helps his game Suwannee running back CJ Hall during Friday night’s game. Blair finished with 239 passing sealed the loss. continue to rise and rise and rise.” yards and three touchdowns. But started stopping our run game. 8-yard touchdown run gave the “We usually work better under Taylor’s NFL stock could con- his offense sputtered in the sec- So it gave us a chance to throw Bulldogs an early advantage. pressure but it just wasn’t one tinue to rise and he could become ond half as the Indians failed the ball but as we got closer to Fort White’s sluggish start of those nights,” linebacker/full- the next in a long line of Seminoles to find a rhythm behind the the end zone, the passing lanes ended when Blair connect- back Kam Calhoun said. defensive backs who have tran- new transfer quarterback. Fort weren’t there for us. But this is ed with Stewart for a 52-yard Fort White looks to shake off sitioned to the league, including White’s defense began to unrav- what we wanted to see – a good, touchdown early in the sec- the loss and get prepared during Jalen Ramsey, Derwin James, el as the offensive woes contin- quality opponent early in the sea- ond quarter. The tribe found a the coming week of practice. The Ronald Darby and P.J. Williams. ued. Blair’s three interceptions son. And see how we adjust to it. groove after the big play, jolting Indians are set to host regional “It is easy to see the natural tal- after halftime proved critical and We just didn’t make enough plays not only the offense but their opponent Providence next week. ent,” NFL draft analyst Dane Brugler helped the Bulldogs to their first in the end, hats off to Suwannee, defense as well. “Let’s get back to work,” said. “He is twitched up and has the win in the series since 2015. they did.” The Indians were back in Jackson said. “And make the cor- supreme confidence required for the “At that point we lost some con- Suwannee (1-0) drove Fort the end zone when Blair found rections that we need to make. position. He looks comfortable mov- fidence,” Jackson added. “They White (0-1) downfield on its Rahman Paul for a 13-yard touch- And let’s go protect home field ing in reverse and works hard to stay went man-to-man [coverage] and opening drive. 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g pg FIRST PUBLIC HEARING NO- that the following described real September 6, 2018, at 5:30 Executive Director 4/2 newly renovated, conve- TICE FFY 2017 COMMUNITY property: p.m., or as soon thereafter as The Lake City Columbia Coun- nient to schools & downtown, DEVELOPMENT BLOCK Lots 5, 6 and 7, Block B, Col- the matters can be heard, in ty Chamber of Commerce is no pets, 1st + last + $500 sec GRANTS lege Manor Unit 1, a subdivi- the School Board Administra- seeking a creative, visionary Truck Driver/Equipment $1000/mo, 755-3456 Columbia County is considering sion according to the plat there- tive Complex located at 372 leader to serve as the CEO of applying to the Florida Depart- of recorded in Plat Book 3, West Duval Street, Lake City, our progressive 450+ member Operator ment of Economic Opportunity Page 55, of the public records Florida. Copies of said ordi- business organization. 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DOT physical and pre- Ft White in town 2/1 inside like and immediate threat to the date of the notice of lis pen- MISSIONERS OF COLUMBIA retention along with non-dues employment drug screen re- new. must have ref, 1st+last+ health or welfare of the commu- dens, must file a claim within COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEND- revenue generation will be con- quired of finalists. EOE. Email: sec, smoke free, no pets. nity and where other financial 60 days after the sale. ING CHAPTER 114, ARTICLE I sidered a plus. [email protected]. $675/mo 941-924-5183 No phone calls please. resources are not available to WITNESS my hand and official OF THE COUNTY CODE OF A bachelor's degree is prefer- meet such needs. seal in the State and County ORDINANCES TO ADD ALOE able, along with a minimum of The categories of activities for aforesaid this 15th day of Au- COURT AND MERRIMACK four years of progressively re- which these grant funds may gust, 2018. PLACE TO THE LIST OF sponsible leadership experi- PUBLISHER'S NOTE be used is limited to economic P. DeWITT CASON COUNTY ROADS UPON ence in developing and manag- All real estate advertising in this development due to the fact Clerk of the Court WHICH OPERATION OF ing the efforts of a successful SENIOR REGISTERED newspaper is subject to the fair that the County has an open By: /s/ S. Weeks GOLF CARTS IS PERMITTED; community focused organiza- NURSE SUPERVISOR housing act which makes it ille- Neighborhood CDBG. Specific Deputy Clerk AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC- tion. Salary and benefits are The Florida Department of gal to advertise "any prefer- improvements can include such TIVE DATE. competitive. Veterans Affairs Jenkins ence, limitation, or discrimina- activities as acquisition of real 451078 ORDINANCE NO. 2018-16 Send resume in a Word docu- Domiciliary is seeking a super- tion based on race, color, reli- property, construction of public August 19, 26, 2018 AN ORDINANCE OF THE ment and salary history elec- visory level R.N. to fill the po- gion, sex, disability, familial sta- infrastructure such as roads, BOARD OF COUNTY COM- tronically by August 27th, 2018 sition of Senior Registered tus or national origin; or any in- parks or sewer mains, buildings IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, MISSIONERS OF COLUMBIA to Chuck Ewart at Nurse Supervisor for Evening tention to make such prefer- for lease or financing for critical THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN COUNTY, FLORIDA, AMEND- [email protected] Shift (3:30pm-12:00am). All ence, limitation or discrimina- equipment. Additional informa- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- ING CHAPTER 38, ARTICLE II, applicants must hold a Florida tion." Familial status includes tion regarding the range of ac- TY, FLORIDA DIVISION 7 OF THE COUNTY Industrial Structural/Mechanical R.N. license and be certified in children under the age of 18 liv- tivities that may be undertaken CASE NO: 18-181-CA CODE OF ORDINANCES TO Designer-Draftsman - Must C.P.R. Requirements for all ing with parents or legal custo- will be provided at the public RAYMOND H. PICKETT and CONFORM THE COUNTYS have experience in design and candidates include a strong dians, pregnant women and hearing. ANNA G. PICKETT, his wife, CODE WITH STATE LAW; detailing Material Handling clinical background, good people securing custody of chil- At least 51% of the ED CDBG Plaintiff, AND PROVIDING AN EFFEC- Equipment (conveyor systems) communication abilities, and dren under the age of 18. This funds must be proposed to be vs. TIVE DATE. and related structural steel sup- excellent computer skills. 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Our readers are here- In developing an application for SESSION. shall be advised that the date, Send Resume to: Draftsman, https://peoplefirst.myflorida.- by informed that all dwellings submission to the Florida De- Defendants. time and place of any continua- 3631 US Highway 90 East Lake com/logon.htm advertised in this newspaper partment of Economic Opportu- CLERK'S AMENDED NOTICE tion of the public hearings shall City, Fl 32055 Call Kim Graham for more in- are available on an equal op- nity, the applying local govern- OF SALE UNDER F.S. CHAP- be announced during the public formation at 386-758-0600 portunity basis. To complain of ment must plan to minimize dis- TER 45 hearings and that no further no- x1006 Req. #50000426 discrimination call HUD toll free placement of persons as a re- NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in ac- tice concerning the matters will Closing Date 08/29/2018 at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free sult of planned Community De- cordance with the Summary Fi- be published, unless said con- EEO/AAE telephone number to the hear- nal Judgment of Foreclosure velopment Block Grant activi- tinuation exceeds six calendar Loan Documentation ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. ties. In addition, the applying dated August 21, 2018, in the weeks from the date of the Specialist local government is required to above-styled cause, I will sell to above referenced public hear- develop a plan to assist dis- the highest and best bidder for The preferred candidate must ings. possess the ability to process placed persons. cash at the Columbia County All persons are advised that, if Courthouse at 11:00 a.m. on commercial loans using Laser LICENSED JUVENILE A public hearing to receive citi- they decide to appeal any deci- COUNSELOR zen views concerning housing, September 26, 2018, the fol- Pro, perform post-closing loan sions made at the public hear- review, and resolve credit dis- PT Counselor for Anger Mgmt 1/2 to 5 acre lots; owner and community and economic lowing described property: ings, they will need a record of financing. some with w/s/pp Lot 29 of Deer Creek, Phase 2, putes. A positive and profes- & Substance Abuse Outpa- development needs will be held the proceedings and, for such tient Program. To perform As- Deas Bullard/BKL Properties in the auditorium of the School a subdivision according to the sional attitude, willingness to purpose, they may need to en- learn and the ability to work sessments, Groups, Individu- 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Board Administrative Complex Plat thereof as recorded in Plat sure that a verbatim record of Book 7, Pages 11 and 12 of the with others as a team are also al, and family sessions. Email 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, located at 372 West Duval the proceedings are made, resume to gorgeous oaks, great area, site Street, Lake City, Florida on Public Records of Columbia needed qualities. Strong which record includes the testi- computer skills, including pro- [email protected] built homes only. Owner Fi- September 6, 2018 at 5:30 County, Florida. mony and evidence upon which Together with 2002 SHC Dou- ficiency in Microsoft Office nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. p.m., or as soon thereafter as the appeal is to be based. programs (Word, Excel, Out- $513/mo 352-215-1018. the matter can be heard. To ble Wide Mobile Home In accordance with the Ameri- VIN#GAFL134A74758SL21 look, etc.), and prior banking www.LandOwnerFinancing.com obtain additional information cans with Disabilities Act, per- experience are preferred. concerning the public hearing, and GAFL134B74758SL21 sons needing a special accom- ALL IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, A great opportunity awaits you PUBLISHER'S NOTE or to submit written comments, modation or an interpreter to at Columbia Bank; fax your re- All Yard Sale Ads contact David Kraus, at 386- FLORIDA participate in the proceeding Any person claiming an interest sume to Human Resources at Must be Pre-Paid. 758-4100 or at the Board of should contact Lisa K. B. (386)752-0022, email to job- County Commissioners Offices in the surplus from the sale, if Roberts, at least seven (7) Ford Bucket Truck Altec, GMC any, other than the property [email protected], 6500sf warehouse, 1000sf AC at 135 NE Hernando Avenue, days prior to the date of the or submit an application online Bucket Truck 65 ft, Grappler office/retail, 2 lg roll-up doors, Suite 203, Lake City, Florida owner as of the date of the lis hearing. Ms. Roberts may be Truck, Mobark Chipper, Rayco pendens must file a claim with- at www.columbiabankflorida.- 20608 CR 49, O'Brien 352-215- 32056. contacted by telephone at (386) com or in person at 151 NW Stump Grinder, Dodge 4 door 1018 Owner financing The public hearing is being in 60 days after the sale. 758-1005 or by Telecommuni- 4x4 pickup, Gooseneck Dump If you are a person with a dis- Commons Loop Lake City, $159,900 $5k down $1360/mo conducted in a handicapped cation Device for Deaf at (386) Florida. 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Salary based upon ex- CLASSIFIEDS 3/2 brick, end of cul-de-sac, lg Foreclosure in the above-styled sioners of Columbia County, perience. Please call 386-752- yard, garage $1100/mo $1000/ Lake City Reporter action dated August 13, 2018, Florida, at public hearings on 3774 for appt. dep, pet fee. 386-365-8543 6B LAKEY CIT REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 PREP WRESTLING ZOO LIFE Mann signs with Brewton Parker College Continued From 1B that. Columbia stomped all over By ERIC JACKSON proud of you.” Gainesville’s defense, pounding [email protected] Nothing was ever guaranteed the Hurricanes for 580 yards. The for Mann, who dealt with issues Tigers marched up and down the Daniel Mann can finally say off the mat that led him to be field almost effortlessly, never punt- he’s a college wrestler. sidelined for both his freshman ing until late in the fourth quarter. The Columbia standout made and sophomore seasons. “Every night we come out and it official by signing his letter Those obstacles, howev- encompass zoo life,” Jones said. “We of intent with Brewton Parker er, never stopped him for earning show that we’re from the zoo and College Friday afternoon. a scholarship. Mann returned to that nobody can play with us.” Mann, who graduated this past the team for his junior campaign, Gainesville certainly couldn’t. spring, chose Brewton Parker and quickly proved he was a star Neither could nationally ranked IMG Academy in last week’s presea- College over Life University and at Columbia. son classic. These Tigers seem for other schools. The two-time district champ real and people all around the state After visiting the private col- leaves behind quite a legacy – a are noticing, evident by their No. 3 lege up in Mount Vernon (Ga.) true comeback story. ranking in Class 7A in the AP’s pre- last year, Mann says he came “I’ve seen this young man season state football poll. away impressed by the school’s ERIC JACKSON/Lake City Reporter mature and develop, not only as Keeping a bunch of teenagers on wrestling program as well as the Columbia’s Daniel Mann signed his letter of intent with a man but also as a wrestler,” an even keel as the media generates campus. The ex-Tiger turned Brewton Parker College on Friday. Columbia coach Pete Whittington more and more hype isn’t easy for a Baron begins class next week. said. “He came really close to coach. You have to find ways to reach “I always hoped this day would to a regional title in the 132 elimination (8th place). qualifying for state his first year them. Columbia head coach Brian come around,” he said. weight class. “He’s a perfect example of back. You can see that it touched Allen did that at Tuesday’s practice, kicking his players off the field when Mann ended his high school Mann was one of only two when you put your mind to some- a nerve in him. In one summer, I the first team offense wasn’t execut- career on a high note. As one of Tigers to accomplish the feat, thing and commit to it, great saw him improve more than I’ve ing against the second team defense. the key wrestlers for Columbia and it was enough to reach the things can happen,” Columbia ever seen in such a short amount The result? A sixth straight vic- this past season, he dominated state finals, making it all the way principal Trey Hosford said of time. A lot of that is due to ded- tory for Columbia over Gainesville his way to a district title en route to the semifinal round before his during the event. “I’m extremely ication and the will to succeed.” three days later. “Everybody is going to get cri- tiqued, criticized, ridiculed the same way here,” Allen said. “It doesn’t matter if your name’s Marquez (Bell) or Jordan (Smith) or if you’re the bottom guy on the totem poll. We have a level of expectation this year and that’s the same way it’s been for eight years now and it’s not going to change. We’re going to keep them humble and we’re going to keep them hungry. “You can’t say you’re going to keep them away from social media because this is the age that we’re in. You’ve just got to make sure you keep these guys ready to play like they played in that (preseason) classic against IMG against every opponent. Whether it’s the ones you’re supposed to win or the ones that you aren’t, you have to have that same mentality like it’s the biggest game of your life because it’s the next one.” The next one is Suwannee, another rival Columbia has beat up on recently. The Tigers haven’t lost the Oak Bucket rivalry since 2007 and certainly don’t expect to in 2018. But the challenge for Allen is trying to get his team up for every game. It’s easy when you’re facing IMG Academy or the likes of Bolles, Madison County and Robert E. Lee. But it’s not when it’s teams you’ve defeated year in and year out. Allen has his ways to battle that I’m sure. He even says his go-to Photos by BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter is a famous quote from basketball Columbia defensive back Devin Johnson celebrates with teammates after intercepting a pass against Gainesville on Friday night. legend John Wooden: “Talent is God given. Be humble. Fame is man-given. Be grateful. Conceit is self-given. Be careful.” “That’s the philosophy I teach my kids and my kids are starting to learn that,” Allen said. “Be humble, be hungry, stay that way and it’ll make you competitive the rest of your life.” But perhaps the biggest saying is the one simply created by Jones in a group chat one day this summer. It’s turned into hashtags, tweets and t-shirts and now a howling chant every day on the field Perhaps “Zoo Life” is what pushes the Tigers day in and day out and gets them up for every team every Friday regardless of record. Perhaps that’s the little extra push that’s needed every now and then for a team weighted with expectations. “This place is called the Jungle since I was in school and even beyond in ’95 when this place was created. It’s the Jungle,” Allen said. “When you think about the different animals that are in the jungle and how these kids are able to see them a majority of time in the zoo Columbia running back Kylen Callum Columbia receiver Marquez Bell catches Columbia receiver Bobby Fulton catches then that’s what TJ came up with runs up the field after a catch against a pass in coverage against Gainesville on one of his three touchdowns against this thing and it’s taken off. We’re Gainesville on Friday night. Friday night. Gainesville on Friday night. embracing it and I think the whole

4:17 to go in the first half. It hit the tip of the iceberg of ended with Smith’s third (Columbia 580, Gainesville with 77 yards on 11 carries. CHS was a dominating offensive who that kid is going to be, touchdown pass to Fulton 437). But Columbia’s long Bell caught six passes for Continued From 1B performance for the Tigers, especially with the special from 13 yards out for a ball proved to be the differ- 91 yards while Jones, a 2019 who tallied 366 yards and guys around him.” 41-21 advantage. ence on Friday night. four-star prospect, caught 18 first downs in the first Gainesville grabbed Fulton caught six passes “What we did tonight is six more for 66 yards. at Citizens Field. half alone. some momentum right for 115 yards to lead the our system,” Allen said. “We’re going outscore any It was the sixth straight That included Smith’s before halftime when quar- Tigers. “It could be TJ (Jones) team and we did,” Jones said. victory for the Tigers (1-0) 6-yard touchdown scamper terback Luke Matthews “We were just connect- the next week. It could be NOT AGAIN: Columbia over the Hurricanes (0-1). and his 18-yard touchdown threw a deep ball to ing. It just happened. It was Marquez the next week or senior linebacker Ethan “I’m proud of them. They pass to receiver Marquez receiver Jalen Kelsey for just my night,” Fulton said. Butter (Jaden Williams) Umstead left the game early left (Thursday) night click- Bell in the first quarter on a 45-yard touchdown with “I just expected to come out or Lanadrick (Bradley) with an ankle injury. The ing on all cylinders. You Thursday. Smith also rushed 1:45 to go to cut the defi- and catch the ball when it the next week. It’s just a senior sprained it Thursday never like a game where for 63 yards on eight carries. cit to two scores. But that was thrown to me. That was matter of what we’re see- night and tried to go Friday there’s a disruption when “He’s taken a grasp of momentum was squashed Jordan. All Jordan.” ing from the defense when but he later went to the you have momentum,” Allen this playbook and run with seconds into halftime as Matthews finished 34/48 the plays are being called. locker room in the second said. “They came to school it,” Allen said of Smith. “He Jaden Williams returned for 406 yards and three We have concepts but we quarter and came back to today not knowing if there has a natural ability with his the second half kickoff 85 touchdowns, with two of also have ways to tag routes the field in street clothes. would be a game today or on legs but that’s something yards for a touchdown to those going to Kelsey (10 and be able to get guys It was Umstead’s first Saturday but they got locked we’re going to make sure put Columbia up 34-13. catches for 205 yards). But he open. Jordan did a good job game action since fracturing in by 7:30 and they came out he’s not known for. It’s not The Hurricanes respond- also threw two interceptions, with his legs, our receivers his ankle over the summer. and executed.” just what he can do with ed with Matthews’ 13-yard snatched by Devin Johnson understand what we have to “That’s going to be some- Smith and Fulton hooked his legs but what he has score to Isaac Meacham but and Shyheim Brown. do when he scrambles and thing when you have a high up again for another touch- the ability to do with his Smith and company always The game turned into that gave Bobby opportuni- ankle sprain that you’re down — this time from arm. I haven’t held back the had an answer, driving right a good, old-fashioned ties tonight.” going to have to deal with,” 19 yards out — to extend reigns of what we’re doing back down the field on an shootout as the teams Kylen Callum led Allen said. “Hopefully he’s Columbia’s lead to 27-7 with offensively. He hasn’t even 11-play, 72 yard drive that combined for 1,017 yards Columbia on the ground ready to go full speed by the C2 Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County

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Do you have enough savings for planned and unplanned expenses?

Nearly half of consumers three (29 percent) report tak- have encountered an emergen- ing extreme actions to pay their cy expense in the past year, but way, including taking out a bank when it comes to financially loan, going into debt, cleaning preparing for the unexpected, out a savings account, borrowing many fall short, according to money or maxing out a credit CIT Bank’s new Summer Savings card. Survey conducted by The Harris “Americans can do more to Poll. What’s more, the survey ensure their lifestyles and sav- also found that many consumers ings priorities are aligned,” says don’t have the savings to afford Kumar. “But saving wisely is the planned expense of the vaca- key.” tions they take. To plan the monthly amount “More than one in four con- that you’ll need to save for peace sumers don’t save anything for of mind, utilize free resources, unexpected events such as a such as CIT Bank’s online calcu- home repair or health expense,” lators at bankoncit.com/calcula- says Ravi Kumar, head of Internet tors. Then, consider looking for Banking for CIT Bank. “Over an account that will make your another quarter report saving savings work harder and offer less than 5 percent of their some flexibility. monthly household income for Do you have enough sav- emergencies.” ings for planned and unplanned How are consumers making expenses? When it comes to ends meet? Family and credit happy occasions, like vacations, cards top the list of resources as well as the unexpected, being Americans rely on for financial prepared can safeguard you support during emergencies. As against zeroing out your account for the planned expense of a or going into debt. Andrey Popov/stock.Adobe.com vacation, approximately one in -StatePoint Keeping the piggy bank full is important to long term financial security.

Ask the Fool Can Return on Equity Be Too High? If a company has a return on Qequity above 100 percent, Fool’s School Study the statements you receive My Dumbest Investment The Motley Fool Take is that good or bad? — E.M., from any money managers to see Rochester, Minnesota how often they’re placing trades. Burned by Volatility Shopping for Shopify It requires a closer look. A Bad Kind Remember that big bucks are typi- AReturn on equity (ROE) of Churning cally made in great stocks when My dumbest investment was Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) helps reflects the productivity of the net you hold on for many years. in Sierra Wireless, which fell more than 600,000 businesses assets (assets minus liabilities) that Churning doesn’t just refer to Churning is also a problem in from near $50 per share to the sell their products online. It offers a company has at its disposal. It’s the production of butter. It’s also the mutual fund industry, where mid-teens, costing me a lot of more than 100 website templates money. — B.B., online to help customize the experience, determined by dividing net income a financial term, referring to when fund managers can be so pres- financial professionals engage in The Fool Responds: When and it can provide services such as by shareholder equity. (Net income sured to beat the market over short invoicing, order tracking, payment is found on a company’s income excessive trading — buying and periods that they can’t afford to investing, it’s important to remember that not every investment will processing and shipping integra- statement, while shareholder equity selling securities. They typically do be patient with solid holdings that tion, too. The recurring revenue so on behalf of their clients, gener- just need more time to perform. A play out as you expect or hope. is found on the balance sheet and Even the best investors regret some that’s generated should help Shop- is what you get when you subtract ating commissions for themselves fund with a high “turnover rate” ify prosper for years to come. in the process — and usually not of their moves. liabilities from assets.) In general, reflects intense trading activity, It’s also critical to understand that Shopify has been so successful the higher the ROE, the better. serving those clients well. This and funds with the highest turnover no stock will move up in a straight catering to the needs of small- and Note, though, that some ROEs churning results in billions of dol- rates often underperform their less- line. There’s always some volatil- medium-sized merchants that it are artificially high because the com- lars lost each year. active counterparts. After all, lots ity, and it can be especially so with has added enterprise-level options The problem exists because some of buying and selling generates lots young companies and ones in fast- for larger companies, which tend pany has taken on a lot of debt or has to spend more than their smaller bought back a lot of shares. These stockbrokers are paid based on the of commission expenses, which are changing industries. As long as you number of trades they make in your maintain long-term faith in a com- counterparts. It’s also focusing on actions shrink shareholder equity, borne by shareholders. international growth, as currently account, not how well that account Churned investors also get a tax pany, it’s often best to just hang on. driving up ROE. Sierra Wireless, in the business of most of its customers are located in performs. (This explains brokers hit. Gains from stocks you’ve held the United States. *** who cold-call you, trying to sell making wireless chips and modules for more than a year are taxed at the that are used in wearable devices, The company has chosen to What’s “the accrual method”? you on supposedly terrific invest- preferable long-term capital gains forgo profits (for now) in exchange Q— S.L., Maryville, Tennessee connected vehicles, smart cities and ments.) Even if your broker is good rate, which is 15 percent for most more, topped $30 per share about for a rapid expansion (its second- It’s one of many accounting and has you invested in growing people. Short-term gains are taxed nine months after you wrote us, but quarter revenue soared 62 percent Aconcepts worth learning to help companies, he or she might still be at your ordinary income rate, which it was recently in the teens again, over year-earlier levels). That’s you understand companies’ finan- frequently moving you out of one can be more than twice as much. though seemingly heading up. not uncommon for young and fast- growing companies, and increasing cial statements. good company Even we individual investors can It’s focused on the promising and into another. Each transac- Internet of Things market, which sales and more recurring revenue In the accounting world, “rev- sometimes engage in churning, should eventually deliver earnings. enue” (sales) doesn’t necessarily rep- tion can result in a gain for the if we have short attention spans enables items such as cars, health care devices and even home appli- Meanwhile, Shopify’s stock price resent the receipt of cash in a sale. brokerage — regardless of how or are just impatient. Be aware of has soared more than 700 percent it does for you. ances to communicate using Blue- Many companies are required to churning, and aim to avoid it. tooth and cellular signals. over the past five years. book sales when goods are shipped We can’t know how Sierra Wire- Management forecasts revenue or when services are rendered. But less will perform in the future, of about $1 billion for the full year, others can record sales when cash is Name That Company but there’s plenty to be hopeful which would be a 48 percent jump received, or incrementally, as long- about. Its shares surged 19 percent over last year. With its massive term contracts proceed through I trace my roots back to the recently, when it posted strong international opportunity and the stages of completion. With the 1920s, when two brothers in second-quarter results, featuring paradigm shift to e-commerce that is just getting started, Shopify is a accrual accounting system, the rev- Germany started making shoes revenue growing 16 percent year over year and bullish projections promising portfolio candidate for enue on a company’s income state- in their mother’s laundry room. risk-tolerant long-term investors. ment may not have actually been from management. (The Motley Jesse Owens won gold in the Fool owns shares of and has recom- (The Motley Fool owns shares of received by the company. mended Sierra Wireless.) and has recommended Shopify.) Imagine, for example, PieMart 1936 Olympics with my shoes. The brothers parted ways in the 1940s, Inc. (ticker: GOBBL). With the LAST WEEK’S TRIVIA ANSWER accrual method, if it has shipped with one setting up the Puma brand off a thousand pies but hasn’t yet I trace my roots back to 1936 and a guy selling peanuts out of his car in and the other registering my name as a Los Angeles. Over the years, I’ve been involved in businesses as diverse been paid for them, those sales still brand — and patenting a striped logo, too. as publishing and child care, but today, based in Philadelphia and with a appear on the income statement. My lightweight soccer shoes with screw-in market value recently topping $9 billion, I’m a major food service company. The checks in the mail are reported I employ 270,000 people worldwide and regularly serve more than 5,400 as “accounts receivable” on the bal- studs helped Germany win the 1954 World dining locations, 2,000 health care facilities, 1,500 colleges and schools and ance sheet. (When receivables are Cup. 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Is your dinner contributing to plastic pollution in the ocean?

Did you know that the choices your buying power and influence to do what local grocery store makes can have a is right for our oceans and for future global impact on the environment? From generations.” the types and brands of seafood sold to As Greenpeace points out, the equiva- the way foods are packaged and carried lent of a garbage truck of plastic enters out of the store, oceans worldwide are oceans every minute, and with plastic affected by the operations of grocers production set to double in the next 20 near you. years -- largely for packaging -- threats Fortunately, supermarkets across to ocean biodiversity and seafood supply the country have made significant chains are increasing. According to the progress over the last 10 years when it report, none of the retailers profiled comes to providing sustainable seafood currently have a comprehensive policy options to customers, according to a to reduce and ultimately phase out their new Greenpeace report, “Carting Away reliance on single-use plastics. the Oceans.” From advocacy and trans- As a customer, you can make a differ- parency initiatives to addressing illegal ence by carrying your own tote bag on fishing, many major retailers nationwide shopping trips and by asking your local are improving. Overall, 90 percent of the supermarket what steps are being taken retailers profiled in the report received to reduce plastic use. passing scores, 10 years after every Consumers can also show their sup- single retailer failed Greenpeace’s first port for brands doing the right thing assessment. However, experts say that by shopping only for seafood that’s pro- the momentum of this positive trend duced sustainably and ethically. To learn should be applied to other areas of sus- more, visit greenpeace.org/usa/carting- tainability, too. away-the-oceans. “It’s time to put the same energy into The next time you shop for grocer- tackling the unaddressed issues facing ies, take note of both the foods you are seafood workers and our oceans,” says buying and the way items are packaged. Greenpeace oceans campaigner David Experts say that when you eat seafood Pinsky. “It’s not truly sustainable seafood from ethical, sustainable producers and if it’s produced by forced labor and then limit single-use plastic packaging, oceans wrapped in throwaway plastic packag- worldwide will benefit. artem_goncharov/stock.Adobe.com ing. Supermarkets can use their brands, -StatePoint Certain types of packaged grocery items can have a negative environmental impact.

Govt acts to stop high-tax states from skirting $10K deduction cap The Associated Press schools, hospitals or land-conservation pro- before the deductions are limited. “I think ment Thursday. grams can get their state taxes reduced in this is going to cause an unbelievable open- Treasury said it expects that only about The Trump administration has laid down return — plus a charitable deduction on ing of the pipeline,” Rosenthal said. 1 percent of all U.S. taxpayers would see a rules aimed at preventing residents in high- their federal tax returns. Four high-tax states — Connecticut, reduction of their tax credits for donations to tax states from avoiding a new cap on widely The limit means taxpayers only can deduct Maryland, New Jersey and New York — private-school voucher funds. Several states popular state and local tax deductions. The as a charitable contribution the portion of already have sued the federal government — Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Montana action under the new Republican tax law pits their donation for which they over the deduction cap, assert- and South Carolina — allow taxpayers who the government against high-tax, heavily don’t also get a state tax credit. ing it’s aimed at hurting a donate to private-school funds to get a 100 Democratic states in an election-year show- While the aim of the rules is A dozen high-tax group of Democratic states and percent credit against their state taxes, down. to challenge the high-tax states’ states have taken tramples on their constitutional according to data compiled by the Institute The Treasury Department’s rules released moves to skirt the cap, “these or are considering budget-making authority. on Taxation and Economic Policy. Thursday target moves by states like New regulations sweep more broadly measures to get A dozen high-tax states have York, New Jersey and California — where than that,” said Daniel Rosen, a around the cap. taken or are considering mea- HOW DO THE LIMITS WORK residents could see substantial increases in tax lawyer at Baker McKenzie sures to get around the cap. UNDER THE NEW RULES? their federal tax bills next spring because who formerly was an IRS offi- Most of the workarounds take Dollar-for-dollar: When a taxpayer receives of the $10,000 cap on state and local deduc- cial. advantage of federal deductions for charita- a benefit in return for donating to charity, the tions. The cap was put in as a compromise A few programs may be protected because ble contributions — which aren’t capped — taxpayer should only be able to deduct the to eliminating the deductions completely, as of an exception to the rules’ “dollar-for-dol- in place of the old deductions for paying state net value of the donation as a charitable con- part of the massive GOP tax package pushed lar” requirement, he said. and local income taxes. So people’s state and tribution, Treasury says. by President Donald Trump and enacted Steven Rosenthal, a senior fellow at the local taxes exceeding $10,000, which can’t be An example: You donate $1,000 to a char- late last year. Experts say the issue likely will nonpartisan Urban-Brookings Tax Policy deducted, are turned into deductible charita- ity in a state that offers a 70 percent tax have to be resolved by the federal courts. Center, said he was surprised by the broad ble donations. credit, so $700 in this case. You would only But the new rules’ “dollar-for-dollar” limit reach of the rules, affecting both high-tax “The Republican tax law is an affront be able to claim a $300 charitable deduction also applies to many other states that already states’ “workaround” efforts and existing to middle-class Connecticut families and a on your federal return. have charitable funds offering tax breaks programs in Republican states to fund pri- massive giveaway to the wealthiest indi- There is an exception. If the state tax cred- — and those programs too could be hurt vate-school tuition. viduals and largest corporations, and the its don’t exceed 15 percent of the amount by the rules. Those states include solidly He also noted the prompt effective-date (rules) issued by the Trump administration donated, so up to a $150 state tax credit on Republican ones and others with relatively of the rules, Aug. 27 — which could spur today only make it worse,” Connecticut Gov. a $1,000 donation, the taxpayer could claim low taxes. In those programs, donors to a wave of donations to current programs Dannel Malloy, a Democrat, said in a state- the full amount as a charitable deduction. 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 – SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 Six money tips for buying a home When searching for a new income ratio. 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In sions.” State Medicaid contract decision spurs court fight The News Service of Florida tens of billions of dollars in to provide “managed medi- as the significant negative Bogan said Best Care resulting contract award to TALLAHASSEE --- A contracts to managed-care cal assistance” services --- the consequences to Best Care didn’t intervene in Molina’s Molina,” said the Molina doc- dispute over the the state plans to serve Medicaid services provided to most and the MMA program over- underlying protest after the ument, which was joined by Agency for Health Care patients throughout the state. Medicaid beneficiaries. The all in Region 8 resulting from April contract awards and the Agency for Health Care Administration’s deci- Best Care Assurance was other plans selected in April AHCA’s action.” that, as a result, Best Care Administration. sion to award a Medicaid one of four plans awarded to provide such services in Best Care also tried to did not establish standing. Florida lawmakers in managed-care contract contracts in April to serve the region were Humana fight the Molina contract Best Care has filed a 2011 approved an overhaul in Southwest Florida has patients in the Medicaid Medical Plan, Inc., Sunshine award through a challenge motion to reopen the admin- of the Medicaid system that turned into a court battle. system’s Region 8, which is State Health Plan, Inc. and in the state Division of istrative case, but Molina has led to most beneficiaries Best Care Assurance, made up of Charlotte, Collier, WellCare of Florida, Inc., the Administrative Hearings. filed a document Aug. 16 enrolling in managed-care LLC, a managed-care plan DeSoto, Glades, Hendry, Lee lawsuit said. But in an Aug. 3 ruling, objecting to that request. plans. With an initial set of affiliated with the Lee Health and Sarasota counties. “The Legislature did not Administrative Law Judge “In the end, Best Care contracts poised to expire, system, has filed a lawsuit Molina was not one of the accidentally place a cap on Linzie Bogan said Best Care simply failed to intervene in the Agency for Health Care in Leon County circuit court four plans and filed a protest. the number of MMA (man- did not have legal standing Molina’s protest proceeding Administration went through arguing that state officials It ultimately reached a set- aged medical assistance) to challenge the agency deci- and therefore waived any a lengthy procurement pro- improperly awarded a con- tlement in June with agen- plans to be selected in sion to award a contract to right Best Care contends it cess that led in April to it tract in June to a competing cy officials that included it Region 8,” the lawsuit said. Molina or to argue that the has to challenge Molina’s set- awarding new contracts in 11 managed-care plan, Molina receiving a contract in the “Rather, the Legislature spe- contract violates state law. tlement with AHCA and the regions of the state. Healthcare of Florida., Inc. region. cifically set the allowable The lawsuit, filed Friday, In the lawsuit, Best range for the number of is part of a series of legal Care Assurance argues, in MMA plans to be selected disputes that have stemmed part, that the decision was in Region 8 to ensure stabil- from the Agency for Health improper because state law ity but allow patient choice. 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Contact Editor Robert Bridges 754-0428 [email protected] LIFE Sunday, August 26, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Arc North Florida looking to grow county client base Activity, creativity are The range of their care depends solely on the individual and the objectives of the of key focus for Live family, Ban said. Oak based agency. “We may go inside the home and find out that the family needs some added By COREY ARWOOD extra help, assistance and we will care [email protected] for the individual in the home,” Ban said. “Now if somebody is medically challenged For Quinn Ban of Arc North Florida, we might do personal care that might be being active is key. eating, that might be dressing, bathing it “We can take an individual and keep depends on how medically challenged the them active based on their ability, educa- individual is.” tion and creativity,” Ban said. “We may take She said the ultimate goal of Arc is to them swimming and they do the swimming help individuals live independently. To do aerobics we may take them to the library, that she said they have a series of steps in our clients actually learn flagging it helps place to train for the workplace and later coordination.” teach their clients to protect themselves Arc North Florida, a local resource for from financial exploitation. families and individuals “Depending on if they with intellectual and devel- ‘Depending on if are high ability, an individ- opmental disabilities, is they are high ual can learn - we will guide looking to expand its client ability, an them and show them how base by reaching further to buy a home because they into Columbia County. individual can learn have the same privileges Ban became the fund- - we will guide and rights that we have,” raising coordinator at Arc them and show Ban said. North Florida in June, and them how to buy a Ban gave an example of in those two months seeing home because they one man who went through COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter Arc in action she said she’s have the same Arc and obtained skill-sets Quinn Ban, above, said that independent living is the goal for the clients of Arc come to learn the value of necessary to live inde- privileges and North Florida, the organization for which she serves as fundraising coordinator. its programs. rights that we have.’ pendently and get a job at a “We’re advocates for fam- local retailer. ilies because so many times — Quinn Ban She said she accompa- families don’t know where nied a specialist throughout to go, what to do when they the process and described have a loved one that’s disabled,” said Ban, how they taught him to buy groceries and a 15-year Lake City resident. “We’re a great compare prices. phone number to call so we can walk a “He gets his own cart he goes down the family through to get where they need to aisles all by himself, it was fun to watch be. And then we provide quality services him and it was actually very rewarding but to individuals that are intellectually and then when we get to the checkout line we developmentally disabled.” write the check,” Ban said. Covering five counties, Arc North Ban said she is currently working on Florida was established in 1981 and is a procuring state funding that would provide chapter of the national nonprofit The Arc of for grant based assistance to go to potential the United States. Headquartered in Live clients based on financial need. Oak, it also has offices in Baker County, Service prices vary on the program where Ban said she spends some of her ranging from $30 for two hours of in-home time. personal care, $50 for transport to a day It operates across Baker, Columbia, at Arc’s training center or $100 a day for Hamilton, Lafayette and Suwannee coun- group home living. ties. However, Arc wants to expand its As a nonprofit, Ban said Arc accepts client base in Columbia County programs tax deductible donations and is partnered it offers such as adult day training, residen- with Ability Supply janitorial supplies. She tial placement, respite care, transportation, said proceeds from bulk orders go the supported living services, in-home sup- organization. Further information on Arc port, personal care assistant and compan- is available at www.arcnfl.com, or by calling ion programs. 386-362-7143.

COURTESY Clients of Arc of North Florida, Ed and Sarrah, look over one of several activities that the Live Oak based organization uses to engage those in its services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

COURTESY At the 2018 Annual Arc of North Florida Awards Banquet held on August 2 at Westside Community Center in Lake City, a Arc direct service professional team member, Tina, with bright blond pigtails, oversees the superhero theme activities of the day for its clients.

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Harry Smith, a.k.a. “Batman,” earned a Certificate of Achievement at the 2018 COURTESY Annual Awards Banquet for Arc North Florida on August 2. The theme: was “Be Arc North Florida staff member Jerell waters plants outside the organization’s your own superhero.” Macclenny facility. 2D SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 LIFE LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY EVENING AUGUST 26, 2018 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News America’s Funniest Home Videos Celebrity Family Feud (N) The $100,000 Pyramid (N) To Tell the Truth (Season Finale) (N) News at 11 Person of Interest 4-IND 4 4 4 News4JAX at 6PM Ready Set Ren Blue Bloods Frank handles a PR crisis. Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory News Sports Zone News4JAX Sports Zone 5-PBS 5 - - (5:30) “GI Jews: Jewish Americans in World War II” (2017) Great Performances Celebration of Luciano Pavarotti. 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Cartoon President ›››‡ “Inglourious Basterds” (2009, War) Brad Pitt, Mélanie Laurent. ‘R’ Å LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 3D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST ARIES (March 21-April 19): Use LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Don’t lose Timing is everything in family your intelligence to reverse a situation that sight of your goals. Look inward to discover is stagnant. Offering incentives that sway something about yourself and the way you someone to work with you to bring about handle others that will make you change feud over leaving the table positive change will give you reason to cel- your approach. Using charm and diplomacy ebrate. A relationship will require special will work wonders and help you keep the DEAR ABBY: My wife diners won’t be interrupt- attention. Romance is encouraged. ★★★ peace. ★★★ and I have a disagree- ed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Home ment about when a person If a meal at home is going information you receive will lead to a change and family should be your focal points. should be allowed to get to be a long one, the child in attitude. Travel or educational plans Extend your empathy and emotional input up from the table. We have should be allowed to be should be arranged. Picking up skills, expe- to people you love. Create a unique envi- an 8-month-old son whom excused from the table as rience and knowledge will help you attract ronment for friends and family to gather. attention. Network, socialize and explore Expand your outlook, but don’t go over your we both want to grow up you were. And because you new people, places and pastimes. ★★★★ budget or behave excessively. ★★★★★ to have good manners. We Abigail Van Buren are an adult, you should GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Take SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): know he’ll soon be out of www.dearabby.com have the freedom to leave some time to consider your next move. A Emotions will surface. Listen to the infor- his high chair and become the table if you wish, too. personal change that ensures you are look- mation you are being given, but don’t squirmy and not want to DEAR ABBY: A woman ing out for your best interests emotionally, assume what you are being told is the truth. stay seated. in Jane Austen’s day, but in my social circle has physically and financially will ease your Someone will try to manipulate you for his My wife was raised to not in today’s fast-paced called me a know-it-all and stress and give you something to look for- or her own interest and benefit. Don’t be stay seated and be excused world. -- HIGH CHAIR accused me of making ward to. ★★ gullible. ★★ only after everyone is fin- HOSTAGE her feel stupid. She has CANCER (June 21-July 22): Live and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Put ished eating -- holding DEAR HIGH CHAIR: refused to accept my apol- learn. Discuss emotional matters with some- some money and hands-on labor into fixing everyone hostage until the Your wife appears to be ogy, canceled our carpools one you love, respect or look up to. The up your surroundings. A change that adds information shared with you will help bring to your comfort or reduces your overhead last person is finished and extremely rigid. On the to events and has started about changes that will open up a window of will also ease your stress and make you extending dinnertime up plus side, she appreciates challenging me at every opportunity. Let the creative process begin. want to spend less time away from home. to an hour or more. I feel the importance of fami- turn of any conversation. ★★★ ★★★★ it’s excessive, and a child ly dinners in the home. I I no longer feel comfort- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You may not AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Set a would have a hard time agree that children should able accepting invitations appreciate the changes taking place around budget and be reluctant to get involved in sitting still that long. be taught table manners, to gatherings in her home, you, but if you give it time and you concen- events or activities that are too demanding. When she was little, however, tying a kid to a but frequent encounters trate on personal growth, everything will Put your energy into personal physical her parents tied her to her chair is considered child with her are unavoidable. work in your favor. Protect against personal improvements that are geared toward better chair so she couldn’t get abuse these days, and I How should I handle con- or physical affronts. Make your environment health. The current dynamics of a personal up until everyone finished don’t recommend it. frontations with her in the comfortable and convenient. ★★★ partnership can be renegotiated. ★★★ eating. I was raised to ask Modern parents recog- future? -- TRAUMATIZED VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Dig in PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Look and work hard and you will bring about for a good investment. Update your financial to be excused after I was nize that small children TEXAN positive changes you can be proud of. Share papers and examine your assets; you’ll come finished, but was welcome have short attention spans DEAR T.T.: There your thoughts with family and friends. up with a way to improve your financial to stay and socialize if I and compensate for it in shouldn’t be any “confron- Partnerships and personal growth will lead future. Greater stability is within reach. Let liked. various ways. When a child tations.” When you see the to a change of attitude as well as location. your intuition help guide you. ★★★ In my opinion, dinner is old enough to under- woman, be pleasant and ★★★ should last about 30 min- stand, the rules should be keep your distance. If she utes so there’s time to spelled out. If the children tries to start an argument, finish chores around the are in another person’s tell her the problem is house. I agree that coming home or a public place, hers and you don’t intend CELEBRITY to the table and leaving materials should be provid- to make it yours -- period. BIRTHDAYS after 10 minutes is rude ed so the child can enter- Then, if there are others Aug. 26: Singer Valerie because the cook has tain him- or herself while present, devote your time Simpson of Ashford and taken great care to pre- the adults make conversa- to them. Simpson is 72. Singer Bob pare the meal and may feel tion. If the child needs to Cowsill of The Cowsills is insulted if the diner gets up get up and move around, ■ Write Dear Abby at 68. Bandleader Branford too quickly. Long dinners he or she should be accom- www.DearAbby.com or Marsalis is 57. Guitarist P.O. Box 69440, Los Jimmy Olander of Diamond may have been acceptable panied by a parent so other Angeles, CA 90069. Rio is 56.

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LET’S CHANGE THE SUBJECT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 BY JACOB STULBERG / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ 19 20 21 22 ACROSS 54 Statement at the end 107 It’s often brown or 17 Cover from view 23 24 25 26 1 Autumn bloom of some trailers blue 18 Old-fashioned 6 Ticked off 61 C neighbors 109 Great ____ weaponry 27 28 29 30 31 11 Cast 62 Tool that it takes two 110 Zip 24 “Let It Go” singer, 16 “Madam Secretary” to operate 111 Protest tactic … as in film 32 33 34 35 airer 63 Old nuclear agcy. suggested by 23-, 25 “Game over” signal 36 37 38 39 40 19 Really stood out 64 Brewery sight 36-, 54-, 77- and 31 What might follow 91-Across? 20 Bluesman Willie 65 Obeys a sentry, say me? 41 42 43 44 45 115 Continuing education 66 Skating 33 Ticket info, briefly 21 Where the owl and the subj., often pussycat went, in embarrassment 34 Peachy 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 116 Operatic baritone poetry 67 CDs, LPs, etc. 35 Cinephile’s guilty Pasquale ____ 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 22 ____ provençale 69 Mexican marinade pleasure, perhaps 117 Give up 23 Classic film narrated Musician/singer 37 Model Banks 61 62 63 64 71 118 Panegyrize by Spencer Tracy whose name might 38 Place to treat yourself 119 Obituary word 65 66 67 68 69 70 26 Position be shouted in mock 39 Colorist’s concern 120 Wyoming’s ____ 27 “Thanks in old age — horror? Range 40 Hilo his 71 72 73 74 75 76 thanks ____ I go”: 72 Prefix with -pod 121 Corporate 41 Like “@#$!” Whitman 74 Frederick III, for one 77 78 79 80 department 42 Ill-fated NASA 28 Lead-in to bad news 76 Newspaper section mission of 1967 122 Takes a breather 81 82 83 84 29 Searched without 77 Toy manufacturer’s 46 “You said it!” sight disclaimer 47 Catch something 85 86 87 88 89 90 30 Show what’s inside Kurosawa who DOWN 81 48 Surprised 32 Underscore directed “Ran” 1 Remains in the ground, 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 often exclamations 34 Early morning 82 Hankering 2 Not having quite 49 One singing at the 98 99 100 101 102 103 setting? 83 Mouse lookalike enough cash end? 35 The Bears of the Big 84 Tikkanen who won 3 Jenga construction 50 Vulcans or Jawas, in 104 105 106 107 108 109 12 Conference five Stanley Cups brief 4 Tolkien creature 110 111 112 113 114 36 Remark commonly 85 Measure of econ. 51 Becomes grating to attributed to Queen health 5 Debate again [sigh] 53 The one that got Victoria 6 Soviet author 115 116 117 118

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STARTJEMIMADUSTAHS INFERULTRASJPMORGAN BUTTERRIVALSALITALIA STERNLY EARNITTIKI REDSWORKINGTHESOUL AMWAYSIDELAODOE LOADONEAL PHENOMS CURSESFOULEDAGAINLIE ORDCHASMGOBUSTBILE ANSARI PALESTBOOKS JUNGLEALLTHEWAY CODASLAYUPS HYDRAS UNIXTERESADEFOEOLE RUMHUNDREDDOLLARBULL EPILOGS SEZMEANIL NONHASMEOWHIDES TRUCKQUESTIONSPATH RITAABASER BARSOAP AGITATEDPASSWORDHUNT LOVEDARTUTOPIACOSTS AREORSOPEDANTSPEED 4D SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2018 LIFE LAKE CITY REPORTER ‘Junk’ in the attic or basement - worth a fortune? From baseball cards loveofthegameauctions. and sports equipment to com. postcards and toys, is that “junk” in your attic or base- Postcards ment dusty treasure or just Postcards of your vaca- dusty? We’ve all heard of tion destinations likely families getting rich from are worthless. But those the sale of rare memora- depicting famous people, bilia. So how can you tell if such as movie star cards your stuff is valuable and and vintage baseball post- how can you sell it, if it is? cards, can be valuable. “The general rule is Look for early “real photo” that the older the item, postcards from the 1900s the more valuable it is. through the 1940s, which 1980 is not old. 1960 is are photographs printed kind of old. 1910 is old,” on postcard backs. No says Al Crisafulli, Auction matter the type, the older, Director at Love of the the better, and the more Game Auctions, an inter- famous, the better. net sports auction house Old Halloween or that has helped many fam- Christmas postcards from ilies identify and sell valu- the early 1900s can be able items. expensive. The same goes In one instance, for many intricate “hold- Crisafulli determined that to-light” postcards, where a family’s baseball bat portions of scenes light up that spent decades beside when held to strong light. their front door to protect from intruders, was actu- Toys ally used by Hall of Famer Look for famous char- Lou Gehrig -- and Love of acters, such as early Walt the Game Auctions sold Delphotostock/stock.Adobe.com Disney items, superhe- it for them for more than Some of that “junk” in the attic may actually be worth something. roes, Star Wars, etc. The $430,000. most prized toys are those He is offering these tips Do they depict star play- Caramel. Unopened packs used as store displays and ment can be valuable. in original condition with to help determine if your ers and Hall of Famers? from almost any era can be for other purposes. Tin When you go to sell no broken pieces and paint items are valuable: A Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, valuable. signs are highly collect- sports items, consider a intact. And if you have Honus Wagner or Mickey ible from the 1900s into specialty auction, such as original boxes, you might Baseball cards Mantle will sell for more Memorabilia and the 1960s, but low-quality Love of the Game, which strike gold! Cards from the 1960s than non-stars. Equipment reproductions aren’t. Pre- has the expertise to prop- So, while you’re clean- and earlier are collectible, With particularly old Look for old advertising 1950s catcher’s masks, erly research sports piec- ing that attic, basement and those from before the cards from the 1880s and posters depicting sports baseball gloves and bats es, and maintains lists of or garage, don’t rush to 1940s can be extreme- early 1900s, look for tobac- stars and food, tobacco can be valuable, espe- bidders specializing in this purge. Before throwing ly pricey. Do they have co and candy brands, such or sporting goods brands. cially those endorsed by area so it can get top dol- out old “junk,” determine sharp corners, no creases as Old Judge, Piedmont, This doesn’t mean ads torn star players. Condition is lar for these items. More if it’s valuable! and retain original gloss? Sweet Caporal or American from magazines, but those important but used equip- information is available at -StatePoint

Four vacation destinations for devoted wine lovers Love wine? Build your produces exceptional Pinot Valley on their bucket lists, next vacation around it! Noir thanks in part to the as the region is known Wine regions have deli- rich volcanic soils, warm for its fine red wines and cious food, beautiful views days and cool nights. One traditional cuisine. Take and amazing history. selection to try is The a winery tour and enjoy To select your next trav- Seeker Pinot Noir ($13.99), the spectacular landscape el destination, get inspired which has aromas of sweet while drinking some of the by global wine brand, The cherry fruit melded with world’s best wines. Seeker, which produces earth and spice, balanced In particular, try the wines all around the world acidity and ripe fine tan- Cabernet Sauvignon. While to ensure each varietal is nins. this varietal is grown in made in the region where many places around the it grows best. Ready to 2. Mendoza, Argentina world, you’ll probably find let your palate guide you? An excellent destination a purer form of it here, Here are four wine desti- for those who love vari- where the high-altitude and nations for adventure seek- ety, Mendoza is a bustling extreme temperature shifts ers. urban environment with a between day and night wealth of outdoor adven- result in grapes that don’t 1. Puy de Dôme, ture opportunities just out- need to be blended with France side the city. other varietals to round the Puy de Dôme, in the It is also one of the wine out. Auvergne region of central best places in the world France, boasts spectacular to drink locally-produced 4. Central Coast, natural wonders, with over Malbec. In 1852, an enter- California 80 volcanic craters, as well prising French agron- Take a quintessen- as mountains, valleys, vol- omist brought Malbec tial road trip through the canic lakes, plateaus and to Argentina, where the Central Coast of California, plains. Explore them on higher temperatures and which has something for foot, bicycle and kayak, or unique terroir of Mendoza everyone: beautiful beach- take a dip in the region’s finally allowed this varietal es, important historical thermal springs. to shine. Try The Seeker sites, family-friendly attrac- Sometimes called Malbec ($13.99) made in tions and world-class cui- France’s “lost wine region,” the foothills of the Andes sine. it’s only 100 miles from Mountains where the ele- In particular, enjoy the Burgundy and has a wine- vation and soil produce region’s Chardonnay. growing history that began ripened fruit. Pair this California is uniquely suit- COURTESY in the 6th century. Pinot fruity, spicy wine with the ed to the grape because Wine fans can chose from variety of vacation locations. Noir has been grown there region’s superior wood-fire its warm days allow them since at least the 11th cen- grilled beef and lamb. to fully ripen; and its cool a balanced, complex and Chardonnay ($13.99), culinary destinations to tury, and the Pinot from nights and foggy mornings harmonious wine that pairs sourced from prime grow- inspire your next dinner these vineyards were once 3. Colchagua, Chile prevent the grapes from with smoked chicken salad, ing areas in the region. party. With the right bottle, prized by the Popes in All wine enthusiasts becoming too ripe or get- four cheese pizza and spicy Can’t get away? Consider you’re halfway there. Avignon. The region still should put Chile’s Central ting heat damaged. For foods, taste The Seeker selecting one of the above -StatePoint

Autistic visitors can proceed with lawsuits against Disney The Asssociated Press ficulties with social interac- ment times” throughout the their routines. Disney pre- tion would be to give disabled tors’ need for rigid routines Visitors with severe autism tion and communication and day and allows them to get viously had allowed visitors guests a pass guaranteeing and no waits. The judges said can move ahead with their often adhere to rigid routines. on rides immediately if the with disabilities to go to the they wouldn’t have to wait that Disney didn’t intention- lawsuits claiming Disney’s A district judge in Florida wait is less than 15 minutes. front of the line but changed more than 15 minutes for all ally discriminate against the U.S. parks didn’t do enough had ruled previously that Disney workers also have the program in 2013 amid rides. But Disney argued that autistic visitors and that the to accommodate their need Disney was accommodating the discretion to hand out reports of abuse by people solution was no different than question the district court for scheduled routines and the autistic visitors and dis- readmission passes to visi- without disabilities. The new its previous program which will decide is whether Disney no waits on its rides, accord- missed the claims in 2016. tors with disabilities, allowing program for visitors with dis- was subject to abuse when needs to modify its policies. ing to a federal appeals court. The autistic visitors appealed them to get back on a ride abilities, though, disrupted nondisabled visitors would In a statement, a Disney The 11th U.S. Circuit to the court in Atlanta. immediately. set routines on the order of hire disabled guests to join spokeswoman said the com- Court of Appeals last week Under the parks’ current The plaintiffs said in their rides and didn’t allow autistic their party so they wouldn’t pany is reviewing the deci- ruled that plaintiffs in 30 program, Disney allows vis- lawsuit that the autistic vis- visitors to go on rides exact- have to wait. sion and evaluating what next lawsuits can proceed in a itors with disabilities to get itors still endured virtual ly when they wanted to, the In allowing the lawsuits to steps to take. lower court with their claims a special card giving them waits, if not physical waits, plaintiffs said. move forward, the appeals “Disney Parks have an against Walt Disney Parks an “appointment time” to that often resulted in “melt- “It is the nature of the court said that the fact-find- unwavering commitment to and Resorts, alleging viola- get on a ride after the spec- downs” since people with neurological disability that ing coming out of the trials providing an inclusive and tions of the Americans with ified time with little to no severe autism often have an makes waiting an impossibili- would help determine what accessible environment for Disabilities Act. People with wait. The card allows them inability to wait and express ty,” the plaintiffs had argued. is considered “necessary” to all our guests,” the statement severe autism often have dif- to get unlimited “appoint- distress at small changes to The plaintiffs said a solu- accommodate autistic visi- said.