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NEWS BRIEFS Argument led to shooting Citrus County COVID-19 update Sheriff gives more details about deadly incident on Saturday in Hernando Three new positive cases were reported in Citrus BUSTER father-in-law Wil- shooting scene. homes, prompting street at deputies from inside County since the latest FDOH THOMPSON liam White at After allegedly closures and evacuations. the house, according to Staff writer around 4 p.m. Sat- shooting White Deputies did not return his arrest report, with update. No new hospitaliza- urday, Oct. 10, outside the house, fire at Poole during the rounds striking a car and tions were reported; no new Authorities released 2020, during an according to his stand-off, sheriff ’s office a SWAT team armored ve- deaths were reported. more information about argument at a arrest report, spokeswoman Jodi Sand- hicle with seven deputies To date in the county, what led up to a fatal home near U.S. 41 Poole pointed a ers confirmed Monday, inside. 2,950 people have tested shooting and an hours- and East Van Ness silver pistol at a adding no other injuries According to his arrest positive (including long standoff between the Road, according William pair of respond- were reported. report, Poole yelled at 12 non-residents), 306 have alleged gunman and po- to a Citrus County Poole ing deputies be- Members of the sher- deputies to shoot him. been hospitalized and lice in a Hernando-area Sheriff ’s Office update fore barricading himself iff ’s SWAT and negotia- A couple of hours into 118 have died. neighborhood. Monday. and four others inside the tion teams later the standoff, SWAT teams It’s alleged William Since the incident is do- house. responded, as well as the were able to rescue the Window closing Cecil Poole, 62, pulled a mestic in nature, the sher- Poole then fired gun- Sumter County Sheriff ’s four hostages from an M-CORES report gun from his pocket and iff ’s office would not shots through windows at Office SWAT team. comments shot his 80-year-old release the address of the deputies and neighboring Poole continued to fire See SHOOTING/Page A5 The public has until Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020, to submit comments on the draft M-CORES toll roads task force report for the Southwest-Central Florida Local Masonic lodges to merge Corridor, which includes the Suncoast Parkway. To com- ment on the report, visit tinyurl.com/y3o3twhs. Drive-thru only food giveaway Wednesday Beginning at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14, the public can receive boxes of assorted food items at the New Church Without Walls at 300 S. Kensington Ave., Lecanto, next to the Holiday Inn Express. Monetary donations are needed to continue feeding Citrus County residents. Please consider donating through Citrus United Way (www.citrusunitedway.org) or the New Church Without Walls (www.newchurch withoutwalls.com). Raise the Bar for Women fundraiser set KC Wine and Koffee Bar, in conjunction with CASA Citrus, will host “Raise the Bar for Women,” from 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, at 564 N. Citrus Ave., Crys- tal River. Bring your business cards to enter to win merchandise and/or gift certificates from

downtown Crystal River MARGO WILSON/For the Chronicle businesses and more. The Gary Cronau, worshipful master of the Floral City lodge, admires the mural by Floral City artist Ann Covington that’s in the lodge’s main cost is $10 and a business gathering room. The lodge will no longer meet in this building after voting to merge with the Spring Lodge in Homosassa Springs. card for one chance and $20 and two business cards for two chances. 127-year-old Floral City group to close, join Homosassa Springs lodge CASA staff will also be available to share informa- MARGO WILSON approximately 40-year-old, viable number of members for passing through the gates of the tion about the services they For the Chronicle 78-member Homosassa Springs the Floral City group, Cronau Citrus County Fair. They’ve offer survivors and their lodge should give both groups a said some members are elderly contributed to charitable From their headquarters in chance to prosper, said outgo- and/or have health problems causes, including Head Start. families, and answer any the heart of Floral City’s His- ing Floral City Worshipful Mas- and can’t attend evening meet- Perhaps one of their last acts of questions you might have. toric District, the members of ter Gary Cronau. ings. Others are snowbirds. charity as Lodge 133 is making For information, call CASA Floral City Masonic Lodge “We believe this will make us Rather than relying on a a $500 contribution to help a at 352-344-8111. No. 133 have voted to lock the stronger,” said Michael Touch- small core of members to do all Floral City special education Citrus County doors on one chapter of the ton, worshipful master of the the work, Floral City Lodge teacher buy supplies, accord- group’s history and open a win- Springs lodge. members feel that by joining ing to Cronau. Meals on Wheels dow to their future. The newly constituted lodge with the Homosassa Springs Their unique concrete-block taking new clients The members unanimously should have a “back bench” of lodge, both groups will be bet- building on East Orange Ave- voted, as of Sept. 30, to merge members who can share the ter equipped to attract new nue will be for sale. Occupied The Citrus County Meals their 127-year-old, 46-member workload and be able to con- members and explore ways to since 1962, its lodge room fea- on Wheels Program is cur- fraternal (all-male) organiza- tinue performing charitable be relevant and useful to their tures a black-and-white- rently accepting “new” eligible tion with Springs Lodge deeds in their communities, communities. checked tile floor, while its clients for Meals on Wheels. No. 378 of Homosassa Springs. Cronau said. For years, Floral City lodge Citrus County residents, aged Joining with the Although 46 might seem like a members have greeted visitors See MASONS/Page A2 60 or better, who are home- bound (unable to leave their home without assistance) can receive Meals on Wheels provided by a federal grant under the Older Americans COVID cases, Act (OAA). Clients receive one box of frozen meals delivered weekly or a hot meal deliv- Candidates collect, spend ered daily Monday through Oct. 5 to 11 Friday. The type of meal re- ceived is based on the area BUSTER Monday, Oct. 12, 2020, 2,950 people in Citrus where the client lives and cash as election approaches THOMPSON Staff writer County have tested posi- the delivery routes available. IKE RIGHT appraiser, who won a tive for the contagious Each meal provides a 1/3 of M W accounting for 15% of the Staff writer four-person Republican total registered voters in Citrus County’s total respiratory disease. the daily nutritional require- primary in August, has Citrus County, post- number of COVID-19 It’s an increase of 104 ments for adults. Narrowing the oppo- continued raising money primary candidates are cases neared closer to the since a week ago on Oct. 5, Please call 352-527-5975 nent field from three to even though his Nov. 3 op- doing what they can to 3,000 mark as another Oc- at an average of 14.85 cases to verify that you qualify and one didn’t slow Cregg Dal- ponent’s self-funded cam- make sure voters don’t tober week began. a day. There was an aver- get your meal delivery ton’s campaign down at paign has a tiny fraction forget about their races in According to the Flor- age of 14.57 cases a day started or for additional all. of Dalton’s. the general election. ida Department of during Sept. 28 to Oct. 5. information. The candidate for Cit- With returned vote-by- Health’s (FDOH’s) coro- — From staff reports rus County property mail ballots already See ELECTION/Page A5 navirus dashboard on See VIRUS/Page A7

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For years, lodge members met on the second floor of the city’s two- story schoolhouse, built in 1880. MASONS Continued from Page A1 main gathering hall is adorned with a mural by local artist Ann Covington. Before the lodge moved into that building, members met on the second floor of the city’s two- story schoolhouse, built in 1880. They later bought the building and moved it to Orange Avenue and Everett Street. Cronau is philosophical about the next move to the Springs Lodge at 5030 S. Memorial Drive. He said Masonic lodges across the nation have experienced a membership drop to about 1 million from a high of about 4 million in the 1950s. The mem- bership is aging, and younger people don’t seem as interested in joining fraternal groups as in the past, according to Cronau. Information from the Encyclo- pedia Britannica and Wikipedia states the Masons — and free- MARGO WILSON/For the Chronicle masonry — derived from the Occupied since 1962, the lodge room on East Orange Avenue in Floral City features a black-and-white-checked tile floor. knowledge and secrets of the trade of stone masons during story of the architect of King world’s largest secret society. charitable events, their focus is newsletter. He wrote that today’s the Middle Ages. When there Solomon’s temple, Hiram Abiff, Cronau said although the mem- more on helping individual spouses often resent the time were fewer stone cathedrals for is told as Masons go through the orized rituals are secret, most members perform at the highest their husbands spend away from masons to build, they started ac- work required to advance in the can be found in books and on level in their work, family and the family. Nevertheless, Cro- cepting non-mason members lodge. the internet, anyway. religion, Cronau said. And this nau said the lodges always have into their craft guild. New members and officers “We’re not a religion, but we means Masonic practice doesn’t welcomed families. By 1717, in England, several memorize these stories, allego- are religious,” he said. “We sup- necessarily offer instant Touchton, of the Homosassa groups of masons combined into ries and rituals. Cronau said port being a better husband, fa- gratification. Springs lodge, pointed out an one Grand Lodge. These lodges men of any religious faith can ther and church member. ... It’s a Moreover, there’s all that upside of a fraternal organiza- adopted certain rites, pageantry, join, as long as the person be- lifestyle.” memorization, which does not tion is that “you have a brother- and symbolism resembling reli- lieves in a Supreme Being. A This may be one of the prob- necessarily appeal to potential hood. Someone is always there gious practices. Today, Masons dominant metaphor of freema- lems in attracting new members, members. Much of that ritual is who will help you out if you have practice some of these rites and sonry is that of architecture, according to Cronau. Becoming taught in face-to-face classes. a need.” Cronau agreed. incorporate symbols in their with God referred to as the a better person is not as tangible New members don’t always Touchton said he believes by meetings. “Grand Architect of the of an outcome as is making busi- want to devote the time this re- combining forces, the reinvigo- For example, many lodges use Universe.” ness connections or attending a quires, according to Cronau. rated lodge “will get a more ac- the black-and-white tile in their Cronau said his father-in-law party, which are goals of some He said CDs and other tech- tive group.” lodge rooms to represent life’s was a Mason and had a “moral other organizations. As Cronau nology probably could make the The Springs lodge sponsors a duality, a balance of good and compass.” Cronau said he found sees it, some potential younger learning easier and faster. Ma- scholarship to the Citrus Cam- evil, according to the website that moral grounding appealing members would like to know sons are going to have to adapt pus of the College of Central www.freemasoninformation. and asked his father-in-law to “what’s in it for me?” to the times, he said. Florida, Touchton said, and has com. The checkered floor also help him become a Mason. Although lodge members get There’s also the fact the lodge been involved with Toys for Tots represents the ground floor of The Encyclopedia Britannica to know each other and help is just for men, an issue Cronau and a food drive at an area King Solomon’s temple. The states that freemasonry is the each other and hold social and touched on in the lodge’s March church.

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MIKE WRIGHT home-based businesses and Genealogical Staff writer IF YOU GO ... nursing homes, among other WHAT: Citrus County Board of County Commissioners meeting professions, according to the Society hosts Citrus County commissioners agenda information. virtual meeting will be looking to potentially ex- WHEN: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 Once the county spends the The Citrus County Gene- pand even further the grant WHERE: Courthouse, 110 N. Apopka Ave., Inverness initial $6.5 million, it is in line program to assist businesses to receive from the state an- alogical Society will host a and individuals impacted finan- TO VIEW: www.citrusclerk.org other $5.2 million for local virtual meeting via Zoom at cially by the COVID-19 crisis. grants. 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13. Commissioners, at their Tues- backup information provided restricted due to the pandemic. The money must be spent by Gena Philibert-Ortega, pro- day, Oct. 13, 2020, meeting, are with Tuesday’s board agenda. Commissioners expanded the Dec. 30, 2020, or be returned to fessional genealogist, will scheduled to discuss the third The county has provided fed- program to include payments the U.S. Treasury. present “Anatomy of Birth, phase of disbursing $6.5 million eral grants to restaurants, bars, for rent, mortgage and utilities Commissioners meet at 1 p.m. Marriage and Death Re- in CARES Act grant funds. nail salons, barbers and other for businesses and individuals. Tuesday at the county court- cords: What you don't know About $2.7 million remain for businesses that were either The next phase may include house, 110 N. Apopka Ave., about vital records.” disbursement, according to closed by government order or funds for court reporters, Inverness. Guests are welcome. To get a link, email himary@ tampabay.rr.com. League of Women Voters to meet via Zoom Foundation awards grant to Habitat The League of Women Voters of Citrus County will Special to the Chronicle donations through an annual giving process purchase their own homes. and grants are awarded to mission-driven or- Habitat for Humanity partner families at- meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, BBVA Foundation recently awarded Habi- ganizations serving communities where tend classes that prepare them for homeown- Oct. 13, via Zoom. tat for Humanity of Citrus County Inc. with a BBVA operates. Special programs imple- ership and teach them valuable skills. After Meetings will be recorded $3,000 check. mented by the Foundation are designed to classes are completed, Habitat continues to live and posted online for The funds will be used to support Habitat’s respond to the needs of low and moderate in- support those families with ongoing public viewing. Homebuyer Education and Financial Coun- come people and neighborhoods. counseling. To join meetings, visit seling Program. The grant funds will help train and support For more information, visit www.habitatcc. lwvcitrus.org to access the BBVA Foundation awards charitable dozens of Citrus County families aspiring to org. form. For information, 614-563- 4282 or email lwvcc2013@ gmail.com. Oakwood Village homeowners to meet Oct. 14 The Oakwood Village Homeowners Association meeting will be 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 14, at Lions Club, 72 Civic Circle, Beverly Hills. Public invited to join nationwide March for Justice OCALA — The public is invited to celebrate and continue the work of the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg by joining a nationwide “March for Justice” and rally at the Ocala Town Square from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17. March participants will be practicing social distancing Special to the Chronicle and wearing masks. Rose Strawn, family services director, Habitat for Humanity of Citrus County, accepts a $3,000 grant check from E. George Rusaw, president/CEO, Sponsored locally by Re- Habitat for Humanity of Citrus County. gion VI of Florida Demo- cratic Women’s Clubs, Chairperson Francine Julius Edwards is working with county club presidents Ave- lia “Bert” Perkins (Marion), Citrus County gas prices down for now Patricia Beerhalter (The Vil- lages), Stacy Peters (Levy) reaching as high as $2.19 per gal- Most refineries in the storm’s and Sheila Reagan (Citrus), But storm impacts may cause spike lon eight days ago. Florida gas path were already shut down to schedule speakers to en- prices are 27 cents per gallon less from Hurricane Laura, which courage everyone, in the MICHAEL D. BATES Coast refineries and pipelines. than this time last year. blew through the Louisiana re- words of Justice Ginsburg, Staff writer “It’s still a little early to know By comparison shopping, Cit- gion more than a month ago, Jen- to “fight for the things you what, if any impacts Hurricane rus County motorists can save kins said. care about, but do it in a Gas prices in Florida dropped 3 Delta will have on gas prices in more than the statewide average. However, the storm knocked way that will lead others to cents last week, but motorists Florida,” said Mark Jenkins, For example, the GasBuddy on- out power to Colonial Pipeline, join you.” might find prices headed back up spokesman, AAA — The Auto line site showed unleaded gas as which carries fuel from the Gulf Ginsburg said: “We live once work crews assess the im- Club Group. low as $2.11 at several stations in Coast oil refineries to markets in an age in which the fun- pacts in the Gulf of Mexico from In fact, wholesale prices could Homosassa. Inverness reported across the southeastern United damental principles to which Hurricane Delta. drop another 5 cents in the short some of the higher prices, accord- States, ending in North Carolina. we subscribe — liberty, The Category 2 storm slammed term. ing to GasBuddy. Line 1, which carries gasoline equality and justice for all — into the Louisiana Coast over the Florida drivers are currently Preliminary reports suggest the was restored on Saturday, Oct. 10. storm had more of a limiting ef- Line 2, which carries diesel fuel, are encountering extraordi- weekend, bringing heavy rains paying an average price of $2.16 fect on regional demand than remained shut down as of press nary challenges ... but it is and destruction. The storm’s di- per gallon at the pump. The state rection was in the path of the Gulf average declined 3 cents after supply, according to the auto club. time. also an age in which we can join hands with others who hold to those principles and face similar challenges.” — From staff reports Man charged for fighting deputies arresting him

Correction BUSTER THOMPSON aggravated assault on an who accused Garrett of deputies while he tried to run to Due to a reporter’s error, Staff writer emergency responder, re- pushing her to the ground the camper’s rear. a brief on Page A1 of Mon- sisting law enforcement during an argument over a When deputies came into his day’s paper titled, “Woman A Homosassa man who was with violence and three vehicle exchange. camper, his arrest report shows, being arrested for pushing an el- counts of battering an charged in crash that killed After taking down the Garrett took a fighting stance, and derly woman to the ground picked emergency responder. woman’s statement and delivered numerous strikes against 3-year-old,” had the wrong up additional charges for allegedly Following his first court documenting her injuries, his pursuers, grabbing one by the date for the wreck. The inci- scuffling with the deputies who ap- appearance on Oct. 8, after deputies had enough throat and going after his holstered dent occurred Sunday, prehended him. being discharged from the Matthew probable cause to arrest pistol. Oct. 11, 2020. It’s alleged 40-year-old Matthew hospital, Garrett’s bond Lawrence Garrett for the felony bat- In an attempt to subdue Garrett, The Chronicle apologizes Lawrence Labelle Garrett also was set at $20,000. Labelle tery offense. a deputy struck him in his abdo- for the error. went for a Citrus County Sheriff ’s Garrett’s next court Garrett A trio of deputies lo- men multiple times. Readers can alert the Office (CCSO) deputy’s sidearm hearing was set for Dec. 8. reportedly cated Garrett on Oct. 2 in- Deputies were able to detain Citrus County Chronicle to and grabbed him by the throat According to Garrett’s fought with side his camper, but he Garrett after sweeping his legs, and during the altercation the morning arrest report, obtained deputies. refused to come out. took him to an area hospital for any errors in news articles Ad#:000Y7H3 Date:08/02/20 Day:SUN Size:2X2 by emailing newsdesk@ of Friday, Oct. 2, 2020. Cust:13159Monday, Oct. Salesperson:801 12, CCSO dep- Last Edited According to his arrest treatment of his injuries. Garrett chronicleonline.com or by Garrett faces charges of battery By:CARRIE.TRUMANuties first responded thePub:CITRUS afternoon COUNTYreport, Garrett opened the front was discharged from the hospital calling 352-563-5660. on a person older than 65 years old, ofCHRONICLE Monday, Sept. Tag 28, Line:BLINDS to the woman Color door Info: and used his dog to ward off Oct. 7 before his arrest.

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Kensington Rd., Le- breviated schedule of activities will be canto. Arrive by 1:45 p.m. to see police conducted during Citrus County’s 28th escorted motorcycle procession. Veter- annual Veterans Appreciation Week, ans service organizations, military affili- Nov. 4 to 11. ated and patriotic organizations desiring This year’s theme, “Citrus County hon- to participate with flag bearers are re- ors the 75th Anniversary of Iwo Jima, quested to register no later than Nov. 2. Midway and D-Day, The Greatest Gener- Motorcycle procession staging is 1 p.m. at ation,” pays tribute to the men and American Legion Post 155. Contact Tom women who served in uniform during Voelz at 352-601-2882 or ALRNorthern@ World War II. legionmail.org to register. Participants and attendees are re- I Veterans Day 11th Hour Memorial quested to follow the COVID-19 protocol Service: Wednesday, Nov. 11, 11 a.m., Old of social distancing and wearing of face Courthouse Heritage Museum grounds. masks. The Massing of the Colors Cere- Guest Speakers: U.S. Rep. Daniel Web- mony will check temperatures upon ster, Inverness Mayor Bob Plaisted and entry, abide by social distance seating, Citrus County Sheriff Mike Prendergast. and require wearing of face masks until Limited to 50 spectators. Contact Chris seated at proper social distance. Gregoriou at 352-302-9777 for more Scheduled Veterans Appreciation information. Week activities: I Veterans Day Luncheon: Wednesday, I Veterans Flea Market: Wednesday, Nov. 11, following 11th Hour Memorial Nov. 4, 7 a.m.-2 p.m., Stokes Flea Market. Service, The Depot, N. Apopka Ave., Inver- 5220 W. Gulf-To-Lake Highway, Lecanto. ness Depot District. Free lunch for veter- Veterans Service Organizations call Sha- ans and their spouses. Contact Barbara ron or Tony at 352-745-7200 no later than Mills at 352-422-6236 or barbarajmills@ two Wednesdays prior to Nov. 4 to re- earthlink.net for more information. serve a free table. I Veterans Dinner and Social: Friday, Flags are presented during the 19th Nov. 6, 6 to 8:30 p.m., American Legion annual Massing of the Colors during the Post 155, 6585, W. Gulf-To-Lake Highway, 2016 Veterans Appreciation Week. While Crystal River. Roast beef dinner with many events during this year’s Veterans mashed potatoes and veggie, $10. Reser- Appreciation Event have been canceled, vations are requested. Contact Doug the Massing of the Colors is one Hockenberry at 727-514-3742 or that will still take place. harleycsm@gmail to RSVP. Chronicle file

four-candidate Republican — $11,450 — of her listed Dana Cottrell. enforcement officer. primary, and he now faces contributions. For Doty, it’s The campaign cash Poole was jailed ELECTION no-party candidate Lee Al- 65% — $32,500 from the wasn’t that close — Webster SHOOTING under a total $255,000 Continued from Page A1 exander, who has raised candidate herself. outspent Cottrell more than Continued from Page A1 bond, which was re- $15,835 and spent $14,433. I In the Florida House of 5-to-1. duced to $200,000 after As of Friday, the latest re- I School Board District 2 Representatives District 34 This year, Cottrell is on adjacent building, his first appearance in porting deadline, Dalton incumbent Ginger Bryant, race, Republican incum- pace to collect significantly while negotiators court on Sunday, ac- had collected $87,785 and who narrowly missed win- bent Ralph Massullo Jr. has less than she did in 2018, tried to talk Poole out cording to the Citrus spent $51,520. Of his dona- ning re-election outright in $72,625 in contributions, in- having raised $47,444, ac- of the house, accord- County Detention Fa- tions, $39,500 came follow- the primary and now faces cluding $20,000 Massullo cording to the Federal ing to the sheriff ’s cility on Monday. ing the August primary. Danielle Damato Doty in provided to open the ac- Elections Commission’s lat- office. Nov. 3 was set as His opponent, no-party the November election, count in January 2019. His est reporting date of July Poole surrendered to Poole’s arraignment affiliation candidate Rich picked up nearly a third of contributors are mainly po- 29. Webster has $485,127 in SWAT teams roughly an date, according to the Schroeder, has $3,570 in her $21,200 in contributions litical action committees contributions and spent hour later. Before he jail. collections. All but a single following the primary. Bry- and special-interest organi- $376,971 so far. was apprehended, A Chronicle reporter $50 individual contributor ant has spent $18,165. zations, with few individual The 11th Congressional Poole allegedly set fire contacted the state fire came from Schroeder. Doty’s fundraising also donors. District encompasses Cit- to the house. marshal Monday, ask- Other campaign finance has been active post-pri- His Democratic oppo- rus and all or parts of four Deputies arrested ing if an arson charge is highlights, according to mary. Of the $49,458 in con- nent, Dushyant Gosai, has other counties. Poole on charges of pending for Poole. county, state and federal tributions, more than $4,605 in collections and Contact Chronicle re- second-degree murder, Contact Chronicle re- candidate reports: $17,000 has come since the spent $4,375. porter Mike Wright at 352- two counts of aggravated porter Buster Thompson at I Sheriff incumbent end of August. I In 2018, Republican 563-3228 or mwright@ assault with a deadly 352-564-2916, bthompson Mike Prendergast has Both candidates have in- U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster chronicleonline.com. To weapon against law en- @chronicleonline.com $153,786 in collections and vested heavily in their own cruised to re-election with view more of his stories, go to forcement and seven or visit tinyurl.com/ spent $103,892. Like Dal- campaigns. Bryant contrib- 65% of the vote over www.tinyurl.com/ counts of attempted yxn2ahso to see more of ton, Prendergast also won a uted just over half Spring Hill Democrat y3bakm6w. murder of a law his stories. 000Z4KH

000Z29Y A6 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Obituaries. is survived by her sons, He loved bowling, camp- Eagle Scout candidates Brian and Kimberly Bar- ing, hiking and being part bieri of Salem, NH, her of the outdoors. In his late son Kevin Barbieri youth and early adult life Howard also from Salem NH, step- he was an active member daughters, Mrs. Amy of Boy Scout Troop 45 launch fundraiser project Barefoot, 92 Houle of Hernando, Flor- earning the rank of Eagle HOMOSASSA ida and Mrs. Sarah Whitte- Scout . And for nearly 4 de- more of Maui, Hawaii. She cades an active leader in Plan improvements to Howard H Barefoot, 92, is also survived by 5 grand- the troop serving as scout of Homosassa, FL passed children, Jacob and Kay- master and other key lead- away on October 4, 2020 ley Barbieri Cassidy-Rae ership roles. It must be environmental under the care of HPH Williams, Dakota and Mak- noted he was an avid Hospice in Homosassa, ena Whittemore. Judi was hockey fan as his love for FL. He was a US Army Vet- predeceased by her loving the game began in the education facilities eran. Arrangements by husband, Alec, in 2017. 1950’s with the New York Special to the Chronicle McGan Cremation Service It would be wrong to say Rangers and then contin- LLC, Inverness, FL. that Judi lost her battle be- ued as a staunch sup- Ichabod Malachi Four Eagle Scout candidates of Boy Borton Ridge cause she never stopped porter of Tampa Bay Scouts of America Troop 693 in Ho- Maureen fighting. No matter how Lighting as he celebrated mosassa recently launched a fundraiser Evans, 77 sick she was, she was al- their 2nd Stanley Cup the for Eagle Scout projects. The projects ways determined. When eve of his passing. Maureen Florence will all benefit the Citrus County Marine anyone else would have “Pop” was a great family (O’Hara) Evans, 77, for- Science Station and Academy of Envi- broken, Judi stayed strong man and a loving father, merly of Halifax, VT and ronmental Science, both in Crystal River. and fought till the end. grandfather, social, active Green- The projects include: Through her, we know man who will be deeply field, MA, I Rebuilding and adding extra canoe/ what resilience and perse- missed for his timely ad- passed kayak racks at both locations; verance truly look like. vice and willingness to peace- I Rebuild the life vest rack and re- There was no quit in Judi. help others. fully on place worn-out life vests; Just because she is no lon- No funeral is scheduled October 7, I Build a fire pit and benches for Austin Carson ger here with us, doesn’t at this time due to the 2020, in water education and observation. Edwards Edwards mean she lost her fight. Covid-19 Pandemic. How- the care The estimated cost for the projects is Please join us as we cel- ever, the family would like of her lov- $3,000, which includes about one 100 Maureen ebrate the life of Judi on to celebrate Richard Re- ing family, life vests. The ones that are needed the recognized across the country and even Evans Friday, October 23rd, 2020 gan’s life sometime in the following most are 40-youth (50-90 pounds). The oth- the world. Those who have earned the from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at near future when it is safe ers are youth adult (90 pounds and over). Eagle Scout rank count it among their a period of declining 16 Birchtree Street, Ho- for all to attend. All need to be Type 111. most treasured achievements. health. mosassa, FL. The family is grateful to Eagle Scout is the highest achievement “Eagle Scout” is not just an award. Born in Hartford, CT, on Private cremation will the National Cremation or rank attainable in the Scouts BSA pro- Those who earned it as youth continue April 6, 1943 to Viola Mae take place under the di- and Burial Society in Hud- gram of the Boy Scouts of America. Since to earn it every day as adults. (Upton) and Walter B. rection of Brown Funeral son, Florida for making its inception in 1911, only 4% of Scouts “We are four candidates looking to O’Hara, Maureen was edu- Home and Crematory in the arrangements and have earned this rank after a lengthy re- fulfill our dreams of becoming Eagle cated in Hartford Public Lecanto, FL. In lieu of their compassion during view process. The Eagle Scout rank has Scouts,” said troop member Carson Ed- Schools. Later in life, Mau- flowers donations may be this difficult time. been earned by over 2.5 million youths. wards. “This is our way of giving back to reen furthered her educa- made in Judi’s name to the Sign the guest book at This prestigious award is widely recog- our community − living the Scout oath tion, receiving a degree in Cancer Research www.chronicleonline.com. nized throughout the country, even by and the Scout law.” both Criminal Justice and Institute. those who aren’t familiar with the re- Scoutmaster Terri Myers has worked Nursing. Sign the guest book at quirements. The fact that the rank is with the candidates since the beginning As a nurse, Maureen de- Opal ‘Patsy’ www.chronicleonline.com. based on accomplishing a set of national of the troop. “I’m so proud of them and voted her life to caring for Shurley standards rather than arbitrary qualifica- grateful that in this day and age, I’ve the ill, as she was for many Opal “Patsy” Lynell tions is considered to be what makes been able to get them this far.” years, a Hospice Nurse. Shurley, loving wife, being an Eagle Scout worthwhile. The troop has raised almost 20% of Her last employment was mother, grandmother, Eagles have finished 21 or more merit their goal as of late September. for the Hospice of Citrus great-grandmother and badges, been a leader of a Troop and To support this effort, checks may be County and Nature East in great-great grandmother know what it means to be of service to sent to Boy Scout Troop 693, c/o Scout- Inverness, FL. Maureen Richard went to be with Jesus in others. An Eagle Scout is someone who master Terri Meyers, 7531 W. Chassa- previously owned and oper- Heaven on October 2, 2020. shows character by his actions. howitzka St., Homosassa, FL 34448. ated both a rest home and a Regan, 86 She enjoyed 71 years of Since 1912, the Eagle Scout rank has Checks payable to BSA Troop 693. 24 hour home care business BEVERLY HILLS marriage represented a milestone of accomplish- To donate directly, through the in Greenfield, MA. to the love ment, perhaps without equal, that is GoFundMe page, visit gf.me/u/yzaj4h. Maureen was known for Richard Joseph Regan of of her life her talent as an interior de- Beverly Hills, Florida, age and best signer, as she was recog- 86, died peacefully in the friend nized by the Citrus County Lord’s arms on Wednesday, Henry Builders Association, Septem- “Ken” Roberta McCain, Sen. John where she served on their ber 30, Shurley. Showcase Homes and 2020, at After lov- Opal ‘Patsy’ Parade of Homes home. ingly rais- Shurley McCain’s mother, dies at 108 Committees. Richard ing her In her leisure time, Mau- is survived grateful family in South Associated Press reen was an avid pool by his lov- Tampa, she spent her last player, competing in tour- ing wife, 30 years living, working, PHOENIX — Roberta naments with her brother Richard Edith and playing in Inverness, Wright McCain, the Michael and their team Regan Regan, of devoting the final years of mother of the late Sen. “Stixx”. Maureen enjoyed 12 years, her long career to serving John McCain who used interior decorating, travel- married on October 18, the clients of the Key Train- her feisty spirit to help ing cross country and 2008. He was previously ing Center. woo voters during his 2008 cruises to the Caribbean married to Millicent Woike Patsy was a devout Sev- presidential campaign, and Mexico. in November of 1956. They enth Day Adventist and at- has died. She was 108. Maureen was prede- had four children, James tended Inverness Seventh A spokesperson for ceased by her husband, and his wife Annemarie; Day Adventist Church as daughter-in-law Cindy Rev. Malcom R. Evans, her John and his wife Beth; long as she was able. Most McCain says Roberta Mc- parents, Walter and Viola Lynn and her husband Mi- of her long and purposeful Cain died Monday. A cause “Mae” O’Hara and her chael; and Steven and his life was dedicated to moth- of death was not immedi- brother Calvin “Red” Roll- wife Sharon,11 grandchil- ering her large family, lov- ately released. ins. She is lovingly remem- dren: Kristin, Melissa, Mat- ing and enjoying four “It is with great sadness bered by her two daughters: thew, Erik, Grace, Gunnar, generations and spending that I announce the death Caryl L. Connor (Michael) Brendan, Kyle, Kaitlyn, as much time with them as of my wonderful Mother of Greenfield, MA and Kim- Connor and Anna; 4 In-law, Roberta McCain,” possible. Associated Press berley J. Gomez (Justo) of great-grandchildren: Ame- Known for her loving and Cindy McCain posted on Springfield, MA, as well as lia, Oliver, Elena and Twitter. “I couldn’t have Roberta McCain, mother of the late Sen. John McCain, selfless generosity, Patsy R-Ariz., watches as his casket is carried out of Washington her brother Michael O’Hara Vincent. enjoyed gardening and asked for a better role National Cathedral Sept. 1, 2018, in Washington of Greenfield, MA (formerly Richard Joseph Regan studying her Bible. She was model or a better friend.” following a memorial service. of Inverness, FL). Addition- was born on January 14, an amazing seamstress who In a tweet, granddaugh- ally, she leaves her grand- 1934, in Flushing, New made beautiful and cher- ter Meghan McCain children: Brittni Lashway, York, to Joseph William and ished clothing for her thanked her “Nana” for Funeral Home With Crematory CREMATION Springfield, MA, Justin Doretta Gartleman Regan. daughters through the teaching her how to live life with “grit, conviction, Lorraine Noegel FREE Lashway of Daytona, FL, He was the oldest of three years. She was a good lis- Service: Sat., 11:00 AM FREE URN Ft. Cooper Baptist Church $ Marina Connor of Turners boys (Robert & William). He tener and a loyal friend, intensity and love.” INTERMENT Falls, MA and great grand- At 96, Roberta McCain Doris Grimnes AT VA was a lifelong member of loved nature, and found joy Service: Sat., 2:00 PM CEMETERY IN 889595 became the Republican Ramone Tompkins BUSHNELL daughter Eniyah Walters of St. John’s Lutheran Church and wonder in every living Gathering: Tues., 11:00 -1:00 PM Springfield, MA along with in Flushing, New York and senator’s secret weapon Beatrice Lokey thing. Private Arrangements For Veterans, Hospice, Government Employees - several cousins and many graduated from Bayside Patsy will be greatly at campaign stops as evi- Lydia Barter Federal, State, and Local, Their Spouses and friends. High School in 1951. Then dence that voters need Service: Tues., 11:00 AM (10/20) Immediate Family Members missed by her devoted hus- Antonette Stropus We are an indigent care provider at NO COST to the family. Expressions of affection enlisted in the US Navy in band, Henry “Ken” Shur- not worry about her son’s Private Arrangements age — then past 70 — as Edith Francis New Serenity Memorial Funeral Home are suggested in Maureen’s 1954, where he served for 2 ley; two daughters: Connie Arrangements Pending & Cremation Services, Inc. he sought the presidency. Robert McCollum 713 NE 5th Terrace • Crystal River, FL 34428 memory, to Pioneer Valley years. Drake and Bonnie Hanley; Arrangements Pending Hospice and Palliative For nearly seven de- In August 2018, how- 000Z6S3 352-563-1394 four grandchildren: David 726-8323 000YIVX Care, 329 Conway Street, cades, Richard began his K. Drake, Dustin J. Drake, ever, it was the mother Suite 2, Greenfield, MA career as a plumber and Will Hanley & Abigail Han- who ended up mourning 01301. steam fitter working for ley; eight great-grandchil- the son when John Mc- The McCarthy Funeral Muschler Plumbing & dren: David K. Drake, Jr., Cain died of brain cancer. 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Oct. 7 on felony charges of ag- County Detention Facility on original charge of driving while I Adrian Jackson Sr., 41, gravated assault on a law en- unrelated charges. His bond his license was revoked. of Lecanto, at 11:54 a.m. forcement officer, battery on was set at $13,000. I Robert Ferguson, 33, of Oct. 7 on felony charges of an elderly person, battery on a I John McNamara Jr., 54, Hernando, at 8:24 a.m. Oct. 7 grand theft auto and posses- law enforcement officer, and of South Southpoint Avenue, on felony charges of burglary sion of a controlled substance. resisting an arrest with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Floral City, at 1:10 p.m. Oct. 7 and grand theft, along with a His bond was set at $4,000. violence. Springs, Lecanto, Pine Ridge and Sugarmill Around the STATE VIRUS Woods): 287, up 10. Continued from Page A1 34446 (Homosassa, Ho- South Florida school Schools spokeswoman Daisy except for first-responders, health care mosassa Springs, Lecanto Gonzalez-Diego said that anyone who professionals, media and utility repair COVID-19 hospitaliza- and Sugarmill Woods): closes after 2 students came into contact with the two students tions went up since Oct. 5 255, up 15. workers. test positive was being notified using contact tracing to a total 306. Deaths also 34453 (Inverness, Citrus Historic hotel moved increased eight to 118. Hills, Hernando, Inver- MIAMI — A marine magnet school in protocols. Citrus County’s Cumula- ness Highlands North and South Florida on Monday told students “The school has been thoroughly san- through streets of tive rate of positive coro- Lecanto): 241, up one. not to show up for in-person classes, itized,” Gonzalez-Diego said. “The South Florida city navirus test results on 34429: (Crystal River, just days after Miami-Dade schools re- well-being of our students and employ- WEST PALM BEACH — A historic Monday was at 10.76%, up Ozello, Homosassa opened to brick-and-mortar classes, ees is our top priority at Miami-Dade hotel and boarding house had to be from the 10.59% reported Springs, Lecanto and after two students reported having the County Public Schools.” Oct. 5. Black Diamond): 219, up COVID-19 virus. Florida on Monday reported an addi- parked overnight on a South Florida five. Locals between the ages Miami-Dade County Public Schools tional 1,533 cases, raising the state’s street during a move because of delays of 15 and 64 have ac- 34442 (Citrus Hills, Cit- tweeted that physical classes at Mast total number of coronavirus cases since with its relocation. counted for 67% of total rus Springs, Hernando, March to 736,024. Florida also reported Traffic had to be blocked off overnight cases, people from 45 to Lecanto and Pine Ridge): Academy had been canceled and stu- dents should report to school online. four dozen new deaths on Monday, rais- Sunday on a street in West Palm older than 85 years old 198, up eight. 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Big Tech stocks, including Apple and the Americas. 24,000 Microsoft, powered much of the gains. Their In India, top US diplomat calls 2,700 22,000 businesses have proven to be practically im- AOMJ JAS AOMJ JAS pervious to the pandemic, unlike companies China ‘elephant in the room’ StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG YTD that would benefit from a strengthening NEW DELHI — A top U.S. envoy on Mon- DOW 28,957.90 28,659.67 28,837.52 +250.62 +0.88% +1.05% economy. day called China “an elephant in the room” NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 11,945.31 11,864.88 11,880.44 +18.49 +0.16% +8.98% The market’s latest upward push came as DOW Util. 888.62 874.18 882.82 +7.01 +0.80% +0.42% and said Washington is keen to advance In- Vol. (in mil.) 3,134 3,460 NYSE Comp. 13,350.58 13,274.94 13,324.87 +72.25 +0.55% -4.23% Wall Street appeared to largely shrug off the dia’s interests across the Indo-Pacific region. Pvs. Volume 3,532 3,358 NASDAQ 11,965.54 11,704.13 11,876.26 +296.32 +2.56% +32.36% latest signs that Democrats and Republicans Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun Advanced 1573 1875 S&P 500 3,549.85 3,499.61 3,534.22 +57.09 +1.64% +9.39% are no closer to reaching a deal on more aid Declined 958 1199 S&P 400 2,012.37 1,997.11 2,009.07 +12.71 +0.64% -2.62% said the U.S. was exploring ways to empower New Highs 152 214 Wilshire 5000 36,566.72 36,106.07 36,421.82 +540.57 +1.51% +10.75% for the economy, which remains hobbled by India without altering what he called New Del- New Lows 5 15 Russell 2000 1,652.05 1,637.35 1,649.05 +11.50 +0.70% -1.16% the pandemic. Over the weekend, Democratic hi’s “strong and proud tradition of strategic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized the lat- autonomy.” Stocks of Local Interest est offer from the Trump administration on a Biegun spoke in New Delhi at the opening 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR stimulus package as “one step forward, two session of the India-U.S. Forum after his NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV steps back,” while the president’s fellow Re- three-day visit to India kicked off Monday. AT&T Inc T 26.08 2 39.70 28.13 -.19 -0.7 t t t -28.0 -16.8 14 2.08 publicans called it too expensive. “India has a strong and proud tradition of stra- Ametek Inc AME 54.82 0 108.63 107.63 +.69 +0.6 s s s +7.9 +24.7 45 0.72 Protesters knock down tegic autonomy, and we respect that. We do not Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 32.58 5 93.70 59.97 +.47 +0.8 s s s -26.9 -33.6 15 1.10e seek to change India’s traditions,” he said. Bank of America BAC 17.95 5 35.72 25.68 +.32 +1.3 s t s -27.1 -6.0 9 0.72 Roosevelt, Lincoln statues “Rather we want to explore how to empower Capital City Bank CCBG 15.61 5 30.95 21.89 +.35 +1.6 s s s -28.2 -14.5 2 0.56 PORTLAND, Ore. — Protesters in Portland them and India’s ability to defend its own sover- Citigroup C 32.00 3 83.11 45.88 +.95 +2.1 s t s -42.6 -29.6 6 2.04 overturned statues of former Presidents Theo- eignty and democracy and to advance Indian in- Disney DIS 79.07 7 153.41 124.97 -.01 ... r t s -13.6 -3.5 17 1. 76 dore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln and van- terests, across the Indo-Pacific region.” Duke Energy DUK 62.13 8 103.79 93.11 -.19 -0.2 t s s +2.1 +0.9 23 3.86f dalized the Oregon Historical Society in a — From wire reports EPR Properties EPR 12.56 2 79.80 24.74 -.02 -0.1 t t t -65.0 -64.1 7 4.32 Equity Commonwealth EQC 24.38 5 30.97 27.54 +.05 +0.2 s s s -5.0 -1.2 28 2.50e PROVIDING HIGHLY SKILLED & COMPASSIONATE CARE Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 2 73.12 34.63 -.11 -0.3 t t s -50.4 -41.9 8 3.48 s s s Ford Motor F 3.96 7 9.58 7.67 +.42 +5.8 -17.5 -10.4 6 ... • Case Management Gen Electric GE 5.48 2 13.26 6.83 -.01 -0.1 t s s -38.8 -19.2 dd 0.04 HCA Holdings Inc HCA 58.38 8 151.97 130.23 -3.73 -2.8 t t s -11.9 +13.7 20 1.72f • Home Health Aides Home Depot HD 140.63 0 292.95 286.91 +.99 +0.3 s s s +31.4 +28.1 29 6.00 • Physical Therapy Intel Corp INTC 43.63 4 69.29 53.88 +1.06 +2.0 s s s -10.0 +10.0 18 1.32 IBM IBM 90.56 6 158.75 127.21 -.58 -0.5 t s s -5.1 -0.3 13 6.52 • Occupational Therapy LKQ Corporation LKQ 13.31 8 36.63 30.85 +.33 +1.1 s t s -13.6 +2.8 18 ... • Speech Therapy Lowes Cos LOW 60.00 0 175.00 172.73 -.50 -0.3 t s s +44.2 +62.5 38 2.20 • Skilled Nursing Services Lumen Technologies LUMN 8.16 3 15.30 10.03 -.08 -0.8 t t t -24.1 -1.9 4 1.00 McDonalds Corp MCD 124.23 0 228.66 226.11 +1.28 +0.6 s s s +14.4 +9.3 34 5.16f • Medical Social Workers Microsoft Corp MSFT 132.52 9 232.86 221.40 +5.59 +2.6 s s s +40.4 +56.7 44 2.24f • Behavioral Health Nursing Motorola Solutions MSI 120.77 8 187.49 168.33 +1.55 +0.9 s s s +4.5 -3.2 31 2.56 • Care Transitions NextEra Energy NEE 174.80 0 303.72 305.67 +2.76 +0.9 s s s +26.2 +33.3 23 5.60 Piedmont Office RT PDM 12.86 2 24.78 14.37 +.29 +2.1 s t s -35.4 -25.7 7 0.84 • Fall Prevention Regions Fncl RF 6.94 6 17.54 12.95 +.16 +1.3 s s s -24.5 -8.3 10 0.62 • Heart Disease Smucker, JM SJM 91.88 9 125.62 119.92 +1.24 +1.0 s s s +15.2 +13.9 15 3.60f • Wound Care Texas Instru TXN 93.09 0 151.52 154.90 +3.99 +2.6 s s s +20.7 +21.4 28 3.60 UniFirst Corp UNF 121.89 9 217.90 199.92 +3.02 +1.5 s s s -1.0 +2.2 23 1.00 Verizon Comm VZ 48.84 9 62.22 59.55 +.22 +0.4 s t s -3.0 +4.3 13 2.52f Vodafone Group VOD 11.46 4 21.72 14.77 +.14 +1.0 s s s -23.6 -20.7 0.97e WalMart Strs WMT 102.00 9 151.33 144.25 +1.47 +1.0 s s s +21.4 +22.1 83 2.16f Walgreen Boots Alli WBA 33.88 1 64.50 36.93 +.59 +1.6 s s s -37.4 -25.3 7 1.87f

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The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. Dalton for Property Appraiser

CHRONICLE EDITORIAL BOARD oters will have the opportunity to se- solve organizational problems. lect between two candidates — Schroeder, in an interview with a ENDORSEMENTS VCregg Dalton, Republican, and Chronicle reporter in early September, I Richard “Rick” Schroeder, no-party affili- said the office is running extremely well School Board runoff: Ginger Bryant (Endorsed during Primary) ation — in the 2020 General Election. after having gone through the havoc cre- I Vote NO on Amendments 1, 2, 3, 4 Amendments: Vote-by-mail has already begun, and ated when (former property appraiser and YES on 5,6 early voting begins Oct. 19. Election Day is Geoffrey Greene) took office, he is run- I Property Appraiser: Cregg Dalton Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. ning in order to “maintain that harmony I Crystal River Council Seat 1: Ken Brown Both candidates have the background to and transition with as little turbulence lead the department. Dalton has a college as possible. A seamless transfer of ad- degree, proven work experi- ministration, if you will.” Letters TO THE EDITOR ence, a servant-leader philoso- Dalton’s appraiser experi- phy and a grasp of the THE ISSUE: ence includes 3-1/2 years with responsibilities for the office the Sumter County Property Lack of leadership OPINIONS INVITED Property they seek. Appraiser Office and two to blame I Viewpoints depicted in political Appraiser. cartoons, columns or letters do Schroeder has a background years as a private sector A comment to Frederick not necessarily represent the in real estate and appraising. appraiser. Clark about his facts: opinion of the editorial board. He moved from Polk County to OUR OPINION: It is complemented by his The numerical data was I Groups or individuals are Citrus in 2008 to work for the Cregg Dalton best U.S. Navy service, 11 years pretty factual. And proves that invited to express their opinions Citrus County property apprais- service with the Citrus County in a letter to the editor. candidate for the this pandemic was not a Dem- er’s office as a residential ap- Sheriff ’s Office where he ad- ocratic hoax as Trump pro- I Persons wishing to address the post. praiser, a job he’s held since vanced through the ranks to claimed in January! editorial board, which meets weekly, should call Mike Arnold then. sergeant. Dalton also has ex- The political data in Mr. at 352-563-5660. Clark’s closing paragraphs is The most important factor in this posi- tensive, longtime community I All letters not factual as exposed by the must be signed and tion is leadership and Dalton has the clear involvement. include a phone number and edge here. Being a successful constitutional officer recording Bob Woodward has hometown, including letters sent of Trump telling him, in Janu- via email. Names and home- Although education is essential and ex- is much more than knowing the nuts and ary, how he knew how danger- towns will be printed; phone perience important to the successful di- bolts of the office held. It requires a leader ous the COVID-19 virus numbers will not be rection of any organization, leadership is who is a creative thinker, team-builder, actually is. Information he in- published or given out. absolutely critical. good communicator, caring mentor and en- tentionally withheld from the I We reserve the right to edit As such, Dalton’s proven leadership abil- thusiastic motivator. country, medical institutions letters for length, libel, fairness and good taste. ity, coupled with his impressive record of Dalton, a graduate of the University of and state and local authori- community outreach and building rela- Louisville’s Administrative Leadership ties. So why does Mr. Clark I Letters must be no longer than 400 words, and writers will be tionships, make him the best choice for Course and Executive Leadership Gradu- blame the Democrats? limited to four letters per month. In another just-released re- property appraiser. ate Program, has exhibited these leader- I SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, Schroeder declined to provide answers ship attributes in abundance. cording, Trump tells Wood- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., ward how someone sneezed Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to to the Chronicle’s candidate questionnaire This is attested to by the endorsements during a meeting in the Oval 352-563-3280; or email to and also declined to participate in the of Dalton by former Citrus County Prop- Office and how everyone [email protected]. newspaper’s editorial board candidate erty Appraiser Melanie Hensley, the prop- bailed out of the room, includ- interviews. erty appraisers of Lake County and Sumter ing Trump. Probably because Dalton’s Masters of Business Adminis- County, and Citrus County Commissioner no one, including the presi- tration degree affords him the educational Jeff Kinnard. dent, was wearing a mask. breadth of perspective to creatively think Based upon their collective leadership The blame belongs to the outside-the-box, strategically plan, intui- insights, we believe Dalton is the right lack of Trump’s leadership, tively analyze data, and resourcefully choice for voters. forethought, and understand- ing the consequences of no na- demonstrators with paintball tional action plan. And also guns. How could anyone be disbanding the Obama Pan- surprised when somebody demic Task Force and burying shot back with a real gun and the 65 page plan the Obama someone died. task force gave the new Trump This carried over into Keno- Ken Brown deserves another administration. sha when a 17-year-old came The virus exploded in New across the Illinois border, shot York when Trump gave Ameri- three people, killing two. cans in Europe short notice Please stop with the self- term on Crystal River Council that flights from Europe defense theory, as he had would not be allowed to land already fired once before the in the U.S. man with the skateboard tried wo-term incumbent Ken Brown, 62, in sync on the city’s challenges, their What he forgot was that to stop him. Also, Wisconsin and challenger Scott Davis, 64, are methods differ on a few. flights from China were land- has no open carry law, so he Tvying for Crystal River City Council For FEMA code changes, Brown favors ing in Europe and the infec- had already committed a Seat 1. the city taking the lead in obtaining grant tion was being spread there; crime. Crystal River residents are fortunate to assistance for residents and pressing leg- thus, the panic caused Ameri- In New York City, a bus have two stellar candidates retired from islators to make dwelling standards simi- cans to jam flights to get to the driver asked a rider to follow successful business careers who have the lar to the less costly commercial the wear-a-mask order and the U.S. before the embargo. best interests of the city at heart and a requirements. Where did they land? In New rider punched him, knocking him out cold. In Texas, a bus firm grasp of the challenges facing the Davis feels there’s little the city can do York and Chicago, with mas- city. other than inform residents sive people jams at the Cus- driver asked a person to wear toms entry because there were a mask and was promptly at- Their connections to the city and waiving permitting fees. tacked with a 2x4. THE ISSUE: no customs forms passed out are long. Brown and his family While both seek stronger en- on the planes. We know there are many un- regularly visited the city from Crystal River City forcement of King’s Bay wa- stable people in our country Also, what does building the Pinellas County since 1977 Council Seat 1. ters, Brown favors annexing it who are susceptible to irre- wall have to do with the until taking up residency in under the city’s jurisdiction to sponsibe rhetoric from Trump 2010. Davis’ family began visit- allow local officials to enact pandemic? and Barr. OUR OPINION: ing the city from upstate New uniformed and enforceable This was highlighted by the Council Tom Paslay York in 1961 and relocated to it laws for boaters. latest round of ricin letters experience gives Sugarmill Woods in 1970. Davis wants the city to cre- sent to Trump and police sta- Ken Brown the Their firm grasps of the city’s ate a coalition and continue tions. While this has hap- clear edge. pened since 2011/2012 at least, challenges is rooted in their working with the Florida Fish Descending when people at the top seem- active involvement in city mat- and Wildlife Conservation into the gutter ingly encourage this type of ters. Brown served on the city waterfronts Commission. behavior, what can we expect. advisory board before winning his first Although both want to eliminate the Words do matter, and (re- I am very afraid the next council seat in 2012 and is now the coun- few blighted commercial properties, cently) when Attorney General weeks before election will cil liaison to Crystal River Main Street. Brown favors using the carrot first to en- William Barr said all the re- only get worse. Davis has served on the city’s planning tice the errant property owners’ strictions from COVID-19 were We, the citizens of the best the greatest infringements on democratic country in the commission and waterfronts advisory cooperation. personal freedom since slav- world have now descended board, as well as being an original mem- Davis wants to use the stick first with ery, a chill went up my spine. I into the worst gutter we could ber of the community-advocacy group fines and liens to get their cooperation. could not believe the sup- find. We are no longer pre- Save Crystal River. Given their generally similar view- posed top cop utter these tending to have morals or in- Brown and Davis are mostly in sync on points and few methodological differ- words. telligence, let alone intent, on the challenges facing the city. ences, what clearly distinguishes Ken Second, as the many unlaw- treating others with humanity. Both support smart growth that protects Brown as the best candidate is his institu- ful actions of the past weeks If we continue to be more the city’s natural resources. Both recog- tional knowledge and established rela- flashed before my eyes. concerned with our politics nize the need to prepare for the Suncoast tionships with city staff and fellow instead of doing the right Let’s start with the presi- Parkway. Both want to minimize the tour- council members that have been nurtured dent telling his supporters to thing, we will be stuck with “liberate” their cities. Was this lawlessness, anarchy and ist impact on city residents. over the past eight years as a two-term anyone not disturbed to see the life of true barbarians. Both want to remedy the handful of un- incumbent. well-armed citizens storming I pray we have not gone too sightly commercial properties. Both sup- In the interest of maintaining the city’s into the Michigan capital? far to recover, but I see no port the Riverwalk completion with grant purposeful direction and the continuity We witnessed outsiders — light in the tunnel. funding. Both want more emphasis on im- of an effective leadership team with the from Washington — caravan- proving the quality of life for the city’s demonstrative ability to take action, now ing into Portland and spraying Jerry Daniels east side residents. should not be the time for Crystal River bear spray while shooting Hernando Although Brown and Davis are mostly voters to send Seat 1 back to square one.

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NATIONC ITRUS& COUNTY CWHRONICLE ORLD World BRIEFS Efficient auctions

Associated Press This undated file photo combination issued by Hertfordshire Constabulary shows Nigel Wright and a jar of Heinz baby food that was laced with fragments of a craft knife by Wright. The sheep farmer was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday, Oct. 12, 2020, for his plot to use baby food laced with metal shards to blackmail one of Britain’s biggest supermarket chains. UK sheep farmer jailed for contaminated baby food plot LONDON — A sheep farmer was sentenced to 14 years in prison Monday for his plot to use baby food laced with metal shards to blackmail one of Britain’s biggest supermar- ket chains. Nigel Wright planted jars of the contaminated baby food in Tesco grocery stores and sent dozens of letters and emails to the supermarket company in a bid to extort 1.4 million pounds ($1.8 million) in bitcoin Britain between 2018 and February. Tesco had to issue a product recall after two mothers re- Associated Press via Stanford University Robert Wilson, left, and Paul Milgrom wear masks as they stand for a photo Monday, Oct. 12, in Stanford, Calif. The two ported discovering pieces of metal in jars of Heinz baby American economists, both professors at Stanford, won the Nobel Prize in Economics for improving how auctions work. food. No babies were harmed but in all, 42,000 jars of Heinz That research that underlies much of today’s economy — from the way Google sells advertising to the way telecoms baby food were recovered. companies acquire airwaves from the government. Wright, 45, was accused of orchestrating the plot, al- legedly in the name of a group of farmers angry at the low price they were paid for their milk. He denied the charges, but was convicted of two counts of contaminating goods and Pair of Stanford economists, neighbors win 2020 Nobel prize three counts of blackmail. Sentencing him, Justice Mark Warby compared Wright’s Associated Press Associated Press. Germany. The winners’ work pro- actions to terrorism and said he was remorseless. Security camera footage at Mil- vides guidance about “how to price STOCKHOLM — Auctions are ev- grom’s home captured the moment. and allocate scarce goods — radio “You chose to use threats of a particularly blood-curdling erywhere in today’s economy. They Wilson knocked on Milgrom’s door in spectrum, electricity, financial secu- nature, deliberately designed to exploit the vulnerability of determine how Google sells ads, the dead of night and spoke into the rities, and many more.’’ children, and the consequent vulnerability of a supermarket what price consumers end up paying intercom. “Paul,’’ he said. “It’s Bob The effects of their work can be concerned for its business,” the judge said. for electricity, and the way govern- Wilson. You’ve won the Nobel Prize.’’ seen all around. ments sell off the public airwaves to Awakened, Milgrom stammered for a “Online advertising is sold at auc- Bus shooting in Russia telecom companies and moment and then said: “Wow.’’ tion,” said David Warsh, who tracks broadcasters. The two men tackled the tricky economic research at his blog Eco- leaves 3 dead, 3 wounded For helping make auctions run problem of making auctions work ef- nomic Principals. “That Google was MOSCOW — A gunman opened fired at a bus and a bus more efficiently, two Americans on ficiently. The committee said Wil- able to adopt the method so quickly stop in central Russia on Monday, killing three people and Monday won the Nobel prize for son’s work showed “why rational and seamlessly depended entirely economics. wounding three more, police said. bidders tend to place bids below on theory developed by Milgrom and The discoveries of Paul R. Mil- their own best estimate of the com- his competitors and their students.’’ The shooting took place in a village in the Nizhny grom and Robert B. Wilson, both of mon value” — which could mean the The work is about more than Novgorod region located about 250 miles east of Moscow. Stanford University, “have benefited item goes for less than it’s worth and money. Some governments, for exam- Police said the man escaped and urged local residents to be sellers, buyers and taxpayers around perhaps not to the buyer who most ple, auction off the right to pollute in cautious since he was armed. A major manhunt was under- the world,” the Nobel Committee wants it, neither of which is sup- hopes of reducing emissions; cleaner way and a murder investigation said. posed to happen if the auction is companies can resell unneeded was launched. Russia Wilson, 83, was once Milgrom’s working properly. rights to dirtier ones, creating a fi- The motive for the shooting Ph.D. adviser, and the two also hap- “Auctions ask and answer the most nancial incentive for companies to hasn’t been revealed, but Russian authorities haven’t indi- pen to be neighbors. Reached by fundamental questions in econom- make their operations greener. “The cated the shooting was terror-related. phone at his home in California, Mil- ics: Who should get the goods and at objective is not always to maximize grom, 72, said he received news of Three men died and three women were hospitalized with what prices?’’ said economist Peter the revenue for the seller but also their win “in a strange way.” Cramton, a former student of Wil- can have a societal objective,” said gunshot wounds, according to Russia’s Investigative Com- “I got a knock at my door from son’s now at the University of Mary- Nobel Committee member Ingrid mittee. Local officials said two of them were in extremely Bob Wilson,” he told The land and the University of Cologne in Werner. grave condition. Some media reports said the assailant wasn’t aiming at the bus, but rather fired random shots at people at the bus stop. Candidates on the stump Trump tackles 1st rally since Biden makes big push in contracting coronavirus Ohio, once seen as longshot

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WASHINGTON — Just a week after his release from CINCINNATI — Joe Biden campaigned Monday in the hospital, President Donald Trump returns to the Ohio, attempting to expand the battleground map and

Associated Press campaign trail Monday for the first time since contract- keep President Donald Trump on the defensive in a In this Sept. 15, 2020, file photo, a medical worker tends ing the coronavirus as he tries to stage a late comeback state thought to be out of reach for Democrats after to a patient affected with COVID-19 at the Nouvel in the election’s final stretch. Trump’s wide margin of victory there four years ago. Hospital Civil of Strasbourg, eastern France. Europe’s Trump, facing a stubborn deficit in national and bat- The Democratic presidential nominee stressed an second wave of coronavirus infections has struck well tleground state polling, will be headlining a rally in economic message and touted his own record while before flu season even started. Intensive care wards are Sanford, Florida — the first stop in a busy week that casting Trump as having abandoned working-class vot- will include events in Pennsylvania, Iowa, North Caro- ers who helped him win Rust Belt states that put him in filling up again and bars are shutting down. lina and Wisconsin. the White House in 2016. The robust schedule underscores the In Toledo, Biden addressed United 43,000 new cases: French PM won’t work Trump needs to do as he tries to Auto Workers who represent a local win over voters just three weeks before General Motors’ powertrain plant. The rule out more restrictions after spike Election Day. And it comes amid former vice president spoke in a park- PARIS — France’s prime minister refused to rule out fur- still-unanswered questions about the ing lot with about 30 American-made ther local lockdowns Monday after health authorities reported impact so much travel so soon could cars and trucks arrayed nearby, and he about 43,000 new coronavirus infections over the weekend. have on the 74-year-old president’s struck a decidedly populist note, prais- Nine big cities, including Paris, Marseille and Lyon, have health. The progression of COVID-19 is ing unions and arguing that he repre- often unpredictable, and there can be sented working-class values while the President Joe now been placed under maximum virus alert as officials warn long-term complications. Republican Trump cared only about Trump Biden that France is experiencing the much-feared second wave of But Trump, eager to return to cam- impressing the Ivy League and country in Ohio. the COVID-19 epidemic. The path of the virus is accelerating in Florida. paigning, has proclaimed himself club set. rapidly across the country and cured and says he is now “immune” to the virus — “I don’t measure people by the size of their bank ac- France the situation in French hospitals claims that are impossible to prove given limitations in count,” Biden said. “You and I measure people by the is deteriorating by the day. The government is issuing an ap- what scientists know about the coronavirus. strength of their character, their honesty, their peal for volunteers on hospital front lines, including students Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious-disease courage.” and cooks. expert, said Monday on CNN that those who recover Biden highlighted his role as vice president as the “Nothing should be ruled out when we see the situation in from COVID-19 are likely to be immune for a limited Obama administration rescued the U.S. auto industry our hospitals ... There can be no more slackening,” Prime period of time, but there are cases emerging of people after the 2008 financial collapse. President George W. Minister Jean Castex said on broadcaster France Info. getting reinfected weeks or months later. Bush signed the aid package after the 2008 election, but “A national lockdown must be avoided by all means,” Fauci, speaking as Trump was prepared to depart the the Obama administration managed most of the rescue Castex warned, calling on French people to help out by limit- White House for Florida, questioned the wisdom of program. ing private gatherings in their homes. holding such an event. He noted that test positivity “The auto industry that supported 1 in 8 Ohioans was rates are climbing in parts of the Sun Belt. on the brink,” Biden said at the drive-in rally, eliciting The government will review the health data Wednesday at “We know that that is asking for trouble when you do horn honks from people listening from their vehicles. the weekly defense council meeting to see if further action is that,” Fauci said. “Barack and I bet on you, and it paid off.” needed following tighter restrictions in several metropolitan In a memo released over the weekend, Trump’s doc- The Biden campaign has increased advertising in areas. French President Emmanuel Macron will speak to the tor, Navy Cmdr. Sean Conley, said the president met Ohio lately, even as Trump has scaled back his efforts nation following that. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention criteria for in the state and elsewhere. Biden’s perceived increases France’s maximum alert level takes effect when a region’s safely discontinuing isolation. He said that by “cur- in support have largely come as the president has seen infection rate exceeds 250 cases per 100,000 people and at rently recognized standards,” he was no longer consid- his backing slip in cities including Cincinnati and least 30% of its intensive care beds are reserved for ered a transmission risk. Cleveland — but he is looking to cancel that out by fur- COVID-19 patients. But some medical experts have voiced skepticism ther expanding his already strong support among vot- — From wire reports that Trump could be declared contagion-free so soon. ers in rural areas. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE HEALTH & LIFE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 A11 Learning to be on your own Living alone doesn’t have to mean being lonely

Susan D. Quenelle FRIENDS OF CITRUS AND THE NATURE COAST

here are many reasons you may find yourself living alone. Perhaps Tyou have gotten a divorce, maybe your partner works out of the country part of the time, or you may have pur- posely chosen this lifestyle. But a more familiar reason people live alone is be- cause their spouse or significant other has died. Most couples establish themselves as a working unit, each doing different chores to keep the homestead running smoothly. When someone leaves the coupleship, for whatever reason, the re- maining partner has all the responsibil- ity of maintaining the home. This includes not only the daily do- mestic chores of housekeeping, laundry, cooking, shopping and paying the bills, but also yard care, home repair and up- MetroCreative dates, car maintenance, taking care of emergency situations like a broken If money is tight, as it often is after Taking good care of yourself also in- to people. You can do this in a variety of water heater, and myriad other needs. the loss of half your income, perhaps a cludes sometimes saying no! Being the ways, just make sure you are getting This can become all too overwhelm- church or civic organization could help. baby-sitter for the grandchildren is your social needs met. ing and many times results in frustra- Keep a phone list handy so you know more stressful now that you are all by Living alone does not have to be tion, anger, stress and sometimes who to call in case something goes awry. yourself. Helping the grown “kids” fi- lonely. Make sure you touch in with depression. In addition to your adjunct support peo- nancially may not be realistic when cuts someone each day just to say hi. Con- Living alone also means eating alone, ple, make sure you include the name of must be made in your budget. nect with family members on a regular watching TV alone, running errands a plumber, electrician, septic company, Some practical considerations for a basis, whether they live close by or out alone, being alone. There is no one to tree removal service and any other ser- person living alone might include put- of area. Plan get-togethers with close talk with, no one to give feedback, no vice you may need in case of an ting in a security system, especially if friends such as lunch in a park or coffee one to bounce ideas off, no one to laugh emergency. you live in a rural area or do not feel on the lanai. Attend activities when you with. You weather the storms of life and The next thing you can do is learn to safe in the community where you live. feel safe and comfortable so you can be nature by yourself, wondering who has take good care of yourself! Just because You might consider getting a medical around others with similar interests. your back should something happen. its just you doesn’t mean you do not de- alert system so if you fall and cannot get Stay involved with your support Sounds bleak unless you become pro- serve to have a nice, balanced meal up, with the push of a button, help networks. active and plan for yourself. every day. Make sure you are eating would be there. Whether you use social media, phone, First things first! Find people who some fruits and vegetables along with Make an arrangement with a neighbor write or visit with people in person, it is can help. I call these adjunct support those quick microwave meals, and that that if your paper is still out front by a important to stay connected to keep our people. Hire someone to come twice a you are staying hydrated. certain hour, they call to make sure you lives balanced. month and do your yard work. Find a Although a good night’s sleep alludes are OK, or if the front blinds haven’t trustworthy maintenance person who is many, make sure you are getting appro- been opened by a particular time, some- Susan B. Quenelle is grief services accessible when you need them. Con- priate rest even if it means taking power one comes over to make sure you aren’t manager for Friends of Citrus and the tract with a cleaning person on a regu- naps during the day or just sitting down hurt (and you would do the same for Nature Coast. She can be reached at 352- lar basis to help with difficult chores. for a few minutes with your eyes closed them). 634-1879 or squenelle@friendsofcitrus. Hire a pool person. to rest your body. And most importantly, stay connected org. Visit online at www.friendsofcitrus. A multitude of services are available from HHEALTH HEEAALLTTHH CCARECAARREE these professionals to improve your quality SSERVICES SEERRVVIICCEESS of life to its fullest.

000YQFS Be Healthy ... Page A12 - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 Get links to local health stories and tips to keep you healthy. Get a free copy sent to your inbox every Tuesday. Sign up now at https://tinyurl.com/y2ucgwuv HEALTHCITRUS & COUNTY CLHRONICLE IFE ANXIETY CAN BE LESSENED WITH THE MAGIC OF MUSIC Dr. Sunil Gandhi Dr. Frank CANCER & Vascimini BLOOD DISEASE SOUND BITES Breast Smile has cancers changed differ over time I would like to get 70-year-old white your opinion on female had an an- correcting over nual routine mam- Q: A jetting, perhaps as mogram. She was found to topic for your column. have a breast mass. I am 74 years old and A biopsy confirmed have always received com- breast cancer. More women pliments on my “great are diagnosed with breast smile.” I have mild TMJ and cancer than any other can- wear a nightguard. cer except skin cancer. I was looking at some Every year, more than group photographs and 300,000 women are diag- wondered why my smile nosed with breast cancer. looked like I was grimacing Every breast cancer bi- and/or frowning. I started opsy is checked for ER, PR noticing that my inherited and Her2. Breast cancers diastema (space between expressing estrogen recep- teeth) was larger and the tors (ER) and/or progester- Special to the Chronicle front teeth were jutting out. one receptors (PR) are Therapeutic musicians help people overcome anxiety. I discussed nonsurgical called “hormone receptor alignment with my dentist, positive.” These receptors which he discouraged. He are proteins found in cells. Nonprofit provides bedside music for healing purposes recommended an orthodon- If either one is positive, that tist for a second opinion, tumor tends to respond to who agreed with my dentist. hormone therapy well. n today’s very first column, of bed and injuring himself. but the patient laughed and said I enjoy reading and learn- About 20% of breast can- we’ll look into how music He was on an IV for pain, pre- he appreciated it. ing from your insight into cers depend on the gene helps to relieve anxiety. sumably. He was groaning loudly I continued playing for a little different dental health called human epidermal We don’t have to have a de- and profanely objecting to being bit, slowing the tempo, and the I issues. growth factor receptor gree in human physiology to restrained in bed. He was mov- patient was quite relaxed in bed, Thank you for keeping us 2(HER2) to grow. These can- benefit from our feel-good re- ing about in his bed, trying to get no longer trying to remove his informed. sponse to music. up, then falling back. cers are called “HER2 posi- IV. He chatted amicably with the A: Thanks so much for Our psychological response is An aide was seated nearby to tive.” HER2-positive breast aide and I said my good-byes. your question and kind enough to tell us that we enjoy watch him and make sure he did cancers grow more quickly. “Thank you for letting me play words regarding the my music near and dear to our not remove the IV from his arm, They can also be either hor- for you.” He then thanked me columns. hearts. which he repeatedly attempted. mone receptor positive or and smiled. My initial thoughts are However, during any crisis, I introduced myself and said I hormone receptor negative. What I did was to visually that your teeth must be adrenaline and cortisol are would like to play some music These patients require tar- watch a change in muscle tone, moving in order for you to pumped into the body, energiz- for him. geted therapy directed body language and facial cues as make the comment that the ing it to be able to I began with a against HER2. the brain began to recognize and diastema is getting larger ward of danger. The quick-tempo unfamil- My patient’s tumor was copy the music. At that point I and that your front teeth adrenaline pushes iar tune, with a synco- 3 centimeters big on her slowed the tempo, bringing the are jutting out. brainwave activity up pated rhythm. He mammogram. Her tumor brainwaves down with me. I wonder if your night into the beta range — looked at me, but was HER2 positive — this is In addition to getting the brain guard was made for the bot- panic mode. didn’t acknowledge fast growing. Usual treat- to synchronize to a slower tom or top teeth. I also won- Once the danger me. ment of breast cancer is to tempo, the music has an added der if a dentist made it or has passed, the body His agitated state do surgery followed by sys- benefit of producing dopamine, was it store bought. I’m sure is supposed to return continued for about temic therapy with either a feel-good neurotransmitter. you understand that I can to a calm state. If the 10 minutes, before his chemotherapy and/or hor- And melodic music inhibits only address this is general calm doesn’t return, body language told mone therapy in appropri- the production of cortisol, which terms, since I have not seen for whatever reason, me the music was be- ate patients. Adele Jacobson is one of the hormones the body you in person or reviewed or anxiety arises ginning to resonate Since my patient’s tumor MUSIC IN produces for the flight-or-fight your X-rays. without a triggering with him. The profan- is HER2 positive and was syndrome. I would assume that you crisis, then persistent MEDICINE ity stopped. larger than 2 centimeters, it So between the synchroniza- have some degree of peri- anxiety begins to At that point, I is treated differently. Stud- tion of brainwaves to the music’s odontal disease that has harm the body. Not to mention, began progressively slowing the ies have suggested that giv- tempo, and the effect of the do- lead to bone loss in at least it is exhausting. tempo and his activity slowed in ing chemotherapy first in pamine and suppression of cor- the front teeth. This is the This is where music can jump kind, and he began to spend attempt to shrink the can- tisol, anxiety doesn’t stand a most common reason for in and rescue the anxious per- more time lying down. cer and then doing surgery chance. front teeth to move in the son. The trick is to understand At that stage, there was a improves survival. The time necessary to create later years of life. that anyone with anxiety has his change in shifts for the aide and Chemotherapy is the use this transition varies with the se- If you were a patient of or her brain functioning at the the new aide looked at me ques- of drugs to destroy cancer verity of the anxiety. Typically, mine, I would go back and beta frequency — still in panic. tioningly. I introduced myself, cells, usually by keeping the the good effects happen in 20 or look at X-rays to see if I am Then remember that a musi- saying I just wanted to play cancer cells from growing, 30 minutes. correct, or you may already cian can force the brain to syn- music for the gentleman. dividing and making more Therapeutic musicians help know that you have bone chronize to whatever rhythm At that point, the patient said, cells. It may be given before people overcome anxiety. We do loss. and tempo the musician chooses clearly, that he liked the music. surgery to shrink a large not intend our practice to re- Another thought is that to produce. We chatted a little and somehow tumor, make surgery easier, place Western medicine — just we also see this happen in Here is just such a case. it came to light that he is a vet- and/or reduce the risk of re- to complement it. tongue-thrusters. I doubt I entered the room with my eran. I asked him which branch currence. This is called this is the case for you since dulcimer, having no information of the service he served in. It neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Adele Jacobson heads the we see this primarily in about the condition of the pa- was the Navy. My patient is started on a nonprofit organization Music in children and teens. tient in the room. He was re- So I played “Anchors Aweigh” combination of chemother- Medicine. For more information You may be wondering strained inside a curtained bed, — very poorly, I might add. I apy and targeted therapy. about the group and its mission, what can be done. Unfortu- to prevent him from getting out apologized for playing so poorly Targeted therapy finds the email [email protected]. nately, the answer is very cell which expresses a par- little, if what you mean by ticular target and then kills nonsurgical is that you do it. In this case, it finds can- not want any changes made cer cells that express to your teeth. HER2. This is usually com- With that being said, I bined with chemotherapy. HEALTH NOTES have closed or minimized Her tumor is already spaces between teeth with shrinking. This reduces the Friends slate events for youths facing grief cosmetic bonding. This is a risk of cancer recurrence relatively low-cost way to significantly. Children and teens who have experienced the loss of a loved one will discover ways to address their grief and learn address this, though it is This gives the idea that to cope at Camp Good Hope and Teen Encounter, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, in Homosassa Springs. This likely to continue to happen all breast cancers are not event brings together grief professionals and caring volunteers to help children learn about loss and healing and move over time. same. All cancers are not forward during a day of group discussion, recreation, arts and crafts and fun. The other thing that can treated the same. Cancer To register a child for Camp Good Hope (for ages 6 through grade 5) or Teen Encounter (for middle and high school be done is selective re- treatment is highly custom- students), call 352-249-1470 or email [email protected]. moval of teeth and the ized and individualized. Re- Camper applications must be completed by Nov. 6. A $10-per-child registration fee reserves your space(s). Grants placement of a splinted cent advances in cancer bridge. This can also be have changed the prognosis are available upon request. Camp observes CDC guidelines for safety and gatherings. Since space therefore may be limited, be sure to reserve your spot as soon as possible. done without removing in many different cancers. teeth in some cases. What everybody needs to Friends of Citrus and the Nature Coast is a charitable organization providing community grief support workshops for anyone who has experienced a loss; telephone support; grief support resources for all ages; educational materials for Whether this is actually know is that we can fight possible in your case would against cancer. Keep hope parents and teachers; and children’s grief support camps. For details about camp and other programs or for ways you can help, call 352-249-1470 or visit www.friendsofcitrus.org or Friends of Citrus on Facebook. depend on a thorough ex- alive. No two cancer pa- amination and review of tients are alike. Want to lose weight? TOPS 401 meets in Hernando current X-rays. I hope that I have been of Dr. Sunil Gandhi is a Tops FL401 is currently meeting at a new time: 8:30 a.m., at First Baptist Church, 3790 Parson’s Point Road, Her- hematologist and oncologist. some help to you regarding nando, for weigh-ins and a very short program starting while weigh-ins are in progress. We use COVID-19 precau- your situation. He is the volunteer medical tions: masks are required, and no more than two members per table. The meeting room is cleaned and sanitized prior adviser of the Citrus Unit of Dr. Frank Vascimini is a to our meetings. American Cancer Society. dentist in Homosassa. email Email sgandhi@tampabay. New members are welcome, there is no obligation for your first meeting. Those interested may call Nancy at 352- DrVascimini@Masterpiece rr.com or call 352-746-0707. 637-7196 or go to www.tops.org for other meetings in our area. 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n So you know: The information contained in the Health & Life section is not intended to cover all possible directions, precautions, warnings, drug interactions, allergic reactions or adverse effects and is not intended to replace consultation with a physician. The Number: I Auto racing/B2 I College football/B2 0.90 I Scoreboard/B3 Combined ERA the past I Sports briefs/B3 two postseasons for I Lottery, TV/B3 Tampa Bay’s Charlie Mor- I TV/B4 I CITRUSPORTS COUNTY CHRONICLE Comics/B5 ton, who was the winner I Dora Thorne Charlie I Classifieds/B6 Monday in ALCS Game 2. S dominates Ford Morton Section B - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 Outlaw 25 at CCS./B2 Panthers sweep way into district semis 5A-7 quarterfinal contest. Take out Clearwater Lecanto (10-3) advances to the semi- finals tonight at 5 p.m. back at home against River Ridge (7-7). The winner in playoff opener of that match moves on to Thursday’s title game and automatically qualifies MATT PFIFFNER for next week’s regional tournament. Sports editor The Tornadoes finished the truncated season 1-6. LECANTO — It was fitting Monday Lecanto head coach Wanda Grey afternoon’s volleyball match ended on said she doesn’t know much about a Grace Teitelman kill, since Clearwa- River Ridge, other than having some ter had no answer for the Lecanto se- players back from last year’s team that nior captain at the net all day. the Panthers swept in the only Teitelman’s final kill was her lucky meeting. 13th of the match, a 25-13, 25-23, 25-17 “All I know is last I looked they were sweep for the Panthers in a District 7-7. Don’t know a whole lot,” she said. “They have a couple players we played Lecanto’s Mallori Grey, left, recevies a against last year, but that’s about it.” serve while teammate Grace Teitelman The Panthers held a slim 7-6 lead in (8) looks on during Monday’s District the opening set when Mackenzi Grey 5A-7 quarterfinal match against stepped up to the service line and Clearwater at Lecanto high School. MATT PFIFFNER/Chronicle See PANTHERS/Page B2 Halfway to the Series

Associated Press Tampa Bay’s Manuel Margot rounds the bases past Houston’s Jose Altuve after hitting a three-run home run Monday against Astros starting pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. during the first inning in Game 2 of the American League Championship Series in San Diego. Margot’s homer, catch highlight Rays’ 4-2 win over Astros in Game 2 of ALCS BERNIE WILSON An inning later, he tracked George Springer’s long the ball, was really, really impressive,” manager AP sports writer foul ball to right field while shielding his face from Kevin Cash said. the sun and caught it as he tumbled over a padded Margot was an outfielder with the San Diego Pa- SAN DIEGO — Manuel Margot hit a three-run railing atop a wall and landed on a walkway near dres from late in the 2016 season until being traded home run one batter after a crucial Houston error the seats down the line at Petco Park. to Tampa Bay on Feb. 8 for reliever Emilio Pagán. and made a spectacular catch in right field in his Margot popped up and held up his glove with the “I think all the time I played here, I never played former home ballpark, and the Tampa Bay Rays ball in it after a 102-foot sprint. That ended the in- right field,” Margot said through a translator. beat the Astros 4-2 Monday to take a 2-0 lead in the ning, stranding two runners. Margot homered to straightaway center field on AL Championship Series. “To have the ability to know where you’re at, and an 0-1 pitch from McCullers with two outs in the Margot homered off Lance McCullers Jr. with two kind of be able to say, ‘Forget it, I know I’m going to first. It followed the first of two errors by second outs in the first inning on an 87-degree afternoon. hit something but I’m going in,’ and still hang on to See ALCS/Page B2 Joe Morgan, driving force of Big Red Machine, dies JOE KAY Morgan was a two-time NL Most Cooperstown. AP sports writer Valuable Player, a 10-time All-Star “He was just a good major league and won five Gold Gloves. A dynamo player when it didn’t mean anything,” CINCINNATI — At 5-foot-7, he was known for flapping his left elbow at former Reds and Tigers skipper the smallest cog in the Big Red Ma- the plate, Little Joe could hit a home Sparky Anderson once said. “But chine. And to his star-powered team- run, steal a base and disrupt any when it meant something, he was a mates, Joe Morgan was a driving game with his daring. Hall of Famer.” force, too. Most of all, he completed Cincinna- In a 22-year career through 1984, Morgan, the Hall of Fame second ti’s two-time World Series champion- Morgan scored 1,650 runs, stole 689 baseman who became the sparkplug ship team, boosting a club featuring bases, hit 268 homers and batted .271. of dominant Cincinnati teams in the the likes of Pete Rose, Tony Perez But those stats hardly reflected the mid-1970s and the prototype for base- and Bench to back-to-back titles. force created on the field by the ball’s artificial turf era, has died. He “Joe would always amaze me,” lefty-swinging No. 8. was 77. Rose told the AP. “He was by far the Morgan set the NL record for He died at his home Sunday in most intelligent player I’ve ever been games played at second, ranked Danville, California, family spokes- around. He rubbed off on all of us. A among the career leaders in walks man James Davis said in statement big part of the Big Red Machine.” and was an All-Star in every one of Monday. Morgan was suffering from a Morgan’s tiebreaking single with his years with the Reds. nerve condition, a form of two outs in the ninth inning of Game After his playing career, he spent polyneuropathy. 7 in 1975 gave the Reds the crown in years as an announcer for the Reds, “Joe Morgan was quite simply the a classic matchup with Boston, and Giants and A’s, along with ESPN, best baseball player I played against he spurred a four-game sweep of the NBC, ABC and CBS. He was analyst or saw,” Reds Hall of Fame catcher Yankees the next season. for ESPN’s Sunday night telecasts Johnny Bench texted to The Associ- Morgan was the league’s MVP both from 1990-2010 and won two Sports ated Press. years. And his Hall of Fame team- Emmy Awards as an Event Analyst — Morgan’s death marked the latest mates and manager readily acknowl- ESPN’s first two wins in the category, among major league greats this year: edged he was the one that got it all in 1998 and 2005. Associated Press Whitey Ford, Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, started. Morgan was inducted into base- In this July 28, 2013, file photo, Baseball Hall of Famer Tom Seaver and Al Kaline. Often regarded as the greatest sec- ball’s Hall of Fame in 1990. The Reds Joe Morgan speaks during ceremonies in Cooperstown, “All champions. This hurts the ond baseman in history, he was an also inducted him into their Hall of N.Y. A family spokesman said Morgan died at his home most,” Bench said. easy first-ballot pick for Fame and retired his number. Sunday, Oct. 11, 2020, in Danville, Calif. B2 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 SPORTS CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE Thorne dominates Ford Outlaw 25 Lap by: 48 Dora Thorne, 17.759 sec., 50.679 mph, lap No. 23. *Heat Race Winner. DISQUALIFICATIONS: Wilson beats 69A Clayton Andrews, reckless driving while under caution. MINI STOCK 25 Waller to the line 1. 59 Eric Sharrone 2. 51 Robert Anthony* 3. 5 Thomas Peet 4. 35 Brayden Boardman in Pure Stocks 5. 87 Mike Ledford 6. 17 Gary Holliman Jr. KIMBERLY KELLY 7. 6t Tony Bromley For the Chronicle 8. 188 Anthony Doughman 9. 44 Dustin Higdon INVERNESS — Dora Thorne 10. 88 Jason Simons DIVISION STATS: 10 of 11 cars. 25 of 25 laps. Margin proved she was a driver to con- of Victory: 0.468 sec. Avg. Speed: 37.736 mpg. Best tend with after winning the Ford Lap by: 59 Eric Sharrone, 16.669 sec., 53.992 mph, Outlaw 25 Saturday night at Cit- lap No. 5. *Heat Race Winner. DISQUALIFICATIONS: rus County Speedway. none. Thorne picked up the lead PURE STOCK 25 1. 94 Sport Wilson after a multi-car battle for the 2. 3 Jason Waller* spot caused Jesse Veltman and 3. 51 Shannon Kennedy pole-sitter Neil Herne to come 4. 65 Happy Florian together and slow their momen- 5. 4x Kleav Lewis 6. 00s Billy Smith tum as they drove through the 7. 09 JT Holly second turn. From that point TYLER SONTAG/Speed Racer 8. 10 Gregory Dick* Thorne was able to pull to a Dora Thorne celebrates her first Ford Outlaw win of the season Saturday night at Citrus County Speedway. 9. 37 Kenner Brown 4-second lead and drive her way She now sits just 31 points out of the division championship title lead in third place. 10. 73 David Kingsbury to an uncontested win. 11. 82 Danny Maddox laps to go, but fell short for sec- second after two laps as Smith Stocks join the night’s show for DIVISION STATS: 11 cars. 25 of 25 laps. Margin of Veltman rebounded from the ond. Division points leader drove off for the win. Bobby Dies- 25 lap features. Victory: 0.169 sec. Avg. Speed: 26.830 mph. Best Lap earlier issue to finish second Thomas Peet finished third, tler finished third, Mark Nelson The Southern Outlaw Winged by: 94 Sport Wilson, 16.193 sec., 55.580 mph, lap No. 6. *Heat Race Winner. DISQUALIFICATIONS: none. ahead of division points leader Brayden Boardman fourth and fourth, John Anderson fifth. Sprint Cars finish out the season Thomas Peet, Frank Manese and OPEN WHEEL MODIFIED 50 Mike Ledford fifth. The Daytona Antique Automo- Saturday, Nov. 14 with its 40-lap 1. 42 Richie Smith Clint Hicks. Richie Smith earned his sec- bile Racing Association brought special. Pure Stocks, Mini Stocks, 2. 54 LJ Grimm A near photo-finish in Pure ond straight Open Wheel Modi- three divisions to the Inverness Modified Mini and Ford Outlaws 3. 92 Bobby Diestler Stock action gave Sport Wilson fied win of the season after venue. Barry Watson took home 4. 11 Mark Nelson show for the final time in 25-lap 5. 1x John Anderson the edge over Jason Waller. Wil- driving his way to a 1.5 second the Midget win over Ted Fildes features. The night’s program son took the 25-lap event wire-to- 6. 45 Steve Gill advantage over LJ Grimm. and Jerry Paquin. Harry Masters will also include a special 25-lap 7. 73 Donny Duchesne wire with little pressure before Gator Hise’s qualifying effort beat Clay Fray and Richie Gomes Powder Puff race. 8. 0 Troy Robinson Waller moved in to battle with landed him the pole after Herb to the finish in the Modified divi- 9. 24 Donnie Parkinson the defending points champion. Neumann Jr. set the night’s fast sion. Duane LeCorne topped the Citrus County 10. 27 Kipp McVey Waller looked low before mak- 11. 01 Herb Neumann Jr.* time of 64.991 mph and pulled Sprint division. Hayden Camp- Speedway 12. 77 Kenneth Nurse ing a move to the outside of Wil- the No. 8 pill for the inversion. bell finished second, Darren 13. 22 James Ellis son’s No. 94 race car. Three laps With Hise in command, Richie Nichols third. Official results 14. 43 Steven Hise later Waller had generated Oct. 10, 2020 15. 16 Michael Mennenga Smith maneuvered in and There are only four more race FORD OUTLAW 25 enough momentum and was 16. 78 Cory Lane around the field until he had his nights to complete the 2020 1. 48 Dora Thorne 17. 121 John Carter Jr. door-handle-to-door-handle with sights on the rear deck lid of season. 2. 551 Jesse Veltman* DIVISION STATS: 18 cars. 50 of 50 laps. Margin of the race leader when the two Hise’s No. 15 race car. Saturday’s show includes the 3. 6 Thomas Peet Victory: 1.575 sec. Avg. Speed: 14.428 mph. Best Lap came together. The contact re- 4. 444 Frank Manese by: 42 Richie Smith, 14.127 sec., 63.708 mph. lap No. Hise would lead 17 laps before 2nd Annual $5,000-to-win 150-lap 5. 1 Clint Hicks* sulted in a flat tire for Waller Smith was able to make the pass Grocery Getter Enduro, 41. *Fast Qualifier: 01 Herb Neumann Jr., 13.848 sec., 6. 24k Kevin Veltman 64.991 mph. DISQUALIFICATIONS: 15 Gator Hise, who continued to race to the fin- and leave Hise to contend with $1,500-to-win School Bus Figure 7. 15 Justim Pittman refusing to go to the rear of the field after being told to ish in second. James Ellis for second. 8, $1,500-to-win Frankart Roofing 8. 8 Martin Moff do so by multiple track officials. Shannon Kennedy watched The battle between the pair Demo Derby, $1,000-to-win Pure 9. 99 Neil Wallace Daytona Antique Auto Racing Association the contest unfold from third. 10. 62 Michael Locantore (DAARA) would bring out the event’s third Stock 50, and the Ford Outlaw 11. 9 Jonathan Wallace Happy Florian and Kleav Lewis Midget Division caution after Hise tagged Ellis Figure 8. 12. 84 Corey Butler 1. 41 Barry Watson rounded out the top five. from the rear. The incident left Saturday, Oct. 31 will include 13. 13 Neil Herne 2. V6 Ted Filides Gary Holliman Jr. came from Ellis to park his No. 22 behind the annual Halloween Spooktac- 14. 57 Keith Huffman 3. 10 Jerry Paquin the front row to lead the 10-car the wall for the remainder of the ular, Wheelman Sportsman High 15. 52 Nate Dunham DIVISION STATS: 6 cars. 15 laps. Mini Stock field early on, but fell event and sent Hise to rear for Kick 99, Pure Stock 25, Mini 16. 00 Steven Burdett Modified Division 17. 30 Greg Johnson 1. 17 Howie Masters to Eric Sharrone who rocketed to the restart, a move Hise was visu- Stock 25, Modified Mini 25 and 18. 19 Corey Zavrel 2. 17 Gary Fray the lead after a brief caution and ally determined to ignore and Legends Cars 25. 19. 4x Clay Lewis 3. 27 Richie Gomes pulled to a 0.468 second advan- ultimately led to his being black On Saturday, Nov. 7 the Open 20. 37 Steven Paulton DIVISION STATS: 6 cars. 15 laps. tage over the field by the finish. flagged from the race. Wheel Modifieds return for the 21. 14 Jerry Lewis Sprint Division Robert Anthony followed Shar- With both drivers out of the 22. 32 Rein Andrews 1. Duane LeCorne $2,500-to-win King of the Open 23. 59 Eric Sharrone 2. 5 Hayden Campbell rone’s lead and reeled in the race, LJ Grimm moved in to con- Wheel Modified 100. Pure Stocks, DIVISION STATS: 24 cars. 25 of 25 laps. Margin of 3. 6 Darren Nichols eventual race winner with five tend with Smith, but settled for Mini Stocks and Outlaw Street Victory: 0.535 seconds. Avg. Speed: 24.389 mph. Best DIVISION STATS: 4 cars. 15 laps.

any different than we normally would and just get the next point,” she said. PANTHERS A pair of aces and a kill by Teitelman, a Tay- Mullen brushes Continued from Page B1 lor block and Jaelynn Richardson kill allowed the Panthers to race out to an 8-1 lead in the rattled off eight points in a row — the final two third set. Lecanto never lost the lead, but the on aces — to open up a 15-6 advantage. The Tor- Tornadoes did get to within two late in the set at nadoes never got closer than seven points the 19-17. Two more Teitelman kills and several aside criticism rest of the set, as a Kayla Negron ace serve and Clearwater errors allowed Lecanto to finish the Saturday by calling for fans to pack a trio of Clearwater errors finished it off. set on a 6-0 run to end the postseason match. For wanting to the Swamp for Saturday’s game Lecanto carried that momentum into the sec- Teitelman had 3 digs and 2 aces to go with her against the Tigers. State reopening ond set and jumped on top 4-0 thanks to a Te- 13 kills. Lozada had 22 assists, 7 digs, 3 kills and guidelines under Gov. Ron DeSan- itelman kill and pair of Joeimilie Rijos Lozada 2 aces, Taylor had 3 blocks, Jaelynn Richardson ‘pack Swamp’ tis have allowed for full stadiums aces. But Clearwater clawed back into the set added 4 kills and 2 digs, Mackenzi Grey had 6 since late last month. and by the midway point had built up a 17-13 kills, 4 digs and 2 aces, Mallori Grey added 13 MARK LONG No college or professional team lead. digs, Kayla Negron had 3 digs and 2 aces, AP sports writer in the Sunshine State has moved After a pair of Panther errors gave Clearwa- Emersen Willard added a kill and Jaela Rich- beyond a small percentage of fans ter a 23-20 lead, coach Grey was forced to use a ardson had an ace. GAINESVILLE — Florida coach in attendance. The Gators had timeout. A Teitelman kill made it 23-21, which Teitelman said she’s just happy to get to play Dan Mullen was given several 2,000 of a nearly 17,000 allotment was followed by a pair of Tornadoes errors and her senior season after it was in doubt earlier more chances Monday to clarify unsold for their home opener a big block at the net by Grace Taylor to give this fall due to COVID-19. any confusion regarding his com- against South Carolina two weeks Lecanto set point. Teitelman hammered down “I was definitely worried that I wouldn’t get to ments about wanting to pack 90,000 ago. another kill to give the Panthers a two-set lead. play. I don’t play club volleyball anymore, so it screaming fans inside Florida But Mullen wants more. Coach Grey said she didn’t remember specif- was my last chance to play,” she said. “It’s been Field during the coronavirus “I know our governor passed ics about the timeout, other than wanting to difficult, because all of our games were pandemic. that rule so certainly, hopefully, the slow the Tornadoes’ momentum. crammed into a small amount of time, so we He declined each of them, UF administration decides to let “I called it mainly to make their server think didn’t get as many practices to prepare.” brushing aside criticism and insist- us pack the Swamp against LSU — a little bit,” she said. “The second set was not The Panthers are now focused on the job at ing he’s focused on defending na- 100% — because that crowd was what we anticipated or wanted, but we came hand of beating River Ridge and assuring a spot tional champion LSU. certainly a factor in the game,” back from behind. I’m proud of the girls for not in regionals, but coach Grey said winning a dis- He was asked: Did you have any Mullen said after the Aggies upset giving up.” trict crown at home would be special. discussions with your boss, athletic his defenseless Gators. Teitelman said the team just had to focus on “We definitely want to win it all. That’s their director Scott Stricklin, about what Mullen was given an opportunity eliminating the miscues that allowed Clearwa- goal,” she said. “We went to Sweet 16 last year you said following a 41-38 loss at to back down a few minutes later. ter to take the lead. and want to surpass that this year. The first step Texas A&M? Instead, he stood by his “We mostly said we needed to fix our mis- is moving on. But we have to get past River “No, I’ve been worried about try- comments. takes and get back into our game and not play Ridge first.” ing to beat LSU,” Mullen said. “Absolutely want to see 90,000 in Then: Any regrets two days The Swamp,” he said. “I don’t think later? Did you talk with school the section behind our bench, I Anderson got Alex Bregman to five shutout innings. He struck president Kent Fuchs? didn’t see an empty seat. It was fly out on the first pitch to cen- out five and walked one. “Yeah, I’ve been preparing for packed. The student section, there ALCS ter fielder Kevin Kiermaier, a McCullers allowed four hits Continued from Page B1 LSU. But, I mean, I’ll be honest. I must have been 50,000 behind our step in front of the warning and four runs, one earned, think if you look at what we’ve been bench going crazy. Hopefully that track. and walked none. able to do, the safety precautions creates a home-field advantage for baseman José Altuve on a Game 3 in the best-of-7 se- we have that our players have fol- us next week because now we grounder to shallow right field ries is Tuesday night, when NICE PLAY lowed, our coaches follow, our staff passed a law in our state that we by Ji-Man Choi. Altuve’s throw the Rays will send Tyler While the Astros struggled follows, you know, I think we’re a can do that. We want our students hit the ground before going in Glasow against Houston’s José on defense, the Rays made model of safety of what we’ve been out there cheering us on to give us and out of first baseman Yuli Urquidy. Because this is a some nice plays. Besides Mar- doing during this time period. that home-field advantage.” Gurriel’s glove. neutral site, the Rays, the top got’s big catch, shortstop Willy “So I’m really proud of how Stricklin quickly squashed any The play originally was seed in the AL, were the home Adames made a nice sliding we’ve handled everything and how thoughts about Florida opening up ruled an error on Gurriel, but team in the first two games backhanded stop of a safe we’ve been with everything its campus and increasing the official scorer later and Houston will bat last in grounder by Alex Bregman we’re doing and all the precau- capacity. charged the error to Altuve. Games 3 and 4, and Game 5, if and threw to first baseman Ji- tions we’ve had in place during Fuchs took it a step further Sun- When Gurriel returned to the necessary. Man Choi, who stretched out this time.” day, saying on Twitter that Florida dugout, he slammed his glove McCullers retired 14 to catch it. Another follow-up: Do you un- “remains fully and firmly commit- onto the bench. straight, nine by strikeout, be- Altuve made another throw- derstand how bad it could be hav- ted to following CDC guidelines for Margot’s big plays made a fore Mike Zunino hit a 454- ing error on Brandon Lowe’s ing so many people, with or every part of our campus from winner of 36-year-old Charlie foot homer into the back grounder in the third. without masks, in cramped quar- classrooms to athletic venues as Morton, who helped Houston bullpen beyond the fence in ters for four hours? well as the guidance of our own ex- win the 2017 World Series, and left-center for a 4-1 lead in the UP NEXT “I think Texas A&M actually, perts and local and state health spoiled an otherwise fine ef- seventh. It was his third this Rays: Glasnow (2-0, 4.05) they created a great atmosphere at officials.” fort by McCullers, who lost de- postseason. will make his fourth start of the game, created an exciting at- University of Florida students spite striking out 11 in seven Houston’s Carlos Correa the postseason. He beat the mosphere, you know?,” the coach are currently holding all classes innings. Three of the four runs homered to the same spot off New York Yankees 7-5 while said. “I thought they did a great job online. Campus guidelines man- off him were unearned. Pete Fairbanks with one out in striking out 10 in Game 2 of of doing that. … I haven’t talked to date physical distancing and wear- Morton improved to 4-0 with the sixth. It was his fifth of the the AL Division Series and people because I’ve been really fo- ing a mask or cloth face covering, a 0.90 ERA in the last two postseason. then started the clincher and cused on trying to beat LSU. restrictions that limit how many postseasons. The Astros are in the ALCS went 2 1/3 innings on just two “But, you know, whatever our occupants can be in buildings. But Tampa Bay held on through for the fourth straight year days’ rest. government officials all say and Mullen apparently believes a tense ninth, when Nick An- and are trying to get to the Astros: Urquidy started what everybody does for the game, crowded bleachers would be OK. derson twice loaded the bases. World Series for the third time Houston’s Game 3 loss to Oak- what we do need to do is however “These preventative measures One run scored when Springer in that span. The Rays are land in the ALDS, giving up many people they allow into the remain the most effective ways to hit a one-hopper to second halfway to their second Fall four runs and five hits in 4 1/3 stadium, we need to try to work as slow the spread of COVID-19,” baseman Brandon Lowe, who Classic. They lost to Philadel- innings. That should line up hard as we can — all the Gator fans Fuchs said. “It is important that all stepped on the base and phia in 2008. Zack Greinke to start Game 4, and all of us — to create the best members of the UF community started a double play. After Morton, who signed with although Baker wasn’t ready game-day atmosphere we can.” and our campus visitors follow this walking Altuve and Michael Tampa Bay before the 2019 to commit to that on Monday. Mullen raised eyebrows guidance.” Brantley on four pitches each, season, allowed five hits in Greinke has had a sore arm. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE SCOREBOARD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 B3 BASEBALL Florida LOTTERY SPORTS BRIEFS MLB Playoffs Molly Bender had 17 kills, Kailee Na- LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Here are the winning numbers selected Warriors win volleyball (Best-of-7) dler added 7 kills and 6 aces, Lauren American League Monday in the Florida Lottery: playoff opener Wood had 22 assists and 8 kills and (All Games on TBS) PICK 2 (early) PICK 5 (early) Tampa Bay 2, Houston 0 The Seven Rivers Christian volleyball Cassidy Bacon chipped in with 15 digs. At San Diego 9 - 8 5 - 1 - 6 - 5 - 3 team won the rubber match Monday Sunday. Oct. 11: Tampa Bay 2, Houston 1 PICK 2 (late) night against Countryside Christian to ex- Falcons name Raheem Monday, Oct. 12: Tampa Bay 4, Houston 2 PICK 5 (late) 4 - 8 Morris interim coach Today: Tampa Bay (Yarbrough 1-4) vs. 5 - 7 - 3 - 3 - 4 tend its season. Houston (Urquidy 1-1), 8:40 p.m. PICK 3 (early) The Warriors (3-7) adavanced to to- ATLANTA — The Atlanta Falcons Wednesday, Oct. 14: Tampa Bay (Glasnow 4 - 3 - 1 FANTASY 5 night’s District 2A-4 semifinals at 7 p.m. 5-1) vs. Houston, 8:40 p.m. named defensive coordinator Raheem 4 - 10 - 21 - 24 - 35 at Meadowbrook Academy against the x-Thursday, Oct. 15: Tampa Bay vs. Houston PICK 3 (late) Morris interim head coach on Monday x-Friday, Oct. 16: Houston vs. Tampa Bay CASH 4 LIFE tournament hosts, with a 25-20, 20-25, 7 - 5 - 6 after firing Dan Quinn. x-Saturday, Oct. 17: Houston vs. Tampa Bay 2 - 14 - 25 - 32 - 35 25-14, 25-17 triumph Monday against the The Falcons fired Quinn on Sunday National League PICK 4 (early) CASH BALL Minutemen (7-7). It was the second vic- night, hours after the team fell to 0-5 for (Fox or FS1) 3 - 9 - 6 - 9 Atlanta 1, Los Angeles 0 1 tory in a little over a week for the War- the first time since 1997 with a 23-16 loss At Arlington, Texas riors over Countryside after losing the Monday, Oct. 12: Atlanta 5, Los Angeles PICK 4 (late) to the Carolina Panthers. Dodgers 1 4 - 6 - 4 - 9 first meeting between the two teams. Morris was coach of the Tampa Bay Today: Atlanta (Anderson 3-2) vs. Los Ange- “They looked good. They’re moving Buccaneers from 2009-2011. His team les Dodgers (Kershaw 6-2), 6:05 p.m. (FS1) well, serving well and playing well. Hope- finished 10-6 in 2010, marking the best Wednesday, Oct. 14: Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday’s winning numbers and payouts: vs. Atlanta (Wright 2-4), 6:05 p.m. (FS1) fully if they keep that up, we can play in turnaround in franchise history following Thursday, Oct. 15: Los Angeles Dodgers vs. Fantasy 5: 1 – 12 – 19 – 28 – 32 5-of-5 CB No winner the championship on Thursday,” coach a 3-13 finish in 2009. Atlanta 5-of-5 2 winners $82,799.45 5-of-5 No winner Steve Stack said. x-Friday, Oct. 16: Los Angeles Dodgers vs. 4-of-5 262 $101.50 Leighton Stack had 15 kills, 13 digs White Sox, Renteria agree Atlanta 3-of-5 6,962 $10.50 Players should verify winning x-Saturday, Oct. 17: Atlanta vs. Los Angeles Cash 4 Life: 4 – 14 – 41 – 42 – 54 numbers by calling 850-487-7777 and 4 aces, Julia Shipes added 12 kills to split after playoffs Dodgers or at www.flalottery.com. and 3 digs, Lila Johnson had 8 digs, x-Sunday, Oct. 18: Atlanta vs. Los Angeles Cash Ball: 4 CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox Dodgers 3 assists and 2 aces and Jennah Kay and manager Rick Renteria have agreed Phillips chipped in 21 digs and 3 aces. Tampa Bay 4, AIRWAVES to split following a disappointing finish to On the Hurricanes take out The a breakout season in which the team Houston 2 made the playoffs for the first time in TODAY’S SPORTS Villages in district play Houston Tampa Bay 12 years. MLB PLAYOFFS ab r h bi ab r h bi The Citrus volleyball team defeated The White Sox announced Monday Springer cf 5 0 1 0 Meadows dh 4 0 0 0 6 p.m. (FS1) Atlanta Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers, Game 2 host The Villages on Monday night in the Renteria won’t return after he led them to Altuve 2b 4 0 1 0 Lowe 2b 4 0 0 0 8:30 p.m. (TBS) Tampa Bay Rays vs Houston Astros, Game 3 Brantley dh 4 0 1 0 Arozarena lf 4 1 2 0 opening round of the District 4A-5 tour- a 35-25 record in his fourth year. They NFL Bregman 3b 5 0 0 0 Renfroe rf 0 0 0 0 nament, 20-25, 25-13, 25-13, 25-18. ended a string of seven consecutive los- Tucker lf 4 0 1 0 Choi 1b 4 1 0 0 7 p.m. (CBS) Buffalo Bills at Tennessee Titans The Hurricanes (11-2) advance to to- ing seasons with their first playoff ap- Correa ss 4 1 1 1 Margot rf-lf 3 1 1 3 SOCCER Gurriel 1b 3 1 2 0 Wendle 3b 3 0 0 0 night’s district semifinal back at The Vil- pearance since 2008. 2:30 p.m. (ESPN2) UEFA Nations League: Germany vs Reddick rf 4 0 1 0 Adames ss 3 0 0 0 lages against North Marion (7-5). — From staff and wire reports Maldonado c2 0 1 0 Kiermaier cf 3 0 0 0 Switzerland A.Díaz ph 1 0 1 0 Zunino c 2 1 1 1 Straw pr 0 0 0 0 Anderson S,1-1 1 3 1 1 2 0 Baltimore 27, Cincinnati 3 Totals 36 2 10 1 Totals 30 4 4 4 HBP—McCullers Jr. (Zunino), Morton (Gur- Pittsburgh 38, Philadelphia 29 CALENDAR Houston 000 001 001 —2 riel). Carolina 23, Atlanta 16 Prep Tampa Bay 300 000 10x —4 Umpires—Home, John Tumpane; First, Chris Las Vegas 40, Kansas City 32 E—Altuve 2 (2). DP—Houston 0, Tampa Bay 1. Conroy; Second, Ted Barrett; Third, Tim Tim- L.A. Rams 30, Washington 10 LOB—Houston 11, Tampa Bay 3. 2B—Maldo- TODAY’S PREP SPORTS District 4A-5 Semis at The Villages mons; Right, Manny Gonzalez; Left, Lance Arizona 30, N.Y. Jets 10 nado (1). HR—Correa (1), Margot (1), Zunino Barksdale. Houston 30, Jacksonville 14 BOYS AND GIRLS GOLF TBD CR or South Sumter vs. Dunnellon (1). T—3:01. Miami 43, San Francisco 17 District 2A-5 Meet at Eagle Ridge GC TBD Citrus vs. North Marion IP H R ER BB SO Dallas 37, N.Y. 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Peter, who was a Ca- spade, North should not have bid to form four ordinary words. you’re there, focus on the love nadian educator, said, “If you don’t one no-trump without a spade you have for your grandchil- know where you are going, you stopper. A support double, show- DXUEE dren and your son. If you can will probably end up somewhere ing three hearts, would have been take it a step further, send your else.” perfect. But as that weapon was daughter-in-law some love. Some bridge players are like not in this pair’s armory, North Clearly, she is hurting deeply. that, just pulling cards and hoping should have passed. East might Have an open and honest con- for success. But they often end up have jumped to three hearts, a SOLSF versation with your son about disappointed. mixed raise showing four spades, your feelings. Tell him you are In today’s deal, what do you 7-9 high-card points and a nine- willing to go to family counsel- think of the given auction, and loser hand. South should have ing or do whatever it takes to how should the defenders play to doubled over two spades. Then TOOLNI have a relationship with him North would have bid three hearts, and your grandchildren. Don’t and South ought to have passed. give up on them. Against four hearts, West led the How someone treats you is a spade queen and continued with statement about who they are

the spade jack. When that also DNACEN @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get as a human being, not a state- won, West shifted to a club. South ment about you. How you re- won in hand and drove out the Now arrange the circled letters spond is a statement about heart ace. Moments later, she ©2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as you. When you are with them, claimed for a 93.3 percent board in All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. it’s probably best to avoid mak- an online duplicate. ing any comments whatsoever West should have wondered about their marriage. Of from where her side might get four (Answers tomorrow) course, you were right in your tricks. She should have hoped for Jumbles: CARRY DOUSE OUTING LONELY comment about a kiss goodbye, Yesterday’s two spades, one heart and one dia- Answer: The subway train operator was in charge and but that makes her even mond. But to get the diamond had everything — UNDER CONTROL angrier. probably required a lead of that If she says hurtful things suit from partner. West should again, don’t engage in an argu- have led a low spade at trick two. ment on Messenger. Remem- Then East would surely have MORE PUZZLES ber she is hurting and that is shifted to a diamond. Also, yes, n Find the daily crossword puzzle inside the Chronicle’s why she is acting out. Act with East should have overtaken at classified pages, along with Sudoku, Wordy Gurdy and compassion, and keep being trick two and led a diamond. a word puzzle. there for your son and grandchildren. CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE COMICS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020 B5 Peanuts Garfield

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HORSE TURNOUT All good condition (352) 344-8291 children under the age BLANKET - LINED of 18 living with It MAY be the $40, Call or text. parents or legal cus- PERFECT TIME (352) 586-4576 todians, pregnant While $$ are at Maple Hutch women and people their PEAK! securing custody of * * * **Beautiful** I buy, jewelry, silver, children under 18. Perfect Condition! gold, paintings, instru- This newspaper will 68”h,18”d, 46”w, $90. ments, records, an- not knowingly accept 352-422-5622 tiques, coins,watches DEB .. Nick Kleftis .. any advertising for & MORE! Masonic Sword real estate which is in THOMPSON $30 352-454-0068 Now is the time to KAREN ARCE violation of the law. consider listing your Pick Jeanne (352) 436-2953 Our readers are * One call away for 352-634-5868 WANTED your buying and home, inventory is SADDLE JUNK & ESTATE hereby informed that selling needs. down and buyers Full Time Realtor Pickrel for all Good Condition CARS all dwellings adver- * Realtor that you are ready. 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