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Medical examiner more names to the list of the storm. The 14th Judicial natural causes at a Washing- service and a tree fell on him, adds 6 names to list Hurricane Michael-related Circuit covers Bay, Calhoun, ton County hurricane shelter according to the reports. casualties, bringing the total Gulf, Holmes, Jackson and on Oct. 9, according to the Joseph Kazimour, 55, of By Eryn Dion to 36 area deaths. Washington counties. MEO. Bay County, was found in @PCNHErynDion The state’s death toll from Of the new names added Two others died while the water next to his severely [email protected] Michael stands at 47. to the list, two were reported trying to clear debris. An damaged mobile home on Since Nov. 18, six names dead immediately after or unnamed 91-year-old Jackson Nov. 15, the report says. PANAMA CITY — More have been added to the area during the storm. Michael County man was killed when Of the 36 area casualties, than three months after list. These include deaths Hajzyk, 61, transient, a tree fell on him while trying 23 were in Bay County, one Hurricane Michael, the 14th directly caused by the storm, was found Oct. 11 in a Bay to clear debris, and Reginald in Calhoun County and four Judicial Circuit Medical as well as deaths caused by County yard after the storm. Rouse, 21, of Gulf County, died each in Washington, Gulf and Examiner’s Office has added conditions brought on by Joseph Carnley, 93, died of Jan. 2 while working for a tree Jackson counties. STORMING BACK

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Trump declares he’ll ‘never back down’

President refuses to budge as shutdown reaches 25th day

By Catherine Lucey and Jill Colvin The Associated Press During a Monday luncheon at the Bay Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility, Warden Craig Hanks describes efforts to rebuild after Hurricane Michael. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] WASHINGTON — With the government mired in shutdown week four, Presi- dent Donald Trump rejected Bay Correctional a short-term legislative fix Facility coming and dug in for more combat back online aft er Monday, declaring he would severe damage from “never ever back down.” Hurricane Michael Trump rejected a sugges- tion to reopen all government By Eryn Dion departments for several @PCNHErynDion weeks while negotiations [email protected] would continue with Dem- ocrats over his demands PANAMA CITY — Bay for $5.7 billion for a long, Correctional and Reha- impregnable wall along the bilitation Facility Warden U.S.-Mexico border. The Craig Hanks never thought president also edged fur- he would have to say it, ther away from the idea of but he’s happy to be seeing trying to declare a national inmates stepping off a bus emergency to circumvent at his Bayline Drive facility. Congress. And, Hanks said, they’re “I’m not looking to call a happy to see him in return. national emergency,” Trump It’s been three months said. “This is so simple we since Hurricane Michael shouldn’t have to.” shredded the prison with No cracks were apparent in 963 inmates and most of the president’s deadlock with the staff members inside. lawmakers after a weekend

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Tuesday, Jan. 15 The Associated Press PICTURE PERFECT Today is Tuesday, Jan. 15, BEYOND THE LENS - BOOK the 15th day of 2019. There AND FILM SERIES: 4 p.m. We want your photos: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your name, city of are 350 days left in the year. at the Bay County Public residence and information about the photo. You can email photos to [email protected]. Library, 898 W. 11th St., Today’s Highlight in Panama City. Film: “Spir- History: ited Away” (2001, rated PG); Book: “Half World” On Jan. 15, 1929, civil rights by Hiromo Goto or “The leader Martin Luther King, Jr. Essence of Shinto” by Moto- was born in Atlanta. hisa Yamakage. Program On this date: will be in the Youth Services In 1862, the U.S. Senate con- Department. Refreshments fi rmed President Abraham provided by the Friends Lincoln’s choice of Edwin M. of the Bay County Public Stanton to be the new Secre- Libraries. Details at NWRLS. tary of War, replacing Simon com Cameron. PANAMA CITY WRITERS In 1892, the original rules of ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 basketball, devised by James p.m. at St. Andrews Civic Naismith, were published for Club, 2629 W. 10th St., the fi rst time in Springfi eld, Panama City. Critiques Massachusetts, where the of each other’s writing. All game originated. genres. Bring about fi ve or In 1919, in Boston, a tank six copies of four or fi ve containing an estimated 2.3 pages, printed in 12-point million gallons of molasses font and double-spaced. burst, sending the dark syrup Website PanamaCityWrit- coursing through the city’s ers.org Nancy Mullin, from New Brunswick, Canada, took this picture at St. Andrews State Park on Jan. North End, killing 21 people. ‘LOVE, GILDA’ - THE REP 10. “We were just leaving the park in our car and noticed these two at the gate. Sun was going In 1943, work was com- FILM SERIES: 6 p.m. at the down.” [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] pleted on the Pentagon, the Rep Theatre, Seaside. Doors headquarters of the U.S. open at 5:30. Popcorn and Department of War (now beverages for sale. Tickets: Defense). $12.50 general admission, In 1961, a U.S. Air Force $10 for Rep members. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS radar tower off the New Details at LoveTheRep.com Jersey coast collapsed into JB Sparks of Panama City is 54. Singer Lisa Lisa (Lisa Actress Jessy Schram is 33. the Atlantic Ocean during a Wednesday, Jan. 16 is 62. Belinda Mele of Lisa and Cult Jam) is 52. Electronic dance musi- severe storm, killing all 28 Marianna is 38. Actress Actor Chad Lowe is 51. Alt- cian Skrillex is 31. Actress/ men aboard. GLENN MILLER ORCHES- Margaret O'Brien is 81. country singer Will Oldham singer Dove Cameron is 23. In 1973, President Richard TRA: 7 p.m. at Chipley High Actress Andrea Martin is (aka Bonnie Prince Billy) Singer-songwriter Grace M. Nixon announced the sus- School auditorium, 1545 72. College and Pro Football is 49. 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But he to learn how to make apps, was executed for the rape games, and websites while and murder of a 12-year-old gaining skills needed for girl, which occurred 3 weeks college and career readiness after the sorority slayings.) and life success. Details at In 1981, the police drama NWRLS.com series “Hill Street Blues” ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 7:30 premiered on NBC. p.m. at Emerald Coast The- atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in CATCH OF THE DAY Thought for Today: “I refuse Sandestin, Miramar Beach. to accept the idea that the The play follows Ever, a ‘is-ness’ of man’s present young man with Asperger’s We want to see your catch of the day: Post your photos to the News Herald Facebook page with your nature makes him morally Syndrome, who seeks name, city of residence and information about the photo. Email photos to [email protected]. incapable of reaching up for lessons from a Broadway the ‘ought-ness’ that forever dancer so he can dance at an confronts him.” — Martin awards dinner. 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* ** A4 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald NATION&WORLD Witnesses: Men massacred civilians

By Michael Weissenstein notorious neighborhoods of The Associated Press Port-au-Prince, areas where state authority is limited,” PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti Helen Meagher La Lime, head — When a police truck car- of the U.N. Mission for Jus- rying men in uniform pulled tice Support in Haiti, which into an impoverished neigh- replaced the U.N. peace- borhood in the Haitian capital, keeping force, told the U.N. residents thought it was an Security Council last month. official operation. “Investigations by both the Maybe police were finally authorities and human-rights trying to head off a war organizations are ongoing, between the gangs that run and our human-rights service protection rackets in the is also working to determine market next to the sprawl- what happened.” ing collection of cinderblock Thousands of people live in shacks and low-rise public La Saline, many working in housing. the neighboring market that Then the men opened fire. sprawls for more than a mile Joined by local gang members and where vendors sell every- clad in black, they went house thing from produce trucked in to house with long guns and from the countryside to used machetes, pulling unarmed clothing imported from South people into the narrow alleys Florida. and killing them with single In this Dec. 10 photo, police guard an alleged gang member to keep the crowd from attacking him Residents live in cinder- shots or machete blows, wit- outside a police station in the La Saline slum of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Residents believe the arrested block homes with sheet metal nesses told The Associated man is one of the perpetrators of a Nov. 13 massacre that killed at least 20 people in La Saline slum. roofs, many barely big enough Press. [DIEU NALIO CHERY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] to hold a single mattress. “When I saw them I thought They cook over open fires in they were providing security war. But others accuse Hai- gangs has grown to at least police training program that alleyways so narrow that two but then I realized they were tian government officials of half a dozen since the depar- has helped boost the number people can’t pass without shooting at the population,” orchestrating the massacre ture of the heavily armed U.N. of Haitian officers from less touching shoulders. said 55-year-old resident to head off anti-corruption Stabilization Mission in Haiti. than 4,000 during Aristide’s Gangs of armed young men Marie-Lourdes Corestan. protests that often start in the “These lawless zones are time to more than 15,000 control the neighborhood, “They were shooting, and I neighborhood, an opposition multiplying,” said Marie- today. often pulling out pistols to was running to save my life.” stronghold. Yolene Gilles, head of a local The police, however, are resolve local squabbles. The Witnesses, a human-rights What’s certain is that the rights group, Fondasyon Je widely seen as corrupt, inef- gangs’ main income comes group and a Catholic charity killings reveal a startling ero- Klere, which put the death toll ficient and ill-equipped to from protection payments that collected bodies after sion of security in Haiti since as high as 25. take on heavily armed gangs from market vendors and the Nov. 13 massacre told U.N. peacekeepers ended “The authorities have said that often serve as enforcers importers anxious to keep The Associated Press that at their 13-year mandate in nothing,” Gilles said. “They of Haiti’s fragmented politi- the road to a nearby port open, least 21 men were slain over October 2017 because con- haven’t even condemned this cal forces. making control of La Saline a a 24-hour period in the La ditions on the island had massacre.” U.N. officials said they valuable franchise. Saline neighborhood. supposedly improved. The U.N. force was sent to expect to complete an investi- Armed gangs have bought Some residents and local Port-au-Prince residents Haiti in 2004 after the over- gation into the killings within or stolen untold amounts of rights groups say the killers interviewed by the AP said throw of President Bertrand weeks. Haitian police gear in recent were gang members working the number of neighborhoods Aristide. It was replaced in “There were wor- years, so the degree of official with corrupt police to seize in the capital considered “no- 2017 by a smaller U.N. mis- rying episodes of involvement in the La Saline territory in the La Saline gang go” zones controlled by armed sion that has continued a violence in some of the most massacre remains unclear.

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MURRAY, UTAH ROME WARSAW, POLAND

A man and woman embrace as police investigate a The plane carrying Italian fugitive Cesare Battisti People place candles as they mourn the mayor of shooting at the Fashion Place mall Sunday in Murray, takes off Sunday for Italy, where he will serve a life Gdansk, Pawel Adamowicz on Monday in Gdansk, Utah. A shooting at a suburban Salt Lake City mall sentence, from the airport in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Poland. Adamowicz, 53, died from the wounds that sent hundreds of panicked shoppers fleeing Wearing a brown jacket, a look of resignation and no inflicted by a 27-year-old man who stormed onstage started as an argument between rival gang members handcuffs, Battisti was escorted to an airport facility Sunday evening while the mayor was addressing an inside the mall and later erupted in gunfire outside, to be processed—aremarkably quick finale to one of audience during the “Lights to Heaven,” the finale of leaving two people wounded, police said Monday. Italy’s most drawn-out, politicized efforts to bring a a nationwide fundraiser for sick children. [WOJCIECH [SILAS WALKER/THE DESERET NEWS VIA THE ASSOCIATED fugitive home. [THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] STROZYK/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] PRESS]

LIVE OAK, FLA. GAINESVILLE, GA. MOSCOW a probe into the earlier reports LOGAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. 3 young children die after Police: Officers kill gunman Report: 2 killed, 40 but said they found nothing to Man who took 2 women getting trapped in freezer holding hostages in Georgia detained in new gay purge support the charges. hostage at UPS facility is dead

Authorities in Florida say Police say officers shot The Russian republic of RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA An armed man who entered three young children play- and killed a gunman who Chechnya has launched a new Trump’s evolving foreign policy a UPS processing facility ing outside climbed into an was holding people hostage crackdown on gays in which at challenges top US diplomat Monday morning and held unplugged chest freezer and inside a dermatology office least two people have died and two women hostage for sev- died when they couldn’t get in Georgia. about 40 people have been If Mike Pompeo was sur- eral hours was shot and killed out. Gainesville police tell detained, LGBT activists in prised, he didn’t show it. But by police as he left the building The Suwannee County news outlets officers shot Russia charged Monday. the secretary of state had with the women, authorities Sheriff’s Office says the the man Monday morn- The new allegations woken up in the capital of said. children, ages 1, 4, and 6, ing at Lanier Dermatology, come after reports in 2017 Saudi Arabia on Monday to Several officers fired at couldn’t be revived when northeast of Atlanta. of more than 100 gay men find that President Donald William Owens, 39, of Sick- they were found Sunday at Police say the officers and arrested and subjected to Trump had tweeted a threat lerville, New Jersey, the state a home in Live Oak in north other people involved are torture, and some of them to NATO ally Turkey warn- Attorney General’s Office said Florida. OK. killed, in the predominantly ing of economic harm should in a news release that did not Officials say the children Sgt. Kevin Holbrook says Muslim region in southern the Turks attack U.S.-backed detail the situation or explain lived at the house with two a 911 call had reported a Russia. rebel forces in Syria. why the suspect was shot. of the children’s grand- gunman at the business. The Associated Press and On the second-to-last stop Owens had entered the mother and the other child’s Holbrook says the man was other media outlets have ofaMideasttourdominatedby business at about 8:45 a.m. mother. The women were holding workers and others interviewed some of the questions and concerns from and fired shots, which did not roommates. inside the office. victims, who spoke about tor- Arab leaders about Trump’s strike anyone, before taking The sheriff’s office says in a The sergeant says the ture at the hands of Chechen abrupt order to withdraw the women to a room and bar- Facebook post that one of the officers shot him when he law enforcement officers. American troops from Syria, ricading himself inside with women went inside to use the brandished the gun as they Chechen authorities have Pompeo had to refer report- them, authorities said. restroom and couldn’t find approached. The man died denied those accusations, and ers’ questions about the tweet the children upon returning. at a hospital. federal authorities conducted to the White House. The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 15, 2019 A5

“We had inmates who meal. They also gave out PRISON even wanted to stay and gas in 5-gallon incre- help, saying they did ments to employees who From Page A1 roofing or construction,” needed it and, for some Hanks remarked. of the 26 members of the The storm pulled off Gradually, the prison staff who lost everything, almost every roof, tossed has been bringing back they took up a collection HVAC units and hollowed their inmates from other and received a donation out the gymnasium, GEO Group facilities in from GEO Group to give but now the facility is Graceville, Baker, Black- them $2,000 each. gradually coming back water in Milton and other Right after the hur- online. And it’s been locations. ricane, Hanks said, three months since the They have 197 inmates they had 58 vacancies. harrowing evacuation of back, Hanks said, and are Now, they’re down to those 963 inmates over planning to bring back 38 vacancies, with about two-and-a-half days 200 a week until they 160 employees staying on buses borrowed from reach their maximum with them, “through this area ICE facilities and capacity of 974 to 985 whole thing,” Hanks said. only a satellite phone for inmates. “I think that says a contact with the outside While the inmates lot about the people in world with no way to call were able to be evacu- the Panhandle,” Hanks law enforcement or the ated, Hanks said he and said. “The tenacity and Emergency Operations his staff, which included the way people bounce Center if something went about 20 people who had back.” wrong. brought their families, More than 200,000 “This hurricane, we along with dozens of square feet of roof has didn’t expect what we pets, were not able to been replaced, the floors got,” Hanks said during leave the facility for sev- re-done, the electrical a presentation Monday eral days. Instead, they re-done, new furniture on the state of the prison. retreated to the “H” dor- ordered and computers “It was the first time in mitory — the only area replaced. While the facil- my life when you abso- with some semblance ity likely will be under lutely have nothing. No of a roof and without 3 construction until June water, no sewage, no cell inches of standing water or July, the core facility service.” — and used it as a base of largely has been repaired. Through it all, though, operations. The facility specializes Hanks said there were For several weeks, two in offering vocational no injuries and no dis- dozen prison employ- classes and rehabilita- turbances among the ees lived out of H dorm, tive services, and Hanks inmates, and they were while also taking in con- said they have begun able to preserve their tractors who arrived re-enrolling inmates in personal property and to begin construction their GED, welding, records, which he said and any employees who horticulture and other was, “a miracle.” needed a hot shower or programs.

and Democrats have not some services. Travelers TRUMP budged from their refusal at the Atlanta airport, the to fund the wall and their nation’s busiest, dealt with From Page A1 demand that he reopen waits of more than an hour government before border Monday as no-shows by talks resume. security screeners soared. with no negotiations at all. The impact of the 24-day Trump spent the week- His ruling out the short- partial government closure end in the White House term option proposed by was being felt around the reaching out to aides and Republican Sen. Lindsay country. Some 800,000 lawmakers and tweeting Graham removed one path federal workers missed aggressively about Demo- forward, and little else was paychecks, deepening cratic foes as he tried to in sight. Congressional anxieties about mortgage make the case that the Republicans were watch- payments and unpaid bills, wall was needed on both ing Trump for a signal and about half of them security and humanitar- for how to move next, were off the job, cutting off ian grounds.

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Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Our devices getting creepier

lectronic gadgets are now part of all of our lives — from the handheld devices we carry and check non-stop for messages to alarm systems E that protect our loved ones and property. But it has begun to dawn on people that the convenience these gadgets provide comes with a steep price. Many of these devices are actu- When it comes to environment, ally listening to and recording our every move. Sounds like the plot of an old sci-fi film, right? DeSantis seems to get it Indeed. But the fantasies of science fiction and the real world have melded together in the 21st century. We find ourselves living in the age of “decentralized surroundings are founda- responsibilities be returned surveillance,” according to Jeff Chester, executive direc- tional to our prosperity as to the Department of Envi- tor of the Washington-based Center for Digital Democ- a state,” DeSantis said. “It ronmental Regulation, an racy. “We’re living in a world where we’re tethered to doesn’t just drive tourism; agency Scott systemically some online service stealthily gathering our information.” it affects property values, disemboweled and under- In other words, our devices are spying on us. anchors many local econo- funded. Last year the whole In a March 8, 2017, story, The Daily Telegraph Carl Hiaasen mies and is central to our world got to see what happens of London reported that TVs, like computers, are quality of life. “The water is when nobody’s paying enough “being hacked and turned into spying tools.” TV part and parcel of Florida ’s attention to water quality — manufacturer Vizio has been accused of spying on ov. Ron DeSantis got DNA,” he went on. “Protect- dead dolphins rotting on the its customer base, and Wikileaks released docu- lots of attention when ing it is the smart thing to do; beach and wheezing tour- ments that appeared to show the CIA had technol- Ghe focused on the it’s also the right thing to do.” ists bolting for the airports. ogy to transform smart TVs into “bugging devices.” environment for a handful of DeSantis is wasting no DeSantis wants to expedite Meanwhile, Jon Webb of the Evansville (Ind.) Cou- paragraphs during his inau- time. On Thursday, he issued construction of the Ever- rier & Press reported on Jan. 2 that such voice-acti- guration speech last week. a head-spinning executive glades reservoir south of Lake vated assistant devices as Amazon Echo and Google The unusually optimis- order calling for a $2.5 bil- Okeechobee to help filter fer- Home “eavesdrop on you all the live-long day.” tic reaction shows Florid- lion hike in environmental tilizer-laden runoff from farm He described an incident last spring when an Echo ians who hope to preserve funding, including increased fields, and he also promised to employee recorded a conversation between a hus- a few precious pieces of water-quality monitoring, a appoint a chief science officer. band and wife in Portland, Oregon — and proceeded this remarkable place are purge of septic tanks, and — That’s not a typo. The to send a recording to one of his co-workers. starved for hope and des- hang on — a ban on fracking. man actually used the word The product is supposed to be activated when perate for leadership. This is a Republican, folks, “science,” implying he someone says the word “Alexa.” Amazon claimed in DeSantis began his green one who apparently has heard might believe in it. That’s as a statement that its product “woke up due to a word passage with an understate- of Theodore Roosevelt. shocking as it is encourag- in background conversation sounding like ‘Alexa,’” ment: “Our economic poten- DeSantis refused to accept ing, because DeSantis has and continued to misinterpret the discussion to the tial will be jeopardized if we any direct donations from never warmly embraced the point of unintentionally sending off a recording. do not solve the problems cane growers and opposes extremely scientific concept Was it an accident? Perhaps, but it’s unnerv- afflicting our environment government price supports for of climate change. Environ- ing that something like this can happen. and water resources.” the industry. It was an unusu- mental leaders were unchar- Webb quoted security consultant Peter Han- In truth, Florida’s economy ally tough stance for anyone acteristically starry-eyed after nay, who told Vice News last June that our won’t merely be “jeopar- seeking statewide office in hearing about DeSantis’ order. smartphones are listening to us and sometimes dized” if we don’t clean up Florida, but don’t forget that One called it “amazing,” and “snippets of audio do go back to servers.” our act; it will be strangled. Scott presented essentially another said it was “a little His article also noted that newer model cars Witness the crushing impact the same anti-sugar mes- like Christmas morning.” can “track where you are at all times” and moni- of the marathon red-tide sage during his first run for And, sounding like a mix of tor driving habits for “safety purposes.” outbreak and blue-green governor. Then, after win- Teddy Roosevelt and Winston Is nothing safe in our homes, schools algae blooms upon busi- ning the race, Scott experi- Churchill, he also said: “We and places of work and recreation? nesses in coastal communi- enced either instant amnesia will fight toxic blue-green Do we really want our massive federal government, ties. That was a harrowing, or a 180-degree epiphany. algae, we will fight discharges never mind corporations, watching our every move? nauseating, tourist-repelling Is DeSantis sincere enough, from Lake Okeechobee, we We’ll see how effective the Fourth Amend- glimpse of the future. or gutsy enough, to try to fight red tide, we will fight ment, which protects the public against the govern- But, unlike his predeces- roll back an environmen- for our fishermen, we will ment rifling through our lives looking for crimes, sor, DeSantis seems to grasp tally destructive law passed fight for our beaches, we will is in the years ahead. Clearly, society needs to that it’s a serious long-term by his own party? What fight to restore our Ever- develop some new tools to protect privacy. challenge, not a fleeting would have once been a glades and we will never scientific anomaly-turned- rhetorical question doesn’t quit, we won’t be cowed A version of this editorial first appeared in political inconvenience. seem so pointless now. and we won’t let the foot- the Providence (R.I.) Journal, a News Her- “The quality of our Last week DeSantis ordered draggers stand in the way.” ald sister paper with GateHouse Media. water and environmental environmental enforcement

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Board members of a South shall see. gas prices in Bay County? that’s a great fi rst step but let’s Bonnie Riggle Withhart: Nasty. Florida water district ran Jim Gentry: The council com- get the housing prices under Cathy Kivett Kearns: Unfortu- afoul of newly minted Gov. While there was a fear of a plains: “Noting that many Bay control next! nately, this young woman was Ron DeSantis and his envi- great population migration County residents are struggling Jane Newsome: Yes! On Dec. 1, likely abused and neglected ronmental transition team in after Hurricane Michael, early fi nancially...” It sure doesn’t the gas prices in Tallahassee herself. The cycle of abuse/ November when they approved data seems to show that’s not stop them from increasing were over 30 cents cheaper neglect just repeats itself. extending a lease that allowed the case. And research shows taxes and “assessments” to than here. Even the small Prayers not only for the young sugarcane farming to tempo- that in low density counties folks in PCB. Perhaps a probe stores on State 20, enroute children, but also for this rarily continue on land slated with growing populations, into the city council itself? to Tallahassee, were 30 cents young, lost mother. for a reservoir south of Lake major storms can result in Terri Sue Clark: Yes, along with cheaper. Our prices continue to Miranda Reed: A slap on the Okeechobee while planning population growth, not loss. car dealer rip-offs, mobile stay a lot higher than anyone wrist? Only $400 for bail, a for the $1.4 billion project is Linda Thornton Johnson: I just home rip-offs and crooked else’s; price gouging at its few parenting classes, then underway. read a recent report some- landlords that don’t make fi nest! children returned home. I sin- Amanda Junn: Excellent news. where else that said our school repairs so you’ll move and cerely hope I am incorrect. But Crossing my fi ngers he’s population is down by one- they keep your deposit and Police responded to a 23-year- I have seen where children are actually on the people’s side third. It must not have been an ruin your credit. Crooks run old woman’s home when her returned home under similar addressing the red tide issue accurate report, right? rampant down there. daughter called 911, saying she situations. More needs to be and doesn’t have some political NH: According to recent enroll- Laura Pierce Hartzog: Thank and her brother could not wake done to protect children. I am ulterior motive. ment numbers, the district’s you! Gas in Dothan $1.84! their mother. The door to the disgusted at that description Evelyn Bailey: Dude is killing it. population is down 2,473 Richard Kerce: It’s always woman’s bedroom had to be that these poor children had It’s undeniable. students. higher in Bay County than sur- pried open before she woke up, to live in. If I had the resources Jennifer Turner: I didn’t vote rounding areas, even before and she was charged after kids and income, I would proudly for him but so far I like him, but ICYMI: Do you think official the storm. were found with rotted teeth take these children into my like you said, Amanda Junn, we action should be taken on the Matthew Buchanan: Yeah, and feces everywhere. home. ...

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MARKET WATCH China Dow 23,909.84 ▼ 86.11 Nasdaq 6,905.92 ▲ 65.56 concerns S&P 2,582.61 ▼ 13.65 Fading away Russell 1,432.81 ▼ 14.57 ▼ weigh on NYSE 11,799.11 48.90 Bid for Gannett latest challenge COMMODITIES US stocks REVIEW for struggling newspaper industry Gold 1,289.10 ▲ 2.00 Silver 15.609 ▲ .032 By Marley Jay Platinum 798.80 ▼ 14.20 By Mae Anderson At a glance The Associated Press Copper 2.6455 ▼ .0240 The Associated Press Oil 50.51 ▼ 1.08 Gannett is one of the country’s largest NEW YORK — Stocks NEW YORK — A hedge-fund- newspaper chains, publishing more than took small losses Monday MARKET MOVERS backed bid to buy Gannett Co., the 100 papers around the country, including after China reported a publisher of USA Today and several USA Today; the Detroit Free Press; The drop in exports in Decem- • Lululemon Athletica Inc., other major dailies across the U.S., is Record in New Jersey; The Tennessean ber, but the market didn’t up $7.57 to $139.73: The ath- renewing fears of consolidation and in Nashville; the Milwaukee Journal Sen- come close to matching letic gear company raised job losses — as well as a decline in the tinel; the El Paso Times; The Des Moines the plunges it took in the its profi t and sales fore- quantity and quality of news coverage Register; and the Arizona Republic. last few months. casts for the fourth quarter. — in the already battered newspaper Indexes in Europe and • Tailored Brands Inc., down industry. Overall, estimated U.S. daily news- Asia headed slightly $2.61 to $12.07: The cloth- MNG Enterprises, better known as paper circulation, print and digital lower after the latest ing company cut its profi t Digital First Media, offered $1.36 bil- combined, fell 11 percent to 31 million report added more evi- forecasts and said sales at lion on Monday for Gannett, saying in 2017, according to the Pew Research dence that China’s its Jos. A. Bank brand weak- in a letter that it can run the company Center. As recently as 2000, weekday economy is weakening. ened in late December. more profitably via tight cost controls subscriptions totaled 55.8 million. Major U.S. indexes fell and consolidation of operations such Gannett has faced declining prof- about 1 percent at the BRIEFCASE as printing and administration. its for years. Its annual profit fell 97 start of trading, but soon Gannett said its board will review the percent to $6.9 million between 2013 recovered much of what MARIANNA proposal. and 2017, although the company spun they’d lost. Technology Planet Fitness Investors gave the deal a vote of off part of its business during that companies slumped. reopens in Marianna confidence, immediately pushing period. In November, it cut its 2018 Drugmakers fell after Gannett stock up more than 20 percent profit and revenue forecast. Its CEO, Democrats in the House Three months after to almost $12, the amount Digital First Robert Dickey, announced plans to of Representatives Hurricane Michael, Planet is offering. step down by May. announced an investi- Fitness has reopened in The proposed deal is the latest That’s despite several years of buying gation into prescription Marianna with a spe- indication newspapers aren’t done media companies and slashing costs. drug pricing. A strong cial offer for people who suffering from the punishing effects Gannett has substantially increased quarterly report from served during the storm. of the internet. Over the past decade, its digital ad revenue, and its journal- Citigroup helped bank The facility is offering U.S. newspapers have struggled ism has won critical acclaim, including stocks trade higher. free one-year memberships as giants like Google and Facebook three Pulitzer Prizes last year. China’s exports for police, sheriff’s depu- siphoned off readers and advertising Digital First is one of the biggest U.S. slipped in December, and ties, and fire and rescue dollars. newspaper chains, too, with about 200 exports to the U.S. fell 3.5 personnel employed by the Many publications have already newspapers and other publications, percent as rising tariffs Marianna Police Depart- made dramatic cuts in their news- including The Denver Post and the and broader weakness ment, Jackson County room staffs and scaled back coverage. Boston Herald. Analysts said it is seiz- affected the world’s sec- Sheriff’s Office or the Jack- Even then, acquirers still often swoop ing on Gannett’s weakness by making ond-largest economy. son County Fire Rescue. in and make even deeper cuts. In July, the offer now. Concerns about the Chi- The free memberships will for example, Tribune Publishing, then Digital First’s biggest shareholder nese economy and the run through Jan. 9, 2020. known as Tronc, cut half of the New is Alden Global Capital, a New York overall global economy “At Planet Fitness, we York Daily News’ newsroom staff, hedge fund that invests in distressed were a major contributor are committed to the over- including the editor in chief. companies. to the market’s plunge in all wellness of all, especially Digital First has a reputation for Digital First faced an outcry from late 2018. those in our communi- especially ruthless cost-cutting. employees about cutbacks at other Mark Esposito, ties,” said Scott Breault, “Should this deal go forward, look papers it has bought. In April, the Post president of Esposito Planet Fitness Southeast for some steep reductions in news ran an editorial headlined “As vul- Securities, said the calm vice president. “We hope staff and other places, too,” said Rick tures circle, The Denver Post must be reaction to the news from through this, we can show Edmonds, a media business analyst saved.” It called on Alden Global Capi- China suggests stocks our community that we are for the Poynter Institute, a journalism tal to sell the newspaper after it cut 30 won’t fall further than ‘Marianna Strong’ by lifting industry think tank in St. Petersburg, more positions in the newsroom, leav- they did in December. up, supporting, and com- Florida. ing it at a fraction of its size just a few “That’s a very positive mending those devoted to USA Today’s daily circulation was years ago. Then in May , three top fig- sign that, at least in the restoring Marianna.” 3.1 million in 2017, down from 3.6 mil- ures at the Denver Post, including its short term, we may have Qualifying first respond- lion in 2016, a count that includes both former owner, resigned amid budget found a bottom,” he said. ers must visit the club, 2800 print and digital readers. and staff cuts. “People lose faith and State 71 Suite C, Marianna, hope when (the market) and present identification drops 20 percent in a very that they are an employee MNG Enterprises, short period like it did.” of one of the three groups better known as The S&P 500 index listed — employment ID or Digital First Media, dropped from late Sep- pay stub within the past 30 submitted a bid tember until the day days with matching ID — to Monday for newspaper before Christmas, partly sign up for the offer. publisher Gannett Co. because investors were News Herald staff report [JACQUELYN MARTIN/THE worried that the global ASSOCIATED PRESS] economy was slowing DETROIT dramatically and could Fiat Chrysler CEO: Strong fall into a recession. enough to stand alone Since Dec. 26, stocks have regained about half Fiat Chrysler’s new of what they lost in the CEO says major job cuts downturn. or an alliance with other Sears’ chairman stands at the The stock market’s automakers are not in recent rally suggests the plans for the Italian- investors aren’t quite American automaker. center of fi ght for company as worried about the Mike Manley says the global economy or the company downsized its state of trade talks. workforce significantly a By Anne D’Innocenzio forth a pro- from the start for Sears to ben- They still took a cautious decade ago, and smaller The Associated Press posal to rescue efit from the disruptive changes approach to technology cuts have been made since. the flounder- in retail and technology has not companies. Apple lost Manley took over for the NEW YORK — As Sears tee- ing company worked out so far, it is still there 1.5 percent to $150. late Sergio Marchionne ters on the brink of collapse, in its entirety, to be taken. Every transforma- last year. Three years ago, one man stands at the center has sweetened tion involves perseverance and Marchionne was shopping of the fight for the future of the Lampert his bid for risk, but I am hopeful that we World markets for a partner and said the iconic retailer. Sears to more can execute better and faster How key international stock industry needed to consol- Eddie Lampert plays sev- than $5 billion and added a $120 on the smaller platform we are markets performed: idate to better share huge eral often-conflicting roles in million cash deposit through an bidding on ... There is every Amsterdam Milan AEX FTSE MIB capital investment costs. what could be the final chapter affiliate of his ESL hedge fund. reason to fight for its future.” 498.64 19,290.09 for the company that began as His original bid of $4.4 billion But plenty of others think -0.7% 494.99 -0.6% 19,171.48 NEW YORK a mail order watch business was rejected by the company’s that sheer financial gain is Brussels Paris Lower expenses send 132 years ago. He’s been chair- board. behind his perseverance. BEL20 CAC40 Citigroup’s profi ts higher man, CEO, lender, and largest He has publicly stated he He stands to realize a big tax 3,411.73 4,781.34 shareholder — all at the same wants to save Sears, which advantage if he keeps Sears -0.5% 3,394.55 -0.4% 4,762.75 Frankfurt Sydney Citigroup said Monday time. And he stands to win big filed for Chapter 11 protection alive by using the company’s DAX ASX All Ordinaries its profits rose in the if Sears survives. in October, because he says he years of net operating losses 10,887.46 5,834.84 last three months of The fate of Sears — and believes there’s still potential to offset future taxable income -0.3% 10,855.91 0.0% 5,833.23 2018, helped by a lower its Kmart brand — could be for the company, despite his if one of his other companies Hong Kong Tokyo tax rate and lower expenses, decided Monday in a law firm past and failed efforts to turn takes it over, says David Tawil, Hang Seng Nikkei which offset a drop in bond conference room high above it around. president and co-founder of 26,667.27 20,359.70 trading revenue. Manhattan, a block from Cen- “For as long as I have been Maglan Capital, which follows -1.4% 26,298.33 0.0% 20,359.70 Citi said it earned $4.31 tral Park. There, those who are involved with Sears, I have distressed companies. Tawil London Zurich billion in the last three owed money by Sears are con- cared deeply about the com- and others also think Lampert FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index months of 2018, or $1.64 per sidering Lampert’s last-ditch pany, its associates and the wants to buy the company as a 6,918.18 8,828.22 share. On an adjusted basis, plan to preserve 425 stores and people they serve,” Lampert going concern so he, as the only -0.9% 6,855.02 -0.8% 8,760.32 the earnings rose 9 percent. 50,000 jobs at a bankruptcy said in a statement sent through shareholder, can then control Previous close auction. ESL to The Associated Press. liquidation of the remaining % change Today’s close The Associated Press Lampert, the only one to put “While the opportunity I saw assets. * ** A8 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 15, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE L.H. Bead Gallery helping schools

Sales of custom Hurricane Michael. a $10 dollar donation, and Cherry Street and $6,000 for The charms are available at 850 Strong charms to The L.H. Bead Gallery is have a 850 Strong design Cedar Grove. the store, 550 Harrison Ave., benefi t students aft er using a commissioned two- on one side and the state of “This is going so well and and lhbeads.com. The charms Hurricane Michael sided custom charm to raise Florida on the other side. the money is helping,” said have been made available on funds for Bay High School Funds raised from the charms Hanna, who hopes to raise a the store’s website because By Collin Breaux staff and students affected have previously gone to help similar amount for Bay High. people from out of town want [email protected] by the storm. Cherry Street Elementary “Not only will the charms to help. @PCNHCollinB “I was trying to do some- and Cedar Grove Elementary help raise money, they will The fundraising will con- thing to raise money,” said schools. be a symbol to give them tinue as long as people want PANAMA CITY — A Lisa Hanna, owner of The Hanna started with Cherry hope.” the charms, said Hanna. downtown Panama City busi- L.H. Bead Gallery. “I thought Street since two of her chil- Updates on the charms “I’ve got to do my part,” ness is demonstrating the about the schools and how dren were students there and photos of the donations said Hanna. “My store 850 Strong spirit by help- hard they got hit.” when they were children. are posted on The L.H. Bead survived the hurricane, ing out local schools after The charms are free with Donations raised $5,900 for Gallery’s Facebook page. miraculously.”

DeSantis to make medical marijuana changes

By Dara Kam The News Service of Florida

TALLAHASSEE — With one of his chief advisers tweeting the hashtag “NoSmokeIsA- Joke,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday he will “very soon” announce changes in how the state is carrying out a constitutional amendment that broadly legalized medical marijuana. DeSantis, a Republican, said many voters believe the state has been “foot drag- ging” in implementing the amendment, largely bank- rolled by Orlando trial lawyer John Morgan and approved by more than 71 percent of voters in 2016. The new governor and his lieutenants have indicated DeSantis intends to aban- ABOVE AND BELOW: Farmer Rodney Helton holds the stem of a cotton plant in his rain-soaked fi eld in Atmore, Ala. Helton said the don an appeal of a court unrelenting rain rotted the plants, including rain from Tropical Storm Gordon. Hurricane Michael added 7 inches to the fi elds and decision that said a ban on almost weekly rain events followed all the way into the new year. [TONY GIBERSON/PENSACOLA NEWS JOURNAL] smoking medical marijuana violates the constitutional amendment. Former Gov. Rick Scott’s administration appealed the decision to the 1st District Court of Appeal, Disasters aplenty which heard arguments in the case Tuesday, the same day DeSantis was sworn into Area’s farmers down an oak tree 4 feet office. not living in high around, you know what Appearing Monday at a cotton aft er it will do to crops,” said press conference in Miami- Hurricane Michael, cotton and peanut farmer Dade County to name Judge unrelenting rains Tim Alford. “Crops can’t Robert J. Luck to the Florida handle that kind of wind Supreme Court, DeSantis By Katie Landeck and rain.” said his medical-marijuana @PCNHKatieL Throughout Northwest announcement will deal not [email protected] Florida and into south- only with “the litigation” but ern Georgia and Alabama, also with “legislation that I GRAND RIDGE — After it was a truly terrible year think is needed to implement Hurricane Michael, it looked for cotton farmers. What the people’s will.” like it had snowed in parts of Hurricane Michael didn’t The smoking ban was Jackson County. blow away, relentless rains Cotton was everywhere. See DESANTIS, B2 “If a storm can knock See COTTON, B2

THE BLOTTER

News Herald staff reports The deputy noted he advised that she thought he argument,” and she “began checked the woman and did would get a warning for a to hit him several times with BAYOU GEORGE not see any signs of injury. first offense.” an open hand and pushed Man head taps wife The man, after being Florida law, however, has him by grabbing the side of 3 times, goes to jail read his rights, is asked to strict guidelines on domes- his neck.” describe how he “tapped” tic battery calls and the The deputy saw red marks There’s a difference his wife. husband is arrested. on the son’s neck, along between tapping on a door “He stated that he tapped with a busted lip. DESTIN | B3 and tapping on your wife’s her with his fist as if he were SAND HILLS The mother told the head — one gets you put in knocking on a door and Mom’s anger over son’s deputy she got upset with OFFICIALS jail. advised that he was trying sick day lands her in jail her son because he had “just Bay County Sheriff’s get her attention,” the started his job a few days SEEK Office deputies dispatched deputy wrote. “He stated A young man in his ago and stayed home sick in reference to a “physi- that he had no intention on early 20s told Bay County today. She further stated TRAPPER’S cal disturbance” recently causing harm.” Sheriff’s Office deputies she became angry about arrived to find a man who The wife “provided a responding to a disturbance the issue because he did not HELP TO said he and his wife had been similar account of the inci- that his mother “got angry seem sick and was playing arguing, “during which time dent but refused to provide with him today because he around when he should have CONTROL he advised that he tapped his a statement or cooperate did not go to work due to been at work.” COYOTES wife on the forehead three with the investigation. She ‘feeling sick.’ ” The mom said she times with a closed fist,” the stated that she did not want The son said he and his deputy wrote. her husband arrested, and mom got into a “heated See BLOTTER, B2 * ** B2 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald

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the spring and usually har- Alford said. “You can’t make CALLAWAY COTTON vested by Thanksgiving, was no crop like that … it was total BLOTTER Offi cer, it’s the naked truth soaked before it could even devastation.” From Page B1 sprout. The cotton that did This is the second rough From Page B1 Spring Break as we once sprout was promptly soaked, year in a row for area farmers. knew it might be gone, but and unable to be harvested by The previous year, rain bands people stripping in public washed away. equipment. from Irma destroyed much of apparently never loses its In Jackson County, the “We put every penny the crops in Jackson County. confronted her son, they luster. highest producing cotton we could spend into that That year, the United States argued, he got in her face A Bay County Sheriff’s area in the state according ground,” Rodney Helton, Department of Agriculture while she was sitting and Office deputy on routine to USDA data, Hurricane who farms just over the Flor- stepped in with some relief, she then shoved him. patrol in Callaway recently Michael was the main prob- ida border in Alabama, told which farmers hope to see “She stated she may have spotted a woman walking lem, though the rains didn’t the News Journal. again. hit him and then changed down the middle of the road help. The second highest “It wasn’t like it just hap- “There’s been nothing yet, her story stating she did waving her arms and yelling. producing counties, Escam- pened in the spring with a but we hope they will,” Alford not.” “I made contact with (the bia and Santa Rosa, skirted June hail storm that wiped out said. “It’s a bad situation for Deputies learned the woman) who began talking Michael only to have relent- our crop. It was once a week, a lot of people.” woman had just finished about someone stealing less rain — 2 feet more than every week.” He also wouldn’t mind probation for felony aggra- all of her light bulbs,” the normal — drown the crops in Combined, the losses of some help getting all the vated assault in Georgia. deputy wrote. “While the field, little by little, never the three counties likely will downed trees out of his fields. She is placed under arrest. she spoke, she waved her giving it a chance to dry. be in the hundreds of millions Because as difficult as it has arms around in a frantic “On the first of August, this of dollars. been, come this spring he will CALLAWAY manner and shouted while county probably had the best In Jackson County, even be planting again. Light bulb did not speaking.” cotton crop we’ve seen in 30 the cotton picked before the “I can’t stop now,” he said. go off in time The woman’s actions years,” said Mickey Diamond, storm wasn’t safe, as the wind “I don’t expect a hurricane began to garner atten- a cotton farmer in Jay told the whipped it out of the contain- of this magnitude to come A Walmart shopper tion, the deputy noted, as Pensacola News Journal. “We ers causing the snowy effect. through again. You are going apparently did not see the vehicles began to stop so had a lot of pounds per acre, The cotton that still was on to lose sometimes in your light in time recently and the occupants could take a lot of lint. But from the first the plant was beat into the career. This was a loss.” landed in jail after being pictures and shoot video day of August, it all went ground. caught with a light-bulb of the woman. downhill from there.” “It knocked all the leaves An Associated Press report stuffed down the front of “She then began to take Cotton, which is planted in off of the cotton plants,” was used for this story. his pants. off layers of her clothing Bay County Sheriff’s and toss them around the Office deputies said he street while stating some- also was found with a wall- one had stolen ‘cases and charging receptacle. cases of batteries’ from the people speak, you have to duty-bound to execute the will Deputies were called to her,” the deputy wrote. DESANTIS listen. This was not an amend- of the people,” Gaetz wrote in a the store after security said “When asked if she would ment that was really that close. text Monday. they watched the man walk like to report the theft she From Page B1 It was like 72 percent,” he told Morgan said he was encour- around the store, “then put began to put her cloth- reporters when asked about the aged by the new governor’s an automobile light bulb ing back on and stated she included in a 2017 law that lawsuit involving the smoking comments. and a wall charging recep- would not because ‘we’ in was aimed at carrying out ban. “The governor believes that tacle into the inside front reference to the sheriff’s the constitutional amend- DeSantis said he wants to the will of the people is impor- of his pants in an effort to department would just ment. The law also capped the make sure the amendment is tant and understands that conceal them,” a deputy make her get naked again.” number of medical-marijuana carried out “in a way for the smoke was in the articles of wrote. The man then By then, the deputy licenses and the number of dis- folks that voted for it that they intent. It appears he will end the walked past the registers reported “more vehicles pensaries in the state. Court can feel that that’s what they wasteful spending of taxpay- without paying, security beginning to stop and take decisions in other lawsuits also voted for.” ers’ dollars in this lawsuit and said. photographs causing traf- ruled those limitations were in “And I think a lot of ’em don’t let patients receive all forms of The man, with no prior fic in the area of Olokee conflict with the amendment. feel that way right now. So we’ll mj (marijuana),” Morgan wrote arrest record, is given a Street to back up.” Echoing remarks he made see some changes,” he said. in an email. notice to appear. The woman is charged while campaigning for gov- U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz, a Pan- The shifting stance on medi- with disorderly conduct. ernor last year, DeSantis, a handle Republican who was cal marijuana isn’t isolated to Harvard Law School graduate instrumental in the passage the governor’s office. who also attended Yale Uni- of Florida’s initial medical- Days after taking office, new versity, indicated the state has marijuana laws and has been Agriculture Commissioner not properly implemented the an outspoken proponent of Nikki Fried, a Democrat who constitutional change. medical marijuana, is one previously lobbied for medical “I think a lot of voters were of DeSantis’ top transition marijuana operators, created a frustrated that they don’t advisers. “director of cannabis” position think that it has been. They “I personally think the fight within her department. think there’s been a lot of foot- over smoking is silly. I also And lawmakers might be dragging. So my job is, when know Gov. DeSantis to feel prepared to take action. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 15, 2019 B3

WHAT’S HAPPENING

Today Website — PanamaCity- Blvd. For ages 0-3 years with will be in the Youth Services craft projects for students ‘DANCING LESSONS’: 7:30 Writers.org a caregiver. Details: NWRLS. Department. Refreshments in elementary and middle p.m. at Emerald Coast The- BEGINNER LINE DANCE ‘LOVE, GILDA’ — THE REP com provided by the Friends school. Details: NWRLS.com atre Co., 560 Grand Blvd. in CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at FILM SERIES: 6 p.m. at the BABIES AND TOTS: 10:15 of the Bay County Public GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA: Sandestin, Miramar Beach. Frank Brown Park, 16200 Rep Theatre, Seaside. Doors a.m. at the Bay County Libraries. Details: NWRLS. 7 p.m. at Chipley High School The play follows Ever, a Panana City Beach Park- open at 5:30. Popcorn and Public Library, 898 W. 11th com auditorium, 1545 Brickyard young man with Asperger’s way, Panama City Beach. $3 beverages for sale. Tickets: St., Panama City. Ages 0-3 Road, Chipley. Cost $15; pro- syndrome, who seeks per dancer. All dancers wel- $12.50 general admission, years with a caregiver. Wednesday ceeds benefi t Chipley High lessons from a Broadway come. Details: 850-233-5045 $10 for Rep members. Details: NWRLS.com School band program. dancer so he can dance PANAMA CITY WRITERS Details: LoveTheRep.com BEYOND THE LENS — BOOK ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. at an awards dinner. The ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 ZUMBA GOLD: 9-10 a.m. AND FILM SERIES: 4 p.m. at Frank Brown Park, 6200 Thursday dancer, Senga, is recover- p.m. at St. Andrews Civic at the Lyndell Conference at the Bay County Public Panama City Beach Park- ing from an injury that Club, 2629 W. 10th St., Center, 432 Lyndell Lane, Library, 898 W. 11th St., way, Panama City Beach. BEGINNER LINE DANCE may stop her from dancing Panama City. Critiques Panama City Beach. Full- Panama City. Film: “Spir- Full-body workout for all CLASS: 10-11:30 a.m. at permanently. Tickets $30 for of each other’s writing. All body workout for all ages. ited Away” (2001, rated ages. Details — 850-233-5045 Frank Brown Park, 16200 adults; $28 for seniors (55 genres. Bring about fi ve or Details: 850-236-3033 PG); Book: “Half World” CRAFTERNOONS: 2-4 p.m. Panama City Beach Park- years and older), students six copies of four or fi ve BOOK BABIES: 10 a.m. at the by Hiromo Goto or “The at the Bay County Public way, Panama City Beach. $3 and military; purchase at pages, printed in 12-point Panama City Beach Public Essence of Shinto” by Moto- Library, 898 W. 11th St., per dancer. All dancers wel- emeraldcoastheatre.org/ font and double-spaced. Library, 12500 Hutchison hisa Yamakage. Program Panama City. Hands-on come. Details: 850-233-5045 tickets or 850-684-0323.

OBITUARIES

TONI ELLEN MADRID JEANIE KELLY MCNEIL 1939-2019 Toni Ellen Madrid, gentleman he is today; 52, of Panama City which brought great joy Jeanie Kelly McNeil, Beach, Florida, passed and smiles in her eyes 79, of Chipley, Florida, away on Monday, Jan. each and every day. passed away Fri- 7, 2019. She was born I will remember the day, Jan. 11, 2019. in Atlanta, Georgia, to time spent with you, all She was born March parents William How- the moments together; 10, 1939, in South- ard McCormick, Sr. and from old to new. As I sit port, Florida. Jeanie Lettrice Eloise Higgins. and wait with hopes to was a loving mother She is survived by meet again on the great and grandmother. A coyote is seen near the Emerald Coast Convention the love of her life, beaches of sand, with a She was preceded Center on Okaloosa Island in 2015. [KENT DUNNING/ her devoted husband, margarita in my hand, in death by her hus- CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] Johnny Madrid. basking in the sunlight band, William O. The sounds of waves with waves crashing at McNeil; and children, crashing on the sand my feet. The sounds of Mikell, Ted, Christa and children’s laughter the beach will keep my and Ollie McNeil. The family will in the air brought great mind full of pleasures Those left to cher- receive friends from Destin offi cials joy to her heart. These until we meet again. ish Jeanie’s memory 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, are the things that made Great joy and love to all. include her sons, Eddie Jan. 15, 2019, at Heri- my Angel want to leave A service for Toni McNeil (Jean) and tage Funeral Home. seek trapper’s her place to make this will be held at 3:30 Wayne McNeil; daugh- Funeral services will her home to stay. She p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19, ters, Trenna Mills be at 11 a.m. Wednes- has met great people in 2019, at The Carou- (Ron), Carol McNeil day, Jan. 16, 2019, assistance to her life and they brought sel, given by her loving (Dwayne) and Brenda at Heritage Funeral her great joy and love husband, the Spaniard. Proffitt (Jeff); 12 Home with the Rev. that filled her heart. She Family-Funeral & grandchildren; and 15 Duran McNeil offici- control coyotes was so kind to invite Cremation, Pensacola, great-grandchildren. ating. Interment will a beast into her heart, Florida, is in charge Serving as pallbear- follow at Southport she turned him into the of all arrangements. ers will be Dwayne Memorial Gardens. McNeil, Ron Mills, Those wishing to By Tony Judnich the wooded area on Doug Mills, Mark extend condolences 315-4438 | @Tonyjnwfdn the northeast corner HELEN FAYE BREEDLOVE Roberson, Nathan may do so at www. tjudnich@nwfdai- of Airport Road and 1930-2019 Roberson, Jeff Prof- heritagefhllc.com. lynews.com Commons Drive, just fitt, Jeffery McNeil Heritage Funeral Home west of the City Hall Helen Faye Breedlove, Graveside services and Eddie McNeil, Jr. & Cremation Services DESTIN — The Annex. 88, of Panama City, will be held at 2 p.m. Honorary pallbearers 247 N. Tyndall Parkway number of coyotes that Chris Hawthorne, Florida, passed away on Friday, Jan. 19, 2019, will be Caleb Was- Panama City, Fla. roam parts of town has manager of the 222-acre Sunday, Jan. 13, 2019. at Evergreen Memo- sum, Chase Roberson 850-785-1316 reached a “saturation Henderson Beach State She was born on rial Gardens. Honor- and Ethan Parker. point,” and the city Park, referred questions March 22, 1930, in ary pallbearers will be needs to start trapping about coyotes possi- Panama City, Florida, the Bay High School many of them, City bly being at the park to to W.E. and Vertie Class of 1947. MINDY LEMASTERS AMOS Councilman Parker the Florida Depart- Mae Sellars. She was In lieu of flowers, the 1973-2019 Destin said. ment of Environmental a bookkeeper for the family requests that At Monday’s council Protection, which over- sheriff’s office and an memorial donations be Mindy Lemasters meeting, Destin said sees the state parks electric company. made to Tender Love Amos, 45, of Lynn he has received a flurry system. She was preceded in and Care, 1241 N. East Haven, Florida, passed of calls during the past “While a pair of coy- death by her husband, Ave., Panama City, away Jan. 11, 2019. couple of months otes has been recently Ed Breedlove Sr.; and FL 32401, in memory She was born Dec. from residents whose observed at Hender- her parents. She is of Helen Breedlove. 19, 1973, in Panama domestic animals were son Beach State Park, survived by her son, Wilson Funeral Home City, Florida. She attacked by coyotes. they have not posed Arthur E. Breedlove Family Owned Since 1911 was a member of “I don’t think we a threat to visitors, Jr.; one granddaughter, 214 Airport Road Northstar Church. can get rid of them staff or other wildlife Abby Sanchez; and one Panama City, Fla. She was preceded in all,” Destin said of the at this time,” FDEP niece, Liz Breedlove. 850-785-5272 death by her husband, coyotes. spokeswoman Sarah Jeff Amos; and grand- But the city needs to Shellabarger wrote parents, Ron Lemasters set traps around town to Friday in an email. LEONARD SPIRES JETER Sr., Betty Lemasters try to reduce the coyote “However, when and Charles Tew. She with Ray Palmer offi- population in a humane a coyote does pose a Visitation for Leon- Methodist Church is survived by her ciating. The family fashion, he added. threat to visitor safety or ard Spires Jeter, 77, of where funeral services father, Ronnie Lemas- will receive friends Councilwoman Preb- cause impacts to other Vernon, Florida, who will begin at 4 p.m. ters (Angie); mother, at the funeral home ble Ramswell, who lives wildlife, such as nesting died Jan. 12, 2019, will Kent-Forest Lawn Debbie Lemasters; from noon to 1 p.m. in the Indian Bayou sea turtles, it is protocol be from 3-4 p.m. Fri- Funeral Home is han- stepdaughter, Kyn- Thursday, one hour neighborhood next to for park staff to contact day, Jan. 18, 2019, at dling arrangements. dal Amos and her prior to service time. Destin Executive Air- the U.S. Fish and Wild- Forest Lawn United daughter Zoe; broth- The family wishes to port, said a coyote killed life Service, who sends ers, Keith Lemasters thank all her doctors her family’s cat two a contracted trapper out and Kevin Lemasters who treated her during years ago. to remove the animal. PHIL MERKLEY DAVIS (Lisa); grandmother, the past several years, Coyotes are “a really According to park staff, Bobbie Tew; nieces especially Dr. Sidney bad problem” in Indian there haven’t been any Funeral services for The family will receive and nephews, Graden, Daffin. Those desiring Bayou, where they often coyotes trapped at Phil Merkley Davis, friends at the church Ben, Miles, Jake, Tyler to may make a dona- are seen running across Henderson Beach State 81, of Panama City, from 10-11 a.m. Inter- and McKenzie; aunts, tion to St. Andrews the golf course, and the Park within the past Florida, who died Jan. ment will follow at Cindy Tew, Tammy Community Medi- homeowners associa- year.” 14, 2019, will begin at 11 Greenwood Cemetery. Brown (Dennis), Terri cal Center in memory tion has hired a trapper, According to the Flor- a.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, Wilson Funeral Taylor (Bob) and Julie of Mindy Amos. Ramswell said. ida Fish and Wildlife 2019, at the Church of Home is handling Lemasters (Jack). Wilson Funeral Home The council directed Conservation Com- Jesus Christ of Latter- arrangements. A memorial service Family Owned City Manager Lance mission, coyotes began Day Saints in Callaway. will be held at 1 p.m. Since 1911 Johnson to solicit the expanding their range Thursday, Jan. 17, 214 Airport Road services of a trapper to into northwestern Flor- 2019, in the Wilson Panama City, Fla. remove coyotes from ida in the 1970s and are JOHN J. KIKILIDIS Funeral Home Chapel 850-785-5272 various parts of Destin. now considered to be a “We’re in search naturalized species in all Visitation for John J. Heritage Funeral Home. mode now and are 67 counties. Kikilidis, 57, of Foun- To extend condo- making those contacts,” To prevent problems tain, Florida, who died lences, visit www. city spokeswoman with coyotes, the FWC Jan. 12, 2019, will be heritagefhllc.com. Guidelines and deadlines Catherine Card said recommends cleaning from 3-5 p.m. Wednes- Thursday. up pet food, fallen fruit day, Jan. 16, 2019, at Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and An agreement with a and seed around bird relatives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves trapper might be ready feeders. the right to edit for AP style and format. Families for the council’s con- Other precautions CLARA “EVELYN” HOLLEY GAMBLE submitting notices must type them in a typeface and sideration at its Jan. 22 people should take font that can be scanned into a computer. Deadline meeting. include walking their Funeral services for Home. Interment will for obituaries is 3 p.m. daily for the following day’s Card said the city’s dog on a leash that is Clara “Evelyn” Holley follow in Greenwood newspaper. Obituaries may be e-mailed to pcnhobits@ recent uptick in coyote less than 6 feet long, Gamble, 89, of Panama Cemetery. The fam- pcnh.com or delivered to The News Herald, 501 W. 11th activity has occurred securing trash cans City, Florida, who died ily will receive friends St., Panama City. View today’s obituaries and sign the on various undeveloped and compost areas and Jan. 14, 2019, will begin from 6-8 p.m. Thursday online guest books of your loved ones at newsherald. parcels, including some closing off crawl spaces at 11 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18, at the funeral home. com/obituaries. heavily wooded areas. under porches and 2019, at Wilson Funeral One such parcel is sheds. * ** B4 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald

AREA & STATE BRIEFS

Staff and wire reports eyes and black hair. Thomas on Saturday. BLOUNTSTOWN and tree farmers and forest other forms of financial aid has family ties in Tallahas- “As we reach the two- Workshop to be held landowners will be there, such as Bright Futures, Pell CALLAWAY see and Gulf County, but year anniversary of this for tree farmers according to the press Grants, Stafford Loans, US Marshals offering was living in Bay County historic event, we want to release. or other non-Foundation reward for homicide at the time of the homicide. gather together once again With millions of acres of People are asked to reg- scholarships.” suspect Warrants have been in solidarity with women forest destroyed by Hurri- ister in advance as lunch Last year, the founda- issued for Thomas for across the nation, to high- cane Michal and economic is provided. Contact UF/ tion awarded more than The Bay County Sher- homicide: manslaughter light the challenges and damages estimated at $1.3 IFAS Calhoun Extension at 800 scholarships to stu- iff’s Office is asking with a firearm, and pos- triumphs of women and billion,a panel of experts 850-674-8323 to register. dents totaling more than for the public’s help in session of a firearm by a to commit to continued will be available to answer $900,000. To learn more, locating a suspect in the convicted felon. Thomas action,” a press release questions on Feb. 12. PANAMA CITY visit www.gcscfoundation. August shooting death of a should be considered armed said. “With record num- A day-long workshop is GCSC Foundation accepting org/scholarships. 19-year-old and dangerous, police said. bers of women elected to being offered at Rivertown scholarship applications in Callaway. The U.S. Marshals offices around the country, Community Church, 19359 TALLAHASSEE Jacorien Florida Regional Fugitive it is cause for celebration. State 71, Blountstown, to The Gulf Coast State DeSantis, FEMA chief to K. Thomas, Task Force has posted a There are now 126 women discuss what assistance is College (GCSC) Foundation tour hurricane damage 24, is $1,500 reward for Thomas. in the 116th Congress and available, what can be done is accepting scholarship wanted for Anyone with any informa- 67 women are now repre- with trees on the ground, applications for the 2019- Gov. Ron DeSantis said shooting tion is asked to contact the senting us across the state the tax implication, and 20 year, according to a news Monday he will return Thomas and killing Bay County Sheriff’s Office of Florida.” From 1-3 p.m. market status. release. to Northwest Florida on Demetrius at 747-4700 or Crime at Carl Gray Park, there The Florida Forest Ser- “All students planning Wednesday to tour damage Traylor in August in a Stoppers at 785-TIPS. will be speakers, organiza- vice, University of Florida to attend Gulf Coast in the from Hurricane Michael mobile home park on tion tables, including voter IFAS Extension, Florida fall 2019 academic term and that he expects Federal Cherry Street. Accord- PANAMA CITY registration for those with Tree Farm Program, Flor- are eligible to apply,” the Emergency Management ing to police reports, after Bay Indivisible hosting newly restored rights and a ida Forestry Association, news release stated. “High Agency Administrator shooting and killing Tray- march this Saturday march across the Hathaway Florida Fish and Wildlife school seniors are highly Brock Long to join him. lor, Thomas dragged his Bridge followed by informal Conservation Commission, encouraged to apply now in DeSantis said he hopes body outside to make the To celebrate the number discussions. People are USDA Natural Resources anticipation of their fresh- he and Long will be able to killing look like a drive-by of women elected and encouraged to bring signs, Conservation Service and man year at GCSC.” announce measures to help shooting. commemorate the 2017 a water bottle and a march- Farm Service Agency, forest Applicants must have victims of the Oct. 10 hurri- Thomas is described as a women’s mark, Bay Indi- ing buddy. and natural resource pro- a cumulative GPA of 2.0 cane that caused billions of black male, 5 feet 7 inches, visible will host a march For more information, go fessionals, forest products or higher and plan to take dollars in damage in parts of 160 pounds, with brown across the Hathaway Bridge to bayindivisible.com. industry, tax professionals, six or more credit hours the Panhandle. at GCSC. The deadline to DeSantis also said he does apply is March 15. “In most not think President Donald cases, our scholarships can Trump’s administration be used to help cover about should use disaster-relief 45 percent of a student’s funds to pay for a wall at tuition expenses,” Dunkin the Mexico-U.S. border. “I McLane, assistant director don’t think that you should of the GCSC Foundation, rob Peter to pay Paul on stated in the news release. that with disaster funds. … “They can be used to help That (disaster relief) money cover tuition, books and is very time-sensitive. I other educational costs. mean, they need it now, Our scholarships can also and we need to get moving be used in conjunction with on this,” DeSantis said.

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* ** B6 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald Water board chairman resigns after DeSantis request

GateHouse Media Florida board to step down. Diaz, who represents Bro- continue on land slated for Friday.” Melanie Peterson resigned O’Keefe, who formerly ward County, was appointed a reservoir south of Lake Diaz said in his resignation Jan. 1 before the DeSantis South Florida Water Man- served as chairman of the in May with a term set to Okeechobee while planning letter that he is proud of his request. Board members agement District governing nine-member voluntary expire in March 2022. for the $1.4 billion project is service as a board member. Brandon Tucker and Jim boardmem- board, said Monday that Board members ran underway. “It is my hope that the new Moran have said they don’t bers Daniel he resigned his post Friday. afoul of the newly minted “While I did not vote for administration, along with plan to resign, although O’Keefe O’Keefe’s term was not set governor and his environ- the lease extension, I com- the team at the SFWMD, Moran’s post expires in and Carlos to expire until March 2020. mental transition team mend the governor for his will continue to drive ini- March. Diaz have He was appointed origi- with chairman U.S. House focus on addressing the algae tiatives such as Everglades DeSantis had five seats to resigned nally in 2011 by former Gov. Rep. Brian Mast, R-Palm and red tide issues,” O’Keefe restoration, water supply, appoint even before Thurs- O’Keefe their posts Rick Scott and reappointed City, in November when wrote in an email. “I also water quality improvement day’s request, with Peterson following a in 2016. He represented they approved extending understand his desire to have and flood protection,” Diaz resigning, three terms expir- request by Gov. Ron DeSan- Glades, Okeechobee, Orange a lease that allowed sugar- his people on the board, and wrote. ing in March and Diaz not yet tis last week for the entire and Osceola counties. cane farming to temporarily I submitted my resignation Former board member confirmed by the Senate.

State Sen. Joe Gruters tapped to lead Florida Republicans

By Jim Saunders chosen Saturday to lead the Hill who has served as chair- President Donald Trump is election cycle,” Gruters Senate seat are not slated The News Service of Florida Republican Party of Florida. man of the state party since expected to run for a second said. “I anticipate working to occur until 2020. Gruters, who defeated 2015. term. He also pointed to with Gov. DeSantis to push But Gruters will preside TALLAHASSEE — Enter- Charlotte County State In a statement released helping Gov. Ron DeSantis, his bold agenda forward for over the party during an ing an election cycle in which Committeeman Bob Starr in after the vote, Gruters said who took office Tuesday. our great state, securing election cycle that will be Florida again will be a key a 192-25 vote at the party’s he will work with county “Our party is in a battle another term for our Presi- important for the state Leg- battleground in the race for annual meeting in Orlando, party officials and local for the soul of America, dent Donald J. Trump and islature, in part because the the White House, state Sen. will replace Blaise Ingoglia, a elected officials heading and Florida will be criti- making Florida red again.” winners in 2020 will direct Joe Gruters of Sarasota was House member from Spring into the 2020 elections, as cal heading into the next Gruters, a certified public the once-a-decade redis- accountant and long- tricting process. The GOP, time leader of the Sarasota which has totally controlled County Republican Party, the Legislature since 1996, was elected to the Senate in is almost a sure bet to retain November after serving two control of the Republican- years in the House. Because dominated House in 2020, he technically won a special but it holds a narrower election to replace former 23-17 edge in the Senate. Sen. Greg Steube, who ran While Democrats made for Congress in November, some gains in legislative Gruters will be on the ballot and congressional races in in 2020 for another term in the 2018 elections, Republi- the Senate. cans took home the biggest But the 2020 elections prizes. DeSantis defeated will be dominated by the Democratic gubernatorial presidential race, as swing- candidate Andrew Gillum, state Florida will be a focus and former Gov. Rick Scott for Republicans and Dem- toppled veteran Demo- ocrats. Gruters served as a cratic U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson. co-chairman of the Trump The most-notable win campaign in Florida in for Democrats was Nikki 2016. Fried’s victory in the race The 2020 ballot is not for agriculture commis- expected to include other sioner. That victory put statewide races, as the next a Democrat on the state campaigns for governor, Cabinet for the first time Cabinet offices and a U.S. in eight years.

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DIVERSIONS

DEAR ABBY Wife gets the silent treatment without knowing reason why

me to bounce right back? — some extra “family” in their TIED IN KNOTS IN TEXAS hometown. — UNFULFILLED DEAR TIED IN KNOTS: You’re GRANDMA IN MINNESOTA in a long marriage. Has your DEAR UNFULFILLED: Unless the husband always behaved this parents get to know you well, it way? Talk to him about it at isn’t likely they would entrust JJeanneeanne PPhillipshillips a time when he’s himself and their children to your care. not in one of his silent phases. However, this doesn’t mean As you should be aware by you cannot volunteer your time DEAR ABBY: My husband and now, not all men are good to help children in need. One I have been married more than at expressing their feelings. organization is Big Brothers Big 20 years. Once in a while, he’ll Rather than become upset Sisters of America (bbbs.org), stop being affectionate and with him, ASK if he is upset which offers opportunities to ceases talking to me. Obvi- with you. If the answer is no, mentor. Another that might ously, he is upset. He holds it believe him and give him his appeal to you is Foster Grand- together for our children, but I space. It would be consid- parents, which is sponsored by get the serious cold shoulder. erate (and mature) of him, the Corporation for National He won’t tell me why he is however, to warn you when and Community Service. unhappy. He simply expects he’s upset about something You could also call the me to give him “space.” This that has nothing to do with hospitals in your area and ask is difficult because I assume you, without prompting. if they need someone to come it’s something I have done, DEAR ABBY: Is there an in on a regular basis to hold and I want to make it right. organization that matches and rock premature infants After several days, he’ll start seniors who would love to and newborns. If you contact coming around and talk- be grandmothers with fami- CASA for Children (casa- ing to me again, and he lies that need grandparents forchildren.org), you could expects me to jump right back for their child/children? become a court-appointed into our usual behavior. I’m a 70-year-old recent advocate for abused and It generally takes me some widow who has no grandchil- neglected children and teens, time to warm back up to him, dren to love, take places, play which may provide the emo- which doesn’t make him games with or just be with. I tional satisfaction you need and very happy since he doesn’t would think in every city there fill the void you are feeling. see anything wrong with his are children with no seniors in needing space. I realize that’s their lives, seniors who could Dear Abby is written by Abi- true, but should I be expected make great grandparents. It gail Van Buren, also known to put aside my hurt feelings would be a win-win for both as Jeanne Phillips, and was overnight? How can I deal the child and the senior. It could founded by her mother, Pau- with these difficult days so also be a blessing for a single line Phillips. Contact Dear I won’t feel so alone and get mother or father to have some- Abby at www.DearAbby. upset with him? And what one to help out with emer- com or P.O. Box 69440, should I do when he expects gency child care or just have Los Angeles, CA 90069.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

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HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

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* ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 15, 2019 C1 SPORTS Lee accepts Holmes job

By Dustin Kent coaching job at Holmes more,” he said. in 2016 and 2017 when he believe and get everybody on [email protected] County on Jan. 10, replacing “I’ve always said that as led the program to its first- the same page. Then you’ve former coach Kevin Womble, much as I enjoy Friday nights, ever playoff berth in Class got to declare it; you’ve got to After coaching for 30 years and was set to be introduced it’s all the stuff that leads up 4A. At Holmes County he speak those things and make it in Georgia and three more in at a meet-and-greet at the to game time that I enjoy the succeeds Womble, who was public that it’s the language of Bay County, spending the past high school on Monday night. most. You only get 10 games, 19-21 in four seasons with the your program and how you’re year away from the sideline Lee, who applied to several but you spend so much time Blue Devils with one playoff going to do things on a daily was an eye-opening experi- jobs this offseason, most of away from the field with these appearance in 2017. process to get you to that ence for Jeff Lee. them in Georgia, said the itch kids practicing, preparing, As of Monday, Lee hadn’t belief. Then you’ve got to act While the former North Bay to get back into coaching was watching film, and that’s what met with his new players, on it. That’s what everybody Haven head football coach a powerful enough force to drives me. We’re around these but he said when he did get to sees, the physical work, the said he appreciated the oppor- push him to accept the Blue kids a lot, and one of the things speak with them he would lay community work, academic tunity to spend more time Devils job. I miss more than anything is out his blueprint for success work, everybody doing their with his family while also get- “I was able to go watch those relationships and doing and how he believes the Blue part to put into action those ting to visit with other coaches practices around the area and all those little things through- Devils can get back to com- things we believe in. and observe other programs, see all these schools doing out the year that get you ready peting at a high level. “That’s what we’ll build like most coaches, the lure of it this way or that way and to play.” “I believe in doing three around. We’ll guide them to the sideline and adrenaline of watching them prepare during Lee was 10-21 in his things if you want something the end result and put it in Friday nights was ultimately the week for Friday nights, three-year stint with the Buc- accomplished,” he said. “No. action to get it done. We want too tough for Lee to resist. and it really made me appre- caneers, going 0-10 in 2015 1, you have to believe; you’ve everybody jumping on board Lee accepted the head ciate the last 34 years even before winning five games got to find your common and getting after it.”

Battle, Avoiding the letdown Syracuse topple No. 1 Duke in OT

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Tyus Battle scored a season-high 32 points, and Syracuse used its 2-3 zone defense to rattle No. 1 Duke in overtime as the Orange pulled off the upset, 95-91 on Monday night. Paschal Chukwu added 10 points and a career-high 18 rebounds while Elijah Hughes added 20 points, Frank Howard finished with 16 and Oshae Brissett had 14 for the Orange (12-5, 3-1 Atlantic Coast Conference). Syracuse held Duke to 2-of-8 shooting in overtime and to just 21 percent shooting from 3-point range while earning its second vic- tory at Cameron Indoor Stadium in three years. Battle’s jumper about Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid, left, meets with Indianapolis Colts coach Frank Reich. [AP PHOTO/CHARLIE NEIBERGALL] a minute into OT gave Syracuse the lead for Chiefs’ Reid trying was instead wired and buoy- postseason dreams on mul- taking over a franchise good at 89-88. Duke to rewrite history ant, eager to take on the vast tiple occasions, but who will coming off a two-win season followed that with four rebuilding job of the Kansas have to earn their own trip and marked by on- and off- consecutive empty pos- KANSAS CITY, Mo. — City Chiefs. back to the Super Bowl by field misery. And getting to sessions — three missed Andy Reid sat inside an Eager to answer the critics beating the AFC's top seed this point hasn't been easy, 3s and a turnover that opulent suite high above the that claimed he lost it those on the road Sunday. either, with more playoff Howard turned into an field in Arrowhead Stadium final years in Philly. "I think this is big for our disappointments marking his easy layup. six years ago, a sparkle in his Eager to prove to everyone fans. It's big for our family," first five seasons. RJ Barrett’s 3 pulled eyes and a broad smile hiding that he can win the big game. Reid said Monday. "There's a Twice his Chiefs teams the Blue Devils to 93-91, underneath his bushy, red Now, the affable coach with lot that goes into it, from the have lost by one point, and but Chukwu coun- mustache. the self-deprecating sense head coach's standpoint to once by two, when the Steel- tered with a dunk from He had just been fired by of humor has the Chiefs one the players' standpoint. ers beat them in the divisional Howard to make it a the Philadelphia Eagles after game away from playing in "There's going to be a lot of round at Arrowhead Stadium five-point game. a mostly successful 14-year their first Super Bowl in 49 distractions here," he added. in a game in which Pittsburgh Zion Williamson had run highlighted by a Super years. "It's important to focus on the never scored a touchdown. a career-high 35 points Bowl appearance, and by all Standing in the way are job." Twice they've blown and 10 rebounds, and accounts he should have been the New England Patriots, a It's the job Reid sought weary and beaten. But he team that has ruined Reid's when he signed on in 2013, See CHIEFS, C3 See SYRACUSE, C3

Serena Williams returns to Australian Open with win

By John Pye Tatjana Maria, another mom left the arena. The Associated Press who lives close to Williams “Yeah, I think the last time in Florida and visits for play I was here, I was pregnant MELBOURNE, Australia dates with their daughters. and playing at the same time — Serena Williams jumped It was overwhelming for — which is insane,” Williams straight back in where she left Maria, who got just two of said. “It’s kind of weird walk- off at the Australian Open, her first serves into play in ing back on, by myself this returning for the first time the first set and didn’t have time.” since winning the title in 2017 game points until she held in Williams considers the 2017 when she was pregnant with the fourth game of the second victory here among the best her first child. set. She was in tears as the of her 23 Grand Slam singles United States’ Serena Williams prepares to hit a forehand return Williams conceded only pair hugged at the net follow- titles, giving everything that to Germany’s Tatjana Maria during their fi rst round match at the five points in the first set ing the match, and Williams was going on. Since returning Australian Open on Tuesday in Melbourne, Australia. [KIN CHEUNG/THE and was completely clini- joined the crowd in giving the ASSOCIATED PRESS] cal in a 6-0, 6-2 win over German player a clap as she See TENNIS, C3 * ** C2 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald SPORTS TICKER

IN BRIEF AFC NO. 1: CHIEFS RALEIGH, N.C. Ground Duke stays at No. 1; Kentucky, Marquette rise control, Duke remained firmly entrenched at No. 1 for major a fourth straight week in The Associated Press men’s college basketball Tom poll, which was enough to give its Hall of Fame Patriots offense coach another record. thriving after The Blue Devils led emphasis of an unchanged top 10 in AFC NO. 2: PATRIOTS rushing game takes Monday’s AP Top 25 and pressure off Brady spent their sixth week on top this season. That gave coach Mike Krzyze- By Kyle Hightower wski his 122nd week The Associated Press at No. 1 in the AP poll, breaking a tie with the FOXBOROUGH, Mass. late UCLA coach John — This much is clear Wooden for the most in about the Patriots’ latest poll history. run to the AFC champi- Duke had set a pro- onship game: it’s come gram record for most with a lot of introspec- weeks at No. 1 in the AP tion and reinvention on poll in November, also NFC NO. 1: SAINTS offense. by passing UCLA. Gone are the days in The Blue Devils stayed which New England can at No. 1 after Atlantic just bank on Tom Brady Coast Conference road pilingupfour-touchdown wins at Wake Forest and games on a weekly basis Florida State, the latter or can simply toss the ball coming on a last-second in Rob Gronkowski’s orbit 3-pointer by freshman in crunch time and expect Cam Reddish. great things to happen. Brady, while not show- NEW YORK ing accelerated signs of ND women solidify No. 1 decline at age 41, did look ranking in AP hoops poll more human during his NFC NO. 2: RAMS 19th NFL season with Notre Dame remained only one four-touchdown No. 1 in The Associated game and 11 interceptions Press women’s college — his most picks since basketball poll after 2013. beating then-No. 2 Lou- Gronk isn’t as old as isville last week. Brady, but he’s certainly The Fighting Irish more beaten up and play- received 23 first- ing with a body that after place votes from the multiple injuries and sur- 30-member national geries had him seriously media panel on Monday. thinking about retirement Louisville fell to fourth, after last season’s Super swapping places with Bowl loss. Baylor, which received [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTOS] Following a regular six first-place votes. season that saw New UConn moved into a England lose five games tie with the Lady Bears — its most losses since for the No. 2 slot. The 2009— Bill Belichick rec- Huskies got the final ognized the need for this first-place vote. The team to lean even more Irish beat Louisville by 14 1-2 punch on its collective offensive points and then routed strength. Wake Forest by 30. The result has been Oregon rounded out a team that has redis- the first five teams in covered its ability to run the poll. Top 4 scoring machines power the football and wear Stanford, Mississippi teams down. New Eng- State, North Carolina land did it successfully State, Maryland and into NFL championship games in Sunday’s 41-28 divi- Oregon State fill out the sional-round win over the top 10. By Barry Wilner to win during the season,” City. Not because the Patri- Los Angeles Chargers . It The Associated Press Brees said after the 20-14 vic- ots are staunch, but because will be needed again for FRISCO, TEXAS tory.Everygamekindofstood the Chiefs have a tendency New England to upend Cogliano to Stars, NEW ORLEANS — The big alone, but many of them came to make big plays, to score a youth-led Kansas City Shore to Ducks in trade boys showed up this weekend down to third quarter, fourth quickly. Chiefs team in the AFC and showed those usurpers quarter, second half-type New England — and New title game. The Dallas Stars fromthewild-cardroundhow comebacks and it took every- Orleans — showed tre- “You can’t get one- acquired Andrew Cogli- it’s done. body. It took maybe a big play mendous aptitude for long, dimensionalinthesetypes ano from the Anaheim The top two seeds from on offense or a big play on clock-eating drives on of games,” Brady said. Ducks on Monday for the AFC and NFC returned defense or abig play on special Sunday. The Rams have their “It’s too tough against Devin Shore in a swap of to action in their comfort- teams to kind of turn the tide. super running back in All-Pro too many good teams. low-scoring veteran for- able home settings — ice and But they were all great team Todd Gurley, and a dynamic You get to this point and wards on two frustrated snow and chills be darned in victories and it looks like that offensive scheme. No matter there’s very little margin teams. the AFC — and swatted aside carriedoverintotheplayoffs.” how it’s sliced, champion- of error and you’re going The 31-year-old Cogli- the survivors of the opening One lesson, perhaps, from ship weekend is going to have to have to be good in ano has just three goals set of games. Only the Saints all four divisional-round a shootout taste. all phases. Running it, and eight assists in 46 struggled against the resilient contests: Balance is going to So let’s see who can sour throwing it, kicking it, games this season after defending Super Bowl cham- matter. that taste with a huge helping playing defense, every- scoring just his second pion Eagles, and even as that We know these teams can of D. thing. We’ll have to do it goal in three months game wore on, New Orleans lightupthescoreboard;forthe Maybe the Chiefs, who again.” SundaynightintheDucks’ wore out Philadelphia. first time, the top four scoring rompedpasttheNFL’shottest Sony Michel scored overtimelossatWinnipeg. Sure, the Eagles had a clubsintheleaguemakeupthe team, Indianapolis, 31-13. KC three touchdowns and The loss was Anaheim’s chance to move on even after final four. But if you can’t play is adept at rushing the passer rushed for 129 yards 11th consecutive defeat, blowing an early 14-0 lead solid defense at some point, and that seemed to be its only against the Chargers. extending the longest skid and then being dominated for you’re probably doomed. strength without the ball. Ask The three scores were in franchise history. nearly three quarters. But the “The only thing we’re Andrew Luck and Marlon the most ever by a Patriots Ducks general man- Saints (14-3) got through it, thinking is get on the field and Mack, though. They’ll bear rookie in a playoff game. ager Bob Murray thanked and they’ll likely be the better get back off the field,”Patriots witness to the Chiefs’ ability Michel’s backfield Cogliano for 7½ years for it when they host the Rams safety Devin McCourty said to take control on defense. mateswereequallyactive. of steady play, but (13-4) next Sunday. after a 41-28 romp over the Maybe the Patriots, who Rex Burkhead added acknowledged his offen- It’s certainly easier on the Chargers. “We play defense. other than a long TD pass a 6-yard TD run and sive limitations were a nerves when you pretty much We know how hard it is if an to Keenan Allen in the first James White’s 15 catches problem. Anaheim is blow away the opposition, as offense has a long drive ... and quarter,never werepushed by tied Darren Sproles for 30th among the NHL’s 31 the Chiefs (13-4) and Patriots if we can go and get stops and PhilipRiversandtheChargers’ the most receptions in a teams with just 109 goals (12-5) did. The Rams never get the (New England offense) offense until garbage time. single game in NFL play- this season. seemed threatened by the right back out there.It’s tough Maybe the Rams, who held off history. “We’re trying to get Cowboys down the stretch as a defense, for one, to get league leader Ezekiel Elliott to They had a season-best younger, obviously, but Saturday night. But Drew the adjustments that are hap- 47 yards rushing in a 30-22 four rushing touchdowns. we’re also looking for Breesandcompanyhavesome pening, to catch your breath victory over Dallas that was The 155 rushing yards also some people with a little evaluating and adjusting to do — like, you just feel like you’re moreone-sidedthanthescore marked the Patriots’ fifth more creativity, because after the banged-up Eagles out there, you’re out there.” shows. time with 130 or more we’re not scoring enough nearly pulled off another Ifthere’sonedefenseamong And maybe the Saints, who yards since their bye goals,” Murray said in a stunner. the final four that might not be yielded 153 yards in the first week. New England has phone interview. Brees is certain a lesson has on the field for long stretches, quarter at New Orleans, then not lost a game this season been learned. it could be New England gave up 72 in the next two when rushing for 100 or The Associated Press “We found a bunch of ways when it journeys to Kansas periods combined. more yards as a team. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 15, 2019 C3

PREP ROUNDUP Bay girls ease by Graceville for 3rd straight win

The News Herald adding 16 points. Yasmine Wilmot with 11 points, scored a goal in the waning NBH 0, Booker T. Dolphins picked up their Trammell also scored nine Michael McLaughlin with seconds of the match to Washington 0 fourth consecutive vic- PANAMA CITY — The points, with Nakobie nine, and Corey Turner get the tie and move to tory to improve to 6-5 Bay girls basketball team Smith adding eight. Jas- with eight. 10-7-2 on the season. PENSACOLA — The overall and 3-2 in District notched their third victory mine Bellamy was the top Spencer Burden was Arnold is now 7-3-2. Buccaneers are now 7-2-1 2-3A. in a row Monday night by scorer for the Tigers with the top scorer for the Olivia Lebdaoui had on the season, while the Carson Weiers scored knocking off Graceville 36 points. Seahawks (2-12) with 16 two goals and Rebecca Wildcats are 4-5-5. three goals for Mosley, 66-50. points, with Barrett Wal- Maddox added a goal and NBH next plays Bay on with Austin Priemer The Tornadoes BOYS BASKETBALL drop adding 10 points, and an assist for the Marlins. Wednesday at Frank adding a goal and an improved to 12-5 on the South Walton 55, NBH 53 Tyler Mitchum eight. Alexia Griffin and Trinity Nelson Park. assist. Nick Laymon season with the win, while Chester also had assists scored a goal, while the Tigers fell to 5-14. LYNN HAVEN — Tevin GIRLS SOCCER for Arnold. LATE PREP FRIDAY Chandler Gilligan, Christionna Faison scored Royster scored 17 points Arnold 3, Tate 3 Mosley 5, Wakulla 1 Caiden Eddy, and Markus 20 points to lead the way to lead the Buccaneers McNally all tallied assists. for Bay, with Kamiya Gillis (2-11), followed by Wesley CANTONMENT — Tate SAND HILLS — The

That loss to the Patri- CHIEFS ots, of course, was as deflating as any postsea- From Page C1 son defeat. The Eagles trailed that 18-point leads, some- game by 10 points late, thing that has only but used up several pre- happened two other times cious minutes with a in NFL history. series of short passing Three years ago, the plays to get the touch- Chiefs finally won their down they needed. They first playoff game in were left with little time more than two decades to march for the tying only to blow their shot field goal, and Reid at the AFC title game in was saddled with criti- New England. The Chiefs cism for his poor time trailed by 14 in the fourth management. quarter, but used 16 plays It has turned out to to score the first of two be a criticism that has touchdowns they needed, haunted Reid most of his and ultimately ran out of career. time. His guys have never “I don’t get caught been on board with it, up in any of that,” said though. Reid has always Reid, who even after a been considered a play- 31-13 win over the Colts ers’ coach, passing on on Saturday is just 2-4 in the praise and shoulder- the playoffs with Kansas ing the blame, whether City. “I’m into history it was during his days [--] I love history [--] as an assistant coach in but only if it makes you Green Bay or when he was better. You learn from it leading Philadelphia to a and move forward. That’s series of NFC title games. the important thing.” “I’ve learned a ton To be sure, Reid has just from being around had plenty of learning Coach Reid,” said Patrick opportunities. Mahomes, the Chiefs’ He’s been in 25 playoff record-setting young games over the course quarterback. “I think he’s Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid, left, watches quarterback Patrick Mahomes warm up for the team’s game of 20 seasons as a head a huge reason why we’ve against the Oakland Raiders. [BEN MARGOT/ASSOCIATED PRESS/FILE] coach, the most of any- had success this season.” body without winning the Reid showed against Super Bowl. Indianapolis he’s learned three of them, and set the coach with Andy, but prior to head coaches. a long time. Gets the most In fact, his one Super from past playoff failures, tone early in a game they we’ve competed many “I’ve always had a out of his players, puts Bowl appearance — when eschewing a conservative dominated the whole times, and played him in tremendous amount of them in the right position, the Eagles were beaten approach from yesteryear way. a lot of preseason games respect for the way he plays very competi- by Bill Belichick and the for a go-for-broke men- “It’s always a tough in Philadelphia and then does things,” he added. tively always but always Patriots in 2005 — is the tality. The Chiefs went matchup against Andy,” obviously in Kansas City, “He does as good a job as in a respectful way, the fewest of any coach with for it on fourth down on Belichick said. “I’ve never and going back to when anybody in the National way the game should be 20 playoff games. four occasions, converted had the opportunity to we were coordinators Football League. Has for played.”

of two free throws. The defi cit in half. She’s only lost one of her 6-2 win over 18-year-old SYRACUSE Longhorns pulled down TENNIS last 22 matches at the sea- wild-card entry Destanee the rebound and Courtney NO. 19 MARYLAND 64, son-opening major, which Aiava in the first match on From Page C1 Ramey buried a 3-pointer WISCONSIN 60: Anthony From Page C1 she has won seven times. Rod Laver Arena on Day 2. to get them within 79-78 Cowan Jr. hit a pivotal The 37-year-old Wil- “I expected it to be with 8.9 seconds left in the 3-pointer with 44 seconds to the tour following the liams said she loves to test tough — obviously playing has free throw with 16.2 game. They quickly fouled left, and Maryland edged birth of Alexis Olympia, herself early in the year an Aussie on Rod Laver,” seconds left in regula- Garrett, a 64-percent foul Wisconsin after blow- Williams hasn’t added to after practicing “hard for Keys told the crowd. tion tied it at 85 for Duke shooter, and he made the ing a 21-point lead in the her list of majors, having that first hit.” “Thanks for the love, (14-2, 3-1), but he missed second of two free throws second half. Back in the lost the finals at Wimble- “I like to jump into the anyway.” a second go-ahead foul to give the Longhorns a AP Top 25 for the fi rst time don and the U.S. Open. deep end and swim,” she She broke Aiava’s serve shot. Brissett grabbed the chance. But after racing since early December, “Literally the best win said. four times and fended rebound for Syracuse, but the ball up fl oor, they the Terrapins marked the of my career,” she recalled The 16th-seeded Wil- off the only break-point Battle’s 3-pointer before settled for a contested 3 occasion with a strange Tuesday in a post-match liams will face either chance she faced. Aaiva, the buzzer bounced off from Febres that clanked hot-and-cold performance TV interview. “Just excit- Eugenie Bouchard or wild- didn’t help herself with the back iron. harmlessly off the side of against a perennial Big Ten ing to be back.” card entry Peng Shuai in six double-faults. Keys Barrett finished with the rim. contender before emerg- At Melbourne Park, the second round. has reached the semifinals 23 points on 8-of-30 ing with their sixth straight she’s now on an eight- Madison Keys opened or at three of the last five shooting, and added PITTSBURGH 75, NO. 11 win. Maryland (15-3, match winning streak. her season with a 6-2, Grand Slam tournaments. 16 rebounds and nine FLORIDA STATE 62: Trey 6-1) led by 10 after eight assists. McGowens had 30 points minutes and 38-17 with and seven rebounds, 17:47 remaining before the NO. 7 KANSAS 80, TEXAS Xavier Johnson scored Badgers (11-6, 3-3) roared 78: Lagerald Vick scored 16 and Pittsburgh pulled back to take a 60-59 lead 21 points, Marcus Gar- away late for a win over with 2:01 to go. Cowan rett added a career-high No. 11 Florida State. turned it around with his 20, and Kansas held on McGowens, a fresh- long-range jumper, and to beat Texas when Jase man guard, attacked the the Terps held on after Febres’ 3-pointer at the bigger, deeper Seminoles Wisconsin’s Nate Reuvers buzzer never came close. relentlessly to help the missed two 3-pointers Dedric Lawson added 17 Panthers (12-5, 2-2 Atlantic in the fi nal 33 seconds. points and eight rebounds Coast Conference) end Reuvers scored a career- for the Jayhawks (15-2, a 13-game losing streak high 18 for Wisconsin. 4-1 Big 12), who blew a against ranked teams. 10-point second-half lead Pitt’s previous victory NEBRASKA 66, NO. 25 before escaping with their over a team in the AP Top INDIANA 51: Glynn Watson 10th straight win over the 25 came against Florida Jr. scored 15 points and Longhorns. The game was State on Feb. 18, 2017. Last Isaiah Copeland added 14 tied at 73 when Lawson Tuesday, McGowens set a to help Nebraska upset No. made a pair of foul shots. school record by pouring 25 Indiana. The Cornhusk- Texas big man Dylan in 33 points in a victory ers (13-4, 3-3 Big Ten) Osetkowski was forced over Louisville. He threat- have won two straight into a jump ball at the ened the mark just six overall and three straight other end to give Kansas days later thanks in large in the series. They never possession again, and Vick part to going 18 of 19 from trailed. Romeo Langford knocked down a 3 from the the line. Johnson overcame had 18 points and Juwan wing with 1:31 left in the seven turnovers to score Morgan fi nished with 17 on game to give the Jayhawks seven points down the a miserable shooting night a cushion. The teams stretch, including a driving for the Hoosiers (12-5, 3-3), swapped empty posses- layup with 2:43 remaining who have lost three in a sions and Texas (10-7, 2-3) that helped restore Pitt’s row. Indiana’s 10-game was forced to foul Lawson, advantage to 65-55 after home winning streak also who missed the second Florida State cut a 10-point ended. * ** C4 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 | The News Herald

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Ryan Harrison, United States, def. Jiri Vesely, SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB Grambling State 77, Alcorn State 42 AREA EVENTS EBRO SCHEDULE Czech Republic, 6-0, 7-5, 6-3. Miami 21 20 .512 — Maryland 64, Wisconsin 60 Daniil Medvedev (15), Russia, def. Lloyd Charlotte 20 23 .465 2 Norfolk State 75, Bethune-Cookman 68 MONDAY Harris, South Africa, 6-1, 6-2, 6-1. Orlando 19 24 .442 3 SC State 70, Coppin State 68 Boys basketball p.m. Matinee: Fabio Fognini (12), Italy, def. Jaume Antoni Washington 18 26 .409 4½ Syracuse 95, Duke 91, OT Rutherford at PSJ 6:30 Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:25 a.m., Munar Clar, Spain, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (7), 3-1, ret. Atlanta 13 30 .302 9 Morgan State at Howard, late Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Leonardo Mayer, Argentina, def. Nicolas CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB Alabama State at MVSU, late p.m. Boys soccer Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Jarry, Chile, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (3), 4-6, 6-3. Milwaukee 30 12 .714 — Southern U. at Jackson State, late Ilya Ivashka, Belarus, def. Malek Jaziri, Bozeman at Wewa 7 p.m. Rutherford at Freeport Palm Beach noon. Indiana 28 14 .667 2 Wisconsin at Maryland, late Evening: Tunisia, 4-6, 7-6 (6), 6-1, 4-0, ret. Detroit 18 23 .439 11½ MIDWEST Dothan at Mosley 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Ivo Karlovic, Croatia, def. Hubert Hurkacz, Chicago 10 33 .233 20½ Kansas 80, Texas 78 Poland, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (5), 7-6 (3), 7-6 (5). Cleveland 9 35 .205 22 Nebraska 66, Indiana 51 TUESDAY Kei Nishikori (8), Japan, def. Kamil SOUTHWEST Girls basketball Girls soccer Matinee: Majchrzak, Poland, 3-6, 6-7 (6), 6-0, 6-2, WESTERN CONFERENCE Ark.-Pine Bluff 50, Alabama A&M 49 Thoroughbred simulcast: Parx 11:25 a.m. 3-0, ret. SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Baylor at Oklahoma State, late Bay at Rutherford 6 p.m. Rutherford at Freeport Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m. Alex Bolt, Australia, def. Jack Sock, United Houston 25 18 .581 — FAR WEST Bozeman at Wewa 4:30 5:30 p.m. States, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. San Antonio 25 20 .556 1 N. Colorado at Montana State, late WEDNESDAY Gilles Simon (29), France, def. Bjorn New Orleans 20 23 .465 5 p.m. Franklin County at Boze- Matinee: Fratangelo, United States, 7-6 (2), 6-4, 6-2. Dallas 20 23 .465 5 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Arnold at Crestview 6:30 man 5 p.m. Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 Pierre-Hugues Herbert, France, def. Sam Memphis 19 24 .442 6 THE AP TOP 25 POLL a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 a.m. Greyhound Querrey, United States, 5-7, 7-6 (6), 6-3, 6-1. NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ p.m. Leon vs. Mosley at TOS simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Borna Coric (11), Croatia, def. Steve Darcis, Denver 29 13 .690 — women’s college basketball poll, with fi rst- Belgium, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. Oklahoma City 26 16 .619 3 Dothan at Mosley 5:30 6 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm place votes in parentheses, records through Beach noon. Marton Fucsovics, Hungary, def. Albert Portland 26 18 .591 4 Jan. 13, total points based on 25 points for a Evening: Ramos-Vinolas, Spain, 6-3, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-3. Utah 23 21 .523 7 fi rst-place vote through one point for a 25th- Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Derby Minnesota 21 22 .488 8½ place vote and last week’s ranking: Lane 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Women’s Singles PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB RECORD PTS. LWR ON THE AIR First Round Golden State 29 14 .674 — 1. Notre Dame (23) 16-1 736 1 THURSDAY Eugenie Bouchard, Canada, def. Shuai Peng, L.A. Clippers 24 18 .571 4½ 2. Baylor (6) 13-1 706 4 China, 6-2, 6-1. Matinee: L.A. Lakers 23 21 .523 6½ 2. UConn (1) 14-1 706 3 Serena Williams (16), United States, def. Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Sacramento 22 21 .512 7 4. Louisville 15-1 652 2 Today Golf: The Bahamas Great Tatjana Maria, Germany, 6-0, 6-2. a.m., Gulfstream 11:35 a.m., Santa Anita 3 Phoenix 11 33 .250 18½ 5. Oregon 15-1 621 5 Johanna Konta, Britain, def. Ajla Tomljanovic, Exuma Classic, third p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Sarasota 11:30 6. Stanford 14-1 615 6 Australia, 7-6 (4), 2-6, 7-6 (7). a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Palm Beach Saturday’s Games 7. Mississippi State 15-1 571 7 COLLEGE BASKETBALL round, Bahamas Karolina Pliskova (7), Czech Republic, def. noon. Detroit 109, L.A. Clippers 104 8. N.C. State 17-0 542 8 Karolina Muchova, Czech Republic, 6-3, 6-2. (MEN’S) 9:30 p.m. Evening: Miami 112, Memphis 108 9. Maryland 15-1 505 9 Qiang Wang (21), China, def. Fiona Ferro, Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Orlando 105, Boston 103 10. Oregon State 14-2 482 10 5:30 p.m. GOLF — European Tour France, 6-4, 6-3. Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. Minnesota 110, New Orleans 106 11. Texas 14-2 452 11 Aleksandra Krunic, Serbia, def. Zarina Diyas, Oklahoma City 122, San Antonio 112 12. Syracuse 14-2 427 12 FS1 — Seton Hall at Golf: Abu Dhabi HSBC Kazakhstan, 3-6, 7-5, 6-1. FRIDAY Phoenix 102, Denver 93 13. Gonzaga 16-1 369 14 Providence Championship, fi rst Anastasija Sevastova (13), Latvia, def. Mona Sacramento 104, Charlotte 97 Matinee: 14. Marquette 14-3 352 15 Barthel, Germany, 6-3, 6-1. Utah 110, Chicago 102 Thoroughbred simulcast: Gulfstream 11:35 15. South Carolina 12-4 273 21 6 p.m. round, Abu Dhabi Elise Mertens (12), Belgium, def. Anna- Sunday’s Games a.m., Aqueduct 11:20 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 16. Kentucky 15-3 243 16 Karolina Schmiedlova, Slovakia, 6-2, 7-5. Philadelphia 108, New York 105 BTN — Rutgers at Purdue 5 a.m. (WEDNESDAY) a.m., Santa Anita 3 p.m. Greyhound simul- 17. Michigan State 12-3 217 23 Anastasia Potapova, Russia, def. Pauline Toronto 140, Washington 138, 2OT cast: Sarasota 11:30 a.m., Derby Lane 11:30 18. Iowa State 13-3 202 20 CBSSN — Southern Illi- GOLF — European Tour Parmentier, France, 6-4, 7-6 (5). Milwaukee 133, Atlanta 114 p.m., Palm Beach noon. 19. Arizona State 12-4 192 19 Madison Keys (17), United States, def. Orlando 116, Houston 109 nois at Illinois State Golf: Abu Dhabi HSBC Evening: 20. Rutgers 13-3 163 — Destanee Aiava, Australia, 6-2, 6-2. Golden State 119, Dallas 114 Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm 20. Tennessee 12-4 163 13 ESPN — Kentucky at Championship, fi rst Monday’s Results Denver 116, Portland 113 Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane 22. Iowa 11-4 146 17 Men’s Singles Cleveland 101, L.A. Lakers 95 Georgia round, Abu Dhabi 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. 23. Minnesota 12-3 76 18 First Round Monday’s Games 24. DePaul 12-5 57 — Marin Cilic (6), Croatia, def. Bernard Tomic, ESPN2 — Arkansas at NBA Brooklyn 109, Boston 102 25. Indiana 15-2 56 25 SATURDAY Australia, 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (3). Houston 112, Memphis 94 Tennessee 6 p.m. Matinee: Others receiving votes: Florida State 54, Utah Mackenzie Mcdonald, United States, def. Charlotte 108, San Antonio 93 Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 36, Butler 20, Texas A&M 20, Missouri 19, Andrey Rublev, Russia, 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. Detroit at Utah, late ESPNEWS — South NBA — Minnesota at a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 California 17, Georgia 17, Cent. Michigan 12, Radu Albot, Moldova, def. Michael Mmoh, Portland at Sacramento, late a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Drake 9, South Dakota 7, Auburn 4, UCF 4, Florida at Cincinnati Philadelphia United States, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-2. New Orleans at L.A. Clippers, late simulcast: Derby Lane 11:30 a.m., Sarasota Clemson 3, Purdue 3, Arizona 1. Fernando Verdasco (26), Spain, def. Miomir Today’s Games ESPNU — West Virginia 9:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Jacksonville 11:35 a.m., Palm Kecmanovic, Serbia, 7-6 (5), 6-3, 6-3. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Beach noon. THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS at TCU NBA — Chicago at LA Roberto Bautista-Agut (22), Spain, def. Andy Phoenix at Indiana, 6 p.m. Evening: Sunday’s Games Murray, Britain, 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-7 (4), 6-2. Oklahoma City at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. SEC — Florida at Missis- Lakers Jai Alai 6 p.m. Greyhound simulcast: Palm No. 1 Notre Dame 78, Wake Forest 48 John Millman, Australia, def. Federico Miami at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Beach 6 p.m., Sarasota 6:30 p.m., Derby Lane No. 2 Louisville 61, Georgia Tech 44 sippi State NHL Delbonis, Argentina, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (3), 6-2. Golden State at Denver, 8 p.m. 6:30 p.m., Jacksonville 6:45 p.m. No. 3 UConn 63, South Florida 46 Yoshihito Nishioka, Japan, def. Tennys Chicago at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. No. 5 Oregon 72, UCLA 52 Sandgren, United States, 6-4, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 6-4. Wednesday’s Games No. 6 Stanford 78, Arizona 48 NBCSN — Los Angeles at SUNDAY Karen Khachanov (10), Russia, def. Peter Orlando at Detroit, 6 p.m. FS1 — Marquette at No. 8 North Carolina State 66, Virginia 38 Matinee: Gojowczyk, Germany, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3. Brooklyn at Houston, 7 p.m. No. 10 Oregon State 76, Southern Calif. 52 Georgetown Minnesota Thoroughbred simulcast: Aqueduct 11:20 Stefanos Tsitsipas (14), Greece, def. Matteo Milwaukee at Memphis, 7 p.m. No. 12 Syracuse 90, North Carolina 77 a.m., Gulfstream 11 a.m., Tampa Bay 11:25 Berrettini, Italy, 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (4). Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. 8 p.m. SKIING Georgia 66, No. 13 Tennessee 62 a.m., Santa Anita 2:30 p.m. Greyhound Viktor Troicki, Serbia, def. Roberto Carballes San Antonio at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. No. 15 Marquette 72, Georgetown 62 CBSSN — Nevada at Boise 10:30 p.m. simulcast: Palm Beach noon, Jacksonville Baena, Spain, 6-1, 1-6, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4. Cleveland at Portland, 9 p.m. Mississippi 55, No. 16 Kentucky 49 12:30 p.m. Stefano Travaglia, Italy, def. Guido Andreozzi, New Orleans at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. State NBCSN — FIS Alpine No. 19 Arizona St. 62, No. 24 California 61 Argentina, 6-7 (3), 6-2, 6-3, 6-2. Utah at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. No. 21 South Carolina 76, Louisiana State 53 ESPN — Notre Dame at World Cup: Women’s POKER ROOM Nikoloz Basilashvili (19), Georgia, def. Thursday’s Games Clemson 57, No. 22 Florida State 45 – Open 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday through Christopher Eubanks, United States, 6-4, 4-6, New York vs. Washington at London, 2 p.m. North Carolina giant slalom, Italy No. 25 Indiana 75, Wisconsin 68 Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and 7-6 (6), 6-3. Philadelphia at Indiana, 6 p.m. Monday’s Games ESPNU — Davidson at St. TENNIS Saturday. Gael Monfi ls (30), France, def. Damir Sacramento at Charlotte, 6 p.m. No. 7 Mississippi State 85, Auburn 59 Dzumhur, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 6-0, 6-4, 6-0. Phoenix at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Ohio State 65, No. 17 Michigan State 55 Joseph’s 8 p.m. LOCATION Taylor Fritz, United States, def. Cameron Chicago at Denver, 8 p.m. No. 22 Iowa 81, No. 23 Minnesota 63 SEC — LSU at Ole Miss ESPN2 — Australian – Intersection of State 79 and State 20. Norrie, Britain, 6-3, 7-6 (6), 6-2. L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 8:30 p.m. Daniel Evans, Britain, def. Tatsuma Ito, Today’s Games 10 p.m. Open: Day 3, second INFORMATION Japan, 7-5, 6-1, 7-6 (8). No games scheduled CBSSN — New Mexico at round – 234-3943. Roger Federer (3), Switzerland, def. Denis COLLEGE BASKETBALL Istomin, Uzbekistan, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. San Diego State 2 a.m. (WEDNESDAY) Kevin Anderson (5), South Africa, def. Adrian PRO HOCKEY MEN’S BASKETBALL GOLF ESPN2 — Australian ODDS Mannarino, France, 6-3, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1. Frances Tiafoe, United States, def. Prajnesh THE AP TOP 25 POLL NHL The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ college 1 p.m. Open: Day 3, second PREGAME.COM LINE Gunneswaran, India, 7-6 (7), 6-3, 6-3. All times Central basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes in parenthe- NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Jordan Thompson, Australia, def. Feliciano EASTERN CONFERENCE GOLF — Web.com Tour round ses, records through Jan. 13, total points based on Today Lopez, Spain, 6-1, 7-6 (0), 6-3. ATLANTIC DIVISION 25 points for a fi rst-place vote through one point FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Andreas Seppi, Italy, def. Steve Johnson (31), GP W L OT PTS GF GA for a 25th-place vote and last week’s ranking: At Philadelphia 6 232 Minnesota United States, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. Tampa Bay 46 35 9 2 72 189 133 RECORD PTS. LWR At Indiana Off Off Phoenix Grigor Dimitrov (20), Bulgaria, def. Janko Toronto 45 28 15 2 58 161 128 1. Duke (36) 14-1 1,558 1 Oklahoma City 9 233½ At Atlanta Tipsarevic, Serbia, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4. Boston 46 26 15 5 57 133 119 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2. Michigan (9) 17-0 1,497 2 At Milwaukee Off Off Miami Pablo Cuevas, Uruguay, def. Dusan Lajovic, Montreal 47 25 17 5 55 141 141 3. Tennessee (13) 14-1 1,482 3 Golden State 1 228 At Denver Serbia, 6-4, 7-5, 6-1. Buffalo 45 23 16 6 52 131 130 4. Virginia (6) 15-0 1,473 4 At LA Lakers 6½ 214 Chicago Thomas Fabbiano, Italy, def. Jason Kubler, Florida 44 17 19 8 42 138 160 9-Hole Junior Golf rental for adults for $10. 5. Gonzaga 16-2 1,315 5 Australia, 6-4, 7-6 (1), 2-6, 6-3. Detroit 47 17 23 7 41 133 160 6. Michigan State 15-2 1,292 6 Tournament COLLEGE BASKETBALL Reilly Opelka, United States, def. John Isner (9), Ottawa 46 17 24 5 39 143 178 7. Kansas 14-2 1,188 7 Today United States, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (6), 6-7 (4), 7-6 (5). METROPOLITAN DIVISION Recreational Soccer 8. Texas Tech 15-1 1,157 8 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Tomas Berdych, Czech Republic, def. Kyle GP W L OT PTS GF GA 9. Virginia Tech 14-1 1,091 9 At Providence 1 Seton Hall Edmund (13), Britain, 6-3, 6-0, 7-5. Washington 45 27 13 5 59 155 132 There will be a 10. Nevada 16-1 1,015 10 At TCU 8 West Virginia Robin Haase, Netherlands, def. Guillermo Columbus 45 27 15 3 57 148 139 11. Florida State 13-3 918 13 nine-hole junior golf Florida United Futbol At Purdue 14 Rutgers Garcia-Lopez, Spain, 7-5, 6-4, 7-5. Pittsburgh 45 25 14 6 56 161 132 12. Kentucky 12-3 790 18 At Illinois State 1½ S. Illinois Denis Kudla, United States, def. Marc N.Y. Islanders 44 25 15 4 54 134 117 tournament Feb. 10 at Club is starting a recre- 13. North Carolina 12-4 678 12 At Mississippi State 3½ Florida Polmans, Australia, 5-7, 1-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2. Carolina 45 22 18 5 49 123 130 14. Auburn 12-3 669 11 the Holiday Golf Club's ational soccer program for Kentucky 7 At Georgia Diego Schwartzman (18), Argentina, def. New Jersey 45 18 20 7 43 136 153 15. Marquette 14-3 668 21 At Tennessee 15½ Arkansas Rudolf Molleker, Germany, 6-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-0. N.Y. Rangers 45 18 20 7 43 126 157 Par 3 course in Panama kids ages 3-14, with regis- 16. Buffalo 15-1 625 19 At Cincinnati 13 South Florida Alex de Minaur (27), Australia, def. Pedro Philadelphia 46 17 23 6 40 130 164 17. N.C. State 14-2 586 15 City Beach for girls and tration Jan. 26 and Feb. 2 Saint Louis 5½ At Fordham Sousa, Portugal, 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. 18. Mississippi 13-2 501 — At Toledo 10½ Miami (Ohio) Henri Laaksonen, Switzerland, def. Mirza WESTERN CONFERENCE boys ages 12 and under at Frank Nelson Park from 19. Maryland 14-3 412 — At Ohio 3½ Kent State Basic, Bosnia-Herzegovina, 6-4, 7-6 (4), CENTRAL DIVISION 20. Oklahoma 13-3 394 23 Buffalo 14½ At W. Michigan 4-6, 6-3. GP W L OT PTS GF GA beginning at 1:30 p.m. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 21. Houston 16-1 387 17 At Akron 7½ E. Michigan Matthew Ebden, Australia, def. Jan-Lennard Winnipeg 45 29 14 2 60 156 128 22. Villanova 13-4 300 — Entry fee is $10 plus You can register by At Bowling Green 1 Ball State Struff, Germany, 1-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4. Nashville 47 27 16 4 58 145 122 23. Iowa 14-3 172 — At N. Illinois 6 Cent. Michigan Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. James Dallas 46 23 19 4 50 121 122 tax payable in the email at floridaunit- 24. Mississippi State 12-3 154 14 At Loyola of Chicago 9½ Valparaiso Duckworth, Australia, 6-4, 6-3, 7-5. Colorado 46 21 17 8 50 157 147 25. Indiana 12-4 116 22 Holiday Club 18-Hole edfutbolclub@gmail. At Virginia 9½ Virginia Tech Women’s Singles Minnesota 45 22 20 3 47 128 132 Others receiving votes: Louisville 112, NC State 10 At Wake Forest First Round St. Louis 44 20 20 4 44 125 135 Championship Club com. Please include Nebraska 36, Ohio State 34, Wisconsin 31, Marquette 3 At Georgetown Petra Kvitova (8), Czech Republic, def. Chicago 48 16 23 9 41 142 179 Iowa State 20, UCF 17, Purdue 16, Kansas House on the day of the child's name and birth At Mississippi 5 LSU Magdalena Rybarikova, Slovakia, 6-3, 6-2. State 14, St. John’s 12, TCU 12, Murray State PACIFIC DIVISION Davidson 3½ At St. Joseph’s Irina-Camelia Begu, Romania, def. Andrea outing. To register for date, parents' names, 9, Arizona 8, Washington 8, LSU 7, Seton Hall GP W L OT PTS GF GA At North Carolina 15 Notre Dame Petkovic, Germany, 6-7 (3), 4-3, ret. Calgary 47 30 13 4 64 173 133 Belinda Bencic, Switzerland, def. Katerina 6, South Carolina 6, Temple 5, Minnesota 3, the event call or text and phone/email Nevada 7½ At Boise State San Jose 47 27 13 7 61 167 141 Siniakova, Czech Republic, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3. Cincinnati 2, Wofford 2, Florida 1, Hofstra 1. At San Diego State 6 New Mexico Vegas 48 28 16 4 60 146 127 Lee Anderson at 850- contact information. Yulia Putintseva, Kazakhstan, def. Barbora Anaheim 46 19 18 9 47 112 140 Strycova (32), Czech Republic, 6-4, 7-6 (1). 348-9431 and leave the Registration will be NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE USA TODAY TOP 25 POLL Vancouver 47 21 21 5 47 136 148 Lesia Tsurenko (24), Ukraine, def. Ekaterina The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s col- Today Edmonton 45 21 21 3 45 126 144 Alexandrova, Russia, 6-4, 7-6 (4). lege basketball poll, with fi rst-place votes in name and age of the closed Feb. 2 at noon. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Arizona 45 20 22 3 43 116 130 Amanda Anisimova, United States, def. parentheses, records through Jan. 13, points At Columbus -195 New Jersey +180 Los Angeles 46 18 25 3 39 105 136 junior golfer. Limited spaces avail- Monica Niculescu, Romania, 7-6 (3), 6-4. based on 25 points for a fi rst-place vote At NY Islanders -150 St. Louis +140 2 points for win, 1 point for overtime loss. Katie Boulter, Britain, def. Ekaterina through one point for a 25th-place vote and Junior golfers will able. Volunteer coaches Carolina -137 At NY Rangers +127 Top 3 teams in each division and two wild Makarova, Russia, 6-0, 4-6, 7-6 (6). and last week’s ranking: walk playing the hole are needed. At Montreal Off Florida Off cards per conference advance to playoffs. At Detroit -105 Anaheim -105 Aryna Sabalenka (11), Belarus, def. Anna RECORD PTS. LWR Kalinskaya, Russia, 6-1, 6-4. 1. Virginia (13) 15-0 770 1 but may ride from green At Nashville Off Washington Off Sunday’s Games Ashleigh Barty (15), Australia, def. Luksika 2. Duke (6) 14-1 754 2 At Minnesota Off Los Angeles Off Carolina 6, Nashville 3 to the next tee. Junior To get an announce- Kumkhum, Thailand, 6-2, 6-2. 3. Tennessee (7) 14-1 745 3 At Winnipeg -133 Vegas +123 Columbus 7, N.Y. Rangers 5 Yafan Wang, China, def. Ellen Perez, 4. Michigan (6) 17-0 738 4 golfers may also have ment in the paper Tampa Bay -145 At Dallas +135 Winnipeg 4, Anaheim 3, OT Australia, 6-4, 6-0. 5. Gonzaga 16-2 644 6 At San Jose -142 Pittsburgh +132 N.Y. Islanders 5, Tampa Bay 1 a caddie. There will be email dkent@pcnh. Astra Sharma, Australia, def. Priscilla Hon, 6. Michigan State 15-2 641 5 Vancouver 5, Florida 1 Australia, 7-5, 4-6, 6-1. 7. Virginia Tech 14-1 577 7 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Calgary 7, Arizona 1 an optional 9-hole cart com with information. Maria Sakkari, Greece, def. Jelena Ostapenko 8. Kansas 14-2 572 9 Conference Championships Monday’s Games (22), Latvia, 6-1, 3-6, 6-2. 9. Texas Tech 15-1 564 8 Sunday New Jersey 8, Chicago 5 Maria Sharapova (30), Russia, def. Harriet 10. Nevada 16-1 512 11 FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Colorado 6, Toronto 3 Dart, Britain, 6-0, 6-0. 11. Florida State 13-3 383 13 At New Orleans 3½ 3½ 57 LA Rams St. Louis 4, Washington 1 Rebecca Peterson, Sweden, def. Sorana 12. Auburn 12-3 381 10 NBA ROUNDUP At Kansas City 3 3 56½ New England Philadelphia 7, Minnesota 4 Cirstea, Romania, 6-4, 6-1. 13. Marquette 14-3 331 19 Updated odds available at Pregame.com Montreal 3, Boston 2, OT Johanna Larsson, Sweden, def. Vera Lapko, 14. Kentucky 12-3 323 18 Buffalo at Edmonton, late Belarus, 7-6 (5), 3-0, ret. 15. North Carolina 12-4 310 12 Russell scores 34, Nets send at Miami and Orlando to Today’s Games Caroline Wozniacki (3), Denmark, def. Alison 16. N.C. State 14-2 307 16 New Jersey at Columbus, 6 p.m. Celtics to 3rd straight loss start their trip. Jaylen PRO FOOTBALL van Uytvanck, Belgium, 6-3, 6-4. 17. Buffalo 15-1 288 20 St. Louis at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. Sloane Stephens (5), United States, def. 17. Houston 16-1 288 15 Brown added 22 points. Carolina at N.Y. Rangers, 6 p.m. NFL PLAYOFFS Taylor Townsend, United States, 6-4, 6-2. 19. Oklahoma 13-3 216 22 Florida at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. All times Central Timea Babos, Hungary, def. Ons Jabeur, 20. Mississippi 13-2 192 — D’Angelo Russell Boston was off from Anaheim at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. WILD-CARD ROUND Tunisia, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (3). 21. Villanova 13-4 146 — Washington at Nashville, 7 p.m. scored 18 of his 34 points the start, with Brad Jan. 5 Marketa Vondrousova, Czech Republic, def. 22. Maryland 14-3 140 — Los Angeles at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Indianapolis 21, Houston 7 Evgeniya Rodina, Russia, 6-3, 6-2. 23. Mississippi State 12-3 118 14 in the third quarter Stevens calling a time- Vegas at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. Dallas 24, Seattle 22 Petra Martic (31), Croatia, def. Heather 24. Iowa 14-3 108 25 Tampa Bay at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. and the Brooklyn Nets out just 29 seconds into Jan. 6 Watson, Britain, 6-1, 6-2. 25. Indiana 12-4 75 24 Pittsburgh at San Jose, 9 p.m. ended a 10-game losing the game after a turn- L.A. Chargers 23, Baltimore 17 Anett Kontaveit (20), Estonia, def. Sara Others receiving votes: Ohio State 74, Iowa State Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 Sorribes Tormo, Spain, 6-3, 6-2. 38, Louisville 27, UCF 26, TCU 24, Nebraska 21, streak to Boston with over led to Russell’s Aliaksandra Sasnovich, Belarus, def. Kirsten St. John’s 18, Kansas State 14, Arizona 6, Furman DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS TRANSACTIONS a 109-102 victory on 3-pointer and a 3-0 Flipkens, Belgium, 6-1, 6-1. 5, Minnesota 5, Arizona State 4, North Texas 4, Saturday’s Games Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Russia, def. Purdue 3, Washington 3, Wisconsin 3, LSU 2. Monday night, sending Brooklyn lead. Kansas City 31, Indianapolis 13 Monica Puig, Puerto Rico, 6-4, 6-3. BASKETBALL the Celtics to a winless But the game didn’t L.A. Rams 30, Dallas 22 Kiki Bertens (9), Netherlands, def. Alison THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS National Basketball Association Sunday’s Games Riske, United States, 6-3, 6-3. Sunday’s Games NEW YORK KNICKS — Signed G Kadeem Allen to three-game road trip. get away from the Celt- New England 41, L.A. Chargers 28 Danielle Rose Collins, United States, def. No. 2 Michigan 80, Northwestern 60 a two-way contract. New Orleans 20, Philadelphia 14 Julia Goerges (14), Germany, 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4. No. 6 Michigan State 71, Penn State 66 With Kyrie Irving ics until the third, when Sachia Vickery, United States, def. Ysaline Monday’s Games FOOTBALL nursing a bruised right Russell hit three 3-point- CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Bonaventure, Belgium, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4. Syracuse 95, No. 1 Duke 91, OT National Football League Sunday, Jan. 20 Zoe Hives, Australia, def. Bethanie Mattek- No. 7 Kansas 80, Texas 78 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Named Steve Wilks quadriceps, the Nets ers in the 15-0 burst that NFC: L.A. Rams at New Orleans, 2:05 p.m. (FOX) Sands, United States, 6-1, 6-2. Pittsburgh 75, No. 11 Florida State 62 defensive coordinator, Todd Monken offensive blew open the game made it 76-59. Brook- AFC: New England at Kansas City, 5:40 p.m. (CBS) Caroline Garcia (19), France, def. Jessika No. 19 Maryland 64, Wisconsin 60 coordinator, Mike Priefer special teams coordina- Ponchet, France, 6-2, 6-3. Nebraska 66, No. 25 Indiana 51 tor, Stump Mitchell running backs/run game with a 15-0 run in the lyn then scored seven PRO BOWL Donna Vekic (29), Croatia, def. Kristina Today’s Games coordinator, James Campen offensive line/associ- third quarter and out- straight after Terry Sunday, Jan. 27 Mladenovic, France, 6-2, 6-4. No. 3 Tennessee vs. Arkansas, 6 p.m. ate head coach, Ryan Lindley quarterback coach, At Orlando, Fla. Kimberly Birrell, Australia, def. Paula Badosa No. 4 Virginia vs. No. 9 Virginia Tech, 7 p.m. Jody Wright special assistant to the head coach, scored the Celtics 44-21 Rozier’s basket, pushing AFC vs. NFC, 2 p.m. (ABC/ESPN) Gibert, Spain, 6-4, 6-2. No. 10 Nevada at Boise State, 8 p.m. Jim Dray offensive quality control coach and Tyler Beatriz Haddad Maia, Brazil, def. Bernarda No. 12 Kentucky at Georgia, 6 p.m. Tettleton offensive quality control coach. in the period. it to 83-61. SUPER BOWL LIII (53) Pera, United States, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4. No. 13 North Carolina vs. Notre Dame, 8 p.m. DENVER BRONCOS — Named Mike Munchak Jarrett Allen added 19 Nets fans have watched Sunday, Feb. 3 Angelique Kerber (2), Germany, def. Polona No. 15 Marquette at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. offensive line coach. At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta Hercog, Slovenia, 6-2, 6-2. No. 16 Buffalo at Western Michigan, 6 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed S Isaiah Johnson, points and 12 rebounds their team stumble and AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 5:30 p.m. No. 17 N.C. State at Wake Forest, 7 p.m. CB D.J. Killings and WR Jordan Veasy to reserve/ for the Nets, who have the Celtics soar as the (CBS) No. 18 Mississippi vs. LSU, 8 p.m. future contracts. PRO BASKETBALL No. 24 Mississippi State vs. Florida, 6 p.m. NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed DE Avery Moss and won nine of their last result of the 2013 trade G Chad Slade to reserve/future contracts. 10 home games. Rookie that sent Paul Pierce and TENNIS NBA MONDAY’S RESULTS Alliance of American Football All times Central EAST SAN DIEGO FLEET — Announced the retirement Rodions Kurucs also Kevin Garnett to Brook- ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR EASTERN CONFERENCE Brown 100, Johnson & Wales (NC) 61 of FB Daniel Marx. Signed DL Donte Wilkins. scored 19 points. lyn, and a number of draft AUSTRALIAN OPEN ATLANTIC DIVISION W L PCT GB Bucknell 93, Holy Cross 78 Tuesday’s Results from the Australian Open Toronto 33 12 .733 — Monmouth (NJ) 63, Siena 60, OT SOCCER Jayson Tatum scored picks to Boston. at Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Australia Philadelphia 28 16 .636 4½ NC A&T 67, Md.-Eastern Shore 58 Major League Soccer 34 points for the Celt- (seedings in parentheses): Boston 25 18 .581 7 NC Central 71, Delaware State 70 ATLANTA UNITED — Named Orlando Trustfull, Bob Men’s Singles Brooklyn 22 23 .489 11 Pittsburgh 75, Florida State 62 de Klerk and Rob Valentino assistant coaches. ics, who dropped games The Associated Press First Round New York 10 33 .233 22 SOUTH LA GALAXY — Re-signed M Emmanuel Boateng. * ** The News Herald | Tuesday, January 15, 2019 C5

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The McGuerins From Brooklyn ›› The Body Disappears (:15) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde TLC 37 40 183 280 I Am Jazz Seeking Sister Wife I Am Jazz I Am Jazz Sweet Home Sextuplets Sweet Home Sextuplets TNT 29 54 138 245 NCIS: New Orleans “My City” NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans NCIS: New Orleans Charmed “Cat House” Charmed USA 62 55 105 242 Chicago P.D. “Politics” Chicago P.D. “Monster” Chicago P.D. “Rabbit Hole” Chicago P.D. “Confidential” CSI: Crime Scene Investigation NCIS: Los Angeles “Purity” WGN-A 13 239 307 How I Met How I Met Elementary “Folie A Deux” Camp Meeting The Hard Truth Healthy Cook Know Joseph Prince Les Feldick Joyce Meyer

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intends to register the MONTHS AFTER THE Defendant(s). KNIGHT LLP Attorney the hour of 11:00 a.m. DEVISEES, GRANT- Lung Cancer? And Age AKC REGISTERED said name with the Di- DATE OF THE FIRST for Plaintiff Central Time on the EES, OR OTHER 60+? You And Your BASSET HOUND vision of Corporations PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SALE AS 200 S. Orange Avenue, 22nd day of February, CLAIMANTS Family May Be Entitled PUPS of the Florida Depart- THIS NOTICE. TO COUNT I Suite 2600 Post Office 2019 online at To Significant Cash ment of State, Tallahas- \ Box 1526 vvww.bay.realforeclose.c YOU ARE NOTIFIED Award. Call see, Florida. ALL CLAIMS NOT TO: RAY CURTIS Orlando, FL 32802 om. Any person claim- that an action for Fore- 855-259-0557 for Infor- FILED WITHIN THE HOWARD 3006 BO- Pub: January 15, 22, ing an interest in the closure of Mortgage on mation. No Risk. No Dated at Panama City TIME PERIODS SET NITA MESA ROAD BO- 2019 surplus from the sale, if the following described Money Out Of Pocket. Beach, Florida, this FORTH IN FLORIDA NITA, CA 91902 any, other than the property: 10th day of January, STATUTES SECTION 22647 property owner as of 2019. 733.702 WILL BE FOR- CARMEN AMY HOW- IN THE CIRCUIT the date of the us LOT 32, BLOCK 3, MIR- EVER BARRED. ARD 3006 BONITA COURT OF THE FOUR- pendens must file a AMAR HEIGHTS, AC- Home raised with WeBuildTheWall, Inc. MESA ROAD BONITA, TEENTH JUDICIAL claim within 60 days af- CORDING TO THE parents on premises. Pub: January 15, 2019 NOTWITHSTANDING CA 91902 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ter the sale. PLAT THEREOF AS Shots, health THE TIME PERIODS BAY COUNTY, FLOR- RECORDED IN PLAT OPENING SOON!! cert/guarantee, chip. IDA 22625 SET FORTH ABOVE, NOTICE IS HEREBY DATED this 8th day of BOOK 8, PAGE 3, OF All colors. Well social- IN THE CIRCUIT SMILEY’S ANY CLAIM FILED GIVEN that pursuant to CASE NO.: Janaury, 2019. THE PUBLIC REC- ized. Military discounts. COURT FOR BAY TWO (2) YEARS OR the Final Judgment of 18000898CA ORDS OF BAY CHILDCARE $1000. 954-593-7323. COUNTY, FLORIDA MORE AFTER THE Foreclosure entered on MARRIOTT OWNER- BILL KINSAUL COUNTY, FLORIDA. HOME PROBATE DIVISION DECEDENT’S DATE OF the January 8, 2018, in SHIP RESORTS, INC. Clerk of the Court HAVANESE PUPS File No. 18000952CP Plaintiff, 8147 Betty Louise Dr. AKC Home Raised 22392 DEATH IS BARRED. the cause pending in has been filed against Callaway, FL NOTICE UNDER Division the Circuit Court, in By: Ladyne Swear- you and you are re- Best Health Guar. VS. 6 weeks - 5 years. Call 239-324-4650 FICTITIOUS NAME The date of first publi- and for Bay County, ingen quired to serve a copy For further information LAW PURSUANT TO IN RE: ESTATE OF cation of this notice is Florida, Civil Cause No. of you written defenses, www.noahslittleark.com OSCAR E. HICKMAN RAY CURTIS HOW- contact Wanda Smiley SECTION 865.09, January 15, 2019. 18000898CA, the un- EDWARD M. FITZGER- if any, to it, on McCalla at 850-215-3687. FLORIDA STATUTES Deceased. dersigned Clerk will sell ARD, et al., ALD HOLLAND & Raymer Leibeit Pierce, Renita Bowens Mar- the property situated in Defendant(s). KNIGHT LLP Attorney LLC, Lisa Woodburn, NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE shall 125 W. 225th St., said County described for Plaintiff Attorney for Plaintiff, GIVEN that the under- TO CREDITORS Apt. 26H Bronx, NY as: NOTICE OF SALE AS 200 S. Orange Avenue, whose address is 225 signed, desiring to en- 10463 TO COUNT II Suite 2600 Post Office East Robinson Street, The administration of gage in business under Attorney for Personal Unit Week 42*E in Box 1526 Suite 155, Orlando, FL the estate of Oscar E. TO: DAVID LEE the fictitious name of: Representative: Unit 2606, Unit Week Orlando, FL 32802 32801 thirty (30) days Hickman, deceased, CARDWELL 300 CEN- /s/Alexander Platt Alex- 43*E in Unit 2606, in Pub: January 15, 22, after the first publica- whose date of death TERVIEW DRIVE, UNIT We Fund The Wall ander Platt LEGENDS EDGE 2019 tion of this Notice in the was August 24, 2018, is 464 BRENTWOOD, TN Attorney CONDOMINIUM, ac- News Herald and file pending in the Circuit 37027 located at 7940 Front Florida Bar Number: cording to the Decla- 22657 the original with the Court for Bay County, IN THE CIRCUIT Beach Road, #1042 in 119583 DI PIETRO ration of Condomin- Clerk of this Court ei- Florida, Probate Divi- DONNA MITCHELL COURT OF THE FOUR- the County of Bay, in PARTNERS, LLP 901 E. ium thereof, as re- ther before service on sion, the address of CARDWELL 300 CEN- TEENTH JUDICIAL the City of Panama City LAS OLAS BLVD. Suite corded in Official Rec- Plaintiff’s attorney Or which is 300 East 4th TERVIEW DRIVE, UNIT CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA Beach, Florida, 32407 202 ords Book 1919 at immediately thereafter; Street, Panama City, FL 464 BRENTWOOD, TN IN AND FOR BAY intends to register the FORT LAUDERDALE, Page 323 in the Public otherwise a default will 32401. The names and 37027 COUNTY said name with the Di- FL 33301 Records of Bay be entered against you addresses of the per- vision of Corporations Phone: (954) 712-3070 County, Florida, and CASE NO. for the relief demand in sonal representative of the Florida Depart- Fax: (954) 337-3824 any amendments NOTICE IS HEREBY 18001078CA the complaint. and the personal that pursuant to ment of State, Tallahas- E-Mail:thereof. GIVEN see, Florida. representative’s attor- [email protected] the Final Judgment of TYNDALL FEDERAL WITNESS my hand and ney are set forth below. Secondary E-Mail: at Public sale to the Foreclosure entered on CREDIT UNION, Plain- seal of this Court this Dated at Panama City [email protected] highest and best bid- the January 8, 2018, in tiff, 7th day of January, Beach, Florida, this All creditors of the de- m der for cash starting at the cause pending in 2019 10th day of January, cedent and other per- the hour of 11:00 a.m. the Circuit Court, in VS. sons having claims or and for Bay County, 2019. Personal Representa- Central Time on the Clerk of the Court demands against Florida, Civil Cause No. JACK, WILLIAM tive: 22nd day of February, \By:Debbie Roberson WeBuildTheWall, Inc. decedent’s estate on Renita Bowens Mar- 2019 online at 18000898CA, the un- PALMER JR. A/KJA As Deputy Clerk Pub: January 15, 2019 whom a copy of this shall 125 W. 225th St., vvww.bay.realforeclose.c dersigned Clerk will sell JACK WILLIAM Pub: Jan. 15, 22, 2019 notice is required to be Apt. 26H Bronx, NY om. Any person claim- the property situated in PALMER II A/KJA JACK 22394 served must file their said County described WILLIAM PALMER, et NOTICE UNDER 10463 ing an interest in the claims with this court Pub: Jan. 15, 22, 2019 surplus from the sale, if as: Defendants. FICTITIOUS NAME ON OR BEFORE THE LAW PURSUANT TO any, other than the LATER OF 3 MONTHS 22645 property owner as of Unit Week 26 in Unit NOTICE OF ACTION SECTION 865.09, AFTER THE TIME OF IN THE CIRCUIT 2402,, in LEGENDS AVIATION Grads work FLORIDA STATUTES the date of the us THE FIRST PUBLICA- COURT OF THE FOUR- pendens must file a EDGE CONDOMIN- To the following with JetBlue, United, TION OF THIS NOTICE TEENTH JUDICIAL IUM, according to the Defendant(s): Delta and others- start NOTICE IS HEREBY claim within 60 days af- OR 30 DAYS AFTER CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ter the sale. Declaration of Condo- here with hands on GIVEN that the under- THE DATE OF SERV- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- minium thereof, as re- ANY AND ALL UN- training for FAA certifi- signed, desiring to en- ICE OF A COPY OF IDA corded in Official Rec- KNOWN PARTIES cation. Financial aid if gage in business under DATED this 8th day of THIS NOTICE ON CASE NO.: Janaury, 2019. ords Book 1919 at CLAIMING BY, qualified. Call Aviation the fictitious name of: THEM. 18000898CA Page 323 in the Public THROUGH, UNDER, Institute of Mainte- MARRIOTT OWNER- Records of Bay AND AGAINST BON- nance. 888-242-2649 We Build The Wall BILL KINSAUL All other creditors of SHIP RESORTS, INC. Clerk of the Court County, Florida, and NIE LISA LENA the decedent and other Plaintiff, any amendments PALMER A/K/A BON- located at 7940 Front persons having claims thereof. NIE LISA LENA, Check our cars Beach Road, #1042 in By: Ladyne Swear- or demands against VS. ingen WHETHER SAID UN- the County of Bay, in decedent’s estate must at Public sale to the KNOWN PARTIES MAY and trucks in the City of Panama City file their claims with this RAY CURTIS HOW- highest and best bid- CLAIM AN INTEREST today’s classified Beach, Florida, 32407 EDWARD M. FITZGER- court WITHIN 3 ARD, et al., ALD HOLLAND & der for cash starting at AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, section!

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