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By BRIAN GRAVES original bill could still find its way into “It’s not unusual to have protests, but Banner Staff Writer law. it is unusual to have your life threat- State Sen. Todd Gardenhire (R- ened,” Howell said. “One of my col- Gov. Bill Haslam’s transportation bill Chattanooga) recently told the leagues in the House, because of a posi- narrowly passed the House Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of tion he has taken, was sent a note say- Transportation Subcommittee Commerce’s Public Affairs Committee ing he needed to die and be killed. It’s Wednesday, but with amendments that the issue has “sucked out all of the been turned over to the FBI and the TBI, which eliminated a proposed hike in the air” in the state Capitol. and they will file charges if they need state’s gas tax. “There’s really not any huge issue that to.” The two amendments eliminated any I can see surfacing that’s going to cap- Howell noted such things “make it tax increases, retained a reduction of ture everybody’s energy,” Gardenhire more difficult to do your job.” taxes on groceries, and used a portion of said. “The House is taking it up first, “In today’s climate, it is difficult to sales taxes to fund highway projects. It and we’ll see what happens there before have a discussion or debate about also removed a portion of the bill relat- [the Senate] gets into it at all.” issues without dividing up into the good ing to indexing. State Rep. Dan Howell (R-Georgetown) guys and the bad guys,” he said. “We do However, since it remains the gover- agreed with Gardenhire, acknowledging have policy discussions within our own nor’s bill which moved forward and not his third session in the state House “has an alternative, there is the potential the been an interesting one.” See LEGISTLATORS, Page 5 Howell Brooks Gardenhire Storm’s big blow leaves very little Students damage in area at Arnold Emergency officials say bring life community was spared By ALLEN MINCEY rounding Cleveland Country Banner Staff Writer Club, and a few more were in to past the general areas of North Lee Wednesday’s storm front Highway, Davis Trail and brought a big blow and heavy Carriage Lane. By SARALYN NORKUS rain to the Cleveland and A tree was downed by the Banner Staff Writer Bradley County region, but heavy winds at a home on the community was spared Some of America’s greatest Carriage Lane, and while it the brunt of what could have struck the house, it reported- historical figures literally came been a dangerous situation. to life in Arnold Elementary ly did not cause major dam- That’s the assessment of age, according to BCFR offi- School’s recent “wax museum” emergency agencies and exhibit, which actually did not cials. responding units who report- The Bradley County involve either wax or a muse- ed a small number of downed um. Emergency Management trees due to strong winds. Agency reported there were a Family and members of the Although some roads were community were welcomed into small number of power out- blocked by fallen trees and ages in that area which are the school recently to experi- heavy limbs for short periods ence the second-grade project, serviced by Volunteer Energy of time, the area suffered only Cooperative. in which the school children a few power outages. pretend to be figures in a wax Along with just a few According to Shawn downed trees in these neigh- museum, but then become ani- Fairbanks, Bradley County mated when visitors show up. borhoods, EMA and BCFR Fire-Rescue chief, most of the officials also reported a hand- The crowd was able to walk Banner photo, DANIEL GUY felled trees were in the north- ful of roads were blocked for a through the hallways and learn JOSH STINNETT gives the green light for Arnold Elementary’s Wax Museum presentations to ern end of Bradley County; about the various historical fig- begin. Stinnett’s presentation and outfit were based on Neil Armstrong as a part of the Wax namely, in the areas sur- See DAMAGE, Page 4 ures represented. Museum project last Friday. Figures like Neil Armstrong, Ruby Bridges, Theodore Roosevelt, Sally Ride, Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross, lined the hallways at Arnold, springing 2018 election qualifying to life whenever their ‘button’ was pushed. “Everyone is frozen as if they begins in mid-November were wax, and as our ‘patrons’ Commission election will be come and press their buttons, By ALLEN MINCEY quite busy. Yet, before that they come to life and share the Banner Staff Writer registration date for registra- knowledge that they’ve Bradley County commission- tion should be uneventful. learned,” second-grade teacher ers will be running for election “We don’t have lots of things Kristen Donnelly said. or re-election in 2018, and for our office staff to do until She continued on to explain other individuals may begin to then,” said Election how the wax museum served register by mid-November. Commission Administrator. as the second grade shared The Bradley County Election One thing that the election research project. Commission met Wednesday to commission staff would nor- “This was to practice discuss the upcoming election. mally be involved in would be research and learn skills like Registration was set to begin letting voters know their exact gathering information and with candidates for the county, voting precinct, but that is not learning what’s most important with the exception of the being allowed due to new regu- about different people, espe- Assessor of Property, on Nov. lations. cially since research is some- 7. Green said that these regula- thing they will encounter from The current property asses- tions are based on a lawsuit now until adulthood,” Donnelly sor, incumbent Stanley from the 6th Circuit of detailed. Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Banner photo, DANIEL GUY Thompson, was re-elected in Appeals, and though not speci- A total of 58 students partic- ERIC DE AZA TORRES stands up and pro- MARILYN HERRERA sits confidently and presents her American Legend, Rosa Parks, at 2015. fied, the station election com- claims his “dream” as Martin Luther King Jr. at The Election Commission See LIFE, Page 5 Arnold Elementary’s Wax Museum project. Arnold Elementary’s Wax Museum project. feels that the County See ELECTION, Page 5

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OBITUARIES (USPS 117-700) Periodical Postage Paid at Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Post Office POSTMASTER: Send Address Changes to: Banner, P.O. Box 3600, Cleveland, TN 37320-3600 Darlene Beck The interment and committal David Crump and the Pastor sage of condolence and view the Published at 1505 25th Street, NW (P.O. Box 3600) Napier family guestbook at Darlene Beck, 57, of service will take place on Ronnie Pearson officiating. in Cleveland, TN 37320-3600, daily except Saturday www.ralphbuckner.com. Cleveland, died Tuesday, Feb. Saturday morning at 11 a.m. in Interment will follow in and Christmas day by Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Phone (423) 472-5041. 28, 2017, in a local hospital. The the Candies Creek Baptist McInturff Cemetery with Rusty family will receive friends from 5 Church Cemetery with Brandon Everett, John W. Rymer, Chris Ralph Baldwin Joyce Taylor until 7 p.m. Friday at the Jim Edwards, Connor Hamilton, Grauley, Kevan Rymer, Evan Rush Funeral and Cremation James Anderson, Joel Pointer, Rymer and John A. Rymer serv- Editor & Publisher General Manager Services North Ocoee Chapel, Donnie Davis, Charlie ing as pallbearers. Member of The Associated Press who will announce survivors and Wattenbarger, Charlie Crisp and The family will receive friends funeral arrangements. Dennis Tweed serving as pall- from 4 to 9 p.m. today, March 2, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of all news dispatches bearers. 2017, at the funeral home and on credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper, and also the local news of spontaneous origin Gladys Omana herein. All rights of all other material herein are as reserved. ©2016 Cleveland Newspapers, Inc. Honorary pallbearers will Friday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Milton Hooper, Tom Jolley, Tom prior to the service. Gladys Omana, 84, of SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carroll, Mike Hinkle, Pete We invite you to send a mes- Cleveland, died on Wednesday, March 1, 2017, at her home. Publishser Reserves the Right to Change Rates Without Notice Matson and Mickey Thompson. sage of condolence and view the Print Only 3 months 6 Months 1 Year Monthly Daily You are encouraged to share a Lovin family guestbook at Survivors and arrangements Carrier Collect Rate *$6.75 will be announced later by memory of H. L. and/or personal www.ralphbuckner.com. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $20.00 $38.00 $ 75.00 condolences with his family by Companion Funeral Home & By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 25.00 $45.00 $ 85.00 Crematory. By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $38.00 $55.00$105.00 Cheryl Brown visiting his memorial web page By Mail Outside TN $38.00 $ 67.00 $ 130.00 Cheryl Brown, 56, of Rossville, and guestbook at www.compan- Print + E-Edition Ga., died Thursday morning, ionfunerals.com. By Carrier Home / Business Delivery $21.25 $40.25 $ 79.25 March 2, 2017, at her home. Companion Funeral Home and By Mail inside Zip 307 $ 26.25 $47.25 $ 90.50 By Mail outside Zip 307 in TN, GA $40.00$58.00 $ 112.00 Survivors and arrangements the Cody family are honored to By Mail Outside TN $40.50 $ 71.00 $ 137.00 will be announced later by assist the Hamilton family with Companion Funeral Home & his arrangements. Carrie Ann McAmis E-Edition Only $26.85 $53.70 $ 107.40 $8.95 $1.95 Crematory, who has charge of Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • 423-472-5041 those arrangements. Carrie Ann McAmis, 100, of Roy William Scales Forest, Va., formerly of Roy William Scales, 70, of Cleveland, died Monday, Feb. Ringgold, Ga., died Tuesday, 27, 2017, at Noah’s Landing in Feb. 28, 2017, at Parkridge East Goode, Va. Hospital. Survivors and funeral arrange- Survivors and arrangements JAIL DOCKETS ments will be announced by will be announced later by Ralph Buckner Funeral Home Companion Funeral Home & The following information was Arrested by the THP for and Crematory. Crematory. Matthew Davis gathered solely from the Bradley Schedule II for resale, leaving the Matthew Howard Davis, 50,of County Sheriff’s Office. This list scene of an accident failure to McDonald, died March 1, 2017, include individuals who are, or use due care at Erlanger Medical Center. have been, incarcerated in the n Christopher Allen Cornett, Survivors and arrangements Justice Center, and can include 45, 400 400 W.C. Stephens Blvd., will be announced later by Companion Funeral Home & arrests made by the BCSO, the Grayson, Ky. Crematory, who has charge of Cleveland Police Department, Arrested by Tennessee dor those arrangements. George W. Myers Tennessee Highway Patrol, Drug Schedule II for resale, unlawful George W. Myers, 78, of Task Force and other local law drug paraphernalia, fugitive from Birchwood, died Wednesday, enforcement agencies. justice Kentucky March 1, 2017, at his residence. Those being held by federal law n Gary Lipps, 32, 6545 Survivors and funeral arrange- enforcement are not listed, as Waterlevel Highway ments will be announced by Ralph Buckner Funeral Home these individuals are only held at Arrested for Schedule II pos- and Crematory. the jail, but not locally charged. session, unlawful drug parapher- Joann Gunter Not every arrest leads to a con- nalia Joann Gunter, 73, of Niota, viction, as these charges may be n Holly Deana Lourene died Wednesday afternoon, rescinded. Hammonds, 32, 280 Lowery St. March 1, 2017, at her home. Guilt and innocence are deter- Arrested by Bradley County Survivors and arrangements mined through the court system. Sheriff’s Office for capias will be announced later by Jessie ‘Hamburger’ Kaylor Any charge that is dropped (Conspiracy to sell and deliver Companion Funeral Home & Jessie “Hamburger” Kaylor, 41, should be reported to the Schedule II, two counts) capias Crematory, who has charge of a resident of Cleveland passed Cleveland Daily Banner, which (sell and deliver Schedule II in those arrangements. away Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2017, at will confirm the action through an drug free school zone), capias the family residence. inspection of jail records. (possession of meth for resale He was the son of the late and delivery, two counts), capias Bruce and Nancy Kaylor. n Tammy Sue Sellers, 49, 630 possession of drug paraphernalia He attended Covenant Baptist Central Ave. n William Jeffery Coker, 23, Church and worked as a truck driver for Cleveland Ready Mix Arrested by the Bradley 729 Kinser Road for over 17 years. Bill Tatum County Sheriff’s Office for failure Arrested by the Bradley He is survived by his wife, Amy to appear burglary, possession of County Sheriff’s Office for aggra- Bill Tatum, 83, a resident of Kaylor; and his daughters: Schedule I vated assault (domestic), vandal- Cleveland, went home to be with Shelby and Erica Kaylor, all of n his glorious Savior on Tuesday, Jeffrey C. Cole, 45, 505 Oak ism theft under $500. Cleveland. Feb. 28, 2017. St., Corbin, Ky. A Remembrance of Life serv- He was born in Cleveland to ice will be held Friday, March 3, Gordon and Viney Lou Tatum on IT’SASPECIAL 2017, at 11 o’clock at Jim Rush Feb. 9, 1934. He married the love Funeral and Cremation Services of his life, Janice Fowler, on Dec. BCSO plans Wildwood Avenue Chapel with DAY FOR... 29, 1959. He was blessed with Pastor Gary Higgins officiating. three daughters— Loraine, Patti, sobriety safety The interment will follow in the and Paula. Boanerges Baptist Church He retired from Harrington and checkpoints on Scott Creech, Sherry Raines, Cemetery with Jamie Hope, King Perforating Co. He had Julie Ann Tipton, Jim Mayfield, Jeremy and Jason Cooley, Todd many hobbies that he loved. He March 10 Kevin Lusk, Sandra Collins, Mike Deford, Nicky Herron, James truly enjoyed people. He never Murphy, Patti Lilly, Kyle Harris Townsend, Austin Slone and Micheal ‘Mitch’ Napier met a stranger. He adored his From Staff Reports Tyler Collier serving as casket Micheal “Mitch” Napier, 65, a and David Silvers, who are cele- grandchildren and was the best The Bradley County Sheriff’s bearers. resident of Cleveland, passed brating birthdays today. husband and daddy in the whole Office will be conducting roadside Honorary casket bearers will away Monday, Feb. 27, 2017, in world. He was an avid hunter and sobriety safety checkpoints dur- be Joey and Eric Carver and a local hospital. fisherman. He loved to travel. Paul Tilley. He was a member of ing the week of March 10, on He was a proud member of The family will receive friends Cleveland First Church of the North Lee Highway in Bradley Boanerges Baptist Church and a CHURCH from 5 until 8 p.m. today, March Nazarene, where he was a County. lifelong deacon. 2, 2017, at the funeral home. Sunday school teacher, board Impaired driving is a serious H.L. Hamilton He was proceeded in death by We encourage you to share member, trustee, steward and Henry Lee “H.L.” Hamilton, 84, his parents, Gordon and Viney crime that kills more than 16,000 ACTIVITIES your memories and or condo- routinely served on mission trips. a lifelong resident of Cleveland, Tatum; his brothers: G.W, J.D, people and injures 305,000 oth- lences with the family by going to He became a Little Caesar’s passed away on Tuesday night, Jim, Sol, Frank, Floyd, Charlie, ers every year in the United www.jimrushfuneralhomes. com. franchisee in 1989, recently Feb. 28, 2017, at his home in Ernest, Fred, and Norman; and, States. Sheriff’s deputies will Abundant Life Church will operating up to seven locations have a benefit singing Saturday, Charleston. in the greater sister, Bertha Jenkins. evaluate drivers for signs of alco- H. L. was born on Dec. 5, Cleveland/Chattanooga and He leaves to cherish his mem- hol or drug impairment. beginning at 6 p.m., for mission- 1932, a son of the late Ivo and North Georgia area. ory, his beloved wife of 57 years, Additionally, they will target aries A.M. and Brenda Rymer, America Hamilton. He was a third degree black Janice (Fowler) Tatum; daugh- those who operate a vehicle while who are returning to Jamaica. He was a local farmer for the belt in karate and had his pilot’s ters: Loraine (Bryan) Flynt of Singers will include the majority of life and was inducted impaired and take corrective license. He supported multiple Harrison, Patti (Steve) Terry of actions for other violations Birchfield Family Singers, into the Bradley County veterans’ charities and was vet- Cleveland and Paula (Kenny) Abundant Life Singers, Candace Agriculture Hall of Fame and observed, with the goal being the eran of the Michigan Air National Headrick of Cleveland; three Green and Carl Chastian. served on many local agriculture Guard and Army Reserve. grandchildren: Ashlyn and protection of all motorists. boards. Also, he was a longtime “Mitch” was a Hot Rod Power McKenzie Terry of Cleveland, businessman owning several Tour enthusiast and enjoyed and Bradley Headrick of business in the Bradley County Mustang collectibles. He was a Cleveland; and sister, Jewell area. loving husband, father, and fan- Withrow of Cleveland. He was a member of Candies tastic grandfather. A Celebration of Life service LOTTERY NUMBERS Creek Baptist Church and served He was preceded in death by will be held at 7 p.m. on Friday, as head usher for 16 years. He his parents, French James March 3, 2017, at Boanerges will be forever remembered as Napier and Elizabeth Napier; and Baptist Church with the Rev. (AP) - These lotteries were 05-07-08-10-11-12-17-18-19-20 the “No.1 Candy Supplier” to brothers: Paul and Edsel Napier David Disney and the Rev. drawn Wednesday: All or Nothing Night: 01-02-03- many at Candies Creek. Survivors include his wife, James Vaughn officiating. In addition to his parents, he TENNESSEE 06-07-09-10-11-13-16-20-21 Zanna Yoder Napier of The family will receive friends Cash 3 Evening: 8-3-1, Lucky Cash 3 Evening: 5-7-1 was preceded in death by one from 3 to 7 p.m. Friday prior to Cleveland; children: Nathaniel Sum: 12 Cash 3 Midday: 7-8-2 sister, Reba Miller. James Napier (Kelly) and the service. He is survived by his loving Danielle Elizabeth Ware (Shane), A graveside service will be Cash 3 Midday: 5-0-5, Lucky Cash 3 Night: 9-3-3 wife of 36 years, Connie Johnson all of Cleveland; grandchildren: held on Saturday, March 4, 2017, Sum: 10 Cash 4 Evening: 3-5-1-7 Hamilton; four children: Howard Aidan, Christian, Elias and at 2 p.m. at Samples Memorial Cash 3 Morning: 6-1-1, Lucky Cash 4 Evening: 4-6-3-4 Hamilton (Traci), Rachael Avalon Napier and Navy, Nola Baptist Church Cemetery. Sum: 8 Cash 4 Midday: 4-7-6-9 Hamilton Casteel (Ronnie), Troy and Carolyn Rose Ware; siblings: You are invited to share a per- Cash 4 Evening: 8-0-1-2, Fantasy 5: 09-10-12-37-38 Hamilton and Aaron Fulbright Pamela Lercher of Louisville, Ky., sonal memory of Bill or your con- Lucky Sum: 11 Georgia FIVE Evening: 0-5-6- (Julie), all of Cleveland; grand- Debra Wilson of Huntsville, Ala., dolences with his family at his children: Brooke Edwards Cash 4 Midday2-5-3-6, Lucky 5-0 Terri Thompson of Huntington, online memorial located at Sum: 16 Powerball: 10-16-40-52-55, Anderson (James) of W.Va., Sandy Bobeldyke of www.companionfunerals.com. Chattanooga, Brandon Edwards Roy B. Lovin Companion Funeral and Cash 4 Morning: 9-0-3-7, Powerball: 17, Power Play: 10 Grand Rapids, Mich., Geary Lucky Sum: 19 (Holly) of Cleveland, Katie Roy B. Lovin, 88, a resident of Napier of Kalamazoo, Mich., Ed Cremation Service and the Cody Hamilton of Memphis, Connor Cleveland, passed away Napier of Pasadena, Md., and family are honored to assist the Hot Lotto: 10- Hamilton of Nashville, Meredith Monday, Feb. 27, 2017, in a Greg Napier of Cleveland; and Tatum family with these arrange- 14-21-38-44, Cleveland Daily Banner Casteel Snyder (Seth) of Chattanooga hospice facility. several nieces and nephews. ments. Hot Ball: 18 – Established in 1854 – Jacksonville, N.C.; seven great- He enjoyed gardening, work- The funeral will be conducted Powerball: 10- grandchildren: Carter Edwards, Ralph Baldwin Editor And Publisher ing with his flowers and spending at 11 a.m., Friday, March 3, 2017, 16-40-52-55, [email protected] Cate Edwards, Claire Edwards, time outdoors. at Cleveland First Church of the OBITUARIES Powerball: 17, all of Cleveland, Harper He was a member of Grace Nazarene with Pastor B.J. Miller Joyce Taylor General Manager Anderson, Baylor Anderson CONTINUED ON Power Play: 10 [email protected] Way Chapel and spent most of and Pastor David O’Neal officiat- T e n n e s s e e Fischer Anderson, all of ing. Rick Norton Associate Editor his days serving the Lord. Cash: 01-11-18- Chattanooga, and Beau Snyder He was preceded in death by Interment will follow in Sunset PAGE 3 [email protected] of Jacksonville, N.C.; and numer- his wife, Pauline Vines Lovin; Memorial Gardens with Geary 21-29, Bonus: 4 ous other extended family mem- Gwen Swiger Associate Editor parents, Joe and Maggie Napier, Greg Napier, Ed Napier, GEORGIA [email protected] bers and a host of special Elizabeth Lovin; and siblings: Richard Harris, Bo Bandy and 5 Card Cash: friends. He is also survived by his William Wright Lifestyles Editor Carl Lovin, Martha Lovin, Rick Pope serving as pallbear- 2C-3C-3D-6D- [email protected] beloved dog — “Buster.” Herman Lovin, Earl Lovin, Sterlin ers. To submit an obitu- 8D A Celebration of His Life is Lovin, Guy Lovin, Cleo Lovin, The family will receive friends ary, have the funeral All or Nothing Herb Lacy Circulation Director planned for Friday, March 3, [email protected] Velma Lovin and Cassie Lovin. from 5 to 8 p.m. today, March 2, home or cremation Day: 01-03-04- 2017, at 7 p.m. at the Candies Survivors include his daughter, 2017, at Ralph Buckner Funeral Creek Baptist Church, located at society in charge of 08-09-11-16-17- Richard Roberts Sports Editor Carolyn Myers of Cleveland; Home. 21-22-23-24 [email protected] 294 Old Eureka Road N.W. in granddaughter, Lela Casson of The family requests that arrangements to Charleston, with the Rev. Stan memorials be made to the All or Nothing Sheena Meyer Advertising Director Cleveland; and several nieces email the information [email protected] Gibson officiating. and nephews. Veterans Administration of Evening: 01-04- The family will receive friends The funeral will be conducted Chattanooga or to the East to obituaries@cleve- 05-07-08-09-11- Richard Yarber Press Supervisor at the church on Friday, March 3, at 2 p.m., Friday, March 3, 2017, Tennessee Church of the landbanner.com and 14-15-17-19-23 2017, from 4:30 p.m. until the 7 1505 25th Street N.W. | Cleveland, TN 37311 in the chapel of Ralph Buckner Nazarene Work & Witness. All or Nothing P.O. Box 3600 | Cleveland, TN 37320 p.m. service time. fax to 423-614-6529 Funeral Home with the Rev. We invite you to send a mes- Morning: 01-04- 423-472-5041 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 3 Don’t Virginia school board: Court should delay transgender case WASHINGTON (AP) — The AP photo In this 2015 file photo, Gavin Throw Virginia school board that wants to keep a transgender teen from Grimm is interviewed at his Me using the boys’ restroom at his home in Gloucester, Va. The high school is calling on the Virginia school board that Supreme Court to delay consid- wants to keep a transgender Away! eration of the case to allow the teen from using the boys' rest- Trump administration to weigh room at his high school is call- in. A delay also could allow time ing on the Supreme Court to delay consideration of the case I’m for Senate confirmation of Judge to allow the Trump administra- Recyclable! Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme tion to weigh in. Court. The Gloucester County school board said in a letter to the court Wednesday that the justices should decide whether the feder- al anti-sex discrimination law for education applies to high school senior Gavin Grimm and other transgender students. But the board also says the court should get more input from the Trump locker rooms consistent with their gender identity. A federal administration before it hears be left to state and local officials. mended denial of a request by a three transgender plaintiffs chal- the case. The Obama era guidance was group of parents to bar a trans- lenging House Bill 2, the North judge in Texas temporarily Argument currently is sched- the basis for an appeals court gender student from full access Carolina law that requires trans- blocked the directive nationwide uled for March 28. The school ruling in Grimm’s favor. No to the girls’ restrooms and locker gender people to use restrooms in August; the directive has now board suggests a delay of at least appeals court has yet addressed rooms at a high school in the in schools and many other public been revoked by the Trump a month. the issue in the absence of the Chicago suburb of Palatine. buildings that correspond with administration.

Gorsuch’s Senate hearing is guidance. —Wisconsin: A federal judge in the sex on their birth certificate, ©2014 scheduled to begin March 20 and The justices could hear the Milwaukee ruled last year that not their gender identity. Passed JEWELERS Senate Majority Leader Mitch case in March and then figure the Kenosha Unified School in March 2016, the law also lim- McConnell has said he wants a out what to do. Or they could District must allow a transgen- its other antidiscrimination pro- vote on Gorsuch’s confirmation postpone it to April or even the der student to use bathrooms tections for LGBT people. 1721 KEITH STREET • STUART PARK PLAZA ( before the second week in April. fall. They could also scratch the consistent with his gender identi- —Pennsylvania: A federal (Next to The Town Squire) In a separate letter to the court case from their calendar and ty while his lawsuit progresses judge ruled Feb. 27 that three 478-0049 • 478-0050 Wednesday, the American Civil return it to the lower court. through the courts.transgender students at a LAY-AWAYS WELCOME Liberties Union said on behalf of There’s a good chance Grimm —Ohio: A federal judge ruled Pittsburgh-area high school, Grimm that the court should will graduate from high school in last year against a school district including the sister of a singer decide the reach of the anti-dis- early June before the final reso- in Morrow County, saying a who performed at Trump’s inau- crimination law known as Title lution of his case, even if the high transgender student who identi- guration, can use bathrooms IX. court hears it and rules in his fies as female should be treated that correspond to their stated The court filings were prompt- favor. “like the girl she is.” Judge gender identities while their law- ed by the administration’s deci- Grimm’s is not the only case Algenon Marbley said the district suit challenging the school dis- sion last week to withdraw an making its way through the failed to provide a persuasive trict’s policy continues Obama administration directive courts that deals with the rights argument that giving the student —Texas: Along with 12 other to schools across the country of transgender students under access to the girls’ restroom states, Texas filed a lawsuit last that children should be allowed federal law or the Constitution. would jeopardize other students’ year challenging an Obama to use bathrooms that match Among the others: privacy or safety.administration directive advising their gender identity. The admin- —Illinois: In a pending case, a —North Carolina: In a pending public schools to let transgender istration said the decision should federal magistrate has recom- case, the ACLU is representing students use bathrooms and EU Parliament lifts Le Pen immunity OBITUARY over gruesome tweets PARIS (AP) — The European Parliament voted Thursday to lift French far-right leader Marine Le Pen’s immunity from prosecution for tweeting gruesome images of violence, a crime that carries up to three years in prison under French law. The legislature voted by a broad majority in Brussels to clear the way for the possible prosecution of Le Pen over tweets she made in December 2015 showing executions, including the killing of American reporter AP photo James Foley by Islamic State IndePendent centrIst presidential candidate Emmanuel extremists. French prosecutors in the city Macron addresses the media during a press conference held in of Nanterre had asked lawmak- Paris, on Thursday. With just 52 days left before French voters ers to lift the immunity that Le choose their president, the man leading polls is only now releasing Pen enjoys as a member of the his campaign platform. dr. Kelley Luanne Winn European Parliament after they Dr. Kelley Luanne Winn, a res- opened a preliminary investiga- handed a preliminary charge of But Macron on Thursday ident of Harrison, passed away tion. receiving money through a called Trump’s skepticism Sunday, Feb, 26, 2017, at her Le Pen, a leading candidate in breach of trust. toward the Paris Agreement to residence. this year’s French presidential The campaign to replace fight global warming “a deep mis- She was an area resident for more than 14 years and along election, posted her tweets in France’s unpopular Socialist take” and expressed opposition with her husband, Brad, an response to a journalist who President Francois Hollande has to Trump’s proposed U.S. protec- drew an analogy between her also been rocked by corruption tionist trade measures. owner of Winn Smiles. She was a member of First Baptist Church anti-immigration National Front allegations targeting another top The top two vote-getters in the in Cleveland, and a member of party and IS extremists. She was contender, conservative candi- April 23 ballot move on to com- the Junior Auxiliary. In addition to trying to show the difference date Francois Fillon. pete in France’s May 7 presiden- being a loving mother, Luanne between the two groups but the Fillon, a former prime minister tial runoff. Others running for loved to play tennis, paddle effort backfired, drawing wide- and once the front-runner in president include Socialist board and she was an avid read- spread condemnation. France’s two-round April-May Benoit Hamon and far-left candi- er. She is survived by her hus- Le Pen took down the tweet presidential election, announced date Jean-Luc Melenchon. band, Dr. Bradley Winn; her showing the killing of Foley after Wednesday that he was sum- daughters, Kensley Winn and his family protested, but left up moned to appear before judges Kelianne Winn; parents, Jack another image of violence by on March 15 for allegedly using and Kelley Walker; sister, Teryn Islamic State extremists. taxpayers’ money to pay family Howard (Ben), in-laws, Jack and Under French law, publishing members for jobs that may not Helen Winn; brother-in-law, Jay violent images can carry a penal- have existed. Fillon, however, Winn (Stephanie); nieces and ty of three years in jail and a fine vowed to stay in the race. nephews, Corben Howard, of 75,000 euros ($78,800). Fillon’s troubles have benefited Abigail Howard and Eleanor Reach your Winn; many aunts, uncles, Before her immunity was lift- centrist independent candidate cousins and friends also survive. ed, Le Pen on Thursday defended Emmanuel Macron, who on A funeral service will be held her tweets, saying she just want- Thursday announced his policy financial goal today, March 2, 2017, at 2 p.m. at ed to condemn the barbaric prac- platform, including boosting First Baptist Church with the Rev. tices of IS, also known as Daesh. European unity and combating with smart Gary Williams officiating. “I’m a lawmaker. I’m in my role populism and corruption. The family will receive friends, when I condemn Daesh, this is Macron said he would not financial today, March 2, 2017, from 11 my role,” she told French TV sta- comment on Le Pen’s situation, a.m. until 2 p.m. at First Baptist tion LCP. “And if I don’t fulfill my then added “fortunately our advice from Church. Online condolences may be role, I’m worth nothing as a law- national and European institu- left for the Winn family at maker. Nobody can prevent a tions are not losing their com- expert www.ralphbuckner.com. republic’s representative from mon sense.” In lieu of flowers, memorial condemning Daesh’s acts of vio- To counter the growing politi- consultants. donations may be made in lence.” cal scandals, Macron said he Luanne’s name to Junior The lifting of Le Pen’s immuni- wants to shrink the size of parlia- Increase your Auxiliary of Cleveland at P.O. ty does not relate to another cor- ment, introduce term limits and Box 5244, Cleveland, TN 37320. ruption case centered on her aide ban officials from hiring their profit margin Ralph Buckner Funeral Home at the European Parliament, who family members. He wants to & Cremation Service is in charge and develop of the arrangements. suspected of being paid from EU continue good security coopera- money while working on her tion with the U.S. despite his ide- 22017017 party’s behalf. Le Pen’s chief of ological differences with Donald savings, staff, Catherine Griset, was Trump. strategies and PPersonalersonal ideas that Former ABC News employees urge strong stand against Trump FinancialFinancial will work NEW YORK (AP) — More than eral news organizations that have for you. 230 former ABC News correspon- done stories angering President dents, executives and producers Donald Trump and his team. PPlannerlanner have signed a letter urging the Signees ask ABC News SEE BAD network’s current top executive to President James Goldston to take a firm stand against any “take a public stand. Refuse to Deadline: Monday, March 6th WEATHER? Trump administration effort to take part in any future White curtail press access. House briefings based on an invi- Publication: Sunday, March 12th The letter, which circulated on tation list of who’s in/who’s out.” CALL US a Facebook forum for ex-ABC The petition was due to be News employees, was written delivered on Wednesday. An ABC Call Now To Place Your Ad! 472-5041 after White House Press Secretary News representative did not Sean Spicer held an informal immediately return a call seeking 423-472-5041 briefing last Friday excluding sev- comment. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Health Council hears updates on pregnant women programs By SARALYN NORKUS Carrie Hamilton, with food for those with Celiac Banner Staff Writer Women, Infants and Disease. Children, Alicia Langford Moore explained that HUGS The Bradley County Health with Children’s Special hoped to “improve pregnancy Council convened Tuesday and Services and Laura outcomes, including the child’s had the opportunity to become Moore, who works with health and overall wellness.” reacquainted with programs Help Us Grow Pregnant and postpartum for pregnant women and fami- Successfully and the women including pregnant lies through the Bradley county’s car seat pro- teens and high-risk pregnant County Health Department. gram, were on hand to go Carrie Hamilton, with women are eligible for the over the services that HUGS program, as well as Women, Infants and Children, their organizations can children up to five years old. Alicia Langford with Children’s offer Bradley County citi- Special Services and Laura zens. Their goals are to help assist clients in accessing health Banner photo, LARRY C. BOWERS Moore, who works with Help MORE THAN TWO DOZEN new Cleveland city employees were guests at this week’s Us Grow Successfully and the care and other social and edu- Cleveland City Council meetings at the municipal building. Above, a group of new fire depart- county’s car seat program, infant cereal. cational services, enhance were on hand to go over the Those needing more infor- family strengths and to pro- ment recruits are seen during a break in the meeting. services that their organiza- mation about WIC can visit the vide individualized education tions can offer Bradley County Bradley County Health regarding pregnancy, growth, citizens. Department or go to development and parenting. Council greets new employees Hamilton reminded the http://health.tn.gov/wic. Going right along with group that WIC offers more Medical expenses can be HUGS is the county car seat than just “good food” for the quite taxing for many families, program, which receives quar- in final gathering for a month women and children in the which is where CSS comes in. terly funds from the state. In program. Langford took some time to order to get a car seat, one By LARRY C. BOWERS “I sincerely appreciate In new business items, the “We have nutritional coun- discuss how CSS can provide needs to be on WIC. Banner Staff Writer his professionalism and Council approved an amend- seling provided through WIC,” comprehensive medical care According to Moore, there cooperation with the city ment to the Municipal Code Hamilton said. “We also pro- for children with physical dis- The Cleveland City Council of Cleveland. We feel it on a recommendation from are currently 90 people on a had some special visitors at mote breastfeeding and offer abilities from birth to 21 waiting list. is important to recognize District 5 Councilman Dale this week’s sessions. outstanding service and breastfeeding counseling.” years. The CSS program is “We really try hard to meet Hughes. About two dozen of the notify our elected offi- WIC’s services are available coordinated through all 95 all the needs,” she said. Following the recent com- for pregnant women, new county health departments. city’s new employees, from cials and department munitywide neighborhood In order to help meet more several departments, were in leaders when these moms, breastfeeding moms, Diagnostic and financial eli- needs, Moore added that they meetings, Hughes suggested attendance. They were wel- opportunities occur.” the formation of a Senior infants and children under the gibility criteria must be met, work with other agencies to age of five. comed by Mayor Tom Rowland — Joel Prince Citizen Advisory Committee. such as the child being diag- get seats. She went on to add that WIC and the City Council. Council approved this commit- nosed with a physical disabili- The car seat program can is not just for mothers, but ty requiring medical, surgical, Monday’s meeting was rela- tee, which will be made up of also check car seats for the tively brief, which was surpris- were later approved by the was for all kinds of families, dental or rehabilitative treat- Council. representative from the five such as married or single par- ment and the child’s family public, to make sure that they ing since there will not be districts, and two from at are up to date and installed in another session for a month. A resolution was added to ents, working or unemployed. income being at or below 200 the voting agenda Monday. large Council members. A father, grandparent, legal percent of the federal poverty the vehicle correctly. Normally meeting every two Council also approved an In other Health Council weeks, the Council decided to This resolution was to guardian, or foster parent to a level. approve an Emergency amendment relating to the child under five years old can This program may pay for news: cancel the March 13 meeting Municipal Fire Codes, and the — Bradley County is still since Cleveland schools are Solutions Grant application to apply for WIC. diagnostic evaluation, hospi- the Tennessee Housing amendments to rules and reg- Items that can be bought talization, rehabilitation serv- awaiting news regarding its out for spring break that ulation policy. week. Its next meeting will be Development Agency. It through WIC are cereal, juice, ices and prescription drug cov- Healthier Tennessee In another matter, Joel on Monday, March 27. authorizes city staff to submit milk, cheese, eggs, peanut erage. CCS can also help with Community designation. Prince of the Codes City Manager Joe Fivas the application on behalf of butter, whole grain items, dry medical equipment needs and — The Remote Area Medical Enforcement Department had briefly talked about the city’s the Cleveland Emergency beans, fresh/frozen fruits and food needs due to a restrictive Clinic will be held at Cleveland Shelter for funding up to some words of praise. vegetables, baby food and diet, for example gluten free High School April 1-2. recent grant for extension of the runway at the Cleveland $150,000. “On behalf of the city of Jetport. The $2,250,000 grant The resolution was later Cleveland and Code from the state, with a partial approved by the Council, Enforcement, I would like to match of $250,000 from the although At Large member acknowledge and say thank city, will provide $2.5 million and Vice Mayor Avery you to Randy King, supervisor Damage to lengthen the runway 700 Johnson was absent for for Cleveland/Bradley Courts Community Service Program From Page 1 feet, to 6,200 feet. Monday’s session. Jetport Manager Mark During the regular meeting, for his assistance with the lit- short time. ly damaging winds had been weather to occur from 2 to 4 Fidler explained that the run- the Council approved the con- ter pickup on 20th Street NE Bradley County was placed the area’s primary concern. p.m. way extension will allow for sent agenda, which consisted and Gaut Street SE,” Prince under a tornado watch by mid- As EMA officials closely Those strong winds had larger corporate jets, and of three items. They included: said. afternoon, according to EMA. monitored NWS updates, it been predicted to be from 20 enable these aircraft to travel — Final passage on denial Prince added that King But that watch was cancelled became apparent by late after- to 30 miles per hour, with longer distances with a larger of a request to rezone .31 responded to city concerns and safe rooms at Walker noon that the Cleveland and potential gusts of 50 miles per fuel load. acres located on 20th Street and had a crew on the road Valley High School were also Bradley County community hour. Fidler also had a short story N.W. and Caywood Drive N.W. picking up litter on behalf of closed as well. was being spared the brunt of In conjunction with informa- for the Council regarding the from R1 single residential zon- the residents in these areas The safe rooms, and BCFR the storm’s effects; at least, tion from EMA officials, contract with Life Force ing to R3 multi-family residen- within hours of being contact- Firehall No. 3 which were set compared to surrounding administrators at both the approved by the city. tial. More than 35 surround- ed by the city. up to provide sites for refuge areas that reported more Cleveland and Bradley County A Cleveland resident was ing residents signed a petition “We have developed a great during the winds and potential extensive residential damage school systems closed the scheduled to travel to the opposing the rezoning. working relationship with Mr. tornado activity, were closed due to high winds and fallen schools, due to fears the storm Vanderbilt medical complex in — Final passage on the King and he has always been around 4:50 p.m. The safe trees. front could approach at about Nashville for a heart trans- approval of amending the willing to help Code rooms and fire hall had been Original NWS reports were the same time buses filled with plant, but his transportation city’s zoning regulations to Enforcement in any situation opened for public use at noon. calling for a strong cold front students were running their was interrupted. Life Force allow three-sided billboards regarding litter pick up inside The tornado watch was also to sweep into the region from afternoon routes. High-profile provided transportation under along Interstate 75. It also the city limits,” Prince said. canceled by 4:30 p.m. the west, thereby resulting in vehicles like buses are espe- the new contract with the city. adjusts the distance between He went on to say, “I sin- EMA was prepared for potentially severe thunder- cially susceptible to strong, All Cleveland residents now such billboards from 500 to cerely appreciate his profes- Wednesday’s storm front in storms and powerful straight- gusting winds, according to have access to emergency 1,000 feet. sionalism and cooperation response to warnings by the line winds. EMA reported the school system and EMA offi- medical flights, free of charge, — There was also the final with the city of Cleveland. We National Weather Service of an Bradley County area did get cials. when it is a medical necessity. passage of zoning regulations feel it is important to recog- enhanced risk of severe weath- heavy rainfall and strong EMA officials noted the irony Fivas, in his report, also changes to clarify language nize outstanding service and er. Bradley County Public winds, but damage was kept at in the timing of Wednesday’s had a review of recommended relative to the development of notify our elected officials and Information Officer Lindsay a minimum. storms. This is Severe Weather changes to the city’s personnel public facilities in various zon- department leaders when Hathcock said this morning NWS projections called for Awareness Week across the rules and regulations, which ing districts. these opportunities occur.” that widespread and potential- Bradley County’s most severe state of Tennessee.

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Banner photo, BRIAN GRAVES EdwIN dAVIS looks at photos of past teams he has coached or mentored over the last sev- eral decades in the community, with Nekita Blair, administrative assistant clerk at the College Hill Recreation Center. College Hill hosts community reception for Edwin Davis

By BRIAN GRAVES “Ever since I have been and every baseball game,” she Banner Staff Writer playing ball, he is the one said. “He’s just wonderful.” you could look up in the Jones said her grandfather They all turned out to fill stands and see him. He is a very humble person. the College Hill Recreation coached me when I was lit- “But, this is one of those Center to salute a man who tle. When he couldn’t things where he is probably at became a friend and mentor coach, he was in the stands home wanting to cry,” she to many, and who remains so — traveling with us. Even said. “He doesn’t know his to this day. to this day, if he doesn’t worth. He doesn’t know how Edwin Davis is no stranger have grandkids out there much people appreciate him. to the facility, having been a playing baseball, he’s out He’s really low key, but he is student there in its former life there watching somebody very appreciative of every- as a high school, and having play baseball.” thing. He’s really excited served as a coach, especially — Shneka Jones about this.” using his knowledge and His wife, Evelyn, said all of experience in America’s pas- the attention her husband is Banner photo, dANIEL GUY Banner photo, dANIEL GUY time, baseball. Shneka Jones, the center’s getting “makes me feel MARCELL RATLEdGE sits down defiantly (not JA-KYIES EdGLESTON presents his Davis, who will turn 89 in director, is also the grand- proud.” really) as he presents his American Legend, American Legend, baseball pioneer Jackie March, was given a full dinner daughter of Davis. “I can’t express how I really Sitting Bull, at Arnold Elementary’s Wax Museum Robinson, at Arnold Elementary’s Wax Museum and visit with friends and “Ever since I have been feel,” she said. project on Friday. project on Friday. admirers, in appreciation of playing ball, he is the one you Davis showed his humility his dedication to helping the could look up in the stands when asked about all the fuss youth of the community. and see him,” Jones said. “He being made over him. The event was coordinated coached me when I was little. “This makes it count,” he as part of Black History When he couldn’t coach, he said recalling all he has done Month. was in the stands — traveling over the decades. “It’s been a “We wanted to do this our- with us. Even to this day, if good life for me. I love the selves, and show him how he doesn’t have grandkids out sport and it helped me so much we appreciate the there playing baseball, he’s much being here in this things he has done in the out there watching somebody community and showing community,” said Nekita play baseball.” youngsters how to play ball Blair, administrative assistant “He’s at every basketball and keeping them out of clerk at the center. game, every football game, trouble.”

Legislators From Page 1 party, and we often disagree.’ “It’s not unusual to have I’m not drinking the Kool Aid. Howell said that disagree- protests, but it is unusual to There is difficulty on both sides ment is currently about the have your life threatened. – whether you take the sales best plan to fund the state’s One of my colleagues in the tax option, and we are too infrastructure. House, because of a position reliant on our sales tax in “I’m not on that subcommit- he has taken, was sent a Tennessee.” tee, but they thought they had note saying he needed to die Brooks said if there were an agreement last week with and be killed. It’s been another downturn in the econo- two plans and it went south in turned over to the FBI and my and spending slowed, “We’re a hurry and nothing got done,” the TBI, and they will file in trouble if we go 100 percent he said. charges if they need to.” sales tax [to fund infrastruc- One of the details of the gov- — State Rep. Dan Howell ture]. ernor’s bill shows the long- “The other way, the Haslam anticipated improvements to Brooks said he was glad the plan, isn’t easy either,” he said. Highway 20 would be placed at Cleveland City Council passed a “I’ve got people that drive cars the top of the list of infrastruc- resolution in favor of the gover- that don’t like the 7 cents ture improvements. nor’s IMPROVE Act for the state increase. I’ve got people that State Rep. Kevin Brooks (R- (with Haslam's stated goals to drive trucks that don’t like the Cleveland) said the TDOT com- “Plan to Improve 12 cents increase on diesel. missioner used to laugh when Manufacturing, Public Roads There are natural gas people he would come to his office and and Opportunities for a Vibrant that don’t like the increase on see a sign over his desk which Economy”), and glad the them.” read, “Exit 20.” Bradley County Commission Gardenhire said the governor “He came in recently and saw tabled one. recently asked him about his my handwritten sign which now “All I can say is they watch,” proposal. says ‘Highway 60,’” he said. Brooks said. “We were at a table “I said, ‘Governor, you don’t “The commissioner said, ‘My discussing very important proj- need to waste your breath talk- God, we’ve just spent $30 mil- ects, and the governor of the ing to me,’” he said. “His face Banner photo, dANIEL GUY lion on Exit 20.’ I said, state knew in his head which dis- just fell and he asked, ‘Why?’ MISSION CONTROL, Limber Gomez is ready to take to the stars, as Neil Armstrong at Arnold ‘Commissioner, we’ve got to tricts sued the state of Tennessee and I said, ‘Because I’m for it.’ I Elementary’s Wax Museum project on Friday. have it,’” he added. because it’s costing them money. said we have too many things “There are schools on each And I thought, we’ve got to make in my district we need to end. We’re building another in sure we resolve some things very address. There are some things the middle of that. It is quickly.” I’d like to see tweaked, but all absolutely mission critical,” Brooks said he does believe a in all, I’m for it.” Brooks said. “I told him I don’t version of the IMPROVE Act bill There is no schedule set for Election care what else you do in will make it through the the amended bill to be heard by From Page 1 Bradley County, we’ve got to Legislature. the full House Transportation have Highway 60. Now, He said watching the sub- Committee; however, the mission has suggested not to Discussion on the early voting Election Commissioners pres- Highway 60 is being surveyed. committee debate the bill last County Commission will once send out information to voters date for 2018 was not conduct- ent at Wednesday’s meeting They fired the other consultant week in a restaurant, he began again be presented a resolution dealing with their precincts. ed by the commission. were chairman Travis Henry, who was doing the measuring getting texts saying, “Come by Commissioner Dan Rawls to The Election Commission also The Election Commission, Christy Schuch, Dana Burgner and surveying. They are telling back here. It’s ‘Game of oppose any tax gas tax talked about the county budget, due to potential inclement and Oscar Kelley. Dewaye me they are fast-tracking it. Thrones,’” he said. increase. with Green telling them that she weather, moved their meeting to Gilbert was unable to attend “I am telling them this is not “I think that action showed Rawls failed to get a resolu- will need to present the budget 2 p.m. from the normal 1 p.m. Wednesday’s meeting. a dream or a wish,” he said. “If they quickly went back to the tion passed at the last to the county before March 23. meeting time. The group meets Also attending the meeting we do not fix this road, we are drawing board, and I do think a Commission voting session She did not go into details on on the first Wednesday of each was Administrator of Elections in big trouble. It’s a safety version will come out,” Brooks when a 9-4 vote tabled the the budget. month. Green. issue.” said. “There are pros and cons. issue. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Baby Blues CROSSWORD By Eugene Sheffer

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Hair (:15) Braxton Family Values Braxton GALA 217Noticiero Que Madre Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo Vecinos Vecinos La Familia María Vecinos una familia La Familia Vecinos Noticias Noticias con Denise Vecinos TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticias Caso Cerrado: Edición La Fan (N) ’ (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Titulares La Doña ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Pequeños Gigantes USA (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311(3:00) Mecum Auto Auctions “Anaheim” NASCAR NHL Live (N) ’ (Live) NHL Hockey New York Rangers at Boston Bruins. (N Subject to Blackout) (:45) NHL Overtime (N) Curling Women’s USA vs. China. 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Thursday Best Bets 8 p.m. on (WTVC) 9 p.m. on (WFLI) 9 p.m. on (WTCI) 9 p.m. on (WTVC) 9 p.m. on (A&E) When We Rise: Riverdale Africa’s Great Civilizations When We Rise 60 Days In The People Behind the Story Helping Archie (KJ Apa) prep for a school The new Henry Louis Gates Jr. miniseries The penultimate portion of the new four-part There’s likely to be no dearth of gripping Airing in conjunction with this week’s mini- talent show puts Valerie (guest star Hayley offers its final two-hour segment, beginning miniseries deals largely with the AIDS crisis human stories as the series opens its third series about several pioneers of the LBGTQ Law) in bad stead with Josie (Ashleigh Mur- with “The Atlantic Age,” examining both of the early 1990s, with Cleve Jones (Guy season by moving into Atlanta’s Fulton rights movement, this new documentary ray) in the new “Chapter Six: Faster, Pussy- ends of the spectrum of trade — which Pearce) among those who have contracted County Jail, where five times the number showcases the actual people on whom the cats! Kill! Kill!”. Betty and Jughead (Lili fostered wealth, but also slavery. The last the disease. That doesn’t stop him from of inmates in previous seasons are incar- dramatic project is based. Cleve Jones, Reinhart, Cole Sprouse) visit a troubled- portion, “Commerce and the Clash of Civi- initiating the Names Project AIDS Memorial cerated. As the new season opens, nine Roma Guy, Ken Jones, Diane Jones and youth home as their probe of Jason’s death lization,” recalls how 19th-century Africa quilt. Roma and Diane (Mary-Louise Parker, innocent civilian participants working under- Cecilia Chung discuss their experiences, continues. Working with Fred (Luke Perry) was targeted for its riches by European Rachel Griffiths) are prompted to find the cover are dispatched to infiltrate the facility. and the actors who portray them also com- gives Hermoine (Marisol Nichols) amorous concerns. Ethiopians recognized what was father of Diane’s daughter, leading to a sur- Among them: a special-education teacher ment. The overall history of gay rights is feelings toward him, and vice versa. Camila happening and made a risky but determined prising discovery. David Hyde Pierce, Dylan who works with at-risk youth and a former considered as well during the hour. Mendes also stars. stand for themselves. Walsh and T.R. Knight also appear. corrections officer who wants to see what it is like when the roles are reversed.

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PBS NewsHour (N) ’ Å The World’s Greatest Pink Floyd Show Hamilton’s America The Broadway musical “Hamilton.” ’ 28 Day Metabolism Makeover WTVC2FOX 11 Harry ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Big Bang Big Bang Rosewood ’ Å (DVS) Sleepy Hollow “Child’s Play” News at 10 Seinfeld ’ Last-Standing Last-Standing Paid Program 2 Broke Girls WDEFCBS 12 The Dr. Oz Show (N) Å Judge Judy Judge Judy News 12 at 6 CBS News Prime News Andy Griffith MacGyver “Corkscrew” ’ Hawaii Five-0 ’ Å Blue Bloods Å (DVS) News Late Show-Colbert Corden QVC 13Lisa Rinna Collection California-cool fashion by Lisa Rinna. Quacker Factory Clarks Footwear Å Lisa Rinna Collection Å Inspired Style “Lisa Rinna” Å Dooney & Bourke (N) Å CSPAN 14(3:00) Public Affairs Events ’ Å Politics and Public Policy Today ’ Å Politics & Public Policy WGN-A 15Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Blue Bloods ’ Å Cops Å Cops Å››› “The Last Samurai” (2003, Adventure) Tom Cruise, Ken Watanabe. Å››› “The Last Samurai” (2003) Tom Cruise. Å HSN 16Kitchen Solutions (N) Å HP Innovations (N) Å Home Office Electronics First Friday with Amy and First Friday with Amy and Tory Johnson Deal Hunter HP Innovations (N) Å Home Office Electronics Storage & Organization E! 23The Kardashians The Kardashians The Kardashians E! News (N) Å›› “Monster-in-Law” (2005) Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda. Å Kardashian E! News (N) Å ESQTV 24Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Car Match. Beowulf “Episode 104” Beowulf “Episode 105” Beowulf “Episode 106” Beowulf “Episode 107” Brew Dogs “Chicago” Å Brew Dogs “Berlin” Å Car Match. Car Match. LIFE 25The Rap Game “So Hype!” The Rap Game Å Bring It! Å Bring It! “Losing Faith” Bring It! (N) Å Bring It! (N) Å (:02) The Rap Game (N) (:02) The Pop Game Å (12:02) Bring It! Å TLC 26Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Say Yes Paranormal Lockdown Å Paranormal Lockdown ’ (:01) Paranormal Lockdown A haunted jail in Savannah. (N) (:03) Paranormal Lockdown A haunted jail in Savannah. ’ TBS 27Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’››› “The Help” (2011, Drama) Viola Davis, Emma Stone. Å (DVS) The Detour “Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Big Happy Family” TNT 28Bones ’ Å Castle “PhDead” ’ Castle “What Lies Beneath” Castle “The Nose” ’›› “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” (2014) Ian McKellen. Å (DVS) ›› “Star Wars: The Phantom Menace” (1999) Å USA 29Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam ›› “The Bucket List” FX 30Mike & Molly ››› “X-Men: Days of Future Past” (2014, Action) Hugh Jackman, James McAvoy. ’ Å››› “Iron Man 3” (2013) Robert Downey Jr. A powerful enemy tests Tony Stark’s true mettle. ’››› “Iron Man 3” (2013, Action) ’ Å ESPN 31SportsNation Questionable Around/Horn Interruption SportsCenter W/Michael NBA Basketball Miami Heat at Orlando Magic. (N) (Live) NBA Basketball San Antonio Spurs at New Orleans Pelicans. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å ESPN2 32NFL Live (N) The Jump SportsNation ESPN FC (N) Around/Horn Interruption College Basketball Iowa State at West Virginia. (N) (Live) College Basketball Akron at Kent State. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) Å NFL Live Å FSTN 33Big East Driven Game 365 ACC Access Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Basketball SEC 34Basketball The Paul Finebaum Show (N) (Live) Å Women’s College Basketball SEC Now (N) Women’s College Basketball SEC Now (N) (Live) Å SEC Now Å Best of GOLF 35(2:00) PGA Tour Golf WGC-Mexico Championship, Second Round. (N) (Live) Golf Central (N) (Live) PGA Tour Golf WGC-Mexico Championship, Second Round. LPGA Tour Golf FS1 36NASCAR NASCAR Racing NASCAR Racing UFC Weigh-In (N) Å UFC UFC Main Event (N) Å MLS Soccer Minnesota United FC at Portland Timbers. (N) (Live) Å Sports Live TMZ Sports FSSE 37Driven Driven Auburn Bask ACC Access Georgia Tech Gamecock In. Atl.United Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Cleveland Cavaliers at Atlanta Hawks. (N) (Live) Hawks Live! NBA Basketball Cleveland Cavaliers at Atlanta Hawks. WEA 38(3:00) Weather Center Live (N) Å (5:59) Weather Underground (N) Å Weather Gone Viral Å Weather Gone Viral Å Secrets of the Earth Å Secrets of the Earth Å Secrets of the Earth Å CNBC 39(3:00) Closing Bell (N) Å Fast Money Option Action Mad Money (N) Å Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss “Orkin” ’ Undercover Boss ’ Å Undercover Boss ’ Å MSNBC 40MSNBC Live MTP Daily (N) Å For the Record With Greta Hardball Chris Matthews All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show CNN 41The Lead With Jake Tapper Situation Room With Wolf Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon CNN Tonight w/ Don Lemon The History of Comedy HDLN 42Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Forensic File Situation Room With Wolf Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) How It Really Happened How It Really Happened The History of Comedy FNC 43Your World With Neil Cavuto The Five (N) Å Special Report The First 100 Days (N) The O’Reilly Factor (N) Tucker Carlson Tonight (N) Hannity (N) Å The O’Reilly Factor Å Tucker Carlson Tonight HIST 44Ancient Aliens ’ Å Ancient Aliens ’ Å American Pickers ’ Å American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ American Pickers ’ (:03) American Pickers ’ (:03) American Pickers ’ (12:03) American Pickers ’ TRUTV 45Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Top Funniest Court Pranks Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Imp. Jokers Greatest Ever Carbonaro Carbonaro A&E 46(3:00) Live PD Riding along with law enforcement. ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48 ’ Å The First 48: Dealings Live PD “Live PD -- 03.03.17” Riding along with law enforcement. (N) ’ (Live) Å The First 48: Dealings DISC 47The Wheel “Do or Die” ’ Gold Rush “Double Trouble” Gold Rush “Cruelest Cut” Gold Rush ’ Å Gold Rush: Pay Dirt (N) ’ Gold Rush “Viking Voyage” (:01) The Wheel “End Game” (:01) Gold Rush ’ Å (12:02) The Wheel ’ Å NATGEO 48Border Wars Å Border Wars Å Down to the Earth’s Core Hubble’s Amazing Universe Nakd Science Nakd Science Journey to the Edge of the Universe A tour of the cosmos. Mission Pluto Å Lockdown ’ Å TRAV 49Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Ghost Adventures Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å Expedition Unknown Å FOOD 50Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive HGTV 51Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Hunters Dream Home Dream Home Dream Home Dream Home Hunters Hunters Int’l Hunters Hunters Int’l Dream Home Dream Home ANPL 52Tanked ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked “Playing Favorites!” Tanked ’ Å Tanked “Fish Flop Hip Hop” Tanked: Celebrity Scoop (N) Tanked (N) ’ Å Tanked ’ Å Tanked “Fish-a-Palooza” ’ FREE 53(3:30) ››› “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” (2001) Daniel Radcliffe. ’ Å››› “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” (2002, Fantasy) Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint. ’ Å The 700 Club ’ Å “Race to Witch Mountain” DISN 54Jessie Å Girl Meets Liv-Mad. Cali Style Bunk’d (N) ’ Bizaardvark K.C. Under. Good-Charlie Stuck/Middle Descendants Cali Style (:45) Bunk’d Stuck/Middle Descendants: Wicked World Jessie Å Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. NICK 55(3:00) ››› “Megamind” Loud House Loud House Henry Danger Henry Danger Henry Danger Thundermans Nicky, Ricky Nicky, Ricky ››› “Rio” (2011) Voices of Anne Hathaway. ’ Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ (:33) Friends TOON 56Teen Titans Teen Titans Gumball Gumball Teen Titans Powerpuff Steven Univ. Teen Titans King of Hill Cleveland Cleveland Amer. Dad Burgers Burgers Family Guy Family Guy Chicken Aqua Teen TVLND 57M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King AMC 58››› “The Rock” (1996, Action) Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris. ‘R’ Å››› “Lethal Weapon” (1987, Action) Mel Gibson, Gary Busey. ‘R’ Å››› “Lethal Weapon 2” (1989, Action) Mel Gibson, Joe Pesci. ‘R’ Å The Walking Dead ’ Å TCM 59(3:45) ›››› “Woman in the Dunes” (1964) Eiji Okada. (:15) ›› “A Woman of Affairs” (1928) Greta Garbo. ››› “Woman of the Year” (1942) Katharine Hepburn. ›››› “Young Frankenstein” (1974) Gene Wilder. Å “Young Girls of Rochefort” HALL 60Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Home Imp. Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Home Imp. Home Imp. The Middle The Middle The Middle The Middle Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls OXYGEN 61(3:58) Snapped (4:59) Snapped (5:59) Snapped (6:59) Snapped Å Snapped “Sarah Kolb” Snapped “Teresa Stone” Snapped “Tammy Cole” Takes a Killer Snapped “Denise Bozarth” (:31) Snapped BRAVO 62Medicine Married to Medicine Married to Medicine Married to Medicine Married to Medicine Married to Medicine Housewives/Atl. First Family of Hip Hop ››› “Salt” (2010) Angelina Jolie. Å SYFY 63(3:00) ›› “Blade” (1998) Wesley Snipes. › “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” (2009) Channing Tatum. ›› “X-Men III: The Last Stand” (2006, Action) Hugh Jackman. (DVS) › “Jonah Hex” (2010, Action) Josh Brolin. Premiere. Å “The Hollow” (2015) Å SPIKE 64Beyond Scared Straight ’ Beyond Scared Straight ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Bellator MMA Live (N) ’ (Live) Å (:15) Cops ’ Cops Å Cops Å Jail ’ Å COM 65Key & Peele South Park South Park South Park Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ Futurama ’ South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park South Park Daniel Tosh: People Pleaser Kurt Braunohler: Trust Me MTV 66Catfish: The TV Show Å Catfish: The TV Show Å Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Friends ’ Ridiculous. (:40) Ridiculousness Å Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. Ridiculous. VH1 67Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta ’ CMTV 68Reba Å Reba Å Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing Last-Standing ›› “Overboard” (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell. Å›› “Overboard” (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell. Å BET 69(:06) Being Mary Jane Meet the Browns Meet, Browns Meet the Browns Meet, Browns › “Tyler Perry’s Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor” (2013) Jurnee Smollett-Bell. Å Martin Å (12:03) Martin The Game ’ SCIENCE 83Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science Outrageous Acts of Science CSPAN2 85(1:00) Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ Public Affairs Events ’ EWTN 100Donut Man Cross Discerning Crossing EWTN News Arctic Circle Daily Mass - Olam Christians in Turkey Å EWTN News Holy Rosary The Church The Creed The Eucharist Women of Father Spitzer’s Universe WPXA ION 107 Burn Notice ’ Å Burn Notice “Dead or Alive” Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU White Collar “Vital Signs” ’ White Collar ’ Å DISXD 117Pokémon: XY Star-For. Phineas and Ferb ’ Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Milo Murphy Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ Lab Rats ’ GSN 144The Chase Å Deal or No Deal ’ Å Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud COOK 153Cake Hunters Cake Hunters Cake Wars “Lego” Å Cake Wars “Emoji” Å Cake Wars Å Cake Wars “Star Wars” Cake Wars “Archie” Å Cake Wars “Where’s Waldo” Good Eats Good Eats Cake Wars “Star Wars” WE 163Will & Grace Will & Grace Will & Grace Will & Grace Will & Grace Will & Grace Will & Grace Will & Grace Marriage- Reality Stars Marriage- Reality Stars Mama June- Not to Hot Marriage- Reality Stars Mama June- Not to Hot GALA 217Noticiero Guereja Como Dice el Dicho (SS) El Chavo El Chavo La Familia María La Familia una familia una familia una familia Vecinos La Familia Noticias Noticias con Denise La Familia TELE 223María Celeste Suelta la Sopa ’ (SS) Decisiones Noticias Caso Cerrado: Edición La Fan (N) ’ (SS) La Doña (N) ’ (SS) El Chema (N) ’ (SS) Al Rojo Vivo Boxeo Telemundo ’ (SS) UNIV 224El Gordo y la Flaca (N) Primer Impacto (N) (SS) Hotel Todo Noticiero Uni. La Rosa de Guadalupe (N) Dale Replay (N) Vino el Amor (N) El color de la pasión (N) Impacto Noticiero Uni Contacto Deportivo (N) NBCSP 311Premiership Rugby Premier League Match of the Day Rugby USA Sevens, Day 1. (N) (Live) FIS Alpine Skiing Swimming USA Swimming: Indianapolis. Curling DLC 319Trauma: Life in the ER ’ Untold Stories of the E.R. ’ 911: The Bronx ’ Å 911: The Bronx ’ Å Trauma Down Under Å Trauma Down Under Å Trauma Down Under Å Trauma Down Under Å Trauma Down Under Å 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Justice Dept: Sessions spoke with Russian ambassador in 2016 WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney added that Sessions “met with AP photo General Jeff Sessions talked the ambassador in an official In thIs FEb. 9 FIlE Photo, twice with Russia’s ambassador capacity as a member of the Attorney General Jeff Sessions to the United States during the Senate Armed Services holds a meeting with the heads presidential campaign season, Committee, which is entirely of federal law enforcement com- communications that spurred consistent with his testimony.” ponents at the Department of calls in Congress for him to House Democratic leader Justice in Washington. Sessions recuse himself from a Justice Nancy Pelosi accused Sessions of had two conversations with the Department investigation into “lying under oath” and demand- Russian ambassador to the Russian interference in the U.S. ed that he resign. Other election. Democrats called on him to step United States during the presi- Sessions, an early supporter of aside from the investigation. dential campaign season last President Donald Trump and a In a statement late year, contact that immediately policy adviser to the Republican Wednesday, Sessions said, “I fueled calls for him to recuse candidate, did not disclose those never met with any Russian offi- himself from a Justice discussions at his confirmation cials to discuss issues of the Department investigation into hearing in January when asked campaign. I have no idea what Russian interference in the elec- what he would do if “anyone this allegation is about. It is tion. affiliated” with the campaign had false.” been in contact with officials of House Majority Leader Kevin the Russian government. McCarthy, appearing Thursday Sessions replied that he had on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” setting following a Heritage On the Sessions revelation, Sessions what he would do if Franken said in a statement not had communication with the show, “I just think he needs to Foundation speech that Sessions Rep. Adam Schiff of California, there were evidence that anyone he was troubled that the new Russians. clarify what these meetings gave during the summer, when the top Democrat on the House from the Trump campaign had attorney general’s response to Justice Department spokes- were.” The California Republican several ambassadors — includ- Intelligence Committee, said: “If been in touch with the Russian his question was “at best, mis- woman Sarah Isgur Flores said said it isn’t unusual for members ing the Russian ambassador — reports are accurate that government during the cam- leading.” He said he planned to Wednesday night that “there was of Congress to meet with ambas- approached Sessions after the Attorney General Sessions — a paign. press Sessions on his contact absolutely nothing misleading sadors, but added that if a ques- talk as he was leaving the stage. prominent surrogate for Donald Sessions replied he was with Russia. about his answer.” tion arose about the integrity of a Revelations of the contacts, Trump — met with Ambassador “unaware of those activities.” “It’s clearer than ever now that That statement did not satisfy federal investigation, “I think it’d first reported by The Washington Kislyak during the campaign, Then he added: “I have been the attorney general cannot, in Democrats, who even before be easier” for an attorney general Post, came amid a disclosure by and failed to disclose this fact called a surrogate at a time or good faith, oversee an investiga- Wednesday had sought his to step away from the probe. three administration officials during his confirmation, it is two in that campaign and I didn’t tion at the Department of Justice recusal from the ongoing federal Sessions had more than 25 that White House lawyers have essential that he recuse himself have, did not have communica- and the FBI of the Trump-Russia investigation and had raised conversations with foreign instructed aides to Trump to from any role in the investigation tions with the Russians, and I’m connection, and he must recuse questions about whether he ambassadors last year in his role preserve materials that could be of Trump campaign ties to the unable to comment on it.” himself immediately,” Franken could properly oversee the probe. as a U.S. senator and senior connected to Russian meddling Russians.” Flores, the Justice said. Sessions said in a brief inter- member of the Armed Services in the American political Asked by reporters Monday Department spokeswoman, said Separately in January, Sen. view with NBC Thursday, “I have Committee, and had two sepa- process. about the prospect of a recusal, that response was not mislead- Patrick Leahy, a Judiciary said that when it’s appropriate, I rate interactions with Kislyak, The officials who confirmed Sessions had said, “I would ing. Committee Democrat, asked will recuse myself.” the department confirmed. that staffers were instructed to recuse myself from anything that “He was asked during the Sessions in a written question- White House spokeswoman One was a visit in September comply with preservation-of- I should recuse myself on.” hearing about communications naire whether “he had been in Sarah Huckabee Sanders earlier in his capacity as a senator, sim- materials directions did so on At the confirmation hearing in between Russia and the Trump contact with anyone connected called the disclosure of the talks ilar to meetings with envoys from condition of anonymity because January, Sen. Al Franken of campaign — not about meetings to any part of the Russian gov- with the ambassador, Sergey Britain, China, Germany and they were not authorized to pub- Minnesota asked Sessions about he took as a senator and a mem- ernment about the 2016 elec- Kislyak, “the latest attack other nations, the department licly disclose the memo from allegations of contact between ber of the Armed Services tion, either before or after elec- against the Trump administra- said. White House counsel Don Russia and Trump aides during Committee,” she said in a state- tion day.” tion by partisan Democrats.” She The other occurred in a group McGahn. the 2016 election. He asked ment. Sessions replied simply, “No.” Six weeks later, senators question delay on Agriculture pick WASHINGTON (AP) — President the withdrawal of the original never hear anything about them,” Donald Trump tapped former nominee, Andrew Puzder. she said. Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue to be Senators say they haven’t been Tester said lawmakers need to his agriculture secretary six given an explanation for the delay keep rural issues “front and cen- weeks ago, but the administration involving Perdue. ter” for the new president, who is still hasn’t formally provided the “They don’t seem to have a rea- from New York City. Senate with the paperwork for the son as to why his name hasn’t “The tendency is to go where nomination. come up,” Iowa Sen. Chuck you know, and I’m not sure he The delay is frustrating farm- Grassley told reporters after ask- knows rural America very well, so state senators, who represent ing around about the Perdue it’s just an opportunity to remind many of the core voters who nomination. him that you’ve got to pay atten- helped elect Trump. The delay comes as some farm- tion,” Tester said. “I don’t know yet,” Senate state lawmakers question Some farm-state Republicans Agriculture Committee Chairman whether Trump is paying enough pushed back on the idea that Pat Roberts, R-Kan., said attention to rural areas, which Trump is not engaged. Wednesday when asked about overwhelmingly voted for him. “He talked about rolling back AP photo Perdue’s paperwork, which After Trump’s address to regulations, and he talked about In thIs tUEsDAY Photo, President Donald Trump addresses a joint session of Congress on Roberts needs before he can Congress on Tuesday night, things that really matter in rural Capitol Hill in Washington. Trump has demonstrated more than once that he can project a more disci- schedule a confirmation hearing. Democratic Sens. Heidi Heitkamp America,” South Dakota Sen. plined and presidential style when he wants, only to quickly slip back to his old ways. “I wish to hell I did. We need a of North Dakota and Jon Tester of Mike Rounds said of Trump’s champion for agriculture, we need Montana both said the president speech. him on board.” didn’t specifically mention rural Perdue was the last member of Trump getting better at using the Roberts also complained about America in his hourlong speech. the Cabinet to be named, aside the delay at a committee hearing Both are up for re-election in from the need to find a new labor in Kansas last week. He predicted 2018. secretary candidate when Puzder trappings of presidential office that Perdue would be confirmed “There wasn’t a mention of dropped out. While Trump began quickly once the Senate can get rural America, a farm bill, or agri- picking department heads in started on his nomination. culture workers, and these should November, he waited until Jan. husband’s sacrifice. accurately covered. WASHINGTON (AP) — Most The White House said the be focuses for any leader of our 18, two days before his inaugura- Republicans swooned. Some White House officials mornings, President Donald paperwork, including ethics forms country,” Heitkamp said, noting tion, to choose an agriculture sec- “You saw an outsider last night have privately acknowledged that Trump gathers business leaders, and an FBI background check, is that President Barack Obama retary. sort of hit his stride,” declared Trump’s tiffs with inauguration- union executives or others at the coming soon. The only other nom- often omitted farm country in his At the time, farm-state lawmak- Sen. David Perdue of Georgia. crowd photographers, reporters White House for made-for-televi- ination that hasn’t been sent to speeches to Congress as well. ers and farm groups said they Former Minnesota Gov. Tim and intelligence officers have sion meetings meant to project Capitol Hill is that of Alexander “You wonder why people in worried that the new pick would Pawlenty called the address “less overshadowed their policy objec- the image of a can-do chief exec- Acosta, who was nominated to be rural America feel left out and feel be at a disadvantage getting start- utive. Mad Max and more Ronald tives for the first 100 days. In an labor secretary on Feb. 16 after disenfranchised? Because they ed. Trump sits at the center of one Reagan.” interview with Fox News Channel of the White House’s ornate “It buys him some goodwill and before Tuesday night’s address, meeting rooms, offers brief some time to fill out more posi- Trump gave himself a grade of remarks and invites assembled tions and the roadmap of where “C’’ or “C+” for his messaging journalists to stick around to they want to go,” Pawlenty said. efforts — even while awarding hear his guests praise his plans. To the president’s critics, it himself an “A’’ for his perform- Few tangible policy decisions was a frustrating reminder that ance so far. emerge from these listening ses- Trump is often judged by a dif- The White House has tried to sions. But the public parts of the ferent standard and praised for cast Trump as a president in per- meeting are carried out in full on stylistic shifts that rarely stick. petual motion, filling his days cable television, underscoring “For all the past talk of pivots with back-to-back meetings and the ways in which an unconven- that never happened, the reality showcasing relatively minor bill tional new president is using the is he’s going to benefit, like last signings and executive actions. traditional trappings of the office night, from the trappings of the Hours before he took the to his advantage. presidency,” said Brian Fallon, a Speaker’s rostrum in the House Playing the role of president is former top communications aide chamber, Trump signed execu- a crucial skill that doesn’t always to Hillary Clinton’s White House tive actions requiring the review come easily to Oval Office occu- campaign. of a rule related to protecting pants. The theater of the presi- After celebrating the speech small streams and wetlands and dency can’t fully mask policy with the president over hot dogs bills aimed at recruiting more fumbles or awkward disputes, and popcorn in the White House women for the fields of science, but it can shape the way in residence late Tuesday, White technology, engineering and which a commander in chief is House aides moved swiftly to math. perceived by the public and can keep a good moment alive. Neither was the stuff of legisla- help keep anxious political allies Plans to follow Trump’s speech tive legacy, but they allowed him in line. with the signing of a revamped, to appear with smiling onlookers That was particularly evident yet still controversial, travel ban in the Oval Office as he affixed Tuesday night, when Trump executive order on Wednesday his distinctively rigid signature delivered his first address to a were delayed so the administra- and then showed off the paper- joint session of Congress. tion avoided trampling on the work to cameras. The new president stepped looping highlight reel of Trump’s The steady, camera-friendly into the House chamber with his- speech on cable television. imagery calls to mind some of the torically low public approval rat- Press secretary Sean Spicer’s same tactics used by past New ings after a turbulent start to his daily briefing, which has become York City mayors like Ed Koch administration. Some a must-watch television event, and Rudy Giuliani, who were a Republicans are growing weary of was switched to an off-camera constant presence on local televi- his refusal — or inability — to gaggle. sion in Trump’s hometown. stop hurling personal insults and One of the surprising paradox- And like boardroom scenes in his seeming unwillingness to es of Trump’s stunning political “The Apprentice,” the photo ops focus on the GOP’s ambitious rise is that the former reality tel- put Trump in a favorable light, domestic policy agenda. evision star hasn’t always suc- showing him as an alpha male in Trump responded by embrac- ceeded on the biggest stages. He command. ing both the traditional pomp promised a high-wattage show at “He’s playing who he is, being and decorum of a presidential the Republican National the guy who is calling the CEOs address. He delivered a Convention, but the four-day together or the insurance execu- restrained and largely optimistic gathering was often disjointed tives together,” said Curt    speech, rarely veering off script. and lacked star power. Trump Anderson, a GOP strategist who In an emotional high point, he gave uneven performances in his advises Florida Gov. Rick Scott Dignified Services at singled out the widow of a fallen three debates against Clinton and multiple Republican law- 
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MacCOON’S LOCKER ROOM Patrick MacCoon Blue Raiders have much to look forward to on court When you get knocked down in life, there is no other solution than to come back stronger. Cleveland may have suffered a heartbreak it will feel for a good while, but a youthful and talent- filled group could very well choose to let this propel them for years to come. With just one senior in the first seven to the court, the Blue Raiders were able to win their fourth most contests (25) since the start of the 21st century. Jason McCowan's squad should even take a major step forward next season. KK Curry had a phenomenal junior season, scoring 654 points (22.5 ppg), among the best in all of East Tennessee. The 6-foot-7 rim punisher should return even stronger next season, and he even hit a couple of 3-pointers in the playoffs to add a scary addi- tion to his dominant force in the paint. While Curry will return with the likes of East Hamilton's Justin Dozier to be District 5- AAA's top threats, another coun- terpart made major strides this season. Dionte Ware is another tower in the paint, who could very well have a breakout season next year. Ware, a player from basket- ball royalty, whose father was on the 1997 Cleveland state cham- pionship team, put forth some flair in the region tournament and throughout the season. With “plus anticipation,” a strong outside shot, crisp pass- UT photo/Stephen lew-USA ToDAY Sports ing and a 6-foot-5 frame, Ware TeNNeSSee FoRwARD Admiral Schofield (5) grabs a rebound against LSU Tigers forward Aaron Epps (21) in the Volunteers’ has a chance to turn even more loss to the Tigers Wednesday, in Baton Rouge, La. heads in the college coaching business next season. The soph- omore scored 26 points a couple of times this season and hovered around double-doubles all year. Skid continues for struggling Volunteers The post duo, who some proj- ect could potentially average 40 points per game combined next BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Brandon Tigers made 50 percent of their field Tennessee has lost six of its last eight Hubbs finished with just eight points - season, is just one of the reasons Sampson scored 24 points and Jalyn goal attempts, including 47 percent on SEC games. six below his season average. Hubbs, why the Blue Raiders stand a Patterson added 22 as LSU ended its 3-pointers. LSU: With the victory, the Tigers who had scored in double figures in all chance to control the district and school-record 15-game losing streak “Those guys have continued to fight,” avoided having their worst SEC record but four of the Vols’ previous 16 SEC make a deeper run at state. with a 92-82 victory against Tennessee LSU coach Johnny Jones said. “They in school history. The 1967 LSU team games, missed nine of his 13 field goal Junior Deontae Davis made 90 in a Southeastern Conference game never put themselves in the position to went 1-17 in conference play. The Tigers attempts. 3-pointers this season, north of Wednesday. give up. It was great to walk in the lock- had not won a game since defeating three per contest, and will con- Sampson matched his career high er room after the game and see the look Missouri on Jan. 4. DIFFERENT ROLES tinue to benefit his team anytime when he scored 16 points in the second on these guys’ faces. In the second half, attention is drawn inside. The half when the Tigers (10-19, 2-15) the bench energized the guys on the STREAK BUSTERS LSU coach Johnny Jones started his "long-range expert" too is also outscored the Vols 50-36. Patterson’s 22 floor.” two seniors - Brian Bridgewater and one of a handful of players points were his career-high. He scored Grant Williams and Shembari Phillips LSU ended three losing streaks with Brandon Eddlestone in the final home receiving college interest already, 12 points in the second half. each had 16 points for Tennessee (15- their victory against Tennessee. The game of the season. As a result, the for one of McCowan's most tal- LSU used an 11-0 run early in the 15, 7-10). Lamonte Turner scored 14 Tigers halted their 15-game losing Tigers’ two normal starters in the post - ented groups in his 10-year second half to take control of the game. points. The Vols made only nine field streak - the longest in school history. Duop Reath and Aaron Epps - came off tenure. Sampson scored five points and Aaron goals in the second half. That streak began when LSU lost to the bench. Both Reath and Epps scored Mullek Bradford was able to Epps contributed four points during the “LSU did whatever they wanted to do Mississippi State 95-78 on Jan. 7. The ten points and grabbed six rebounds. control tempo for the "running stretch. A basket by Epps put the Tigers offensively,” Tennessee coach Rick Tigers stopped a 14-game SEC losing Reath and Epps were a combined 7-of- Raiders" this season and show- in front 60-51 with 14:28 remaining in Barnes said. “It was very disappointing streak, which equaled their longest ever. 12 from the field. Epps made two 3- cased impressive decision mak- the game. the way we defended. We knew they had LSU dropped 14 straight conference point shots. ing. The junior all-district point “I was just keeping my foot on the gas the ability to score a lot of points and we games over the 1998 and 1999 seasons. guard, along with the other team in the second half,” Sampson said. didn’t defend. We also didn’t finish The Tigers also ended a five-game losing UP NEXT leaders, had four double-doubles “Sometimes I can get complacent in the plays. LSU came up with all the 50-50 streak at home against the Volunteers. and even landed an 11-point, second half, so I just wanted to keep balls.” LSU had not beaten Tennessee at the Tennessee: The Volunteers will con- 13-assist outing in a road dis- driving and keep being aggressive. We Pete Maravich Assembly Center since clude the regular season when they play trict win at East Hamilton. played good defense and we ran in tran- BIG PICTURE 2006. host to Alabama on Saturday. Another point guard with a sition.” LSU: The Tigers will try to put togeth- bright future ahead is Jacobi Epps and Duop Reath each scored ten Tennessee: The Volunteers’ late-sea- ROUGH NIGHT FOR HUBBS er back-to-back SEC victories in their points for LSU, which won its first con- son slide continued with their third con- regular season finale at Mississippi State See MacCOON, Page 11 ference home game of the season. The secutive defeat — all by double figures. Tennessee leading scorer Robert on Saturday. Golf unveils a modern set of Alabama rolls Vandy rules to make it easier to play in SEC tourney opener GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Shaquera Wade scored 21 points, MEXICO CITY (AP) — Golf’s faces six months of public feed- ‘How do we make the rules eas- Hannah Cook added 15 and 12th-seeded Alabama opened the two governing bodies released a back, reduces the number of ier to understand and easier to Southeastern Conference Tournament on Wednesday with a 77-57 draft of modern rules on rules from 34 to 24. apply around the world,’” said win over 13th-seeded Vanderbilt. Wednesday aimed at bringing In many cases, penalties have Thomas Pagel, the USGA’s sen- Jordan Lewis added 13 points and freshman Ashley Knight set common sense to what can be a been rescinded. Players no longer ior director of rules and ama- the school record for blocked shots, rejecting three to give her 71 complicated sport. will be assessed a one-shot teur status. “I think what you’ll for the Crimson Tide (18-12), who face fifth-seeded Tennessee on The Royal & Ancient Golf penalty if their golf ball acciden- see is that part of this process Thursday in the second round. Club and the U.S. Golf tally moves, if their club touches is to evaluate all the outcomes Rachel Bell had a career-high 31 points for the Commodores (14- Association spent more than the ground while in a hazard or and identify outcomes that are 15), who had won five straight over Alabama. five years trying to simplify the even if a putt strikes a flagstick more reasonable and common- Both teams shot 50 percent in the first half but the Tide had a Rules of Golf without stripping that is not being tended. sense based.” 42-30 lead by going 6 of 10 from 3-point range and 10 of 14 at the the centuries-old game of its Remember when Jeff Rory McIlroy has been foul line compared to 1 of 4 and 1 of 5, respectively, for Vandy. traditions and fundamentals of Maggert’s shot from a fairway informed of the changes and Alabama took control by scoring the first six points of the third fair play. The result figures to bunker caromed off the lip and liked what he heard. quarter and putting together a late 8-0 run, making it 60-40 on a be the most comprehensive hit him in the chest? That cost “I think golf’s emphasis on jumper by Meoshonti Knight, who had 10 points. The 77 points is overhaul since the first set of him a two-shot penalty in the the rules can sometimes turn AP photo the most Alabama has scored in the tourney since scoring 76 in rules was published in 1744. 2003 Masters. Under the pro- people away from it,” McIlroy Rickie FowleR lines up a the second round in 1999. But in this case, the Rules of posed rules, it wouldn’t be a said. “To modernize and make putt on the first hole during the Vanderbilt, one of the top 3-point teams in the country at 39 Golf actually shrunk. penalty. final round of the Honda Classic, The proposal, which now “The primary objective was, in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 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Miami 125, Philadelphia 98 Washington 105, Toronto 96 Brook qualifies for Division II Boston 103, Cleveland 99 Denver 110, Milwaukee 98 New Orleans 109, Detroit 86 Track & Field Championships San Antonio 100, Indiana 99 Minnesota 107, Utah 80 Brooklyn 109, Sacramento 100 Brooks met the 400-meter Houston 122, L.A. Clippers 103 From LEE SPORTS INFORMATION thursday’s Games provisional standard of 48.73 Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA with a time of 47.86 in the Charlotte at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Division II Men’s and Women’s Emory CrossPlex Invitational, Oklahoma City at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Track and Field and Cross which was held at the Cleveland at Atlanta, 7 p.m. Country Committee has Birmingham (Ala.) CrossPlex. He Miami at Orlando, 7 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. announced the participants for will enter the preliminaries with Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. the 2017 NCAA Division II Men’s the 15th-quickest qualifying L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. and Women’s Indoor Track and Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. time. Myles Pringle of Ashland Brooklyn at Utah, 9 p.m. Field Championships. University enters with the top Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Lee University’s Justin Brooks time of 46.11. San Antonio at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. Boston at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. has been selected to be one of The championships will be saturday’s Games the 540 total participants, 270 held March 9-11 in Birmingham, Detroit at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Cleveland at Miami, 8 p.m. men and 270 women, and one of at the Birmingham CrossPlex, as Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 17 in the men’s 400-meter dash. part of the 2017 NCAA Division II L.A. Clippers at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. He is the first Lee athlete to Charlotte at Denver, 9 p.m. National championships Festival. Memphis at Houston, 9 p.m. qualify for the NCAA DII Indoor The championships will be Minnesota at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Championships. streamed live on www.NCAA.com. Brooklyn at Portland, 10 p.m. AP photo sunday’s Games Student-athletes qualified for Brooks will run in the prelimi- No games scheduled. AtlAntA FAlcons head coach Dan Quinn speaks during a press conference at the NFL the championships by reaching naries of the 400-meter dash at ncAA Men’s college Basketball scores Combine in Indianapolis, Wednesday. Wednesday, Mar. 1 the automatic and provisional 6:20 p.m. EST on March 9. The EAst standards established for each event final is scheduled for Albany (NY) 100, Hartford 71 event. George Washington 67, Fordham 66 Saturday at 4:45 p.m. Mount St. Mary’s 76, Sacred Heart 73 New Hampshire 74, UMBC 65 Quinn expects Falcons to punch Texas 150.167 Rhode Island 68, Saint Joseph’s 49 Boston 150.167 Richmond 75, UMass 64 on tAP nAtIonAl lEAGUE Robert Morris 69, LIU Brooklyn 68 W l Pct. St. Francis (Pa.) 100, Bryant 78 thursday, March 2 Stony Brook 70, Binghamton 60 back from Super Bowl loss Los Angeles 410.800 BAsKEtBAll Vermont 86, Maine 41 Region 3-AAA tournament Pittsburgh 420.667 St. Louis 420.667 Wagner 72, Fairleigh Dickinson 70 at Jim smiddy Arena soUtH INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Atlanta Falcons coach first went from Super Bowl loser to champion. Girls championship Game Colorado 420.667 Philadelphia 320.600 Alabama 70, Mississippi 55 Dan Quinn threw the first jab at the NFL’s annu- The Miami Dolphins did it the next season, too. Cumberland County vs. Bradley Central, 7 Clemson 78, NC State 74 at Raider Arena Washington 320.600 al scouting combine. No other team has successfully done it. New York 330.500 East Carolina 66, UConn 62 Boys championship game Florida 78, Arkansas 65 Walker Valley vs. East Hamilton, 7 San Francisco 330.500 When he walked to the podium Wednesday, he In fact, the last time a runner-up played in the Chicago 220.500 George Mason 63, Duquesne 62 Friday, March 3 Georgia 79, Auburn 78 answered his own questions — before letting any- next Super Bowl was when Buffalo endured the BAsEBAll Arizona 230.400 Atlanta 230.400 LSU 92, Tennessee 82 one else speak. last of its record-breaking four consecutive losses Cleveland State at Roane State, 2 Murray St. 85, Tennessee Tech 84, 2OT soFtBAll Milwaukee 230.400 Yes, he has watched the Super Bowl tape. in January 1994. Miami 230.400 Wake Forest 88, Louisville 81 Cleveland State at Roane State (DH), 2 MIDWEst No, he will not forget what happened. And only two of the last nine second-place tEnnIs San Diego 240.333 Cincinnati 060.000 Dayton 79, VCU 72 And now it is time for everyone to start focus- teams have reached conference championship West Georgia at Lee University, 1 Illinois 73, Michigan St. 70 saturday, March 4 Wednesday’s Games ing on the future. game. Baltimore 12, Boston 5 Marquette 95, Xavier 84 BAsKEtBAll Northwestern 67, Michigan 65 tssAA Girls substate games Miami 9, Houston 5 Nearly a month after an epic Super Bowl col- Quinn believes his team is good enough to defy St. Louis 6, N.Y. Mets 1 Notre Dame 82, Boston College 66 Stewarts Creek at Bradley/Cumberland winner, 7 or SE Missouri 78, Tennessee St. 75, OT lapse, Quinn calmly and confidently explained the odds — and he’s not alone. 8 Philadelphia 5, Tampa Bay 5 Pittsburgh 3, Minnesota 1 Saint Louis 70, La Salle 55 how the Falcons plan to use it to their advantage “We are a resilient group,” Falcons general Bradley/Cumberland loser at Riverdale, 8 soUtHWEst Gsc Womens tournament Washington 9, Detroit (ss) 1 next season. manager Thomas Dimitroff said. “We are confi- Detroit (ss) 5, Toronto 4 Houston Baptist 94, Texas A&M-CC 80 in Birmingham Incarnate Word 89, Abilene Christian 75 “Those who cover our team on a regular basis dent with Dan Quinn’s leadership that we will semifinal Games Chicago White Sox 3, Arizona 2 Chicago Cubs 7, Kansas City 3 Kansas St. 75, TCU 74 know we talk about boxing quite a bit. We got our bounce back.” West Georiga vs. West Florida, 1 Texas Tech 67, Texas 57 Lee University vs. Valdosta (Ga.) State, 3:15 Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 2 asses knocked down on the canvas,” he said. And, changes are coming. Seattle 7, Cleveland 4 FAR WEst BAsEBAll Nevada 82, San Jose St. 67 Cleveland State at Roane State (DH), 12 San Diego (ss) 5, Oakland 0 “You get back up and you go fight again. That’s Shortly after the Super Bowl, offensive coordi- Colorado 3, San Diego (ss) 1 San Diego St. 51, Air Force 38 Lee University at West Georgia (DH), 1 Southern Cal 87, Washington St. 64 kind of what this offseason is about for us.” nator Kyle Shanahan accepted the head coaching lAcRossE L.A. Angels 3, Texas 2 N.Y. Yankees 8, Atlanta 7 UC Irvine 68, UC Riverside 56 Boxing is a perfect example for a natural coun- job in San Francisco. Quinn subsequently hired Lee University at Lees-McRae (N.C.), 3 UCLA 98, Washington 66 soFtBAll L.A. Dodgers 7, San Francisco 6 terpuncher like Quinn. former Alabama offensive coordinator Steve thursday’s Games UNLV 66, Utah St. 59 Cleveland State at Roane State (DH), 12 ncAA Women’s college Basketball scores When questioned why the Falcons were still Sarkisian as the replacement. Lee University at West Georgia (DH), 1 Atlanta vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Minnesota vs. Baltimore (ss) at Sarasota, Fla., 1:05 Wednesday, Mar. 1 throwing the ball in the fourth quarter, when Defensive coordinator Richard Smith and tRAcK EAst Lee University at Alabama-Huntsville p.m. they appeared to have the franchise’s first cham- defensive line coach Bryan Cox were fired three Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Boston U. 66, Army 62 sunday, March 5 Bucknell 78, Lafayette 61 BAsEBAll Tampa Bay vs. Boston at Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 pionship locked up, Quinn defended the play- days after the season ended, moves Quinn said p.m. Delaware 75, Towson 59 Lee University at West Georgia, 1 Lehigh 83, Colgate 74 calling by saying they needed to stay aggressive. were unrelated to the loss. He then promoted Gsc Womens tournament Washington vs. Houston at West Palm Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Loyola (Md.) 56, Holy Cross 37 When there were questions about Atlanta’s Marquand Manuel to the top defensive job. in Birmingham Navy 60, American U. 44 championship Game Philadelphia vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 p.m. defense wearing down, the Falcons dismissed But it’s not just Quinn who has been living Miami vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Fla., 1:10 North Carolina 72, Pittsburgh 60 Lee/Valdosta winner vs. W.Ga./.W. Fla. winner, Northeastern 52, Hofstra 46 that notion, too. with the fallout. 2:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, soUtH Now, with a little time to reflect on what went “Uh, yeah. I mean I second-guess just like all GolF Alabama 77, Vanderbilt 57 Lee University at Las Vegas Desert Classic Ariz., 3:05 p.m. wrong, Quinn believes he knows how to avoid a you guys do,” Shanahan was asked if, in retro- Chicago White Sox vs. San Francisco (ss) at Belmont 74, SE Missouri 59 soFtBAll Clemson 67, Virginia Tech 66 Lee University at West Georgia, 2 Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. similar fate: Accept the mistakes, learn from spect, he should have called more runs. “Any Cleveland vs. L.A. Dodgers at Glendale, Ariz., 3:05 E. Kentucky 73, Morehead St. 67 tEnnIs Elon 82, UNC-Wilmington 48 them and make the corrections. time a play doesn’t work, you say, ‘Yeah, I wish I spring Break trip p.m. Colorado vs. Kansas City at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 Florida 71, Arkansas 61 “No. 1, you have to own it,” he said. “There are called what works.’ But the reason for calling orlando, Fla. Georgia Tech 71, Boston College 67 Winona State (Minn.) vs. Lee University (W), TBA p.m. consequences good and bad when you make those, why we did that, what we were thinking, I Texas vs. Oakland at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. James Madison 74, Coll. of Charleston 60 Milwaukee vs. Seattle at Peoria, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. William & Mary 74, Drexel 65 plays and when you don’t. Owning those deci- don’t second-guess at all.” San Diego vs. Arizona (ss) at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 MIDWEst sions, can we nail execution on this play better? And that’s exactly how Quinn wants it — throw Ball St. 64, E. Michigan 54 p.m. When the opportunity comes to making a sack or a punch, take a hit, accept whatever happens on AIR San Francisco (ss) vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., Buffalo 81, Akron 55 3:10 p.m. Cent. Michigan 94, W. Michigan 73 creating a turnover, owning those scenarios.” next. sports on tV Illinois 79, Nebraska 70 thursday, March 2 Baltimore (ss) vs. N.Y. Yankees at Tampa, Fla., It’s a message the Falcons want in their corner. He figures it’s the only way to have a fighter’s 6:35 p.m. Kent St. 78, Miami (Ohio) 51 collEGE BAsKEtBAll Ohio 79, Bowling Green 68 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., As Quinn sees it, this tough blow should serve chance in the next bout. 9:10 p.m. Toledo 79, N. Illinois 75 ESPN — Nebraska at Minnesota Wisconsin 61, Rutgers 55 as inspiration to come back even stronger in the “When they (Falcons players) asked me if I ESPN2 — Houston at Cincinnati Friday’s Games Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, Fla., 1:05 soUtHWEst fall and finish it off the title run. watched it. I say ‘yes. I am past it. I am not over ESPNU — UCF at South Florida Abilene Christian 68, Incarnate Word 45 8 p.m. p.m. Historically, that hasn’t happened. it,’” Quinn said. “I don’t think I ever will be (over Boston vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Lamar 81, Nicholls 77 CBSSN — Tulsa at SMU Texas A&M-CC 68, Houston Baptist 51 It’s been 45 years since the Dallas Cowboys it) and that’s a good thing.” 9 p.m. Detroit vs. Tampa Bay at Port Charlotte, Fla., 1:05 p.m. FAR WEst ESPN — Iowa at Wisconsin Cal Poly 73, Cal St.-Fullerton 57 ESPN2 — Stanford at Colorado Minnesota vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Montana 71, Weber St. 46 ESPNU — Tulane at Memphis Montana St. 73, Idaho St. 67 11 p.m. St. Louis vs. Washington (ss) at West Palm Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. N. Arizona 76, Idaho 61 ESPNU — California at Utah N. Colorado 57, Portland St. 50 Red Sox newcomer Sale tunes up for spring debut GolF Washington (ss) vs. Miami at Jupiter, Fla., 1:05 p.m. N.Y. Yankees vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 North Dakota 92, Sacramento St. 78 5:30 a.m. S. Utah 64, E. Washington 63 GOLF — European PGA Tour, Tshwane Open, first p.m. (AP) — Even a spring tuneup Ellsbury went 2 for 2 and Grichuk homered, doubled and round, at Waterkloof, South Africa (same-day tape) Houston vs. N.Y. Mets at Port St. Lucie, Fla., 1:10 for Chris Sale drew a nice scored twice. Starlin Castro drove in four runs. 7:30 a.m. p.m. GOLF — European PGA Tour, Tshwane Open, first Cincinnati vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 crowd. also had two hits, and Matt Cardinals prospect Luke round, at Waterkloof, South Africa p.m. HocKEY The Boston newcomer threw Holliday added an RBI double Weaver got two outs before exit- Colorado vs. Cleveland at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 2 p.m. national Hockey league GOLF — PGA Tour, WGC-Mexico Championship, p.m. a two-inning simulated game for New York. ing with back spasms. Kansas City vs. L.A. Dodgers (ss) at Glendale, EAstERn conFEREncE first round, at Mexico City Atlantic Division Wednesday morning in prepara- Trying to win a spot in the Highly touted Amed Rosario Midnight (Friday) Ariz., 3:05 p.m. San Francisco vs. Oakland at Mesa, Ariz., 3:05 GP Wlot Pts GF GA tion for his first spring training Yankees’ rotation, Bryan had two hits for the Mets. GOLF — LPGA Tour, HSBC Women’s Champions, Montreal 64 35 21 8 78 177 163 second round, at Singapore p.m. action, saying “everything is Mitchell did not allow a hit in Michael Conforto kept up his Seattle vs. Texas at Surprise, Ariz., 3:05 p.m. Ottawa 61 33 22 6 72 161 162 MlB BAsEBAll Boston 63 33 24 6 72 176 166 going as planned.” three shutout innings. Dellin strong spring with another two- 1 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (ss) vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m. Toronto 62 28 21 13 69 190 185 Sale stayed at camp in Fort Betances worked a scoreless hit game. MLB — Spring training, Miami vs. N.Y. Mets, at Port Florida 62 29 23 10 68 158 174 St. Lucie, Fla. Milwaukee vs. L.A. Angels at Tempe, Ariz., 3:10 Myers, Florida, while the Red inning in relief. p.m. Tampa Bay 62 29 25 8 66 175 174 6:30 p.m. Buffalo 63 26 26 11 63 156 181 MLB — Spring training, Baltimore (ss) vs. N.Y. Chicago White Sox vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., Sox traveled to Sarasota to face PHILLIES 5, RAYS 5, 9 INNINGS 8:40 p.m. Detroit 61 25 26 10 60 153 180 Yankees, at Tampa, Fla. Metropolitan Division the Orioles. The lefty ace faced nBA BAsKEtBAll ANGELS 3, RANGERS 2 GP Wlot Pts GF GA teammates Dan Butler and Jesus Sucre, acquired this 8 p.m. Washington 62 42 13 7 91 207 134 Steve Selsky, with catcher TNT — Golden State at Chicago Columbus 61 39 16 6 84 199 146 AL MVP Mike Trout got two month from the Mariners, hit a 10:30 p.m. BAsKEtBAll Pittsburgh 62 38 16 8 84 214 175 Sandy Leon behind the plate hits and was hit by a pitch from two run-run homer for Tampa TNT — Oklahoma City at Portland N.Y. Rangers 63 40 21 2 82 207 168 and fellow pitchers David Price nHl HocKEY national Basketball Association N.Y. Islanders 61 29 22 10 68 180 182 A.J. Griffin. The Angels are 5-0 Bay. Starter Jake Odorizzi 7 p.m. EAstERn conFEREncE Philadelphia 62 29 26 7 65 161 187 and Steven Wright watching this spring, and are unbeaten opened with two scoreless NBCSN — N.Y. Rangers at Boston Atlantic Division New Jersey 62 25 25 12 62 145 180 from the third base dugout. sKIInG WlPct GB Carolina 60 25 25 10 60 151 175 in their last 16 exhibition innings. 1 p.m. Boston 39 22 .639 — WEstERn conFEREncE Sale then threw to three games (14-0-2) dating to last Aaron Altherr, who missed the NBCSN — FIS Nordic World Championships, Toronto 36 25 .590 3 central Division additional batters as pitching year. start of last season after a spring Cross-Country Women’s 4x5km Relay, at Lahti, New York 25 36 .410 14 GP Wlot Pts GF GA coach Carl Willis, vice president Finland (same-day tape) Philadelphia 22 38 .367 Minnesota 61 41 14 6 88 209 147 Trout has reached base in all training injury, hit a bases- WoMEn’s collEGE BAsKEtBAll 16½ Chicago 63 40 18 5 85 191 160 of pitching development and five of his plate appearances loaded triple and double, a day noon Brooklyn 10 49 .169 28 Nashville 63 32 22 9 73 188 177 assistant pitching coach Brian BTN — Big Ten Tournament, second round, southeast Division St. Louis 62 31 26 5 67 173 179 this spring. Newcomer Jesse after homering. Philadelphia Northwestern vs. Iowa, at Indianapolis WlPct GB Winnipeg 64 28 30 6 62 189 205 Bannister looked on along with Chavez started and struck out starter Vince Velasquez threw SEC — SEC Tournament, second round, Auburn Washington 36 23 .610 — Dallas 63 25 28 10 60 176 203 former Red Sox pitcher Tim vs. Georgia, at Greenville, S.C. Atlanta 34 26 .567 2½ Colorado 61 17 41 3 37 121 203 three in two innings. two shutout innings. 2:15 p.m. Miami 28 33 .459 9 Pacific Division Wakefield. Rangers starter Martin Perez BTN — Big Ten Tournament, second round, Charlotte 26 34 .433 GP Wlot Pts GF GA Acquired Dec. 6 from the gave up a run in five hits, work- Nebraska-Illinois winner vs. Purdue, at Indianapolis 10½ San Jose 62 37 18 7 81 173 146 retooling Chicago White Sox for TIGERS (ss) 5, BLUE JAYS 4 2:30 p.m. Orlando 22 39 .361 15 Edmonton 64 34 22 8 76 183 167 ing into the third inning. SEC — SEC Tournament, second round, central Division Anaheim 63 32 21 10 74 162 161 four top prospects, Sale threw Vanderbilt-Alabama winner vs. Tennessee, at WlPct GB Calgary 64 34 26 4 72 171 178 38 pitches. There was some Michael Fulmer struck out Greenville, S.C. Cleveland 41 18 .695 — Los Angeles 63 30 27 6 66 155 158 PIRATES 3, TWINS 1 three in two scoreless innings 6 p.m. Indiana 31 30 .508 11 Vancouver 62 26 29 7 59 145 179 solid contact in the first inning, SEC — SEC Tournament, second round, Chicago 30 30 .500 Arizona 62 22 33 7 51 149 200 when Butler lined what would and James McCann had two Mississippi vs. LSU, at Greenville, S.C. 11½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for overtime Joe Mauer made his spring hits and drove in two runs for 6:30 p.m. Detroit 29 32 .475 13 loss. have been a single to center. BTN — Big Ten Tournament, second round, Milwaukee 26 33 .441 15 Wednesday’s Games Sale is slated to start Monday debut for the Twins and was hit Detroit. Minnesota vs. Penn St., at Indianapolis WEstERn conFEREncE Tampa Bay 4, Carolina 3, OT against Houston in West Palm by a pitch from Josh Lindblom Dalton Pompey homered in 8:30 p.m. southwest Division Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 1 his first time up. Mauer also his first spring game for SEC — SEC Tournament, second round, Arkansas- WlPct GB thursday’s Games Beach. Florida winner vs. Texas A&M, at Greenville, S.C. San Antonio 46 13 .780 — Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. The left-hander, who turns walked and struck out. Toronto and Kevin Pillar had 8:45 p.m. Houston 43 19 .694 4½ New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. Lindblom, who spent the last two hits. Blue Jays star Josh BTN — Big Ten Tournament, second round, Memphis 36 25 .590 11 N.Y. Rangers at Boston, 7 p.m. 28 on March 30, is part of a Rutgers-Wisconsin winner vs. Michigan St., at Dallas 24 36 .400 Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. rotation that includes reigning two seasons in Korea, started Donaldson took batting practice Indianapolis 22½ Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. for Pittsburgh and pitched two for the first time since straining New Orleans 24 37 .393 23 Colorado at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. AL Cy Young winner Rick northwest Division Nashville at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Porcello and Price, who won the scoreless innings. John Jaso his right calf on Feb. 17. WlPct GB N.Y. Islanders at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. prize in 2012. had two hits for the Pirates, Utah 37 24 .607 — Vancouver at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. including a home run. BAsEBAll Oklahoma City 35 25 .583 1½ Toronto at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. He has never pitched in the NATIONALS 9, TIGERS (ss) 1 Major league Baseball Denver 28 33 .459 9 Friday’s Games postseason. The Red Sox, swept Minnesota starter Kyle spring training Minnesota 25 36 .410 12 Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. by Cleveland in the AL Division Gibson, who overhauled his Joe Ross got off to a nice AMERIcAn lEAGUE Portland 24 35 .407 12 Arizona at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. delivery in the offseason and WlPct. Pacific Division St. Louis at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Series last year, hope to win start for Washington by retiring Los Angeles 501.000 WlPct GB N.Y. Islanders at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. their fourth World Series title said his slider was “pretty bad,” six of seven batters, including New York 610.857 x-Golden State 50 10 .833 — Detroit at Calgary, 9 p.m. lasted less than two innings, Seattle 410.800 L.A. Clippers 36 24 .600 14 Toronto at Anaheim, 10 p.m. since 2003. Ian Kinsler, Victor Martinez and Tampa Bay 410.800 Sacramento 25 36 .410 saturday’s Games giving up two runs on six hits. Miguel Cabrera in order in the Kansas City 320.600 25½ Columbus at Ottawa, 7 p.m. Chicago 320.600 L.A. Lakers 19 42 .311 Colorado at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. YANKEES 8, BRAVES 7 first. Baltimore 330.500 31½ New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. CARDINALS 6, METS 1 A day after hitting a game- Cleveland 220.500 Phoenix 18 42 .300 32 Tampa Bay at Buffalo, 7 p.m. ending homer, Michael A. Detroit 340.429 x-clinched playoff spot Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Jaime Garcia tossed two Oakland 230.400 —- Dallas at Florida, 7 p.m. innings in his Atlanta debut St. Louis starter Carlos Taylor hit another home run Houston 230.400 Wednesday’s Games Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m. Martinez allowed only one hit and drove in three for the Minnesota 240.333 New York 101, Orlando 90 Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. and gave up Jacoby Ellsbury’s Toronto 150.167 Atlanta 100, Dallas 95 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. solo homer. over three innings. Randal Nationals. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 11 P.K. Subban expects ‘fun atmosphere’ in Montreal return MONTREAL (AP) — P.K. Canadiens who are traded raise $10 million over seven Subban made a big splash in away are often booed on their years for the Montreal Children’s the flashy defenseman’s return return, but it might be different Hospital, mainly for a program to face the Montreal Canadiens. for Subban. called P.K.’s Helping Hand to The Nashville Predators star “I don’t think it’s fair to try to support families of sick kids. received a medal from the gover- anticipate how you’re going to It was believed to be the nor general of Canada for his feel,” Subban said. “You wait for biggest charitable commitment charity work and then met the the moment and take it in. ever made by a Canadian athlete media Wednesday at a packed “My focus will be on the two and it was the reason Gov. Gen. news conference at the Bell points, but obviously I look for- David Johnston was in the hos- Centre. ward to playing in a building pital’s packed P.K. Subban “It’s a privilege to play in the and in front of fans that I played Atrium to pin the Meritorious NHL and it’s a privilege to be a in for so long. Some big games Service Cross on the player’s player who is traded out of and some fun games. Probably chest. Subban’s parents and two Montreal and still have this type the thing I look forward to most sisters, as well as many friends of support,” Subban said. “Talk is hopefully seeing Madame and fans, were on hand to share to a lot of guys who have been Beliveau there. the moment. traded, I don’t think they would Subban is a favorite of Elise “It was pretty spectacular,” be standing up here doing a Beliveau, the widow of Subban said. “It was the highest press conference when they Canadiens great Jean Beliveau. honor I’ve ever had in my life, so come back. So, I’m very honored The trade was a stunning it’s pretty special.” and happy to know that, in the move by general manager Marc This from a member of AP photo Mecca of hockey, fans still sup- Bergevin, who was looking to Canada’s 2014 Olympic gold NAshville PredAtors defeNsemAN P.K. Subban (76) closes on a Sabres player during the port me and are behind me.” change up a team that collapsed medal team and the 2013 win- third period against the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo, N.Y., Tuesday. How much they remain on after goalie Carey Price was ner of the Norris Trophy as the Subban’s side will be seen injured early in the 2015-16 sea- NHL’s top defenseman. He also Thursday night when Subban son. was the Canadiens’ highest-paid former coach Michel Therrien, Predators coach Peter Laviolette, always feel you should get some plays his first game against the Subban was already a fan player, having been given an who some felt stifled his free- who told Subban in their first sort of leash to do the things team he played for from 2009 to favorite for his skill and flair on eight-year 72 million deal ahead wheeling style with an overly phone call to be himself on and that make you the player that last June 29, when he was dealt the ice and his bubbly personali- of the 2014-15 season. defensive system of play and off the ice. you are,” he said. “Ultimately, to Nashville for Shea Weber in a ty, but his popularity went Subban took the high road on benched him when risky moves “When you’re in the top two you have to play within a sys- straight-up trade of All-Star through the roof in September, all the controversy surrounding went awry. defense pairings and you’re one tem, but there’s a reason I made defenseman. 2015 when he made a pledge to the trade. He had kind words for But he also had praise for of the highest paid players you it to the NHL. NFL cap for 2017 season is $167 million, up $12 million SEC From Page 9 NEW YORK (AP) — The NFL Wednesday at the NFL combine G O L D & salary cap for the upcoming in Indianapolis. “It’s an ongoing DIAMONDS percent with 7.3 makes a game, six straight points to take a 35- The Gators closed out the season will be $167 million per process, trying to make sure finished 3 of 16 (18.8). 33 lead. game at the free throw line team, up more than $12 million you can hang on to your top TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR Freshman Delicia Washington where they converted 8-of-13 in over last year. players all the time, what we GOLD & OTHER ITEMS converted a pair of free throws, the final 3:01 to advance to the The league and the NFL view as our core players. A lot of Gators beat Hogs by 10 before Williams went to work. second round where they will Players Association compile the times when we do those deals 5301 BRAINERD ROAD The First Team All-SEC per- play Texas A&M on Thursday at cap from specific revenues, and we’re like: ‘Hey, look, there’s GREENVILLE, S.C. – Ronni former scored 10 points during approximately 8:25 p.m. ET. (423) 499-9162 it has risen annually. It was going to be some tough deci- Williams recorded a double- a 12-0 stretch over a 3:38 span $143.28 million two years ago. sions that are made. There’s double, Dyandria Anderson that swung the lead in Florida's This is the fourth consecutive going to be some guys that have scored a career-best and favor for good. year the cap has risen at least to leave.’ It’s just part of the Florida exploded out of the half- Senior Tyshara Fleming, who $10 million. game. time locker room from a tied scored the other two points Player benefits also are “This year in particular I game and outscored Arkansas during Williams' run and col- included under the 10-year think you see there’s a huge by 12 in the third quarter en lected three rebounds of her labor agreement reached to end discrepancy in terms of cap route to a 71-61 victory in the nine during the third quarter, Welcomes To Their Team the 2011 lockout. That comes to space with a number of teams. first round of the Southeastern received high praise from UF $37 million per team, bringing It’s what the NFL’s about. 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The added cap room should Pittsburgh GM Kevin Colbert hit all nine free throw attempts, the Gator lead swelled to 18 have a major impact on teams’ believes more teams are taking while limiting the Razorbacks to points, 60-42, with 6:13 Dalton, GA 706-278-1322 spending when the NFL’s new the path the Steelers usually do a 33.3 percent shooting mark. remaining. year begins next Thursday. of developing players they draft Anderson began the third “A lot,” Seahawks general and rewarding their own free scoring back-to-back driving manager John Schneider said agents. layups before Arkansas scored Cleveland Daily Banner MacCoon From Page 9

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Cleveland Ralph Baldwin Editor and Publisher Daily Banner [email protected] – Established in 1854 – Rick Norton 423.472.5041 Associate Editor [email protected] [email protected] Opinion THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 Viewpoint –––– Some thoughts on what’s killing public education Bill O'Reilly has gone on quite a killing spree. He has written books such as “Killing the Rising Sun,” “Killing Reagan,” “Killing Patton,” “Killing Jesus,” “Killing Kennedy” and “Killing Lincoln.” I think he should also write one called “Killing Public Education.” Here is what is killing public education: A culture of disrespect is rampant in our schools. This can be created by a variety of reasons. For starters: 1. Lack of respect for a profession, which is roughly 80 per- cent female. 2. Too many people incorrectly believing that anybody can be a teacher. 3. The very structure of our public education system, as well as the state of our society, often means educators are the major authority figure in many children’s lives. This necessitates that educators are on the frontline of the culture wars. This results in an ugly fact: teachers provide the only correction or discipline some children ever receive. This leads to a negative percep- tion of teachers and public education in gener- al. The struggles that most educators face are daunting. Poverty is systemic in our nation and it is particularly obvious in our Southern Commentary –––– states. One high school principal told me, “My Bowman school has very high poverty and mobility rates. We can't continue to blame failure on teachers and prin- Will President Trump’s kinder tone stick? cipals. Families are failing and the evidence of that damage is clear. We love our students and are dedicated to them. WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump anti-Semitic attacks and other racially moti- Honestly, I don't know what the answer is anymore. Eradicate finally gave Republicans what they’ve spent vated crimes. months begging him to deliver: a pivot to ews NAlysis For House GOP leaders, Trump came tan- poverty seems to be the obvious solution.” presidential behavior. AP N A talizingly close to backing their plan to over- However, government has been trying to address this issue The question now is how long it lasts. haul the tax code by imposing a new tax on for well over 50 years. And it really hasn't improved the situa- Days, weeks, months — or simply until the make good on years of election promises, imports while exempting exports. He tion. Family structures are being redefined and crumbling. next tweet? they could enter the midterm elections in a appeared to lend support to the House We have become so driven by standards, testing and Just a little more than a month into his far weaker position than expected. Republican leaders’ plan for Obamacare, by presidency, Trump clearly wanted to use his Trump, meanwhile, faces record low embracing “tax credits” and health savings accountability that we have lost sight of what truly matters: first speech to Congress to reset a chaotic approval ratings — just 44 percent of accounts. children and those who educate our children. start to his administration. Americans approve of his job performance, But on other issues, Trump offered barely Testing has become big business; it is no longer merely a Gone was the dark tone that marked his according to a new NBC News/Wall Street a blueprint for his initiatives. snapshot on a child’s progress. Data is the gold standard. We inaugural address, replaced by optimism Journal survey. He repeated his campaign pledge to make care more about what data tells us, than what a teacher tells and pleas for bipartisan support. Standing He’s nearing the end of big achievements a $1 trillion investment in infrastructure, before lawmakers, Supreme Court justices he can enact by executive order, forcing him adding no new details to a proposal that’s us. and military leaders, the famously unre- to rely on Congress to turn the bold promis- sure to face fierce resistance from budget And what do we know about the people creating the tests strained politician was softer, sober and es of his campaign into actual achievements hawks. Big promises to make childcare more and interpreting the data? Data is not more important than chil- verged on diplomatic. Trump needed to use his prime-time affordable, ensure paid family leave, invest dren, or those that teach them. British Prime Minister Benjamin “I am here tonight to deliver a message of address to show he could steady his flailing in women’s health and a major education bill Disraeli said, “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, unity and strength, and it is a message White House and focus on the difficult work were mentioned merely in passing. deeply delivered from my heart,” he said, in required to pass his legislative agenda. There was no discussion of how his and statistics.” Perhaps we are not looking at the right statis- the opening of his hour-long speech. Still, he arrived at the Capitol in a blaze of administration would fund any of the new — tics. But while his prime-time address to accusations, enraging his opponents before and expensive — programs, putting him in Educators know what needs to be done to improve educa- Congress and the nation wrapped his he even entered the building. direct conflict with a Republican Party that’s tion. Unfortunately, their voices have too often been replaced nationalistic politics in prose that was more In the 24 hours before his address, he long focused on cutting the deficit. by philanthropists, business leaders and outside organizations. presidential, it is unlikely to overcome the blamed former President Barack Obama for On foreign policy, he promised a massive deep divisions created by his first few weeks town hall protests and security leaks, called expansion in military spending, even as he Often these “outside influencers” are driven by poor under- in office. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi “incom- made no mention of Iraq or Afghanistan, standing of the issues, self-serving interests or in some cases For a candidate who sold himself as a petent” and said his generals, not the com- where American troops are still stationed. greed. master dealmaker, Trump has shown little mander in chief, were responsible for a mili- And he avoided commenting on U.S.-Russia The argument often used to counter the power of educators inclination to get deeply involved with the tary raid in Yemen that killed a Navy SEAL. relations, an area where he’s sparked major is that public education needs to be run more like a business kind of nitty gritty negotiating that defines In his speech, he called on Washington to controversy even within his own party, mak- the legislative process. “work past the differences of party.” ing only a nebulous reference to an America and be more efficient. These arguments often fail to consider That’s left the Capitol reeling. The candidate who won the White House “willing to find new friends.” the “inside influencers” of district policy, state policy, and fed- Republicans have united control for the by taking a hard-line stance on immigration, “We will look back on tonight as when this eral rules, laws and controls which often end up essentially first time in decades but no agreement over seemed to express openness to a bipartisan new chapter of American greatness began,” micro-managing our local schools. the specifics of long-promised plans to immigration bill. Trump said at the conclusion of his speech. If we do not want to kill public education, the teaching pro- repeal “Obamacare” and revamp the tax The president whose administration spent “I am asking all citizens to embrace this code. The federal civil service is in not-so- much of its first weeks in office battling with renewal of the American spirit. I am asking fession must be elevated in stature. Educators must be seen subtle revolt. And weeks of protests and the media, intelligence community, federal all members of Congress to join me in as community leaders both inside and outside of the class- raucous town halls are putting fresh politi- judiciary and even Hollywood celebrities dreaming big and bold and daring things for room. Far too often the voices of classroom teachers are not cal pressure on lawmakers from both par- asked for an end to “trivial fights.” our country.” included in the decisions that impact their livelihood or their ties to resist his agenda. And after questioning the authenticity of a As they burst into cheers, Republicans students. Few occupations are given so little say in their cho- The stakes are high not only in terms of wave of bomb threats against Jewish com- quietly wondered which Trump would show sen field. policy but politics: If the GOP is unable to munity centers, he condemned the flood of up in the morning. Let’s not wait until the autopsy or until Bill O’Reilly writes another book to explain that educators must be given a more active role in determining the policies that concern their stu- dents and the teaching profession. Advice –––– It is imperative that we accept and nurture the teacher-lead- ers we already have and look to them for the guidance we need to improve education. ——— Dear Annie: ‘She makes how much?’ (About the writer: J.C. Bowman, a Bradley County native and former educator in the county school system, is the execu- Dear Annie: I have 38 years of experience cheated, not because of any change in your the one or two other dates I had gone on in the health care industry. I love my job and job or the way your employer treated you before; those women would not even let me tive director of Professional Educators of Tennessee, a nonpar- co-workers. I’ve been at my present job for 11 but because you gained knowledge about drive them home when I mentioned my five tisan teacher association headquartered in Nashville. years. “Good work ethics, dependability, loy- your co-worker’s salary. Still, I understand children. Permission to reprint this opinion piece has been granted by alty and honesty” is my work mantra. My co- why you’re irritated. I drove home saying to myself, “I’m going the author and the association. Opinions expressed in guest worker “Samantha” has been here for a little If you haven’t gotten a raise in a while, to marry that woman!” “Viewpoints” do not necessarily reflect the views of the over two years. She is doing a great job. Our now is the perfect time to request one. I feel blessed that my marriage has been duties are comparable. I enjoy working with Highlight your dedication and work ethic to full of love and respect. We made a vow to Cleveland Daily Banner.) her and care for her very much. your manager just as you did in your letter. each other when we got married never to go But she is a very close friend of my And if you don’t get the answer you’re look- to bed angry at each other. It was hard a employer’s and of my office manager’s, and ing for, make peace with the situation. Get few times, but we did it. some time ago, I learned that she is making back to your mantra. Keep your eyes on the I am ready for another 47 years with her. Today in History the same hourly wage as I am. Her past horizon and that promising rainbow that is I love her. — Larry G. experience was teaching preschool. retirement. You’re fortunate to have a job Dear Larry: Thank you very much for (AP) — Today is Thursday, March 2, the 61st day of 2017. Needless to say, it has been hurtful; I feel you love enough to turn down higher-paying sharing your story. Life handed you some There are 304 days left in the year. slighted, and it has rattled my work confi- offers. Not many people can say that. pretty sour lemons, and you made sweet Today’s Highlights in History: dence. Over the past 10 years, I have turned Dear Annie: So many people write to you lemonade. I am so happy for you and your On March 2, 1867, Howard University, a historically black down three job offers that would have paid about negativities in their lives. I wanted to wife and am sure that your son and first school of higher learning in Washington, D.C., was founded as it me a higher wage. My employer doesn’t write to you about a positive. wife are smiling down from heaven. received a congressional charter. Congress passed, over President know this or realize my loyalty to the office. On Valentine’s Day, my wife and I cele- What I love most about your letter is your Andrew Johnson’s veto, the first of four Reconstruction Acts, pro- Retirement is three or four years away for brated our 47th wedding anniversary. gratitude. Having an attitude of gratitude viding for “the more efficient Government of the Rebel States” by me, but in the meantime, I would like to be In the mid-1960s, I lost a son; then in has been scientifically proved to have many dividing the South into five military-run districts. treated fairly, and I don’t know how to han- January 1969, I lost my first wife. I found health benefits. A study from the University On this date: dle this situation. Could you please offer me myself single, living in a rural area with five of California, Berkeley found that people In 1793, the first president of the Republic of Texas, Sam a solution or some advice? — Undervalued children. I was overwhelmed. who practice gratitude have stronger Houston, was born near Lexington, Virginia. Dear Undervalued: Your experience In late 1969, I went on a blind date with immune systems, lower blood pressure, In 1836, the Republic of Texas formally declared its independ- speaks to the power of perspective. You went my current wife. I told her I had five chil- fewer aches and pains, and better nights’ ence from Mexico. from being extremely satisfied to feeling dren, and she said, “So?” This was unlike sleep. Stay thankful. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 13 Democratic effort led by ex-AG Holder targets swing states Cleveland Daily Banner 2671)281) $'*+0',) @5D853;4194 >9=1< *857C9>@1B;9>7B941I5F5>9>752BE1BI norship in Virginia this year. 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LegaL PuBLICaTIOn ing authority, 450 Walker Street ne, Cleveland, Tennessee a copy of the bid specifications may be obtained by visiting nOTICe TO PuBLIC OF PrOPOseD aCQuIsITIOn 37311. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to the bradley County Schools Central office located at 800 anD DeMOLITIOn OF PrOPerTy waive any informalities in the bidding. no bidder may with- South lee Highway from friday, february 24 to friday, LOCaTeD WITHIn THe FLOODPLaIn draw his bid within 60 days after the actual date of the open- March 10. ing thereof. Walk THRougH and PRebid ConfeRenCe bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope by friday, The City of Cleveland has submitted an application to the at 10:00 a.M., eST. on March 3, 2017, a prebid conference March 24, 2017 at 11:00 aM. at this time all bids will be federal emergency Management agency through the State will be held at the Cleveland Housing authority, for the pur- opened and read aloud. The board reserves the right to re- of Tennessee emergency Management agency’s (TeMa) pose of answering questions bidders may have and to con- ject any and all bids Hazard Mitigation grant Program a grant application for the sider any suggestions they may wish to make concerning the february 23, 2017; March 2, 2017 funding of the following. project. immediately following the prebid conference, a walk-through of the project will be held by the owner. all con- LegaL PuBLICaTIOn Public notice applicant: City of Cleveland, Tn tractors are encouraged to attend this walk-through and pre- 190 Church St ne bid conference. Cleveland Housing authority by: Paul dellin- Cleveland, Tn 37311 ger, executive director date: february 2017 under the provisions of Section 57-205, Tennessee Code february 23; March 2, 2017 annotated, as amended, effective May 1, 1972: Mehul Shah d/b/a Paradise Petroleum, name of applicant, 7227 avantine Project Title: 2016 fMa Rl Properties acquisition/demoli- LegaL PuBLICaTIOn Way #102, Chattanooga, Tn 37421 on 2-27-17 filed an ap- tion (fMa-PJ-04-2016-001) nOTICe OF suBsTITuTe TrusTee s saLe plication to the Polk County beer board Commission for a li- WHeReaS, default has occurred in the performance cense to sell beer at the following location: Map # 64, Par- Location of Proposed Work: The area affected by this pro- of the covenants, terms and conditions of a deed of cel#: 129.00, Physical location: 4147 Hwy 411 ocoee, Tn ject consists of a residence located east of fillauer branch, a Trust dated May 13, 2011, executed by kathy ken- 37361 to be known as: kangaroo express. This application is tributary of Mouse Creek, and also being west of north drick, conveying certain real property therein de- for off premises sales. business formerly known as Circle k ocoee St in the vicinity of Royal dr. scribed to equititle inc., as Trustee, as same ap- with Randy Horne, asst. Secretary for Circle k Stores, inc. as pears of record in the Register's office of bradley Permittee. The Polk County beer board Commission will Proposed Work and Purpose: County, Tennessee recorded May 19, 2011, in deed meet at 6:30 p.m. on the 7th day of March, 2017, in the Polk The approved scope of work is the acquisition and demolition book 2034, Page 630; and WHeReaS, the beneficial County Courthouse, Courtroom #302, benton, Tennessee at of one residential structure and converts the land into open interest of said deed of Trust was last transferred which time the above named application will be considered. space and maintain in perpetuity as required in 44 CfR Part and assigned to nationstar Mortgage llC d/b/a angie Sanford, County Clerk 80. The subject properties are located in Special flood Haz- Champion Mortgage Company who is now the March 2, 2017 ard area in the corporate limits of the City of Cleveland, Tn. owner of said debt; andWHeReaS, the undersigned,Rubin lublin Tn, PllC, having been LegaL PuBLICaTIOn Funding shares Total appointed as Substitute Trustee by instrument to nOTICe OF suBsTITuTe TrusTee's saLe federal $ 90,558.00 State $ 0 be filed for record in the Register's office of bradley WHeReaS, default has occurred in the performance of the County, Tennessee. noW, THeRefoRe, notice is local $ 10,062.00 covenants, terms and conditions of a deed of Trust dated estimated Total Cost $ 100,620.00 hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been March 24, 2008, executed by J. Jeff PadgeTT, valeRie declared due and payable, and that the under- M. PadgeTT, conveying certain real property therein de- Comment Period: signed, Rubin lublin Tn, PllC, as Substitute Trus- scribed to SeCuRe TiTle of bRadley Co., as Trustee, tee or his duly appointed agent, by virtue of the Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal as same appears of record in the Register's office of bradley agencies; and other interested parties in order to consider power, duty and authority vested and imposed County, Tennessee recorded december 17, 2009, in deed upon said Substitute Trustee will, on March 16, and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. all com- book 1948, Page 677-689; and WHeReaS, the beneficial in- ments should be made in writing and addressed to Corey di- 2017 at 03:00 PM at the front Steps of the bradley terest of said deed of Trust was last transferred and as- County Courthouse , located in Cleveland, Tennes- vel at 185 2nd St ne, Cleveland, Tn, 37311. These are due signed to nationstar Mortgage llC who is now the owner of within 21 days of this notice. The State will forward com- see, proceed to sell at public outcry to the highest said debt; andWHeReaS, the undersigned,Rubin lublin Tn, and best bidder for cash or certified funds only, ments to applicable regulatory agencies as needed. if you PllC, having been appointed as Substitute Trustee by in- have any questions about the project, or wish to receive a the following described property situated in bradley strument to be filed for record in the Register's office of brad- County, Tennessee, to wit:SiTuaTed in THe copy of the drawings, call one of the following project con- ley County, Tennessee. noW, THeRefoRe, notice is tacts. fouRTH Civil diSTRiCT of bRadley CounTy, hereby given that the entire indebtedness has been declared TenneSSee, deSCRibed aS folloWS, due and payable, and that the undersigned, Rubin lublin Tn, To-WiT:loT Six (6), CaWood SubdiviSion, aS PllC, as Substitute Trustee or his duly appointed agent, by aPPliCanT ConTaCTS: SHoWn by PlaT of ReCoRd in PlaT book 2, virtue of the power, duty and authority vested and imposed Corey divel, aiCP Senior Planner Page 8, in THe RegiSTeR`S offiCe of bRadley upon said Substitute Trustee will, on March 23, 2017 at 1:00 Tele: 423-479-1913 CounTy, TenneSSee. aCCoRding To SuRvey of PM at the Main door of the bradley County Courthouse, 155 March 2, 2017 neal SandeRS daTed MaRCH 23, 1978, being north ocoee Street, Cleveland, Tn 37311, proceed to sell at dRaWing #1380, Said loT iS MoRe fully de- public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash or certi- LegaL PuBLICaTIOn SCRibed aS folloWS: beginning aT THe PoinT fied funds only, the following described property situated in nOTICe TO PuBLIC OF PrOPOseD aCQuIsITIOn of inTeRSeCTion of THe eaST line of oHio bradley County, Tennessee, to wit:all THaT TRaCT oR anD DeMOLITIOn OF PrOPerTy avenue and THe SouTH line of 20TH STReeT, PaRCel of land lying and being in THe fiRST Civil LOCaTeD WITHIn THe FLOODPLaIn and Running THenCe WiTH THe line of Said diSTRiCT of bRadley CounTy, TenneSSee, being STReeT SouTH 89 degReeS 16 MinuTeS eaST MoRe PaRTiCulaRly deSCRibed aS folloWS: be- The City of Cleveland has submitted an application to the 158 feeT To a CoRneR; THenCe SouTH 22 de- ing one loT fRonTing along THe SouTH Side of federal emergency Management agency through the State gReeS WeST 125 feeT To a CoRneR; THenCe big SPRingS avenue; THenCe Running SouTH- of Tennessee emergency Management agency’s (TeMa) SouTH 70 degReeS 50 MinuTeS eaST 100 feeT WaRdly of unifoRM WidTH 156 feeT and noW Hazard Mitigation grant Program a grant application for the To a CoRneR; THenCe SouTH 22 degReeS WeST bounded aS folloWS: on THe noRTH by 14TH funding of the following. 50 feeT To a PoinT in THe noRTH line of STReeT, foRMeRly big SPRingS avenue; on THe PaRk avenue; THenCe WiTH Said line noRTH eaST by edd fRaZieR land; on THe SouTH by applicant: City of Cleveland, Tn 67 degReeS 59 MinuTeS WeST 200 feeT To a buddy CoWell; on THe WeST by MRS PRiCe, foR- 190 Church St ne CoRneR WiTH oHio avenue; THenCe WiTH THe MeRly Jake PeTTiT PRoPeRTy. Said CoRneR of be- Cleveland, Tn 37311 line of Said avenue noRTH 00 degReeS 43 ginning iS 127 feeT WeST on THe WeST line of el- MinuTeS 122 feeT To THe PoinT of Rod STReeT; THenCe WeSTWaRdly 50 feeT To THe Project Title: 2016 fMa SRl Properties acquisition/demoli- beginning.Parcel id: 049C H 001.00PRoPeRTy noRTHWeST CoRneR. THiS ConveyanCe iS Made tion (fMa-PJ-04-2016-002) addReSS: The street address of the property is be- SubJeCT To THe folloWing: any goveRnMenTal lieved to be 1400 Park ave nw, Cleveland, Tn Zoning and SubdiviSion oRdinanCeS oR Regula- Location of Proposed Work: The area affected by this pro- 37311. in the event of any discrepancy between TionS in effeCT THeReon. THiS ConveyanCe iS ject consists of homes in two separate locations. one loca- this street address and the legal description of the Made SubJeCT To eaSeMenTS, ReSTRiCTionS, tion is just east of Candies Creek, being south of eveningside property, the legal description shall control. CuR- CovenanTS and CondiTionS of ReCoRd, inClud- dr and north of Candies ln in the vicinity of West lake dr. RenT oWneR(S): kathy kendrickoTHeR inTeR- ing MaTTeRS SHoWn on ReCoRded PlaTS.Parcel id: The second location is just west of Mouse Creek and south eSTed PaRTieS: SeCReTaRy of HouSing and 057l-n-003.00PRoPeRTy addReSS: The street address of Mimosa dr nW in the vicinity of Syacmore dr nW. uRban develoPMenT The sale of the above-de- of the property is believed to be 1204 14TH ST Se, Cleve- scribed property shall be subject to all matters land, Tn 37311. in the event of any discrepancy between Proposed Work and Purpose: shown on any recorded plat; any unpaid taxes; any this street address and the legal description of the property, The approved scope of work is the acquisition and demolition restrictive covenants, easements or set-back lines the legal description shall control. CuRRenT oWneR(S): J. of two (2) residential structures and convert the land into that may be applicable; any prior liens or encum- Jeff PadgeTT, valeRie M. PadgeTToTHeR inTeR- open space and maintain in perpetuity as required in 44 CfR brances as well as any priority created by a fixture eSTed PaRTieS: The sale of the above-described property Part 80. The subject properties are located in Special flood filing; and to any matter that an accurate survey of shall be subject to all matters shown on any recorded plat; Hazard area in the corporate limits of the City of Cleveland, the premises might disclose. This property is being any unpaid taxes; any restrictive covenants, easements or Tn. sold with the express reservation that it is subject set-back lines that may be applicable; any prior liens or en- to confirmation by the lender or Substitute Trus- cumbrances as well as any priority created by a fixture filing; Funding shares Total tee. This sale may be rescinded at any time. The and to any matter that an accurate survey of the premises federal $ 328,020.00 right is reserved to adjourn the day of the sale to might disclose. This property is being sold with the express State $ 0 another day, time, and place certain without fur- reservation that it is subject to confirmation by the lender or local $ 0 ther publication, upon announcement at the time Substitute Trustee. This sale may be rescinded at any time. estimated Total Cost $ 328,020.00 and place for the sale set forth above. all right and The right is reserved to adjourn the day of the sale to another equity of redemption, statutory or otherwise, day, time, and place certain without further publication, upon Comment Period: homestead, and dower are expressly waived in said announcement at the time and place for the sale set forth Comments are solicited from the public; local, state or federal deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, above. all right and equity of redemption, statutory or other- agencies; and other interested parties in order to consider but the undersigned will sell and convey only as wise, homestead, and dower are expressly waived in said and evaluate the impacts of the proposed project. all com- Substitute Trustee. The Property is sold as is, deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the un- ments should be made in writing and addressed to Corey di- where is, without representations or warranties of dersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee. vel at 185 2nd St ne, Cleveland, Tn, 37311. These are due any kind, including fitness for a particular use or The Property is sold as is, where is, without representations within 21 days of this notice. The State will forward com- purpose.THiS laW fiRM iS aTTeMPTing To Col- or warranties of any kind, including fitness for a particular use ments to applicable regulatory agencies as needed. if you leCT a debT. any infoRMaTion obTained Will or purpose.THiS laW fiRM iS aTTeMPTing To ColleCT have any questions about the project, or wish to receive a be uSed foR THaT PuRPoSe.Rubin lublin Tn, a debT. any infoRMaTion obTained Will be uSed copy of the drawings, call one of the following project con- PllC, Substitute Trustee119 S. Main Street, Suite foR THaT PuRPoSe.Rubin lublin Tn, PllC, Substitute tacts. 500Memphis, Tn 38103 www.rubinlublin.com/prop- Trustee119 S. Main Street, Suite 500Memphis, Tn 38103 erty-listings.php Tel: (877) 813-0992fax: (404) www.rubinlublin.com/property-listings.php Tel: (877) aPPLICanT COnTaCTs: 601-5846 ad #111002 02/16/2017, 02/23/2017, 813-0992fax: (404) 601-5846 ad #111570 02/23/2017, Corey divel, aiCP Senior Planner 03/02/2017 03/02/2017, 03/09/2017 Tele: 423-479-1913 february 16, 23, 2017; March 2, 2017 february 23, 2017; March 2, 9, 2017 March 2, 2017

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By owner 423-400-8514 heat/ air, washer/ dryer hookups. 2 RIVERS CAMPING: RV Park, $595 monthly plus $450 deposit. No 56. Houses For Sale LEGAL PUBLICATION Cabin Rentals, directly on the river smoking/ no pets. Call at junction of Hiwassee and Ocoee 423-339-2798. $99,500. REMODELED 3 bedroom, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S Rivers. 423-338-7208. 1 bath ranch. New metal roof. New NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NICE 2 bedroom in Cleveland. heat pump. Southeast. 46. Storage Space For Rent Ground level. Remodeled: Stove, re- 423-593-0397. Bill Houston, owner/ frigerator, blinds, water and sewer agent. GILBERT REALTy. CALFEE'S MINI Warehouse for rent: furnished. No pets, no smoking. Call Default having been made in the terms, conditions, and payments provided in a certain Deed Georgetown Pike, Spring Place for information between 9am-6pm ALL ExTENSIVELy remodeled: of Trust dated MAy 31, 2011, executed by WILLIAM D. CLINE, uNMARRIED, to DAVID S. Road and Highway 64. Call 423-479-5570. 3 bedroom/ 1 bath, SW, $99,900. 476–2777. 4 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $154,900. HuMBERD, CLEVELAND, BRADLEy COuNTy, TENNESSEE Trustee, of record in BOOK uNFuRNISHED 1 bedroom apart- TEMPSAFE STORAGE 3 bedroom/ 2 bath, N, $159,900. 2036 PAGE 574, for the benefit of BANK OF CLEVELAND, P.O. BOx 5000, CLEVELAND, ment. Located in very safe, quiet Owner financing or lease- with- Climate Controlled and peaceful area near Larry Hill TN 37320-5000, in the Register's Office for BRADLEy County, Tennessee and to J. PHILLIP & Outside units option. Owner/ Agent STONy Ford Dealership. Apartment has re- BROOKS REALTy 423-479-4514. JONES AND/OR JESSICA D. BINKLEy, either of whom may act, appointed as Substitute Downtown Location frigerator, stove, free electricity, free Trustee in an instrument of record in the Register's Office for BRADLEy County, Tennessee, & Georgetown Road water. $550 monthly, $200 deposit. 614-4111 FOR SALE By OWNER, 2661 Kens- to secure the indebtedness described; WHEREAS, the said Deed of Trust was last assigned 6 month lease. No pets. No smoking ington Park, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, to TENNESSEE HOuSING DEVELOPMENT AGENCy, the entire indebtedness having been anywhere on property. full bonus room. 423-458-1146, Sign 47. Business Property For 423-304-2973. declared due and payable by TENNESSEE HOuSING DEVELOPMENT AGENCy By AND Rent on property. THROuGH ITS SERVICER AND AuTHORIzED AGENT, u.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- OFFICE/ RETAIL space available. 50. Mobile Homes For Rent 57. Farms & Acreage For Sale TION, being the present owner/holder or authorized agent, designee or servicer of the North Ocoee Street. 423-618-1467. WANTED IMMEDIATELY holder/owner of said indebtedness, has requested foreclosure proceedings to be instituted; 48. Office Space For Rent COLLEGETOWN MOBILE ES- LARGE TRACKS of LAND for and as provided in said Deed of Trust, I, J. PHILLIP JONES/JESSICA D. BINKLEy, will by TATES: Two bedrooms nice and DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Substitute Trustee, on THuRSDAy, APRIL 1510 STuART Road - Suites rang- clean. 472–6555. Farms OK • Cash Paid • Decisions ing from 150 to 2,000 square feet. Made Quickly 20, 2017, AT 1:00 P.M. (LOCAL TIME) AT THE MAIN DOOR OF THE BRADLEy COuNTy Competitive pricing. Rent includes 52. Sleeping Rooms Contact: David Alley COuRTHOuSE, 155 NORTH OCOEE STREET IN CLEVELAND, BRADLEy COuNTy, utility, boardroom, breakroom. OWNER/ AGENT 865-389-7361 TENNESSEE, sell to the highest bidder for cash, free from the equity of redemption, home- 423-476-3261. $149 PLUS tax weekly special, 1 Confidential Response person with ad, HBO/ ESPN. stead, and dower, and all other exemptions which are expressly waived, and subject to any 49. Apartments For Rent 69. Trucks For Sale unpaid taxes, if any, the following described property in BRADLEy County, Tennessee, to 423-728–4551. TOWNHOuSE ON Ramsey Street 2010 TACOMA 4x4, New tires and wit: NE, close to Bradley Square Mall. BREEzEWAyExTENDEDSTAy.COM battery, 57,000 miles. $20,000. No pets/ smoking. $575 monthly, WEEKLy rate paid in advance, aver- 423-479-2452. $500 deposit. Credit check. ages $46.43 nightly plus tax. 423-667-3551. 71. Trailers For Sale PROPERTy LOCATED IN COuNTy OF BRADLEy, TENNESSEE: 423-584-6505. $525: 1 Bedroom, 1 bath, laminate/ 6' x 12' covered utility trailer. 4 vinyl flooring, new paint, central 53. Houses For Rent months old. used twice. Excellent LOT SEVEN (7), CHATATA RuN, AS SHOWN By PLAT OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 14, heat/ air, includes all utilities up to condition. Georgetown. Asking $100. Half off 1st months rent. PRO- $2,700. 630-688-2775. PAGE 67, IN THE REGISTER’S OFFICE OF BRADLEy COuNTy, TENNESSEE. VISION REAL ESTATE AND PROP- ERTy MANAGEMENT, LLC 423-693-0301. 72. Cars For Sale BEING THE SAME REAL ESTATE CONVEyED TO WILLIAM D. CLINE, uNMARRIED By DEED DATED MAy 27, 2011 AND RECORDED IN BOOK 2036, PAGE 572 IN THE SAID REGISTER’S OFFICE. PuBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- SuBJECT TO RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS AS SET OuT IN INSTRuMENT RECORDED IN tate advertised in this newspaper is BOOK 1160, PAGE 810, IN THE SAID REGISTER’S OFFICE, BuT OMITTING ANy COVE- subject to the Federal Fair Housing NANTS OR RESTRICTIONS, IF ANy, BASED uPON RACE, COLOR, RELIGION, SEx, Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- CLASSIC MERCEDES-BENz SExuAL ORIENTATION, FAMILIAL STATuS, MARITAL STATuS, DISABILITy, HANDI- PuBLISHER'S NOTICE: All real es- man Rights Act which makes it ille- 380SL 1985 convertible. 72,538 CAP, NATIONAL ORIGIN, ANCESTRy, OR SOuRCE OF INCOME, AS SET FORTH IN AP- tate advertised in this newspaper is gal to advertise "any preference, Original miles. Champagne colored, subject to the Federal Fair Housing limitation or discrimination based on garage kept, soft and hard top. Ex- PLICABLE STATE OR FEDERAL LAWS, ExCEPT TO THE ExTENT THAT SAID COVE- Act of 1968 and the Tennessee Hu- race, color, religion, sex, or national cellent condition. $24,900 SERIOuS NANT OR RESTRICTION IS PERMITTED By APPLICABLE LAW. man Rights Act which makes it ille- origin, handicap/ disability or an in- inquiries only 423-479-1966. gal to advertise "any preference, tention to make any such prefer- limitation or discrimination based on ence, limitation or discrimination." LLOyD'S uSED CARS race, color, religion, sex, or national 423-476-5681 SuBJECT TO DRAINAGE AND uTILITy EASEMENTS AND SETBACK REGuLATIONS AS This newspaper will not knowingly origin, handicap/ disability or an in- accept any advertising for real estate 5526 Waterlevel Highway NOTED ON PLAT. tention to make any such prefer- which is in violation of the law. Our Cleveland, TN ence, limitation or discrimination." readers are informed that all dwell- www.lloydsusedcars.com This newspaper will not knowingly ings advertised in this newspaper 2010 Chevrolet Impala, 2008 Chrys- SuBJECT TO TVA TRANSMISSION LINE EASEMENTS ACROSS THE REAR 50 FEET OF accept any advertising for real estate are available on an equal opportu- ler Sebring Convertible, 2008 Chrys- which is in violation of the law. Our ler T/ C van, 2005 Chevrolet Trail- LOT AS SHOWN ON PLAT AND RECORDED IN DEED BOOK 393, PAGE 1013, IN THE nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- readers are informed that all dwell- blazer V8, 2004 Honda Accord, SAID REGISTER’S OFFICE. ings advertised in this newspaper nity, M/F. 2001 Ford Ranger are available on an equal opportu- nity basis. Equal Housing Opportu- SuBJECT TO SEPTIC SySTEM RESTRICTIONS NOTED OF PLAT. nity, M/F. Eller & Owens SuBJECT TO ANy GOVERNMENTAL zONING AND SuBDIVISION ORDINANCES OR REGuLATIONS IN EFFECT THEREON. LEGAL FURNITURE INCLuDED IN THIS CONVEyANCE IS A 2001, 26.6 x 55.6, MANuFACTuRED HOME, CMH MANuFACTuRING, INC., MODEL NuMBER HS28564B, SERIAL NuMBER PuBLICATIONS CLR019106TNAB, HuD CERTIFICATION LABEL #TEN552384 & TEN552385. is expanding into LEGAL PUBLICATION Notice to Creditors TAx MAP: 16O-A-6.00 SEE AFFIDAVIT OF AFFIxATION AND INDEMNITy (MANuFAC- State of Tennessee, Probate Court for Bradley TuRED HOuSING) OF RECORD IN BOOK 2036, PAGE 582, REGISTER’S OFFICE FOR County at Cleveland. Notice to Creditors ES- Cleveland! BRADLEy COuNTy, TENNESSEE. TATE OF: HARRIET E. LEMON (Deceased) No: 2017-PR-53. Notice is hereby given that on the 23rd day of February, 2017, Letters of Admin- istration in respect of the Estate of Harriet E. Eller & Owens is a NC based family owned company opening a new THIS IS IMPROVED PROPERTy KNOWN AS 4049 CHATATA VALLEy RD NE, CLEVE- Lemon, who died January 18, 2017 were issued to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Brad- location in Cleveland in early April. We are accepting resumes and LAND, TN 37310 (4049 CHATATA VALLEy ROAD NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37310). ley County, Tennessee. All persons, resident and non-resident, having claims, matured or unma- applications now for all positions: Retail Sales, Administrative tured, against the estate are required to file the same with the Clerk of the above named Court Assistant, Warehouse Manager, Delivery Driver, Delivery Crew and PARCEL ID: 016O A 006.00 000 on or before the earlier of the dates prescribed in (1) or (2) otherwise their claims will be forever part time receptionist. For all positions, no prior furniture industry barred: (1) (A) Four (4) months from the date of the first publication (or posting, as the case may experience is required. We have thorough training programs. THE SALE OF THE SuBJECT PROPERTy IS WITHOuT WARRANTy OF ANy KIND, AND be) of this notice if the creditor received an actual copy of this notice to creditors at least sixty (60) Excellent people skills, a strong work ethic and a desire to succeed are IS FuRTHER SuBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF ANy TENANT(S) OR OTHER PARTIES OR days before the date that is four (4) months from ENTITIES IN POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTy. ANy REPRESENTATION CONCERN- the date of the first publication (or posting); or (B) required. Saturday work is required. Closed Sundays. Paid holidays, ING ANy ASPECT OF THE SuBJECT PROPERTy By A THIRD PARTy IS NOT THE REP- Sixty (60) days from the date the creditor re- ceived an actual copy of this notice to creditors vacations and employee discounts are available. Eller & Owens is a RESENTATION/RESPONSIBILITy OF TRuSTEE(S)/ SuBSTITuTE TRuSTEE(S) OR of the creditor received the copy of the notice less than sixty (60) days prior to the date that is THEIR OFFICE. four (4) months from the date of publication (or smoke free workplace. posting) as described in (1)(A); or (2) Twelve (12) months from the decedent's date of death. This 23rd day of February 2017. Signed: JANIS THIS SALE IS SuBJECT TO ANy uNPAID TAxES, IF ANy, ANy PRIOR LIENS OR EN- LEMON-Personal Representative. Sarah E. Email resumes to [email protected] or apply at CuMBRANCES LEASES, EASEMENTS AND ALL OTHER MATTERS WHICH TAKE PRI- Coleman, Clerk & Master, Ginger Wilson Bucha- ellerandowensfurniture.com. ORITy OVER THE DEED OF TRuST uNDER WHICH THIS FORECLOSuRE SALE IS nan, BPR #017620, Attorney for Estate of Harriet E. Lemon, P.O. Box 1083, Cleveland TN CONDuCTED, INCLuDING BuT NOT LIMITED TO THE PRIORITy OF ANy FIxTuRE FIL- 37364-1083, 423-614-4035. ING. IF THE u.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASuRy/ INTERNAL REVENuE SERVICE, March 2, 9, 2017 THE STATE OF TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF REVENuE, OR THE STATE OF TEN- NESSEE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORK FORCE DEVELOPMENT ARE LISTED AS INTERESTED PARTIES IN THE ADVERTISEMENT, THEN THE NOTICE OF THIS FORECLOSuRE IS BEING GIVEN TO THEM, AND THE SALE WILL BE SuBJECT TO ALL APPLICABLE GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES RIGHT TO REDEEM THE PROPERTy, ALL AS REAL ESTATE AUCTION REQuIRED By 26 u.S.C. 7425, T.C.A. 67-1-1433, AND 28 u.S.C. 2410 (C). THE NOTICE REQuIREMENTS OF T.C.A. 35-5-101 ET SEQ. HAVE BEEN MET. 400 A CRES T O B E S OLD THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO ADJOuRN THE DAy OF THE SALE TO ANOTHER DAy, TIME AND PLACE CERTAIN WITHOuT FuRTHER PuBLICATION, uPON ANNOuNCE- MENT AT THE TIME AND PLACE FOR THE SALE SET FORTH ABOVE. THE A T P UBLIC A UCTION TRuSTEE/SuBSTITuTE TRuSTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RESCIND THE SALE SATURDAY MARCH 11 10:00A.M. IF yOu PuRCHASE A PROPERTy AT THE FORECLOSuRE SALE, THE ENTIRE PuR- CHASE PRICE IS DuE AND PAyABLE AT THE CONCLuSION OF THE AuCTION IN THE IF YOU ARE A DEVELOPER OR JUST WANT SOME ACREAGE FOR YOUR NEXT FORM OF A CERTIFIED/BANK CHECK MADE PAyABLE TO OR ENDORSED TO LAW HOME DON’T MISS THIS AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE U.S. BANKRUPCY OFFICE OF J. PHILLIP JONES. NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. TO THIS END, yOu MuST BRING SuFFICIENT FuNDS TO OuTBID THE LENDER AND ANy COURT, CASE #16-11578 & 16-11579, OVER 400 ACRES TO BE SOLD AT OTHER BIDDERS. INSuFFICIENT FuNDS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. AMOuNTS RE- PUBLIC AUCTION!!! CEIVED IN ExCESS OF THE WINNING BID WILL BE REFuNDED TO THE SuCCESSFuL PuRCHASER AT THE TIME THE FORECLOSuRE DEED IS DELIVERED. TRACT #1: Hwy. 60 in Bradley County, over 30 Acres adjacent to the future location of Cleveland Middle School. Divided into 12 lots ranging from 1.24 acres OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES: to 11.39 acres. NONE OF RECORD TRACT #2: Moore Rd. in Bradley County, over 210 Acres divided into 4 lots ranging from 10 acres to 130.97 acres. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANy INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE uSED FOR THAT PuRPOSE. TRACT #3: Moore Rd. & Morgan Rd. in Bradley County, over 173 acres divided into 8 lots ranging from 6 acres to 50 acres. This is improved property known as 4049 CHATATA VALLEy RD NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37310 (4049 CHATATA VALLEy ROAD NE, CLEVELAND, TN 37310). Go to www.gravittauction.com to view plats of the properties. The auction will be held at the Holiday Inn Express at Exit 27, Paul Huff Parkway, J. PHILLIP JONES/ 4322 Holiday Inn Express Dr., Cleveland, Tn. 37312. JESSICA D. BINKLEy, SuBSTITuTE TRuSTEE TERMS:10% down day of auction, balance due at closing, 8% buyer’s premium applies. 1800 HAyES STREET NASHVILLE, TN 37203 (615) 254-4430 GRAVITT AUCTIONS & APPRAISALS LLC www.phillipjoneslaw.com www.auction.com F17-0129 1511 SOUTH SMITH ST., CHATTANOOGA, TN 37412 (423) 855-5888 TFL #5665 March 2, 9, 16, 2017 16—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Contact The Daytona Beach News-Journal’s NASCAR THIS WEEK Godwin Kelly at [email protected], and Ken Willis at [email protected] NASCAR NASCAR

SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A couple questions CLEVELAND we had to ask — ourselves DAYTONA 500 Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers Does this mean big things for T I R E C E N T E R Kurt Busch in 2017? Initial “stage” review? YOUR DEALER GODSPEAK: It’s a long, long season, but this was a good Like just about any other 4699 N. LEE HWY. shot in the arm for Team 41. big policy change, you can 472-3396 KEN’S CALL: Nope. But it find good and bad. From means he’s forever a Daytona the three races at Daytona 500 champ, so there’s that. — Trucks, Xfinity, Cup — you Feel worse for Junior or saw a definite uptick in Chase? action as the end of a stage GODSPEAK: I kinda gotta go approached, sometimes with Junior on this one. upfront and sometimes for He had a good car and got 10th place. But you can’t knocked out (so to speak) of make solid judgment from the race by somebody else’s a restrictor-plate race. It’ll problem. take a few weeks of “real” KEN’S CALL: Easy call: Chase. racing to shake out an To have a dominant car, and informed opinion. GOODYEAR - THE OFFICIAL TIRE OF NASCAR the lead, in the closing laps, only to have it sputter away. And the bad? They say it builds charac- ter, but he’d rather have the By my count, we lost 12 trophy. laps of green-flag racing in How’d you like “stage racing” the Daytona 500 due to the NASCAR NASCAR at Daytona? prescribed caution periods GODSPEAK: It did create more at the end of Stages 1 and energy as the first two stages Kurt Busch, left, not only won his first Daytona 500, but he got car owner Tony Stewart’s first win in 2. Welcome to the Daytona approached. I’m sure this will NASCAR’s biggest race. [NASCAR GETTY IMAGES/JARED TILTON] 470. Not sure if that was grow on me, much like the the intent of these breaks, mole on my back. because if it takes seven KEN’S CALL: Can’t tell yet, THREE THINGS WE LEARNED laps at a 2.5-mile track to SAVE except I’m not crazy that we regroup, how many laps of apparently lost 12 laps of 1. Never give up 2. Plate game 3. Gas calculation racing will be lost at the green-flag racing because of smaller tracks? Not sure of a YOUR OLD the two stage breaks. That Kurt Busch won his first All three manufacturers (Chev- Busch won the Daytona 500 solution; just asking. might be 20 laps at shorter restrictor-plate race on his 64th rolet, Ford, Toyota) have upped thanks in part to having enough tracks. start between Daytona and their restrictor-plate programs. gas to finish the race. Martin NEWSPAPERS Talladega Superspeedway. “I'm A Ford won the Daytona Clash Truex Jr., Kyle Larson and F EUD OF THE still blown away by the amount and Daytona 500. Chevrolet and Chase Elliott need to up their WEEK FOR SPRINT CUP of effort that it takes to win one Toyota each captured a Can-Am game when it comes to calcu- STANDINGS of these races,” said Busch, Duel qualifying race. Chevrolet lating fuel supply. Of course, who has 29 career wins and one swept the top-three starting Busch’s crew chief Tony Gibson RECYCLING 1. Kurt Busch 56 Cup Series championship on his positions for the Daytona 500. thought they were “half a lap” 2. Ryan Blaney 44 resume. short. 3. Joey Logano 43 4. Kevin Harvick 42 — Godwin Kelly, [email protected] Johnson Cleveland 5. AJ Allmendinger 39 6. Aric Almirola 37 7. Kyle Larson 36 Daily Banner 8. Chase Elliott 33 8. Denny Hamlin 33 10. Paul Menard 32 THREE THINGS TO WATCH McMurray 1. Earnhardt says JIMMIE JOHNSON VS. JAMIE WHAT’S ON TAP MCMURRAY: McMurray In an exclusive interview nudged Johnson in a vulner- NASCAR NASCAR CUP SERIES: Folds of Honor with NASCAR This Week, Dale able area at Daytona, and QuikTrip 500 Earnhardt Jr. said he’s not the seven-time NASCAR SITE: Atlanta Motor Speedway worried about the future of champion crashed out of the (1.5-mile quad-oval) racing. “We’ve got some young Daytona 500. TV SCHEDULE: Friday, prac- guys coming in and already GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: tice (Fox Sports 1, noon ET), here like Ryan Blaney, Chase These are the two most qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 5:30 Elliott, Bubba Wallace; guys like mild-mannered drivers in p.m. ET). Saturday, practice that who are really sharp with NASCAR, but if they don’t (Fox Sports 1, noon ET). how to utilize social media.” talk this out, there could be Sunday, race (Fox, coverage The 42-year-old driver added, trouble ahead in Atlanta. begins at 2 p.m. ET, green flag “These guys are going to start at 2:30 p.m.) winning races, a lot of races, Dale Earnhardt Jr. says the future of NASCAR is bright with young XFINITY: Rinnai 250 and that’s going to do a lot for stars such as Chase Elliott, pictured here in Daytona’s Victory GODWIN’S PICKS SITE: Atlanta Motor Speedway the sport.” Lane. [NASCAR GETTY IMAGES/SEAN GARDNER] FOR ATLANTA TV SCHEDULE: Saturday, qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 9 2. Real racing however, the teams that sent a new wave of horsepower WINNER: Jimmie Johnson a.m. ET), race (Fox Sports 1, 2 run well during Speedweeks dollars and knowledge into the REST OF TOP 5: Matt Kens- p.m. ET) All drivers, car owners and continue to run upfront at race NASCAR ranks. FoMoCo sent a eth, Clint Bowyer, Kevin CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS: crew chiefs insist NASCAR’s tracks, so that old saying is message to the stock-car com- Harvick, Ryan Blaney Active Pest Control 200 “real racing” starts after the becoming more of an excuse. munity by winning the Daytona FIRST ONE OUT: Michael SITE: Atlanta Motor Speedway Daytona 500. Why? Because 500 with Kurt Busch, who was McDowell TV SCHEDULE: Friday, practice race teams bring their very, 3. Ford fever powered by an engine from DARK HORSE: Kyle Larson (Fox Sports 1, 11 a.m., 2:30 very best stuff to Daytona Roush Yates Racing with a car DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: You p.m., 4:30 p.m. ET). Saturday, International Speedway, and Ford is back in racing in a partially built by Team Penske. see a clean race, but see qualifying (Fox Sports 1, 10:30 restrictor-plate racing is far big way. Not only has the car drivers pay more attention, WATCH a.m. ET), race (Fox Sports 1, different from unrestricted- company beefed up its sports- — Godwin Kelly, get more aggressive, for 4:30 p.m. ET) engine racing. In recent years, car program with the Ford GT, it [email protected] Stage points. FOR

2017 SPRINT CUP May 7: Geico 500 at Talladega Aug. 19: Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race at Bristol THIS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS May 13: GoBowling.com 400 at Kansas Sept. 3: Southern 500 at Darlington May 20: All-Star Race at Charlotte Sept. 9: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Richmond Feb. 18: The Clash at Daytona (Joey Logano) May 28: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Sept. 17: Chicagoland 400 Feb. 23: Can-Am Duels at Daytona (Chase Elliott and Denny June 4: AAA 400 Drive for Autism at Dover Sept. 24: New England 300 at New Hampshire Hamlin) June 11: Axalta “We Paint Winners” 400 at Pocono Oct. 1: Delaware 400 at Dover NASCAR Feb. 26: Daytona 500 (Kurt Busch) June 18: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michigan Oct. 7: Bank of America 500 at Charlotte March 5: Folds of Honor Quick Trip 500 at Atlanta June 25: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Oct. 15: Alabama 500 at Talladega March 12: Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas July 1: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Oct. 22: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas March 19: Good Sam 500k at Phoenix July 8: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Oct. 29: Goody’s Fast Relief 500 at Martinsville FEATURE March 26: Auto Club 400 at Fontana July 16: New Hampshire 301 at Loudon Nov. 5: AAA Texas 500 at Texas April 2: STP 500 at Martinsville July 23: Crown Royal 400 at Indianapolis Nov. 12: Can-Am 500k at Phoenix April 9: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas July 30: Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono Nov. 19: Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead April 23: Food City 500 at Bristol Aug. 6: TBA at Watkins Glen PAGE April 30: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Aug. 13: Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan EVERY KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS

JIMMIE KEVIN KYLE BUSCH JOEY CHASE BRAD DENNY HAMLIN MATT MARTIN JUNIOR JOHNSON HARVICK Mr. Warmth LOGANO ELLIOTT KESELOWSKI Duel win serves KENSETH TRUEX JR. EARNHARDT WEEK! Nothing Happy for torches When can we If only he ran Will finish as consolation His quietest Mr. Hunch The Big One changes here teammate Goodyear call him Joe? a hybrid third at prize Speedweeks likes him at plays no after a plate (maybe) Atlanta in a while Atlanta favorites race 12345678910 GET ON TRACK with the CCleveland Clleevveellaanndd DDaily Daaiillyy BBannerBaannnneerr Thursday, March 2, 2017

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Principal Michael Chai

Fourth-Grade students hold their passports allowing them to visit different classrooms to learn about respecting differ- ent countries’ tradi- tions. Fourth-Grade Arnold students Quentin Hoffman and Jaden Croley work as FiFth-Grade a team to solve a challenging math problem. teaCher, Ms. Gowin, dressed as Queen Elizabeth ll, teaches Arnold students about traditions and etiquette in the United Kingdom. aLL students learn the piano at Arnold. Parker Moody perseveres playing the piano for the first time.

arnoLd student Josue Herrera Jr. perseveres in chopping up vegetables during Kitchen Chemistry with the Maddie Lenz, Jackson Troup and Creative Discovery Museum mobile Ja’kyies Eggleston, above, are playing Candy learning lab. Land during Arnold’s RAD Celebration, “Recognizing Awesome Decisions.” Below, Memphis Palili is participating in a new drum fit program at the school showing persever- ance in learning a new skill.

Fourth-Grade younG Ladies, Anhdrea Jones and Tyra King, show caring and make new students feel welcome. From left are new students Darnell Pierre, Isaiah Norwood and Jamison Walden, left. Welcome to Arnold, guys! Students, right, learns teamwork in Ms. Wilson’s Guidance class. 4—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com Oak Grove Elementary School takes the ‘Great Kindness Challenge’

Oak Grove School was part of the nationwide Great Kindness Challenge the week of Jan 23- 27. Students were faced every day with a different kindness challenge. Here, teachers, stu- dents and staff wore “hippie wear” for “Peace, Love, and Kindness Day.”

FiRst-gRadeR emma stanField, above, reads a kindness quote to the student body in the morning. Austin Matthews, right, reads the morning kindness quote. Below are second-grade teachers Mrs. Chancey, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Mason

On “Ride the wave tO kindness” (beach/surfer day), first-grade teachers Mrs. Morison, Mrs. Pirkle and Mrs. Mull with Addison Pirkle, below, sure know how to dress the part. At left are Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Falls, Mrs. Pirkle and Addison Pirkle.

sienna nunn and Emma Stanfield on “Peace, Love, and Kindness Day” — and so- called “hippie wear” was in order.

Pre-k assistant thea Blair www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 5 Oak Grove Elementary School Principal: Buck Watson

The Great Kindness Challenge Jan. 23-27 MONDAY: “Team Kindness (wear favorite sports attire) “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” — Aesop Kindergarten student: Morgan Calfee Challenge: Pick up 10 pieces of trash on campus.

TUESDAY: “Peace, Love, and Kindness” (hippie wear) “Love is the only force capable of turning an enemy into a friend.” — Martin Luther King Jr. First-grade Student: Emma Stanfield Challenge: Sit with a new group of kids at lunch.

WEDNESDAY: “Ride the wave to kindness” (beach/surfer attire) “A warm smile is the universal language of kindness.” — William Arthur Ward Second-grade student: Austin Matthews Challenge: Listen to your teacher the first time.

THURSDAY: “Crazy for Kindness (wear crazy socks) “Treat everyone with kindness and respect, even those who are rude to you … not because they are nice, but because you are.” — Author Unknown Fourth-grade student: Abby Crisp Challenge: Be on time for school.

FRIDAY: “Dream of Kindness” (Pajama Day) “Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward, safe in the knowledge that one day someone might do the same for you.” — Princess Diana Fifth-grade student: Cameron Mitchell Fourth-grader First-grader FiFTh-grade Teacher Mrs Miller — Challenge: Today, create your own kind deed. avary Brewer Julia Thurman “Peace, love, and kindness” dude.

Wednesday's theme was “ride the wave Mrs. Miller and Mrs. sMiTh are rid- to kindness.” Teachers students and staff were We are “Crazy for Kindness” today at the ing the wave to kindness. Mrs. Smith's attire is encouraged to dress in beach/surfer attire — Grove, so it was “Crazy Sock Day.” Here we Kindergarten teachers Mrs. Workman, quite impressive, considering it was 36 quite a challenge for Mrs Burton and Mrs. have Mrs. Atchley and Mrs. Wooten, who decid- Mrs. Burris and Mrs. Withrow degrees that morning. Wooten since it was 36 degrees that morning. ed to wear all the socks from her sock drawer. 6—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com What it’s like to be Save those BOX TOP$ coupons General Mills BOX TOP$ coupons are worth money to our schools. Some are worth up to 50 cents. in love with the world These extra funds will help to provide extras for the classrooms. It is an opportunity to share in The world “love” is used so loosely in our culture, and we say it whether we the education of our local students. truly mean it or not. If you can’t get them to a school, just bring them by It’s a beautiful word and if used correct- the Banner offices and we will deliver them. There is a ly, could have an impact on someone’s life in an unexplainable way. box in the lobby — let’s fill it up. If we know this, then why don’t we use it more often? Is it because we are embarrassed to be saying such “deep words” or that we are afraid that the person we are telling will get freaked out? There was a quote that I once read, and it said “If you see something beautiful in someone, speak it.” I think the same thing should be used for if you love something about a person, you should speak it, regardless of what others think of you. L D R O C A R I N G T E In our world today, hate seems to be the normal thing. It doesn’t phase anymore, and we feel as though we can’t do any- O E E E A D M I R E H T thing about it, because “this is the new Guest columnist normal.” Nicole Wiley In my mind, it doesn’t have to be like V U S V A Y L N O S O A this, and I think that if people could learn to fall in love with the world and see less, but now I know that the roots of things for what they actually are, then these various countries from around the I L P H O L D E I T U N hatred would never be normal again. world are instilled in these people, which Before the last couple of years, I’ve been gives them the thoughts they have and the in love with one group of people and one reason they act the way they do. N A E E D T N R E L G O country. I was in love with America and They’re not ignorant. They’re not clue- Americans, and I never felt the need to less. They are different, and their ideas become involved in world events or talk to are beautiful and unique. G V C E T A E N K A H I “outsiders,” because I felt like the world They are so different from ours, and I’ve revolved around us and that everyone else come to understand that you need that in was on the outside fringe. your life in order to grow as a person. O Q T D M H D D I Y T S This year, I was proven very wrong when When you become in love with these dif- I met my best friend. And because of him ferent perspectives and these different and countless others I’ve met, I have fallen people, you see the world for what it truly O O E O C E A D N O F S madly in love with the world. is: unique and always changing, and full I try not to get caught up in what the of people who have so much passion in media says the world is like, because their hearts for something. D A R P R I Z E D L U A many of its members are too busy writing You start to look over the hatred, their own stories to see the world for what because you realize that it’s not all of it truly is. these people turning against each other R E V I T N E T T A L P The world may have violence and hurt, simply because of who they are, what their but it also has different perspectives, and skin color is, what their religion is or what D O R A T I O N A F that’s the key factor that I never under- language they speak. D A stood before this year. Instead, you see accusations being I always thought that everyone who thrown around due to false premises. So E V I T A I C E R P P A thought differently than my point of view what I’ve come to realize once I fell in love was so ignorant and that they were clue- with the world, is that love always wins. — LOVING — VALUE — DEAR Cleveland Daily Banner — CARING — APPRECIATIVE — ONLY Character Counts edition — AFFECTION — THOUGHTFUL — HOLD Newspaper in Education — DEVOTED — TENDER — REAL — ADORATION — KIND — GOOD Editor: Bettie Marlowe EDITOR’S NOTE: All photos except AP photos — ADMIRE — PASSIONATE — PET are contributed by the schools featured in the Graphics: Patty Hawkins Character Education edition each month. — CHERISH — LOYAL — PAL Material for the Character Education Edition — FOND — ENAMORED — CORD Photo imaging: Carrie Pettit should be submitted to: Andrea Byerly for city schools; — DOTED — ATTENTIVE — DAZE Page setup: Tasha Beaty Amanda White for county schools. Others: — RESPECT — PRIZE — FAN NIE coordinator: Herb Lacy [email protected] Solution, Page 11 www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 7 DaughtersDaughters ofof thethe AmericanAmerican RevolutionRevolution

Banner photo, DANIEL GUY AWARD-WINNING SENIORS from local high schools receive their DAR Good Citizen Awards from Regent Laura Boyd. From left are Emma Wood (Copper Basin High School), Breanna Melton (Cleveland High School), Jack Farner (Tennessee Christian Preparatory School), and Jake Tolleson (Bradley Central High School). Lucas Cooper (Polk County High School) and Julia Banner photo, DANIEL GUY McGuire (Walker Valley High School) are also recipients of the Good Citizen Award. CLEVELAND MAYOR TOM ROWLAND meets history head on, showing his support at the awards ceremony for the Ocoee Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. Ocoee Chapter DAR presents Good Citizenship, American History awards

Special to the Banner able to engage in class. “Teaching history is The Ocoee Chapter National Society a wonderful way to get students to open up Daughters of the American Revolution had and express themselves.” Silvers develops its annual presentation of Good Citizens, relationships with her students as juniors American History and Outstanding High and continues those relationships during School Teacher of their senior year by American History sponsoring Club 21 awards on Feb. 15, to promote ACT test at the Cleveland awareness ad helps Public Library. them prepare for Area high schools college. and middle schools The DAR Good submitted their Citizens Award is presented to recog- nominations to the Banner photo, DANIEL GUY DAR committees for nize and honor sen- LOCAL MIDDLE SCHOOLERS pose with their DAR American History Awards at the Feb. recognition. ior high school stu- The Outstanding dents who possess 15 award presentation at the Cleveland Public Library. From left are Landon Rice (Chilhowee High School Teacher the quality of a good Middle School), Chloe Jones (Ocoee Middle School), Autumn Letsinger (Lake Forest Middle of American History citizen. School), Skyler Stone (Cleveland Middle School), Lillian Laman (Tennessee Christian title is given to a Jake Tolleson, the Preparatory School) and Allie Ballew (Copper Basin Middle School). high school teacher son of Joy Tolleson who has demonstrat- Banner photo, DANIEL GUY and David Tolleson, ed outstanding work DEBBIE SILVERS, left, an American history is a student at Bushiness Leaders of America and Anchor Algebra I, physical science, health science, Bradley Central Club and is a Model United Nations mem- Spanish II, Algebra II, U.S. History and as a teacher of teacher at Polk County High School, receives the American history. High School. He is bers. She is an active participant in 1970s history. She won the Tri-State EMC Debbie Silvers, Outstanding High School Teacher of American the a Gold Honor Westmore Church of God ministries and is Essay contest in 2016. teacher at Polk History Award from Regent Laura Boyd. Roll student, a a volunteer with United Way. Her extracur- Lucas Cooper, the son of Mike and Tina County High School DECA state finalist, ricular activities include the Civil Air Patrol Cooper, is a student at Polk County High was chosen to receive this award. She has a Bear Scholar and is a member of the (commander) and Tennessee Wing Air Patrol School. He has taken honors courses at taught 10 years at the middle and high National Honor Society. He is football team Cadet Advisory Council chairwoman. Polk County during all four years in high school level in Polk County Schools. She captain and academic player of the year. Emma Wood, a student at Copper Basin school and will graduate with honors, rank- has been a Tennessee Promise Mentor for Breanna Melton, the daughter of Brenda High School, is the daughter of Leigh Wood ing in the top 20 percent of his graduating the past three years and was selected as Melton and Barry Melton, is a student at and Joe Wood. She served as president of class. He is a baseball representative for the the News Channel 9 Educator of the Week. Cleveland High School. She is an ongoing her freshman, sophomore and junior class- Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has Silvers said she loves teaching history and member of the National Honor Society, a es and secretary of her senior class. She played baseball at PCHS for four years and being able to explain historical events so “Ruriteen” officer and a Cleveland Chamber has been a Copper Basin Scholar for five also participated in Pep Club, Beta Club that students find it interesting and are of Commerce Youth Leadership member. years and is the salutatorian of the class of and Student Leadership Council. She also holds membership in the Future 2017. She has received academic awards in (More on Page 8) 8—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com DAR AWARDS From Page 7

Jack Farner, the son of Steve Farner and Lana Green, is a student at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School. He is recog- nized as a fantastic artist, whose renderings have been dis- played in school as well as in the community. He has a high GPA and is a strong history student. His dedication to learning was evident in his pursuit and acceptance in a prestigious Washington, D.C., internship this past summer. His contribu- tions, both past and future, to society are, and will be immeas- urable. Julia McGuire, a student at Walker Valley High School, is the daughter of Patrick and Sharon Mcguire. She maintains a 4.0 GPA and has not had ay final grade lower then 99 percent. She takes the most challenging honors and AP classes offered at WVHS and is ranked number 3 in her class of 358 graduates. She is an active member in Beta Club, National Honor Society, Science Nation Honors Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Circle of Champions. Her extra-curricular activities include basketball Bradley Central and a baseball support team. She has served as the Service HigH SCHool students Project coordinator of the Junior Civitan Club and is founder nominated for the charac- and president of the 31-25 club. She has served on a mission ter trait of the month, team to New York City, as well as volunteering at the local emergency homeless shelter, local Habitat, youth camps, “Love,” gather to take a Reinbow Riders, Ronald McDonald House of Erlanger, Special picture: Gracie Higdon, Olympics ad Life Bridges. Mikeala Rinker, Haley The American History awards is presented to middle school Williams, Trey Grant, students to recognize and honor those who have demonstrated outstanding work in the study of American history. Bryson Epperson, Sophie Landon Reese, the son of Chad and Heather Reese, is a stu- Beachboard, Kaitlyn dent at Chilhowee Middle School and a member of Old Salem Johnson, Emily Quinn, Baptist Church. He is a member of the 4-H Honor Club, the CMS Junior Beta Club and th 4-H Forestry Team, as well as on Logan Anderson and the 4-H Land Judging Team. He is a FCA Huddle leader, is Bailey Aaron. Alaziona “La manager of the CMS boys basketball team and plays on the La” Tibbs, Courtney Miller, baseball team. He was a CMS homecoming escort. Garrett Fletcher and Keila Skyler Stone, Cleveland Middle School, is the daughter of Wade and Patricia Stone. In her words, she believes, “a good Ledwell were not present citizen is trying your best to make the community around you for photo. better. If the communities are better, then, eventually, the country will be better.” She has an A-plus in American history and is a member of the Youth in Government Club. She is actively involved in her church as well as numerous school activities, such as RaiderTV, the school musical, the National Geographic Bee ad the CMS library readers club. Allie Ballew, the daughter of Jamey and Stephanie Ballew, is a student at Copper Basin Middle School. She enjoys academics and has received many awards for academic excellence. She is involved in peer tutoring and hopes to achieve a degree in edu- cation in the future. An avid softball player, she will play n the varsity softball team in the spring. She is a member of the 4-H Club, has been involved with Cougars for Christ and loves spending time with family and friends. She also enjoys church activities, and hobbies of reading, drawing, painting and fish- ing. Autumn Letsinger, Lake Forest Middle School, is the daugh- ter of Greg Letsinger and Jerline Letsinger. Her teachers and principals say she is incredibly bright and very motivated. Her qualifications include being excellent in all disciplines and is inviting toward all peers. Chloe Jones, the daughter of Jeff and Julie Jones, is a stu- dent at Ocoee Middle School. Her qualifications are an interest in the formation of our country as well as the public and pri- vate lives of the founding fathers. She is an exceptional student who possesses a love of learning and a passion for history. She admits the musical “Hamilton” is what has sparked much of her interest in American History. Lillian Laman, Tennessee Christian Preparatory School, is the daughter of Michel and Lacy Laman. She consistently has the lake ForeSt Middle SCHool students were recently recognized at the PTO meeting for exemplifying outstanding highest grade-point average in class. Her work in class, accord- character. From left, front, are Kloie Bates, Wade Brooks, Shaylee Weatherford, Riley Sermons, Tiffany Kennedy and ing to her teachers, is patient and thoughtful. She displays a respectful and positive attitude and consistently willing to learn Jonas Rayfield; and back, Blake Eberhart, Stephenie De La Cruz, Cameron Dalton, Faith Bryson, Jacob Aulerich, Bailey through research and new experiences. Lockhart and Mark McCoy. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 9

to cElEBRAtE the holiday of love, our fourth-grade teachers put together a special lunch for their students. This was a way for the kids to practice their manners, learn how to act at a restaurant, and also have fun cele- brating love and friendship! They enjoyed their time as a class and learned a lot in the process. Above is Mrs. Fangman’s class. At left are Mrs. Woods, Autumn Lilly and Josiah Petree WWaatteerrvviillllee CCoommmmuunniittyy EElleemmeennttaarryy SScchhooooll

Principal: Jennifer Huskins

"Ms. Fangman's fourth-grade classroom had a Valentine's Day lunch. Everybody had to use their manners for this party. We were served different courses throughout the meal that we completed before moving onto the next course. All girls were paired with their escorts. We sat beside our escorts as they did their jobs, to pull out Mrs. Reece's class and push in our chairs. We watched the hostess before eating, and made sure we ate at the same pace. My favorite part was dessert!" — Madison McNabb, student

Austin EzEll and Emily Beyer practice good manners. A spe- Jaylee Frerichs, cial lunch was Floyd Holmes, held for stu- Andrew thompson dents to learn and Jahniya Barrett and practice their manners. 10—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

Students of the Month

Black Fox Elementary School Oak Grove Elementary School Kindergarten: Ayden Webb, Milo Callaway, Aiden Flerl and Addy Jolley. Kindergarten: Jameson Withrow, Michael Shannon and Ethan Frick. First grade: Masha Warren, Landen Johnson, Audrey Soto and Elyzabeth Cardin. First grade: Saylor Bramlett, Logan Walker and Maddy Terrell. Second grade: Stephanie Arellano, Daniel Milligan, Isaiah Jerger and Hurley Wilson. Second grade: Jasmine Crisp, Riley Mull, Bailey Moore-Church and Kinzer Presley. Third grade: Braelyn Taylor, Raven Fields, Lucy Crick and Klara Sandoval. Third grade: Kylei Bird, Brian Smith and Jessie Hardin. Fourth grade: Hannah Pearson, Lindsey Reagan, Mylee Goodwin, Eva Lewis and Sarah Fourth grade: Maliegha Shields, Drake Allen and Devin Pinela. Davis. Fifth grade: Rayleigh Pinkard, Rachel Wooten and Drake Arendale. Fifth grade: Brody Casteel, Lily Pritchard, Olivia Orr and Shelby Stone. Ocoee Middle School Bradley Central High School Sixth grade: Arabians — Emma Reagan, Madison Casler, Kaylee Beyer, Grayson Harris Gracie Higdon, Mikeala Rinker, Haley Williams, Trey Grant, Bryson Epperson, Sophie and Kyler Lashlee; Chargers — Anna Jordan, Aimee Jordan, Emily Newman, Logan Beachboard, Kaitlyn Johnson, Emily Quinn, Logan Anderson, Bailey Aaron, Alaziona “La La” Burgess and Hallie Day; Palominos — Hope Withrow, Blake Rodriguez, Priscilla Tibbs, Courtney Miller, Garrett Fletcher and Keila Ledwell. McGuire, Logan Withrow and Amyah Hamblin; and Stallions — Lauryn Jett, Destiny Collette, Paige Feagins, Kaitlyn Campbell and Mallory Goins. Charleston Elementary School Seventh grade: Clydesdales — Will Hardin, Ali Teasley, Carson Saunders, Luke Pippenger and Addy Bot; Mustangs — Madi Hall, McKenzie Copeland, David Pyrlik, Lilly Kindergarten: Grace Smith, Jacob Asbury and Ruby Land. Davis and Kaden Newbert; Pacers — Caroline Shotts, Kaden Cabrera, Dillon Dutcher, First grade: Adalyn Dolch and Emma Shubert. Harley Bell and Allison Bogle; and Paint Horses — Jasmine Ware, Evelyn Alderete, Will Second grade: Nala Hyde, Miyah Kesley and Bear Ellis. Marler, Riley Stoker and Luchen Strickland. Third grade: Keeley Stokes, Turner Clayton and Nevaeh Collier. Eighth grade: Saddlebreds — Maggie Harness, Parker Tillotson, Faith Brown, Lukas Fourth grade: Cade Keplinger and Bobby Everett. Hall and Nakota Panther; Show Horses — Hayley England, Madden Snyder, Marc Fifth grade: Bennett George, Brayden Taylor and Emily Anderson. Rogers, Leah Delong and Shelby Harper; Thoroughbreds — Mary Buchanan, Grace Stone, Wesley Johnson, Madison Maggard and Charlie Jett; and Walking Horses — Hopewell Elementary School Callahan Tentler, Caitlyn Mantooth, Kaylee Owenby, Preston Lawson and Brandon Pre-K: Brody Dempsey and Titus Sledge. Walker. Kindergarten: Sienna Robinson, Kadyn Ledford and Syren Lively. First grade: Aubree Hysinger, Skye Walker, Mae Emendorfer and Enrique Bernabas. Park View Elementary School Second grade: Jack Locklear and Dori Helton. Kindergarten: Alyssa Kinsey, Sujeidy Velasquez and Bryson Kirschman. Third grade: Nick Shifley, Lyla Sims, Lexi Knoll and Trae Jobe. First grade: Trinity Davis, Briley Miller, Rory Harris and Jazzie Anthony. Fourth grade: Brody Matthews and Paul Jenkins. Second grade: Nathaniel Wooten, Sarah Hinkle, Chloe Smoot and Lyla Epperson. Fifth grade: Evan Arnold, Gage Ellis and Jake Johnson. Third grade: Emilee Waldrop, Malloree Fowler, Sophia O'Neil and Brody Bright. Fourth grade: Kayla Kinsey, Logan Baker, Addie Campbell and Destiny Lewis. Lake Forest Middle School Fifth grade: Haley Baker, Destiny Chadwick, Christian Wilson and Abigail Higgins. Abby Harris, Ella Beth Arnold, Wade Brooks, Emily Wyatt, Riley Sermons, Chase Hagler, Tiffany Kennedy, Jarrett Elliott, Camden Creighton, Andy Gutherie, Markeena Mass, Prospect Elementary School Brandon Payne, Ashley Martin, Mark McCoy, Gabbi Dunkle, Maddox Holtz, Clover Vines, Shyla Whitehead, Hayden Pea, Cara Sheldon, Taylin Viehwege, Logan Armstrong. Jaxson Laci Stewart, Tacoma Braden, Christain Osario, Katelyn Carter, Molly Sponable, Aubrey Belk, Anderson Villatoro, Eli Davis, Brayden Farris, Darwin Hidalgo, Matthew Wilson, Ledford, Karson Morrison, Carson Rehagen, Emma Cross, McKenna Blair, Mackenzie Melanny Cervantes, Cole Rodgers, Emily Casey, Brianna Emory, Chaislyn Witt, Brianna Green, Stryker Rose and Leavy Henson. Hunt, Allie Gibson and Maddie Lopez.

Michigan Avenue Elementary School Taylor Elementary School Kindergarten: Isaac Page, Graeme Hynes, Noah Davis and Alyssa Rockmore. Kindergarten: Alivia Meadows and Henley Hager. First grade: Kameron Humphrey, Kinsley Collins, David Dunn and Macy Carey. First grade: Bobby Eaves and Jaxston Allen. Second grade: Riley Woody, Mariah Gladson, Johnathin Olson and Addyson Hobson. Second grade: Marcus Whisenhun and, Arianna Collins. Third grade: Blake Kirby, Claudia Boyd and Isabella Arguaer. Third grade: Michael Mallick and AJ Chastain. Fourth grade: Samantha Miller, Caden Howell and Hayden West. Fourth grade: Sophie Cable and Katelyn Mason. Fifth grade: Destini Crabtree, Izzy Williams and Eli Miles. Fifth grade: Dakota Hobert and Hanna Snider.

North Lee Elementary School Valley View Elementary School Kindergarten: Carter Lackey, Kendall Shaw, Jackson Creekmore and Graecyn Featherngill. Kindergarten: Bentley Horning and Ella Murphy. First grade: Braydon McBee, Cooper Oliver, Elsie Cole and Lindsey Martin. First grade: Nevaeh Longwell, Dylan Bonilla and Zion Lemons. Second grade: Eli Kasper, Kaden Ho and Abby Hernandez. Second grade: Emily Latham and Jeremy Knight. Third grade: Drew Everly, Savannah Redmer, Baylee Koons and Rachel Bivens. Third grade: Doc James, Haylee Gossett and Hayle Wilson. Fourth grade: Ryne Brandon, Ben Griffith, Abriana Estrada and Colton Bergen. Fourth grade: Skylar Penley, Patience Stephens and J.P. Corvin. Fifth grade: Kailani Stringer, Aiden Phelps, Sloane Watson and Brooklyn Allen. Fifth grade: Ethan Willhite and Eli Odell. www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017— 11

Students of the Month Walker Valley High School Mayfield Elementary School Ninth grade: Blake Campbell, Micah Lion, Treagan Gober and Morgan White. Kindergarten: JyMeir Monboe, Maci Dietrich, Ty Hobbs and Lincoln Bailey. 10th grade: Megan Shean, Hannah Hawkins, Viktoriya Marushka, Madison Gobble and Katie First grade: Jorge Sanchez, Peayton Barnett, Kai Pulliam, Naomi Zepeda and Keturah Towne. Pitner. 11th grade: Ellie Jones, Hannah Grace Moore, Hannah Scarbrough and Cameron Hutt. Second grade: Josiah Sluss, Conner Arnold, Gabe Krepps, Breleigh Cain and Aiden Lawson. 12th grade: Hannah Jones, Mya Patel, Sydney Ventura and Cooper Tentler. Third grade: Curtis Browder, Gabriel Zepeda, Cayden Suttles and Carolina Ron Silva. Fourth grade: Monse Canseco, Allison Echeverri, Mayci Wilson, Frankie Andres and Brandol Waterville Community Elementary School Castro. Fifth grade: Judah Lombard, Dakota Cooley and Victor Reyes. Kindergarten: Kyra Carver, Elias Reese, Tyson Bowerman, Liam Huskins and Liam Bunch. First grade: Daniel Balan, Owen Garner, Allona McKenzie, Savannah Bates and Kiyan Williams. E.L. Ross Elementary School Second grade: Jude Deuster, Kesni Gentry, Aiden Dalton and Henry Velazquez. Third grade: Eve Goforth, D.J. Moskalenko, Genesis Lemus-Rodriguez, Jackson Stringer, Third grade: Aidan Lundy, Sarah Wilson, Lily Watson and Josie Duncan. Joseph Arnett, and Karma England and Sydney Long. Fourth grade: Kaylee McCoy, Gage McCall, Bronson Stone and L'Angel Cook. Fourth grade: Amy Benson, Anjani Patel, Emma Mountain, Harmonie Ware and Hope Fifth grade: Kaylie Frank, Madison Binimow, Julia Bodnar and Emily Bingham. Vaughn. CDC: Kaden Earls, Jaxson Carter, Spencer Kotlowski and Jacklynn Jones. Fifth grade: Bethany Ballard, Brimni Gomez Cinto, Isaiah Aikens, Noah Green, Sophie Barker and Will Scannapiego. Arnold Memorial Elementary School Kindergarten: Erick Gonzalez Garnica. George R. Stuart Elementary School First grade: Maddalin Hall, Huntlee Dennison and Meeya Thomas. Kindergarten: Tenley Adkisson, Tania Ake Jimenez and Cole Mantooth. Second grade: Bairon Barrinouevo, Esmeralda Velasquez and Ivy Briggs. First grade: Kristyn Bradford, Alina Brown, Aden Cull, Rebecca Haxton and Stephanie Third grade: Dosen Stum, Allyson Jones and Kaylie Mejia. Terrero. Fourth grade: Maddie Hoover, Addie Miles and Maria Alfaro-Morales. Second grade: Abram Austin, Callaway Elliott, Allison Grimaldo, Shanna Lucas Reynoso and Fifth grade: Ryan Marino, Logan Betts and Deep Patel. Ryan Zwinkel. Third grade: Bella Conley, Alexandra Jimenez and Timothy Luithle. Blythe-Bower Elementary School Fourth grade: Jose Cordero, Tristan Dionisio and Tylie Kahrs. Fifth grade: Ethan Bilbao, Isaiah Calderone and Alayna Itson Kindergarten: Olivia Franklin, Gracie Coleman, Christy Hartung and Kaiden Kirkpatrick. First grade: Emely Espinal-Barahona, Kiyonna Swafford, Daylon Phillips, Gracyn Beavers and Kaiden Smith. Donald P. Yates Primary School Second grade: Daniel Vera-Lopez, Race Wallace, Esther Benson and Christopher Schmidt. Kindergarten: Braylin Jones, Francisco Vasquez, Jeremiah Allen and Landyn Green. Third grade: Luis Tovar, D J. Yongoran, Christopher Ownby and Treveon Smith. First grade: Addyson Burnette, Hattie Humphres, Siobhan McKelvey, Allyson Reiter and Fourth grade: Callie Colorado, David Wright, Delmer Funes-Zacariaz, Braven Edwin and Saylor Ruis. Grace Sadler. Second grade: Eduardo Flores, Harper Hale and Alfredo Guerrero. Fifth grade: Emily Francais, Samantha Pineda, Bryson Mikel and Nichelle Baucom. Cleveland Middle School Sixth grade: Addison Hurst, Emmanuel Luna, David Moyal, Kanyinsola Ogundele, L D R O C A R I N G T E Dallanary Velasquez and Trent Walker. Seventh grade: Abigail Birdwell, Mayline Calderon Perez, Christian Castillo Sanchez and O E E E A D M I R E H T Jordan Collette, Ashton Davis, Payton Donan, Riley Kokinos, Kayla Pruitt, Ka’Juan Sparks, Madison VanHook and Layla Wilhite, Sam York. V U S V A Y L N O S O A Eighth grade: Javin Burke, Logan Cooke, Shania Ellis, Sara Rizo Salazar and Amelia Shevchuk. I L P H O L D E I T U N Cleveland High School N A E E D T N R E L G O Josh Black, Kiara Brewer, Katie Estes and Jack Hicks. G V C E T A E N K A H I Calendar O Q T D M H D D I Y T S O O E O C E A D N O F S Daylight Saving Time begins March 12 D A R P R I Z E D L U A St. Patrick’s Day R E V I T N E T T A L P March 17 I O N A F D A D O R A T Spring begins E V I T A I C E R P P A March 20 12—Cleveland Daily Banner—Thursday, March 2, 2017 www.clevelandbanner.com

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