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NAACP holds annual Foreign Trade Best of the Best: SUNDAY Freedom Fund Zone in Ballot EDITION Luncheon. 9A the works. 1D inside 7A District reverses Snapshots of Dad course on Editor’s note: Local fathers along with sons and sex cases daughters shared their memories, as well as the meaning, for them, of fatherhood, with staff writer Megan Reeves at Now, ‘consensual’ Quentin Frye various locations in Lake City on Thursday and Friday. incidents will be Their comments proved moving and insightful. To Quentin Frye, fatherhood cannot be defined in just one reported to DCF. word, or even in one sentence. “I think fatherhood is a lot of things,” he said. “It’s spending time with your kids, believing in your By SARAH LOFTUS kids, taking care of your kids. It’s [email protected] always being there for them.” Frye said he likes being a father David Guadagnoli In the wake of an inves- because he enjoys watching his 9-year- “I can’t tell you much about my dad, because tigation into sexual mis- old son Brayden grow. Being a good he passed away,” said 7-year-old Jonathan conduct by two students at example is the most valuable thing a Conner. “But I can tell you about my grandpa.” Niblack Elementary School in father can offer his child, he said. His grandfather, David Guadagnoli, said he 2012 and 2013, Supt. Terry “When I see him be polite in a store, or be respectful, or believes values and the importance of educa- Huddleston show love to his mom, I feel like I have succeeded,” Frye said. tion are the most important lessons someone said the inci- “I feel like he is following my lead, and that makes me so proud INSIDE can teach a child. dents would of him.” “[Jonathan] does great at both,” he said. Huddleston be reported to He said being a father is more important now than ever before. “And I’m proud of him for that.” comments “You have to be a role model for your kids,” he said. “There Jonathan said he only missed one day of on his pick at state officials if are so many things happening in the world today, you have to school during the 2013-14 school year. He also Pinemount. they occurred be someone who cares enough to look after was an “A” honor roll student. today. them and lead them.” Jonathan said when he’s not in school, his He previously said school This means monitoring the games they favorite thing to do is help his grandpa work in officials had no duty to report play, how they do in school, what they watch the yard. the cases, which involved the on TV and more, he said. “We dig holes and stuff,” he said, adding that same two students, to the Braydon confirmed his dad is doing a fine sometimes they plant flowers for grandma, too. state Department of Children job at parenting. Jonathan’s grandparents bragged about his and Families. “He cares for me a lot,” Brayden said of tomato plants until he finally revealed how The incidents, said to be his father. “We play basketball together a many he is growing. consensual by school officials, lot, and he always buys me cool things I like “I have 46 tomatoes on five plants,” Jonathan when I’m good.” said. “They aren’t ready yet, but I’ll eat them were reported to county law when they are.” enforcement. Both involved Jonathan said his favorite thing about his a 9-year-old boy touching an grandpa is that he works hard every day. 11-year-old classmate inappro- Antonio Brown For Father’s Day, he planned to take a priately through her clothes. Antonio Brown wants to leave behind a fatherhood legacy. now-familiar trip to Wild Adventures in The second incident occurred “It’s always a legacy,” he said. “When I’m gone, I want Valdosta, Ga. with his grandparents. off-campus, school officials my kids to think to raise their kids how they were raised.” “We have season passes,” Jonathan said. said. Working at a prison, he sees fathers who are unable or In a June 3 letter summariz- unfit to take care of their children on a daily basis. ing an investigative report on “It’s very rare that you see real fathers nowadays,” Brown said. “Fathers that are in their child’s life.” NIBLACK continued on 8A Brown said it is imperative for children and fathers to live Jack Gherna: in the same home. Jack Gherna said becoming a father two years ago “These days, kids look to TV, athletes and movie stars changed his life completely – forever and for the better. “The day he was born is definitely the most profound to find their role models,” he said. experience that I’ve ever had in my entire life,” he said. “They should be able to find a posi- “Everything changed that moment.” Schools tive role model in the home.” His wife Corinne said Brown’s 11-year-old son, Shyhein, her husband lucked out, as fight on said his favorite things to do with she remembers him being his dad are play basketball in the the first to hold their now park or watch a movie from Redbox 2-year-old son Cooper. against together. “Right after he was born, “There’s just a lot of things I like he took him to the window truancy “So many I don’t even thinkabout I could him,” name Shyhein them said all.” of his dad. and said ‘That’s the world Brown said he is especially proud of his son right now out there, and I’m gonna because his academic and conduct grades both improved teach you all about it,’” she said. District seeking this school year. Both Gherna and his wife said that having their “He’s an 11-year-old boy, so of course he’s mischievous at son has shown them that having kids really does charges against times, but overall he is a great kid,” he said. “And I just think change your life, but that the change is good. 2 more parents. that’s a testament to having a father in the household.” “You appreciate different things,” Corinne Brown said that to him, Father’s Day is not gifts or cele- Gherna said. “You can still have your own life, bration, it is being able to be there for his kids. but mostly your life becomes theirs.” By SARAH LOFTUS “There are few fathers today who take the time to take Gherna said the one hope he has for [email protected] care of their kids,” he said. “I just thank God that I’m able to.” Cooper is that life brings him joy. “I just want him to be happy,” he said. “If District officials are pursu- he’s happy, that’s all that matters to me.” ing truancy charges against two more parents whose chil- SNAPSHOTS OF DAD continued on 9A dren missed too much school, said Keith Hatcher, the district director of adult education,

Lake City Reporter LAWSON/ Illustration by EMILY truancy and charter schools. The parents have not been arrested and their names have not been released. Primary election qualifying starts Monday Another local woman, Patty Bell Gaines, was arrested in Election day The positions open already qualified by peti- appoints a campaign davit of residency. January for truancy, but Third are U.S. Representative tion must bring their peti- treasurer and chooses a Most candidates Circuit State Attorney Jeff for the county District 3, State tion certification, a com- bank for their campaign choose the petition route, Siegmeister said procedural is August 26. Representative District pleted form 1 or 6, which account. A check must be but Columbia County issues required dismissal of 10, County Commission are financial disclosure made from the account has had a few candidates the case. By EMILY STANTON districts 2 and 4, School documents, and loyalty to pay the qualifying fee. enter during the qual- Cracking down on parents [email protected] Board districts 1, 3 and oaths, which indicate how Candidates must then fill ifying period, said Liz who don’t keep their kids in 5, City Council districts the candidate wants his out a form 1 or form 6, Horne, Columbia County school is one element of the The qualifying period 10 and 14, county attor- or her name to appear on depending on the posi- Supervisor of Elections. district’s “Every Child, Every for the Columbia County ney and Santa Fe soil and the ballot. tion they are seeking, and Early voting for the pri- Seat, Every Day” program, primary election starts water conservation dis- Candidates who did not loyalty oaths. Candidates mary will be Aug. 16-23 initiated last fall by Hatcher. Monday at noon and runs trict groups 2 and 4. complete a petition must running for a city position from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until Friday at noon. Candidates who have fill out a DS-DE9, which must also submit an affi- Election day is Aug. 26. TRUANCY continued on 6A

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Scripture of the Day “For our citizenship is in heaven, from which we also eagerly wait for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body that it may be conformed to His glorious body, according to the working by which He is able even to subdue all things to Himself.” — Philippians 3:20-21

Thought for Today When I hear somebody sigh that life is hard, I am always tempted to ask, compared to what?

— Sydney J. Harris, American journalist for the Chicago Daily News and later the Chicago COURTESY Sun-Times (1917-1986) Mock job fair at Lake City Correction Facility Correction Corporation of America’s Lake City Correctional Facility recently hosted a mock job fair. Residents who are set to be released within the next six months were given the opportunity to be interviewed by volunteers from local businesses to pre- Winning Lottery Numbers pare themselves for re-entry into society. Representatives from Lowe’s, Florida Gateway College, Probation and Parole, Career Cash 3: (Saturday) 3-4-7 Source and the Social Security Administration spent the day interacting with the inmates. Front row, from left: Amanda Schulz, Play 4: (Saturday) 5-5-3-2 Florida Gateway College; Toni Briley, Florida Gateway College; Jeb Stewart, Lake City Probation and Parole; Thomas Durkin, Social Security Administration; Denise Wynne, Career Source Florida Crown; Harry Strohmetz, Lake City Probation and Fantasy 5: (Friday) 2-6-14-15-23 Parole. Back row, from left: Lawanda Williams, Lowe’s of Live Oak; Jhakira Russell, Lowe’s of Lake City; Jeff Bowe, Assistant Florida Lotto: (Wednesday) 14-21-31-42-45-52-x3 Warden of Programs, Lake City Correctional Facility; and James Cornell, Principal, Lake City Correctional Facility. PowerBall: (Wednesday) 14-18-25-33-49-23-x5 AROUND FLORIDA Fire crews rescue dog after 16-story fall from condo

FORT LAUDERDALE Estates home Thursday. Once medical attention or were given ning. He says she walked around in Port Orange. Dougherty, a small dog is recovering the Miami-Dade County men over-the-counter painkillers the store before leaving. former swimmer who started after falling 16 stories left, they were picked up during instead of appropriate treatment. Police found her about an lifting at age 14, says a 2012 clin- A from a South Florida a traffic stop, while deputies The Pensacola News-Journal hour later. Reed told them she ic with USA Weightlifting coach condominium. executed a search warrant at the reports several inmates and their went to the store with the inten- Danny Camargo helped her real- Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue home. family members said prisoners tion of stealing the lobster tails, ize her potential. workers say Susie, a Maltipoo, Deputies reported finding sometimes waited hours for which were valued at $83.99. The Fort Myers News-Press fell through a pipe chase and 72 marijuana plants valued at treatment and were allegedly According to a police report, she reports she has her sights on landed on a piece of concrete $216,000. At some point, officials given an aspirin and sent back to said she planned to trade the the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. in the pipe chase on the second say Mondeja ran away from the their cell. lobster with a friend to get either floor. scene, still in handcuffs. The Under the current contract, a Chinese buffet or the prescrip- Fire crews cut holes above Florida Highway Patrol reports nearly three dozen additional tion pain medication Dilaudid. Man dies after and below the second floor to that he was hit by a vehicle after medical staff can be brought in She posted $250 bail. It wasn’t lightning strike try to reach Susie. They eventu- running into the street. He was and stay as long as needed. clear whether she’d obtained a ally removed her from the shaft hospitalized and listed in stable Two inmates died and a cor- lawyer. MILTON— Authorities before she fell any further. condition later Thursday. rections officer was paralyzed in say a man is dead after being She is being treated at an ani- The Naples Daily News the April blast. Nearly 200 other Top teen weightlifter struck by lightning at a Florida mal hospital. Her condition was reports that Mondeja and people were injured. Panhandle blueberry farm. not known. Venegas face two counts of mari- on to nationals Santa Rosa County officials juana trafficking. Woman steals lobster FORT MYERS — A 16-year- say the man was hit Friday Handcuffed suspect old southwest Florida teen morning at a farm in Milton. He New staff hired tails from Publix ranked as the top lifter in her was taken to a nearby hospital in hit by vehicle DELAND— A central Florida division is competing in the USA cardiac arrest and pronounced NAPLES — Authorities say a after jail explosion woman faces petit theft charges Weightlifting Youth National. dead. Officials didn’t immediate- handcuffed suspect was hit by a PENSACOLA — Escambia after officials say she stuffed Adrian Dougherty doesn’t ly name the man but said he was vehicle after fleeing the scene of County officials have hired a seven frozen lobster tails in her look like your typical weightlift- in his 70s. a southwest Florida grow house new doctor, several nurses and pants and walked out of a Publix er. The 5-foot-2 teen works at The National Weather Service bust. two mental health agencies to supermarket without paying for a doughnut shop on weekends reports that remnants of storms The Collier County Sheriff’s treat prisoners in the wake of a them. and is on her high school math that had struck the Mobile, Office reports that detectives deadly gas explosion at the jail. A loss prevention officer at team. But she can snatch 134 Alabama, area earlier Friday had been watching 27-year-old County Administrator Jack the DeLand Publix told police he pounds and can clean and jerk morning area were moving Ivan Pedroso Mondeja and Brown says the county is investi- watched 30-year-old Nichole Ann 182. That’s almost 1½ times her through the area at the time of 43-year-old Vladimir Castilla gating allegations that prisoners Reed put the lobster tails into body weight. the strike. Venegas at a Golden Gate experienced excessive waits for her pants on Wednesday eve- She’ll compete Saturday night n Associated Press

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William Matthew The Columbia County School Carr, 43, of 35th Place, Wellborn lost control of his 2007 District will be in charge of main- Toyota Rav4 on a sharp curve at 6:35 p.m. and struck the taining its own high school football tree pictured at left, according to an FHP news release. He fields, but will use equipment pur- was transported to Shands UF Health in Gainesville where chased and owned by the county for he died of his injuries, FHP said. Troopers, who said they upkeep of the facilities. were not notified until hours later that Carr had died, returned After paying more than $110,000 to the scene Saturday to do a traffic homicide investigation. for improvements and equipment purchases for the football fields at

Columbia High School and Fort FILE White High School, the school Jose Gonsalez, of T Mac Wilder & Associates LLC, uses a sod roller to apply Officials discuss board and county were working TifGrand Bermuda grass onto the CHS football field earlier this year. on an agreement for the county to maintain both fields if the school against different teams week in and Department is] going to keep the options for jail board would pay for it. week out.” equipment titled to the county, but Overcrowding cited he said. The county proposal was to main- Allen noted the CHS soccer team they will loan it for use on those as one reason to Hunter and Lucas said tain both fields at an annual cost of also plays its games on the field and fields to the school when needed,” build new facility. the jail is poorly laid out. $93,696.04. It already spent $64,626 the school’s annual commencement County Manager Dale Williams said. Hunter said CCSO, getting the field back in shape after exercises are held there as well. The current plan is for the equip- By SARAH LOFTUS which now runs the jail, decades of neglect. “It’s not just a reflection of the ment to be used by county employ- [email protected] is limited by the physi- The school district, which has football program, because football ees on county projects as well as by cal design of the building. spent $22,137.34 since July 1, 2013 doesn’t have sole use of the field, school district employees for use on Local officials met He said legal restrictions maintaining fields at five different but it benefits us,” he said. “It goes the fields. Thursday evening to discuss about which inmates can schools, including CHS and FWHS, along with the motto I have: You “The equipment is too expen- what needs to be done to the be kept where have led to declined the offer and will maintain look good. You feel good. You play sive to just limit it to one facility,” Columbia County Detention problems with overcrowd- the field on its own, though with the good.” Williams said. “So, the county, while Facility. The group’s final ing. Women and men must use of equipment purchased by the He said the community also ben- it’s purchasing the equipment, does objective is to determine be separated as well as county for that purpose. efits from a well-maintained facility. recognize the equipment is needed whether the current jail juveniles and adults. That Bryan Allen, who just completed “They benefit when they come to help maintain the football field, can be renovated to meet means some areas of the his third year as head football coach to watch their children, grandchil- and we’ll make it available for that. county needs or if a new jail are overfilled, while at CHS, says he won’t allow the field dren, cousins, family and friends It won’t be limited to just one loca- facility will need to be built, others are mostly empty. to fall into disrepair. graduate, that the place is a nice tion or facility.” Columbia County Manager Payne said he’s also con- “As long as I’m here the field site,” Allen said. “The grass is mani- Williams said the county does Dale Williams said. cerned about the current won’t go backwards,” Allen said. “I cured, the sidewalks are tapered off not anticipate providing additional In 2006, officials had a design of the jail and ease promise I’ll outwork every coach and its looks nice. It’s representa- funding for the project. plan to build a new $35 of access to inmates. who has ever been here as far as the tive not only of our school and that “This is it for Columbia County,” million jail, but that fell Lucas said if they do maintenance of the fields and that graduating class, but as a commu- he said. “Obviously the schools will through because of the decide to build a new jail, they stay in the shape they need to nity, who are helping to pay taxes have to maintain what’s there, but recession, Williams said. they’ll have to figure out be in. That’s one of the things I want to get it fixed. It’s not just a football they’ve already been maintaining Eight years later, a differ- where to put inmates while done and I’m extremely picky about thing, but the community benefits the old fields so I doubt there is any ent group of public officials the new facility is built. how our fields look.” from it as well.” new expense to them.” met to once again to dis- Williams and Hunter said it Allen, who graduated CHS in The county chose to step in ear- Over the last year the county cuss the matter. would take three-four years 1995-96, said the stadium was built lier this year when commissioners has spent more than $500,000 in The meeting acted as a to build a new facility once in 1994, but that the field hadn’t noted the field’s poor condition and improvements at school district ath- forum for public officials construction starts. been re-sodded or re-turfed since. that the school district did not have letic venues. The projects included to talk about how the jail Williams asked all mem- “With our field being done it’s the funds to repair it. $200,000 for facility upgrades and could be improved. bers of the council to kind of a reflection on who we are Although county officials will not improvements to the Columbia High However, no decisions send him in writing their as a team,” Allen said. “It not only maintain the fields, commissioners School Softball facility; $224,000 for were made. Officials sim- thoughts about the jail’s reflects the success we’ve had as on June 5 authorized the purchase improvements at Fort White High ply vocalized their con- functionality and the possi- a program, but at the same time it of $46,303.80 in equipment to be School locker rooms and $110,930 cerns over the jail and its bility of building a new facil- builds the morale of a group of kids used for that purpose. for improvements and equipment current state of disrepair. ity. He asked to have those each year going out to compete “[The Landscapes and Parks purchases for the field at CHS. Columbia County Sheriff statements by June 26. Mark Hunter, CCSO Chief Williams will compile Correctional Officer Joe those statements for the Lucas, State Attorney public safety coordinating Jeff Siegmeister, Public council’s next meeting, Defender Blair Payne and which will be sometime in Chief County Judge Tom July or August, he said. Coleman were a few of the While officials began dis- officials at the meeting. cussing what they would All in attendance agreed want in a new jail, Williams, that the current jail has who led the meeting, urged problems, and almost all officials to take it one step 934 NE Lake DeSoto Circle, Lake City, FL who spoke said the current at a time and carefully con- (Next to Courthouse) facility’s 250-person capac- sider whether a new jail is ity was not large enough. necessary. 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ANOTHER VIEW Labels mean something to our war veterans he governor putting his signature on a bill Thursday that changes how the state refers to the Korean and Vietnam wars completed a T stroke of symbolic poetry. It’s no small thing. House Bill 559 isn’t just about redesigning veterans’ license plates. It’s about the truth. It’s about how these wars will be reflected in the minds of young people who read what we wrote about them. State statutes are pocked with references to the Korean War as a “conflict” and to Vietnam – not even afforded the lowly “conflict” designation, but referred to as an “era” – as if GIs never bothered to show up for the fighting. Senate sponsor Charlie Dean, R-Ocala, and House sponsor Larry Metz, R-Groveland, recognized this. They listened to veterans – some 1.5 million of them in Florida. More than 36,500 American servicemen died in Korea; 7,900 are still missing in action. In Vietnam, the numbers are even more dramatic. Immigration cruelties of All you have to do is look at the 58,272 names carved on the long, granite Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The brave GIs in Southeast Asia were fighting in a war and the ‘compassionate’ sort living not in any era defined by geography. They were living in hell. In Korea, soldiers were told they were fighting to ens of thousands of illegal not be shooed away. In 2011, before stop the march of communism and preserve freedom, immigrant children are the campaign promise, the number and that was good enough for them. streaming across our bor- of illegally crossing children who The Korean War lived up to its nickname -- “the T der with Mexico to escape were apprehended was something Forgotten War.” It was forgotten, frankly, because no horrors at home and finding new like 6,000. It is already 47,000 this one knew how to remember it. Few Americans under- troubles here. These may be far year and the total next year is stood it even while it was happening. Most important less heinous than what they fled, expected to be 140,000. of all, unlike World War II, it was a war without clear but many have endured something The deplorable plight of the definition -- a war we couldn’t win. akin to torture on the journey, will Jay Ambrose children should be obvious to all, The Vietnam War, on the other hand, was a war we mostly have to return home anyway [email protected] but the helplessness of many other couldn’t bring ourselves to win. It was a culmination and meanwhile have a president of immigrants is often made to seem of years of wishy-washy decisions in Washington of the United States to thank for their opportunity at last. For the unedu- whether to go in with bombs or soft-pedal our presence predicament. Some say the food they’re eating is cated and unskilled, it is seldom until we could get out without losing face. The Vietnam Though something new, at least making them sick. anything of the sort. War was in everybody’s living room night after night in this magnitude, the situation The government, while spending They can’t get more than low- on the 6 o’clock news. It was a public relations night- adds up to cruelty of a kind seen all hundreds of millions trying to cope wage jobs, cannot navigate the mare. And for the soldiers lucky enough to get back, over the immigration map, often put with this ever-growing crowd, is culture and are often assimilated just another war they had to fight. in place not by nativists, as anyone doing no such thing. One Border into an underclass culture where Increasingly unpopular at home, the war ended with short of mindless on these issues is Patrol official complained that the norms are single-parent homes, the withdrawal of U.S. forces in 1973 and the unifica- often called, but by people who are the agency was so overwhelmed gang membership and dropping out tion of Vietnam under communist rule two years later. supposedly compassionate while that it was having a hard time also of school. Prior to the 2008 reces- To too many Americans, returning servicemen were a failing the test. dealing with other duties such as sion, these immigrants and their reminder of killing and failure. Too many Vietnam vets Most of these children, unac- drug smuggling and gun runners. descendants were the major cause felt unwanted and unrewarded, and were never able to companied by parents, are from As with the interviewed girl, the of American increases in poverty, recover fully from the twin trauma of the war and the Guatemala, El Salvador and children may eventually be taken even though educated, skilled, homecoming. Honduras and are desperately poor. to a parent or other relative in the entrepreneurial immigrants fare This bill doesn’t mean we’re going to have a team They were sometimes abused at United States, but will still face well and are an enormous boon to of clerks going through every state record to purge home. They were further terror- deportation proceedings hard to the economy. it of “Korean Conflict” and “Vietnam Era.” The bill ized by drug crime gone manic. A win. What that suggests at the least is certainly will alter forever wording in Florida statutes. Reuters interview with a teenage It was President Barack Obama that reform should aim at bringing But it was largely a gesture, important to veterans and girl tells what it can be like. Though who issued the invitation for them in far more of those who can con- people who care about them. The point is, Florida’s fur- now with her mother in Virginia, to go through all of this. During the tribute and far fewer of those more ther euphemistic, politically correct slant to important she walked great distances in get- 2012 presidential election campaign likely to find hardship than rescue. events at least in this area of history has finally been ting here, went hungry, was raped and without benefit of Congress, he We meanwhile need to employ nipped in the bud. by a migrant smuggler and initially announced he would stop deporta- workable ways to prevent gro- worked in unpaid servitude after tions of illegal immigrants who tesquely exploited and frequently ■ Sunshine State News arriving. She thought coming here came here as children. The policy, dangerous illegal entry as prelude was legal. which was sure to win still more to any amnesty agreement. To skip On reaching America, many of Hispanic votes as it eased lots of these basics would be heartless. Lake City Reporter the children quickly find other- worries, did not apply to children wise. They end up in the custody arriving after 2007, but it is scarcely Serving Columbia County Since 1874 of the Border Patrol and are then rare that imperfect understandings handed over to representatives of get widespread. the Health and Human Services In this case, even a White House ■ Jay Ambrose, formerly Washington The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Department. 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Todd Wilson, Publisher for this sinking ship Robert Bridges, Editor Emily Lawson, Associate Editor he situation in Iraq is pass- to assets U.S. forces left behind for events, unlikely to be changed even Sue Brannon, Controller ing from being a cause for use by Iraqi national forces. by the level of U.S. military interven- American reflection on its The al-Maliki government has tion that could be contemplated, is Dink NeSmith, President T own actions there in the asked for new U.S. military support, the likelihood that the ISIS will take Chairman 2003-2011 period to a reason for drones for reconnaissance and intel- Baghdad. Second, it is likely that the Tom Wood, serious thought about the future in ligence and air strikes to try to hold ISIS will stop with that, not trying in that part of the Middle East. back the ISIS forces. Kurdish forces the short run to master either the What is occurring is that a force have taken control of the important Shiite South or the Kurdish North. calling itself the Islamic State of hub of Kirkuk, probably successful- Third, it is likely that the United LETTERS POLICY Iraq and Syria is assuming control ly denying it to the ISIS but raising States, working with contacts devel- through successful military action the specter of impending, at least oped with Sunnis during the occupa- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ­ of the Sunni Muslim heartland, de facto, division of Iraq into Shiite, tion, could do business with the ISIS, ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 including the cities of Fallujah, Sunni and Kurdish domains. in spite of its radical components, words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters Mosul, Ramadi, Samarra and Tikrit The ISIS is made up of Sunni potentially creating a useful bridge must be signed and include the writer’s name, address and most of Anbar and Nineveh Islamist extremists from both Iraq to that element in the region. and telephone number for verification. Writers can provinces. The primarily Shiite and Syria, supporters of the Baath The critical point at this juncture have two letters per month published. Letters and Iraqi government forces of Prime Party of Saddam Hussein, includ- is that the United States not jeopar- Minister Nouri Kamal al-Maliki, ing members of that government’s dize the future by trying to plug the guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not trained and equipped by the United armed forces, and other Sunni mili- holes in the al-Maliki regime’s sink- necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. States, have not yet mounted a suc- tias, including some who were on ing ship. With all the advantages BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL cessful defense to roll back the ISIS America’s payroll when the United America gave it and him, his regime 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. forces. States attempted to bring Iraq’s has failed miserably to govern a BY FAX: (386) 752­9400. As of Friday Baghdad, the Iraqi Sunnis under control during the multicultural Iraq in such a way to capital, was some 40 miles away from occupation through the so-called prevent it from dissolving. BY EMAIL: [email protected] advancing ISIS forces. They have Sunni Awakening. adequate mobility and arms, thanks First, given the current trend of ■ Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER COMMUNITY SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 5A

n To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Emily Lawson at 754-0424 or COMMUNITY CALENDAR by email at [email protected]. June 16 June 17 June 19 Baby Shower NARFE Meeting Early Learning The Lulu Ladies and The National Active and Retired The Early Learning Coalition Providences Piecers Quilt Group Federal Employees Association will have an Executive Committee will host a Baby Shower for the will meet Tuesday, June 17 at Meeting Thursday, June 19 at Pregnancy Care Center of Lake the LifeStyle Enrichment Center, 1:30 p.m. at 1104 SW Main Blvd. City at the Lulu Community 628 SE Allison Court, at 1 p.m. Center on June 16 at 10 a.m. The The Florida Department of June 22 public is welcome, and if you Agriculture and Consumers attend please bring an unwrapped Services will conduct the meet- St. Johns Day baby gift — boy or girl is fine. ing. Call Jim Purvis at 752-8570 Gold Standard Lodge #167 will Refreshments will be provided. for more. have the St. Johns Day Service Please call Sue Hansens at 752- on June 22 at 3:30 p.m. at Bethel 2596 with questions. Art reception AME Church. Call 386-697-3739.

The Art League of North JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter SCORE workshop Florida and the Friends of the June 23 A SCORE Entrepreneur’s Library will host a reception on List celebrates flag day — everyday Workshop will be held June 16 June 17 from 5:30-7 p.m. West Lake City resident Irvin List, 82, enlisted in the United States Navy and Day Camp from 6-8 p.m. at Columbia County Branch Art Show winners will served from 1951-54, as a 2nd Class Engineman. His American flag that The Florida Sheriffs Youth Public Library, 308 NW Columbia be announced. Come meet the he has proudly displayed in front of his home for several years was given Ranches will offer a free week- Ave. The workshop is free, but a artists who participated in the to him after shipping care packages to soldiers in Afghanistan. List said long day camp June 23-27 from reservation is required. Call l386- show. Refreshments will be pro- that his house has always had a flag out front. Saturday was Flag Day, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Treadway 752-2000 or email scorelakecity@ vide. For details call Gateway Art which commemorates the adoption of the flag of the United States. ‘To Elementary School. Call Lauri gmail.com. Gallery at 752- 5229. me, it means freedom. I cry sometimes when I see the flag.’ Quick (386) 749-9999 to register.

OBITUARIES Vermell Aileen Allbritton He was always grateful for life, Kenneth Holliday, Okinawa, numerous nieces and nephews. Gilbert, Autumn Loveless, its goodness and the many kind- Japan; two sisters, Edna Nell Mrs. Mary Elizabeth How- Funeral services will be con- Jared Curtis, Jonathan Cur- Vermill Aileen Allbritton, 82, nesses he received. He loved (John) Rau, Myrtle Beach, SC ard Petersen, 92, of Lake City, ducted on Monday, June 16, tis, Jessica Curtis, Lawrence of Perry, died Thursday, June to sing and delighted his fam- and Elizabeth (Kenny) Moore, passed away on Tuesday, June 2014, at 4 P.M. at Gateway-For- Doughty, and Carl Doughty; 12, 2014, at her home with her ily with stories of his youth. Lake City; three grandchil- 10, 2014 at Ben Atchley State est Lawn Chapel with Rev. as well as fourteen grandchil- family in Perry, FL. Vermell Visitation with the family will dren, Chelsea (Rodney) Wat- Veterans Home in Knoxville, TN. Charles Knight officiating. In- dren and twelve great nieces was born September 25, 1931 be held at the Gateway-Forest son, Ft. White and Tyler and She was born on October 6, terment will follow in Memorial and nephews. Donn also leaves in Lulu, Fl., to the late Clif- Lawn Funeral Home, 3596 S. Erika Holliday of Japan; his 1921 in McAlpin, FL, to the Cemetery. Visitation with the behind his faithful dog Cooper ford and Cecella (Williams) Hwy. 441, Lake City, on Sun. nephews and niece, Wayne late Francis Marion Howard and family and friends will be one and his historic White Springs Pearce. Vermell was preceded June 15th from 5-7 p.m. Fu- Holliday, Randy Thomas, Mary Ann Eliza Greene. As a hour before the service (from 3 home--lovingly and painstak- in death by her husband of over neral services for Mr. Doug- Penny Jarrard and Brad John- young woman she felt a sense PM to 4 PM). Loving thanks to ingly restored by his hands. 59 years, Clifton Allbritton. las will be conducted Mon. son; and two close friends, of duty to serve her country in her special caretakers: Shirley Donn was born in White Plains June 16th at 11:00 a.m. at the R.E. Hall, Ft. White and Keen, Bernice Allbritton and New York, raised in Margate Vermell was of the South- Sandy Daniel, Jacksonville. the WWII effort, and enlisted Brenda Henderson. Flowers will ern Baptist Faith and was a Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- in the U.S. Naval Reserves - Florida, and settled in White ter Day Saints Stake Center, Private services will be be accepted or memorials may Springs Florida. In between member of New Home Bap- held at a later date. Arrange- Women’s Reserve (WAVES). be made for funeral expenses to tist Church in Perry. Her life’s Country Club Rd., Lake City, ments are under the direction She was a proud member of Shirley Keen, P. O. Box 1973, he traveled the United States joy was family, especially time FL. Bishop Jeffery Thomas will of GUERRY FUNERAL the Daughters of the American Lake City, FL 32056. GATE- from coast to coast seeking spent with her grandchildren be officiating. There will be a HOME, Lake City. 752-2414 Revolution. She was a devoted WAY-FOREST LAWN FU- fun, adventure, and experience. and great-grandchildren. She private interment at Memorial Please sign the guestbook at wife, mother, grandmother, and NERAL HOME, 3596 S. US Beneath a sometimes gruff was an active church member Gardens, Jacksonville, Florida. www.guer- great grandmother who dedicat- Hwy 441, Lake City, FL 32025 exterior Donn was a man who who also enjoyed working with GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN ryfuneral- ed her time to her family and (386-752-1954) is in charge gave of himself without limits puzzles, flowers, and reading. FUNERAL HOME, 3596 h ome.net extended church families at the of arrangements. Please leave in loving his family and friends. She is survived by five chil- South US Hwy 441, Lake City, First Advent Christian Church words of love and encourage- He was both a commercial con- dren: Daughter Teresa Leving- FL. 32025. (386) 752-1954. Kimberly of Lake City and McAlpin ment for the family online at tractor and a restoration car- ston and her husband W.L. of Please leave words of encour- Rodgers Advent Christian Church. www.gatewayforestlawn.com. penter. Donn was instrumen- Perry, sons C Winton Albritton agement for the family online Horsley She is preceded in death by tal in preserving and restoring Jr. of Decatur, AL., Michael K at, www.gatewayforestlawn.com her loving husband of 67 years, Donn Edwards Welden many historic homes and struc- Allbritton and his wife Kimber- Mrs. Kim- Walter C. Petersen Sr., her par- tures in White Springs, Flori- ly of Perry, Brian L. Albritton Marvin S. Hall Jr. berly Rodgers Horsley, 50, of ents, her siblings; Ethel How- Mr. Donn Edwards Weld- da--including his own home. and his wife Linda of Perry, Lake City, Fl. passed away ard O’Hara, George Willard en, unstoppable in all that Donn will be missed dear- and Bruce C. Allbritton and his Dr. Marvin Hall, 90, of Lake peacefully on May 29, 2014 Howard, Pauline Howard Sand- he attempted, died June 12 , ly by those who loved and wife Gina of Grovetown, GA., City, died at her residence, surround- ers, Sadie Howard, Francis Mar- 2014 after an extended bat- knew him. Please join us to eleven grandchildren and twelve Friday, June ed by her family, following ion Howard, Jr., Goff Ives How- tle with terminal illness. celebrate his life at a memori- great-grandchildren and a host 13 at Haven a valiant battle with cancer. ard, Verna Howard Coolidge, Donn was a father, a husband, al service to be held at 11:00 of others who called her Mom. Hospice after She was born on August 26, Hazel Howard Stewart, a craftsman and a lover of life. am on Monday June 16,2014 at Funeral services will be held an extend- 1963 in Monroe, Michigan to Marguerette Howard, and He was preceded in death by GATEWAY FOREST LAWN at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 15, 2014 ed illness. A Linda Rodgers and the late Greene Van Buren Howard. his father William Welden, FUNERAL HOME, 3596 at New Home Baptist Church in resident of Franklin Rodgers Jr. She en- Survivors include her son; his mother Helen Welden, his South US Highway 441 Lake Perry with Brother Bill Jenkins Suwannee joyed crocheting and spending Walter C. (Angie) Petersen sister Wendy Loveless and his City, Florida 32025 (386) 752- officiating. Interment will follow and Colum- time with her family. She was Jr., of Knoxville, TN, grand- daughter Kim Roberts. Donn 1954. In lieu of flowers, please at Pisgah Cemetery. The family bia counties looking forward to the birth children; Benjamin H. (An- is survived by his wife San- send donations to the American received friends from 6-8 p.m. since 1974, Dr. of her first grandson, Dawson nie) Petersen of Sanford, FL, dy Welden; his children Lisa Cancer Society in Donn’s name on Saturday, June 14 at Burns Hall was born Glenn Khachigan, due in Octo- and Eric D. (Beth) Petersen! Welden, Donn Welden, Da- at http://www.cancer.org/. Funeral Home Chapel. Memori- on January 6, ber. She was a loving wife, car- of Knoxville, TN, and great vid Welden, Kenny Roberts, Please leave words of com- al contributions can be made to 1924, in At- ing mother, a beloved daugh- grandchild, Mary Caroline! Tania Roberts, Peter Roberts, fort for the family online at, Covenant Hospice. All arrange- lanta, the son of Marvin Shep- ter, sister, and a good friend to Petersen of Knoxville,! TN Erin O’Donnell, Alvin Riggins www.gatewayforestlawn.com ments are under the care of JOE ard Hall and the former Sarah many. Kim was employed by Graveside services will be con- and April Riggins; his brothers P. BURNS FUNERAL HOME. Parish. After completing his Pizza Hut and most recently ducted at 10:00 am, on Wednes- Stephen Curtis and Lawrence Obituaries are paid advertise- You may send condolenc- undergraduate education at the Wal-Mart, and is remembered day, June 18, 2014 in Memorial Doughty; his sisters Robin ments. For details, call the Lake es to the family at www.jo- University of Florida, Dr. Hall by many for her friendliness, Cemetery, Lake City, FL, with Curtis and Barbara Doughty; City Reporter’s classified depart- ebpurnsfuneralhomes.com. received his professional doctor- warm smile, and the loving Pastor Fred Gaylard officiat- his nieces and nephews James ment at 752-1293. ate from Emory University and way she treated everyone. ing and Pastor Tom Amerson She was a member of “Cir- Wayne Ennis Douglas established a dental practice in assisting. Visitation with the LAKE CITY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING Miami. During the Korean War cle Cross Cowboy Church.” She was predeceased by family and friends will be from CITY OF LAKE CITY Mr. Wayne Ennis Douglas, 78, in the 1950s, he served in the 5:00pm-7:00pm, Tuesday, June Navy as a dentist in Korea. He her grandparents Arletta of Lake City, died Thursday, and Joseph Volpi; John and 17, 2014 at the funeral home. ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lake City Community Redevelopment June 12, 2014, was a member of Rotary Club Rose Rodgers, and her fa- In lieu of flowers the family Agency for the City of Lake City, Florida will hold a meeting on Monday, at the Suwan- for many years, as well as an ac- ask that memorial donations be June 16, 2014, at 6:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers located on the second floor of ther, Franklin Rodgers Jr. City Hall at 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake City, Florida. nee Valley complished cabinetmaker whose She is survived by her loving made in her honor, to the char- Care Center many creations included furni- ity of your choice. Arrange- husband of 26 years Harold L. All interested persons are invited to attend. (Haven Hos- ture for the First Presbyterian Horsley Jr., two daughters Kat- ments are under the direction of Church, where he was a deacon. pice) follow- lynn Khachigan (Steven), and GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN ! CITY COUNCIL MEETING ing a lengthy Dr. Hall’s wife of 48 years, Angela Patrolia, a granddaugh- FUNERAL HOME, 3596 illness. the former Ann Bareford, died ter, Rylie Khachigan, and her S. U.S. Hwy 441, Lake City, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF! LAKE CITY, FLORIDA WILL MEET Mr. Doug- in 2005. He is survived by his mother, Linda “MeMe” Rodgers, FL, 32025. (386) 752-1954. ON MONDAY, JUNE 16, 2014 AT 7:00 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS las was born wife, Lucille, of Lake City; a all of Lake City, Fl. Three sis- Please leave words of love LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF CITY HALL AT 205 NORTH May 21, 1936, son, David, of Fairfax, Virgin- ters, Kelly Walsh, Karrie Ernest, and comfort for the family MARION AVENUE, LAKE CITY, FLORIDA in Sanderson, ia; a daughter, Betsy Hansen, and Rose Jackson, along with nu- at www.gatewayforestlawn.com of Jonesboro, Arkansas; and a !All interested persons are invited to attend. Florida to the merous nieces and nephews, and late Elmer R. sister, Barbara Hall, of Atlanta. her special friends and co-work- Janis Allbritton Robinson and Helen Mann Douglas. He A memorial service is sched- ers also survive. She is also sur- SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for any of the attended schools in Columbia uled for 11 a.m. Wednesday, vived by her three special pets, Ms. Janis Allbritton Rob- meetings identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please County and graduated from Co- June 18 at First Presbyterian “Champ”,”Gizzy”, and “Prissy”. inson, 66, of Lake City, FL, contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. lumbia High School in 1954. Church of Lake City, 697 Baya A private service was held at died Saturday, June 14, 2014, He attended the University of Avenue. Interment will be at her home on Saturday, May 31, at Suwannee Valley Haven AUDREY E SIKES, MMC Florida, was in the Air Force Forest Lawn Cemetery with 2014 with the Reverend Zack Hospice after a short battle City Clerk for 4 years and retired from arrangements by GUERRY Douglas officiating. In lieu of with cancer. She was born in the Navy after 16 years. Mr. FUNERAL HOME, 2659 flowers, memorial donations Columbia County, FL to the Douglas then worked for the SW Main Blvd., Lake City. may be made to further the Min- late Jesse James Allbritton and Florida Department of Trans- In lieu of flowers, the family istry of the “Circle Cross Cow- Minnie Ola Knight Allbritton portation. Where he retired as a requests that donations be sent boy Church”. Arrangements and had lived here most of her maintenance engineer. He has to First Presbyterian Church, were under the direction of life. A Christian by faith, she made Lake City his home for PO Box 469, Lake City; or GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN had worked many years as a the past 14 years. Mr. Douglas Haven Hospice, 6037 W. US FUNERAL HOME 3596 S. US waitress for Shirley’s Restau- Highway 90, Lake City, 32055. Hwy. 441, Lake City, Fl. 32025 rant and loved doing her yard was a faithful member of the (386)752-1954. Please leave Church of Jesus Christ of Latter work and flowers and was de- Mayse Wesley Holliday words of comfort for the family at voted to her family and her Day Saints, Price Creek Ward. www.gatewayforestlawn.com. cat, “BooBoo”. She was pre- He was preceded in death ceded in death by her parents 36-month CD Special by his youngest brother, Jud- Mr. Mayse Mary Eliza- and a sister, Cindy Allbritton. son Bruce Douglas (Deb) of Wesley Holli- beth Survivors include her brother: Gainesville, Florida. Also, the day, 76 of Lake Howard Pe- Donald J. Allbritton, Ocala, FL; wife of his children, the late City, passed tersen several aunts and uncles and Barbara King Douglas, a na- away on Fri- day, June 13, 2014 at Shands % tive of Youngstown, Ohio. He is survived by his wife of at the University of Florida in * 14 years, Vera Erlene Douglas Gainesville. He was the oldest APY of Lake City; two daughters, of four children to the late Orian 1.46 Connie Olson (Steve) Corning, A. and Annette Bishop Holliday. 24-month CD Special CA, and Elaine Carman (Tim) Mr. Holliday was a graduate of Sioux Falls, SD. Two sons; Columbia High School class of 1957 and a veteran of the Flor- % Kenny (Leslie) Douglas, Jack- ida National Guard. He retired * sonville, FL, and Scott (Jeannie) APY from the Florida Department of 1.00 Douglas of Lake City. His three Transportation as the Assistant Calcutta Sunglasses brothers; Bob (Anne) Clayton, $10,000 min. District Materials Engineer with Zips & Frog Leg Shade Holders Gainesville, FL, Marshall (Di- 35 years of employment. Mr. ana) Douglas, Lake City, Ver- Holliday was a former member non (Debra) Douglas, Lake City; of the Lake City Masonic Lodge grandchildren, Chadd Douglas #27 and held various positions and Kyrsten Douglas, Jackson- within the organization. He en- Tumblers & Water Bottles ville, FL, Amorette, Nina, and joyed traveling, woodworking Corwin Carman, Sioux Falls, SD. and spending time with his fam- “Sweet Uncle Wayne,” as he ily. He was preceded in death Reef Sandals on Sale was called by family and friends, by one brother, Wayne Holliday. was always ready with a smile Survivors include his wife, Federally Insured by the NCUA. flcu.org and a welcoming handshake. He Betty C. Holliday, Lake City; WILSON’S OUTFITTERS Deposits are federally insured by the NCUA, a US Government Agency, for up to $250,000. Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective was a humble Southern gentle- two sons, Mayse W. (Lisa) 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 3/13/2014 and subject to change at any time. 36-month APR is 1.45%, 540 penalty days. 24-month APR is 1.00%, 360 penalty man and dearly loved his family. Holliday, II, Lake City and [email protected] days. Offer expires 8/15/14. 6A LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424

TRUANCY Truancy LAKE CITY HUMANE SOCIETY Continued From 1A by the Hatcher put an emphasis Builders Association crafts on lowering truancy rates numbers this school year, and that included prosecuting par- By SARAH LOFTUS addition to Adoption Center ents with truant children. Truancy is defined as Since the program began, missing 21 or more days of truancy rates for every school, according to Florida Animals will move school in the district but law. In Columbia County, to the front of the one actually went up. About unexcused and excused absences factor into truancy building to be more 580 students were sent to rates. Each early dismissal visible to visitors. truancy court this school and tardy also counts as a year, a 21 percent increase missed day of school as far from last year, Hatcher said. as truancy rates are con- By TONY BRITT However, that may not cerned. [email protected] mean more students actu- Truancy rates jumped this ally skipped school. year, the first year of a pro- A chorus of barking dogs found it Hatcher said he believes gram designed to curtail it. difficult to compete with the sound schools were simply more However, Keith Hatcher, the of hammers at the local humane careful about entering district director of adult edu- society on Saturday. attendance data this year. cation, truancy and charter Members of the Columbia County schools, said that may have He won’t know if his spec- Builders Association were on site been because schools were ulation is correct until tru- more careful about keeping with hammers, saws, nails and other ancy rates for 2014-15 are attendance records this year. tools working on an addition to the calculated a year from now, Niblack Elementary had Margaret Smith Animal Adoption he said. If next year’s rates the biggest jump in truancy, Center building at the Lake City are similar to this year’s, according to district records Humane Society. he’ll know he was right. gathered by Hatcher. The The plan is to enclose a carport For students, the stakes truancy rate for 2013-14 and turn it into office space, freeing are high. was 41 percent, meaning up space near the front of the build- TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter A 2013 study by the that many students missed ing for dogs and cats, making them Bryan Zecher (from left) prepares to take a window from Mike Nicholson as Christian school district shows that 21 or more days of school. more visible to visitors. Zecher offers assistance. Several members of the Columbia County Builders Niblack’s truancy rate for missing school during the “That way we can use the front of Association worked on improvements at the local humane society Saturday. 2012-13 was 14 percent. early elementary years Summers and Melrose the building to house more animals leads to higher chances of elementary schools also had during the day,” said Teena Ruffo, spay/neuter program to control the Framers put up the walls on dropping out of high school. large increases in truancy. LCHS operations manager. “People animal population, Ruffo said. Friday, and on Saturday crews The study found that Both schools’ rates went up have a hard time, they walk through “The builders association was worked for about half a day, install- 45 percent of high school by 15 percent this school the kennels and they can’t picture kind enough to volunteer their time,” ing siding, insulation, windows and dropouts in Columbia year. these dogs in their house and a Ruffo said, noting Lube Specialists an air conditioner. Marc Matthews County over the previous The only school with a house setting. But when we have the gave money towards purchasing an did the electrical work and Dave five years were truant in decrease in truancy rates dogs up front in the air conditioning, air conditioner and Homes of Merit Ponton did the framing work earlier kindergarten-third grade, was Challenge Learning just laying in a pen and relaxing, donated all the materials for the in the week. Crews are expected to Hatcher said at Tuesday’s Center, which fell from 70 to we’ve gotten a lot more animals work. return later in the week to finish the 62 percent, still highest in school board meeting. adopted like that because people can Bryan Zecher, Columbia County inside trim work. the district. In the meeting, he also In its first year of opera- visualize them in their home.” Builders Association president, said “It all goes back to helping the discussed the findings of a tion, Belmont Academy had Still, humane society officials one of the organization’s missions is community and finding a need in study done this school year the lowest truancy rate in needed to build the addition as eco- to give back to the community and the community,” Zecher said. “This about which students are the district for the 2013-14 nomically as possible. Money saved each year the organization finds a project came up and we just felt like truant. school year at 6 percent. on construction can be used in the project. it was the right one to partner with.” The study showed that While truancy rates went 95 percent of the 581 stu- up, attendance rates for dis- dents who were sent to tru- trict schools remained fairly ancy court this year are even, with all but Challenge impoverished. Learning Center remaining in the 90th percentile. Still no word on Thursday wreck A Johns Hopkins Attendance rates are From staff reports University study Hatcher based on the number of taken to an area hospital, according to an eyewitness at cited shows that truancy days each student was As of press time Saturday, the Lake City Police the scene. in kindergarten correlates in school. A missed day, Department still had not released any information on The driver of the SUV told a reporter she suffered to lower academic per- whether an excused or a crash involving a City of Lake City automobile and an minor injuries. At least four children were in the SUV as formance in first grade, unexcused absence, counts SUV at the intersection of US 90 and Bascom Norris well. None appeared to be injured. and that impact is twice as missed in terms of cal- Road Thursday morning. An LCPD employee said Friday that a report had been as great for students from culating attendance rates. The driver of the city vehicle, still unidentified, was completed but not authorized for release. low-income families. However, unlike truancy Hatcher on Tuesday sent rates, early dismissals and letters of notification to the tardies do not factor in. In addition to having the parents the district plans to lowest truancy rate this year, file charges against. Belmont Academy also had Hatcher didn’t say how the highest attendance rate many days of school their at 97 percent. Have you struggled with children missed during the However, other schools 2013-14 school year. But he weren’t far behind. weight most of your life? did say the district is only Westside Elementary had going to pursue prosecu- an attendance rate of 96 tion for truancy in the most percent for this school year. It might be time for a change. severe cases. And with the exception of Challenge Learning Center’s attendance rate of A focus on prevention 71 percent, the lowest rate The district is trying to in the county was 91 per- put the focus on helping cent. Shining Star Academy, truant students, rather Fort White High School and than just punishing them Columbia High School all and their parents, Hatcher had attendance rates of 91 said. percent, according to district To do that, the district is data. implementing more ways Hatcher said high schools to prevent truancy and edu- tend to have higher truancy cate students and their fam- rates than elementary and middle schools because stu- ilies on its effects. dents are more likely to skip “Before now, it’s been all school in high school. punitive,” Hatcher said. However, kindergarten- Typically, students and ers, first-graders and sec- parents who are prosecut- ond-graders tend to also ed for truancy are given have higher truancy rates. community service, he With younger students, it’s said. But that doesn’t nec- typically because their par- essarily relate to missing ents don’t make them go to school and doesn’t help school, Hatcher said. With high schoolers, it’s more like- students attend school ly to be the student’s choice more regularly, he said. to skip. For the coming school year, the district will be UF HEALTH offering a parenting class Finally, the district plans WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY CENTER for those with truant chil- to revamp truancy court, dren, he said. although Hatcher said he “What I want to have hap- couldn’t yet comment on Being obese can lead to many medical problems, but can also greatly affect your quality of life. If you pen is to make sure parents what exactly is being done. are more literate and more This year, to motivate are ready for a change, the UF Health Weight Loss Surgery Center at Shands Hospital is here to help. in tune to their children’s students and schools to Our center is led by fellowship-trained bariatric surgeons, who are specially trained in weight loss education,” he said. lower their truancy rates The district is also and raise attendance rates, surgery. They work with a multidisciplinary team of experts from UF Health to guide you through starting a program called the district held a contest. your weight loss journey. We focus not just on weight loss, but are dedicated to helping you create Children In Need of Students won flat-screen and maintain a healthy and happy lifestyle that you can enjoy. Services, which is co-spon- televisions for perfect sored by the school dis- attendance and improved trict and the juvenile jus- attendance, and the schools tice system. It will look at with the lowest truancy To make your change, join our free educational seminar on students who’ve missed a rate, most improved atten- June 18, 2014, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the UF Health Shands Cancer Hospital. lot of school and determine dance rate and highest whether they need to be attendance rate got checks. 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MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR Hersha: Drawing to make others happy Editor’s note: Meet Your things so I can send to His portfolio includes changes with anything Neighbor is an occasional them other people in drawings for all types of they do,” Hersha said. feature meant to introduce hopes that they enjoy it.” people: friends far, friends “It’s just something you’re readers to interesting or Hersha just finished close and his children, gonna get better at the notable local residents who working on a piece Friday specifically a Spider-Man more you do it.” might not otherwise find that he will be sending to drawing for his son. Hersha has started themselves in the public eye. his friend Heather back in Hersha has also teaching his three children Ohio. designed tattoos for sev- to draw. He said at ages By MEGAN REEVES The drawing is the pro- eral of his friends, as his six, eight and 13, they are [email protected] file of a woman who is star- artwork often mimics the young but learning. ing at a collection of roses. style of a tattoo. Although he draws in In a world of restless- “[Heather] always He has two of his own his spare time, Hersha ness, Joe Hersha finds tries to make everybody tattoos, one on his bicep works in the construction ease in two things: paper happy,” Hersha said of and shoulder and another industry. and pencil. his friend. “She’s good to on his side. He drew the While living in Ohio, “I did a little drawing everybody, tries to help pieces and his friend tat- Hersha worked for a com- in school,” he said. “But everybody out, so to me tooed them for him. pany building log cabins. the older I get the more it this is a picture of her.” Although Hersha’s sub- He said the creative aspect eases my mind.” He explained that he ject matter may change is what made him love it. Hersha said he uses his drew the picture to show to suit the person he is “I just like to build and artistic talents as an outlet her that she deserves to creating for, his medium draw,” Hersha said. “I like from the stress of every- see a bed of roses in front does not. to do stuff where when day life. of her. “I like pencil because I it’s done I can sit back and Although his zip code “I usually just sit on like black and white pic- look and say, ‘Hey, I did has recently changed, the porch and listen to tures,” he said. “To me, this.’” Hersha’s passions have the radio while I draw,” the shading is just a lot He said all of his cre- not. He has only been liv- Hersha said. “Usually it’s better.” ations are aimed to make ing in Lake City for a short country music.” Hersha said black and people happy. time, after moving from He said the focus of white images can make “Everyone seems to Ohio to be close to his his art has always been people feel things that enjoy them and most mother. diverse. MEGAN REEVESLake City Reporter color can’t. people hang them up,” he Hersha, now 37, said he “I draw a little bit of Joe Hersha shows off a tattoo based on one of his drawings. After doing it for years, said. “At least I hope so, started drawing years ago. everything,” Hersha said. he said that the important because there’s a lot of “It’s something to kill “I take whatever someone something of it so that something that represents thing is to “keep trying.” time that goes into them.” time,” he said. “I make likes and I try to make they like it. I incorporate them.” “I’m sure everybody

However, while both stu- Afterward, Dang was NIBLACK dents signed a “no contact” concerned about the boy Continued From 1A contract at the request of being left in the same school officials, only the classroom with the girl the incidents, Huddleston boy was punished, receiv- and thought he “may have said he did not believe the ing five days’ suspension qualified for an Emotional/ matter warranted DCF for the first incident and Behavior Disorder,” attention. 10 days’ suspension for the according to Hatcher’s However, he said a pre- second, provided he receive report. sentation by a private attor- counseling. However, administrators ney, brought in to speak to When asked why, if they at Niblack never acted on district administrators last were equal partners in the his suggestion. week at his request, caused incidents, only the boy Possibly due to “admin- him to look at the matter was punished, Huddleston istrative scheduling con- afresh. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter defended administrators’ flicts,” meetings to discuss “It’s safe to say she was Minnie J. Niblack Elementary School is pictured. choices. the matter were never held, eye-opening,” Huddleston “When you do a disci- Dang told Hatcher. said. was expanded to require pline, you have to be in the Huddleston declined to Previously, district every citizen to report Huddleston on Cherie Hill room at that time,” he said. second-guess the decision employees believed that abuse, he said, but the From staff reports “We could pull up all kind to leave the boy and girl in consensual sexual activ- rules for school personnel of disciplinary referrals. the same classroom. ity between children, didn’t change at all. Columbia County Superintendent of Schools Terry We could look in hindsight “I’m not gonna fault her Huddleston issued the following statement Thursday on the while improper, might not “The (old) law would at many referrals and say, (Gassett) because you appointment of Cherie Hill as the new principal of Pinemount require a call to DCF, he absolutely apply to teach- Elementary School: ‘Well, why did so and so.’ don’t know where he could said. The attorney correct- ers,” Harrell said. “With recent events, one of my major goals has been You had to be there, right have gone, whose class. ed that thinking. It would also apply to law to find the right person to take the helm at Pinemount there, within that room See, at Niblack, you’ve only “That had been the enforcement, he said. Elementary to continue the momentum and progress made with those parents to deter- got two classes,” he said. mindset in the district that The Columbia County since the school opened,” Huddleston wrote. “I looked at mine how and why that “So if he went in that class, children with children Sheriff’s Office was noti- the existing administrators in the district to find one who has happened. I mean, that’s or if he went in the other wouldn’t necessarily be fied of the incidents but the needed experience to bring the students, teachers, staff, all I can say. You have to class, what kids in there child abuse,” he said. “But determined they did not and families of Pinemount together to continue the great job be there in that moment could cause worse (prob- that’s where she went in to constitute abuse, according that is being done there in educating students. The district (during) that decision-mak- lems).” say, ‘No,’ because some of to the school’s investigative is very fortunate to have several experienced administrators ing process.” After the second inci- who could move into this position.” them don’t have the capaci- report. dent, which occurred Jan. Hill replaces Donna McAdams, whose contract was not ty to consent.” A case number was gen- renewed. ‘Scheduling conflicts’ 23, 2013 as the students Huddleston said that erated after the first inci- The first Niblack inci- were walking home from after the attorney’s visit, dent but school officials dent occurred Oct. 5, 2012 school, one of the children local educators will be bet- ruled the boy’s conduct Niblack, and others inter- in the classroom of Chris was moved to a different ter versed on the law. He “sexual harassment” and A common thread viewed including a guid- Dang, who was away for classroom, according to a said the training would be no sheriff’s report was The common thread in ance counselor, stressed in-service training at the redacted May 15 report by passed down to every dis- written. the incidents at Niblack and the incidents were “con- time. Moses. trict employee. Sheriff Mark Hunter Pinemount was the pres- sensual” and that school “I think if that situation said a deputy was told of ence of Marilyn Gassett, as officials’ reaction in no way repeated itself now, I don’t the second incident on a principal at Niblack, then resembled that of adminis- Cambridge think there’s any question Friday, then informed the as assistant principal at trators at Pinemount, who that people would call,” he following Monday that the Pinemount. failed to report a student’s Prep Academy said. “But I think after the girl’s father did not wish to Gassett was demoted to claim of rape by her step- training that everybody press charges. assistant principal in August father. 386-243-8285 went to, I think they’re He said in the absence of 2013 for unrelated reasons, Nakita Ivery, a teacher at cambridgeprepacademy.org gonna call about every- a complaining witness, his school officials say, and has Niblack, told Hatcher the thing.” office did not investigate since been relieved of her female student at Niblack A private school for all grades. Huddleston said a 2012 further. duties there for failing to was “not innocent” and that • Team teaching approach to help students excel change in state law made Harrell said DCF should report a student’s claim of the behavior was “mutual.” • Low tuition cost providing families an opportunity at private education stricter the reporting have been notified regard- sexual abuse at home. She Gassett told Hatcher both • Additional classes such as 4H, piano, dance, student council, and more requirements for educa- less. will be allowed to return to students “had an equal part • Small class sizes for one on one learning and spaces are limited tors, and said he under- “Anyone who suspects the district as a teacher in each time,” in the language Exciting NEW Program for K-5! stood why Niblack officials or is aware of abuse would the fall. of the report, and that the didn’t call DCF at the time. be required to report that,” Media inquiries over girl, by virtue of being two Classes are accredited by the FCCPSA! We are registered with The State Board of Education, and Licensed in Columbia County. “I don’t think they would he said. “If someone sus- possible parallels in the years older, “had influence We are accepting scholarships from Step Up. have (called) with their pects child abuse, includ- incidents at the two schools over” the boy. Diploma earned upon graduation. See our website for more info. understanding at that time ing child-on-child abuse, led Huddleston to inves- of the old rules,” he said. they should call the abuse tigate the Niblack cases, Huddleston said if he hotline. Ultimately, our the first of which occurred had been an administrator feeling is they need to let in October 2012, before he at Niblack at the time, he us investigate.” took office as superinten- wouldn’t have called DCF Hunter said his office dent. The second incident either. acted properly under the occurred in January 2013. However, the 2012 law. Keith Hatcher, the dis- change did not pertain “We take seriously and trict director of adult edu- to educators, said John investigate such incidents cation, truancy and charter Harrell, communications thoroughly,” he said. “We schools, led the probe. director for the Northeast examine the facts and go Gassett, Melinda Moses, Region of DCF. The law where the evidence leads us.” then assistant principal at

Vacation Bible School coming up Youth and adults both wel- Road, will offer a vaca- Community VBS come. Call Georgia Muldrow tion bible school for Pre-K A community-oriented at 752-1830 for more details. through Senior High students vacation bible school enti- as well as adults June 16-20 tled "The Jesus Connection: from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The What a Friend" will be Sister's Welcome theme is "The Amazing Road held at the Richardson Sister's Welcome Trip — Discovering God's Community Center June Missionary Baptist Church, Purpose for Me." Call Essie 16-20 from 6-8 p.m. daily. 3194 SW Sisters Welcome Wilson at 386-344-1516. Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 9A SNAPSHOTS OF DAD Continued From 1A

Michael Green “I guess there’s just really nothing like being a dad, especially for the first time,” said Michael Green, father of three. Green said it is hard to put the meaning of fatherhood into words. “When you become a dad, everything changes,” he said. “You start living more for your children than you do for yourself.” When Green said he enjoys seeing his children have fun more than having you fun himself. “When you see them smile, your Chris Hatrick stands with his daughter, Hannah, 15. see smile is like 100 times bigger,” he said. There are three things Green said them he tries to teach his children: To have good values and be fair, to treat other smile, people with respect and to be appre- ciative of what they have. your Although he said each of his chil- dren’s births have been the defining smile moments of his life, his second most enjoyable memory is their annual is like camping trip. In a few weeks, the Green family will be traveling to the Florida Keys to 100 camp on the beach, lobster gig, snor- kel and spend quality time together. times “I really like just spending time with my dad,” said Green’s 11-year-old bigger. daughter Kyndall. Her brother Trenton, 7, agreed and — Michael said he loves playing baseball and Green, father going swimming with his dad. of three Photos by MEGAN REEVES/Lake City Reporter Trenton also said he is thankful for Michael Green stands with his children Kyndall (11), Trenton his dad, to which Green responded, “Well, he’s getting a bike today.” (7) and Truett (1). Family friend Branson (8) is also pictured.

“I hope that they love what they do, that they get to Chris Hatrick experience parenthood and the joys of that, and that they For Chris Hatrick, fatherhood is all about the mile- have long lives and they are very productive,” he said. “I stones. just hope they do something big with their life.” “Your proudest moment is when your kids are born,” he said. “That’s the biggest thing, and then you go through the milestones.” Johnathan Rodgers His 15-year-old daughter Hannah is just learning to Johnathan Rodgers became a father just three weeks drive, which he considers a pretty exciting marker. ago, when his daughter Addison was born. After having “I love getting to teach her and seeing her develop,” his first child, he said things have begun to change for Hatrick said. “The older they get the less and less direct- him. ing you have to give them. So for me right now, that’s “She’s just pretty much the most precious thing in my the greatest thing.” life,” he said. “She’s like a little baby doll.” He said he sees being a father as really just a “pride As he looked at his daughter, he explained that being thing.” You are constantly watching them set goals and Johnathan Rodgers holds his newborn daughter Addison. a father isn’t just having children, it is teaching them. accomplish them, he said. “You have to teach them to be good people, and be “You get to watch them move on in their lives and see good to other people,” Rodgers said. what they make of themselves,” he said. “I’m very cultured musically and we always try a lot of He said that as a father he feels a responsibility to Hatrick said that because he wants the best for his new foods.” raise her right. This means teaching them right from daughter and his son Mitchell, he does his best to pro- Hannah said that because of her dad, she has learned wrong and how to do things, he said. vide for them. You have to provide the best to give them much about life. She thinks it’s really important that he Of all the dreams a father can have for his daughter, the best opportunity to make the most of their lives, he doesn’t shelter her, she said. Rodgers said for him one thing stands out among the said. “He’s very open-minded and I enjoy that a lot,” she rest. I want her to be a good person all-around, he said. Hannah said she thinks her father has done just that. said. “And on top of that, he’s always supportive of me.” “Really I just hope she grows up to be a better person “He really cares about me being cultured,” she said. Hatrick said he has many hopes for his two children: than I am,” he laughed. NAACP holds 32nd annual Deadline to enter Freedom Fund Luncheon hogs into county fair is this Friday Branch also From staff reports any Columbia County gave awards to public or private school local sponsors. The deadline for hogs or in home school. to be entered into the All entries must be Columbia County Fair is turned in to the Columbia By TONY BRITT Friday, June 20 at 5 p.m. County fairgrounds office [email protected] Children entering or by calling 752-8822. hogs to be judged must The hog weigh-in is Keeping the family be between the ages of scheduled for July 12 from together should start at 8-18 and be enrolled in 8-10 a.m. home and spread through- out the community. Barbara Watson, a member of the Florida Volunteer locally House of Representatives from Miami, was the during the summer guest speaker for the 32nd Annual Columbia Shands Lake Shore Hospital County NAACP Freedom The Auxiliary at Shands Lake Shore Hospital is Fund Luncheon and said looking for drivers for their golf cart. If you are 18 or keeping the family togeth- older and would like a volunteer opportunity, consider er should start at home driving the golf cart for 4 hours per week. Stop by the in the kitchen with basic gift shop to pick up an application or call 386-292-8000 x conversation and commu- 21216 to receive an application by mail. nication between family members. Hospice of Citrus and Nature Coast The luncheon took place Hospice of Citrus and the Nature Coast is searching Saturday at The County TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter for individuals who are interested in volunteering in Barbara Watson (left), a member of the Florida House of Representatives from Miami, Club of Lake City and was the Suwannee, Columbia, Hamilton and Lafayette areas. receives a gift from She’leda Mirra, secretary and ministerial staff member of the Columbia attended by more than Volunteers are needed to provide general office sup- County branch of the NAACP. Watson was the guest speaker for the branch’s 32nd annual 60 people. The theme port and non-medical assistance to patients and their NAACP Freedom Fund Luncheon Saturday at The Country Club of Lake City. for this year’s event was families. Hospice volunteers can provide services such One Community and One Award winner — Zack and we just thank every- the community and help as: telephone calls, socialization, light meal preparation, People, United We Stand. Paulk body for coming and sup- us financially,” she said. shopping or errands and staffing information booths at The Freedom Fund n NAACP Community porting us,” she said. “We “It’s very important that seasonal festivals. Specialized training will be provided. Luncheon is the major Service Award Winner would like for everybody to we keep a relationship To volunteer contact Volunteer Manager Lynda Schladant fundraiser for the — Sheriff Mark Hunter believe in us and we hope with them and to recognize at 386-755-7714 or email: [email protected]. Columbia County branch and the Columbia County to be of great assistance in them and let them know of the National Association Sheriff’s Office this county.” how much we appreciate SHINE For the Advancement of n NAACP Community White, who presented them.” Learn how to be a SHINE Volunteer in your com- Colored People. Service Award Winner — the awards to the recipients “I very much enjoyed munity. SHINE volunteers offer free counseling and During the program the Dr. Jean Felert Cadet during the ceremony, said the program,” said Shirley assistance to Florida Seniors and those with disabilities, local branch also present- n NAACP Life Member it’s important to recognize Rentz following the lun- on topics related to Medicare, Medicaid, long-term ed awards to community Award — Barbara Carter people in the community cheon. “I’m probably a lit- care planning, prescription drug assistance, supple- sponsors from throughout who support the NAACP. tle prejudiced because she mental insurance and more. Volunteers are need- the year. Debra White, Columbia “We have to keep a (Watson) is my first cous- ed in Columbia, Suwannee and Hamilton counties. County NAACP president, communication pipeline in. The program was great. Comprehensive three-day training will take place in Awards and recipients said the Freedom Fund between our sheriff’s I’ve been coming a long Lake City on March 25-27. 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LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 6:28 a.m. service Low Saturday 70 Sunset today 8:33 p.m. 9 brought to Normal high 90 Sunrise tom. 6:28 a.m. Very High our readers Normal low 69 Sunset tom. 8:33 p.m. 15 mins to burn Record high 102 in 1977 Today’s by Record low 59 in 1980 MOON ultra-violet The Weather Moonrise today 10:55 p.m. radiation risk Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:10 a.m. for the area on a scale from 0 Saturday 1.37" Moonrise tom. 11:41 p.m. to 10+. Month total 4.79" Moonset tom. 10:17 a.m. Year total 15.79" Normal month-to-date 2.87" Normal year-to-date 18.86" June 19 June 27 July 5 July 12 Forecasts, data and Last New First Full graphics WSI ©2014 Quarter Quarter

WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY WEATHER BY-THE-DAY The major Mount 110° 7a Actual1p high 7p Average1a high 6a Pinatubo eruption of 1991 began on this Actual low Average low 100° date, hurling debris 100,000 feet into the 92 93 91 90° atmosphere. The 86 84 84 84 debris spread throughout the globe, 80° partially blocking the 70 70 70 70 sun's energy and 70° 69 69 68 cooling the average surface temperature by 60° as much as 1 degree.

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N A TIONAL FORECAS T : Showers and thunderstorms will be likely from the Upper Midwest and western Great Lakes down to the southern Plains. Additional showers and storms will THE WEATHER be possible in the Southeast and northern Rockies. The Southwest will see continued dry weather. 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUE 18 WED 19 THU Slight Storms Slight Chance Chance chance likely chance of of NATIONAL FORECAST MAP 3 p.m. today of Partly of storms storms storms cloudy storms LL Seattle 64/51 International Bangor Falls 72/51 HI 90 LO68 HI 90 LO 70 HI 90 LO 70 HI 92 LO72 HI 92 LO 72 Portland 60/51 66/51 Billings Boston Boise 73/50 LL 78/59 76/51 REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, June 15 New York Rapid Minneapolis Detroit 81/63 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low City 75/59 79/67 74/52 LL Salt Lake San LL Valdosta City Omaha Chicago H 90/67 City Monday Tuesday Francisco 80/57 87/66 Cincinnati H Jacksonville 63/53 81/62 86/67 Washington D.C. Las Denver 84/68 Lake City 88/72 Cape Canaveral 89/74/ts 89/73/ts Vegas 79/53 St. Tallahassee 96/72 HH Louis 88/68 90/68 Daytona Beach 89/73/ts 89/71/ts 90/71 Charlotte Daytona Beach Fort Myers 92/73/ts 91/72/ts Los L Albuquerque 88/68 Gainesville Angeles L 89/62 Memphis Pensacola 88/67 86/72 Ft. Lauderdale 89/77/ts 88/77/ts 70/62 Oklahoma 88/74 Panama City Phoenix City 91/73 85/76 Ocala Gainesville 90/71/ts 90/70/ts 104/76 LL 89/72 Atlanta 90/70 Jacksonville 89/72/ts 88/72/ts 87/69 Dallas Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 89/80/pc 88/80/ts 90/74 88/72 Lake City Orlando 90/74 90/71/ts 90/70/ts New 91/74 Miami 88/77/ts 90/76/ts Fairbanks Houston Orleans Tampa 72/50 90/78 87/74 90/72 Naples 89/74/pc 90/74/ts HH West Palm Beach Anchorage Ocala 90/70/ts 90/71/ts Honolulu Miami 88/76 61/49 88/76 Orlando 92/74/ts 92/74/ts 84/76 Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 87/75/pc 87/75/pc Ft. Myers 88/76 Pensacola 92/72 85/76/pc 85/76/pc Naples Tallahassee 94/70/ts 96/71/ts 88/76 Miami Tampa 88/74/ts 89/74/ts YESTERDAY’S NATIONAL EXTREMES High: 102°, Carlsbad, NM Low: 25°, MCMWTC BRIDGEPORT, CA, CA 90/76 Key West Valdosta 94/69/ts 96/69/pc 88/79 W. Palm Beach 89/76/pc 88/76/pc Saturday Today Saturday Today Saturday Today CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI Albany 66/61/.13 79/52/pc Des Moines 82/59/.00 83/62/ts Oklahoma City 88/69/.00 89/72/ts An exclusive Albuquerque 89/60/.00 89/62/s Detroit 74/48/.00 80/67/pc Omaha 84/62/.00 81/62/pc TEMPERATURES SUN Anchorage 54/48/.00 61/48/sh El Paso 96/77/.00 96/76/pc Orlando 88/70/.82 91/73/ts service Atlanta 84/64/.00 87/69/ts Fairbanks 69/52/.00 72/50/pc Philadelphia 75/69/.00 83/63/s High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 6:28 a.m. Baltimore 73/64/.00 84/61/pc Greensboro 84/66/.00 85/66/pc Phoenix 100/84/.00 104/76/s Low Saturday 70 Sunset today 8:33 p.m. 9 brought to Billings 57/50/.01 73/50/pc Hartford 77/63/.00 81/56/pc Pittsburgh 70/52/.02 81/61/s Normal high 90 Sunrise tom. 6:28 a.m. Birmingham 84/64/.00 87/70/pc Honolulu 84/75/.00 84/76/pc Portland ME 75/55/.00 75/53/pc Very High our readers Bismarck Houston Portland OR Normal low 69 Sunset tom. 8:33 p.m. 64/54/.20 72/46/pc 90/73/.00 90/78/pc 62/54/.00 66/51/sh 15 mins to burn by Boise 57/50/.00 76/51/pc Indianapolis 73/52/.00 84/69/pc Raleigh 86/66/.00 87/66/pc Record high 102 in 1977 Today’s Boston 73/57/.01 78/59/pc Jackson MS 88/66/.00 91/70/pc Rapid City 61/54/.24 74/52/pc Record low 59 in 1980 MOON ultra-violet The Weather Buffalo 62/53/.00 78/58/s Jacksonville 84/73/.21 89/71/ts Reno 72/52/.00 82/51/pc Moonrise today 10:55 p.m. radiation risk Channel. Charleston SC 90/73/.00 89/70/pc Kansas City 64/61/.00 82/68/ts Sacramento 84/59/.00 89/57/s PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:10 a.m. for the area on Charleston WV 73/54/.00 88/64/s Las Vegas 91/75/.00 98/74/pc Salt Lake City 63/52/.00 80/57/pc a scale from 0 Charlotte 86/63/.17 88/68/pc Little Rock 84/62/.00 90/71/pc San Antonio 87/75/.00 93/75/pc Saturday 1.37" Moonrise tom. 11:41 p.m. to 10+. Cheyenne 66/53/.00 71/47/pc Los Angeles 73/59/.00 75/62/fg San Diego 72/64/.00 68/62/pc Month total 4.79" Moonset tom. 10:17 a.m. Chicago 78/54/.00 87/66/ts Memphis 84/63/.00 91/73/pc San Francisco 82/55/.00 63/53/pc Year total 15.79" Cincinnati 73/48/.00 85/66/pc Miami 89/73/.33 88/76/ts Seattle 59/53/.00 64/51/sh Normal month-to-date 2.87" Cleveland 68/51/.00 79/65/pc Minneapolis 66/57/.41 75/59/ts Spokane 54/48/.01 66/43/sh Columbia SC 78/54/.00 84/68/ts Mobile 87/64/.00 89/71/ts St. Louis 80/55/.00 90/71/ts Normal year-to-date 18.86" Dallas 89/73/.00 90/75/pc New Orleans 88/72/.00 87/74/pc Tampa 87/75/.04 88/75/ts June 19 June 27 July 5 July 12 Forecasts, data and graphics WSI ©2014 Daytona Beach 87/71/1.00 88/71/ts New York 79/67/.79 79/63/s Tucson 100/81/.00 101/72/pc Last New First Full Denver Quarter Quarter 78/61/.00 79/53/pc Oakland 77/54/.00 70/54/pc Washington 75/68/.00 84/68/pc INTERNATIONAL WEATHER HISTORY Saturday Today Saturday Today Saturday Today WEATHER BY-THE-DAY SPONSORED BY CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W CITY Hi/Lo/Pcp. Hi/Lo/W The major Mount Acapulco La Paz Rio Actual high Average high 89/78/.00 89/77/pc 60/30/.00 59/30/pc 86/64/.00 82/66/s 110° 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a Pinatubo eruption of Amsterdam 64/57/.00 66/53/pc Lima 73/66/.00 69/64/pc Rome 86/66/.00 86/64/ts 1991 began on this Actual low Average low Athens 87/62/.00 86/69/s London 71/59/.00 73/53/r San Juan PR 89/78/.02 89/78/pc 100° date, hurling debris 100,000 feet into the Auckland 60/44/.00 62/48/s Madrid 93/66/.00 93/55/s Santiago 91/73/.00 91/73/pc 92 93 91 Beijing 89/64/.00 93/69/s Mexico City 78/60/.00 78/55/pc Seoul 78/71/.00 80/59/s 90° atmosphere. The 86 84 84 84 debris spread Berlin 64/53/.00 71/48/r Montreal 66/59/.00 69/51/s Singapore 91/82/ - 91/82/ts throughout the globe, Buenos Aires Moscow St. Thomas VI 80° 55/42/.00 60/51/s 69/51/.00 68/50/r 89/78/.00 90/79/s partially blocking the Cairo 91/73/.00 91/71/s Nairobi 68/59/.00 75/57/ts Sydney 68/55/.00 68/50/r 70 70 70 70 sun's energy and Geneva 77/59/.00 75/53/ts Nassau 87/78/.00 87/78/s Tel Aviv 86/68/.00 87/68/s 70° 69 69 68 cooling the average surface temperature by Havana 91/73/.00 89/73/s New Delhi 96/80/.00 105/86/pc Tokyo 82/69/.00 78/66/pc 60° as much as 1 degree. Helsinki 57/51/.00 62/46/pc Oslo 51/50/.00 71/42/pc Toronto 64/53/.00 69/53/s Hong Kong 93/82/.00 93/82/pc Panama 82/75/.00 89/77/ts Vienna 73/59/.00 71/53/pc 50° Kingston 89/80/.00 89/82/ts Paris 71/57/.00 71/51/ts Warsaw 64/51/.00 64/51/r

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NATIONAL FORECAST MAP 3 p.m. today OUR RATES LL Seattle 64/51 International Bangor Falls 72/51 Portland 60/51 66/51 Billings Boston Boise 73/50CALLLL FOR A78/59 76/51 New York Rapid Minneapolis Detroit 81/63 City 75/59 79/67 74/52 LL Salt Lake San LL City Omaha Chicago Francisco 80/57 87/66 Cincinnati HH 63/53 81/62 86/67 Washington D.C. 84/68 Las Denver St. Vegas HH 79/53 Louis 96/72 90/71 Charlotte Los L Albuquerque 88/68 Angeles L 89/62 Memphis 70/62 Oklahoma JOYRIDE.Phoenix City 91/73 104/76 LL 89/72 Atlanta 87/69 Dallas 90/74 Orlando New 91/74 Fairbanks Houston Orleans 72/50 90/78 87/74 HH Anchorage Miami 61/49 Honolulu 84/76 88/76

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Lake City hosting hosting its annual Rookie is tournament director. Qualifier for 8U Babe Ruth “The Rookie Qualifier is annual Rookie Baseball. Games begin 7-8-year-olds trying to make Qualifier tourney. Thursday at Southside it to the state tournament Sports Complex. in Palm Beach Gardens,” By TIM KIRBY As LCCCYB presi- Langley said. “The tour- [email protected] dent, Jessica Langley is nament brings in a lot of hosting president for the people and money to our Lake City Columbia tournament. Florida State County Youth Baseball is Commissioner John Lucas ROOKIE continued on 3B

TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter Members of the Lake City Gold playing in the Rookie Qualifier are (front row, from left) Collin Tuell, Carter Downing, Mason Hauge, Tyler Boston, Tyson Yaxley and Richard Jones. Second row (from left) are Logan Brooks, Evan Williams, Brayden Dupree, Riley Law, Dakota Philpot, Nate Lucas and Jerry West. Back row coaches (from left) are Chris Williams, Kraig Kennington and J.J. Pollard.

COURTESY TIM KIRBY/Lake City Reporter Members of the Fort White team playing in the Rookie Qualifier are (front row, from left) Members of the Lake City Purple playing in the Rookie Qualifier are (front row, from left) Nathaniel Angelo, Garrett DePaola, Hayden McCrory, Brennan Martin, LeCosta Byrd and Jayse Brinkley, Jacob Burch, J.D. Dumas, Trayce McKenzie and Branson Mann. Second row

Patrick Kennedy. Second row (from left) are Chauncey Mays, David Fralick, Conner Bass, (from left) are Evan Umstead, Brett Jones, Philip Maddox, Luke Wehinger, Gavin Crews and

Tristen Johnson, Kenton Haase and Noah Knowles. Back row coaches (from left) are Ian Davis. Back row coaches (from left) are Caleb Umstead, Jason Dumas and Robert Mann. Chip Sundo, Donnie Rosbury and Darren Bass. Not pictured is Cameron Saunders. Sydney and Mark may not know each other. { { But they share a common enemy.

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TELEVISION Boston 31 36 .463 8 noon-4:30 p.m.). Tampa Bay 26 42 .382 13½ Track: Michigan International Speedway New greens coming along Central Division (oval, 2.0 miles). TV sports W L Pct GB Race distance: 400 miles, 200 laps. Detroit 34 29 .540 — THUNDER VALLEY NATIONALS We have one week to go, Bill Ryan in first with a Today Kansas City 34 32 .515 1½ Site: Bristol, Tennessee. QUAIL HEIGHTS AUTO RACING Minnesota 32 33 .492 3 Schedule: Today, final eliminations, if weather permits, before COUNTRY CLUB +15 after a tie-breaker over 9 a.m. Chicago 33 35 .485 3½ (ESPN2, 11 p.m.-1 a.m.). we get the new greens in. Nicki Newmans Luther Huffman in second. FS1 — 24 Hours of Le Mans, finish Cleveland 33 35 .485 3½ Track: Bristol Dragway. Once we put them in place Hugh Sherrill was third of race West Division OTHER RACES it generally takes about five with a +14. W L Pct GB AUTOMOBILE CLUB DE L’OUEST: 1 p.m. days before we can allow was won by team mem- C Flight winner was C.J. TNT — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Oakland 40 27 .597 — 24 Hours of Le Mans, Through today Quicken Loans 400 Los Angeles 36 30 .545 3½ (Today, Fox Sports 1, 2-7:30 a.m.; Fox play on them. bers Ricky Crawford Jr., Bradford with a +19. Ken 11 p.m. Seattle 34 33 .507 6 Sports 2, 7:30-9:30 a.m.) Circuit de la Then it is on to the next Brantley Stephens and Kellam took second with a ESPN2 — NHRA, Thunder Valley Texas 33 34 .493 7 Sarthe, Le Mans, France. set of greens in the replace- Jacob Bryan. +16 and George Poultney Nationals (same-day tape) Houston 31 38 .449 10 ment process. The Thursday Twilight took third with a +15. COLLEGE BASEBALL Today’s Games Quicken Loans lineup 3 p.m. Minnesota (Nolasco 4-5) at Detroit Monday’s Top of the Hill League had the end of sea- D Flight winner was Jeff (Porcello 8-4), 1:08 p.m. ESPN2 — World Series, game 3, Texas At Michigan International Speedway winner was Bill Ryan with son toss tournament and White with a +15. After a Cleveland (Kluber 6-4) at Boston Tech vs. TCU, at Omaha, Neb. Brooklyn, Mich. a +10. banquet. tie-breaker, Janice Miles (Workman 1-0), 1:35 p.m. 8 p.m. Friday qualifying; race today Tying for second place The season winning took second with a +9 over Toronto (Happ 5-3) at Baltimore ESPN2 — World Series, game 4, (Car number in parentheses) (Tillman 5-3), 1:35 p.m. with +7 were Jack Tuggle teams for A flight were Tracy Spears. Mississippi vs. Virginia, at Omaha, Neb. 1. (4) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, Kansas City (Shields 7-3) at Chicago and Joe Herring. Phillip Russell and Luther We had a full payout on CYCLING 204.557. White Sox (Rienzo 4-3), 2:10 p.m. 11 p.m. 2. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, Wednesday Blitz winner Huffman. Taking second in what used to be a 50/50. Tampa Bay (Price 4-6) at Houston NBCSN — Criterium du Dauphine, 203.776. with a +8 was Al Cohoon. A flight were Chet Carter Winners were Jason Watts (Peacock 2-4), 2:10 p.m. final stage, Megeve to Courchevel, France 3. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, N.Y. Yankees (Nuno 1-2) at Oakland Following with a tie and Gillian Norris. and Amanda Odom. (same-day tape) 203.729. (J.Chavez 5-4), 4:05 p.m. for second with +5 were First place winners in B Awesome job to all of GOLF 4. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 203.2. Texas (N.Martinez 1-3) at Seattle Noon 5. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Bob Jaeger and Chuck flight were Bob and Carole the Twilight League win- (Iwakuma 4-3), 4:10 p.m. NBC — USGA, U.S. Open 203.04. Slaymaker. Taking fourth McGraw. Second in B flight ning teams. We would like L.A. Angels (H.Santiago 0-6) at Atlanta Championship, final round 6. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 202.908. with a +4 was Kevin Parks. were Jerry Snowberger to thank all the teams that (Minor 2-4), 8:05 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 7. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Monday’s Games Skin winners were and Hugh Sherrill. joined in this season. 1:30 p.m. 202.401. L.A. Angels (Shoemaker 3-1) at Cohoon with three, C flight first place win- The Friday Dogfight win- MLB — Cleveland at Boston or 8. (41) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, Cleveland (Bauer 1-3), 7:05 p.m. Washington at St. Louis (2 p.m.) 202.043. Ricky Crawford Jr., Keith ners were Mike and Patti ner, who has been on fire Kansas City (Vargas 6-2) at Detroit WGN — Chicago Cubs at 9. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 202.032. Denmark, Kevin Parks, Jim Kahlich. Taking second the past couple of weeks, (Verlander 6-6), 7:08 p.m. Philadelphia 10. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota, Baltimore (W.Chen 7-2) at Tampa Bay Munns and Gerald Smithy. place were Tracy Spears was Kevin Parks with a 8 p.m. 201.331. (Odorizzi 2-7), 7:10 p.m. Closest to the pin win- and C.J. Bradford. +14. In second with a +4 ESPN — L.A. Angels at Atlanta 11. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Minnesota (Correia 3-7) at Boston MOTORSPORTS 200.49. ners were Slaymaker on The Twilight League was Jack Tuggle. (R.De La Rosa 1-2), 7:10 p.m. 7:30 a.m. 12. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Nos. 3 and 11, Joe Herring had a toss tournament to Skin winners were Parks Texas (Lewis 4-4) at Oakland FS1 — MotoGP World Championship, 201.117. on No. 5, Parks on No. 15 finish the season. with two and Jim Munns. (Pomeranz 5-3), 10:05 p.m. Grand Prix of Catalunya 13. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, San Diego (T.Ross 6-5) at Seattle and Cohoon on No. 17. In A flight, the first place Closest to the pin Noon 200.876. (C.Young 5-4), 10:10 p.m. The Wednesday winner with a +19 was winners were Larry Boone FS1 — MotoGP Moto3, Grand Prix of 14. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 200.842. Catalunya (same-day tape) 15. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 200.831. Scramble winning team Jason Watts. Taking sec- on No. 3 and Tuggle on 1 p.m. NL standings 16. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, was Bill Ryan, Wallace ond place with a +15 was No. 15. FS1 — MotoGP Moto2, Grand Prix of 200.82. 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ADULT SOFTBALL Coppock at 754-7095. license-free recreational Relay for Life freshwater fishing day. Bag OUTDOORS limits, seasons and size tournament restrictions apply. License-free For details, go to The Relay for Life MyFWC.com/License. Softball Tournament is fishing day Saturday at the Southside Today is a FWC n From staff reports Sports Complex. Registration fee per team is $170 with all profits donated to Columbia County Relay for Life. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Saturday. Format is double elimination with a three-game guarantee. For details, call Aimee Richer at 288-7861 or 755-3379, Ext. 2293.

ADULT BASKETBALL Registration for summer league Registration for a RCC/ AMN summer adult basketball league is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday at Richardson Community Center. Rosters are due by Friday. The season begins June 26 with games at Richardson Community Center gym. For details, call Mario 3BSPORTS

Page Editor: Tim Kirby, 754-0421 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 3B LAKE CITY BABE RUTH BASEBALL CHAMPIONS

COURTESY Giebeig Family Medicine was Lake City Babe Ruth Baseball 12U champion in 2014. Team members are (front row, from left) Cooper Brasfield, Darren Eubank and Kyler McClean. Second row (from left) are Sam Abott, Zach Abott, Lane Albritton, Coyle Giebeig, Morgan Hoyle and Trey Houk. Back row coaches (from left) are Shane Eubank, Jamie Albritton and Peter Giebeig. Not pictured is John Saucer.

COURTESY Lake City Industries was Lake City Babe Ruth Baseball 10U champion in 2014. Team members are (front row, from left) Camdon Frier, Danny Rowland, Ty Jackson and Joel Brennan. Second row (from left) are Mason Gray, Kade Jackson, Travis Matthews, Ty Floyd and Josh Kasper. Back row coaches (from left) are Keith Jackson, Kevin Gray and Matt Frier. Not pictured are Austin McInnis, Austin Reaves and Adeon Farmer.

COURTESY JW Weaponry was Lake City Babe Ruth Baseball 6U champion in 2014. Team members are (front row, from left) Eli Umstead, Madden Mann, Kayden Cheshire, Jackson Woodley and Ayden Roush. Second row (from left) are coach John Woodley, Bridger Ray, Raelyn Wehinger, Koy Frier, Ashton Giddens, Kade Frier and Ian McMillian. Back row coaches (from left) are Matt Frier, John McMillian, Caleb Umstead, Cov Woodley and Kevin Cheshire. ROOKIE: Pool winners go to state Continued From Page 1B COURTESY community. It puts Lake “We are a true baseball Flagler vs. Atlantic Beach Health Center of Lake City was Lake City Babe Ruth Baseball 8U champion in 2014. Team City on the map.” family.” (A); members are (front row, from left) Tyson Yaxley, Jacob Burch, Wyatt Hudson, Braiden North The 2014 tournament has There is a second Rookie n Noon — Suwannee a field of 40 all-star teams in Qualifier in Ocala, which vs. Eagle Lake (A), North and Tyler Boston. Second row (from left) are Ryan Cole Norris, Riley Law, Brett Jones and three divisions — 26 in A, alternates weeks each year Brandon vs. Palm Beach Logan Brooks.Back row coaches (from left) are Kevon Jones, Tommy Boston and Drew Law. 16 in B and eight in Small with Lake City. The Ocala Gardens (A), Ft. Caroline Not pictured are Travis Hoyle and Elyjah Jones. League. tournament was last week. Lightning vs. Flagler (B), Teams are divided into Lucas has a coaches Orange Park vs. Ponte 12 brackets and face each meeting planned for 7 p.m. Vedra (B); other in pool play. The win- Wednesday at the Babe n 1:30 p.m. — ning teams qualify for state Ruth Baseball meeting Ft. Caroline Thunder vs. and there also are at-large room. Oakleaf (A), Mandarin vs. possibilities. Round robin pool play Madison (A), Middleburg Lake City Purple is the is Thursday, Friday and vs. Suwannee (B), San Jose local entry in the A Division Saturday. vs. Fort Caroline Thunder and Lake City Gold is the One-loss runners-up will (B); entry in the B Division. play on Sunday to deter- n 3 p.m. — Marietta vs. Fort White has a team in mine at-large state berths. Middleburg (SL), CKAA the Small League Division. Several counties sur- vs. Branford (SL), Atlantic The players are all-star rounding Columbia have Beach Waves vs. South selections from the regular teams in the tournament. Lakeland (B), Julington season. The list of teams by divi- Creek vs. Atlantic Beach “We don’t like to say A sions with Thursday’s game Suns (B); and B,” Langley said. “It schedule follows. n 4:30 p.m. — Bradford is just that we have enough n 9 a.m. — Okeeheelee vs. Okeeheelee (A), Ponte for two teams, so we use vs. Winter Park (A), Vedra vs. Orange Park (A), our league colors of purple Orange Park vs. Palatka Bradford vs. Santa Fe (B), and gold. Typically, the (A), San Jose vs. Lake City Lake City vs. Lutz (B); older players who will be (A), Union County vs. Lutz n 6 p.m. — Santa Fe vs. moving up are in the A (A); Winter Park (A), Chiefland Division.” n 10:30 a.m. — Santa vs. Palatka (A), Fort Potential Lake City play- Fe vs. South Lakeland (A), White vs. Gilchrist (SL), ers for the machine pitch Chiefland vs. Sanford (A), Normandy vs. Hamilton tournament are based on Callaway vs. Acreage (A), County (SL). performances throughout the spring season. “Managers and coaches evaluate players after each game,” Langley said. “That is the determining factor that allows us to note play- ers who have shined in their age division. At the end of the season there is a nominating process then voting on who are on the teams.” Langley said concessions are a big money-maker for the league. Stephen Davis heads up a crew that does all the cooking and selling. The Tourist Development Council waives its field-use tournament fees for the Rookie Qualifier and the county does the mainte- nance work. “Obviously, without the community and parent support none of this would be possible,” Langley said. 4BSports

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 utdoors360 A fishing marathon

OUTDOORS 360 the water. Keep in mind the Skyway isn’t your neighborhood pool with a few beach balls; it’s loaded with big sharks, some of which would make Kyle a 240-pound snack. Luckily, he not only knew how to swim, but he also was able to keep the cast net on his wrist while managing to not drown, or get eaten. Rob Chapman At this point you might [email protected] as well have pitched a tent on the circus t’s 3:15 a.m. and that had become Team I had just fallen Outdoors360. asleep maybe three After Kyle dried off in hours earlier. For the brisk 59-degree air, an insomniac like and I recovered from the Imyself, this may equate to sadness of my lost watch, 53 minutes of actual sleep. we topped off the live well. It’s tournament day; so I For all of our good wasn’t tired, I was wired. intentions and plans, Just 5 hours and 225 Mother Nature took away miles earlier Jonathan plans 1-4, and we were left Allen and I arrived in scrambling. At 7:14 a.m. St. Pete from Lake City to we had one plan, at 7:17 we spend the night with my changed it, at 7:22 we went brother in route to our final back to the 7:14 plan, and destination — the Sam then at 7:29 we decided Crosthwait shotgun start at to play for the win. We the mouth of the Manatee were going to head into River. the teeth of the wind and We arrived at PHOTO COURTESY ROB CHAPMAN waves (again) and go for Tournament Captain Josh Rob Chapman with a 35-inch, 14.5-pound snook from his last fishing tournament. the win. Bibler’s house about 4 a.m. We dipped under the and immediately started In terms of inshore A late cold front days and other junk that gets against the wind, seas, and fishing boats this was like before dropped the water accumulated. tide. Skyway (again) on our way loading. north and officially began having a brand new temperature 8-10 degrees We made the 15-mile I reached up, waited for Typically we’d fish our tournament. top-of-the-line Mercedes in some places, and left run to the Sunshine a nice swell, and extended six guys in the inshore To be continued ... tournament, spread out Benz fully loaded. I almost behind a stiff 20-25-knot Skyway Bridge in the my arm upwards. I across a flat like we were felt guilty getting a little wind out of the north with dark along with all of reached to a point that my running a Billy Donovan dirt on it. a temperature in the upper the other idiots (that’s a favorite watch of all time, a n Rob Chapman IV is a full-court press, jump in You could tell it was a 50s at night. term of endearment for Gravitron Reactor, clipped tournament winning angler the water and wade-fish for tournament day because The Crosthwait is not an fisherman), directly into the pier, hit the clasp, and and outdoorsman from Lake the next 15 hours. we weren’t even close to artificial tournament. That sloppy 2-4-foot seas. splash. City. He’s an award winning marine artist, a graduate of Josh prefers less people the first boat, and there means your 29 hours of We were stacked tighter Have you ever seen Florida Gateway College and on the boat and likes to were multiple boats consecutive fishing actually than sardines along the something you love, and of Jacksonville University. He run and gun. That meant arriving at exactly the turns into about 40 hours. span of the old skyway that your wife has no idea is currently the Coordinator of we’d be primarily fishing same time. Why? Because, you have to bridge while bobbing in how much it costs, fall to Marketing, Web, & Graphics from the boat, and running It’s almost like the first catch live bait to have any the dark like a cork in a the bottom of the ocean? Production at FGC, and is from North Tampa Bay to day of school; you can taste shot at winning. washing machine. Did I It’s painful. active both in the outdoors south of Sarasota Bay. the nervous excitement in That means 3 a.m. mention we were idiots? Ten minutes after this and designing for outdoors the air like salt spray over wake-up calls at the start In order to get the Josh fishes out of a snafu we were getting bait, companies throughout the a bow. of the tournament, and best position we actually 24-foot 2013 Pathfinder Kyle Dawson (fourth team world. He’d love to hear from four hours scrubbing and with a 300-hp Yamaha Speaking of salt spray, anchored off the stern, member) made a cast with you! Send your reports, that’s tricked out with Mother Nature can be cleaning the boat after the motored directly into the his 12-foot cast net, lost his photos, and articles to more gadgets than a James as cruel as King Joffrey tournament from all of the seas, and my job was to balance from the waves, [email protected]. Bond movie. from Game of Thrones. chum, sea weed, bait, fish tie the bow off on the pier and followed his net into

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ABOVE: Scott and Tracy Mathews with a 25-inch Horseshoe Beach trout.

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By EMILY STANTON [email protected] ew economic opportunities from foreign Nimporters might be on the horizon for Columbia County now that Plum Creek’s North Florida Intermodal Park has the opportunity to become a Foreign Trade Zone for Jaxport. An influx of interna- tional trade is expected in 2015 when expansion of the Panama Canal is completed. North Florida Intermodal Park was creat- ed to support the increased freight traffic. Once a company becomes an end-user at the park, it can opt to become a Foreign Trade Zone Magnet Site and take advatage of streamlined customs clearance, thus operating more efficently. A foreign trade zone, or FTZ, is a secured site within the United States but technically considered outside the jurisdiction of FILE U.S. Customs. Greg Galpin (center), Plum Creek senior planning manager, fields questions during a tour of the North Florida Intermodal Park east of Lake City during a quarterly stakeholder meeting. The park now has the opportunity to be designated a Foreign Trade Zone for Jaxport, which would bring tax and tariff advan- ZONE continued on 2C tages. Local officials say the designation could means jobs and growth for Columbia County. NEW!

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Importers using the Jaxport FTZ By LAURAN NEERGAARD For a well-woman visit, waits for a first- NEW PATIENTS VS. EXISTING can expect benefits like: AP Medical Writer time OB/GYN appointment ranged from • Tariff exemption on foreign mer- 46 days in Boston to 10 days in Seattle. The busier the office, the less space for chandise that is imported and stored WASHINGTON — Veterans aren’t the Those are averages. The longest report- a new patient and some doctors simply within the FTZ, then re-exported only ones who can find it tough to get a ed wait time was a stunning 256 days for a don’t accept newcomers. Ejnes is a Rhode without being formally entered into quick appointment with a new doctor. particular Minneapolis dermatologist. You Island internal medicine physician with the U.S.; There are wide variations in wait times, could wait 129 days for a certain Seattle 1,500 patients, enough that he only accepts • Reduced tariffs on foreign materi- depending on where you live and what family practice and 132 days for one San new patients who are family members of als used in manufacturing or produc- kind of care you’re seeking. Diego cardiologist, the survey found. existing ones. Some offices close to new tion operations within the FTZ; Need routine primary care? The average But people frustrated by waits for one patients during busy times of the year, like • Paying U.S. Customs duties only wait to see a family physician for the first doctor often can seek another, depending a bad flu season, and accept them again when goods are transferred out of the time ranged from 66 days in Boston to just on their insurance and how far they’re during slow periods. FTZ and into the United States; five days in Dallas, according to a survey willing to drive. Sure enough, Merritt “It’s supply and demand,” Ejnes said. “It • Receiving no time limit on duti- in 15 large cities by health care consulting Hawkins’ survey showed that in multiple takes a lot of persistence, a lot of phone able foreign merchandise stored firm Merritt Hawkins. cities, there were physicians with appoint- calls, to find someone.” within the FTZ; And that’s before the new federal health ments available in just one day even for a Existing patients get priority for future • Consolidation of all shipments care law opened the way for millions of new patient. appointments. Even the VA audit found into a single weekly customs entry, newly insured people to start looking for That’s not the only way to measure. The returning patients usually had shorter reducing merchandise processing a doctor. Massachusetts Medical Society’s annual waits for a primary care appointment, with fees; “To say it’s an easy solution to the VA statewide survey found wait times ebb and some exceptions. • Elimination of duty payment on problem — we’ll just have them get care in flow. The wait for a first-time appointment merchandise that becomes waste, the community — overestimates the capac- with an internal medicine specialist was 50 WHAT ABOUT URGENT VISITS? defective or damaged while in the ity the community has to absorb these days in 2013, up from 44 days the previous zone. folks,” said Dr. Yul Ejnes of the American year. In contrast, the wait for a family physi- The park was recently certified as College of Physicians. cian dropped to 39 days, from 45 in 2012, The American Academy of Family a shovel-ready Mega Industrial site, and the wait for a gastroenterologist was Physicians says 80 percent of its members which can save prospective tenants WAITS MADE HEADLINES 33 days, 11 days shorter than the previous make provisions for same-day appoint- six to eight months of due diligence. year. ments. Half also offer extended hours, with It is hoped the park can come to A government audit shows more than some appointments early or in the evening function as an inland port. 57,000 veterans have been waiting at least WHY THE WAIT? to catch people who can’t get off work for a “We recognize that the Port of three months for their first appointments doctor’s appointment and those who other- Jacksonville will need facilities away at Veterans Affairs medical centers and wise would go to the emergency room for a from the coast to support the increased an additional 64,000 who enrolled for VA Partly, there aren’t enough doctors. A sudden problem, said AAFP president Dr. freight traffic,” Ron Williams, chair of care over the past decade never got seen graying population that needs more medi- Reid Blackwelder. the Columbia County Commission, said by a doctor. The longest waits for an initial cal care was straining the system even How many patients say they’re able to get in a prepared statement. “Columbia primary care appointment ranged from 145 before the new health care law allowed quick appointments when they need them? County is in a great location and offers days in Honolulu to 73 days in Richmond, more people to enter the system. With A survey by Medicare overseers found businesses and industries the oppor- Virginia. older physicians retiring, too, there aren’t 82 percent of beneficiaries seeking an tunity to build here at a lower cost To help, Congress is moving to allow enough new ones coming on board to meet appointment for an illness or injury never and grow their workforce with people more veterans who encounter delays to growing demand. had to wait longer than they wanted. already being trained in our local seek VA-paid care, temporarily, from a non- Primary care physicians get the most A Commonwealth Fund survey pub- schools to handle logistics and distribu- VA doctor. (The VA already had allowed attention, and nearly 20 million people lished last year found almost half of tion management.” some outside care, although veterans have live in areas officially designated in need adults in the U.S. got a same- or next- An FTZ means jobs and growth for complained that it’s difficult to access and of more, said Dr. Atul Grover of the day appointment the last time they were Columbia County, said Glenn Hunter, includes a series of bureaucratic hurdles Association of American Medical Colleges. sick, compared with about 70 percent executive director of Columbia that must be cleared.) But specialists can be hard to find, too, of those surveyed in Germany and New County’s Economic Development especially in rural areas and in parts of Zealand. Department. OUTSIDE VA, WHAT’S THE WAIT? the country where new doctors haven’t There are 250 general purpose kept up with rapid population growth. WHAT’S TOO LONG? FTZs in the U.S. Twenty-two are in There are no national statistics. But That includes parts of the Southeast and Florida. Merritt Hawkins’ survey, released ear- Southwest, particularly Arizona, Nevada The VA has lifted its goal of 14 days Most of what comes into Florida lier this year, illustrates there’s variation and Texas, he said. to get an appointment, after investigators FTZs is oil – 53 percent of all Florida around the country when it comes to The AAMC estimates that by 2020, there determined workers falsified records to foreign-status products in 2012 was choosing a new physician. And the kind of will be a shortage of 45,000 primary care cover up delays. For private doctors, there oil/petroleum. Vehicles come in sec- doctor you need makes a difference. physicians and 46,000 surgeons and spe- are no national standards on waits. ond at 18 percent. The wait for a first-time appointment cialists nationally. California, however, does have some In total, Florida FTZ’s received $10 with a cardiologist averaged 32 days in the Pending legislation calls for the VA to rules requiring that certain types of health billion-$25 billion worth of merchan- nation’s capital but only 11 days in Atlanta. hire more doctors. Sen. Bernie Sanders, plans ensure their customers get timely dise in 2012. The Jacksonville Port Got knee pain? Waits for an initial con- I-Vt., chairman of the Senate Veterans’ access: 48 to 96 hours for an urgent need, Authority received $1 billion-$5 billion sultation with an orthopedic surgeon aver- Affairs Committee, said Wednesday that and 10 to 15 business days for a non-urgent in merchandise in 2012. Exports from aged 18 days in San Diego and five days in “at the very minimum, there is a need for need. the port reached $75-100 million. Philadelphia, Minneapolis and Houston. 700 new physicians in the VA.” Classified Department: 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 3C

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C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, JUNE 8-14, 2014 New VP of Development at Haven From staff reports of Orange Park. Garrett’s ence managing regional sales territories Haven Hospice President Tim Bowen. 30 years of experience in for national pharmaceutical companies “We are excited to have him join us Haven Hospice welcomes Bill Garrett, pharmaceutical industry including Upjohn, Schering Plough and and lead our corporate-wide efforts to who has accepted the position of vice pres- includes a recent focus Otsuka Pharmaceuticals. Garrett has engage the healthcare community and ident of business development. Garrett on a neuroscience spe- managed multi-state and national sales raise awareness of the programs and will lead the organization’s business devel- cialty as a district sales teams of up to 30 staff, overseen contract- services Haven offers patients and fami- opment, communications and marketing manager with Otsuka ing with payer groups and built a national lies.” initiatives. Garrett Pharmaceuticals. In this sales compensation plan. Haven Hospice, whoch has a location “I believe I can put my proven team position he also trained, “Bill’s expertise lies in building busi- in Lake City, is a not-for-profit community building skills and relationship sell- directed and hired a new specialty sales ness development teams from the ground hospice organization providing services ing expertise to good use for Haven team for Florida, Georgia and Alabama. up, developing successful strategies and since 1979 and licensed in Florida since Hospice,” said Garrett who is a resident He has more than 15 years of experi- leading teams to exceed goals,” said 1980.

Forshaw-Carlson of Baya Pointe receives ACHCA Eli Pick Facility Leadership Award From staff reports at the out the award year. a consummate member a w a r d s Eligibility for this award of ACHCA, dedicated to Rockford Realty Group is growing! The American College of luncheon. is based on three years advancing professionalism Health Care Administrators M r s . of skilled nursing facility and leadership in long term Rockford Realty Group is honored Bette Forshaw- Forshaw- survey data, including the care. pleased to announce that Jan Carlson, Administrator of C a r l s o n Health, Fire (Life Safety), Founded in 1962, the Messer has joined their team! Baya Pointe Nursing and was one and Complaint Surveys, as American College of Health Jan is a native of Lake City Rehabilitation Center in of 234 Forshaw-Carlson well as top quartile per- Care Administrators is the and a 10-year veteran in the Lake City, with the 2014 r e c e i p t s formance on designated only professional associa- Eli Pick Facility Leadership w h o Quality Measures. The tion devoted solely to meet- real estate business. Award. The leadership received the Eli Pick criteria also included an ing the professional needs She brings with her award was celebrated dur- Facility Leadership Award 80 percent or greater facil- of today’s long term care expertise and commitment, ing the awards luncheon with virtual recognition. ity occupancy and a three administrators and execu- and takes great pleasure in at ACHCA’s 48th Annual Based on the premise year avoidance of a Special tives. Focusing on advanc- helping home buyers and Convocation and Exposition that facility excellence is Focus Facility status. This ing leadership excellence, in Las Vegas recently. a reflection of leadership prestigious award is made ACHCA provides profes- sellers achieve their Two hundred and seventy excellence, this award rec- possible with the support sional education and cer- desired goals. six administrators were ognizes the administrator of eHealth Data Solutions. tification to administrators After all; there’s no place awarded leadership awards of record who provided This award is in mem- from across the spectrum like home! nationally, 42 of which were that leadership through- ory of Eli Pick, who was of long term care. Plum Creek scholarship is awarded to CHS grad

From staff reports This year, Plum Creek awarded 121 scholarships Plum Creek has award- to high school seniors ed a $1,000 scholarship around the country, total- to Columbia County high ing $149,000. In Florida, school student Anna 12 students were awarded Trippensee. Since 2007, 2014 Plum Creek scholar- Plum Creek has annually ships, totaling $12,000. awarded scholarships to Plum Creek is among the exempla- largest and most geograph- r y high ically diverse private land- s c h o o l owners in the nation with s e n i o r s approximately 6.8 million who plan acres of timberlands in for- to contin- est ecosystems across the ue their northern and southeastern e d u c a - United States. tion after Trippensee The company also oper- g r a d u - ates wood products mills in a t i o n . the Northwest. The scholarships recog- As the company cele- nize students who have brates its 25th anniver- excelled in the areas of sary as a publicly traded academics, school and corporation, it continues community activities, and to manage our working overall achievement in forests and lands using their high school careers. sustainable practices Anna is a graduate of to benefit Plum Creek’s Columbia High School and many stakeholders, will attend Florida Gateway according to a company College in the fall. While news release. in high school, she was a “Our talented employees member of the National work together to create Honor Society and the shareholder value, serve National Beta Club. Most as stewards of the environ- notably, she was salutatori- ment, make wood products an of her senior class. Anna for everyday use, and build is the daughter of Aaron strong communities,” the and Andrea Trippensee. release said. ‘Stealth’ cellphone towers on the rise

By BARBARA RODRIGUEZ Associated Press

DES MOINES, Iowa — One might be hidden in a cross on a church lawn. Others are disguised as a cactus in the desert, a silo in farm country or a palm tree reaching into a sunny sky. The goal is always the same: concealing the tall, slender cellphone towers that most need but few want to see in their neighborhoods. As telecommunications companies fill gaps in their networks, many have sought to camouflage the ungainly outdoor equipment that carries the nation’s daily supply of calls, texts and data. It’s another way the industry is evolving to meet the demands of consumers who insist on ever-increas- ing amounts of wireless information but won’t toler- ate large antennas looming over their homes, parks and other beloved sites. Lake City Reporter

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Sunday, June 15, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D FIZZ BOOM READ! Tools and tips Fort White library is getting youngsters excited about books. to plan your

By AVALYN HUNTER next road trip Special to the Reporter hen I set out to TRAVEL TALES FORT WHITE plan the road he love of reading is one W trips that Sue of the best gifts a child can Towns and I take, we T receive. But while parental typically already have support of a child’s reading our locations and destina- is crucial, in today’s busy world, par- tions in mind. I begin by ents need all the help they can get. not only referring to my That’s why the Fort White Branch book, “1,000 Places To Library is hosting “Fizz Boom See Before You Die – in Read!,” a summer series of chil- the USA and Canada,” but dren’s programs designed to encour- I take it old school and Sandy Kishton age summer reading and use of the use my latest Road Atlas public library. About 25 children in too. important because after grades K-5 attended the program Once I’ve mapped out driving all day, we’d really opening, which took place on June 9. a tentative route, I then like to walk to dinner. While a scheduled appearance use technology and go We typically look for a by Grammy-nominated children’s to MapQuest to estimate downtown location where recording artist Anna Moo didn’t go our travel times. This it might be busy and safe as planned, librarian Patti Street was helps me to determine for us to walk around. there to provide information on the how many days it’s going Safety and time are the program, hand out bags with pro- AVALYN HUNTER/Special to the Reporter to take for us to get reasons we book our gram materials, and play “Hangman” Librarian Patti Street plays hangman with children at the reading program. where we are going. We stays in advance instead with her enthusiastic audience. try to keep the driving of flying by the seat of Children can participate in the to around 300 miles per our pants and stopping program in two ways. One is by chart. Any child who collects stick- dren age 7 and older. day. That’s an average of when we feel like it. checking off reading time on a chart; ers for 10 programs and turns the “Music Mania” will take place on 5 hours driving time and Next on my list is to children can mark off one box for attendance chart in will be eligible Thursdays at 3:00 p.m., giving chil- gives us 3-4 hours for research and peruse every 30 minutes they spend read- for a prize drawing. Both reading dren ages 1-5 the opportunity to sing all kinds of stops – bath- some of the areas along ing. (For children too young to be and attendance charts can be picked and dance to kid-friendly music. room, photo ops, trails to the route. We like to able to read, time spent by a parent up from library staff. Special programs will be held on explore, sights to see, or anticipate what we might or guardian in reading to them Currently, the Fort White Branch Fridays at 10:00 a.m. Check the simply to get gas. We also see, if that makes any counts.) When the entire chart is Library is scheduled to offer the fol- Columbia County Public Library’s don’t like to drive into sense. Some of the things filled in, the child can return the lowing children’s programs: website or call the branch library at the night in unfamiliar we are always interest- chart to the library to receive a small LEGO builders will meet on 497-1108 for details. territory. ed in are wineries and prize. Tuesdays at 3:00 p.m. The program All programs are free of charge. Now that I’ve deter- breweries, hiking trails, Attending library programs will is recommended for children age 6 “Our goal this year is to provide mined how many days waterfalls and any other also be rewarded. Each time a child and older. Children must be able to programs appealing to a wider range we’ll be gone and where odd sort of history along attends a library children’s program handle standard-sized LEGOs. of age groups and get more children our approximate stopping the way. between now and the program’s end A story and craft hour will be held involved,” Street said. “Keep check- points will be, I begin to For example, when in on July 18, he or she will be given on Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m. This ing our website for updates, and look for lodging. We have Winslow, Arizona… (I a sticker to put on an attendance program is recommended for chil- we’ll see you at the library!” had some experiences know where your mind is worth talking about in already going and you are this area; some diamonds right). I stood on the cor- in the rough and some ner “in Winslow, Arizona not so much but turned and such a fine sight to Keeping tomato plants healthy out to be so funny, we see / It’s a girl, my Lord, couldn’t help but share, in a flatbed Ford slowin’ like the Big Texan in down to take a look at me.” n Florida, the tomato vh028 or call the UF Master Amarillo. In the past, If you’ve ever been, you’ll is the most important Gardeners at 752-5384. we’ve had reward points know there is a mural I commercially grown In Florida, tomatoes are not of some kind, that on one painted on the wall on that vegetable crop. This sun-lov- considered to be a summer trip we had 8 of 11 nights corner of a girl in a flatbed er is also the most popular crop. As nighttime tempera- covered with points. Now Ford. Clearly, we had to vegetable grown in home tures climb above 70 degrees, that’s the way to go. But stop there for a photo op. gardens. Who doesn’t antic- tomatoes stop setting fruit. not so in planning this And so, with a folder ipate biting into their first Cherry tomatoes provide the next trip. prepared for each day vine-ripened tomato of the best results during the sum- Some of the important with hotel confirmations, season? mer heat. Summer is also a factors we consider when maps, directions pam- Many home gardeners stressful time for our lawns. choosing where to stay phlets and factoids about experience problems with Attend UF/IFAS Extension are cost, of course, but places along the way, our growing presentations to learn how also location and whether trip begins. Send your tomato to maintain your lawn, grow or not breakfast is includ- pictures plants, and grass in shady spots, and ed. Which, if you are n Sandy Kishton is a freelance Send us your this is very identify those pests that are staying in a chain hotel, travel writer who lives in Lake pictures of frustrating, trying to take over. Fort White is almost always the case City. Contact her at skishton@ garden décor given our Library on June 19 at 5:45. now a days. Location is comcast.net such as stat- love of toma- Main Library, downtown Lake ues, gazing toes. The City on June 21 at 1:30. These globes, bench- UF/IFAS classes are free and open to If you were recently engaged or have an upcoming es, etc. What Extension everyone. Lake decorative wedding and would like to announce it in the office in City Reporter, stop by items adorn Columbia your outdoor n D. Nichelle Demorest is a our oice at 180 East garden rooms? County horticulture agent with the Co- receives lumbia County Extension of the Duval Street to ill out COURTESY an announcement form. many questions concern- Elmer Elkins, Lake City, stands with his prize tomato plant, University of Florida Institute of ing problems with tomato which was purchased at a local feed store. He uses aged Food and Agricultural Sciences. plants. Unfortunately, there horse manure and an occasional application of 10-10-10 are quite a few insect pests, during the growing season. diseases and disorders that affect whether a ripe tomato GARDEN TALK variety name on seed packs will even make it to your or plant tags. More letters plate. mean more resistances to Common pests that may problems. The letters VFN, visit your tomato plants for instance, refer to that are the whitefly, aphid, variety’s resistance to ver- leafminer, stinkbug, looper, ticillium wilt, fusarium wilt, and hornworm. Worms will and nematodes. chew out holes or areas in There are tomato prob- leaves, stems or fruit. Aphids lems that have nothing to and tiny whiteflies remove do with pests. Blossom-end juices from young leaves, rot is a nutritional disorder which will appear yellowed. Nichelle Demorest signally calcium deficient Leafminers feed in leaves dndemorest@ufl.edu soil. Blossom drop is usually and leave random tunneled pyrethroid insecticides are a problem of too much of markings. Disfigured and also labeled for control of something: low or high night spotted fruits are often insects on tomatoes. Always temperatures, nitrogen, caused by juice-sucking read the label and follow the shade, water. Other common stinkbugs. As one client instructions given. tomato disorders appearing recently discovered, visiting Some of the most serious in home gardens include birds enjoy taste-testing gar- diseases of tomatoes are fruit cracking, blotchy ripen- den tomatoes. early and late blights, leaf ing, sunscald, yellow-shoul- Bacillus thuringiensis, spots, wilts, and viruses. Leaf der and herbicide injury. or Bt, sprays work well to spots can usually be con- Disorders are usually asso- control worms. Insecticidal trolled with sprays or dusts. ciated with nutrition, water soaps and horticultural oils Wilts and viruses, however, or temperature. For more are some safe products that must be controlled by other information, read the UF/ can be used on many pests, means such as the use of IFAS publication ‘Tomatoes but they shouldn’t be used resistant varieties. Look for in the Florida Garden ‘at in really hot weather. Many letters following the tomato http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ 2DLIFE

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(N) (:32) Louie CNN 24 200 202 Situation Room Crossfi re (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Anderson Cooper 360 Å CNN Tonight (N) (Live) Anderson Cooper 360 Å TNT 25 138 245 Major Crimes “Year-End Blowout” Major Crimes “Return to Sender” Major Crimes Rusty takes the stand. Major Crimes “Flight Risk” Å Murder in the First “Pilot” Å Major Crimes “Flight Risk” Å NIK 26 170 299 Webheads (N) Sam & Cat Å The Thundermans Hathaways AwesomenessTV Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Friends Å (:36) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 (5:00) ››› “The Rundown” (2003, Adventure) The Rock. ›› “Walking Tall” (2004, Action) The Rock, Johnny Knoxville, Neal McDonough. ››› “The Rundown” (2003) The Rock. A bounty hunter must fi nd his boss’ son in the Amazon. 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Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Cincinnati Reds. From Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati. Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 a College Baseball a College Baseball NCAA Super Regional -- Louisiana-Lafayette vs. Mississippi. (N) Å NFL Live (N) Å Olbermann (N) (Live) Å SUNSP 37 - - Into the Blue Å Saltwater Exp. Sport Fishing Ship Shape TV Sportsman’s Adv. Reel Time Fishing the Flats Addictive Fishing Pro Tarpon Tournament Reel Animals Graham Bensinger DISCV 38 182 278 Vegas Rat Rods “Mack Rod” (N) Fast N’ Loud Å Fast N’ Loud A ’60 Bel-Air. Å Vegas Rat Rods “Ranch Rod” (N) (:01) BikerLive Builders compete. (N) (:01) Fast N’ Loud Å TBS 39 139 247 Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Family Guy Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory Conan (N) Å HLN 40 202 204 Dr. Drew on Call Jane Velez-Mitchell (N) Nancy Grace (N) Dr. Drew on Call (N) Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files Forensic Files FNC 41 205 360 Special Report With Bret Baier (N) On the Record W/Greta Van Susteren The O’Reilly Factor (N) Å The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor Å E! 45 114 236 Keeping Up With the Kardashians E! News (N) The Soup Escape Club Keeping Up With the Kardashians Chelsea Lately (N) E! News TRAVEL 46 196 277 Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zimmern Man v. Food Å Man v. Food Å Bizarre Foods America “Detroit” Å Bizarre Foods America Å Hotel Impossible (N) Å Bizarre Foods America Å HGTV 47 112 229 Love It or List It, Too Å Love It or List It “The Zeleniak Family” Love It or List It “Jacqueline & Bevin” Love It or List It “Sachi & Cam” (N) House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “Sarena & Flare” TLC 48 183 280 My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding Å Untold Stories of the E.R. Å Untold Stories of the E.R. Å Sex Sent Me to the E.R. (N) Å Sex, Lies and Zumba Å Sex Sent Me to the E.R. Å HIST 49 120 269 Swamp People “Sabotaged” Å Swamp People “Swamp Ambush” Swamp People “Beasts or Bust” Å Swamp People “Captain Invincible” (N) Big Rig Bounty Big Rig Bounty (:02) Swamp People “Swamp Ambush” ANPL 50 184 282 Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Finding Bigfoot Team up with Ernie the Turtleman. Call of Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman Call-Wildman FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Guy’s Grocery Games Rewrapped (N) Unwrapped Cutthroat Kitchen Mystery Diners (N) Mystery Diners Diners, Drive Diners, Drive TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å You’ll Get Through The Potter’s Touch Bless the Lord Kerry Shook Kingdom Conn. Jesse Duplantis Praise the Lord (N) (Live) Å FSN-FL 56 - - Ship Shape TV The Game 365 Tennis PowerShares Series: Surprise. Bull Riding Championship. (Taped) World Poker Tour: Season 12 World Poker Tour: Season 12 SYFY 58 122 244 ››› “Casino Royale” (2006) Daniel Craig, Eva Green. James Bond plays poker with a man who fi nances terrorists. Å ››‡ “The Adjustment Bureau” (2011, Suspense) Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Anthony Mackie. Å Lost City Raiders AMC 60 130 254 ›››‡ “The Matrix” (1999) Keanu Reeves. A computer hacker learns his world is a computer simulation. Å (:01) ››› “The Matrix Reloaded” (2003, Science Fiction) Keanu Reeves. Freedom fi ghters revolt against machines. Å COM 62 107 249 (4:16) ››› “Tropic Thunder” (2008) The Colbert Report Daily Show (7:56) Futurama (:27) Futurama (8:57) South Park (:28) South Park (9:59) South Park South Park Å Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Reba Å Reba Å Reba “Switch” Reba Å ››‡ “Country Strong” (2010) Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw. A troubled Nashville star embarks on a comeback tour. Cops Reloaded Cops Reloaded NGWILD 108 190 283 Caught in the Act “Charge!” World’s Deadliest “India” World’s Weirdest World’s Weirdest “Bizarre Battles” Seahorses: Freaky Fish World’s Weirdest NGC 109 186 276 The Numbers The Numbers Secret Yellowstone Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey (N) The Numbers The Numbers Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey SCIENCE 110 193 284 Survivorman “Australian Outback” Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å Survivorman Ten Days Å ID 111 192 285 I (Almost) Got Away With It Å I (Almost) Got Away With It Å I (Almost) Got Away With It Å I (Almost) Got Away With It I (Almost) Got Away With It Å I (Almost) Got Away With It Å HBO 302 300 501 (4:30) Life of Pi (:45) ››› “The Way, Way Back” (2013) Steve Carell, Toni Collette. ‘PG-13’ Å Last Week To. Remembering (:45) ›‡ “R.I.P.D.” (2013, Action) Jeff Bridges, Ryan Reynolds. ‘PG-13’ Å Game of Thrones MAX 320 310 515 (5:30) ›››‡ “Full Metal Jacket” (1987) Matthew Modine. ››‡ “Two for the Money” (2005, Drama) Al Pacino, Rene Russo. ‘R’ Å ››› “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” (1999) ‘R’ Å Banshee “The Kindred” Å SHOW 340 318 545 ››› “The Impossible” (2012, Drama) Naomi Watts, Tom Holland. ‘PG-13’ Å Years of Living Dangerously Å Penny Dreadful “Closer Than Sisters” Nurse Jackie Å Californication Penny Dreadful “Closer Than Sisters” Page Editor: Emily Lawson, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 2014 3D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES Obvious tattoos keep friend THE LAST WORD who share your interests. Love is 22-Dec. 21): Make a residential Eugenia Word in the stars. HHH move or renovate or redecorate. out of front office at work LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Go A change will do you a world of ARIES (March 21-April 19): somewhere interesting or engage good, but stick to what you can DEAR ABBY: I have an Don’t settle for less. Find solutions in activities that will allow you to afford to avoid added stress. An attractive friend who was to whatever is dragging you down. spend time with unusual people. employment opportunity will bypassed for a front-office pro- It’s up to you to make things Exploring the possibilities and tempt you. Update and send off motion. “Miranda” is pleasant, happen. Change can be good, but considering the directions that your resume, but don’t exagger- clean, efficient, energetic and make sure your motives are good. you can go will inspire you to take ate. HHHH had the same qualifications as Running away isn’t your style, so action. HHH CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. the individual who was promot- face facts and do your thing. HH VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 19): Spend time with the ones ed. A management team mem- TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Put greater effort into the way you you love and you will build a ber confided that the reason for Abigail Van Buren Listen carefully and wager the look while expanding your skills strong home base. Beautifying www.dearabby.com Miranda’s lack of advancement pros and cons of every sugges- and talents. Being at your very your surroundings or adding “might” be due to the numerous children who are not yet old tion made. You have to follow the best will help boost your confi- something to your home that will tattoos -- difficult to cover -- on path that best suits you. Updating dence and give rise to interesting encourage having fun should be her arms and wrists, which the enough for school. My mother- in-law watches them for free your look or making home encounters. Love is highlighted considered. Love is in the stars. manager said isn’t the image the improvements will lift your spir- and romantic suggestions will be HHH business wants to convey. a few times a week. She has been “trying” to quit smoking its. Offering a service from your inviting. HHHHH AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Is this discrimination? home will bring in extra cash. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 18): Speak up, offer suggestions I think it’s unfair because for the last couple of years. Nine out of 10 times when HHHHH Say little and do a lot. Follow your and consider new opportunities. Miranda is a good worker. She GEMINI (May 21-June 20): heart and set up plans to be with Invest time in something you keeps asking me if I have any I take my children to her, she asks me to bring her a pack of Reevaluate your relationships. someone you enjoy spending think can net you extra cash. Do ideas why she was bypassed. Don’t let anyone entice you into time with. Make choices that will your best to make improvements Should I tell her? I don’t cigarettes. I feel obligated to do it because she watches my doing something that attacks encourage you to say “yes” to the that will entice those around you want to violate the manager’s your integrity. Make changes changes that will make your life to follow suit. Avoid impulse pur- faith in my confidentiality, children for free. I know I’m not doing her any that are based on honesty and fulfilling. HHHHH chases and risky ventures. HHH even though I will be retiring trust. A secret is best kept that SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. PISCES (Feb. 19-March soon. — LOYAL FRIEND IN favors, and I have asked others how I should handle this. They way. HHH 21): You can make changes at 20): Get involved in a good cause. MASSACHUSETTS CANCER (June 21-July 22): home, but stay within your finan- What you do to help others will be DEAR LOYAL FRIEND: say I should make excuses like, “I don’t have any money with Take part in a community event cial means. Explore places that recognized and rewarded. Keep in Your friend’s obvious tattoos that explores different cultural offer an insightful look into your mind that it’s your time, expertise prevent her from presenting me,” or, “I forgot to get them.” I figure there’s only a few backgrounds or takes you on a community surroundings. Make a and knowledge that is needed, not the corporate image your creative tour of what’s available decision regarding a relationship, a cash donation. Showing off your employer prefers be conveyed more years before she won’t have to watch my kids, so after in your neighborhood. It’s time to and follow through. HH talents will lead to an interesting to clients who visit the front participate and meet new people SAGITTARIUS (Nov. proposal. HHHH office. To my knowledge, that, I’ll never feel obligated to people with tattoos are not bring her smokes again. Any members of a protected class, advice? — SMOKED OUT IN which would put an employer WISCONSIN CELEBRITY CIPHER BIRTHDAYS at risk for a discrimination suit. DEAR SMOKED OUT: Because Miranda continues Yes. Rather than lie to your Brian Jacques, 75; Jim Belushi, 60; Julie mother-in-law, the next time to ask why she wasn’t pro- Hagerty, 59; Eileen Davidson, 55; Helen moted, and you have nothing she asks you to bring her a to lose by telling her what pack when you drop off the Hunt, 51; Courteney Cox, 50; Ice Cube, you were told, I think you kids, summon the courage 45; Leah Remini, 44; Neil Patrick Harris, should level with her. She to tell her no because it isn’t healthy for your children. 41; Elizabeth Reaser, 39; Tim Lincecum, might prefer to work at a com- 30; Nadine Coyle, 29; Damian Lillard, 24; pany where her chances for ■ Write Dear Abby at www. advancement aren’t stymied. DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Alice Englert, 20; Dani Cimorelli, 14; North DEAR ABBY: I have two Los Angeles, CA 90069. West, 1. SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0608

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