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THURSDAY TODAY CITRUSCOUNTY & next morning HIGH 90 Partly sunny with LOW a few afternoon storms. PAGE A4 72 www.chronicleonline.com MAY 28, 2020 Florida’s Best Community Newspaper Serving Florida’s Best Community 50¢ VOL. 125 ISSUE 233 Virus forces a downsizing Amidst layoffs, Inverness’ B&W Rexall Drugs relocating M D. B said he will shutter the entire place Rexall was popular with locals for its Staff writer the second or third week of June and 88-cent breakfast. But Heimann was relocate to a much smaller and more forced to close the restaurant in mid- The COVID-19 pandemic has manageable building about a block March when the state ordered all eat- claimed a long-time business that away, at 102 E. Highlands Blvd. and eries closed due to the coronavirus. just couldn’t survive the two-month, focus solely on the pharmacy and He didn’t even attempt to reopen state-mandated closure and the health care. when the governor allowed it be- changing times. Rexall’s closing follows on the cause at 25 or 50% capacity, it B&W Rexall Drugs, one of the orig- heels of another longtime Inverness wouldn’t have made sense. Also, most inal tenants of Citrus Plaza in Inver- business that announced it will be patrons are still afraid to venture out, ness when it opened in 1964, has shutting down: Little Italy Deli & he said. closed the restaurant part of its busi- Bakery, off North Apopka Avenue. “I cannot breathe life back into this ness and soon the gift shop will fol- That popular deli-bakery was there business,” said Heimann, who took MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle low. for almost 45 years. over B&W in 1989. “(With) this virus, The B&W Rexall Drug has been a longtime fixture The 50s-style deli inside B&W Owner/pharmacist Ken Heimann, See B&W/Page A5 in Inverness. It will soon have a new home.

NEWS BRIEFS Citrus COVID-19 CR Pirates ship off to graduate information Crystal River High School Class of 2020 No new positive cases were reported in Citrus n Number of Graduates: Approximately 300. County since the latest n FDOH update. No new Class Song: “Five More Minutes” by Scotty McCreery. deaths ere reported. To n Class Flower: Forget-Me-Nots. date in the county, 119 n Class President: Makayla Jacques. people have tested posi- n Vice President: Taylor Kulas. tive and 12 have died. For more information, n Secretary/Treasurer: Korrin Tedrick. see Sunday's edition. n Senior Gift: The Class of 2020 plans to purchase “Friend Spotlight on Benches” for Crystal River High School's courtyard to help stu- dents create new relationships. local business The Chronicle is coor- dinating spotlights on Excerpts from graduation speeches local businesses that are “While our class in particular may have lost so much, we can't adapting to the coronavi- rus. To submit your own deny how much our eyes have been opened wide to the realities business spotlight, visit of the world we live in. Even though we are sad about the gradu- https://bit.ly/2LsNIhU. ation parties being cancelsed, our drama productions not making Visit Page A3 to see to- it to the stage, our sports games not being played, we can still day’s business spotlight. choose to remain thankful for the education we have received, the memories we have made, and all the love we share as the Drive-thru food class of 2020.” drive June 2 — Class President Makayla Jacques The Esther Chapter of the Daughters of the King “We may have had to keep our doors shut these past couple at Shepherd of the Hills months, but our hearts and our minds have remained open, and it Episcopal Church in Le- is time to take on the world. Today is the day our lives begin…Our canto is asking for food job is to show up for anything, for everything…Our class has pre- donations to benefit SOS vailed through the unimaginable, and we will keep prevailing and Support Center, which keep fighting.” feeds more than 7,000 families in Citrus County each month. — Reflection Speaker Sarah Monsalve They will be having a “We are starting our adventures, facing what goes wrong, but drive-thru food drop off above all else, we are shining like the stars we all are. Never for- from 9 a.m. to noon Tues- get, no matter what the circumstances are, even in the middle of day, June 2 at Shepherd a storm, stars are still shining. I hope we all continue to spread of the Hills Episcopal MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle our own light onto the world. We can all make the world glow with Church, 2540 West Nor- Makayla Jacques, a Summa Cum Laude 2020 graduate from Crystal River greatness.” vell Bryant Highway High School, celebrates Wednesday as she exits the stage during — Vision Speaker Korrin Tedrick (County Road 486), Le- commencement exercises. See more photos at www.chronicleonline.com. canto. The food collected on North Turkey Oak Drive. Principal Janet Tuggle and Superinten- Tuesday will be taken to Crystal River holds Air-conditioning was blasting to keep dent of Schools Sandra “Sam” Himmel to SOS on Wednesday in them cool during the drive-thru cere- pose for photographs and fix the occa- time for distribution on drive-thru ceremony mony in the hot afternoon while blue- sional flowing gown and tassel. and-gold balloons, streamers and signs Relatives and friends poked their bodies Thursday. B T attached to vehicles waved in the gentle out of car windows and sunroofs to shoot “We’ll have coolers on Staff writer breeze. videos and photos while sounding air- hand to store refrigerated School staff directed vehicles and horns, car horns, sirens and revving en- or even frozen items,” undreds of Crystal River High passed out water along a coned route gines. said Cathy Allen. “We School Pirates boarded their fami- within the student parking lot underneath With huge cheers, Citrus County School hope to do more than one Hlies four-wheeled vessels Wednes- a large U.S. flag unfurled by Citrus County Board member Thomas Kennedy helped of these drive-thru drop day to set sail for graduation. Fire Rescue firefighters. hand out diploma covers to graduates be- Escorted by Citrus County Sheriff ’s Of- As their cars, trucks, jeeps, vans, party fore they returned to their families to pick offs, because food pan- fice motorcycle deputies, many of school’s buses and limos docked up to the main up diplomas down Northeast Eighth Ave- tries are really hurting try- roughly 300 graduating seniors from the sidewalk, graduates exited to get in line, nue. ing to feed so many class of 2020 and their loved ones piled in- spaced apart before a popup stage. Other spectators lined the local streets people.” side decorated vehicles and rode as a mo- When their names were called, the to wave the former high schoolers off on — From wire reports torcade toward the campus’ entrance from young men and woman walked up to their maiden voyage into adulthood.

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000YHB6 A2 T, M 28, 2020 L C C (FL) C Crystal River Council nixes July Fourth festival and let our constituents aren’t permitted to better Law Enforcement. get on with their lives and enforce rules already in If awarded the funds, City considers keeping fireworks show businesses as usual." place. the city would purchase B taking similar social-dis- Fitzpatrick and Vice City staff seeks council’s Dumas said it’s hard for upgraded audio and video T tancing measures to reduce Mayor Robert Holmes said input for kayak business park rangers to regulate equipment to better facili- Staff writer risk of infections. he’s worried about motor- meeting the many kayak groups tate virtual meetings if city City officials also ists overflowing into pri- Council gave city staff that launch in and out of hall was ever closed be- Crystal River City Coun- seemed ready to give the vate lots, and suggested some input to share with the parks, and are priori- cause of an emergency. If cil agreed to cancel the city’s fireworks vendor, city staff get a hold on area kayak businesses to tizing if people paid to more money is given, the city’s July 4 festivities but Dragonworks, the OK to where spectators can go. address issues with kayak park. city would also buy sig- were in favor of keeping light up the night sky on “We just figure out ex- overcrowding in and On his first day as city at- nage to help reduce the the fireworks show on Independence Day. actly how to advertise this around Kings Bay and torney, Robert “Rob” Batsel spread of COVID-19. schedule. “They should go on,” along with the parks,” he Hunter Springs parks. Jr. said council should con- n Voted 5-0 for city staff Council members said Councilman Ken Brown said. “With the crowding ... Dumas said he and sider adopting a franchise to apply for money from Tuesday evening the deci- said. if they’re worried, they Frink plan to meet with ordinance, which would the Florida Department of sion made sense to hold However, council agreed stay home, if they’re not paddlecraft vendors in regulate kayak vendor li- Economic Opportunity off on this year’s to wait until its next meet- worried they’re out and early June. censes and strip them if vio- Rebuild Florida General “Old-Fashioned 4th of ing on June 8 — Dragon- about.” “We need to put in place lations occurred. Planning Support Pro- July” event to keep people works’ deadline — to see if Meek said council some semblance of con- Guy and Fitzpatrick said gram to help fund the from congregating and the novel coronavirus should think about if the trols,” he said. it also comes down to edu- Crystal River GIS Data- vendors from scrambling changes how Florida re- city should close its parks. Councilwoman Cindi cating kayakers on how base Development and during the COVID-19 pan- opens. “Folks can see it from all Guy, a former water-tour and where to paddle in Story Map. demic. “We don’t know what’s over but they’re not operator, also agreed to city waterways. This interactive map, “I understand the can- going to happen in the crammed in a city facility,” act as council’s liaison at Council also on Monday: which the public could ac- cellation of the bands and next two weeks,” Council- he said. staff ’s gathering with the n Voted 5-0 to have city cess, would give city offi- food trucks because we man Pat Fitzpatrick said. Holmes said he’s not lis- “I understand both staff apply for $40,038 of cials an enhanced, don’t know where we’re “We’re praying and hoping tening to guidelines from sides,” she said. “We need the U.S. Department of geographic view and story going to be,” Mayor Joe we’re going down, and the Centers for Disease to come together.” Justice Coronavirus Emer- of their municipality Meek said during council’s we’re continuing to go Control and Prevention Holmes said park rang- gency Supplemental to help in decision mak- first in-person meeting down.” and wants Crystal River to ers need to keep watch for Funding, allocated by the ings when it comes to since April, when corona- Dumas cautioned coun- reopen “100%” with a res- out-of-county kayak ven- Florida Department of developing. virus concerns prompted cil that guests will flock to olution prepared by dors bringing tours to city council to conduct busi- and crowd downtown June 8 to make that an- parks. ness through webinars. parking lots, parks and wa- nouncement. Brown said the city has Assistant City Manager terways to watch the fire- “I’m listening to my con- an opportunity to register Jack Dumas, who was fill- works. stituents,” he said. “We're local kayak vendors to pay ing in for City Manager Ken “People are itching for going to head that way ... a monthly fee to launch at Ira Fialko D.O., FACOP Frink, told council many something, and we under- I’m ready to return to nor- city waterfront parks, and governments statewide are stand that,” he said. mal, not the new normal, fine those vendors who 352-563-0220 6171 W Gulf To Lake Hwy., Crystal River, FL

Man accused of shoplifting faces burglary charges Dr. Fialko, along with F H and his identification documents, underwear was $81.86. his caring team and nurse Staff writer according to arrest documents. The practitioner Marybeth Nayfield, employee also saw Fredrikson run Fisherman faces net An accusation of shoplifting at the behind the Walmart store. and catch violations have been providing Inverness Walmart escalated and A second deputy arrived with a K-9 outstanding care to now leaves a homeless man partner and the three A Crystal River fisherman is fac- facing burglary and resist- searched for Fredrikson ing multiple charges of violating Citrus County’s children ing arrest charges. north of Earth Street. During Florida’s fishing net laws and sea- and adolescents for The arrest of Kyle Hunter the search the arresting dep- sonal fishing restrictions. Fredrikson, 32, began Satur- uty saw the rear sliding door Shane Phillip Ledbetter, 41, of more than 25 years. day when a Walmart em- of a home on East Venus was 6813 West Rich St, turned himself in ployee reported to the ajar, according to arrest doc- to Citrus County Sheriff ’s Office Services deputies Tuesday. There was a war- Citrus County Sheriff ’s Of- uments. - School and fice they saw Fredrikson The deputies opened the rant for Ledbetter’s arrest for a total Kyle stuff a 12-volt battery and a door and announced they of 10 possessing and/or using re- Annual Physicals pair of underwear in his Fredrikson were law enforcement. stricted gill nets sizes, violating sea- - Immunizations backpack and try to leave Fredrikson came out of the sonal restrictions to taking fish, and without paying, according to arrest home and toward deputies. They ar- catching and keeping undersized - Basic Routine documents. rested him. He was charged with Redfish, according to arrest Exams When the employee tried to stop retail theft, resisting law enforce- documents. ment or merchant during or after a Each violation carried a $500 - Sports Physicals Fredrikson, the employee told dep- 000YHAT uties Fredrikson bolted from the theft, and burglary of a residence. bond for a total of $5,000. Deputies store leaving behind his backpack, His bond was set at $11,000. arrested Ledbetter and transported which contained the stolen items The value of the battery and him to the Citrus County Jail.

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000YHAD SPageTATE A3 - THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020 & LOCAL CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Around the Board agrees to ask for School board STATE chairwoman Clerk of court Counts OK reminds customers review of 200/491 intersection

of disaster plan MIKE WRIGHT BUSTER With the 2020 hurricane Staff writer THOMPSON season starting Monday, Staff writer June 1, the Citrus County The question of safety Clerk of Court wants its for the State Road 200 in- Citrus County School customers to know there’s a tersection at County Road Board Chairwoman strategy in place to continue 491 has not gone away. Sandy Counts said she’s Commissioner Jeff Kin- serving them. OK after being hospital- nard, acknowledging the “The clerk has a compre- ized Tuesday as a precau- lack of support he re- tion for heat exhaustion hensive emergency man- ceived the last time he following the Lecanto agement plan in place to brought it up, asked com- High School’s graduation. ensure our ability to serve missioners on Tuesday to “I’m fine,” she said you within 72 hours de- support seeking a study of Wednesday morning. “I was pending upon the severity the intersection for a pos- just overcome by the heat; I of the disaster,” a Wednes- sible traffic signal. dressed improperly.” day clerk’s office news re- This time, Kinnard re- Counts said she felt lease states. ceived full board support weak while congratulating If a storm damages the to send the matter to the the last of Lecanto High’s county courthouse or the Hernando-Citrus Metro- 2020 graduates during a clerk’s annex offices, alter- politan Planning Organi- hot drive-thru ceremony in nate locations will be set up. zation, or MPO, to ask the front of the school, where Sensitive and personal in- Florida Department of Counts said she had to go Transportation to study inside to cool off. formation are stored within MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle the intersection for a pos- clerk servers offsite, and inter- “I knew it was coming, sible signal. A car prepares a left turn off County Road 491 at State Road 200 north of Hernando. and thank God I got into local agreements were signed Kinnard said he contin- the building,” she said. with local governments to offer ues to hear from residents up there.” By consensus, commis- vacant lot owners $30. Emergency respond- timely assistance. who are concerned about On Tuesday, Carnahan’s sioners agreed to send a The Citrus Springs ers checked to make sure Clerk officials recom- the angled T-intersection, views on the matter had letter to the MPO asking MSBU helps pay for im- Counts was alert, which mend property owners in- which is a stop sign for changed. for a transportation study she was, and transported provements in the com- clude their certified deed in C.R. 491. The intersection “I’ve heard more and of the intersection. her via ambulance to an emergency hurricane kit is north of Hernando. more about that,” he said. In other business Tues- munity. The Citrus hospital for precaution- or at another, safer location. Kinnard first brought Board Chairman Brian day, commissioners unan- Springs MSBU council ary treatment, Counts Having a certified copy of up the matter in Septem- Coleman said he also sup- imously agreed to unanimously supported said, adding she was re- a property’s recorded deed ber 2019, but it was ports studying the inter- increase the annual Cit- the change. leased later in the night. quickly dismissed. section for a traffic signal rus Springs Municipal Counts said she told fel- is a requirement for owners Contact Chronicle re- “I won’t support that,” or other improvements, Services Benefit Unit, or low school board members applying or disaster assis- porter Mike Wright at 352- tance. Commissioner Scott Car- noting that he’s heard of MSBU, by $10 a year. to dress lighter for Crystal 563-3228 or mwright@ Visit citrusclerk.org or the nahan said at the time. “I possible business inter- Owners of improved River and Citrus high Facebook page facebook. don’t see a lot of accidents ests looking at the area. property will pay $35 and chronicleonline.com. schools’ graduations on Wednesday and Thursday. com/CitrusCountyClerk for Business “I should’ve have worn more announcements from SPOTLIGHT a thinner shirt and cotton the clerk's office. pants that could breathe — Buster Thompson … but I still wore my Just Amuse Me! Sound Decisions wants business to get louder green and gold,” she said B T about wearing Lecanto opens Friday at USTER HOMPSON close their showroom to In addition to replacing reached by calling 352- High colors. Crystal River Mall Staff writer customers and limit ser- and upgrading audio sys- 794-3807 or by emailing Counts said it was worth- vices to appointments tems for vehicles and ves- bobby@sounddecisions. while participating in the Friday is opening day for As an essential busi- only, but they’d like things sels, Sound Decisions audio. For more informa- untraditional graduation, the new Just Amuse Me! at ness, Sound Decisions to return to normal at also installs backup cam- tion, visit sounddecisions. watching families share a the Crystal River Mall. their five-year-old busi- and its two employees eras, parking sensors, de- audio. closer and more personal Located in the old Kmart ness at 8309 W. Crystal St. continued to customize cals, graphics, window Contact Chronicle re- moment with their gradu- spot, the family entertain- in Crystal River. cars, trucks, motorcycles, tint and other accesso- porter Buster Thompson at ate with front-row seats. ment complex will open the “We look forward to ex- ries. 352-564-2916 or bthomp- boats and specialty vehi- “It was moving,” she said, first of three phases with panding our services to Sound Decisions can be [email protected]. “it really was moving.” cles amid COVID-19. two competitive games: meet our communities’ Owners Bobby and Kubb and axe-throwing. needs or wants,” they Missy Slanker did have to said. Kubb is a lawn game where players try and knock down wooden blocks with THE BUTCHER wooden batons. Owner Dave Perry said he will eventually open the IS ALWAYS IN other two phases which will include arcades, rock climb- ing, mini-bowling and elec- tric go-carts. The Chronicle will have Superior Meat an in-depth story about Amuse Me! 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Persistence and hard work will Disney, SeaWorld 217 days left in the year. lead to success. Today’s Highlight: Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Stick plan for Florida On May 28, 1912, the Senate close to home and take care of per- parks to reopen Commerce Committee issued its re- sonal responsibilities. port on the Titanic disaster that cited FORT LAUDERDALE — Sea- Cancer (June 21-July 22) — A a “state of absolute unpreparedness,” World and Walt Disney World change will create tension with an op- improperly tested safety equipment will reopen in Orlando in June ponent. Charm and diplomacy will and an “indifference to danger” as and July after months of inactiv- help. some of the causes of an “unneces- ity because of the coronavirus Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Consider sary tragedy.” what you want as you explore the best pandemic, according to plans a On this date: way to achieve your objective. Ro- city task force approved In 1533, the Archbishop of Can- mance is on the rise. Wednesday. terbury, Thomas Cranmer, declared Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Don’t The proposals will now be worry about what others do. A younger the marriage of England’s King sent to Florida Gov. Ron DeSan- or older relative will offer unexpected Associated Press Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn valid. insight. tis for final approval. Guests peer through the closed gate to Universal's Islands of In 1957, National League owners Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Reconnect The plan calls for SeaWorld to Adventure beside Universal CityWalk May 14 in Orlando. gave permission for the Brooklyn with someone from your past through open to the public on June 11. Dodgers and New York Giants to social media. What you discover will Disney plans a tiered reopening, smaller, soft openings prior to McPhee said. They'll also un- move to Los Angeles and San help you let go of bygone times and with Magic Kingdom and Animal July 11, but no specifics were dergo temperature checks at Francisco. address what you want to do next. Kingdom opening on July 11, fol- provided. the park, he added. Fever is Ten years ago: President Barack Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Handle lowed by Epcot and Hollywood SeaWorld is planning an em- one of the symptoms of the Obama visited Grand Isle, Louisiana, a sensitive issue with diplomacy. Ev- Studios on July 15. Last week, eryone is entitled to his or her opinion. ployee appreciation event on coronavirus. where he personally confronted the Universal Orlando presented its Do your own thing. June 10 before opening to the Fireworks shows, character spreading damage wrought by the Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Be plan to reopen on June 5. That public the next day, said Interim meet-and-greets and parades crude gushing into the Gulf of Mexico open about the way you feel and what plan also has been approved by CEO Marc Swanson. will be suspended to meet so- from the BP blowout — and the bitter your expectations are regarding a part- the Orlando task force, which When Disney Springs, a cial distancing requirements, anger rising onshore. nership or joint venture. sent its recommendation to the complex of restaurants and McPhee said. Five years ago: For the second Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — A de- governor. shops near Disney World, re- An inspection team from Or- straight year, the Scripps National tailed look at a situation or personal "We are developing a series opened, the company formed ange County visited SeaWorld Spelling Bee ended with co- documents will reveal what you need of 'know before you go' commu- "social distancing squads," and Disney on Tuesday to see champions as Vanya Shivashankar to do next. Concentrate on individual nication vehicles and our objec- which McPhee said have been whether proposed plans would and Gokul Venkatachalam were the improvement and how you present tive is to reinforce our health and popular with guests. be in compliance with guidelines last two standing. your ideas and image to others. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Share safety messages to guests be- He said they are "a dedi- recommended by the U.S. Cen- One year ago: Sports Illustrated your plans with someone you want to fore they arrive on our property cated team of highly energetic ters for Disease Control and magazine was sold for $110 million to spend more time with, and you’ll find so they are aware and prepared and informative cast members Prevention, officials from the Authentic Brands Group, a company out where you stand. A commitment for the new environment," Dis- who are committed to engaging parks told the task force. that specializes in managing fashion, will help you move forward with confi- ney's senior vice president of op- and inspiring our guests to fol- Orlando Mayor Jerry Dem- entertainment and sports brands. dence. erations, Jim McPhee told the low the appropriate guidelines." ings said he has sent letters of Today’s Birthdays: Basketball Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Sit task force. Both parks said they will re- endorsement for opening the Hall of Famer Jerry West is 82. For- tight, say little and observe a lot. Disci- He also said the parks would quire guests and employees to theme parks to the governor's mer New York City Mayor Rudolph pline and fair play will be required. open with limited capacity, but wear face coverings and social office. Giuliani is 76. Singer Gladys Knight Aries (March 21-April 19) — Enlist he didn't specify the number of distancing will be enforced Earlier this month, Shanghai is 76. Singer John Fogerty (Creed- the help of others. Make emotional and throughout their properties. Disneyland became the first of ance Clearwater Revival) is 75. physical improvements. guests who would be allowed in Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is 49. Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Emotions initially. In a statement, the com- Guests and employees will Disney's theme park resorts to will get you in trouble. Before you pany said attendance will be also undergo temperature reopen, with severe limits on the Thought for Today: “The brav- make a rash decision or drastic managed through a new system checks before entering the number of visitors allowed in, est thing you can do when you are change, consider why you are doing so that requires advance reserva- parks. Disney employees will mandatory masks and tempera- not brave is to profess courage and and whether there is a better way to tions for park entry. be required to do temperature ture checks. act accordingly.” — Corra May Har- proceed. Disney World also plans checks before heading to work, —From wire reports ris, American writer (1869-1935).

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Obituaries. Deaths ELSEWHERE Joseph Deppolder, 78 Robb BEVERLY HILLS Larry Kramer, playwright Joseph Deppolder, 78, Forman Dew went to be with the Lord, Friday, May 8, 2020, with dead at 73 family at his side. He was under the care of Vitas and AIDS activist, dies at 84 Associated Press Health- "I'm married," he told The care. He MARK NEW YORK — Robb AP. "But that's only part of leaves be- KENNEDY Forman Dew, a hind his Associated Press where we are. AIDS is still decimating us and prize-winning fiction beloved writer who drew upon wife Mar- NEW YORK — Larry we still don't have protec- tion under the law." her small-town Ohio garet of Kramer, the playwright background for such 47 won- whose angry voice and Kramer split with GMHC in 1983 after other novels as "Dale Loves Joseph derful pen raised theatergoers' board members decided Sophie to Death" and Deppolder years. consciousness about "The Evidence Against AIDS and roused thou- to concentrate on provid- Other sur- Her," has died. sands to militant protests ing support services to vivors includes, daughter, Little, Brown and in the early years of the people with AIDS. It re- Francine and son in law, Company announced Jordan, grandson, Joseph epidemic, has died at 84. mains one of the largest this week that Dew died and wife, Deanna and ex- Bill Goldstein, a writer AIDS-service groups in May 22 at Baystate Medi- tended family members. who was working on a bi- the country. cal Center in Springfield, Memorial Services will ography of Kramer, con- After leaving GMHC, Massachusetts. She was be held Saturday, May 30 firmed the news to The Kramer wrote "The Nor- at 11:00 AM at House of Associated Press. Kram- mal Heart," in which a 73 and the cause of death Power Church, 7330 Daw- er's husband, David Web- furious young writer — was complications from son Drive, Hernando, FL, ster, told The New York not unlike Kramer him- endocarditis. 34442. Times that Kramer died self — battles politicians, Condolences may be left Wednesday of pneumonia. society, the media and Around the at robertsofdunnellon. "We have lost a giant of other gay leaders to bring com. a man who stood up for attention to the crisis. gay rights like a warrior. The play premiered at COUNTY His anger was needed at The Public Theater in School district Luisa Ho a time when gay men's April 1985. Associated Ferguson, 85 deaths to AIDS were Press drama critic Mi- launches survey HOMOSASSA being ignored by the chael Kuchwara called it Citrus County School an "angry but compelling American government," District officials want to Luisa Ho Ferguson, 85, indictment of a society as said Elton John in a know from their students’ of Homosassa, FL, surren- statement. well as a subculture for families what they want dered her soul to the Lord Kramer, who wrote Associated Press failing to respond ade- on Friday, May 22, 2020 in "The Normal Heart" and Playwright Larry Kramer at the May 12, 2014, premiere quately to the tragedy." next school year to look like Homosassa from compli- founded the AIDS Coali- of HBO Films' "The Normal Heart" in New York. Kramer, A revival in 2011 was with COVID-19 lingering. cations after a fall. She is On Wednesday, the school tion to Unleash Power, or the playwright whose angry voice and pen raised theater- almost universally survived by her loving hus- praised by critics and district launched an online ACT UP, lost his lover to goers’ consciousness about AIDS and roused thousands band, Arthur S. Ferguson, earned the best revival survey to gather feedback acquired immune defi- to militant protests in the early years of the epidemic, and numerous nieces and ciency syndrome in 1984 Tony. Two actors from it from parents and caregivers died Wednesday in Manhattan of pneumonia. He was nephews. A celebration of and was himself infected — Ellen Barkin and John on how they want their chil- 84. the life of our great Tia with the virus. He also Benjamin Hickey — also dren’s educations to continue Luisa will be held after suffered from hepatitis B won Tonys. Joe Mantello the pandemic passes on. AIDS. He loudly told ev- speeches and articles — either on-campus or and received a liver played the main charac- through Citrus County Virtual Mass of Christian Burial eryone that the gay com- such as "1,112 and Count- ter of Ned Weeks, the transplant in 2001 be- schooling, if health-and- will be celebrated on Wed., cause the virus had munity was grappling ing," published in gay alter ego of Kramer. safety guidelines allow. June 3, 2020 at 10:00 A.M. caused liver failure. with a plague. newspapers in 1983. "I'm very moved that it from St. Thomas The He was nominated for Tributes from the arts "Our continued exis- moved so many people," Each family enrolled with Apostle Catholic Church, an Academy Award for community flooded in tence as gay men upon he said at the time. the school district will be Homosassa, Florida with his screenplay for Wednesday, with the face of this earth is at Kramer often stood out- sent the four-question sur- Fr. J. Glenn Diaz, Cele- "Women in Love," the Lin-Manuel Miranda on stake," he wrote. "Unless side the theater passing vey, which asks for a stu- brant. Interment will be 1969 adaptation of D.H. Twitter saying "What an we fight for our lives, we out fliers asking the dent’s grade, school, if private at a later date. Lawrence's novel. It extraordinary writer, shall die." world to take action families are comfortable Services entrusted to starred Glenda Jackson, what a life." Dan Savage The late journalist against HIV/AIDS. with sending students to Wilder Funeral Home, who won her first Oscar wrote: "He ordered us to Randy Shilts, in his best "Please know that AIDS campus and if they’d rather Homosassa, Florida. In for her performance. love ourselves and each selling account of the is a worldwide plague. enroll students in the Citrus lieu of actually attending other and to fight for our AIDS epidemic "And the He also wrote the 1972 Please know there is no Virtual School when school the mass, anyone who lives. He was a hero." Band Played On," called cure," it said. screenplay "Lost Horizon," resumes Aug. 10. wishes may log onto www. a novel, "Faggots," and the In 1981, when AIDS had that article "inarguably The play was turned As a franchise of Florida Vir- centralbaymarket.com on plays "Sissies' Scrapbook," not yet acquired its name one of the most influen- into a TV film for HBO in Wednesday morning, "The Furniture of Home," and only a few dozen peo- tial works of advocacy 2014 starring Mark Ruf- tual School, the Citrus Virtual June 3, 2020 at 9:50 A.M. "Just Say No" and "The ple had been diagnosed journalism of the de- falo, Jonathan Groff, Matt School will be more estab- and click on Luisa’s name Destiny of Me," which was with it, Kramer and a cade" and credited it Bomer, Taylor Kitsch, Jim lished and structured com- and enter the password a finalist for the Pulitzer group of his friends in with "crystallizing the Parsons, Alfred Molina, pared to the remote learning Luisa6032. This will en- Prize in 1993. New York City founded epidemic into a political Joe Mantello and Julia curriculum school district offi- able those who wish to But for many years he Gay Men's Health Crisis, movement for the gay Roberts. It won the Emmy cials implemented mid-March view the live stream of the was best known for his one of the first groups in community." for best movie. Kramer when campuses closed be- funeral mass from a public fight to secure the country to address the Kramer lived to see stood onstage in heavy desktop computer or mo- cause of the novel coronavirus. medical treatment, epidemic. gay marriage a reality — winter clothing as the To respond to the school dis- bile device. www.wilder acceptance and civil He tried to rouse the and married himself in statuette was presented trict’s survey, visit tinyurl.com/ funeral.com. rights for people with gay community with 2013 — but never rested. to director Ryan Murphy. y7kf5cv6. Surveys are limited to SO YOU KNOW one per student in a household. as much. It was the phar- will happen,” he said. to be a transition but I “We’re trying to make sure n For information about we’re meeting the needs of placing obituaries, email macy and his loyal cus- Charles Rogers of In- think the pharmacy is B&W tomer base that was verness, a regular to B&W going to be better off for all our students and their Continued from obits@chronicleonline. Page A1 making the financial nee- Rexall, said he will miss it.” families,” school district com or call 352-563- dle move. the current location but Meanwhile, Keimann spokeswoman Lindsay Blair 5660. I don’t have a choice.” He knew he needed a understands the owner’s invites folks to a going- said. “If they don’t feel com- n Obituary deadlines for Heimann had to let backup plan so even be- predicament with the out-of business sale, fortable with something, we Tuesday, Wednesday, about 20 restaurant em- fore the virus broke out, pandemic. where everything — ex- want to make sure they’re ployees go and is now he had set his sights on “The whole county is cluding prescriptions — is Thursday and Friday down to six. And some of the vacant building off suffering,” said Rogers, 20% off. He also hopes his getting the right education.” editions is 3 p.m. the them he will have to let go Highlands — much who was forced to lay off regulars and new custom- — Buster Thompson day before. Deadlines once he moves to the smaller, less rent, less two employees at his local ers will follow him to his for Saturday, Sunday Highlands Boulevard overhead. construction company be- new location when it To Place Your and Monday editions is store. There just won’t be The coronavirus, he cause of the fall-off in opens. 3 p.m. Friday. enough work for them said, just advanced those business precipitated by “We look forward for all “In Memory” ad, there, he said. plans. He notified his the shutdown. of you to be a part of our Contact Lori Driver n The Chronicle does not If the coronavirus had present landlord he was Rogers said he believes new journey,” he said. edit obituaries for con- 564-2931 or email: not happened, Heimann leaving and negotiated a the move will ultimately [email protected] tent. said he would likely still lease with the new build- benefit Heimann. n Death notices are $25, be where he is, with the ing. “I think it’s going to be Closing time for placing Funeral Home With Crematory and may include: full restaurant open. “I really don’t have a better off for them,” he ad is 4 business days But given the declining choice,” he said. said, citing cheaper rent BEVERLY WELLMAN prior to run date. name of deceased; Service: Friday (5/29) 3:00 P.M. patronage and the chang- Heimann said he will and utility bills. There are advanced age; hometown/state; ANTHONY SPARACINO, JR. ing face of shoppers and keep the pharmacy open Rogers said Heimann deadlines for holidays. date of death; place of Service: Saturday (5/30) 3:00 P.M. diners, Heimann said he up to the time he relo- no longer needed the gift VIVIAN TAYLOR death; date, time and could see that it might cates and hopes his regu- store or restaurant and it Service: Friday (6/12) 3:00 P.M. place of visitation and have been only a matter of lars will follow him there. makes sense to focus on JANET WEISS funeral services and, for time before downsizing Heimann said his dream the pharmacy, which he Service: Saturday (6/6) 4:00 P.M. 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All I time to time, but more often know is they began reporting than not, it’s just sitting out on to our skipper that there was the bank of the Withlacoochee Toby Benoit one heck of a lot of fish nearby with a cane pole and a can of REBEL YELL and he surmised the big pred- worms. Shark fishing though ... ators ought be near too. that’s a mighty foreign concept OUTDOORS to me. In no time, we had his big I reckon, in all honesty, I’m not com- and heavy rods bent over and pletely dumb about fishing, as the first line stripping from the reels! The sharks thing I read each Thursday in our Chron- were hungry and spent no time at all at- icle’s sport’s page is Capt. Rick Burn’s tacking the free meal we were offering fishing column. It’s good stuff, I just and I can tell you one thing I learned — Associated Press never get to enjoy the opportunity to put you’d best do some cardio workouts be- fore you tangle with those big, toothy A man watches as rain falls in the infield before a NASCAR Cup Series race at Charlotte all that savvy he’s taught us to the test. I fishes. Because, by the time you tire one Motor Speedway Wednesday, in Concord, N.C. came awfully close to bowing out of the trip, but my invitation was for myself and out enough to bring it alongside the boat a plus-one and upon mentioning the for photos and release, you’re likely JENNA FRYER under social distancing particularly Kyle Busch offer to my companion, Cheyenne, I be- going to be just as exhausted from the AP auto racing writer guidelines. and Timmy Hill, who en- came committed! struggle as the shark. It was really an ad- The Xfinity Series race tered all seven of the first We made the trip down to Venice, venture I recommend all of my friends CONCORD, N.C. — will instead be run Mon- set of races. seek out as I can just about promise you, Rain washed out the Cup day night, a day after the The starting order for I’ll be going back again. Series race Wednesday Cup Series. the second Cup race at I have quite a few adventures coming night at Charlotte Motor NASCAR's first wave of Charlotte this week was up to tell you all about — turtling the Speedway — a slight races in its comeback to- set based on the finishing Mississippi River Delta, surveying the taled seven national break for NASCAR teams order of the Coca-Cola bison population of Antelope Island in events over 11 days. The taxed by a grueling re- 600 but with an inver- Utah’s Great Salt Lake, back to our second consecutive turn to racing. sion. Hendrick Motor- Southernmost Keys for iguana hunting The race was resched- Wednesday night race sports teammates and of course, more opportunities com- uled for Thursday night would have been the William Byron and Alex ing up to bag up a few Burmese pythons. at 7 p.m., which in turn fourth for the elite Cup Bowman will start from forced NASCAR to move Series since May 17. That Hey, with deer season so far away, I’ve the Xfinity Series race span included Sunday the pole, while Coca-Cola got to do something to stay busy and stay scheduled for Saturday night's Coca-Cola 600, 600 winner Brad Kesel- outdoors. I hope you all find a reason to at Bristol Motor Speed- which went to 607.5 miles owski will start 20th. get outside and find adventures of your way. The turnaround in overtime and was the Seven-time NASCAR own! time is too difficult for longest event in NASCAR champion Jimmie John- If any of you would like to share a pic- broadcast partner Fox history. son will start last because ture from your on adventures, or a story Sports to leave Charlotte The rain allowed for his car was disqualified of your success on the hunt, feel free to and quickly rebuild its an additional day of rest in post-race inspection Special to the Chronicle reach out to me at RebelYellOutdoors@ setup in Tennessee to the drivers, after he finished second. Cheyenne Geer in battle with a shark. Gmail.com. God bless and good hunting! SPORTS BRIEFS Stone crab found out and about Elliott ends Busch's win streak, Citrus Springs Horseshoe Club collects $100,000 bounty May 23 results Won 3 Games CONCORD, N.C. — Chase Elliott gained a measure of revenge against Kyle Busch Joe Warburton, Ed Durham on Tuesday night — and then let him know High Series about it. Joe Warburton 244 Elliott snapped Busch's seven-race Truck High Games Series winning streak and collected a Joe Warburton 87 & 84, Steve Chris- $100,000 bounty at Charlotte Motor Speed- tensen 83 way before imitating Busch's victory celebra- The club pitches on Tuesday and Sat- tion after the race by bowing to the camera. urda mornings at 9 am, at the old Citrus "Hopefully nobody gets their feelings hurt Springs Community Center at the intersec- over it," Elliott chuckled. tion of N. Citrus Springs Blvd and W. Withlacoochee Trail (Route 39). We are al- Busch appeared noticeably upset after Special to the Chronicle the race, but it had nothing to do with the ways looking for new members. While snorkeling recently in the warm and crystal clear Gulf waters over the scallop beds, bow. For more information or if you have ques- Harry and Lois Booth of Pine Ridge came across this good-sized stone crab that was He cursed in an interview with Fox after tions, call Joe Warburton 352-489-7537. briefly outside its hole. They also noticed a lot of other stone crabs that were partially the race. — From staff and wire reports hidden in their holes. Citrus County FISHING REPORTS

CHRIS redfish are chewing right numbers by the near- on the outside islands of for gag grouper. The nu- business. With the warm BERNHARDT JR. now, a lot of in-slot fish as shore rock piles, go with St. Martins and there merous rock piles and waters trolling plugs are Staff writer well as some nice over- live pinfish or artificial have been some cobia natural ledges that start not as productive. Man- slot fish, as well as a lot of eels. starting to show up off- at 8 feet and run out to grove snapper will be on Spanish mackerel are ev- HOMOSASSA RIVER shore. Offshore, we have 60 feet are the places to the same rocks and large FRESHWATER erywhere. This is the time — Bill Korade of Blue been catching good fish. Live pinfish are a select shrimp will get the WITHLACOOCHEE/ to be fishing. Everything Water Bait and Tackle catches of hogfish, grunts great bait or if you can sa- bite. Mid-morning will be RAINBOW RIVERS/ is biting, have even seen a said there are good trout and mangrove snapper. biki up some thread-fin incoming tide this week- LAKE ROUSSEAU — lot of tarpon and have in 10-12 feet of water, west We are ready for grouper that will put you in end.” Captain Bob Jewett out of hooked several after of Marker 2. Use a white season on June 1.” Angler’s Resort in Dun- cleaning the catch the or glow jig. There are LOTTERY nellon reports nice-sized past few trips. If you are good snook reports from AROUND CITRUS Florida looking to go fishing, don’t around the mouth of the bluegill caught on the Captain William Toney wait to go, go now. river, try topwater plugs Rainbow using little jigs, (352-422-4141) said, “We offer a very wide as well as root beer or wa- Here are the winning numbers selected crickets or wiggler worms. “Looking forward to the variety of fishing charters termelon red jerk bait. A Where the two rivers coming month of June. from inshore on the air- few redfish are mixed in Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: come together, some good Generally it is the best bass and catfish are biting boat and flats boat to off- with the snook. Rumor is shore for grouper and that some anglers, while month to get a shot at a PICK 2 (EARLY) Tuesday’s winning num- on shiners and worms in tarpon on the Big Bend. watermelon red or green snapper. We have some out fishing for mangrove 2 - 0 bers and payouts: dates still available for snapper in 35-40 feet, are The area west of Chassa- pumpkin. Up the Withla- howitzka is probably the the snapper and grouper finding gag grouper, PICK 2 (LATE) Jackpot Triple Play: 19-22-24-28- coochee, bass are hitting most well-known with fly season. Give us a call and though they must be re- 5 - 8 42-44 on wild and domestic anglers but there are shiners. On Lake Rous- book your trip for your leased until the season 6-of-6 No winner family, friends or clients.” opens on Monday. They’re other spots on the Big PICK 3 (EARLY) 5-of-6 13 winners $752 seau, they’re biting on Bend that have fish. The shiners. There are also CRYSTAL RIVER/ hitting on Spanish sar- 1 - 9 - 9 4-of-6 1,112 $21 spoil banks in Crystal 3-of-6 17,623 $1 crappie being caught BARGE CANAL — Ed’s dines or thread-fin her- River is a good area, al- PICK 3 (LATE) Combo10+ No winner down on the locks. Tackle Shop reports trout ring. though not much for Combo9 7 $500 LAKE ROUSSEAU — are in 10-12 feet of water, KING’S BAY — Captain 1 - 3 - 7 sight-casting, but can be Combo8 86 $50 Bill Burgess of Lake hitting on Lil Johns in Louie Argiro of Florida exciting casting to rolling PICK 4 (EARLY) Combo7 521 $20 Rousseau RV and Fishing golden brim rigged with a Fishing Adventures (352- tarpon. The Withla- 4 - 3 - 8 - 7 Combo6 2,610 $10 said bass in nice size are 1/4-ounce jig head. Red- 601-1963, www.florida Combo5 9,966 $5 coochee River also is an- biting on big worms float- fish are around the outer fishingadventures.com), PICK 4 (LATE) Fantasy 5: 7 - 24 - 26 - 27 - 32 islands and bars, use live based out of Pete’s Pier in other good spot and live 5-of-5 2 winners $90,531.62 ing over the submerged 6 - 6 - 6 - 7 grass, as well as poppers shrimp or cut mullet. Crystal River, said, “Red- bait is best. 4-of-5 224 $130 or topwater baits. Bluegill Cobia are in good fishing has been on fire “June 1st is opening day PICK 5 (EARLY) 3-of-5 7,422 $11 Cash 4 Life: 10 - 13 - 21 - 31 - 41 are hitting on crickets or 1 - 8 - 2 - 6 - 0 wigglers under a bobber Cash Ball: 3 Tide charts 5-of-5 CB No winner in 3-8 feet of water up PICK 5 (LATE) 5-of-5 No winner close to the drop-offs, in Chassahowitzka* Crystal River** Homosassa*** Withlacoochee* 3 - 3 - 9 - 4 - 1 Mega Millions: 34-52-58-59-62 the grass next to the High/Low High/Low High/Low High/Low FANTASY 5 Mega Ball: 4 banks. Catfish are going 5-of-5 MB No winner THURS 11:36 a.m. 7:19 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m. 11:27 a.m. 6:29 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 1:32 a.m. for mullet or night crawl- 6 - 11 - 22 - 26 - 30 5-of-5 No winner 5/28 11:31 p.m. 2:50 p.m. 9:31 p.m. 3:21 p.m. 9:43 p.m. 3:32 p.m. 6:18 p.m. 1:33 p.m. ers. 4-of-5 MB 2 winners $10,000 LOTTO FRI 12:41 p.m. 8:12 a.m. 10:53 a.m. 5:00 a.m. 12:29 p.m. 7:15 a.m. 8:24 a.m. 2:26 a.m. 4-of-5 23 $500 SALTWATER 5/29 ———— 4:12 p.m. 10:35 p.m. 4:47 p.m. 10:54 p.m. 4:48 p.m. 7:29 p.m. 2:40 p.m. 18 - 21 - 27 - 31 - 38 - 52 3-of-5 MB 73 $200 WITHLACOOCHEE — 3-of-5 1,707 $10 SAT 12:30 a.m. 8:58 a.m. 11:44 a.m. 6:02 a.m. 1:12 p.m. 7:54 a.m. 9:21 a.m. 3:28 a.m. XTRA 2-of-5 MB 1,496 $10 Captain Zack Lewis of 5/30 1:49 p.m. 6:57 p.m. 11:41 p.m. 6:19 p.m. ———— 6:15 p.m. 8:55 p.m. 3:57 p.m. Reputation Charters (352- 2 302-7928), via Hook, Line SUN 1:34 a.m. 9:38 a.m. 12:37 p.m. 7:03 a.m. 12:19 a.m. 8:28 a.m. 10:14 a.m. 4:33 a.m. POWERBALL Players should verify winning and Sinker Bait and 5/31 2:48 p.m. 9:26 p.m. ———— 7:36 p.m. 1:50 p.m. 7:55 p.m. 10:25 p.m. 5:13 p.m. numbers by calling 850-487- 38 - 58 - 59 - 64 - 68 7777 or at www.flalottery.com. Tackle, said, “This week MON 2:41 a.m. 10:10 a.m. 12:55 a.m. 7:56 a.m. 1:48 a.m. 8:58 a.m. 11:01 a.m. 5:35 a.m. the trout bite has been re- 6/1 3:38 p.m. 10:50 p.m. 1:31 p.m. 8:37 p.m. 2:29 p.m. 9:46 p.m. 11:43 p.m. 6:19 p.m. POWER BALL ally good with a lot over- 21 big trout being caught in TUES 3:52 a.m. 10:35 a.m. 2:18 a.m. 8:43 a.m. 3:11 a.m. 9:27 a.m. 11:44 a.m. 6:30 a.m. 6/2 4-6 feet. The cobia are 4:23 p.m. 11:59 p.m. 2:23 p.m. 9:31 p.m. 3:09 p.m. 11:16 p.m. ———— 7:19 p.m. CASH 4 LIFE still around in great num- WED 5:03 a.m. 10:51 a.m. 3:29 a.m. 9:25 a.m. 4:22 a.m. 9:55 a.m. 12:52 a.m. 7:22 a.m. 3 - 36 - 44 - 53 - 56 bers as well as a lot of big 6/3 5:07 p.m. ———— 3:10 p.m. 10:23 p.m. 3:51 p.m. ———— 12:24 p.m. 8:14 p.m. ones. Have seen a lot over CASH BALL the 25-30-pound range *From mouths of rivers. **At Kings Bay. ***At Mason’s Creek. 4 being caught. And the C C (FL) C B T, M 28, 2020 A7

A click of the wrist Money&Markets gets you more at www.chronicleonline.com Wall Street closes higher 3,040 S&P 500 25,560 Dow Jones industrials 2,900 Close: 3,036.13 24,160 Close: 25,548.27 Change: 44.36 (1.5%) Change: 553.16 (2.2%) 2,760 22,760 on economic revival hopes 10 DAYS 10 DAYS 3,600 30,000 Associated Press tor at U.S. Bank Wealth where it was in early Management. "This is op- March, in the early days 3,200 27,000 Stocks closed higher on timism about the reopen- of its sell-off on worries Wall Street Wednesday, ing of the U.S. economy about the coming steep 2,800 24,000 extending the market's and, really, the global recession. It's now down 2,400 21,000 gains into a third day on economy." only 10.3% from its high in hopes for a coming eco- The S&P 500 index rose February, recovering 2,000 18,000 nomic revival as larger 44.36 points to 3,036.13. from a nearly 34% drop in DJFM A M DJFM A M swaths of the country The index had been down March. 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The gains have ac- Declined 448 917 S&P 400 1799.54 1746.66 1799.27 +46.24 +2.64% -12.78% Despite a choppy day of from an early slide, add- celerated more recently New Highs 18 42 Wilshire 5000 30887.31 30133.26 30887.28 +469.80 +1.54% -6.08% trading, the S&P 500 ing 72.14 points, or 0.8%, on hopes that economic New Lows 3 9 Russell 2000 1438.96 1382.03 1436.36 +43.29 +3.11% -13.91% gained 1.5% and finished to 9,412.36. Small com- growth can return later above the 3,000-point pany stocks, which have this year as governments Stocks of Local Interest mark for the first time lagged the broader mar- ease up on business-shut- 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR since early March. The ket this year, were big down orders meant to NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV Dow Jones Industrial Av- gainers. The Russell 2000 slow the spread of the AT&T Inc T 26.08 5 39.70 31.85 +1.03 +3.3 s s s -18.5 -1.1 14 2.08f erage crossed above index rose 43.28 points, or coronavirus. 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Department lion euro ($825 billion) Hopes for potential Citigroup C 32.00 4 83.11 52.26 +4.09 +8.5 s s s -34.6 -28.6 7 2.04 store chains, which took recovery fund to help COVID-19 vaccines under carry the region through development have also Disney DIS 79.07 6 153.41 121.53 +.58 +0.5 s s s -16.0 -10.5 16 1. 76 some of the market's worst losses earlier this the recession caused by helped propel stocks. Duke Energy DUK 62.13 6 103.79 83.72 +.91 +1.1 s t s -8.2 -0.9 21 3.78 year when worries about the response to the coro- "There's still so much EPR Properties EPR 12.56 4 80.75 33.79 +1.51 +4.7 s s s -52.2 -55.5 10 4.32 the recession were peak- navirus pandemic. Asian stimulus, and with con- Equity Commonwealth EQC 27.62 8 35.08 33.39 -.01 ... s t s +1.7 +13.5 34 2.50e ing, surged amid opti- stocks were mixed, as ten- sumers being in better Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 4 77.93 46.24 +.33 +0.7 s t s -33.7 -36.4 11 3.48 mism that life can inch sions between the United shape, we will get through Ford Motor F 3.96 4 10.56 6.03 +.19 +3.3 s s s -35.2 -38.8 5 ... back toward normal. States and China over the this sooner than most ex- Gen Electric GE 5.48 3 13.26 7.29 +.49 +7.2 s s t -34.7 -34.9 dd 0.04 "Today is a little bit of a independence of Hong pect," said Andrew Smith, follow-through from yes- Kong weighed on markets chief investment strate- HCA Holdings Inc HCA 58.38 6 151.97 113.66 +4.59 +4.2 s s s -23.1 -15.5 17 1.72f terday," said Bill Northey, there. gist at Delos Capital Home Depot HD 140.63 0 248.32 247.36 +4.88 +2.0 s s s +13.3 +31.0 25 6.00 senior investment direc- The S&P 500 is back to Advisors. 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE LETTERS to the Editor EDITORIAL BOARD COVID-19 deaths, including Crippen right OPINIONS INVITED Gerry Mulligan ...... publisher trigger levels of cases/deaths Mike Arnold ...... editor man for veterans n Viewpoints depicted in political in the county and the individ- cartoons, columns or letters do Curt Ebitz ...... citizen member ual nursing home and de- I would like to endorse for not necessarily represent the Mac Harris ...... citizen member Patrick Crippen for sheriff of opinion of the editorial board. tailed regimens for testing, Rebecca Martin ...... citizen member Citrus County. n Groups or individuals are disinfecting and treating in- fections in nursing homes. We Jeff Bryan ...... managing editor, news I am a veteran of Iraqi invited to express their opinions in a letter to the editor. need granular approaches. F o u n d e d Freedom, a former Depart- Sarah Gatling ...... managing editor, copy desk n Persons wishing to address the Nursing homes in counties by Albert M. ment of State Antinarcotics Williamson Gwen Bittner ...... community editor editorial board, which meets with low cases/deaths should Division contractor in Colom- weekly, should call Mike Arnold follow different practices bia, and a former Blackwater “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” at 352-563-5660. than those in counties where — David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus International contractor in n All letters must be signed and the disease has reached com- Afghanistan. include a phone number and The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials hometown, including letters munity infection levels. Any Patrick understands the nursing home with a single are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. needs of veterans with PTSD sent via email. Names and hometowns will be printed; COVID-19 case must immedi- and the need to deescalate phone numbers will not be ately start using more rigor- potential violent outcomes published or given out. ous regimens to keep the ROAD CONSTRUCTION with minimal stress to re- n We reserve the right to edit disease from spreading. In sponding law enforcement of- letters for length, libel, fairness cases that warrant it, nursing and good taste. ficers and the veteran. We home residents should be dis- n Letters must be no longer than have had many conversations persed to vacant hotels/mo- on Citrus County’s need for 400 words, and writers will be limited to four letters per tels, to keep the disease from organizations like Soldiers month. spreading throughout the Parkway halfway Freedom Outdoors, who pride n SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, nursing home’s residents. themselves on “Healing the 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., Florida has the resources, Hidden Wounds of War.” Pat- Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to the self-interest and the capa- rick understands the need for 352-563-3280; or email to [email protected]. ble government needed to set done, on schedule a robust, comprehensive and the standard for all states in caring program for all of our developing a robust best prac- families in our area for the omosassa-area resi- working around normal, unre- veterans and first responders tices model for nursing past several years and re- dents and those who lenting traffic flow, unusual who suffer daily with the hid- homes/ALFs to use in fighting den wound, PTSD. He has cently has increased this travel or visit stores COVID-19. H weather, and underground worked closely with Soldiers number to over 60. Your con- I urge all Citrus County res- in that area must certainly surprises with utilities and Freedom Outdoors and work- tribution will allow us to con- idents and the Citrus County feel that “infrastructure con- substrate. But still, Homosassa ing tirelessly to bring this or- tinue to operate at a high Chronicle to tell our state and struction” is a cruel joke folks are justified in their very ganization and like level during this COVID-19 national government officials specifically tar- vocal complaints. organizations to this commu- crisis. that we support Florida tak- geting them. nity. Now for the Thank you, again. ing the lead in this important The Halls River THE ISSUE: good news on the Patrick believes in account- matter. bridge project Suncoast Parkway infrastructure ability and fiscal responsibil- Russ and ity. With Patrick’s corporate Norma Lee Brondyke had to change extension from front. FDOT an- Kenneth Gould background he has a unique Homosassa contractors mid- U.S. 98 to S.R. 44 nounced that con- Hernando stream when the understanding of prioritizing more than struction of first went out of needs and planning a budget halfway done. Suncoast Park- that his competition just does The bank was open business, and at The dynamic duo way 2, the 13-mile not have. three years of This letter is in response to Who in their right mind extension of the Patrick believes in the oath Beverly Brown’s May the 13 construction it OUR OPINION: would want to take on the roadway from of office. He will protect and letter stating she was thor- mess that the United States is went way over The one U.S. 98 to S.R. 44, support the constitution of oughly confused by the fact schedule before in today? Joe, if you took Homosassa-area is on track and the United States and the that banks are still closed, your name off the ballot finally wrapping infrastructure con- full-steam ahead. state of Florida. We have had with no date to reopen. She today, we would understand up late last year. struction project The overpass has long conversation on the went on to state that as she and forgive. For that matter, During that time, that’s on schedule. been placed at sheriff ’s office and how they went through the drive-thru I’m not sure anyone could win are the servant of the people one recent morning, she businesses along Grover Cleveland against Trump, with his attor- and the protection of the law asked that question to one of Halls River Road Boulevard east of Homo- ney general. We appear to and residents beyond the abiding citizen. His plan to the tellers of the bank and the have what, for lack of a better sassa, with the next mile- bridge had to endure mess, build the relationship with teller had no date to open term, I will call the Dynamic stone at Homosassa Trail. machinery and single-lane the community is long over- their doors. Duo. In my opinion, these two Taking advantage of reduced due. He will build the trust in traffic flow. Well I don’t know about you people have done more to traffic during the coronavi- the community by ensuring Currently, the southern Ms. Brown, but the interior of corrupt our Constitution, ig- rus lockdown period, this our deputies are not just be- my my bank was open on nore the rule of law, defame part of the U.S. 19 widening project’s schedule has been hind the wheel but in front of Monday the May 11. But it our international reputation project, between Green Acres advanced. Completion is ex- the people. seems if you were indeed in for democracy and honesty and Jump Court through the pected in Summer 2022. It Do your homework on all of the drive-thru of your bank and create the most corrupt heart of Homosassa’s busi- the candidates. Patrick is the will be ironic fodder for back- and spoke to an employee federal government in the ness district, is more than a right man for the job, a home- there as you say, your bank history of our republic. yard-BBQ-party stories about year behind. Residents and grown/hometown candidate was quite open all along, was A.G. William Barr appears to businesses have already com- how a new, 13-mile-long toll who will always put his com- it not? have an amazing ability to cir- plained that it seems to be road was finished faster than munity first. cumvent the law. This A.G. taking for-freaking-ever for a much-shorter road widen- Douglas Vance Karup read the Mueller report, a Jason Bucy FDOT to add two lanes to a ing project. Inverness 2,600 page document, in two 2.1-mile stretch of roadway. The Suncoast Parkway 2 Dunnellon days and declared to the Amer- The original completion tar- project, while bitterly op- ican public that there was Florida should nothing in it that would meet get date was Spring 2019. posed by some in the county, Eakley most the standards needed for im- Then it was Summer 2020. nonetheless will provide take the lead greater opportunity for qualified candidate peachment of the president. Of Now, it’s anticipated by the One of the most striking as- course, the president could not I want everybody in Citrus end of 2020, as traffic is start- transportation options, nec- pects of the COVID-19 pan- be indicted, simply because he County to really pay attention ing to be shifted to achieve essary for economic devel- demic is the concentration of was the president and conse- to this year’s sheriff election. final alignment of lanes. opment. For the animals, it deaths in nursing home and as- quently above the law. Please look into the qualifica- sisted living facilities. This is a The northern section of will feature a wildlife corri- This is the same A.G. that de- tions for each candidate. Mel national phenomenon, with the U.S. 19 widening project dor and three wildlife cul- clared the whistleblower’s re- Eakley is by far the most qual- one third of all COVID-19 verts. For cyclists and port on the president’s is underway from Jump ified for this position. His ca- deaths in the U.S. occurring in Court to Fort Island Trail. pedestrians, the Suncoast reer started in the patrol attempted corruption of the care facilities for the elderly. president of Ukraine a, non- However, it’s not expected to Trail, part of Florida’s State- division. From there he Florida has performed well wrap up until Fall 2022. If wide Greenways and Trails moved on to detective, includ- starter, and refused to allow the in this area. Despite having justice department to act on it. the previous two projects System, will be extended to ing undercover narcotics. Mel the third largest population He has now set a precedent are any measure, we should SR 44 and a pedestrian over- then worked in the major among states in the U.S. and crimes unit. He worked his by requesting that the judge probably expect that dead- pass constructed over US 98. despite having the second in a case, that resulted in the line to be extended. All this infrastructure con- way up the ladder including highest percentage of people sergeant, lieutenant, captain conviction of a high-ranking Granted, on these projects, struction is painful, but it 65 or older among all states, friend of the president to now and major overseeing over all Florida’s deaths from COVID- FDOT’s contractors were will be worth it. uniformed operations. He un- drop the case. And to make it 19 occurring in nursing even more amazing, the man derstands the administrative homes/ALFs are much lower end of law enforcement as pled guilty two times to the than states with similar de- crime. According to the A.G. Questions about voting who called this in says that he or well. The bottom line is Mel mographics. she cannot believe that there’s has stayed in his lane with his only crime was being the In today’s paper, May 12 Part of the reason is Flori- 32 pages of delinquent taxes in law enforcement his entire target of the deep state and da’s above average perfor- the FBI agents, who are (Page A3), there is an article on their paper today and that it’s career and certainly has the mance on COVID-19 in known by the president, as how to vote by mail in unbelievable and it qualifications. I’m voting for the upcoming election general. Florida’s rural areas “slime.” Would you go to says, “why is it?” and Mel Eakley for Citrus County have similar low occurrences by Susan Gill. While it’s SOUND work for the FBI, the CIA, “Somebody needs to Sheriff. of the disease compared to informative, there are a NSA, for that matter any fed- pay their taxes.” I can’t rural areas elsewhere, and eral post under president couple questions that OFF Mark Stuckie believe this person Florida’s cities have been Trump or Bill Barr? should be answered Homosassa called with this Sound slightly less ravaged by the President Richard Nixon and addressed: Do you Off. You know, first of disease than average. had an enemies list which he have to be a registered all, the statement is un- Church grateful for But Florida is uniquely po- gave to the IRS to provide tar- voter to vote by mail? I believable. Yeah, I be- sitioned to do even better in gets for tax audits. President presume you do. Am I CALL lieve it, you know? I CCHB donation the case of nursing homes. Trump has outdone President presuming correctly? If 563-0579 don’t know what’s unbe- Editor’s note: A copy of this Because of our significant el- Nixon by using William Barr you are not a registered lievable about it. And letter was sent to Debbie derly population, there is a to prosecute his political ene- voter, can you vote by now the question is Ressler, chairwoman of the Cit- large group of people who are mies and the FBI for nonexis- mail and, if so, what are the de- “why is it?” They just didn’t pay rus County Hospital Board, in highly interested in nursing tent crimes. Those enemies home COVID deaths. Because tails to doing so? That informa- their taxes for whatever reason, response to the Chronicle Edi- appear to have made Trump’s torial Board’s editorial regard- Florida is both large and list by either doing their job, tion would be helpful to those of you know, and I don’t think us in the county and we would ing the CCHB’s act of smart prosperous, our state govern- simply being honest or speak- questioning it in the Sound Off ment has the resources to appreciate having it posted. compassion. ing truth to power. is going to get the person an an- lead the way to best practices Editor’s note: To vote, one must As a member of the Homo- The office of attorney gen- swer. And then the last sentence sassa Seventh-day Adventist in this critical part of the eral is intended to be the be registered, no matter how you is, “Somebody needs to pay Church, we would like to in- fight against the virus. highest law enforcement offi- cast your vote. their taxes.” Well, I welcome this clude our thank you to your Florida could and should cer in the United States, not person to come forward and pay They didn’t pay their taxes board members for their gen- help its sister states by devel- the most corrupt individual the taxes of these people whose erous donation of $10,000 to oping nuanced, county-spe- in the government. On May 12, there is a Sound names are listed on 32 pages. assist in the operation of our cific plans for extraordinary Off in the paper that’s titled It’s really a strange Sound Off. food pantry. Our pantry has steps to be taken to limit the R.M. Sprott “Pay your taxes,” and the person Come on, people. been serving over 40 to 50 number of nursing home Crystal River

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This shows you political cartoons, col- ference members, and Help me understand umns or letters do not missioners, and still have start reading a greater va- how biased Fox Media is, this. necessarily represent the it’s no wonder, for she a sense of humor and not riety of news so that you by holding an interview One of the centerpiece opinion of the editorial has chosen the outra- despair. Which one, the are no longer as dazed in front of an iconic theories of President board. geous path of continued commissioners or the and confused by your ac- statue of a true and truly n Trump’s administration Letters must be no longer harm to small busi- Times, puts out the most tions as I am. great Republican. Pure than 400 words, and writ- nesses. Speaker Pelosi is is that China is ripping fake news, and how is it Talking about biased propaganda. ers will be limited to four playing pure politics. off America. He main- possible, that the BOCC, reporting. The picture of letters per month. Where is this Demo- tains that American jobs n SEND LETTERS TO: The which is greatly outnum- the president, being in- Steven Schuemann cratic Party that claims are going to China and Editor, 1624 N. Meadow- bered, by The New York terviewed by Fox News Yankeetown that China is taking ad- crest Blvd., Crystal River, to be fair? This position FL 34429; fax to 352- is far from fair, and it vantage of the American PAID ADVERTISEMENT worker. Trump wants 563-3280; or email to surely isn’t American! letters@chronicleonline. These are extraordi- items used in America to com. be made in America. He nary times that will re- wants American manu- continue to make their quire out-of-the-box EatingWith Purpose facturing to return home, payrolls during the solutions. Americans are unique — it’s in their and to achieve his goals, COVID-19 crisis has run Dr. Trupti Shinde is a he has implemented tar- out of funds. The Pay- DNA — they will find the iffs on Chinese goods. needed solutions. Ameri- Gastroenterologist check Protection Pro- at Gastroenterology Unfortunately, these gram (PPP) was setup to cans have never let adver- higher costs will ulti- offer loans to small busi- sity defeat them in the Associates mately be passed on to nesses to maintained past; defeat just isn’t a the American consumer. their payrolls in the com- word in their vocabulary! Recently, the news out- ing months. The PPP is As of April 20 both Ginger let, Reuters, reported now in dire need of an sides were in discussions Chinese companies have infusion of additional attempting to reach a Ginger is a spice that comes from the Ginger root also has anti-inflammatory fresh or dried root of the ginger plant which properties. Researchers believe that ginger been making tens of funds, as the well has solution which would lead to a vote funding belongs to Zingiberaceae. has the ability to inhibit prostaglandins, thousands of banners, gone dry and applica- This plant type belongs to the same leukotrienes and proinflammatory cytokines. flags, hats and other tions are no longer being the PPP, on or before the family as turmeric and cardamom. It’s been Ginger reduces their levels and helps to items for Trump’s 2020 end of the week. Speaker produced and used in Southeast Asia for decrease inflammation. Ginger oil is used to accepted! This program reduce inflammation in osteoarthritis and reelection campaign. Pelosi has been success- 5000 yrs. has been a smashing suc- Ginger is full of antioxidant properties rheumatoid arthritis. The Jiahao Flag Com- cess with more than ful in delaying the addi- and is loaded with nutrients and bioactive Ginger also has been well studied for its pany manager said she 1.5 million small busi- tional funding needed by compounds. Ginger root has very high levels anticancer properties. Studies suggest that ginger compounds suppress proliferation of believes the extremely nesses signing up and re- the PPP for the past two of antioxidants (3.85mmol/10g) surpassed weeks. Small businesses only by pomegranate and some types of human cancer cells through the induction of large production orders ceiving funds. berries. apoptosis. Apoptosis is a genetically directed haven’t been able to se- were caused by the U.S.- The Senate quickly at- Ginger has medicinal properties which process of cell self destruction. Ginger helps cure their loans needed to promote apoptosis of cancer cells. China trade war. Buyers tempted to pass a clean help in reliving stomach aches, diarrhea and to pay their employees, nausea. It has also been used to fight flu and Oxidative stress and chronic — Trump, the Republi- bill for an additional who in turn need their common cold. inflammation can lead to heart disease and can Party or the Trump $250 billion in small Ginger contains 14 different bioactive accelerated aging. This can also be linked to paychecks in order to Campaign — want the business funding, but it compounds. Gingerol is one of them and is age related cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s lower prices now. After pay their bills. the most active. Gingerol gives the ginger its disease. Some animal studies have shown was blocked by the Dem- that ginger can inhibit inflammatory response. Trump’s tariffs go into unique fragrance and flavor. Ginger and its ocrats. The Democrats Bill Claustre metabolites have many effects in the It also enhances brain function. effect, there will be cost wanted to tack on an- gastrointestinal tract as they appear to Ginger has so many benefits. It is a real Inverness super-food. It can be incorporated in the diet increases and his cam- other $150 billion for accumulate in the digestive tract. Studies paign and the Republi- have suggested that ginger inhibits serotonin in many ways. I drink warm water with lemon, state and local govern- grated ginger and honey every morning. This can Party will have to receptors and exerts antiemetic effect directly ments, another $100 bil- on the gut. Ginger has carminative effects, concoction is an immune booster and reduces pay more for each ban- Dazed, confused inflammation. You can also add ginger to lion for hospitals, and which helps to break up and expel intestinal ner produced. gas. Ginger also effectively accelerates juices and smoothies. After a long day a additional money for by BOCC ginger treat is very soothing. Pickled ginger America first? Only if gastric emptying. That is why ginger is used in food assistance pro- I’m dazed and con- alleviating symptoms of nausea and vomiting goes well with salads and sushi. The delicious the price is right. “Do as noodle dishes and stir fry taste amazing with grams. Republicans re- fused! I just read that associated with pregnancy, chemotherapy I say, not as I do.” Please and some surgical procedures. Ginger also ginger. So try to incorporate this super-food in mained steadfast in their The New York Times help me to make sense of helps to treat sea sickness. your diet. demand for a clean bill, won three Pulitzers, but Gingerol with its bioactive properties it’s Ginger can be a delicious way to add this. causing Speaker Nancy- the Citrus County Board effective against oral bacteria and some flavor in a healthy diet plan. I recommend use Pelosi to send the House respiratory viruses. It has shown to help in in moderation. If you want to start taking Thomas Mitchell of Commissioners won inflammatory diseases of gum like gingivitis ginger a supplement then consult a 000YH6X Inverness legislators home — leav- not a one. We all know, and periodontitis. healthcare provider. ing small business own- that the BOCC members ers in the lurch. are way smarter than Americans will Pelosi has chosen to The New York Times. Gastroenterology Associates withhold the money from Maybe the BOCC should Sreekanth Chandrupatla, MD Crystal River Office Inverness Office Paul Hellstern, MD find solutions the PPP fund even start reading the The 6410 W. Gulf-to-Lake Hwy. 3653 E. Forest Dr. Siddharth Mathur, MD Most of you are aware though at least 15 mem- New York Times so they Varun Patel, MD Crystal River, FL 34429 Inverness, FL 34453 Anil Kumar Ram, MD that the program which bers of her own confer- don’t look quite as fool- L.R. 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He has urged Associated Press HARTFORD, Conn. — states to reopen their The U.S. surpassed a economies after months COLUMBIA, S.C. — jarring milestone of stay-at-home restric- Tropical Storm Bertha Wednesday in the tions. surprised the South Car- coronavirus pandemic: Las Vegas casinos can olina coast Wednesday, 100,000 deaths. welcome tourists again on forming, making land- That number is the best June 4. SeaWorld and fall within two hours estimate and most assur- Walt Disney World plan to and was downgraded edly an undercount. But it reopen to limited num- before sundown, bring- represents the stark real- bers of tourists in Or- ing a poor beach day of ity that more Americans lando, Florida, in June rain and gusty winds, have died from the virus and July. And people who but no major problems. than from the Vietnam have been cooped up in- Forecasters expected and Korean wars com- doors began venturing the bad weather, but bined. outside in droves, often didn't predict it to orga- "It's a striking reminder without practicing social nize so quickly and be- of how dangerous this distancing or wearing come the second named virus can be," said Josh masks. storm before the official Michaud, associate direc- Kelly Hove, 79, of Twin start of this year's Atlan- tor of global health policy Falls, Idaho, an interna- tic hurricane season. with the Kaiser Family tionally known pianist, Bertha was named Foundation in Washing- died at a nursing home on around 8 a.m. Wednes- ton. April 12 of complications day and was onshore The once-unthinkable from COVID-19 after a east of Charleston by toll appears to be just the long battle with demen- Associated Press 9:30 a.m. The state De- beginning of untold mis- tia. Her sister-in-law Jan Health care workers wave to a departing patient, who recovered from being stricken with partment of Natural Re- ery in the months ahead Hove fears that more will COVID-19, outside the Southern New Hampshire Medical Center Wednesday in Nashua, die as states start lifting sources called it "a as Las Vegas casinos and N.H. sunrise surprise." Six Walt Disney World make restrictions. hours after the tropical "I think going back too plans to reopen, crowds Hartford three days after were in late February in a have seen a different tra- storm formed, the Na- soon is going to cause of unmasked Americans showing symptoms. His Seattle suburb. But by jectory if different poli- more deaths, so I'm in- tional Hurricane Center swarm beaches and pub- family was not allowed to mid-April, it was deter- credibly concerned," she cies were put into place downgraded it to a de- lic health officials predict be with him and tried to mined that two people said. "And I don't think we earlier and more force- pression well inland. a resurgence by fall. text and talk with him on with the coronavirus died have adequate leader- fully." They said Bertha was no Dr. Anthony Fauci, the his cellphone during his in California as many as ship. ... It's an absolute Countries with low longer a tropical depres- nation's top infectious final days. His wife of three weeks earlier. joke, from the White death rates suppressed sion at 5 p.m. and disease expert, issued a 48 years also tested posi- Comparing countries is House down." the virus "through lots of stopped issuing adviso- stern warning after tive for COVID-19 and tricky, given varying lev- The virus exacted an testing, contact tracing ries. watching video of Memo- had to grieve alone. els of testing and that especially vicious toll on and policies to support Like almost all storms rial Day crowds gathered For their daughter, some coronavirus deaths Trump's hometown of isolation and quarantine with heavy rain, several at a pool party in Mis- 45-year-old Joanna Ganci can be missed. According New York City and its sur- of people at risk," Mi- streets flooded in souri. of Beverly, Massachusetts, to figures tracked by Charleston, leaving "We have a situation in rounding suburbs, killing chaud said. the milestone is import- Johns Hopkins Univer- Dr. Wafaa El-Sadr, di- ankle- to calf-high which you see that type of more than 21,000. At the ant to understand the sity, the death rate per rector of ICAP, a global brown water mixed with crowding with no mask peak, hundreds of people scope of the virus. 100,000 people is lower in health center at Columbia trash from knocked over and people interacting. were dying per day in "But at the same time, I the U.S. than in Italy, University, called the U.S. cans Wednesday. Sea That's not prudent, and New York City, and hospi- think the danger of count- France and Spain but rise and an antiquated that's inviting a situation tals, ambulances and first ing, the danger of statis- higher than in Germany, death rate shocking. drainage system mean that could get out of con- responders were inun- tics, is that it just China, South Korea, Sin- "It reflects the fact that the city floods an aver- trol," he said during an dated with patients. minimizes the human ele- gapore, Japan, New Zea- we have neglected basic age of more than once a interview Wednesday on There is no vaccine or ment," she said. "It's like, land and Australia. fundamentals for health," week. Heavy rains from CNN. "Don't start leap- treatment for COVID-19, what number is going to "The experience of El-Sadr said. "So, now we an unnamed storm last frogging some of the rec- though several emer- make an impact for peo- other countries shows are in this shameful situa- week caused more prob- ommendations in the gency treatments are ple who haven't been that death at that scale tion. It is the most vulner- lems. guidelines because that's being used after showing touched by it?" was preventable," said able people in our midst Less than 1,000 power really tempting fate and some promise in prelimi- It's not even clear when Michaud of the Kaiser — the elderly, the poor, outages and scattered asking for trouble." nary testing. the coronavirus turned Family Foundation. "To members of racial/ethnic downed trees were re- Worldwide, the virus Worldwide, about a deadly in the United some extent, the United minority groups — who ported as Bertha and its has infected more than dozen vaccine candidates States. Initially, it was be- States suffers from having are the ones dispropor- 50 mph maximum sus- 5.6 million people and are starting to be tested or lieved the first U.S. a slow start and inconsis- tionately getting sick and tained winds moved on- killed over 350,000, with getting close to it. Health deaths from the virus tent approach. We might dying." shore and into eastern the U.S. having the most officials have said studies South Carolina. confirmed cases and of a potential vaccine Bertha moved rapidly deaths by far, according to might be done by late this inland, spreading up to a tally by Johns Hopkins year or early next year. 4 inches of rain into University. Europe has Only half of Americans parts of North Carolina recorded about said they would be willing and Virginia. Flash 170,000 deaths, while the to get vaccinated if scien- flood watches were is- U.S. reached more than tists are successful in de- sued as the region has 100,000 in less than four veloping a vaccine, already seen plenty of months. according to a poll re- rain in May. The true death toll leased Wednesday from At the final advisory from the virus, which The Associated Press- at 5 p.m., the storm was emerged in China late NORC Center for Public BROKER MARIE E. HAGER centered about 95 miles last year and was first re- Affairs Research. west-northwest of Myr- ported in the U.S. in Jan- For most, the coronavi- 417 NE 2ND ST., CRYSTAL RIVER tle Beach and was mov- uary, is widely believed to rus causes mild or moder- ing north-northwest at be significantly higher, ate symptoms, such as 15 mph. with experts saying many fever and cough that clear 352-795-RENT Evan Woodbury took victims died of COVID-19 up in two to three weeks. videos of the storm be- without ever being tested For some, especially 736 8 fore starting what he ex- for it. older adults and people Furnished or Unfurnished pected to be a slow day Early on, President with existing health prob- at the oceanfront restau- Donald Trump down- lems, it can cause more Short or Long Term rant he works at in Gar- played the severity of the severe illness, including Waterfront or Non-waterfront den City south of Myrtle coronavirus, likening it to pneumonia and death. Beach. the flu, and predicted the Among the 100,000 fa- A strong wind was U.S. wouldn't reach talities was 74-year-old OVER 20 YEARS SERVING CITRUS COUNTY blowing rain sideways. 100,000 deaths. Michael Ganci of Newing- Closed umbrellas "I think we'll be sub- ton, Connecticut, who whipped in the roar of stantially under that num- died March 21. He was a Check our website often. the wind on an empty ber," Trump said on public school teacher, a beach. April 10. Ten days later, grandfather and father of "I've seen a lot worse he said, "We're going to- four, and a 4th-degree belt Our inventory changes daily. than this. It's just the ward 50- or 60,000 peo- Sensei in Kyokushin ka- surprise element of the ple." Ten days after that: rate. storm," Woodbury said. "We're probably heading Ganci, who had a com- My mommy said "It will definitely keep to 60,000, 70,000." promised immune sys- take “ACTION” with the tourists in." 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CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE Getting ready for new baby Beyond dinner

e’re working on organizing closets, There are many clever ways to use leftovers cleaning out neglected corners, and get- Wting things in order before the baby comes. MetroCreative I’m enjoying every bit of it. You know organiz- ing is a hobby of mine but there are, unfortu- nately there are no brag stories of keeping he spread of COVID-19 has everything that way. upended many people’s Why, the other day when my brother Micah lives. As with other virulent stepped inside the entrance door, he graciously Thealth crises, the practice of reached up and proceeded to remove a light social distancing has been recom- shade. Taking it to the kitchen sink, he washed mended to flatten the curve of the out the diseased COVID-19 outbreak. bugs that have been One way to socially distance one- camping there since self is to avoid unnecessary trips to last fall. places where the public may con- “Julia do you have gregate, such as grocery stores. a rag for me to dry Some people visit supermarkets this?” he asked. and other food stores every day, es- I laughed outright. pecially if they don’t meal plan or shop for the week. Gloria Yoder “You are my type!” I told him, “I just love According to the Time Use Insti- THE AMISH when people feel at tute, the average shopping trip COOK home in our house.” takes 41 minutes and people go As a matter of fact, food shopping an average of “Micah style,” he 1.5 times per week. told me he just saw that it could use a cleaning Any additional time spent at the so he decided to do it. Not only did I have the grocery store increases the likeli- satisfaction of a clean light shade, but also knew hood of contact with others, poten- that he is relaxed when he steps into our home. tially increasing shoppers’ risk of By the way, if you happen to travel through contracting coronavirus as well. our area you are all more than welcome to pop Therefore, people taking steps to in. Just let us know ahead of time so you’ll find stay at home may have to rethink us at home. the way they purchase and use Back to getting ready for baby. The children food. all have their own way of showing their excite- Being more mindful of food ment. Little Elijah will ask many times through- waste and putting leftovers and in- out the day, “Do you have a baby?” As I once gredients to use in new ways can more give him the assurance he’s asking for, his help stretch food further and re- entire face lights up with pure delight. duce the need to make frequent Rayni is a little mother hen, for sure. She is trips to the grocery store. making all sorts of plans on how she will be a big Consider these ideas to make use of leftovers. sister and help care for the baby. n Julia is all excited to help me paint the chang- Save those vegetables. It’s easy ing table Daniel made for her before she was to scrape a half-portion of uneaten born. Last week as the two of us helped each vegetables into the trash thinking it other clean it out, she was awed as I told her the can’t be used. story of how Daddy had made it for her. Instead, combine it with other veg- MetroCreative Back then, it was painted white. Julia would etables accumulated throughout A combination of leftovers and new ingredients can be used to create now like to make it a soft baby color of some the week. Many play well together different meals, such as this meat and spaghetti casserole with vegetables. and can be mixed into casseroles, kind so that’s probably what we’ll do. This extends food dollars and cuts down on trips to the store. I’m not sure what we’ll settle with, as we don’t omelets, soups and stir-fry recipes. n Create new meals. Using left- know whether it will be a boy or girl. At any rate, can be collected at any time of day Turn extra rice from dinner into once we get a nice, sunny day, Daddy will carry overs does not mean eating the same exact meal a second time. In- and used later on. arancini (rice balls) for a snack on it outside and we’ll give it a fresh look. Cold cuts can be chopped and another day. We’re all so eager to meet this new family gredients can be utilized in new ways. used to make a stromboli with A leftover sweet potato or two member; the children aren’t sure how they’ll be some refrigerated pizza dough. can be mixed with butternut able to wait another seven weeks. For example, a roast chicken can be broken down and the meat can Save Belgian waffles from break- squash to make a sweet and healthy I feel the same way, but then I also feel the re- fast and top with breaded chicken mashed side dish. sponsibility of things that really should be done be used for fajitas on another night. Leftover tomato sauce and meat- fingers for a delicious chick- Mashed potatoes can be trans- before then. Not only that, I also do enjoy each en-and-waffles meal for lunch or formed into potato croquettes or stage with our little ones. balls from a Sunday dinner can be turned into an impromptu chili dinner. potato pancakes. Like a few minutes ago when I had gone out- Leftover roasted potatoes and Finding new ways to use left- side where Daniel and the children are in the with the addition of beans and pep- pers. scraps of ham can be used in a overs means minimal waste and yard looking after the Purple Martin nests. n breakfast hash.n Stuck on starches. fewer trips to the supermarket. Bending down, Jesse picked a dandelion. Think beyond dinner. Leftovers “A Daniel-lion for you, ’cause you’re happy ... ’kay?” he exclaimed, handing it to me. How precious. He won’t be 2 years old forever. Yes, I do want to enjoy each stage with both the good times and the challenging times. We as a family also want to make a trip to visit Eating in: Tips for home-cooked meals Daniel’s family in Danville, Ohio, before Baby comes. The children are all excited about it and MetroCreative trips to the store and help people go aisle by aisle and check off items constantly talk about it. reduce food waste at a time when as they are added to the cart. If you Daniel’s only and beloved sister Mary from A few generations ago, dining out food is not as readily available as it are shopping for food you hope will Danville plans to come to help us for a few was an experience reserved for once was. last a week or more, consider sub- months after Baby is born. We are most thankful special occasions. And before stituting canned and frozen foods for her willingness to move in with us and look restaurants were shuttered in the PLAN MEALS, MAKE LISTS and other nonperishables for fresh forward to having her a part of our family over wake of the public health crisis Meal planning and shopping lists items because they can be stored that time. She’s like a magnet to children; they prompted by the spread of are vital tools for people preparing for longer periods of time. just love her to pieces, and besides that, I have COVID-19, many people were din- meals at home. Without doing so, “Club-size” or “family-size” pack- yet to find a more capable worker. ing out multiple times a week. individuals can be left floundering ages of foods may cost less per vol- Perhaps I’ll wind down with one of our family Hospitality solutions provider in the supermarket, spending more ume and can be subdivided and favorites during strawberry season. Ya, the chil- Fourth surveyed 1,000 American money than necessary and making stored for later use. dren are watching the strawberries like little adults in 2019 and 56% reported impulse purchases — all the while hawks. Today, they declared that they really are dining out at least two to three forgetting items they truly need. MINIMIZE WASTE starting to look a wee bit tinted with orange. times per week. Ten percent said Use sales circulars to browse Cook only as much as is needed Mmm ... this can’t be beat on a spring day, it’s they ate out four to six times each weekly discounted items at stores. for the household. Generally speak- been a family favorite for years! week, while 6% said they dined out Build a week’s worth of meals off of ing, a meat or poultry serving of every day. these sale items — going so far as to 3 to 4 ounces per person is ade- People accustomed to relying on write out a cursory menu — then quate. That means a roast or steak STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE restaurant for meals multiple times fill in any extra ingredients or sta- of 1 1/2 to 2 pounds is fine for a fam- Batter: per week may be unaccustomed to ples needed on a shopping list. ily of four. n 1/2 cup butter cooking many meals at home, Leave a day or two for leftovers. Use up older frozen or perish- which has become the norm thanks n 1 1/2 cup white sugar Try organizing the list to follow the able foods first. Store foods prop- to restrictions placed on restau- n natural layout where items are ar- erly and use them before the use-by 1/2 teaspoon salt rants and other food-related busi- ranged in the store. date. n 1 cup water nesses as part of COVID-19 social Wrap up leftovers and turn them n 2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder distancing precautions. SHOP SMART into new meals. n 2 1/2 cup flour Learning how to shop for food With paper and pen in hand or a With proper planning and smart and prepare items by maximizing thinking, home cooking can be n 1 teaspoon vanilla digital list compiled on your phone, available ingredients can reduce more efficient and less wasteful. n 3 egg whites Crumbs: n 1 cup white sugar n 1 cup flour n 6 tablespoons butter, softened For batter, mix butter and sugar, add salt and water, mix well. Next, add baking powder and flour, mix thor- oughly. Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form, fold into bat- ter along with vanilla. Pour into a 9-inch by 13-inch cake pan. Next, mix up crumb ingredients. Sprinkle over cake batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes or until done. Serve warm with fresh chopped strawberries and milk.

Gloria Yoder is a young Amish mother, writer and homemaker in rural Illinois. The Yoders live next to the settlement’s one-room schoolhouse. MetroCreative Write to her directly at: Gloria Yoder, 10510 E. Learning how to shop for food and prepare items by maximizing available ingredients can reduce trips to the store and 350th Ave., Flat Rock, IL 62427. help people reduce food waste at a time when all foods may not be as readily available as they once were. B2 THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2020 ENTERTAINMENT CITRUS COUNTY (FL) CHRONICLE

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SAILBOAT ARCTIC FOX 2017 VW Jetta TSI Mike Czerwinski 1980 41’ Ketch Taiwan 2003 Slide in camper,   67,000 Highway Miles Built, center cockpit, for 6 ft short bed. Very Brand $8,800 Exc. Condition! Harley-Davidson HONDA Thunder Mountain Possible Financing Blue Water Cruiser, clean, no smoking, new offer ‘08 FLHX Street Glide, 2009 Shadow 750 Exc. 2006 Sterling Custom, Withlacoochee River, AC, slide out, self con- 863-529-4045 CHEVROLET Very Clean, Low Miles, con. 1 owner, garage 15.8k mi, garage kept, Inglis. $31,000 Charlie: tained, Onan gen, $8900 OBO kept, Very low mi 3514 1 owner, $12,500 352-447-5171 Lv. Msg. $9,000 (352) 270-8028 BUICK 2001 S10 pick-up ~$69.95~ 2005 LeSabre Custom 5 sp. AC, Sr owned 55k 352-277-9175 $3600 561-777-6014 (352) 795-2682 Specializing In SCOUT 2007 17.5’ COACHMAN 68,691 Orig. Miles orig mil, $6,000 obo GOPHER TORTOISE Fbgl, CC, Bimini, 2019 Spirit 27’ used $4,800 352-795-3246 SURVEYS & Yamaha 4 Stroke, once. Slide, dinette, Run ‘til it sells FORD RELOCATIONS 90HP, Extra’s & Glvd huge shower. outdoor 2002 F450 Lariat WETLAND SETBACK trail’r. 561-633-5731 or kit., & more $22,000 141k mi, 7.3 diesel, 5675-0528 THCRN LINES 302-539-0865 RAM TRUCK ALSO Jake brake, 5th wheel Mercogliano, Michael Joseph 2020 CP 162 Notice to Creditors ENVIRONMENTAL AVAILABLE. body. Western hauler IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 352-637-3156 $23,500 502-345-0285 IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA ASSESSMENTS PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO: 2020 CP 162 DAMON CHEVROLET 2010 CAMARO SS Michael G. Czerwinski, 2011 Tuscany - 43 foot Applies to all IN RE: ESTATE OF MICHAEL JOSEPH MERCOGLIANO P.A Only 34K miles, Black, Bath & a half, King size vehicles, boats, Deceased. ENVIRONMENTAL WANTED TO bed. 44K mi. Exc cond Auto trans., Original NOTICE TO CREDITORS CONSULTANTS MUST SEE !! RV’s, campers adult owner. Garage BUY: 352-601-0310 & motorcycles. kept. LIKE NEW! The Administration of the Estate of MICHAEL JOSEPH MERCOGLIANO, deceased, 352-249-1012 Motor Home, travel $19,500 352-419-7897 whose date of death was December 29, 2019, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus mgcenvironmental trailers, 5th Wheels % FIFTH WHEEL BUICK County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inver- .com boats. Will pay cash 2017 Heartland Pioneer MUSTANG ness, Florida 34450. The names and addresses of the Personal Representative and the 1996 COBRA , Black 2020 Envision 30+ Yrs. Experience on the spot. Will come PI 276 -32ft./ 2 slides, Call your Personal Representative’s Attorney are set forth below. Beauty 4.6 Liter 5 speed 12k mi, with tow bar to you! 407-280-0683 Auto Leveling, Rear Classified Exc Cond $34,000 All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against $13,500 obo, w/ extras decedent’s Estate on whom a copy of this Notice has been served must file their claims with Bunks, $24,500 (352) 257-6860 YAMAHA 352-634-2247 Representative (352) 465-0580 this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST 17 FT, 2004 G3, 60 hp for details. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF Yamaha, 4 stroke, Troll- HEARTLAND 352-563-5966 A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ing, Hummingbird Fish 2008 Big Country 5th All other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against the Finder & Bimini Wheel, 32’, 2 Slides/ decedent’s Estate must file their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER DAVID KURTZ Newer tires/ Loveseat/ THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 352-726-0415 CHRYSLER ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION Realtor T.V. 810-705-2539 WANTED TOYOTA JUNK & ESTATE 2001 Town & Country, 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. 2019 Camry SE REDUCED!! CARS cold air, new brakes & NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 18K Mi. 32 MPG. 5th WHEEL HITCH Up to $1,000 & MORE batt. $1500 obo TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Like new cond. 621-0347 or 364-1507 The date of the first publication of this Notice is May 21, 2020. Reese 16K w/ square (352) 342-7037 Personal Representative: Gulf Stream tube slider, ideal for Factory warranty. Many options. Tech. pkg. 18” KATHLEEEN A. MERCOGLIANO 2018 motor home, short bed truck $390, 537 W. Doerr Path, Hernando, FL 34442 model 6238, 4500 mi obo 352-382-3298 alloys. $18,200 self contained, slide out 352-726-3730 or 352-422-7599 Attorney for the Personal Representative: $47,500 352- 212-6949 ROCKWOOD KAREN O. GAFFNEY, Esquire Florida Bar No.: 500682 2013 A frame camp- Can-Am Spyder 2016, White, 4,705 mi, Karen O. Gaffney, P.A. 205 West Dampier Street Inverness, FL, 34450 ing trlr, hard side, Telephone: (352) 726-9222 E-Mail Address: [email protected] sleeps 4, AC, Fridge, Garage-Kept Vacant Land Stove, very clean, Excellent Condition! Published May 21 & 28, 2020 Specialist $6500 (352) 613-0523 BUICK $17,500 352-794-0352 Let me help you 2014 StarCraft 1965 Electra 225 buy, sell, invest, free Autumn Ridge Series V8 wildcat, 45k orig 5674-0528 THCRN appraisal, 27ft. Very Clean, Like mi, cold AC $13,500 Aleman, Jose Blas 2020 CP 000181 Notice to Creditors no obligation. New! Asking $12,000 OBO Residential & Com- 352-419-7071 352-436-7485 aft 1pm IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA mercial, WANTED TO SELL CASE NUMBER: 2020 CP 000181 Century 21 J.W. 5th WHEEL CHEVROLET DIVISION: PROBATE Morton Real Estate, 2012 Winslow YOUR VEHICLE 1936 5 Window Coupe Model #34RLS, $24,995 BUY: Inverness, Fl. 34450 Motor Home, travel IN THE 350 V8, 10 bolt rear IN RE: ESTATE OF JOSE BLAS ALEMAN Solid Wood Cabinetry trailers, 5th Wheels % end, all steel body, all Deceased. 352-795-7820 NOTICE TO CREDITORS CELL 954-383-8786 boats. Will pay cash power, cold A/C. Harley-Davidson Office 352-726-6668 on the spot. Will come $26,500 352-302-6979 2003 100th Aniv. Edition   The administration of the estate of JOSE BLAS ALEMAN, Deceased, File Number: 2020 Brand to you! 407-280-0683 Classifieds CHEVROLET V Rod, Black & Silver, CP 000181, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, the new offer WINNEBAGO 1971 Camaro RS Vance & Hines, address of which is 110 N APOPKA AVENUE, INVERNESS, FL 34450. The estate is intes- 4 sp. Black. V8 & A/C. 13,000mi, $4,950 obo tate. The name and addresses of the Personal Representative and the Personal 2017 Travel Trailer 516-819-9196 Used 4 weekend trips $22,000 obo or Representative’s Attorney are set forth below. All creditors of the decedent and other per- possible trade. sons having claims or demands against decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent, ~$69.95~ in FL only. New roof, HONDA or unliquidated claims, on whom a copy of this notice is served must file their claims with this new AC. Call for 352-303-8226 14 ft AIR BOAT ONLY 1989 Goldwing SE court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION pictures. $20,000 CHEVY 1500 CC, Blue/green. OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Chevy 454 engine, 518-929-4789 NOTICE ON THEM. Trolling motor, Carbon Run ‘til it sells $19.95 1933 Chevy Hotrod Only 11,401 mi., 350 Automatic, Steel bought brand new. All other creditors of the decedent and the other persons having claims or demands Fiber Prop, $12K or for 7 days against the decedent’s estate, including unmatured, contingent, or unliquidated claims, must Trade (car or something body, A/C- MUST SEE! Perfect cond. Hardly $29K 352-342-8170 driven. $7000 obo file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- fun) 352-344-0997 $29.95 TION OF THIS NOTICE. Tony: 352-527-8950 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION Car Motor-1998 Chevy for 14 days FORD No answer leave msg. 1930 Model A §733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. BOAT S-10 / 2.2 four cylinder NOTHWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Aluminum Outboard Flat w/ MUNCI 5 speed. Low $49.95 5 Window Coupe, 76 K HONDA Applies to all for 30 days mi./ EXCELLENT Cond. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DEATH IS BARRED. bottom 13 x 10 w/ trailer miles-complete w/ 2001Goldwing GL1800 THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE IS: May 21, 2020. and motor $1800 OBO vehicles, boats, everything $400 $16,000 352-795-3510 28,500 miles. Many 352-419-6410 $69.95 extras. Excellent cond. 352-560-3019 RV’s, campers Run ‘til it sells!! PLYMOUTH Personal Representative: & motorcycles. TOW BAR 1934 Sedan, Chevy V8 Ultimate touring bike. Kenneth J. Aleman Black/chrome. $7950 6471 SW 16th Terr., Miami, FL 33155 CLEARWATER Blue Ox Alpha Tow Bar Auto, 9” Ford Rear, - BX7365 $550 Nice street rod. 352-270-8089 SKIFF 16 Foot. Center $17,500 OBO Attorney for Personal Representative; 352-726-3035 Angel L. Lluvet, ESQ. Florida Bar #: 1019244 console, electric start. Call your * Call your 603-660-0491 YAMAHA 25HP Yamaha 2 Classified TRAILER Classified 2009 V Star 1100cc Miami Realty Law Group, PLLC stroke, tilt and trim. 2018 Slingshot trailer TRIUMPH Silverado. Black. 6625 Miami Lakes Drive E. #327, Miami Lakes, FL 33014 24 volt trolling motor, Representative multiple motorcycles or Representative 1973 TR6, 4 spd, 6 cyl, 7,973 mi. New tires, Telephone: (786) 444-9953 Bimini top. Perfect for details. compact car, $5,000 for details. 2 Tops, Red w/ Black Exc. Cond. Blue book E-Mail: [email protected] condition! obo, 352-419-5053 or Interior $15,000 Firm $4,360 - asking $3,350 $7900 352-563-5966 352-563-5966 Published May 21 & 28, 2020 352-220-4752 850-624-1308 352-503-6859 352-573-8389

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NOTICE OF SALE SYSTEM, LUCKY HILLS WATER SYSTEM, PINEWOOD WATER SYSTEM, DUNNELLON 5680-0528 THCRN HILLS WATER SYSTEM, FOREST HILLS WATER SYSTEM, MEADOW WOOD WATER Marsino, David P. 2020 CP 249 Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on SYSTEM, SPRINGHORN WATER SYSTEM (DBA as HASH UTILITIES); PUBLIC NOTICE January 23, 2020, in this cause, in the Circuit Court of Citrus County, Florida, the office of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA Angela Vick, Clerk of the Circuit Court, shall sell the property situated in Citrus County, Flor- A PUBLIC HEARING and consideration of a FINAL ORDER of the Water & Wastewater PROBATE DIVISION Division Probate ida, described as: Authority adjusting rates based on 2020 price index in the matter of CINNAMON File No. 2020 CP 249 RIDGE UTILITIES, INC. IN RE: ESTATE OF DAVID P. MARSINO LOT 4, BLOCK B, LAKE ROUSSEAU COUNTRY ESTATES, UNIT NO. 1, AS PER PLAT Deceased. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAGES 47 THROUGH 48, OF THE PUB- PowerPoint for 2019 Utility Inspections. NOTICE TO CREDITORS LIC RECORDS OF CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA. This meeting is open to the public. For Public Input by email, visit The administration of the estate of David P. Marsino, deceased, whose date of death was a/k/a 10441N N BURGUNDY PT, DUNNELLON, FL 34433-2501 www.citrusbocc.com/comments for instructions and submit your comment in writing to August 16, 2019, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, Probate Division, [email protected] to be read into record. For Public Input by phone, call the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue - Inverness, FL 34450. The names and ad- at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, Online at 352-341-8795 during the meeting. dresses of the personal representative and the personal representative’s attorney are set www.citrus.realforeclose.com, on June 18, 2020 beginning at 10:00 AM. Any person requiring reasonable accommodation at this meeting because of a disability forth below. or physical impairment should contact the Office of Utility Regulation, 3600 W. Sovereign All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against Any person claiming an interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property Path, Lecanto, Florida 3446, Telephone (352) 527-5210, at least one week before the meet- decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim before the clerk reports the surplus ing. If you are hearing or speech impaired, use the TDD Telephone (352) 527-5312. claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF as unclaimed. The Citrus County Water & Wastewater Authority will render its decisions based on the THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- evidence brought forward under the powers vested in it in F.S. 367.171 and Citrus County ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida this 21st day of May, 2020. Code, Chapter 102, Article IV. ANY PERSON WHO DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against OF THIS AUTHORITY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS PERTAINING decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE eXL Legal, PLLC Attorney for the Plaintiff THERETO AND THEREFORE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THATAVERBATIM RECORD OF DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Designated Email Address: [email protected] THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVI- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA 12425 28th Street North, Suite 200 St. Petersburg, FL 33716 DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. STATUTES SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED By: David L. Reider Bar Number 95719 BY: SCOTT BAGGERLY, CHAIRMAN TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. CITRUS COUNTY WATER AND WASTEWATER AUTHORITY The date of first publication of this Notice is May 21, 2020. If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to partici- Person Giving Notice: pate in this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain Published May 28, 2020 Suzanne E. Marsino assistance. Please contact the ADA Coordinator at the Office of the Trial Court Admin- 66 Columbus Avenue, Closter, NJ 07624 istrator, Citrus County Courthouse, 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida Attorney for Person Giving Notice: 34450, Telephone (352) 341-6700, at least 7 days before your scheduled court appear- Brett H. Sifrit, Attorney Florida Bar Number: 105564 ance, or immediately upon receiving this notification if the time before the scheduled Farr, Farr, Emerich, Hackett, Carr & Holmes, P.A. appearance is less than 7 days; if you arc hearing or voice impaired, call 711. 99 Nesbit Street Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Telephone: (941) 639-1158 Fax: (941) 639-0028 Published May 28 & June 4, 2020 1000004711 E-Mail: [email protected] Secondary E-Mail: [email protected] and [email protected] 5682-0528 THCRN

Published May 21 & 28, 2020 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: ADVANCED TOWING gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on 06/12/2020, 08:00 am at 4875 S Florida Ave. Inverness, FL 34450, pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. ADVANCED TOWING reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. JH2SC4404YM004811 2000 HONDA 5685-0528 THCRN 2FALP74WXTX204218 1996 FORD PUBLIC NOTICE Published May 28, 2020 5683-0604 THCRN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CITRUS COUNTY WATER & WASTEWATER Gokey, Lori L. 09-2019-CA-000731 A Notice of Sale AUTHORITY will hold a SPECIAL MEETING on Monday, June 15, 2020, at 1:00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as possible. The meeting will be at the Citrus County Courthouse, Room IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 5684-0528 THCRN ( 6/9 & 6/20 ) IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA 100, 110 North Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida, 34450, such matters as may properly come before the Authority, including: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: PRECISION TOWING gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien CASE NO. 09-2019-CA-000731 A and intent to sell these vehicles on the date(s) and time(s) listed below at: 1726 W Lockport Swearing in of new member Lane Dunnellon, Florida 34434, Phone number: 352-489-1357, pursuant to subsection UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ACTING THROUGH RURAL HOUSING SERVICE OR 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. SUCCESSOR AGENCY, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PRECISION TOWING reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. Plaintiff, Ratification of FINAL ORDER No. 20-01 ADOPTING THE 2020 PRICE INDEX SET BY THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR UTILIZATION IN PRICE INDEX AUCTION DATE and TIME VEHICLE VIN #: v. June 9, 2020 at 7:00 AM 2002 MITS 4A3AA36G02E153648 LORI L. GOKEY A/K/A LORI GOKEY; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LORI L. GOKEY A/K/A RATE APPLICATIONS FOR NON-EXEMPT, INVESTOR-OWNED WATER AND WASTE- WATER UTILITIES PROVIDING SERVICE IN CITRUS COUNTY; 2005 DODG 2D4FV48VX5H526399 LORI GOKEY; UNKNOWN TENANT 1; UNKNOWN TENANT 2; FLORIDA HOUSING June 20, 2020 at 7:00 AM 2003 TOYT 2T1CE22P53C019108 FINANCE CORPORATION 2012 DODG 1C4RDJAG5CC247742 Defendants. A PUBLIC HEARING and consideration of a FINAL ORDER of the Water & Wastewater Authority adjusting rates based on 2020 price index in the matter of LA PRIMA WATER Published May 28, 2020