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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM S&S reaches the March of Dimes SUNDAY EDITION $1 million mark auction will be a for children. 1C ‘magic’ moment. 1D Trooper won’t face trial between Florida Highway Patrol trooper evidence from witnesses and determined Grand jury rules that Keith Maclaren and Lake City resident the cause did not warrant prosecution. The shooting of Lake City Brent Lee Blevins. report, released to the Lake City Reporter The incident occurred around 2 p.m. on Friday, indicated Blevins’ had a blood man was justified. when Blevins was shot by six-year vet- alcohol level of .22, more than twice the eran Florida Highway Patrol trooper Derek legal limit. By TONY BRITT Maclaren after they were involved in a The three-page summary contained [email protected] confrontation following a high-speed chase seven points by the grand jury detailing FILE along US 90, east of Live Oak. Blevins why the grand jury declined to return an The Lake City office of the North Florida LIVE OAK — A shirtless man, with his worked at Happy House, a childcare facility indictment against Maclaren. Broadband Authority. hands behind his head and a gun in one in Lake City. The grand jury concluded: hand, walked toward a Florida Highway A Suwannee County grand jury con- • “The 911 calls indicated credible con- Patrol trooper, defying the trooper’s com- cluded Maclaren’s actions were reasonable cerns about Brent Blevins’ erratic and mands to stop until the trooper shot him and justified, the report says. dangerous driving; five times. That is how a grand jury report The 21-member grand jury issued a “no High- TROOPER continued on 6A depicts a Sunday, Aug. 26 confrontation true bill” finding Wednesday after hearing speed Honoring those who serve Web? Not for a while Broadband project rep says rural areas won’t be served for up to 5 years.

By DEREK GILLIAM [email protected]

Rural North Central Florida, don’t expect high-speed Internet anytime soon. The main priority of the North Florida Broadband Authority, an interlocal governmental organiza- tion tasked with constructing an Internet utility and funded with $30 million of federal stimulus funds, has been to supply Internet to hospitals, schools, libraries and other “anchor institutions” for the last three years. According to Richelle Sucara, general manager of the project, the goal was never to supply full Internet access for the entire 9,700-square mile area by the end of the grant period. Instead, the goal was to provide the infrastructure to allow private com- panies to build out the network, she said. But Todd Manning, information security officer for Columbia County and a former member of the opera- COURTESY tions committee of the NFBA, said Jason Williams, Lt. Commander, US Navy Reserves and Dr. Brad Gurney, Maj. US Air Force Reserves made presentations to veterans on at he doesn’t see how the network will the Lake City VA Medical Center Hospice Unit and to members of the Honor Guard Friday, presenting them with hats from their branch of ser- ever serve some of the least populated vice and a pin thanking them for their service. NFBA continued on 7A Lake City pays homage to its veterans kids and others come out to the Teen faces Ceremony, parade, service,” he said. “The youth of our more mark Veterans nation are so courageous and bold charges for and they have so many pressures Day weekend here. that we didn’t have to grow up with and I really appreciate them.” injuries By TONY BRITT Diffenbaugh, an Army veteran of [email protected] the Vietnam War, said his overall message was to have people sup- to infant port the country’s veterans. By TONY BRITT riday morning more than “The veterans need you as bad as [email protected] 100 people gathered at you’ve needed us,” he said. the Lake City VA Medical Daphine Kirby sat and smiled A Columbia County teenager faces Center to recognize vet- throughout the event, noting she child cruelty charges after she report- erans for their service felt it was important to support vet- edly admitted shaking an 11-week-old andF honor them for answering the erans. In addition, her granddaugh- baby for which she calls in their hearts to serve the ter was singing with the Lake City cared, according to country. It was one of several events Middle School choral ensemble. the Columbia County planned in loval veterans’ honor She said she was proud to see Sheriff’s Office. over the weekend. her granddaughter participate in an The 11-week-old Guy Diffenbaugh, Department event that honored veterans. baby has been hospi- of Florida Disabled American “It makes me have a good feeling talized since Tuesday Veterans Senior Vice Commander, that she realizes the importance with injuries indica- who served as the event’s keynote that the veterans have done for our tive of shaken-baby Albritton speaker, talked of the importance of country,” Kirby said. syndrome, sheriff’s recognizing veterans. Debbie Hornbrook, of Branford, reports said. He said he appreciated the crowd is a member of the Patriot Guard TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Summer Brooke Albritton, 19, of attending the event, as well as all of Riders and rode her motorcycle Kenny Altman, of the United Methodist Church of 148 SW Bloomington Terrace, was the students in attendance. White Springs, gives miniature flags to children during “I think it’s wonderful to see the VETERANS continued on 6A Saturday’s Veterans Day parade. TEEN continued on 6A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2012 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

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WEST PALM BEACH Lee County Sheriff’s from children pending the — Republican U.S. Rep. deputies responded to outcome of an administra- Allen West is refusing to a call about a shooting tive investigation. concede Friday night and found a even as the critically injured man. He Risk of wildfire, state says was transported to the he lost his hospital and later died. rip currents rise re-elec- Deputies with K-9 dogs TALLAHASSEE tion bid to and a helicopter searched — Florida officials are Democrat the area for a possible sus- warning of elevated risks West Patrick pect, but authorities didn’t of dangerous rip currents Murphy find anyone. and wildfires across the by 2,442 Investigators questioned state. votes. witnesses and collected The Florida Division of In a evidence Saturday. Emergency Management complete The victim has not been said Saturday that 15 to though identified, and authorities 20 mph winds and large unoffi- did not say how many waves could create strong cial tally times he was shot or rip currents along Florida Murphy of votes release any other details. beaches from Volusia reported County through Miami- Saturday, Murphy main- Police charge Dade County. tained a lead outside the Dry air and breezy parameters of an automatic school bus aide conditions also elevate recount. West’s campaign FORT LAUDERDALE the risk for wildfires this said he would not concede ASSOCIATED PRESS — A Broward County weekend across most of until St. Lucie County Marine Sgt. Michael Reinert receives a red, white and blue carnation Friday from his daugh- school bus attendant has the state, especially in the allows him to examine poll ter, Ariana, 6, while attending Gulfside Elementary School’s 14th annual Veterans Day been charged with chok- western Panhandle and in records. Celebration in Holiday. A list of local veterans and those currently serving in the military was ing an autistic boy. southwest Florida. Murphy, a Democratic read during the ceremony. The sheriff’s office Florida Division of newcomer, had 50.4 reports that 48-year-old Emergency Management percent of the vote in family members in south- bring her outside. At that flames. After extinguish- Darryl Blue was arrested Meteorologist Brad Schaaf the returns reported west Florida has ended time the unidentified sus- ing the blaze, firefighters and charged Wednesday encouraged residents to Saturday. West, a freshman peacefully. pect was arrested. found a man’s body in the with aggravated child check local weather out- Republican, is a tea party Lee County Sheriff’s Authorities said the bedroom. abuse. looks and follow instruc- favorite with a national deputies headed into a incident escalated from an News accounts said the During an Oct. 9 ride tions from local officials. profile. duplex early Saturday argument the night before. victim has not been identi- home from Westglades A judge denied the morning after reports of fied, but authorities said Middle School, surveil- Man found dead court order West sought to gunshots where they say Man dies he appeared to be in his lance video shows Blue sit- on Orlando street impound ballots and voting an armed man was holed in home fire 60s or 70s. ting behind the 13-year-old booths. up inside with two family Authorities said the man boy and pulling a restrain- ORLANDO — A man’s The race was the most members. JACKSONVILLE died because of the fire, ing harness tight against body has been found in a expensive House contest Sheriff’s spokesman Lt. — A man has died after and they do not suspect the boy’s body and neck. pool of blood outside an in the country and one of Larry King said hostage a fire broke out in his foul play. The boy had apparently Orlando drug-treatment both parties’ top targets. negotiators talked with Jacksonville home. urinated on himself. center. the man inside while one Investigators say a space Shooting leaves School officials and Orlando Police said Hostage drama of the women escaped heater in the bedroom man dead deputies began investigat- residents of the treatment ends peacefully through a back window. may be to blame. ing after the boy’s mother center found the man in But the man’s mother, who Firefighters responded FORT MYERS — reported the alleged the parking lot Saturday LEHIGH ACRES — A is in a wheelchair, was still to the home around 5:30 Authorities are investigat- abuse. morning. hostage situation between inside. Negotiators even- a.m. Saturday and found ing a fatal shooting in Fort Blue has been reas- an armed man and two tually convinced him to the house engulfed in Myers. signed to a position away n Associated Press

Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Comedian Jonathan Cowsill (The Cowsills) is 61. Winters is 87. n Rock singer Dave Alvin is n Sen. Barbara Boxer, D- 57. Calif., is 72. n Actress Demi Moore is 50. Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez break up n Actress Calista Flockhart n The president of is 48. Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, n Actor Philip McKeon is 48. NEW YORK is 67. n Actor David DeLuise is 41. source confirms to The n Golfer Fuzzy Zoeller is 61. n Actor Leonardo DiCaprio Associated Press that n Pop singer-musician Paul is 38. Justin Bieber is no longer Selena Gomez’s “boy- friend.” Daily Scripture AThe source is not authorized to discuss the split with the press and spoke on condition of anonymity. “God’s voice thunders in mar- The breakup apparently happened last week. Distance and their busy velous ways; he does great schedules were cited as factors. things beyond our understand- Eighteen-year-old Bieber is tour- ing. 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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER locaL & STATE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2012 a Obama declared winner in Florida By TAMARA LUSH There is a Nov. 16 deadline for overseas Gitcho said the campaign had no com- people were in line at 7 p.m. in certain pre- Associated Press and military ballots, but under Florida law, ment. cincts that some people didn’t vote until recounts are based on Saturday’s results. Obama’s win came in part from heavy after midnight. ST. PETERSBURG — President Barack Only a handful of overseas and military support from black, Hispanic and young- The hours-long wait at the polls in some Obama was declared the winner of Florida’s ballots are believed to remain outstand- er voters. Exit polls conducted for The areas, a lengthy ballot and the fact that 29 electoral votes Saturday, ending a four- ing. Associated Press showed Obama was Gov. Rick Scott refused to extend early day count with a razor-thin margin that It’s normal for election supervisors in favored by more than 9 of 10 black voters voting hours has led some to criticize narrowly avoided an automatic recount Florida and other states to spend days and 3 of 5 Hispanic voters in Florida. The Florida’s voting process. Some officials that would have brought back memories after any election counting absentee, pro- president also was the choice of two-thirds have vowed to investigate why there were of 2000. visional, military and overseas ballots. of voters under age 30. problems at the polls and how that led to a No matter the outcome, Obama had Usually, though, the election has already Republican challenger Mitt Romney led lengthy vote count. already clinched re-election and now has been called on election night or soon after among both white and older voters. If there had been a recount, it would not 332 electoral votes to Romney’s 206. because the winner’s margin is beyond In the end, the facts of who voted be as difficult as the lengthy one in 2000. The Florida Secretary of State’s Office reach. for which candidate in Florida faded into The state no longer uses punch-card bal- said that with almost 100 percent of the “Florida has spoken loudly in support memory as voting issues emerged elec- lots, which became known for their hang- vote counted, Obama led Republican chal- of moving our nation forward,” Ashley tion night. ing chads. All 67 counties now use optical lenger Mitt Romney 50 percent to 49.1 Walker, the Obama campaign’s director On election night this year, it was diffi- scan ballots where voters mark their selec- percent, a difference of about 74,000 votes. for Florida, said in a news release. She cult for officials — and the media — to call tions manually. That was over the half-percent margin added that the win was a testament to the the presidential race here, in part because Republican George W. Bush won the where a computer recount would have campaign’s volunteers and staff. the margin was so close and the voting 2000 contest after the Supreme Court been automatically ordered unless Romney When reached by phone Saturday, Mitt stretched into the evening. declared him the winner over Democrat Al had waived it. Romney’s communications director Gail In Miami-Dade, for instance, so many Gore by a scant 537 votes. Fort White man dead Promotion at CCSO following a.m. crash

From staff reports condition is suspected to be a contributing factor in the crash. A Fort White man is dead following a The Suzuki struck several mailboxes Saturday morning crash on State Road along with multiple trees before overturn- 47, according to a report from the Florida ing. Highway Patrol. the crash occurred at 7:09 a.m. Nathaniel Watson, 76, was ejected from Watson was airlifted to Shands at the his 2001 Suzuki Esteem after the vehicle University of Florida where he was pro- overturned. The report said a medical nounced dead.

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COURTESY Capt. Chuck Brewington (from left) stands with Columbia County Sheriff Mark Hunter Friday after Brewington was promoted to the rank of captain during a brief ceremony at the sheriff’s office.

COURTESY Jairein Bradley (front left) and Hope Thomas (front right) proudly display their new bikes they won at First Federal Bank of Florida’s recent Super Savers event last Saturday. The Lake City Police Department participated in the event by giving out free bike helmets to kids and showing them the correct way to wear them. From left, standing: standing: Mike Lee, Crime Lake City Institute of Neurology Prevention Officer, and Police Chief Argatha Gilmore joined First Federal Financial Center About Dr. Nid Managers Gloria Markham, Renee McIntosh and Nicole Storer when the new bikes were Dr. Nidadavolu has completed his medical training at Siddhartha given to Jairein and Hope. Medical College, India and completed his residence & EMG/ Neuromuscular Fellowship training from renowned University of Miami, FL. He is Board Certifi ed, member of American Academy of Neurology. Crash of 2 semis blocks I-75 Dr. Nidadavolu provides services in general neurology, Stroke, MS (Multiple Sclerosis), Epilepsy, Dementias, encephalopathies, From staff reports Parkinson’s and other movement disorders. He also performs Ihosvany Diaz Cruz, 36, and boxes of cargo were outpatient EEG (electroencephalogram) and Lumbarc punctures Two tractor trailers Orlando, attempted to avoid scattered throughout the procedures. crashed into each other the crash by swerving into area, according to a wit- about three miles north of the left lane, but the rear ness. Dr. Nidadavolu is trained in EMG (electromyography)/ Never US 41/441 on I-75 Saturday of Perez’s semi struck the After the collision, Conduction Studies for diagnosing various neurological conditions at 3:54 p.m., according to front right side of Cruz’s Perez’s vehicle slid onto at his clinic. a Florida Highway Patrol semi causing his vehicle the right inside shoulder We are glad to inform that we are now offering Neurological report. to crash into the guardrail of the roadway and then services in the heart of Lake City and surrounding areas. Dr. Jose H. Soto Perez, 55, overturning onto its side, struck the guardrail. 4355 American Ln • Lake City, FL NL Prasad Nidadavolu and his staff offer excellent neurological Wimauma, was driving in according to the report. Neither driver was Ph: 386-755-1211 services to the community in a caring, parofessional environment. the right lane going north The trailer was destroyed, injured, the report said. Fax: 386-755-1219 url: lcneuro.com when he drifted into the center lane, according to the report.

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A N O T H E R VIEW Nation Star Parker requires [email protected] working GOP has together no one fter taking a moment to savor a well-earned victory, to blame [President Barack Obama] have to Aroll up his sleeves. An agenda but itself packed with formidable chal- lenges awaits resolution. The message of this election isbelief is the word is that voters are sick of grid- that defines the lock and extreme partisanship. Republican state For Mr. Obama, this means a of mind in the readjustment of relations with Still Kicking Bluegrass band wake of the 2012 Congress. ... He vowed to fight Dre-election of President Barack harder in his second term by he Philippi Baptist Alice Dicks Mangle (CHS 1945) Obama. taking his issues to the country. Church celebrated for donating several treasured The obvious questions are: Fine, but lawmakers have the its 135th homecom- items from CHS’s past. “How can Americans have re- power to make or break a presi- ing on Nov. 4. It was n A ‘Collector’s Edition’ of elected a president who has dency. Successful presidents a joyful occasion, and a reunion book created for the presided over an economy Tthe Still Kicking Bluegrass band combined CHS classes of 1941 work The Hill like a pol works a where unemployment still key precinct. provided high-spirited enter- through 1945. hovers at 8 percent?” Republicans in Congress tainment from the first twang n A “Golden Anniversary And, “How can Americans have a similar duty to change of their guitars to the final note Morris Williams Celebration” booklet from have re-elected a president course. They lost ground in of the break-neck tempo, blue- Phone: (386) 755-8183 CHS 1944’s 50th reunion and who still doesn’t grasp that his the House, and they not only grass-on-fire “Orange Blossom [email protected] a “Golden Memories” booklet big-government policies are failed to win the Senate but Special.” 372 W. Duval St. from CHS 1943’s 50th reunion. what have blocked our eco- fell further behind. The GOP Master musician Lenvil Dicks Lake City, FL 32055 n A full color, 8-by-10-inch nomic recovery?” brand has lost some of its lus- was in the congregation and photo of the CHS 1944’s class at The Republican Party needs ter, thanks to its obstructionist explained that the fiddle the Fort White started in Fort their 50th reunion, with mem- to take responsibility for this label. It’s time to rebrand. fiddle player was using was White Public School’s first bers’ names. disaster. Good start: Majority formerly owned by Lake City’s grade about 1910 and attended Alice explained that these Nothing in the outcome of Leader John Boehner said he Chubby Wise, the grand master until the 10th grade, when he booklets actually belonged to this election is a surprise. The called President Obama on of all bluegrass fiddlers. took and passed the Florida her late cousin, Sibyl Toney realities that produced these Wednesday to offer this mes- Guest preacher, Rev. Ivan teachers’ test. Ivie (CHS 1944), who wanted election results have been sage: “The Republican majority Clements, long time Baptist He then dropped out of them passed on to our School looming before us not for stands ready to work with you.” minister, commented on the school and became a teacher Museum. months, but for years. He went on to make the argu- band’s “Still Kicking” name and at the Deep Creek School. He Sincere thanks go to Alice Yet Republicans have made ment against tax cuts (here we said he, himself, was still kick- later returned to Fort White and Sibyl! a point of ignoring it all. Now, go again), but he also said he ing, “but not nearly as high as I and graduated from Fort White “the chickens have come read the election results as a used to.” High School at age 24. Ready to drive home to roost.” Part of the church’s cemetery Still later he became princi- mandate from the American The ultra-serious Cuban What are these realities? history tells of the end of a lov- pal of CHS and several other people “to work together.” Let’s Missile Crisis of 50 years ago The profoundly changing ing grave decoration tradition. Florida high schools in an edu- hope he means it. required special planning from demographics of the nation. “Years ago, when a person cational career that spanned 47 Not so good start: In the our school system. One part And, the challenge of getting a was buried, the custom was to years. Senate, Republican Minority of that planning was to be sure nation that is already addicted Leader Mitch McConnell has place on the grave the person’s to government off it. favorite article such as a vase, a that all school bus drivers were become the personification of Happy birthday, Quinton immediately available to trans- In a column I wrote a obstructionism. In contrast to lamp, a china cup, saucers, and month ago, I noted: “What J. Quinton Rumph (FWHS port students home or to shel- the graceful concession state- dishes. On the graves of chil- was once the exception to the 1941) was 89 years old on Nov. ters in case a war started. ment offered by Mitt Romney, dren were placed their favorite rule in America — not being 8. He has a near-legendary Contacting bus drivers did the Kentucky senator managed toys, such as dolls and small white, not being married, not reputation for his generosity, not cause too much of a prob- to strike a sour note. “The ceramic lambs. having traditional values on having made large donations lem at FWHS. Some of their voters have not endorsed the “Graves of men were adorned family, sex and abortion — is to the University of Florida, bus drivers were students at the failures or excesses of the with lovely shaving mugs or cof- becoming the rule. And these Florida Southern College, the school. president’s first term, they have fee mugs. constituencies are becoming University of North Florida, simply given him more time to “People would regularly sufficiently large to elect a the Advent Christian Village, Poor preacher finish the job they asked him to clean these items and place president.” the United Methodist Church do.”... them back on the graves. Over This from Lowell Osteen, I explained 10 years ago and our school system. He has The president fought for a time, these loving gestures pastor at Bethlehem Baptist in my book, “Uncle Sam’s donated nearly a quarter of a second term. He earned one. ceased because vandals start- Church: A highway patrolman Plantation,” how big gov- million dollars for college schol- Now he has to show Americans ing robbing this sacred place of stopped a speeding driver and ernment and welfare-state arships to FWHS graduates, and that they made the right choice. those lovely, heartfelt items.” the driver said, “Officer, please policies were destroying black he continues to give. Also in the cemetery, there is have mercy on me. I’m just a communities. n The Miami Herald On Dec. 20, 2003, Florida a tree stump with steps cut into poor preacher.” Ironically, the Republican Southern College awarded him it that dates back to the 1800s. The trooper said, “I know political establishment, and an honorary degree, doctor of The steps were used by women that. I heard you preach last particularly this year’s candi- Lake City Reporter public service. No one could horseback riders so they could Sunday!” date, Mitt Romney, presented have deserved it more. Serving Columbia County get onto their horses easier. themselves as the party of Since 1874 businessmen who know how High School grad at 24 Thanks, Alice n Morris Williams is a local The Lake City Reporter is pub‑ historian and long-time Columbia economies work. lished with pride for residents of Well, businessmen pay Columbia and surrounding counties by The late W.B. (Bill) Feagle of School Museum thanks go to County resident. Community Newspapers Inc. attention to their markets. We believe strong newspapers build They make sure that they strong communities —‑“Newspapers understand their product and get things done!” present it clearly and that they Our primary goal is to stay attuned to their customer publish distinguished and profitable Fewer veterans but they still serve community‑oriented newspapers. base. This mission will be accomplished or a unique person Veterans groups were hoping But Republican Party opera- through the teamwork of professionals to symbolize this that this election would arrest tives ignored both. Instead, dedicated to truth, integrity and hard Veterans Day you a 32-year slide in the number of they chose wishful thinking: work. could not go far wrong ex-military in Congress. It might simply hope that more and Todd Wilson, publisher choosing Tammy have happened. Some House more white voters will turn Robert Bridges, editor FDuckworth, who was elected to vote counts are still incom- out and vote Republican to Sue Brannon, controller Congress Tuesday to represent plete that could add two more make up for their shrinking Chicago’s northwestern sub- members, but the Associated part of the electorate. Dink NeSmith, president urbs. Press says 16 veterans of Iraq When polls showed what Tom Wood, chairman Dale McFeatters was really happening, these Duckworth will become the [email protected] and Afghanistan were elected first female veteran of Iraq Tuesday, nine of them first-time same Republican operatives LETTERS and Afghanistan to serve in comprised about three-quarters officeholders. chose to deny them, too, Congress. She was a captain of the U.S. House, according to Most of the congressional charging they were biased. POLICY in the National Guard and a political science associate pro- vets are Republicans, but Republicans must do more Letters to the Editor should be helicopter pilot when she was fessor Jeremy Teigen of Ramapo anyone who expects them to than showcase a few black typed or neatly written and double shot down in Iraq in 2004, losing College in New Jersey. He told march in lockstep on the issues and brown faces at their con- spaced. Letters should not exceed both legs and the partial use of the military newspaper Stars & is badly out of touch with our vention every four years and 400 words and will be edited for her right arm. Stripes that number is down to modern military. They are as call this outreach. length and libel. Letters must be She is not unique serving 25 percent and falling. opinionated and diverse as Conservatives must get into signed and include the writer’s name, in Congress after being badly In fact, after World War II, it the democracy they chose to black and Latino communities, address and telephone number for wounded in wartime. Sen. John was hard for a nonveteran to defend. talk to their clergy and com- verification. Writers can have two McCain of Arizona was tortured get elected; military service was Veterans Day asks little of us munity leaders, and explain letters per month published. Letters by the North Vietnamese after practically a prerequisite for other than we take a moment to how conservative policies of and guest columns are the opinion of breaking both legs and an arm. political office. But with the end observe the 11th minute of the limited government and tra- the writers and not necessarily that of Sen. Max Cleland of Georgia of the draft, the advent of the all- 11th hour of the 11th month to ditional values will save their the Lake City Reporter. lost both legs and his forearm to volunteer army and the concept mark the moment in 1918 when communities and our nation at BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, a grenade in Vietnam. of a leaner military, the percent- the armistice brought an end to the same time. Lake City, FL 32056; or drop off at What is unique about age of Americans who have the blood and carnage of World 180 E. Duval St. downtown. n Star Parker is president of Duckworth is simply that served has fallen precipitously. War I. CURE, Coalition on Urban BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. she’s a veteran. Once veterans Less than 1 percent of the popu- n Dale McFeatters is editorial Renewal and Education BY E-MAIL: dominated Congress; from the lation has served in Iraq and writer for Scripps Howard News (www.urbancure.org) and author [email protected] 1960s to the mid-1970s veterans Afghanistan. Service. of three books. 5A

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■ To submit your Community Calendar item, contact Jim Barr at 754-0424 or by email at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected]. Nov. 11 Jobs Month proclamation issued be at the school district School class of 1946 will Gospel trio at church central building room 153, have its quarterly luncheon The Diadem Trio gospel 409 SW St. Johns St. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at singing group of Nashville, The 2013 Olustee Battle Phish Heads Restaurant. Tenn., will be ministering Festival/Re-enactment Reservations are not at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. at poster prepared by local needed. Glad Tidings Assembly of artist Duffy Soto will be God, 1571 E. Duval St. in unveiled. Lake City. Call (386) 365- 1533 for more information. Irrigation clinic Nov. 15 Save water, save money Retired educators meet with the University of The Columbia Retired Nov. 12 Florida Master Gardener’s Educators will meet at 1 CHS band concert hands-on workshop on set- p.m. at the School Board Columbia High School ting up a home irrigation Adult Center, room 120. Band will present a free system from 1 to 4 p.m. This Remember to take a cov- Salute to Our Veterans con- will be the first program for ered dish to shaer. For cert at 7 p.m. in the high the Master Gardener dem- more information, contact school auditorium. The onstration garden at the Will Brown at 752-2431. marching band, jazz band Fort White Branch Library, and wind ensemble will 17700 SW Route 47. There perform. is no charge. Call 497-1108 Nov. 16 for information. Fish dinner Recovery group to meet Our Redeemer Lutheran A 12-step addiction Newcomers meeting Church, 5056 SW State recovery group meets COURTESY PHOTO The Lake City Road 47 in Lake City, pre- every Friday at 6 p.m. at North Central Florida Regional Planning Council officials display a proclamation designating Newcomers will meet at pares fish dinners every the Community Revival November as Jobs Month in the region. From left are Kenrick Thomas, secretary-treasurer; 11 a.m. at Guang Dong in Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 Center, 244 NE Patterson Lorene Thomas, chairwoman; Carolyn Spooner, executive committee member; and Scott the Lake City mall. Guest p.m. The dinner is $6 for Ave. in Lake City. For infor- Koons, executive director. speaker will be Detective two Alaskan pollock filets, mation, call 867-6288. Katina Dicks of the corn, baked beans, hush- of each month from 2 to reserve seats as soon as be used for holiday table Columbia County Sheriff’s puppies, cole slaw and 4 p.m. at the Lifestyle possible. decorations. Supplies will Department, who will talk tarter sauce. Take out or Nov. 13 Enrichment Center at Baya be provided. For more about fraud crimes and eat in. March of Dimes auction Avenue. Share your photos Medicare seminar information, contact presi- how to prevent them and The March of Dimes and ideas with the group. Lifestyle Enrichment dent Carol Sullivan, (386) careful Christmas shop- will have a Signature Chefs Newcomers are welcome. Center is sponsoring a 364-9309. ping. The group also will Nov. 17 Auction at 5:30 p.m. in the free Medicare seminar have its annual “Arts, Crafts FFA chapter fundraiser Rountreee Moore Toyota Caregiver conference from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The Plant clinic and Collectibles” show. The Columbia High showroom, U.S. 90 West The Alzheimer’s seminar will be moderated University of Florida Members are welcome to School FFA Junior Chapter in Lake City. The date is Association, Central and by Irv Crowetz of C/C & Master Gardeners are take items to show and- will have a yard sale start- a change from the earlier North Florida Chapter, is Associates. Learn about available every Tuesday, or sell. Luncheon will cost ing at 8 a.m. Location will be publicized date. There will coordinating a caregiver Medicare, when to enroll, Wednesday and Thursday $11. Sale of 50-50 tickets U.S. 90 West, across from be live and silent auctions, conference in partnership what’s covered and when from 9 a.m. to noon at will end at 11:25. the Fifth Generation Farms a selection of specialty with Elder Options. The a supplement is needed. the Columbia County market. Donations can be foods presented by more event will be held at the Call 755-3475 ext. 107 to Extension Office, 164 SW United Way luncheon dropped off at the Land than 20 area restaurants UF Hilton and Conference reserve a seat. Mary Ethel Lane, to answer United Way of Suwannee Lab on the hill at CHS, or and caterers and compli- Center in Gainesville on questions about lawns and Valley will have its contact Ms. Starnes at 755- mentary wine tasting. For from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. We Native plants meeting plants. Bring samples for November report lun- 8080 or Lauren Townsend more information, contact plan to have speakers on Join the Sparkleberry free diagnosis or solutions. cheon Wednesday, Nov. 14 at (386) 288-0636 for more Kathy McCallister at 755- a variety of topics related Chapter of the Florida For more information, call at noon at the PotashCorp- information. 0507 or Maureen Lloyd at to care-giving as well as Native Plant Society at 752-5384. White Springs conference 397-0598. Put this event on health screenings, exhibi- 6:30 p.m. at Hatch Park in center, 16071 SE 78th Place Community theater your calendar as we work tors, activities, door prizes, Branford, 403 SE Craven in White Springs. Lunch High Springs Community together to give every baby and more. Breakfast and St. Our November pro- Nov. 14 is $12 per person. Call at Theater will present a a healthy start. lunch will be provided. gram will feature hands-on Olustee battle meeting 752-5604, ext. 102 for more staged reading of “Bad for There is no charge to instructions from members The Blue-Grey Army will information. Each Other,” a new com- Photo club attend. However, pre-reg- about how to weave a bas- meet at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 14 edy-thriller by Leroy Clark, Lake City Photo Club istration is required. Please ket from a saw palmetto to plan the Olustee Battle Class of ’46 luncheon at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5 and meets the second Tuesday call (800) 272-3900 to frond. These baskets can Festival. The meeting will The Columbia High available at the door. OBITUARIES

Dorothy N. Shelton Bay Rays play baseball. She was time. (12:00 p.m. until 1:00 Hospital in Tampa, Florida. ria (Alexander) Longoria, Wilson. She leaves behind many preceded in death by her parents, p.m., Monday) GATEWAY- She was preceded in death by Virginia (Roger) Ward, extended family members and Dorothy N. Shelton, 78, of and her sister, Trula Watkins. FOREST LAWN FUNERAL Eldon Eugene Sanders Jr. (son) Seven grandchildren; Jen- friends to carry on her memories. Lake City, Florida died Thurs- Survivors include her son, HOME, 3596 South U.S. Hwy and Earl Warren (brother). nifer L. Crews, Alexander T. day, November 8, 2012 at the Jeff Shelton of Lake City, FL; 441, Lake City, Florida 32025, She leaves her loving memo- Longoria, J. Dalton Gerow, Suwannee Valley Care Center daughter, Cindy (Emerson) (386) 752-1954 is in charge of ries to be cherished by; Eldon Anthony M. Longoria, Santana (Haven Hospice) after an ex- North of Lake City, FL; daugh- arrangements. Please leave com- Eugene Sanders Sr. (husband), M. Sanders, Angela J. Longo- Obituaries are paid advertise- tended illness. She was born in ter in law, Lora Roberts Shelton forting words for the family at Raymond & Sandra Warren ria, Charles D. Ward, (great- ments. For details, call the Lake Buchanan County, Virginia to of Lake City, FL; 8 grandchil- www.gatewayforestlawn.com. (parents), (three-daughters) grandson) Aidan J. E. Chase City Reporter’s classified depart- the late John and Pearl (Addi- dren and 18 great grandchildren. Karen (Ben) Hazlip, Victo- and her dear friend in life Libby ment at 752-1293. son) Meadows but had lived in Funeral services will be con- Violet Ann Sanders Columbia County since 1963. ducted at 1:00 p.m. on Mon- She was a loving mother, grand day, November 12, 2012 Violet Ann Sanders, 57, entered & great grandmother who loved in the chapel of Gateway- into eternal peace on Tues- her family, and enjoyed watch- Forest Lawn Funeral Home with day November 6, 2012 at her NEW LOCATION ing NASCAR Racing, Florida Pastor Chris Jones officiating. home in Fort White, Florida. Gator Football, and watching Visitation with the family will Violet was born on July the Atlanta Braves & Tampa be one hour prior to service 24, 1955 at Tampa General Columbia County Virginia Tiner Tobacco Free Partnership

The Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership and the Columbia County Health Department have come together to form a partnership in order to BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE create a tobacco free community. This year, the partnership is focusing on policies that effect our youth. We are pleased to report that resolutions have been achieved in both the City of Lake City and Columbia County to ban the sale and marketing of candy-flavored tobacco. We invite all community members, service workers, and school aged youth to attend (386) 758-9808 the upcoming meeting to discuss tobacco-related issues in our county. Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting Corner of Baya & S.E. Llewellyn Ave. Central School Board Office Room 153 Thursday, November 15, 2012 Lake City, FL 372 West Duval Street Lake City, FL 32055 (across from East Side School ) Time: 1:00pm

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TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter Veterans ride past the Lake City VA Medical Center during Saturday’s parade on a float representing the USS Pittsburgh. VETERANS: Lake City honors them with events throughout the weekend Continued From Page 1A to the ceremony with other Patriot again.” to close the service and he said, “It would Medical Center. Items needed this year Guard Riders from different parts of the She said it’s important to continue to take us forever to call each veteran’s are: coffee and personal care items such Southeast. support the veterans. name, but each name is important.” as shampoo, shaving cream and good “It means a great deal for me to attend “We need to support our people who On Saturday there was a Veterans Day quality razors. Popcorn and water will be today’s service,” she said. “I remember have gone out there and stood for us and parade (see photos this page and 1A), and for sale at the site of the donation boxes. back when I was a child growing up and done the hardest job in the world for us,” the local farmers market kicked off its VA The project is led by city employee David Veterans Day was a big thing. We had she said. “We need to support them in Hospital Holiday Fundraiser. Donation Pettey. parades, we all went to the cemeteries any and every way we possibly can and boxes will be placed at the market each On Friday, local veterans honored and there were ceremonies everywhere say, ‘Thank you’.” Saturday until Dec. 8. Items collected patients at the hospital with Veterans Day and it’s kind of nice to be a part of that Donald Runyon offered the benediction will be distributed at the Lake City VA pins.

TROOPER: Grand jury declines to issue indictment in Aug. 26 shooting Continued From Page 1A

• “The 911 call also informed law testimony from several witnesses, on with the trooper backing up several steps lost his life that day,” said Third Judicial enforcement that Blevins already had hit Aug. 26 the Florida Highway Patrol office until he fired his weapon and Blevins fell Circuit State Attorney Robert “Skip” a vehicle and failed to stop; in Lake City received a 911 call from to the ground. Jarvis. “However, when an officer is con- • “Maclaren’s in-car video and witness Lawrence Rentz, who told them the driver The report said Maclaren was traveling fronted by someone with a firearm who testimony demonstrate Blevins’ refusal to in a red Dodge truck, later identified as east on US 90 when he was flagged down refuses to submit, it places the officer’s comply with orders to stop as a marked Blevins, was driving in an unsafe manner by several people who told him a red safety in jeopardy, sometimes an officer patrol car with lights and sirens is in pur- on US 90. Rentz said the driver of the truck truck with a broken tailgate had just run has no choice but to use force for their suit; was driving erratically and running other into their vehicle and fled west. Maclaren own self protection. My heart goes out • “Testimony of witnesses that Blevins’ vehicles off the road. He told authorities turned around and with lights and siren to the young man’s family, however, the actions of exiting the truck with a handgun he and his wife saw a crash where Blevins activated caught up with the truck. officer acted justifiably.” at the ready, his deliberate movement in pulled into a driveway and backed out into Reports said Blevins refused to stop, Jarvis said he wanted to present the the direction of Maclaren, and his refusal oncoming traffic, hitting another vehicle continued to swerve from lane to lane case to the grand jury. to stop and drop the weapon indicated and Blevins failed to stop. and steered the truck directly into oncom- “What we had was a situation where a credible threats of violence were imminent Rentz followed the truck and said he ing traffic. Blevins refused to stop until a young man died in an altercation with a law toward the trooper; saw Blevins inside the truck fumbling SCSO patrol vehicle pulled in front of him, enforcement officer,” he said. “I personally • “Whether Blevins’ impairment dimin- around under the seat and yelling out the when the vehicles stopped in the roadway was at that scene right after the shooting, ished his criminal culpability the danger- window at the trooper after the trooper with Maclaren’s patrol car in the left lane to make certain I saw what was going on. ousness of his actions is what is consid- pulled in behind him. nearly next to the truck. Ultimately, because of the situation and ered in determining the reasonableness of Rentz later said he saw a Suwannee Blevins reportedly exited his truck, his my years in law enforcement wanting the law enforcement response; County Sheriff’s Office patrol car race to arms up and slightly behind his head with to make certain I was not being overly • “The grand jury, therefore, feels the get in front of the truck and almost imme- a handgun in his right hand. After numer- protective of an officer, I went ahead and actions of Trooper Maclaren were reason- diately the truck stopped and the FHP ous orders to stop and drop the gun, choose to look at it and I had determined able and justified given the immediate patrol car stopped next to the truck. with Blevins moving toward Maclaren, my personal thoughts on it, but I decided threat to himself; and The SCSO patrol car turned around Maclaren shot at Blevins six times, hit- to play it safe and make certain that family • “The jury believes the actions of and came back towards the two stopped ting him 5 times in the chest area. Blevins and the victim was equally considered in Brent Blevins support a finding of prob- vehicles, eventually parking in front of fell to the ground and his gun fell next to this. I went ahead and choose to present able cause that he committed the acts of the truck. Rentz reported seeing Blevins, him. it to the Suwannee County grand jury and felony fleeing a police officer, driving while shirtless, get out of the truck and put his The investigation was turned over to the let 21 people who are the conscience of under the influence, grand theft III: Motor hands up, somewhere behind his head as Florida Department of Law Enforcement Suwannee County look at it with me and vehicle, and leaving the scene of a crash, he walked between the vehicles toward and Maclaren, 33, was placed on paid tell me what they think.” and a true bill, had he survived, would the trooper. He said it appeared Blevins administrative leave for three days. The The grand jury returned a “no true bill” accompany this report.” had something in his hand. FDLE has not yet released its investigative in the case and filed a written report detail- Rentz heard the trooper yell at Blevins, report into the incident. ing its findings in the case. According to the report, which includes but noted continued to move toward him, “It is very sad that the young man

TEEN: Faces charges for injuries to 11-week-old she was baby-sitting Continued From Page 1A arrested on a warrant Friday afternoon has been baby-sitting for them for the past being entirely honest with her about that tors will end up with a conclusion as to when she failed to show up for a police 10 months. incident, according to the report. what happened. interview. She was charged with cruel- According to reports, Carrie Cason told When questioned, Albritton initially told After multiple interviews, sheriff’s office ty toward a child and booked into the law enforcement officials she received law enforcement officers that when she reports indicate Albritton confessed to Columbia County Detention Facility on a call from Albritton around 5:27 p.m. lay the infant on the floor after her bath, detectives and said, “I shook her. I did. I’m $50,000 bond. She has bonded out. Tuesday and said Albritton told her her head hit the floor, but on the bath rug, just going to come out and tell you, after the According to Columbia County Sheriff’s the child was unresponsive. Cason told “harder than it should have,” in the words bath I did,” reports said. Albritton report- reports, around 6:40 p.m. Tuesday, Deputy Albritton to call 911 and she would meet of the report. Albritton said the infant edly told the investigator she remembered Scott Staley responded to Shands Lake them at the hospital. The child was later showed no real response to the bump as thinking, “Why did I do that?” Shore Regional Medical Center in refer- airlifted from Shands Lake Shore Regional far as crying. Detectives questioned Albritton about ence to a child abuse case. After speaking Medical Center to Shands at the University The seven-page police report chronicles what was going on in her life for her to to the emergency room staff Staley was of Florida. several instances where authorities inter- be “so overwhelmed” and she reportedly told an 11-week-old female was brought When authorities asked Carrie Cason viewed Albritton between Tuesday and told them her parents are separated and it to the hospital with injuries indicative of whether there had been any other times of Friday about what happened on the day has been stressful to her and she has been shaken-baby syndrome. Staley reported concern when Albritton was with the chil- the infant became injured. Reports indi- having a hard time. there was bruising inside the child’s ears, dren and she told them around two weeks cate she told detectives several different Friday morning authorities secured an on her neck and on the inside of her shoul- ago she noticed a bruise on the infant’s stories about what happened that led to arrest warrant for Albritton for cruelty ders or armpits. head. Albritton told her the bruise was the child’s injuries. toward a child and she was taken into cus- The child’s parents, Matt and Carrie from where another child had dropped a As authorities questioned Albritton, tody. Cason of Lake City, said they left their toy on the baby, Cason said. Cason told they told her that in a situation like this, child with the baby sitter, Albritton, who authorities she did not think Albritton was the truth usually comes out and that doc- 7A

Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNday, NOVEMBER 11, 2012 7a NFBA: High-speed Internet service won’t be coming here anytime soon Continued From Page 1A areas. and desire is to reach any- representative to the NFBA “It might be that the public Lort, NFBA project man- funding in the form of cash. “There’s no Internet body who wants service...,” for Columbia County. She records request wasn’t the ager, said the signal from He said the NFBA received service provider who’s she said. “But we’re talking said the county withdrew most important thing they the NFBA’s towers carries a waiver to use inkind dona- going to go into (District 1 about a very large area and from the NFBA because were doing.” Internet signals a maxi- tions. County Commissioner Ron few employees. We all can commissioners thought Springfield went on to mum of eight miles. The He said most of Jefferson Williams’s) area and put only get so much done in there was a lack of commu- say that Doyle’s position core network consists of and Putnam can access the equipment on those tow- a day.” nication, but she still hopes had reached “a flash point” eight rings spread over the network. ers,” he said. The expenses of the for a positive outcome. and that she was no longer 9,700 square miles. Lort said if Columbia The cost for equipment NFBA are about $250,000 “I want to believe because an employee of the NFBA. Each ring consists of County had given their in- and the lack of a custom- a month, Sucara said. She I believed from the begin- She said the NFBA is reor- multiple towers that would kind donations more of the er base prevents private said the largest expenses ning,” she said. ganizing and eliminating allow a Internet service county would have NFBA industry from making the are commercial tower leas- District 3 Commissioner some expenses. provider to penetrate into service. investment, he said. es and payroll. Jodie DuPree said there Doyle had been paid a the geographical area of “If (the county commis- Sucara said for the Lort said that about 90 is a reason high-speed salary of $80,000 a year. North Central Florida. sioners) gave me the leases NFBA to put equipment on percent of NFBA’s cover- Internet isn’t available in He said because Jefferson I could have gone out to a tower, the tower had to age area is already served certain areas of the county, THE NETWORK and Putnam counties have Lulu,” he said. serve an anchor institution. by private Internet provid- and to his understanding worked with the NFBA by He went on to say that But after the grant period ers. Lort said NFBA will the purpose of the NFBA Sucara acknowledged providing the promised in- the counties drafted legally ends, she will be able to be able to provide supe- was to bridge the gap to that the NFBA’s revenues kind donations, those coun- binding resolutions to pro- put equipment on towers rior service more in line make it profitable. are “pretty slim,” but now ties will receive service vide leases of public towers that would serve areas that with the needs of hospitals, He said because that the network is opera- much sooner than some of to the NFBA. aren’t close to anchor insti- schools and other anchor Columbia County wasn’t tional, the NFBA’s focus is the counties that have not “If the NFBA wanted to tutions. institutions. funding the project, he on customer acquisition. provided its in-kind dona- they could go back and sue The grant period ends Nonetheless, the idea didn’t think like the county “Everyday we hook up tions. them...,” he said. “I doubt Jan. 31. At that time, the of competing with private commission had the right between five and 10 cus- The counties and munici- the NFBA will ever do NFBA has to give any enterprise has put NFBA to ask how the money was tomers,” she said. palities that are members that.” money remaining back to at odds with members being spent. However, She said she’s had talks of the NFBA have provided the federal government. of the Columbia County when the NFBA failed to with three financial institu- in-kind donations in the There’s $4.9 million left, Commission and others. supply “simple records” tions about the possibility form of leases to use tower Sucara wrote in an email on employee salaries and of bridge loans to finance space to hang NFBA equip- on Nov. 2. THE COUNTY information about how the the project while the NFBA ment. She said the NFBA COMMISSION project was going to be sus- works to make the network Part of the requirements plans on spending all the tainable, he said it was time solvent. of the grant were $10 mil- grant money. Some of the Williams said he knew to pull the trigger and pull The best case scenario lion of in-kind donations. ways she plans to spend something was wrong out of the NFBA. is that the NFBA will be Lort said that other BTOP the money is by promo- when he was at the Lake “They did that for two able to meet expenses by programs had to provide tions designed at targeting City Mall trying to connect reasons: Either they didn’t May, she said. She said in anchor institutions. She his home to the NFBA’s have a plan or they felt like the worst case, the NFBA said if an anchor institution network through a private they didn’t have to give us will need other financing wants the NFBA’s service company that was buying a plan,” he said. through September or she will provide the equip- bandwidth from the NFBA. DuPree said the board October of 2013. IS YOUR WEIGHT ment free of charge. He said he tried to get gave the NFBA more than She said she is working Donnie Lort, project service through the com- a month to supply the infor- on a deal that could land READY FOR manager of the NFBA, pany, but was told his house mation. the NFBA an account that said the ultimate goal is to wasn’t in a service area. The county withdrew would bring $500,000 over THE HOLIDAYS!! have the region blanketed Williams said he was from the FNFBA on Nov. three years. with Internet service in “very disappointed” with 1. Sucara said the National J.T.Cooper, M.D. five years. He said to reach the NFBA because his area The NFBA attorney said Telecommunications and Can help you with safe, supervised the goal, the NFBA will needs the service. He said that information has now Information Administration need to produce $750,000 the NFBA has become just been supplied to the board. has complimented the WEIGHT LOSS. per month by the fifth another Internet company. Springfield said those NFBA on its customer Dr. Cooper will be in his year. The NFBA currently “They gone into the heart records requests weren’t acquisition process and has revenues of $12,000 a of Lake City and skimming supplied earlier because asked the NFBA to make Lake Park, GA office on month, Sucara said. the cream off the top,” he Faith Doyle, executive a presentation to other However, she added, “It’s said. administrative assistant, Broadband Technology November 14 — 19 doubling everyday.” He said that was wrong. was on vacation. Doyle was Opportunity Projects at a Wed., Thur., Fri. & Sun. — 8-11:30 & 1-6 Jessica Springfield, a “That $30 million was the person responsible for NTIA conference in May. Sat. — 8-11:30 & 1-5 • Mon. — 8-11:30 & 1-4 lawyer with the NFBA, said supposed to go to serve records requests. There are 123 infra- the project is transitioning rural America,” he said. “Everybody working on structure BTOP projects 1178 Lakes Blvd. • Lake Park GA (In the outlet mall) from a capital project into a District 5 County this project has been under throughout the nation with sales effort. Commissioner Scarlet a lot of pressure to get the $3.5 billion in funding from 229-559-2011 “The NFBA’s goal, plan Frisina was the alternate job done,” Springfield said. the federal government. www.dietDrTom.com

UW November Happy Birthday Doris Starling 2X4 Advertisement for Dr. J. T. Cooper luncheon set November 10th, 1922 - April 8, 1999 Mama, for placement in the Sunday paper From staff reports Stan Posey, member of It has been 14 years since you’ve been the United Way of Suwannee gone to be with Daddy in Heaven. Sunday 11 November 2012 United Way of Suwannee Valley Challengers’ Club, We all miss and love you. Valley will hold its the organization’s lead- From your beloved children, November community fund- ership donors, will speak Linda, Johnny, Joann, Larry, raising campaign report about investing in our com- Arthur, Joseph and Teresa. luncheon at the beautiful munity as a member of the Also from your son-in-laws, PCS Conference Center at Challengers’ Club. noon on Nov. 14. During each month of daughter-in-laws, grandchildren Terry Baker, General United Way’s annual com- and great grandchildren Manager, PotashCorp munity fundraising cam- with all their love, too. White Springs will wel- paign, the local United Way come all guests to the conducts a campaign report Conference Center and the luncheon to provide an report luncheon will feature opportunity for campaign KameronRobinson, Voices team volunteers, commu- for Children / Guardian ad nity citizens, business rep- Litem, one of the 21 United resentatives and agency Way of Suwannee Valley personnel to learn more affiliated agencies. The about the partner agency theme for this year’s cam- services and more. paign is “Imagine Me.” United Way of Suwannee Camo, Camo, Camo Dr. Helen Miller, Mayor Valley is a community of White Springs, will impact and fundraising Shirts, Pants, Coveralls, speak about the BEST organization that dvances Hats, Gloves Neighborhoods project the common good by iden- in White Springs. BEST tifying unmet community Neighborhoods is a grant needs and seeking to alle- Start Christmas is received by United Way viate those needs through Shopping on the way! of Suwannee Valley from United Way of Suwannee early! Volunteer Florida. Seven Valley initiatives and the projects were conducted in funding of 21 health and Wilson’s outfitters 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 our local communities. human service agencies. [email protected] 8AWEATHER

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Trey Marshall (21) plucks the ball out of the air as he intercepts a pass intended for a Suwannee receiver. Another one in the bucket Columbia High a pick on the Bulldogs on the gas. Drew Clark COURTESY OF AUBURN ATHLETICS dominates first drive and the Tigers sacked Kyle Stebbins and Lake City native Blayne Barber hits a chip shot while competing for Auburn University. responded with an 11-play, the Tigers came up with Suwannee, 40-0. 63-yard drive to take a 7-0 the ball at the Bulldogs’ 15- lead after Ronald Timmons yard line. It only took one By BRANDON FINLEY broke free from 14-yards play to score when Nate Barber displays morals [email protected] away to put Columbia on Ayers took a wide receiver the board with 7:22 remain- screen from quarterback By BRANDON FINLEY On the 13th hole of saw it and I asked my It was a battle for a buck- ing in the first quarter. Jayce Barber to the house [email protected] qualifying school, Barber brother, Shayne, who was et, but this one was for The Tigers went dry for a 20-0 lead with 2:47 believes he may have my caddie and he said I Braxton. Columbia High for over a quarter before remaining in the half. It olf is a game nicked a leaf. Problem didn’t touch it.” lost running back Braxton Javere Smith recovered was Ayers second score in of character was, Barber wasn’t sure. Still, Barber couldn’t Stockton to an eye injury a fumble to set Columbia as many weeks. and no finer He assessed himself a one- get the incident out of his that could cost the senior up at the Bulldogs’ 47- “I haven’t been clicking display of stroke penalty, but later head. He wasn’t certain his eye on Tuesday and yard line. Two-plays later, in the passing game, but character has found out that if he did in and it weighed on his the Tigers responded Timmons reached the end coach told me he was going Gever been shown by Blayne fact hit the leaf, the rule conscience. winning its biggest rival- zone for a second time to get me one last week,” Barber. states that it’s a two-shot “At first, I had convinced ry game with a 40-0 final on a 41-yard run to give Ayers said. “Tonight it was Barber put his dream penalty. myself that I hadn’t against Suwannee High in Columbia a 13-0 lead with a good way to go out with on hold to become a PGA “I felt that I may have touched it,” Barber said. the battle for the Oaken 5:11 remaining int he half. a win in the Oaken Bucket Tour professional after a slightly touched the leaf,” Bucket on Friday. From that point, battle with his conscience. Barber said. “Nobody else BARBER continued on 2B Trey Marshall grabbed Columbia would turn CHS continued on 2B

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championship match, at London Sunday, Nov. 18 stuns No. 1 Bama, 29-24 TELEVISION Cleveland at Dallas, 1 p.m. Associated Press N.Y. Jets at St. Louis, 1 p.m. 6-1) didn’t go quietly. Alabama, the nation’s top TV sports FOOTBALL Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. AJ McCarron nearly scoring defense, forced a Cincinnati at Kansas City, 1 p.m. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — pulled off a second straight punt with less than a min- Today NFL standings Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. AUTO RACING Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Johnny Manziel and No. 15 scintillating comeback. ute left, but was called for 3 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Texas A&M shook-up the He threw one touchdown offsides, giving Texas A&M ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, East Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. national championship race pass and motored the ball a first down and a chance to AdvoCare 500, at Avondale, Ariz. W L T Pct PF PA New Orleans at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. by beating No. 1 Alabama downfield before Deshazor run out the clock. 7 p.m. New England 5 3 0 .625 262 170 San Diego at Denver, 4:25 p.m. 29-24 on Saturday. Everett stepped in front of McCarron breathed new ESPN2 — NHRA, Southern California Miami 4 4 0 .500 170 149 Indianapolis at New England, 4:25 p.m. Finals, at Pomona, Calif. (same-day tape) N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 168 200 Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 8:20 p.m. The Aggies (8-2, 5-2 his fourth-down pass at the life into Alabama with a 11 p.m. Buffalo 3 5 0 .375 180 248 Monday, Nov. 19 Southeastern Conference) goal line with 1:36 left. 54-yard touchdown pass SPEED — FIA World Rally, at Lloret de South Chicago at San Francisco, 8:30 p.m. also might have ended the Manziel passed for 253 down the left sideline to Mar, Spain (same-day tape) W L T Pct PF PA league’s run of BCS titles yards and rushed for 92 freshman Amari Cooper CFL FOOTBALL Houston 7 1 0 .875 237 137 at six years. and led the Aggies to a 20-0 to make it 29-24 with 6:30 p.m. Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 186 201 BASKETBALL NBCSN — Playoffs, division semifinal, Tennessee 3 6 0 .333 182 308 The Crimson Tide (9-1, first quarter lead. 4:29 left. Saskatchewan at Calgary (same-day tape) Jacksonville 1 8 0 .111 127 246 NBA schedule 11 p.m. North NBCSN — Playoffs, division semifinal, W L T Pct PF PA Today’s Games Edmonton at Toronto (same-day tape) Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 199 176 Orlando at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. CHS: GOLF Pittsburgh 5 3 0 .625 191 164 Atlanta at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. Tigers win 5th straight bucket 1 p.m. Cincinnati 3 5 0 .375 189 218 Miami at Memphis, 6 p.m. Continued From Page 1B TGC — PGA Tour, Children’s Miracle Cleveland 2 7 0 .222 169 211 Cleveland at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Network Hospitals Classic, final round, at West Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Lake Buena Vista W L T Pct PF PA Monday’s Games game. From now on, it’s Barber said. “To go out 4-0 beginning of the season MOTORSPORTS Denver 5 3 0 .625 235 175 Utah at Toronto, 7 p.m. 8 a.m. San Diego 4 4 0 .500 185 157 Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. win or go home.” against Suwannee is pretty to be district champions,” SPEED — MotoGP World Oakland 3 5 0 .375 171 229 Oklahoma City at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. On Suwannee’s following special, but hopefully we Allen said. “We did that. Championship, at Valencia, Spain Kansas City 1 7 0 .125 133 240 Boston at Chicago, 8 p.m. possession Charles Combs still have another two or Secondly, we wanted to go 3 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Miami at Houston, 8 p.m. recovered a fumble and three home games. The 10-0, and we didn’t do that, SPEED — MotoGP Moto2, at Valencia, East Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. the Tigers again scored on last two games, we’ve only but 9-1 is pretty dang good. Spain (same-day tape) W L T Pct PF PA Denver at Phoenix, 9 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL N.Y. Giants 6 3 0 .667 254 185 Atlanta at Portland, 10 p.m. their first offensive play. got to play a couple of quar- Our third goal is to be 1 p.m. Philadelphia 3 5 0 .375 133 183 This time, it was Lonnie ters, but now it’s time to go state champions and that CBS — Regional coverage Dallas 3 5 0 .375 150 181 AP Top 25 schedule Underwood breaking free into war and prepare for begins on Friday. It’s a win FOX — Regional coverage Washington 3 6 0 .333 226 248 for a 29-yard score with 50 battles.” or go home situation and 4 p.m. South Today’s Games CBS — Regional coverage W L T Pct PF PA seconds remaining in the The second half brought the thing I’m most proud 4:25 p.m. Atlanta 8 0 01.000 220 143 No. 2 Louisville vs. Manhattan, 4 p.m. half. on a running clock and of about this team is I’ve FOX — Doubleheader game Tampa Bay 4 4 0 .500226 185 No. 4 Ohio State vs. Albany (NY), The Tigers picked up Columbia used 29 and 28- found out how much they 8:20 p.m. New Orleans 3 5 0 .375 218 229 2 p.m. No. 10 Florida vs. Alabama State, another fumble on the fol- yard field goals from Brent love each other. They’ve NBC — Houston at Chicago Carolina 2 6 0 .250 149 180 lowing kickoff and used Nelson to close out the seen a brother go down SOCCER North 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA No. 11 North Carolina vs. Florida three plays to make the Bulldogs 40-0. and I’ve seen the emotion NBCSN — MLS, playoffs, Eastern Chicago 7 1 0 .875 236 120 Atlantic, 2:30 p.m. edge 34-0 going into the In the end, it was about from all them. I’ve had Conference championship, first leg, D.C. Green Bay 6 3 0 .667 239 187 No. 12 Arizona vs. Charleston half. Barber hit Alex Weber finishing the season on a kids sobbing for their Southern, 6 p.m. United at Houston Minnesota 5 4 0 .556 204 197 from 11-yards out for his right note and doing it for brother.” 9 p.m. Detroit 4 4 0 .500 192 188 No. 19 Baylor vs. Jackson State, 5 p.m. ESPN — MLS, playoffs, Western West No. 20 San Diego State vs. San Diego second touchdown pass of a player that has been a big Columbia will continue Conference championship, first leg, W L T Pct PF PA Christian, 10:30 p.m. the game to give Columbia part of a 9-1 regular season to try to finish the mission Seattle at Los Angeles San Francisco 6 2 0 .750189 103 No. 23 Wisconsin vs. Southeastern a 34-0 lead. with Bartram Trail coming for their brother at 7:30 TENNIS Seattle 5 4 0 .556 170 154 Louisiana, 2 p.m. No. 24 Cincinnati vs. Tennessee- “It was exciting to go out in for the first round of the p.m. against Bartram Trail 9 a.m. Arizona 4 5 0 .444 144 173 and play in our last regu- 6A playoffs next week. on Friday. Tickets are on ESPN2 — ATP World Tour Finals, St. Louis 3 5 0 .375 137 186 Martin, 2 p.m. semifinal, at London Thursday’s Game lar season home game,” “We set a goal at the sale at McDuffie’s. 2:30 p.m. Indianapolis 27, Jacksonville 10 ESPN2 — ATP World Tour Finals, Today’s Games SOCCER semifinal, at London Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. ——— Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. MLS playoffs Monday Denver at Carolina, 1 p.m. BARBER: Plays with conscience MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Semifinals 12 Midnight Tennessee at Miami, 1 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Continued From Page 1B ESPN — West Virginia at Gonzaga Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Thursday 2 a.m. Oakland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. New York 0, D.C. United 1, D.C. “It was obviously a big Barber said that it may know I can compete for my ESPN — Davidson at New Mexico N.Y. Giants at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. United advances on 2-1 aggregate moment as my career delay his dream to make it tour card, but I’m getting 4 a.m. N.Y. Jets at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE ESPN — Houston Baptist at Hawaii St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Thursday goes and I had a lot going to golf’s major leagues, but good competition in the NFL FOOTBALL Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. Seattle 1, Real Salt Lake 0, Seattle through my head. I would his dream is by no means meantime. I can do this 8:30 p.m. Houston at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. advances on 1-0 aggregate think about it all day, dead. and it’s close to being a ESPN — Kansas City at Pittsburgh Monday’s Game Championships every day. It bothered me “I’m going to continue reality.” TENNIS Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 8:30 p.m. Today a lot. It was a toss up of what I’ve been doing and And when Barber does 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15 Houston vs. D.C. United, 4 p.m. ESPN2 — ATP World Tour Finals, Miami at Buffalo, 8:20 p.m. Los Angeles vs. Seattle, 9 p.m. emotions.” playing in MGA events,” make it to the tour, he said Barber knew what would Barber said. “I hope to he’ll feel good about doing happen if he reported the receive some sponsors’ it the right way. incident to the PGA Tour, exemptions and to get a “I know by God’s grace BRIEFS but he couldn’t accept couple of starts on the I’ll be successful,” he said. making the tour if it meant Web.com tour. Hopefully, “Whether it’s two years or CHS FOOTBALL entertainment building. Recreational Soccer Season disregarding his morals. I can play my way in if I five years, I feel like it will Doors open at 6 p.m. for registration for ages “I didn’t want to do continue to play sharp.” happen. The short-term Playoff tickets on a social hour, followed by 3-16 is 6-7 p.m. Thursdays something that was Barber won three of success wasn’t worth it to sale at McDuffie’s a seafood dinner at 7 p.m. and 1-2:30 p.m. Saturdays wrong,” Barber said. “I the five MGA events he live with the guilt. There’s There will be a silent through Nov. 29 (not knew in my heart, for entered last fall. more to my life than Columbia High playoff auction and tier raffle. Cost Thanksgiving week). All whatever reason, that I “I was feeling golf and it won’t be what hit it. I had to make the comfortable and defines me even if it’s what tickets for the home game is $50 for a single ticket teams will be gender situation right.” confident,” he said. “I I do for a living.” against Bartram Trail and $70 for a couple. specific. Fee of $65 High on Nov. 16 are on For details, call Jimmy includes uniform and sale at McDuffie Marine Sparks at 365-0446. year-end trophy. & Sporting Goods on For details, go to colum U.S. Highway 90 west. FORT WHITE BASEBALL biayouthsoccerassociation. Reserved seating is $9. com or call 288-2504. For details, call the Craft Bazaar school at 755-8080. at Deese Park RUNNING BOYS CLUB The Fort White High Chomp Cancer baseball program is Registration for sponsoring a booth at the Foundation 5K basketball league Craft Bazaar from 9 a.m. to Chomp Cancer 3 p.m. Saturday at Deese Foundation has its second The Boys Club of Park in Fort White. The Chomp Cancer 5K Run/ Columbia County is team also will be at Moe’s Walk planned for 8 a.m. taking registration for Southwest Grill in Alachua Dec. 15 in Fort White. UF its basketball program. on from 4 p.m. to closing Shands Cancer Center is Three leagues are offered: on Nov. 19. the beneficiary. There will Training for ages 6-7-8; For details, call Jeanne be music, post-race snacks, Jr. Varsity for ages 8-9-10; Howell at 288-5537. Varsity for ages 11-12-13-14. an awards ceremony and Practices are twice weekly YOUTH SOCCER a silent auction/raffle. and games are played Sponsorships at several on Saturday, with the Winter sign-up levels are available. exception of the Training through Nov. 29 For details, call Lauren League. Cost is $45. Valentine at (321) 501-9526. For details, call 752-4184. Columbia Youth Soccer Association’s 2013 Winter n From staff reports ZUMBA Food for Zumba event planned Lake City Zumba is hosting Food for Zumba at Teen Town on Saturday. An introduction class will be offered from 9-10 a.m., followed by a regular Zumba class from 10-11 a.m. Admission is a canned or non-perishable food item which will be donated to Christian Service Center. For details, call Sarah Sandlin at 438-9292.

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Ronald Timmons (23) escapes a tackle in order to ease into the end zone against Suwannee on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High running back Braxton Stockton is seen on the JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter field at Friday’s game against Suwannee. Stockton was Columbia High quarterback Jayce Barber (15) gets to throw JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter sidelined due to an eye injury sustained during practice a pass before a Suwannee High defender reaches him on Columbia High’s Alex Weber (15) catches a Jayce Barber earlier this week. Friday. pass for a touchdown against Suwannee High on Friday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Drew Clark (34) puts pressure on the Suwannee quarterback during Friday’s Columbia High’s Nathaniel Ayers (81) jogs into the endzone during the Tigers 40-0 win game. against Suwannee High. 4BSports

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Michael Mulberry (4) runs the ball against Santa Fe High during a game on Thursday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High quarterback Andrew Baker (15) is taken JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter down by a Santa Fe High defender while running the ball on Fort White’s Kellen Snider (7) assists Shayne Newman (82) in tackling the Santa Fe quarterback on Thursday. a quarterback keeper on Thursday.

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Trey Phillips (5) drives down the field against Santa Fe High. Fort White’s Michael Mulberry (4) runs the ball against Santa Fe during a game on Thursday. 5BSports

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By BRANDON FINLEY guidance.” [email protected] The Lady Tigers will have three seniors in the start- Columbia High is bring- ing lineup to go along with ing in a new basketball two sophomores. Stephanie coach for the Lady Tigers Silva, Marnae Gaskins and this season, but he’s no new Justice Campbell make face to the area. up the old guard, while David Tompkins takes Lona Wilson and Akiria over after previously serv- Richburgh make up the ing as basketball coach at new blood. Richardson Middle School. “Stephanie is going to be “It’s very exciting for me,” one of our key players in Tompkins said. “I grew up the post and one of our here and have always been leaders,” Tompkins said. a basketball fan from play- “Marnae lived away and ing growing up beginning just moved back. She’s got with the boys’ club. I’m a a lot of all-around potential. Columbia graduate and it’s Justice has a lot of experi- an honor to be given the ence. Lona, she’s a model chance.” leader and could be some- Tompkins will coach his thing special. Richburgh, first game at Suwannee High I coached for three at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday. years and she will start But the foundation for with the varsity for four the season has already years.” been laid. Tompkins also expects “What I like is that we Sierra Vanderpool and started with conditioning Jasmine Robinson to be big early,” he said. “We have contributors off the bench. a lot of young girls that Ashley Cordner, Pashen I’ve coached or coached Williams, Arneranna against at Lake City Middle Bryant, Elizabeth Saxon, School. We’re building for Adrianna Young, Bernisha the future and trying to Clark and Alora Avery establish a program.” make up the remainder of Tompkins wants to be a the squad. model for consistency. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Wolfson High will host “In the last few years, Columbia High’s Stephanie Silva dives for a loose ball in a game last season. The Lady Tigers tip off the year on Tuesday. the district tournament they’ve been through sev- beginning on Jan. 28. St. eral coaches,” Tompkins Augustine High won the said. “I’m trying to be also trying to bring in boys’ Tigers to help with the said. “We also have Mike He’s been a real big help tournament last year and the base for the coming coach Horace Jefferson, program. Reynalds, who coached and I appreciate every- Stanton Prep and Lee high years.” who formerly served as “We’re going to incorpo- with Jefferson and he’s thing he’s done as well as schools are also in the Tompkins said that he’s head coach of the Lady rate what he’s done,” he helping out tremendously. Jefferson for his district. Tigers respond to adversity By BRANDON FINLEY “I’m upset with a couple of that a team that is talented his fault, because he was [email protected] series we had coming out and plays with emotion can’t feeling horrible. I’ve been in the first half where we be beat,” Barber said. “We around the game for years Columbia High head didn’t execute and had some have talent and we’re play- and never seen anything coach said that if his team foolish mistakes including ing with emotion after what like it.” could get two percent better roughing a kicker. We were has happened to Braxton Allen said, the adversity each week that the Tigers able to get into gear and and Blake (Kuykendall), will only help the Tigers would be where they need- force a couple of turnovers Jesse Stokes and Tyrone come closer together. ed to be heading into the before the half, so I was (Sands).” “We’re a family,” he playoffs. pleased with that.” Allen said he was up said. “That’s how we break After a 40-0 win against One thing that the Tigers front with his team after down. We’re only going to Suwannee High in a game have had to deal with this Stockton’s injury, one that continue to grow in our that marked the third shut- week is losing yet anoth- could cost the running back bond. The community out- out in four weeks, the coach er starter for the season his eye if the news doesn’t cry has been tremendous admitted that the Tigers are as Braxton Stockton went turn for the better. even from people that have pretty close. down with an eye injury. “I was extremely open never met Braxton. They Columbia held an oppo- Quarterback Jayce Barber with our kids,” Allen said. don’t know how much of nent to negative yardage for said the Tigers are not only “I called a meeting on an affect they’re having. It’s the second time this season playing for Stockton, but Wednesday before practice great to see the community as the Bulldogs were held every Tiger that can’t con- to let them know what’s rally around us. It’s really to -12 yards of offense. tribute on the field anymore going. I sat down with the helped him deal with it and “We’re right there close due to injury. kid that made the tackle to the way he has responded to 100 percent,” Allen said. “Coach Allen always says let him know that it’s not has been unbelievable.” Homecoming hangover for UF

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GAINESVILLE — For nearly a full 60 minutes it looked like the biggest upset in the history of Louisiana-Lafayette was on the horizon. Florida’s Jelani Jenkins returned a blocked punt 36 yards with two seconds remaining in the game to help No. 7 Florida pull off a 27-20 win against the Rajin’ Cajuns. Louisiana-Lafayette led 20-13 after a two-yard run from Alonzo Harris and Florida was without starting quarterback Jeff Driskel, who left the game with an ankle injury. Backup quarterback Jacoby Brissett helped rally the Gators in the final minutes of the game as Florida’s offense, which had been dormant all day, JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter finally woke up. Florida defensive back Marcus Roberson (5) breaks up a Brissett hit Jordan Reed pass intended for Louisianna-Lafayette wide receiver Jamal on a 39-yard pass and Robinson (15) Saturday at the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Quinton Dunbar for a three- Gainesville. Florida won 27-20. yard score to tie the game with 1:42 remaining in the contest. be in the right place at the mance after finishing up The game looked headed right time,” Jenkins said. “I SEC play at 7-1. to overtime, but Loucheiz was surprised I happened “We overcome adversity,” Purifoy came through to to be there, but it came Purifoy said. “That’s what block the punt and Jenkins right to me and I just tried we do.” did the rest to save the to run as fast as I could.” Florida hopes not to Gators. It was a play to help the have the same type of “They executed it per- Gators overcome a other- adversity next week when fectly and I just happened to wise forgettable perfor- Jacksonville State visits. 6BSPORTS

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PLAN: Business succession. Fears about flood-damaged cars Continued From Page 1D firm was reeling from the come in and fill the role on flooding market not warranted loss of this very well-liked a temporary basis. There executive. In addition to the are many firms out there By TOM KRISHER Geico and Liberty Mutual, staff’s grief, the business that specialize in locating Associated Press either did not return calls was in dire straights as temporary CEOs or CFOs. or declined to release they had been unable to When planning for DETROIT — In the days claims information. find a replacement. Without the retirement of a key since Superstorm Sandy, Because many com- someone to take over, the executive, you can take one an alarming prediction has munities are still cleaning executive’s work fell to of two approaches. Firstly, flashed across the Internet: up from the superstorm, his staff who lacked the you can groom a successor Hundreds of thousands of more claims are bound to necessary experience. As in advance so they are flood-damaged vehicles come in. But the total is not a result, the profitability of ready to step in once the will inundate the nation’s likely to grow significantly. firm fell dramatically. Had executive steps down. used-car market, and buy- Ten days after Sandy, the this firm had a succession This plan should involve ers might not be told which rate of claim submissions plan in place, they would providing any requisite cars have been marred. is already starting to slow. have been in a much better training and experience. Not true, according to And many of those cars position. If the firm is small, insurance-claims data will have relatively minor Succession planning however, providing the reviewed by The Associated damage unrelated to water, must address the loss of necessary training may Press. The actual number meaning they can be fixed key staff members both be cost prohibitive. In the of affected vehicles is far and returned to their own- in the event they pass event grooming an internal smaller, and some of those ers. away suddenly or become candidate is not a feasible ASSOCIATED PRESS cars will be repaired and Cars are submerged at the entrance to a parking garage About 14,000 new cars significantly incapacitated option, the business can kept by their owners. The were also damaged by and in the event they hire a replacement in in New York after superstorm Sandy. Alarming claims that dire predictions are being flood-damaged cars from Sandy will inundate the used car Sandy while they sat on simply retire. The advance of the retirement, spread by a company that docks in the New York difference between these which would allow the sells vehicle title and repair market aren’t backed up by insurance company claim data, area awaiting shipment to two situations, of course, is successor an opportunity histories and by the larg- The Associated Press has found. dealers. But most of those how much time you have to to work alongside the est group representing vehicles won’t end up on find a replacement. executive, thereby helping American car dealers. Jersey Manufacturers, insurance company group sales lots. Automakers will There are two general ensure a smooth transition. They claim the number Nationwide and USAA ‚Äî that monitors fraud and have severely damaged ways a business can work Of course, as with all hiring of cars damaged by Sandy have received about 38,000 other trends, concurred, cars crushed because they through the unexpected decisions, a significant could be larger than when car-damage claims. saying insurers watched by don’t want their brand loss of key personnel. One amount of time and money Hurricane Katrina hit the “It’s not anything near his group are logging far name hurt by substandard way would be to ensure should be invested in Gulf Coast in 2005 and what we’re talking about in fewer claims than they did vehicles circulating in the that the remaining staff is finding the right person for marred more than 600,000 the Katrina situation,” said with Katrina. marketplace. able to pick up the slack. the key position. vehicles. But an AP analy- James Appleton, president “It doesn’t translate to To be sure, flood-dam- That way, the business sis of claims data supplied of the New Jersey Coalition there’s going to be 2, 3, aged cars can be a serious can keep moving forward ■ fSU finance Professor by major insurance compa- of Automotive Retailers, 400,000 cars out of this problem. Once a vehicle is until a replacement is Dr. Jerry Osteryoung is nies shows the number of a statewide association of thing just because this is dried out, the damage may found either by promotion Executive Director of the Jim Moran Institute for Global cars reported damaged so more than 500 dealers. such a huge geographic not be immediately appar- or a new hire. A second far is a fraction of that. Frank Scafidi, a spokes- storm,” Scafidi said. ent, so the car can often alternative would be to Entrepreneurship at florida State University’s College of The companies ‚Äî State man for the National Other large insurers, be sold to an unsuspecting hire someone who can Business. Farm, Progressive, New Insurance Crime Bureau, an such as Farmers, Allstate, buyer. LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK Of NOVEMBER 11, 2012 3C World worried about US fiscal cliff The Associated Press in October. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index fell 0.9 World stocks mostly fell percent to close at 8,757.60 and Friday as fears persisted over Hong Kong’s Hang Seng shed the so-called U.S. “fiscal cliff” 0.9 percent to end at 21,384.38. that’s seen as a big threat to the South Korea’s Kospi retreated economic recovery. 0.5 percent to 1,904.41. By midafternoon in Europe, The Shanghai Composite Britain’s FTSE 100 index of lead- Index closed down 0.1 percent ing companies was down 0.5 per- to 2,069.07 and the Shenzhen cent at 5,749.88 while Germany’s Composite Index edged 0.4 per- DAX was 1.2 percent lower at cent lower to 828.46. 7,120.13. The CAC-40 in France Australia’s S&P ASX 200 slipped 0.3 percent to 3,397.53. dropped 0.5 percent to 4,462.00 Asian indexes closed lower after the central bank released but U.S. stocks eked out some a downbeat assessment of the gains on the open. The Dow was country’s economy. up 0.1 percent to 12,826 while Australian stocks fell after the the broader S&P 500 gained 0.3 country’s central bank said in percent to 1,381.41. a quarterly report it was trim- Markets slumped worldwide ming growth forecasts as min- this week as investors refocused ing companies scale back invest- on challenges to the world econ- ment plans because of declining omy following President Barack iron ore and coal prices and the Obama’s re-election. ASSOCIATED PRESS strong currency. Many worry that gridlock A currency trader watches monitors in front of screens showing the Korea Composite Stock Price Index and for- In currencies, the euro weak- in Washington will prevent the eign exchange rate at the foreign exchange dealing room of the Korea Exchange Bank headquarters in Seoul, ened to $1.2712 from to $1.2750 president and Congress from South Korea, on Thursday. South Korea’s Kospi dropped 1.19 percent at 1,914.43 as world markets reacted to late Thursday. The dollar was reaching a deal before $800 bil- concerns about the United States’ ability to solve its pending financial difficulties. roughly unchanged against the lion of tax increases and govern- Japanese yen at 79.31 yen. ment spending cuts kicks in on Crude oil for December deliv- Jan. 1. warned that the economy of the the currency union’s financial recovery in the world’s second- ery was up 20 cents to $85.29 in Investors also have renewed 17 nation grouping that uses markets. largest economy. The latest data electronic trading on the New fears about Europe’s lingering the euro remains weak and will Those fears offset somewhat showed that Chinese factory York Mercantile Exchange. The debt crisis. European Central struggle to grow even with “visi- upbeat indicators in China that output rose, investment growth contract rose 65 cents to close at Bank President Mario Draghi bly improved” confidence among provided signs of a possible strengthened and inflation eased $85.09 on Thursday. US trade deficit After 3 bumpy years, Europe narrows to $41.5B, turns corner on financial crisis lowest in two years By DAVID McHUGH MARTIN CRUTSINGER growth has slowed by more and DON MELVIN Associated Press than import growth as the Associated Press weak global backdrop has WASHINGTON — The taken its toll,” said Paul FRANKFURT, Germany — The U.S. trade deficit declined Dales, senior U.S. economist worst of Europe’s financial crisis to the lowest level in nearly at Capital Economics. “So appears to be over. two years because exports while these data may boost European leaders have taken steps rose to a record high. The third-quarter ... growth by a to ease the panic that has plagued gain may not last given the couple of tenths of a percent, the region for three turbulent years. global economic slowdown. further ahead net exports Financial markets are no longer in Still, the narrower trade may not add anything to a state of emergency over Europe’s deficit could lead the gov- growth.” high government debts and weak ernment to revise its July- Europe’s debt crisis banks. And this gives politicians September economic and slower global growth from the 17 countries that use the growth estimate slightly in emerging markets had euro breathing room to fix their higher than the 2 percent weakened demand for U.S. remaining problems. annual rate reported last goods overseas in the previ- month. That’s because U.S. ous months. That subtract- Threats remain in Greece and companies earned more ed from economic growth in Spain, and Europe’s economy is fore- from overseas sales while the third quarter. cast to get worse before it gets better. consumers and businesses Exports to the 27-nation But an imminent breakup of the euro spent less on foreign prod- European Union were now seems unlikely, analysts say. ucts. unchanged in September ASSOCIATED PRESS The deficit narrowed to from August. Exports to “We are probably well beyond the German Chancellor Angela Merkel (center) speaks with European Central Bank $41.5 billion in September, Latin America grew 4.2 worst,” says Holger Schmieding, President Mario Draghi (left) and Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti during a the Commerce Department percent, although exports chief economist at Berenberg Bank round table meeting at a EU Summit in Brussels in June. The worst of Europe’s said Thursday. That is 5.1 to Brazil declined. Brazil in London. He says occasional flare- financial crisis appears to be over. European leaders have taken steps to ease percent below the August is South America’s biggest ups in financial markets are likely, the panic that has plagued the region for three turbulent years. deficit and the smallest economy. but “coming waves of turmoil will be imbalance since December So far this year, the U.S. less severe.” 2010. deficit is running at an annu- Evidence that Europe has turned of debt it joined with. Other govern- called troika of international lenders Exports climbed 3.1 per- al rate of $554 billion, slight- a corner can be found in countries’ ments — such as Spain and Ireland — the ECB, the European Union and cent to an all-time high of ly below last year’s $559.9 falling borrowing costs, rising stock — were saddled with debt piled up the International Monetary Fund $187 billion. That followed billion imbalance. markets and a slow but steady sta- by banks and real estate developers — to allow Greece more time to two monthly declines and The U.S. deficit with bilization of the region’s banking during boom years. meet deficit-reduction targets. The reflected stronger sales China increased to $29.1 system: Much of the credit for easing Greek Parliament took a big step of commercial aircraft, billion in September. It is Europe’s financial crisis goes to the Wednesday toward securing its next heavy machinery and farm running 6.8 percent ahead — The interest rates investors European Central Bank, which has batch of rescue loans from the troika goods. of last year’s record pace. are demanding to lend to struggling become more aggressive over the by approving a new round of tax Imports rose 1.5 per- America’s deficit with China countries such as Spain and Italy past year under the leadership of hikes and spending cuts. cent to $228.5 billion. An last year was the highest have plunged — a sign that inves- Mario Draghi. Another key breakthrough in the increase in consumer goods imbalance ever recorded tors are less fearful about defaults. The ECB said Sept. 6 that it was financial crisis came in late June, drove the gain, including with a single country. Spain’s two-year bonds carry an willing to buy unlimited amounts of when leaders meeting in Brussels shipments of the new Apple The widening trade gap interest rate, or yield, of just under 3 government bonds issued by coun- took new steps to steady banks and iPhone5. Higher oil pric- with China has heightened percent — down from a July 24 peak tries struggling to pay their debts. governments. They agreed to ease es also contributed to the trade tensions between the of 6.6 percent. Italy’s bond yields The ECB’s pledge instantly lowered up somewhat on austerity demands; gain. two countries. Many have have dropped just as sharply. borrowing costs for Spain and Italy, to use bailout funds to buy govern- Economists cautioned complained that China’s — The Stoxx 50 index of leading which earlier in the year had faced ment bonds and help ailing banks; that the increase in exports trade practices are unfair. European shares has surged 26 per- the same kinds of financial pressures and to create a single supervisor for may only be temporary. American manufacturers cent since June 1, while the euro has that forced Ireland, Greece and Spain all of Europe’s banks. One reason is soybean say China has kept the yuan risen from $1.26 to $1.29 over the to seek bailouts. Some analysts worry that as the exports rose 32 percent in undervalued against the same period. “Financial market confidence financial pressure eases Europe’s September from August, in U.S. dollar. A lower valued — After months of withdraw- has visibly improved,” Draghi said leaders could lose their recent part because of a jump in yuan makes Chinese goods als, deposits are trickling back into Thursday during a press confer- momentum. prices linked to the sum- cheaper for U.S. consum- Greek and Spanish banks, signaling ence. A breakup of the euro “is still mer drought. ers and American products that fears of their imminent finan- The ECB’s actions are reminiscent possible,” says Marie Diron, senior “More generally, export more expensive in China. cial collapse are abating. And U.S. of some of the emergency steps the economic adviser to Ernst & Young. money market mutual funds loaned Federal Reserve took after the U.S. “I don’t think we have removed the 16 percent more to eurozone banks financial crisis struck in 2007. The risk altogether.” in September. That was the third Fed offered banks cheap loans, cut Europe’s leaders have big chal- FUNDS: Old goal reached. straight monthly increase in short- short-term interest rates to record lenges left. Continued From Page 1A term funding to European banks, lows and started buying bonds to The most pressing is saving and follows a 70 percent reduction ease long-term borrowing rates and Greece. If the country was forced Duranty’s daughter Kali work. since May 2011. boost the confidence of consumers into a default and began printing Wagner was exhausted. “It made me feel proud More proof the crisis is easing: and businesses. its own currency, investors would She couldn’t stand. Her and determined to raise Gatherings of European financial The Fed couldn’t prevent the assume other countries might go daughter was too fragile more money,” she said. ministers no longer cause global United States from enduring its next and begin pulling their money to hold, and if it weren’t She posted her daughter’s stock and bond markets to gyrate worst recession since the Great out of those countries too, or demand for the Children’s Miracle and granddaughter’s story with every sign of progress or a Depression. But its actions defused higher returns to keep it there. The Network it may have been next to the familiar fundrais- setback. panic in the financial markets and coming months could severely test days before she could have ing collection buckets. The As financial-market panic recedes, helped restore the health of U.S. Germany’s new willingness to help. seen her daughter. story touched some people euro leaders have more time to try banks. Despite two bailouts totaling 240 Hospital staff wheeled and her store raised $5,000, to fix the flaws in their currency German Chancellor Angela Merkel billion ($311.3 billion) since 2010, Kali Wagner up to a draft the most in the company. union. Among the challenges are has also helped ease financial ten- Greece needs an estimated 30 bil- bed, lowered the bed, and Brown said the company reducing regulations and other costs sions across Europe by speaking lion more from the other eurozone raised the lid. There was expects to exceed $60,000 for businesses in order to stimu- more forcefully about the need to countries as its economy shrinks. her daughter. this year. late economic growth, and imposing hold the euro together. Berenberg’s Schmieding thinks “The equipment that Lester Scaff, president more centralized authority over bud- Merkel’s support is critical there’s a 25 percent chance that Children’s Miracle Network and CEO of S&S, said gets to prevent countries from ever because Germany, the eurozone’s Greece will leave the euro in the provides, it’s amazing to Shand’s Hospital serves again spending beyond their means. largest economy, has the most at next six months, if its parliament me,” she said. many people in the area. That’s important because a major stake financially in any bailouts. balks at painful austerity measures She said she saw a plaque “There are so many peo- cause of the crisis was Greece’s over- Merkel has backed the ECB’s bond- and euro members are reluctant to with the S&S logo naming ple who have been touched spending during the calm years after buying plan and has made concilia- provide more help. But he thinks a the company as one of the in this area by Shands,” he the euro’s introduction in 1999, and tory statements toward Greece. Greek departure would cause “only major supporters of the net- said. Italy’s failure to cut the high levels That has paved the way for the so- temporary damage.” Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2012 BUY IT Lake City Reporter Take ADvantage of the SELL IT Reporter Classifieds! CLASSIFIED 755-5440 FIND IT ADvantage

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Call today m/i tomorrow. This is a non-refundable rate. Experienced Servers and Cooks Room, CH/A, deck, 2 car carport pursuant to Florida Statue Section Only need apply. Must be 05535592 305-984-5511 or 386-344-0830 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 559.917. Any proceeds recovered available: days, nights, Interested in a Security Under from the sale of the vehicle over the Newer 2/2. Super clean on 1 ac . Beautiful Yard, Close to shopping weekends, and holidays. Officer Career? Lots of natural light. 3BD/1.5BA amount of the lien will be deposited North Florida Firearms North by distribution center. $1,000 $ 75 with the Clerk of the Court for dispo- Apply in person I HOP, Lak City Perfect for Target employee. $550. CH/A, $700 mth & $700 dep. Training Center Contact 386-344-2170 One item per ad sition upon court order. Drivers: All Miles PAID Lic# DS8900001 Offers mo Call for details. 386-867-9231 16Each additional 4 lines • 6 days line $1.15 (Loaded & Empty)! • Instruction for Class “D” Quiet Country Park Very Nice 3BD/2ba brick home, Rate applies to private individuals selling 1B7GL23Y1SS128290 Home on the weekends! Security Officer License in Lake $745 mth & $500 dep. personal merchandise totalling $1,000 or less. 1995 DODGE 3br/2ba $525. Very clean Each item must include a price. Running Class-A CDL Flatbed. City, 40 hr course. Application Required. This is a non-refundable rate. NO PETS! References & Lease to Own-No Money Down • Security Officer Class “D” Deposit required 386-758-2280 Call 386-935-1485 to see. 05535759 CALL: 888-880-5916 NOVEMBER 11, 2012 License Training Certification Under SALES POSITION $120.00. WATERTOWN AREA Business & $2,500 Available for motivated individual. Fees incl. application 3br/2ba DW, Handicap accessible, 750 Office Rentals $ 70 The Columbia County Local Mitiga- Rountree -Moore Ford, Great instructions, books, supplies, $650 mth, $500 dep. One item per ad tion Strategy working group will benefits, paid training/vacation. exam, next class 11/12/12. Call 386-344-0144, 386-344-5791 Ck out this Awesome Deal.Fort 23Each additional meet on Monday, November 19, 4 lines • 6 days line $1.45 Call 386-984-5530 White, Newly Remodled. Multi 2012 at 9 a.m. The meeting will be Exp. a plus but not necessary. Rate applies to private individuals selling use Comm Prop. Approx 850sqft. personal merchandise totalling $2,500 or less. held at the Columbia County Emer- Call Anthony Cosentino Mobile Homes Each item must include a price. 386-623-7442 640 for Sale Elec & water incl. Free WFI & This is a non-refundable rate. gency Operations Center, 263 NW Lake City Avenue, Lake City, FL yard Maint. High Traffic Area 32055. Pets & Supplies 575 Credit Score=10% Down on $725 mth - 941-924-5183. Under Medical 310 your choice of select New 3/2 or The purpose of this meeting is to re- 120 Employment FOR LEASE: Downtown Office view and select potential projects to PUBLISHER'S NOTE 4/2 Double. Limited time offer for $4,000 $ 40 Challenged Credit. North Pointe Space. Convenient to be pursued using the Hazard Mitiga- Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs Court house. One item per ad tion Grant Program (HMGP) Fund- 05535629 and cats being sold to be at least 8 Homes, 352-872-5566 27Each additional LAKE BUTLER HOSPITAL Call 386-755-3456 4 lines • 6 days ing. line $1.55 weeks old and have a health NEW 3/2 JACOBSEN HOMES Rate applies to private individuals selling The public is invited to attend this F/T certificate from a licensed For Rent or Lease: Former Doc- personal merchandise totalling $4,000 or less. Starting at $43,995. Painted Each item must include a price. meeting. ADON/RN veterinarian documenting they tors office, Former professional This is a non-refundable rate. Must be Florida Licensed WAlls-Del-Set-AC-Skirting-and office & Lg open space: avail on have mandatory shots and are Steps. North Pointe Homes - Hwy 05535712 Management Experience free from intestinal and external East Baya Ave. Competitive rates. November 11, 18, 2012 Preferred. 441 N, Gainesville, FL Weekdays 386-984-0622 Under parasites. Many species of wild- 352-872-5566 PHYSICAL THERAPIST life must be licensed by Florida evenings/weekends 497-4762 $6,000 $ 40 Will be required to evaluate and Fish and Wildlife. If you are NEW Jacobsen Model Homes PROFESSIONAL treat a variety of diagnoses/post One item per ad Lost & Found unsure, contact the local Sale! 13 Left with up to $25,000 OFFICE UNIT 30Each additional 020 surgical conditions in a 4 lines • 6 days office for information. off. Don’t buy until you shop Oakbridge Office Complex line $1.65 hospital/swing-bed and out Rate applies to private individuals selling North Pointe Homes 4545 NW 725 SE Baya Dr - Call 752-4820 personal merchandise totalling $6,000 or less. LOST - Small Reward - Diamond patient setting. 13th St - Gainesville Each item must include a price. Pendant from necklace. Stopped at Livestock & This is a non-refundable rate. Hand experience preferred /not 330 Supplies 352-872-5566 following locations: Dr. Gonzales, required. Serious inquiries only. Lots for Sale N.F. Pharm., Dr. Charles, Ruby For further information, please Deep Creek Farms - Barn kept Own Your Property? No Money 805 Tuesdays, Diamond Nails - gener- visit our website: Square or Net Wrapped Round Down with good credit. Great Garage al areas, Contact 386-752-0593 www.lakebutlerhospital.com Rates Available. North Pointe PUBLISHER'S NOTE Hay Bales For Sale All real estate advertising in this (386) 496-2323 EXT 9258, Ronnie Hughes (386)365-1425 Homes 352-872-5566 Sale FAX (386) 496-9399 newspaper is subject to the fair Job Equal Employment Opportunity Palm Harbor Homes housing act which makes it illegal 4 lines 100 Opportunities / Drug & Tobacco Free 4/2 From 499 Mo Loaded to advertise "any preference, $ 50 Workplace 3/2 From 399 Mo Loaded limitation, or discrimination based 3 days 408 Furniture $0 Down, Singlewides $299/Mo on race, color, religion, sex, Includes 2 Signs 17 $ 05534241 Each additional line 1.65 800-622-2832 ext 210 disability, familial status or nation- NOW HIRING 05535706 Beautiful Over Stuffed Sleeper al origin; or any intention to make Cashiers & Baggers for High Dietary Aide Sofa, Queen Size, Nice Floral Several Bank Repos and Used such preference, limitation or Service Guide Springs fruit & gift stores. Laundry Attendant Print. Like New. $125. Homes in stock At North Pointe discrimination." Familial status Limited to service type advertis- Benefits avail: health, dental, Avalon Healthcare Center is Contact Jeanne 386-288-8898 in Gainesville includes children under the age of & vacation. currently accepting applications 352-872-5566 18 living with parents or legal ing only. Apply in person: Florida Queen-Size Cherry Wood Bdrm $ for the part time positions of custodians, pregnant women and 4 lines, one month.... 92.00 Citrus Center (Chevron) Dietary Aide and Set. Lrg Dresser w/ Mirror, Head- $10.80 each additional line board, Nightstand,BoxSpring/Mat- Unfurnished Apt. people securing custody of chil- 18603 NW CR 236, High Laundry Attendant 710 For Rent dren under the age of 18. This Includes an additional $2.00 per Springs (exit 404 & I-75) Please apply at tress &Metal Rails. $700 OBO. Can email pics. (386) 397-2389 newspaper will not knowingly ad for each Wednesday insertion. Avalon Healthcare and 05535481 accept any advertising for real es- Rehabilitation Center. We’ve got it all! tate which is in violation of the 05535697 $89 Deposit Placing An Ad Seeking experienced applicants 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. Garage Sales law. Our readers are hereby in- for Bridge/Structural Concrete Lake City, Florida 32025 430 Limited Avail. Call Today! formed that all dwellings adver- You can call us at 755-5440, crew positions. Positions open; or fax resume to 386-752-8556 Windsong Apts. tised in this newspaper are availa- PUBLISHER'S NOTE Monday through Friday from 8:00 Bridge Carpenter, Formsetter, EOE *Free after school program ble on an equal opportunity basis. Concrete Finisher. Rigging and All Yard Sale Ads To complain of discrimination call a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Must be Pre-Paid. 386-758-8455 Some people prefer to place their light operator experience is a 05535742 HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, classified ads in person, and some plus. Work area will be Central RN/LPN/C.N.A 1BR APT. the toll free ad categories will require prepay- North Florida thru Big Bend.” Full Time RN Unit Manager Downtown Location, Clean. New telephone number to the hearing You may apply at 841 NW Carpet $450 mo, plus Security. impaired is 1-800-927-9275. ment. Our office is located at 180 Avalon Healthcare Center is Miscellaneous Guerdon Street, Lake City, FL currently accepting applications 440 NO PETS. Call 386-755-3456 East Duval Street. 32056, fax your resume to for the part time positions of 2BR/1BA $600/MO & $575 Sec. You can also fax or email your ad 386-755-9132 or visit website at RN/LPN/C.N.A and Full Time All Children are artists! Home for Sale copy to the Reporter. Ages 2-10 - Fall Session Dep. Lovely, Private, re-done 810 www.andersoncolumbia.com. RN Unit Manager CR 242 West of RT 47 FAX: 386-752-9400 Please Please apply at Receive $10 off tuition 2 Owner Financed Homes/ 1 Rental October 22nd - Nov. 16th 386-365-7193 or 867-6319 direct your copy to the Classified CDL Class A Truck Driver. Avalon Healthcare and Lake City, Mayo, Branford Department. Flatbed exp. for F/T SE area. Rehabilitation Center. Phone: (386) 438-8060 2br/1ba Apt. Quiet Lake View 386-590-0642 or 386-867-1833 EMAIL: classifieds@lakecityre- 3 years exp or more. Medical 1270 S.W. Main Blvd. Noahs-art.com *located across the CH/A $500. mo www.suwanneevalleyproperties.com highway from Honda porter.com benefits offered. Contact Lake City, Florida 32025 $500 dep. 3BR/1.5BA - Eat in Kitchen Melissa or Sandy@ 386-935-2773 or fax resume to 386-752-8556 ANYONE WANTING No pets. 386-344-2170 Elec. Appl., &W/D , Utility Room, EOE A Meat: Chicken or Duck, around 2BR/2BA w/garage Porch, Carport, Lg lot, Deadlines 7 or 8 lbs ready now for 5 minutes from VA hospital and Close to VA & shopping. $68,000 Thanksgiving. We will dress Be Sure to Call Early 05535750 Timco. Call for details. 386-288-5240 or 386-984-0207 chicken, Quail, or Pheasants. 386-365-5150 RN Oncology For Hunters have good flying Ad is to Appear: Call by: Fax/Email by: Fast paced Oncology Pheasant. RSVP for 1st Sat. of A Landlord You Can Love! Farms & Tuesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. Hematology practice currently Dec. for Pheasant shooting call for 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great 820 Acreage Wednesday Mon., 10:00 a.m. Mon., 9:00 a.m. seeking a permanent, full time tickets available 754-9127 area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. 10 acres with well/septic/pp Thursday Wed., 10:00 a.m. Wed., 9:00 a.m. ADJUNCT INSTRUCTORS ONCOLOGY INFUSION RN 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 to work in outpatient (not guar); $300 dwn; $580 a mth. Friday Thurs., 10:00 a.m. Thurs., 9:00 a.m. SPRING TERM 2013 Good Things Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. chemotherapy at their Brandywine Apartments Saturday 450 to Eat Now Renting 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com Sunday Fri., 10:00 a.m. Fri., 9:00 a.m. Lake City location. COMPUTER SCIENCE 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. 4 acres, Wellborn, New Well These deadlines are subject to change without notice. The Nut Cracker, Robert Taylor 386-752-3033 W. Grandview Ave. Energetic, outgoing, and detail Work schedule M-F, 8am-5pm. Buy, sell, crack & shell pecans installed, Beautifully wooded Cancellations, Changes Please send resume with salary Equal Housing Opportunity w/cleared Home Site, owner fin, oriented candidates needed to fill 2738 CR 252 W, Lake City 32024 TDD Number 1-800-955-8771 req. to [email protected]. Re- Pinemount Rd/CR 252 Taylorville no down, $39,900, $410 mon adjunct Computer Science Instructor sumes without salary req. will & Billing Questions position. Must be able to TEACH ON 386-963-4138 or 961-1420 Brandywine Apartments Call 352-215-1018 not be considered. www.LandOwnerFinancing.com CAMPUS during the day. Master’s Now Renting Ad Errors- Please read your ad 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms, CH/A. on the first day of publication. Degree in Computer Science or Busy Family Practice Office seeks 460 Firewood 386-752-3033 W. Grandview Ave. Investment We accept responsibility for only related educational/instructional F/T Nursing Personnel Equal Housing Opportunity 860 Property the first incorrect insertion, and technology field required. Email Must be Motivated and Organized Free Oak Firewood only the charge for the ad space resume/ transcripts to Pamela. Office Experience Preferred Need to brings your own BRANFORD VILLAS 2 ACRES of land with 8,000 sf. in error. Please call 755-5440 [email protected] Fax Resume to (386) 719-9494. gloves to gather the wood. 386-935-2319 building. $80,000. Located in Giebeig Family Medicine 2br/1ba Apts. immediately for prompt correc- ENGLISH Contact 935-2461 Olustee. Owner Financing tion and billing adjustments. Exp. CAP or Licensed Mental Now available. possible. 904-318-7714. English adjunct needed to teach $570. mo. Cancellations- Normal advertising Health Professional for Mobile Homes during the day. Master’s in English Equal Housing Opportunity deadlines apply for cancellation. counseling and assessments in 630 for Rent Real Estate Billing Inquiries- Call 755-5440. required or 18 graduate hours in an outpatient SA treatment Great area West of I-75, deluxe 870 Wanted Should further information be English plus master’s in related area. program. Ref. Req'd. PT 14 x 70 MH. Real clean,2br/2ba 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D Email resume to required regarding payments or Contact Tim Moses at tim.moses@ garden tub, Water furn.,Good Lo- hookups & patio. $600-$750 plus I Buy Houses fgc.edu [email protected] cation $575 mo. $300 dep. No Pets SEC .386-438-4600 or 965-5560 CASH! credit limits, your call will be trans- 386-755-0064 or (904) 771-5924 Quick Sale Fair Price ferred to the accounting depart- HISTORY Updated Apt, 386-269-0605 ment. History adjunct needed to teach during 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $450. mo. w/tile floors/fresh paint. General Information the day. Master’s in History required Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer Great area. or 18 graduate hours in History plus Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP 386-752-9626 386-752-6422 Advertising copy is subject to master’s in related area. Contact Tim approval by the Publisher who Moses at [email protected] 2/1 SW US 90 W, LC,Remodeled, Furnished Apts. reserves the right to edit, reject, NURSING CLINICAL lg yard, porch, quiet area. 1st mth 720 For Rent or classify all advertisements under $575 & $500 dep. No pets. 386- BSN Required. Master’s degree in 752-1941 or 965-0932 Rooms for Rent. Hillcrest, Sands, appropriate headings. Copy should shed Mont e Columbia. All furnished. Electric, be checked for errors by the nursing preferred. At least two years Publi hly by th of recent clinical experience required. Efficency Apt and Rv Lots for cable, fridge, microwave. Weekly advertiser on the first day of pub- Lake City Reporter Rent. Between Lake City & or monthly rates. 1 person $135, lication. 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Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, November 11, 2012 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TASTE BUDDIES MARCH OF DIMES FUNDRAISER Holiday Magic auction set Genie Norman and Mary Kay Hollingsworth [email protected] Mildred’s menu is a dining delight

n a shop- ping trip to Gainesville recently, we decided to Ohave lunch at one of our favorite spots, Mildred’s Big City Food. Mildred’s opened 10 years ago in Gainesville and continues to provide an outstanding menu with selections just a little above the norm. Owner and chef Bert Gill uses the fresh- est ingredients, purchased locally when possible, with the meat being pro- vided by the University of Florida Agriculture Department and seafood from a Jacksonville seafood Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter market. Gill trained at the A participant in last year’s March of Dimes’ ‘Holiday Magic’ fundraiser enters a bid on one of the silent auction items. The event raised more than $42,000 New England Culinary to aid premature babies. This year’s fundraiser will be at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Rountree Moore Toyota showroom. Institute, and after working in Boston several years, Eighth annual event to feature an array foods prepared by local chefs decided to return to his Florida roots — and it was By TONY BRITT definitely a win for us. [email protected] Mildred’s has specials every day. This day, one of The holiday season tradition- the quiches was kale and ally ushers in a season of caring ricotta cheese. Soups were and giving. black bean and cream of In Columbia County, the sea- mushroom. The terrine son of caring and giving is usu- was made from pork. ally defined as helping others The toasted pimento in less fortunate circumstances cheese sandwich ($7) was — especially premature babies delicious and very different fighting for their lives. from your mama’s rendi- Next week organizers for a March of Dimes fundraiser are tion. It is made with their Diamond stud earrings and a pearl own roasted red peppers hoping to see the generous side of the holiday season when it necklace are among prizes to cut into strips and mixed choose from for the winner of a into the cheese-mayonnaise comes to giving funds for prema- mixture. It was absolutely ture babies. limited-ticket raffle. delicious and full of pimen- The Holiday Magic March of for which are being sold for $25 tos. It was served with a Dimes Signature Chefs Auction each. Only 100 tickets were print- side salad of fresh baby will take place 5:30 p.m. Tuesday ed for the drawing. The winner greens. at the Rountree Moore Toyota will have the choice among three The mushroom soup showroom. Tickets are $50, and Zac and Mandy Cook of Lake City hold their triplets during last year’s items: one-carat total weight wasn’t too thick or too thin, are available at: Ward’s Jewelers, diamond stud earrings in 14k Suwannee Democrat, TD Bank event. The girls, then 18 months old, were born prematurely but received and was served with their help from the March of Dimes. gold settings, donated by George homemade foccacia bread. (U.S. 90 West at Baya Drive) and Ward of Ward’s Jewelers and Rountree Moore Toyota. The curry chicken salad Sally & Billy, live and silent auc- promote healthy babies being valued at $1,500; an 18-inch, 8-8.5 Ferne Mann, a volunteer with ($8) is our all-time favorite tions and a festival of trees and born and to try to learn what mm pearl necklace, donated by event organizers Maureen and selection. It is made with wreaths. Silent auction items are causes babies to be born prema- Peter Francis of Joye’s Gems and Vern Lloyd, said this year marks all white meat chicken, $100 or less, while premier auc- turely. The funds will help with Things and valued at $1,050; or a the eighth year the fundraiser with celery, raisins, chut- tion items are $100 or more. research. 12-gauge Remington pump-action has been scheduled locally. ney and a mayonnaise- “The presenting sponsor is TD “The Neonatal Intensive Care Model 870 shotgun donated by “Rountree Moore is the host based dressing. It also Bank,” Mann said. “Our honorary Units are an initiative of the Mike and Patti Kahlich of North sponsor,” she said. Organizers is served with the fresh chair is Suzanne Norris of TD March of Dimes,” she said. “The Florida Automotive Rebuilders are expecting 300 to 350 people green salad and foccacia. Bank. Norris is a person of high March of Dimes spearheaded and valued at $500. to attend. “The purpose of the At lunch, you order and standing in the community and the effort to get these NICUs in “We’ve had a drawing every event is to raise money for the pay at the counter, and she has always been a supporter regional hospitals throughout the year for the last three years, but March of Dimes.” your meal is delivered to of the March of Dimes.” United States.” this is the first time we’ve had The event will feature chef your table. The wait staff Mann said the March of Dimes This year’s fundraiser will a shotgun,” Mann said. “We are specialty foods, complimentary is absolutely some of the offers community programs to also feature a drawing, tickets best. Courteous, profes- wine tasting, live music by Harry, MAGIC continued on 2D sional and just plain nice. Mildred’s is open for Sunday brunch, which certainly would be worth a trip to try it out. Dinner is Rain barrels help with outdoor watering served in a different atmo- sphere, with white table- ain barrels barrel. Our average annual GARDEN TALK with screen and placed barrels_guide.pdf cloths, muted lighting and serve the pri- rainfall in Lake City is a under areas with heavy The UF Master table service. mary purpose of little over 56 inches, with water runoff like roof val- Gardeners are available There are so many supplementing summer months being leys. Or you can use a to help solve gardening interesting choices on the irrigation water the wettest. By harvesting lidded barrel and insert a problems on Tuesday and menu. Just a few include Rused for watering plants. rain and using it between downspout. Put your bar- Thursday mornings at braised oxtail served with The average water use for rainfalls, a homeowner can rel up on a platform, insert 752-5384. Join us for our potato gnocchi ($20); pink watering lawns and plants, use about 1,300 gallons of a spigot, and easily fill a free Edible Landscape porgy (fish) with Seminole washing cars and doing water from the barrel over watering can or attach a Workshop at the Fort pumpkin and saffron nage other outdoor projects is the summer months. Nichelle Demorest soaker hose. However you White Library on Thursday ($23); and hanger steak estimated to be about 30 to Used food-grade bar- [email protected] set up your system, just at 5:45 p.m. It will also be with creamy polenta and 35 gallons per person each rels are the easiest to find make sure your barrel is offered at the downtown garlic spinach ($19). day. This can be costly and the most affordable. Oak whiskey barrels have located near the area you Lake City Library on Interesting appetizers if you pay city water and These 50- to 80-gallon been popular in the past want to water because there Saturday at 2 pm. include escargot carbon- sewer bills. plastic drums were used and are very attractive will be only enough pres- ara with garlic cream, egg Most people use the to ship food items such as sure for a short hose. in many locations. Even ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is noddles and peas ($8); roof, gutters and down- pickles, olives, and juice. large plastic trash cans can For a complete guide a horticulture agent with the goat cheese-stuffed yellow spouts to fill their rain Be very careful that you serve the purpose. to making and using your Columbia County Extension squash with walnut barrel. 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D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2012 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Go for charitable ‘adoption’ as Neil Armstrong’s more meaningful holiday gifts Corvette geting careful makeover Variety of ways By RICK NEALE one-of-a-kind coupe from Florida Today an undisclosed Georgia to give and help owner in February. at same time. MERRITT ISLAND Crosby won’t say how — Aiming a swivel-lens much he paid for the By LEANNE ITALIE digital camera, Roger car. In January 2007, a Associated Press Kallins meticulously cap- 1967 Corvette formerly tured close-up images of owned by astronaut Gus NEW YORK — Buy a the Corvette’s wheel well, Grissom sold at auction sheep, “adopt” a soldier or brake assembly and front for $275,000 in Scottsdale, name a piece of rainforest. coil spring. Ariz. There are lots of ways to The Ormond Beach Initially, Crosby offered honor loved ones for the photojournalist is collect- the vehicle on eBay — holidays with gifts through ing hundreds of images where it garnered offers charitable-minded naming documenting the restora- exceeding $250,000. and adoption programs. tion of one of America’s However, he has now Heifer International’s most unique vehicles: decided to repair 45 years catalog at heifer.org offers former NASA astronaut of wear and refurbish the shoppers a unique way to Neil Armstrong’s 1967 sports car to its same con- make giving more mean- Corvette Sting Ray. dition as when Armstrong ingful by buying cows, “We have to document cruised across the Space goats, sheep, llamas, water every square inch of this Coast during the Apollo buffalos, bees, trees and car, inside and out. We era. more to benefit people in have to record every “It’s a piece of history need around the world. A single part of this car in to me — it’s not a car. It’s card of explanation goes to its current condition,” like owning Samuel Colt’s the giftee. Kallins said. first revolver ever made,” The National Wildlife Merritt Island resident Crosby said, eyeing the Federation has an adopt- Joe Crosby bought the marina blue Corvette. an-animal program. The adoptions are symbolic and represent a general dona- tion to the cause but do include certificates and small tokens of appre- ciation, such as a stuffed animal, depending on the amount spent. An array of endangered species are covered, from sea turtles to baby pandas. Order online at nwf.org. Or try one of these less well known programs:

Deforestation ASSOCIATED PRESS PotashCorp.—White Springs last year donated $10,000 Penda Ndong, of Diarrere, Senegal, plays with a goat provided through Heifer International. Cuipo, a preserva- to the March of Dimes during the seventh annual ‘Holiday tion organization based There are lots of ways to honor loved ones for the holidays with gifts through charitable Magic’ fundraiser. in Newport Beach, Calif., naming and adoption programs. Heifer International’s catalog at heifer.org offers shoppers a has purchased swaths of unique way to make giving more meaningful by buying cows, goats, sheep, llamas, water Panama rainforest and buffaloes, bees, trees and more to benefit people in need around the world. MAGIC: For a good cause. allows supporters through its One Meter at a Time attractions, including a zoo, from hundreds registered via email, easy to gift to a Continued From Page 1D Foundation to help foot the aquarium and insectarium, by teachers to contribute charitable-minded person bill. Pay $5 to $100 at Cuipo. are available at audubonin- by region of the country, on your list. pre-selling tickets, and Players Club Seafood Bar org for various amounts stitute.org. Donations help school name, teacher name they are going really fast.” and Grill, who will serve of land or purchase gifts feed and care for more and other search criteria. Whales Mann said organizers prime rib, homemade tur- that come with codes on than 15,000 invertebrates, If a donor has no prefer- focused on getting items key pot pie and oysters their tags where a meter fish, amphibians, rep- ence, Adopt-A-Classroom While some animal adop- of interest to men for this on the half shell. of rainforest can be named tiles, birds, mammals and partners the donor with an tions are symbolic, without year’s auction. The chef from through the website. New insects. Special gift pack- underserved classroom in a specific animal to bring Live-auction items Hannah’s is going to partner Sigg, the water ages include a personalized their community. the experience to life for include a fishing trip serve seafood bisque and bottle people, are offering certificate, photo and fun children, the Pacific Whale out of Steinhatchee, a crab and shrimp dip. Cuipo-branded bottles with facts. More unusual adop- Soldiers Foundation in Maui, Hawaii, quail hunting trip for two The Rose Mary the codes on tags for nam- tions include an Amazon offers the personal story of people at Tiger Creek Catering Co. will serve ing. The bottles are avail- milk frog and a giant ant- Lots of organizations a specific dolphin or whale. Hunting Preserve, a salmon en croute, while able for purchase at Whole eater. arrange for holiday care And kids gifted a turtle get stay at a house on the Publix will have deca- Foods markets around the packages shipped to active to name one! It means a St. Johns River to fish in dent dessert cakes and country. Classrooms duty servicepeople. At the lot to young recipients who Astor.. Cakes By Pat will have nonprofit adoptaussoldier. might not be so jazzed by No chefs auction would a tiered wedding cake at New Orleans At adoptaclassroom.org, org, the experience goes a more general donation be complete without the event. Tracy Hicks make a generation dona- deeper. The site “assigns” made in lieu of a holiday gift food, and Mann said sev- from Catering For All The Audubon Nature tion to benefit schools a U.S. soldier serving in in his or her name. Adoption eral local chefs agreed to Occasions will serve Institute in New Orleans damaged by superstorm one of more than 128 coun- packages range from $25 participate in this year’s appetizers and hors went through tough times Sandy. The site promises tries to send care pack- to $75 and offer download- fundraiser. d’oeuvres. after Hurricane Katrina. 100 percent of donations ages and write letters to. able adoption certificates “The chefs have done a “These chefs are anx- For $15 to $500, ani- will go directly to teach- Soldiers sign up to partici- and plush animal toys in really nice job for us this ious to give the very mal adoptions that ben- ers for their students. A pate. Details of the soldier the higher range. Go to year,” she said. best,” Mann said. “It’s efit the institute’s various donor selects a classroom you’re matched with arrive pacificwhale.org. New chefs taking going to be a wonderful part will come from the event.”

HAPPENINGS Stop by the McCall-Anderson engagement Lake City Reporter Dale and Debbie for your McCall, of Belton, S.C., announce the engage- ment of theier daughter, complimentary Keitha Marie McCall, of Gainesville, to Ethan engagement Michael Anderson, of Gainesville, son of Eddie package. and Donna Anderson, of Lake City. • Sweetwater Branch Inn The wedding is planned for 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 800-595-7760 18, at the Hippodrome • Wards Jewelry & Gifts Theatre in Gainesville. The 752-5470 reception will follow at the Ethan Michael Anderson and Keitha Marie McCall. theater. • Camp Weed Cerveny The bride-elect is a 1997 degree in neuroscience are Stephen and Mary Conference Center graduate of Belton -Honea from the university. He is a Parsons, Tony and Marcy 386-364-5250 Path High School in Path, member of the Society for Robinson, and Kevin Sr. • GeGee’s Studio S.C., and a 2001 magna Neuroscience. and Marla Bendenbaugh. cum laude graduate of Great-grandparents are 758-2088 the University of South Birth Helen Dukes and the late • Holiday Inn Carolina with a bachelor Peter Mann Dukes, Arthur 754-1411, ext. 106 of arts degree in political announcement and Janie Bendenbaugh science and English. She and the late Lillian enjoys photography and A daugher, Kloey Bennett. travel. Emma, was born to Kevin The future groom Jr. and Amy Bendenbaugh graduated in 2000 from of Lake City on Aug. 31 at Columbia High School Shands Lake Shore. in Lake City and in 2002 She weighed 7 pounds, graduate of Lake City 4 ounces and measured 19 Community College. He inches. graduated cum laude in He siblings are Kailey 2008 from the University Elizabeth, 7; Chase Aisle Style of Florida with a bachelor’s Lyttleton, 5, and Mason Complimentary degree in psychology and Mann, 2. in 2012 received a doctoral The grandparents Engagement Package 3DLIFE

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2012 3D Experts: Travel with pets is worth hassle Finding transport, owners’ hands may be wiped for chemical testing. hotels that allow The hassle of traveling is only pets is challenging. half over once the plane lands. Carter, who once canceled a trip By SUE MANNING in which she and her dog were Associated Press hoping to try a new hotel in Northern California, recounted LOS ANGELES — Travel for how the hotel worded its pet humans during holidays is tough policy online: “We are smoke-free enough: Long lines, crowds and pet-free.” everywhere, extra bags full of “My God, are pets being con- presents. Throw a pet in the mix, sidered killers, like smoke? and it’s a recipe for disaster. That’s a sign people don’t want to But Sheron Long, a frequent be around pets,” she said. traveler and author of “Dog Trots Lisa Porter, CEO of a web- Globe — To Paris and Provence,” site that lists pet-friendly places say it’s worth the trouble. to stay and activities around the “Every trip was better when country, said more businesses Chula could be with us,” she said are catering to customers with a of her Shetland sheepdog. “She pet in tow than ever before. For was so excited, I could imagine example, vineyards and winer- her dog’s eye view of the world. ies have opened their tours to It causes you to explore and go pets, and as many as 90 percent see different things and meet of hotels in some cities are pet- people.” friendly, she said. The U.S. Department of Most five-star hotels have Transportation estimates more accommodations and perks for than 2 million pets and other well-behaved pets, and even most animals are transported by air discount hotels, including Red each year. Pets aren’t allowed on Roof Inns, Motel 6 and Extended Amtrak trains, Greyhound buses Stay America, are pet-friendly. or cruise lines, but they can go ASSOCIATED PRESS Other hotels have weight limits on many regional train, bus and Travel for humans during holidays is tough enough: Long lines, crowds everywhere, extra bags full of presents. on animals. Some charge a night- boat lines. Throw a pet in the mix, and it’s a recipe for disaster. But Sheron Long, author of ‘Dog Trots Globe — To Paris ly fee for animals, some have The majority of four-legged and Provene,’ says pets also can add new dimensions to the experiene. cleaning deposits and some will carry-on passengers are dogs, charge only if there is damage. but some airlines allow rabbits, “Stopping overnight gives ments for pets in the cabin, so a Greyhound or cruises get a tick- In France, where Long and birds and other small animals. them a chance to use the litter small pet must fit in a carrier that et to ride through their roles Chula spend four months every Experts say before including a pet box at their leisure and eat and can be stowed under a seat and as service animals. Under the year, so many people take their in travel plans, consider whether drink comfortably,” said Golon, larger ones must be checked in. Americans with Disabilities Act, dogs to restaurants that there it would enjoy the experience. the founder of High Paw Media. Long’s dog weighs 30 pounds, trained helper animals such as is an “under-table culture going “Some dogs don’t like to travel, Gwen Cooper, the author of so 9-year-old Chula has to fly in guide dogs or signal dogs must on,” she said. The French hospi- some love it,” said Kelly E. Carter, “Homer’s Odyssey: A Fearless cargo. be allowed. tality for dogs stops at museums, the pet travel expert for AOL’s Feline Tale, or How I Learned During the holidays, though, Pet accommodations at air- though: “The French prize their Paw Nation and a Chihuahua About Love and Life with a Blind when planes are fuller and lines ports differ, though every air- dogs, but they prize their art owner. “You have to know your Wonder Cat,” said animals pick up are longer, some airlines ban pets port has animal-relief areas. work even more,” she said. pet.” on their owners’ moods, “which in cargo, as well as times when Some are easy to find — San Chula has been such a good Caroline Golon’s two Persian means if you’re nervous, your the heat or cold is intense. Certain Francisco’s has paw prints on the travel buddy that she inspired cats “are not big fans of car trav- cat or dog is going to be nervous breeds can never fly on some air- floor leading to them — and most Long’s book, which is a travel- el” — the only way that they can too. The best way to avoid being lines, including those considered or all areas are located outside ogue written from a dog’s point travel since their breed is banned nervous is to prepare you and to have bullying characteristics, of security checkpoints. Federal of view. Long said having Chula by many airlines — so they don’t your pet ahead of time and think like pit bulls, and snub-nosed ani- transportation guidelines require around means never being lonely go on trips. Golon said when they through as many contingencies mals like shih tzus or Persian animals to be removed from car- — partly because of all the people travel, the family stops at pet- as possible.” cats because of potential breath- riers, so pets should be collared who stop to admire the dog. friendly hotels rather than drive For eligible cats, as well as ing problems. and leashed — especially cats. “If you want to be a hermit, go nonstop. dogs, airlines have size require- Animals that travel on Amtrak, Pet carriers are not X-rayed, but (traveling) alone,” Long said.

FOOD Tricks for perfect Brussels sprouts By SARA MOULTON For The Associated Press

Brussels sprouts can generate some pretty strong opinions. As with cilantro or goat cheese, you either love them or hate them. The little stinkers are the smallest of the crucifers and, when prepared incor- ASSOCIATED PRESS rectly, can develop a scary The traditional wicker cornucopia can be replaced, as in this aroma and deadly taste. casw with one made of terracotta and filled with gourds. Weirdly, they somehow remain a perennial feature on many Thanksgiving Tweaking tradition: menus. In fairness, it’s hard to cook Brussels sprouts New takes on old to their best advantage because they are so dense- holiday cornucopia ly constructed. By the time the heat gets to the core, By KIM COOK Consider incorporating a there’s a good chance that Associated Press few pheasant feathers and, the outside has been over- to amp up the flair, some cooked. The cornucopia, that copper or bronze glitter. It used to be that I had symbol of abundance and Martha Stewart’s craft no better idea about what the harvest, has graced editors suggest making to do with them than any- the Thanskgiving table or mini cornucopias out of one else. I just followed sideboard for generations. chair caning, or larger ones the procedure I learned While the original version, for door decor. The small in cooking school — trim in ancient Greece, was a ones, stuffed with tissue them, use a knife to score goat’s horn, the American and a handful of nuts, make the bottom in a crisscross ASSOCIATED PRESS cornucopia is typically a clever party favors. The big pattern 1/4 inch deep (so Sauteed Brussels sprouts with toasted walnuts and lemon makes a quick, tasty side dish horn-shaped wicker basket versions, filled with pear they cook more evenly), for any dinner. filled with a colorful array branches, seeded eucalyp- and boil or steam them of fall vegetables and fruit. tus and dried flowers, would until done. The results With a little shopping look great right through to were not exactly inspiring. Even more impressive the 1800s. damaged outside leaves. and some creative time set winter’s holiday season. It wasn’t until the Two than the process is the Use a food processor fitted aside, it’s easy to update the Craft suppliers stock Hot Tamales showed me result — the surprising Quick Sauteed Brussels with the thin slicing blade traditional cornucopia with- grapevine horn-shaped bas- a better way that I fell in deliciousness of these Sprouts with Toasted to shred the sprouts. out diminishing its sense of kets; they’re available in love. The Tamales — shredded sauteed Brussels Walnuts and Lemon In a large skillet over plenty and celebration. sizes from 12 to 48 inches, chefs Sue Fenniger and sprouts. You don’t need medium-high, heat the oil. Instead of the usual vari- and even mini place-card or Mary Sue Milliken, the co- a lot of fat to cook them Add the sprouts and lemon ety of produce, consider table-favor sizes. hosts of their own show in, and the little guys pair Start to finish: 15 min- zest, then reduce the heat a group of similarly hued You can create your own on the Food Network once up nicely with all sorts of utes to medium. Cook, stirring, fruits, vegetables and plant horn-shaped receptacle out upon a time — sliced the toasted nuts. I’ve opted Servings: 6 until crisp tender, about 5 material. A coordinating of all sorts of materials. sprouts very thin, then for walnuts in this recipe, minutes. The pan will seem vessel adds style. Artist Natalie Raevsky has quickly sauteed them. And but swap in your favorite. 1/2 cup coarsely very crowded in the begin- For instance, West Elm instructions on her blog I do mean quickly — 3 to And a tart little spritz of chopped walnuts ning, but the Brussels has an ivory cast-terracotta to make one out of papier 5 minutes in the pan and lemon provides the finish- 1 1/2 pounds Brussels sprouts will shrink down cornucopia that would look mache, lined with burlap they’re good to go. ing touch. sprouts quickly. Season with salt lovely filled with cream- and wrapped with raffia. The simplicity of Take my word for it; 2 tablespoons extra-virgin and pepper, 1 to 2 table- and caramel-colored good- Or make a mold by sand- olive oil this technique is, of when it comes to Brussels Zest and juice of 1 lemon spoons of the lemon juice, ies. Think wheat sheaves, ing a foam cone into the course, a huge bonus on sprouts, this recipe has Kosher salt and ground and the walnuts. Serve golden apples, pears and shape of a horn, wrapping it Thanksgiving Day, when turned haters into believ- black pepper right away. mini white pumpkins for a with jute and painting it with you are trying to cook 500 ers over and over again. Nutrition information display that’s sophisticated glue. When the glue dries, other dishes at the same By the way, who put Heat the oven to 350 F. per serving: 150 calories; yet still warm and homey. pull out the foam and fill. time. You can either pre- the Brussels in Brussels Put the walnuts in a pie 100 calories from fat (67 Pottery Barn has a selec- Better Homes and saute the sprouts, then sprouts? The Belgians, of plate and toast them in the percent of total calories); tion of realistic-looking Gardens’ November issue quickly reheat them when course. The sprouts were oven for 8 to 10 minutes, or 11 g fat (1.5 g saturated; 0 faux pumpkins, gourds, has another twist: Wrap the moment is right, or first cultivated in large until they are fragrant and g trans fats); 0 mg choles- dried artichokes and figs double layers of shimmery just cook them from start quantities in Belgium in are a shade darker. terol; 12 g carbohydrate; 5 which can be reused each gold-green floral mesh into to finish while someone the late 1500s, and intro- Trim the Brussels g fiber; 3 g sugar; 5 g pro- year. You could mix them a loose horn shape and fin- else is carving the turkey. duced to the U.S. in sprouts and discard any tein; 190 mg sodium. or use multiples of just one. ish with a silky ribbon. 4DLIFE

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MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 12, 2012 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars (N) (Live) Å (:01) Castle A guitarist is murdered. (N) News at 11 (:35) Nightline (N) 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond Rules/Engagement Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News (:35) The Insider 5-PBS 5 - - Journal Å Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Antiques Roadshow “Cats & Dogs” (N) Market Warriors (N) Å Independent Lens (N) Å (DVS) BBC World News Tavis Smiley (N) 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Jaguars Access Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother Partners (N) Å 2 Broke Girls (N) Mike & Molly (N) Hawaii Five-0 “I Ka Wa Mamua” (N) Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne House of Payne 90210 “Hate 2 Love” (N) Å Gossip Girl “Monstrous Ball” (N) Å TMZ (N) Å Access Hollywood The Offi ce Å The Offi ce “Fire” 10-FOX 10 30 30 Are We There Yet? Family Guy Å Family Guy Å The Simpsons Bones “The Patriot in Purgatory” (N) The Mob Doctor “Complications” (N) News Action News Jax Two and Half Men How I Met/Mother 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) The Voice “Live Top 12 Performances” The top 12 artists perform. (N) Å (:01) Revolution “Ties That Bind” (N) News Jay Leno CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) Public Affairs Politics & Public Policy Today WGN-A 16 239 307 Old Christine Old Christine America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos WGN News at Nine (N) Å America’s Funniest Home Videos TVLAND 17 106 304 M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å The Cosby Show The Cosby Show The Cosby Show Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Personal Justice Å Personal Justice Melinda Elkins. Å Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN “The Edge” (N) Dateline on OWN Å Dateline on OWN Å A&E 19 118 265 Intervention “Kimberly” Å Intervention “Dorothy; Ivan” Å Intervention “Christina” Å Intervention “Nichole” Å Intervention “Kaylene” Å (:01) Intervention “Skyler & Jessa” HALL 20 185 312 (5:00) “Christmas Song” (2012) Å Trans Siberian Orchesta “Thomas Kinkade’s Christmas Cottage” (2008, Drama) Jared Padalecki. Å “The Christmas Card” (2006, Romance) Ed Asner, John Newton. Å FX 22 136 248 How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother Two and Half Men Two and Half Men ››‡ “Shrek Forever After” (2010, Comedy) Voices of Mike Myers. Premiere. ››‡ “Shrek Forever After” (2010) Voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy. CNN 24 200 202 (4:00) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Å Piers Morgan Tonight (N) Anderson Cooper 360 Å Erin Burnett OutFront TNT 25 138 245 The Mentalist “Red John’s Footsteps” The Mentalist “Redemption” Å The Mentalist “Red Menace” Å The Mentalist Haunted mansion. Å The Mentalist Å CSI: NY Å NIK 26 170 299 Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesome Drake & Josh Figure It Out (N) Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å The Nanny Å The Nanny Å Friends Å (:33) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 Band of Brothers ››› “Kick-Ass” (2010, Action) Aaron Johnson. An ordinary teen decides to become a superhero. ››› “Kick-Ass” (2010, Action) Aaron Johnson. An ordinary teen decides to become a superhero. Repo Games MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Seinfeld Å Frasier “Detour” The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Jessie Å Austin & Ally Å A.N.T. Farm Shake It Up! ››› “A Bug’s Life” (1998) Voices of Dave Foley. Å Phineas and Ferb Gravity Falls Å Phineas and Ferb Jessie Å A.N.T. Farm Å LIFE 32 108 252 “All She Wants for Christmas” (2006, Drama) Monica Keena. Å ››‡ “A Nanny for Christmas” (2010) Emmanuelle Vaugier, Dean Cain. Å “A Dad for Christmas” (2006, Drama) Kristopher Turner, Louise Fletcher. Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS DiNozzo investigates a suicide. NCIS: Los Angeles “Anonymous” WWE Monday Night RAW (N) Å (:05) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live Swizz Beatz’s brand new music. Å New York Undercover Å New York Undercover Å New York Undercover “Tough Love” The Soul Man The Soul Man ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) Monday Night Countdown (N) (Live) Å e NFL Football Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Steelers. (N Subject to Blackout) SportsCenter (N) ESPN2 36 144 209 SportsNation (N) SportsCenter (N) E:60 2012 World Series of Poker 2012 World Series of Poker College Basketball Live (N) (Live) SUNSP 37 - - Sport Fishing 3 Wide Life Inside the Heat (N) Driven d College Basketball Troy at Texas A&M. (N) Halls of Fame Seminole Sports Fishing the Flats Sport Fishing DISCV 38 182 278 I (Almost) Got Away With It Å American Chopper Å American Chopper Å American Chopper (N) Å Jesse James: Outlaw Garage (N) Å American Chopper Å TBS 39 139 247 King of Queens King of Queens Seinfeld Å Seinfeld Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Family Guy Å Conan Russell Brand; Big K.R.I.T. 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Food Å Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations The Layover “Miami” Å HGTV 47 112 229 Property Virgins Property Virgins Love It or List It “Mark & Desta” Å Love It or List It Å Love It or List It (N) Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l Love It or List It “The Pliskat Family” TLC 48 183 280 Long Island Medium: On the Road Island Medium Island Medium Long Island Me Long Island Me Long Island Medium: Extended Epi Long Island Me Long Island Me Long Island Me Long Island Me HIST 49 120 269 American Pickers “Back Breaker” American Pickers “Sturgis or Bust” Pawn Stars Å Pawn Stars Å American Pickers (N) Å Pawn Stars (N) (:31) Pawn Stars I Love the 1880’s I Love the 1880’s ANPL 50 184 282 Rattlesnake Republic Å Rattlesnake Republic “Hell ’n’ Back” Finding Bigfoot “Untold Stories” Finding Bigfoot Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence Finding Bigfoot “Untold Stories” FOOD 51 110 231 Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Mystery Diners Health Inspectors TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Fall Praise-A-Thon Fall Praise-A-Thon FSN-FL 56 - - World Poker Tour: Season 10 Ship Shape TV The Game 365 d College Basketball Morehead State at Maryland. (N) World Poker Tour: Season 10 Inside West Coast Customs SYFY 58 122 244 (4:00) ›› Outlander ›‡ “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra” (2009, Action) Channing Tatum, Dennis Quaid. Å ›› “Jeepers Creepers 2” (2003, Horror) Ray Wise, Jonathan Breck. Å ››‡ “Daybreakers” (2009) Å AMC 60 130 254 (5:00) ››‡ “Midway” (1976, War) Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda. Å ›››› “Apocalypse Now Redux” (2001, War) Marlon Brando, Robert Duvall, Martin Sheen. An Army agent goes upriver in Cambodia to kill a renegade. Å COM 62 107 249 It’s Always Sunny (:29) Tosh.0 Å The Colbert Report Daily Show Jeff Dunham: Arguing With Myself South Park Å South Park Å Brickleberry Å South Park Å Daily Show The Colbert Report CMT 63 166 327 Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba Å Reba “Roll With It” Reba Å Ron White: They Call Me Tater Salad (:15) Ron White’s Comedy Salute to the Troops 2012 Å Country Fried Vids NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer “Bad Blood” Wild on Tape Wildest animal clips. Predators in Paradise (N) An Animal... My Vacation! Caught on Safari: Battle at Kruger Predators in Paradise NGC 109 186 276 To Catch a Smuggler Bikers and Mobsters Manhattan Mob Rampage Alaska State Troopers Drugged “High on Heroin” Manhattan Mob Rampage SCIENCE 110 193 284 How It’s Made How It’s Made The Science of Sex Appeal Å The Science of Sex Appeal The evolution of human sex appeal. Å Anatomy of Sex Attraction and mating. 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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Divorce announcement arrives 19): Refuse to let emotions 21): Embrace the moment tamper with your plans. Be Eugenia Word and do whatever it takes to with wedding thank-you note honest about the lifestyle follow through with your changes you want to make delivered diplomatically. Size plans. Sitting back and letting and it will help you bypass up your situation and make it negativity and depression DEAR ABBY: A friend’s “no” without offending him any opposition that someone clear that charity begins at daughter was married sev- or hurting his feelings? take over will not get you might present. A relationship home. ★★ heading in the right direction. eral years ago. I attended -- LUNCH BUDDY IN will play a role in a decision LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): the shower and her wed- SOUTH CAROLINA Live, love and laugh and you you must make. ★★★ Problems at home will esca- will attract positive people ding, and gave gifts for DEAR LUNCH BUDDY: TAURUS (April 20-May late if you don’t take care and encounters. ★★★ both. Tell your boss politely but 20): Spice things up -- add a of your responsibilities. You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Two months after the firmly that you need your little excitement to your life. may want to socialize, but Dec. 21): Make a difference wedding, I received a lunch hour to perform Get out and do things that it won’t be much fun if you thank-you note in which a Abigail Van Buren personal tasks -- go shop- will make you think or chal- have left chores unfinished. by lending a helping hand to www.dearabby.com form letter was enclosed ping, make personal phone lenge you physically. Take on Organize your day and you’ll a cause you believe in. Spend that read, “By the way, calls or catch up on some a project that will help oth- fit both work and pleasure time with people who have grudge. we are now separated and reading. You are entitled to ers help themselves. Creative into your schedule. ★★★★ the same interests, as that getting a divorce”! I was If you decide to attend that break time, and that is suggestions will enhance VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. will lead to an adventure that the shower and/or wed- shocked not only by the what it should be used for. your reputation. ★★★ 22): You can’t please every- will change your personal news, but even more that ding for your friend’s ** ** ** GEMINI (May 21-June one. Avoid arguments you life. ★★★★ my gifts were not returned daughter, it is customary DEAR ABBY: A fam- 20): You can chat all you cannot win. You are better CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- with the divorce announce- to give a gift. ily member has six cats like, but don’t stretch the off doing what’s expected of Jan. 19): Don’t show emo- ment. ** ** ** and wants to have the truth. Sticking to facts will you and moving along to the tion when dealing with any- This young lady is now DEAR ABBY: I recently Thanksgiving meal at her give you credibility. Getting pastimes that you find more one competing with you. being married again to a began a new job, and house. Every time I eat together with someone you enjoyable. ★★★ Complete whatever you start different man. If I attend although I love what I do, there, I find cat hair on the want to work with creatively LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): and execute your plans only the shower/wedding, am I have only one problem. table, on the plates and in will lead to a long-lasting Put love and romance at the when you are positive that My boss, “Harold,” does the food. I don’t want to I obligated to give her work-related partnership. top of your to-do list. It’s you have taken care of every not like eating lunch by cause hard feelings, but another set of gifts? Or ★★★★★ important to have some fun detail. It’s what you do that himself. Every day, he how do I handle this? I’m should I skip the shower CANCER (June 21-July with someone you find enter- will count. asks me what I’m doing allergic to cats. -- HOLD ★★ and go to the wedding 22): Emotional moments will taining and interesting to be AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. for lunch. If I say I brought THE FUR IN AMARILLO, without giving another surface while socializing. around. A short day trip will 18): Take care of private mat- gift? What is proper in this my lunch, he wants me TEXAS Keep an open mind and don’t enhance your personal life ters such as your finances, case? -- CONFUSED IN to eat it in his office with DEAR HOLD THE take what’s said personally. and help establish a future medical issues or pending MASSACHUSETTS him. If I tell him I’m going FUR: Arrange to celebrate Criticism can be productive if commitment. ★★★ DEAR CONFUSED: The out, he wants us to go out Thanksgiving elsewhere settlements. You should col- rule of etiquette regard- together. and curtail your visit. If the CELEBRITY CIPHER lect debts or pay off what you ing disposition of wed- I don’t think he’s attract- relative attempts to “guilt” owe. ★★★★★ ding gifts when a couple ed to me; I just think he you into changing plans, PISCES (Feb. 19-March divorces after a short time hates being alone. He’s explain that you cannot 20): Less talk and more is that any UNUSED items entirely too clingy, and I because you are allergic action will bring rewards. Go (preferably in their original feel my lunch break is sup- to cat hair and dander and the distance and don’t leave packaging) go back to the posed to be a time to do your doctor has instructed anything unfinished. If you givers. However, to return whatever I want to do. you to avoid exposure. surpass expectations, you cookware, linens, china, I don’t believe the last ■ Write Dear Abby at will win favors and enhance glassware, etc., that have lady who worked for him www.DearAbby.com or your reputation. If someone been used is impractical, had a problem with this, P.O. Box 69440, Los wants to argue, back away -- so please don’t hold a but I do. How do I tell him Angeles, CA 90069. it’s a waste of time. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 1104

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Many of those http://www.extension. different plant varieties, perennials bloom repeat- usu.edu/files/publications/ said Anthony Tesselaar, It’s in our Bones... edly through the growing factsheet/pub-585335. president and co-founder of season, unlike earlier edi- htm Tesselaar Plants in Silvan, tions. Australia. and Joints. Cool Wave’s extended well with others. “Winter gardening is the flowering petunias have These are vigorous flow- ultimate challenge in this been on the market five ers, capable of spreading kind of work,” Tesselaar years, quickly becoming 24 to 30 inches. That makes said. “That’s what we all consumer favorites. Pansies them a vibrant groundcov- aspire to.” were introduced this year. er. It also means that not Many plants are tested. “They need less mainte- as many plants are needed Few, however, make the nance, have large-size flow- per pot or for filling bare cut. ers and their colors intensify spaces in borders or beds. Hybridizers who do with the cold,” Watson said. Their extended bloom abil- upwards of 200,000 plant “They tolerate several light ity gives gardeners more crosses a year might be frosts and simply go dor- versatility for flowerbed lucky to emerge after a cou- mant after a hard frost. They design. The new pansies ple of seasons with just one bloom even in the snow.” and petunias provide three to 10 plants that look new Cool Wave series flow- full seasons of bloom when or promising enough to ers can be mixed with tra- grown in the South. Those bring to market, Tesselaar ditional late-season plants planted in the Snowbelt are said. like ornamental cabbage capable of surviving Zone “On average, anytime and peppers, kale, mums, 5 conditions (-10 to -20 you get good genetics in lavender and millet. They degrees Fahrenheit) and plants it takes 18 to 25 years return in spring to comple- will reappear soon after the before you can get comfort- ment such early arriving snow melts. able with them or predict bulb varieties as daffodils, “They can use a light their behavior,” Tesselaar tulips, hyacinth and crocus- layer of mulch as winter- said. “They don’t just pop If you have an orthopedic injury, it’s good to know that quality care es. In short, they display time insurance but don’t out of the box.” is available right here in Lake City. Lake City Bone and Joint offers treatment for a wide range of orthopedic issues. From sports injuries TASTE: Some of Gainesville’s best. to carpel tunnel syndrome to rotator cuff injuries to arthroscopic hip, Continued From Page 1D knee and shoulder surgery, Lake City Bone and Joint is ready for you. vinaigrette and pepitas; The Chocolate Fudge ers and entries to choose pigs-feet pate with field Corruption and the Italian from. 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