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SUNDAY + PLUS >> Horse FW grad sense 1C For elections, comes in stay vigilant goes handy at and focused pro LCCA Opinion Historic building 4A changes hands 1B 1D LC residency an issue for Lightning Archer city commissioner 3A strike ‘a blur’ for FAST FRIENDS 2nd victim Shelby Delgado recovering at home after death of friend.

By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected]

Eighteen-year-old Shelby Delgado sits next to the fifth-wheel trailer criss-cross style a week ago Saturday. A friend teases her about something in the way that friends do. They’re enjoying their afternoon at Woodpecker Mud Bog in White Springs, despite the downpour that started 10 or 15 minutes ago. A few seconds pass. Crack. Boom. Flash. Everything after that is a bit of a blur. “It happened very fast,” Delgado recalled. “It looked like I was looking Delgado into a bright light and it shook my body.” Delgado came to lying on the ground. A fog of confusion wrapped around her mind. “I didn’t know what happened,” she said. “I imme- diately started panicking and screaming.” She looked around and saw the other five people in her group were also knocked down. ‘It happened Her friend, Kourtney very fast,’ Delgado Lambert, 23, was unrespon- sive. They’d only known each recalled. ‘It looked other about seven months, like I was looking but had become close. into a bright light Delgado couldn’t feel her and it shook my left leg. It finally dawned on body.’ her what had happened. The lightning strike burned two holes in her jeans where it pierced her leg. “Max! Max!” she cried, trying to get the attention of Lambert’s husband. She started hitting her leg until she could feel it again, pushed herself off the ground and supported Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter Ayden and Emma Pinard were at the Alligator Lake Spring Festival with their family from SHELBY continued on 2A Gainesville when they got the chance to hold this snake. Coffers start ’Gator fest good as ever to fill as local Maybe better — attendance hit new heights. races heat up By CARL MCKINNEY By COREY ARWOOD cmckinney@lakecityreporter [email protected] The local ecosystem was A 19-year-old contender for a seat on the Columbia on full display Saturday at County School Board reported a bigger war chest Alligator Lake Park. than any other candidate for local office, though People traveled from about 41 percent of the money came miles around to see it, in the form of loans from himself. touch it, learn how to pro- Hunter Peeler, who has his eyes tect it and then take a few on the School Board District 5 free native Florida plants seat, raised $9,300 in cash between back home to help the eco- September and March, most of which systems of their own front he spent in the yards. Held annually by the Peeler last three months, Four Rivers Audubon according to cam- of Lake City, the ninth paign filings. Alligator Lake Spring Danny Green, who is running Festival drew crowds from for re-election to the School Board Lake City, Gainesville and District 1 seat, is the next best-fund- Jacksonville. ed candidate for local office, having Finnell President of the orga- raised $8,650. nization and conservation Peeler lent his own campaign a total of $3,800. Trini Johannesen, a Fort White sixth-grade science teacher and manager with Audubon Most of the rest of his contributions came from local director of the Fort White “Parknership” show the Samera family of FESTIVAL continued on 9A Jacksonville the benefits of reducing, reusing and recycling. MONEY continued on 9A

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Mother, daughter face QUICK HITS Scripture of the Day charges for meth, pot “And the Lord said unto me, They have well spoken that which they have spoken.” — Deuteronomy 18:17 (KJV) Daughter blames But the deputy’s state- sniffed around the truck he Terri Jewett told the dep- ment said it was the last “alerted to the left side of the uty the drugs belonged to mom for meth pipe, minute movements of vehicle,” the report said. a roommate and she didn’t sheriff’s report says. Jessica Nicole Jewett, 35, A blame-game ensued know they were there, but Thought for Today of Barts Terrace, before the when the deputy found a the daughter seemed to Timid men prefer the calm of despotism to the By COREY ARWOOD black truck came they were small black hygiene bag in indicate otherwise. tempestuous sea of liberty. — Thomas Jefferson, [email protected] in came to a stop, that tipped the same compartment as “Jessica mentioned … 1743-1826, 3rd U.S. President (1801-1809) him off to the presence of a gun, which Terri had pre- while I was searching the A Lake City mother and potential substances. viously told the deputy was vehicle her mother Terri daughter were arrested on “While the vehicle was behind her driver’s seat, the told her that there is a meth Winning Lottery Numbers drug charges when nei- coming to a complete stop, report said. pipe in the vehicle,” the Pick 3: (Friday p.m.) 8-5-2 ther admitted to owning I observed It was the report said. Pick 4: (Friday p.m.) 1-7-0-4 the meth and marijuana the passen- same loca- She also told him the items Fantasy 5: (Friday) 2-15-16-27-34 found after a deputy spot- ger reach- tion the dep- weren’t hers, and like her ted the latter stash some- ing behind uty stated in mother she was also unaware thing before their Thursday the driver’s his report of their presence in the truck. Correction traffic stop, a CCSO arrest seat as if that Jessica “Due to neither of the par- Lake Shore Hospital Authority board member report said. she was Jewett ties admitting to the drugs, Jay Swisher gave executive director candidate Dale Traveling east on U.S. T. Jewett trying to J. Jewett reached both Terri and Jessica were Williams 58 out of 60 points during an evaluation on Highway 90 around 2:30 conceal before their arrested,” the report said. Thursday night. Friday’s edition indicated otherwise. p.m., Terri Lee Jewett, 57, something,” the deputy’s traffic stop. Mother and daughter of Mayo Road, was stopped statement said. “Inside of the black were both placed in jail Submissions by a Columbia County Seeing that, he called in hygiene bag was a clear on $11,000 each for seven The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption Sheriff’s deputy who said for a K9 unit from Lake City meth pipe, a clear baggie counts of drug and para- information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would he was on routine patrol. Police. with a green leafy sub- phernalia related charges. like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture The deputy found Jewett He stated both Jewetts stance, a marijuana pipe and Terri Jewett has since and information to Associate Editor Justin Caudell at was driving with a suspend- had told him nothing would a small green baggie of a been released. 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THE WEATHER on bail. woman while still in her “Mr. Seymore stated he SUN MON TUE WED THU An investigator with the car. and [the victim] got into a 15 16 17 18 19 CCSO worked on the case The incident was verbal altercation and that Chance Sunny Sunny Sunny Partly over a series of days gath- reported on April 3, and in the course of it she was of Light cloudy storms wind ering witness accounts, Seymore’s arrest was made sticking money into his Cloudy viewing store surveillance, on April, 5. face. Mr. Seymore stated interviewing the victim and The deputy respond- that he stepped back and HI 76HI LO LO 45 HI 70 HI LO LO 43 HI 76HI LO LO 49 HI HI81 LO LO 56 HI 83HI LO LO 54 ultimately Seymore and a ed first to the scene, and was raising his hands. Mr. woman he was allegedly according to the report fol- Seymore advised he hit with at the time. lowed up with several inter- (the victim’s) hands and REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, April 15 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low The first testimony views of the suspects, the the money went flying all Valdosta included in the report victim and witnesses. over,” the deputy’s state- City Monday Tuesday 74/45 Jacksonville under probable cause was The deputy noted in ment said. 83/49 Cape Canaveral Tallahassee Lake City 75/57/pc 77/60/s obtained by the victim. the report that there were Further testimony from 72/45 76/45 Daytona Beach 71/54/s 74/56/s Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 79/56/pc 83/62/s Pensacola 79/49 83/50 Ft. Lauderdale 82/63/pc 81/69/s 65/47 Panama City 68/49 Ocala Gainesville 71/46/s 77/52/s 81/50 Jacksonville 71/47/s 76/54/s The day before, they went The necrotic tissue Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 79/69/pc 78/70/s 85/58 85/54 Lake City 71/46/s 77/52/s SHELBY to a nail salon, ate together in around the lightning burn Continued From 1A Gainesville, went shopping. needed to be cut out. Tampa Miami 83/63/pc 81/68/s 83/56 Naples 78/57/pc 80/62/s Later that evening, they They had to cut three or West Palm Beach 85/65 Ocala 72/46/s 77/52/s herself on the side of the watched “The Descendants” four inches deep to excise Orlando 72/52/pc 78/58/s trailer. on Netflix at Lambert’s all the tissue. Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 69/50/s 72/58/s Ft. Myers 85/67 Pensacola 83/63 67/47/s 72/58/s Holding her head to keep house. Doctors put 20 stitches Naples Tallahassee 70/43/s 77/51/s it upright, Delgado pulled Delgado was in a daze in the wound on her left hip 83/68 Miami Tampa 71°/56/pc 80°/62/s 85/67 out her phone and called when her boyfriend called and bandaged her up. Key West Valdosta 67/43/s 75/52/s 911, her boyfriend and her her at the hospital to tell her About an hour later, 83/72 W. Palm Beach 80/61/pc 79/66/s father — in that order. Lambert was dead. Delgado woke up as they The boyfriend, who was “I just — was kind of were rolling her out of the LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI " Test in North Carolina, thought looking around. I didn’t operating room. An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN she was joking when she understand why she passed “I was in a little bit of pain service told him about the lightning away,” she said. “A lot of because they put a tube High Saturday 84 Sunrise today 7:02 a.m. Low Saturday 63 Sunset today 7:58 p.m. 6 brought to strike around 3 p.m. stuff was going through my down my throat,” she said. Normal high 80 Sunrise tom. 7:01 a.m. HighEXTREME: our readers But when she continued head.” “Hurt for two or three days 10 minutes to burn Normal low 55 Sunset tom. 7:59 p.m. 30 mins to burn by to scream and beg him to About 40 minutes after after.” Record high 91 in 1908 Today’s Record low 40 in 1907 MOON ultra-violet The Weather come home, he realized it she arrived at LCMC, The physical pain subsid- radiation risk Moonrise today 7:03 a.m. was no prank. Delgado was taken to the ed substantially in the fol- for the area on Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 7:45 p.m. A nurse on vacation from ER at UF Health Shands in lowing days, Delgado said, a scale from 0 Saturday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 7:41 a.m. to 10+. Michigan gave Lambert Gainesville. and now she is home. Month total 2.74" Moonset tom. 8:46 p.m. CPR in vain. Early Sunday morning, But she’s struggling to Year total 5.25" “I was crying,” Delgado the hospital transferred her confront the fact that her Normal month-to-date 1.39" Normal year-to-date 12.23" said. “I remember running again to a burn unit, where friend is dead. April 15 April 22 April 29 May 7 Forecasts, data and graphics ©IBM Corporation 1994, 2018 over there.” she spent the next day. “We had her funeral New First Full Last Quarter Quarter

Deputies were there She was sitting on a couch yesterday,” Delgado said asking questions about with her boyfriend Monday Friday. “It’s hard to believe.” Lambert. morning when hospital staff Lambert had a memora- WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY Ambulances arrived at told her to get ready. ble laugh. 00 7a 1p 7p 1a 6a Death Valley is the hottest and driest the scene, and one took It wasn’t the surgery “My boyfriend is super 90 location in North 84 84 America. The average Delgado to Lake City itself that scared Delgado. It funny,” Delgado said. “He 80 80 76 79 year in Death Valley Medical Center and the was the idea of going under would just make Kourtney sees less than 2 other carried Lambert to anesthesia. laugh so much.” 70 68 65 inches of rain, with 60 63 63 many years receiving 60 58 57 no rain at all. On this Lake Shore Hospital. “Never been under that Delgado said she always 53 49 date in 1988, Death As she was loaded into before” she said. “That’s felt comfortable texting 50 Valley 40 uncharacteristically the ambulance, Delgado felt really what I was worried Lambert for advice when received 1.53 inches of it in the pit of her stom- about.” she had a problem. 30 rain in one 24 hour period. ach. Her friend was dead Doctors started the sur- “She was always there for or dying. gery at 11:15 a.m. me,” she said. SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A LC residency an issue for commissioner

By CARL MCKINNEY knowingly ran for office without could qualify, alleges a complaint though the form still shows a she told attendees that she would [email protected] meeting residency requirements. filed with the Florida Elections Lake City mailing address. “soon be moving to Archer,” the Melanie Wells, who won her Commission on April 6. The complainant, Archer res- complaint states. A newly elected Archer city bid for a seat on the Archer City Wells changed her residence ident Ann Batey Green, alleges “Several citizens have made commissioner whose voter regis- Commission on Tuesday, had not from Lake City to Archer on that Wells attended an event at that known to city hall, but not tration lists a Lake City mailing lived in the city for the required March 31, 2017, according to her the St. Phillips Masonic Lodge of in writing,” Green wrote in the address faces accusations that she six-month period before she voter registration information, Gainesville in December, where complaint. Rough weather could do some damage here

By TONY BRITT what’s going on with that [email protected] storm system.” Morgan said the coun- Columbia County may ty has made plans for the get a heavy dose of inclem- inclement weather and the ent weather today as a conditions it may bring. squall line, predicted to “Our departments are bring rains and heavy rains, good with following the passes through the area. weather and what’s going “There is a possibility of on with the weather,” he severe storms,” said Shayne said. “They’ll go out and Morgan, Columbia County respond as necessary once Emergency Management it’s safe for vehicles to get Director. once the squall line has According to information come through. It should be from the National Weather a relatively fast moving sys- Service in Jacksonville, it tem — it’s not going to just looks like the inclement sit and linger.” weather will impact the Morgan said local offi- county anywhere from 9 cials are cautious about a.m. to 2 p.m. what the squall line could TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter “We’ll see some rain, but bring and the different ways the big thing we’ll be look- the storms could impact the UWSV chief to retire ing at is the possibility for county — including of local Rita Dopp, United Way of Suwannee Valley executive director, stands next to her husband, Steve Dopp, as she wind coming through that rivers. holds a crystal bowl that was given to her during the United Way of Suwannee Valley’s 50th annual Meeting and could cause some danger- “Earlier in the week there Awards Banquet Friday night at The Country Club of Lake City. Dopp, who has worked at UWSV for 19 years, will ous situations — like blow- were some issues and the be retiring in the next few months, it was announced Friday. See more in a future edition. ing down trees, limbs and Santa Fe River was up, so power lines. It just depends we’ll have to monitor and on how the squall line makes see if the storms have any its way across the county, as impact on our local area to how much impacts we’ll rivers,” he said. “That’s see. This is definitely some- going to depend on how thing that the public should much rain falls in Georgia keep to their local media and how much rain we get outlets and keep abreast of locally.” UN rebuffs Russia on US ‘aggression’

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OUR OPINION For elections, stay vigilant and focused s the August primary nears, election rhetoric is rising fast, especially at A the city level. We expect it to ratchet up even higher before it’s through. It is clear how some voters — Americans whose most fundamental rights have been stolen here in recent cycles, whether in for form of fraudulent absentee ballots or otherwise — might be tired of business as usual in the politics game. Their rage is entirely reasonable. Still, they must stay focused on the task at hand and not be duped into making the 2018 race about anything but the issues. For the system to work, honest people have to believe in it. Follow the rules, fol- PARADE OF HOMES low the law. If you see something inappro- priate happening, report it to the supervi- sor of elections and the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, which has jurisdiction The excitement builds countywide. xcitement continues to build starting to be, well, “fun.” And very Then tell us here at the Reporter. around the upcoming Parade few people have been able to say that We will be monitoring this election more Eof Homes event set for the during the past decade. There truly closely than ever before. Any suspected weekend of April 28-29 in Lake City. is hope the economic upswing may impropriety will be tracked down to the We are honored to partner with continue to trend steadily upward. the Columbia County Builders’ I want to personally thank our best of our ability and exposed. Association to revive this tradition of many sponsors and advertising We are hoping for a clean race. showcasing new-home construction partners who believe in Lake City But for that to happen, constant vigilance in Columbia County and this year’s as much as we do and believe in will be required on the part of all voters. event is set to be a banner showing. what we’re trying to accomplish So far, there are 18 new homes Todd Wilson with this Parade of Homes. They We’ll have plenty more to say on this mat- that will be ready to show pro- [email protected] believe the timing is right and ter as election season wears on. spective consumers interested in they see the potential in our pres- In the meantime, do not lose hope in the browsing new construction in beau- we all shook the bushes and found ent and our future. Most of all, I tiful settings that are unique to our other builders in the game. A few thank them for the trust they have system. secret piece of Florida. There will others saw the first of the ads that placed in us as their community To get off track now is to give the game be homes of all sizes and floor plans ran in the Lake City Reporter in newspaper and marketing partner. away to those who do not believe in repre- showcased. March, got excited about the event’s We are this community’s news- sentative government or the rule of law. This event started as a good idea, potential and jumped at the chance paper. We are a reflection of this evolved into a solid project, and now to show their work. community and it is our job to lead If we do our duty as Americans, they can- it has blossomed into a full-blown and promote and take an active not win. feel-good community event that has This event started as a role in Lake City’s future. Stay become a positive rallying point for tuned for more exciting marketing our business community. And right- good idea, evolved into products coming in the next two a solid project, and now TODAY IN HISTORY fully so. weeks. We all remember the spark that it has blossomed into Check out the full-page ad again On this date: lit the most consistent fire under a full-blown feel-good in today’s paper that lists all the Lake City’s economic growth — key community event that featured home builders and the In 1817, America’s oldest existing school for the deaf word, consistent — and that was the has become a positive addresses of the new houses on opened in Hartford, Connecticut. steady increase in home building rallying point for our display. A more-detailed, complete In 1865, President Abraham Lincoln died nine hours and real estate growth. It’s far too business community. listing with photographs of the after being shot the night before by John Wilkes Booth soon to predict another “anything” homes will be published in a special at Ford’s Theater in Washington; Andrew Johnson more than what we see right in front section on Wednesday, April 25, and, became the nation’s 17th president. of us and that’s a positive spring I can confirm this: this Parade of of course, all of this can be seen at In 1892, General Electric Co., formed by the merger of season, but a positive spring we all Homes event has also electrified our www.lakecityreporter.com if you the Edison Electric Light Co. and other firms, was incor- will take. business community in an absolute- prefer the digital format. porated in Schenectady, New York. Here’s a brick-and-sheetrock ly positive way. We have always and I hope everyone will dedicate In 1912, the British luxury liner RMS Titanic foun- example: When we began the continue to be a pro-business news- some time on the weekend of April dered in the North Atlantic off Newfoundland more than discussions about this Parade of paper, often chastising local govern- 28-29 to visit some or all of the 2 1/2 hours after hitting an iceberg; 1,514 people died, Homes, we had 15 solid mentions ment for excessive fees, red tape homes featured in the Parade of while less than half as many survived. of interest to put new houses on dis- and regulations. We also advocate Homes and support Lake City’s n Associated Press play. Each was under construction to make sure Lake City remains an rising Builders’ Association. Rally at various stages of the building pro- affordable and attractive place to for this group of builders that may cess, but non complete. Within the live and do business. be the catalyst for Lake City’s next Lake City Reporter following two weeks, six of these The business climate is exciting economic stride. Lake City Reporter new, partially-completed homes again in Lake City. Our business Serving Columbia County Since 1874 were sold. Walk-up buyers. Yes, six. partners are realizing this and being n Todd Wilson is publisher of the So, with the help of the CCBA team, in business in town once again is Lake City Reporter. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” My Eagle badge: Six feet under? WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” profitable community‑ oriented newspapers. he recent Boy Scouts of But, in my heart of hearts, I like OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand America meeting in White to believe that my Eagle Scout profitableteamwork community of professionals‑ oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, T Springs honoring Eagle badge was buried with Joe and that integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the Scouts and others reminded me of they both are still together, six feet teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, my own missing Eagle Scout badge. under, in a small cemetery some- integrity and hard work. I hope it is buried six feet under where in St. Johns County. Todd Wilson, Publisher in the casket of friend Joe Crews. Robert Bridges, Editor Here is the story. 40th ANNIVERSARY JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor When I was 12 years old Joe took SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor me to a Boy Scout meeting at Troop On June 19, 2018, The Richardson 87 of the First Methodist Church. I Morris Williams Day Care Center will celebrate their DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident fell in love with scouting that night, 40 years of exceptional service. TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman joined the troop, and three years The founding officers those 40 later I was awarded my Eagle Scout The night of the reunion, Joe was years ago were: H.L. Rountree, badge. there. When it came time for me President; Ethel L. Combs, Vice Ironically, Joe moved away the to speak briefly, I used that time President; Catherine Pearce, next week and never attended to review how much scouting had Secretary; Jenny C. Kelly, Assistant LETTERS POLICY another scout meeting anywhere. meant to my life and that Joe was Secretary; Margaret H. Williams I learned that Joe and I went the reason I had joined the scouts in Financial Secretary; and Rosa O. Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly down different paths from then on. the first place. Scott, Treasurer. written and double spaced. Letters will be edited for I stayed in scouting nearly five years I asked Joe to come forward and I Let us hope these founders will length and libel. Letters must be signed and include and later became a teacher. Joe told him and our group that I felt my be remembered in a special way on the writer’s name, address and telephone number for moved to St. Augustine, dropped out Eagle Scout badge partly belonged their 40th anniversary. verification. Writers can have two letters per month of scouting and school, and became to Joe and with a few words gave published. Letters and guest columns are the opinion a long distance career truck driver. my treasured Eagle Scout badge to SENIOR QUESTION I heard from Joe occasionally over Joe. Pinned it on his shirt pocket. of the writers and not necessarily that of the Lake City the years and we always remained Joe was not the crying type but The senior citizen asked his wife Reporter. friends, geographically apart, emo- that night he shed a tear and maybe if he should wear boxer shorts or BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL tionally together. I did too. briefs. She said, “Depends!” 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. Then maybe 40 years later I Joe died several years ago and I BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. learned Joe would be attending our do not know if Joe hung onto the class reunion. I was thrilled and badge or lost it somewhere along n Morris Williams is a local historian BY EMAIL: [email protected] knew just what I wanted to do. the way. and longtime retired educator.

TODAY IN HISTORY SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

OBITUARIES

Carolyn Joyce (Layne) Willie “Gene” James and Raymond Taylor both of class of 1952. She worked for Gateway-Forest Lawn Memorial FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S US May Bowman Carter Wellborn; one sister, Margaret many years as a switchboard Chapel with Pastor Max Bass Hwy 441, Lake City, FL 32025. Carolyn Joyce (Layne) May Mr. Willie “Gene” James Waters, Lake City; one brother, operator with both, Southern and Pastor Val Johnson offici- 386-752-1954 Please leave Bowman, 84, Alachua, died unto Carter, 73, died Tuesday April Robert Taylor (Sue), Wellborn; Bell and Lake Shore Hospital. ating. Interment will follow at words of comfort for the family new life on April 8 of compli- 10, 2018 at his residence fol- four grandchildren and eight Ms Wadford enjoyed cooking, Memorial Cemetery. Visitation at www.gatewayforestlawn.com cations from lowing an extended illness. He great grandchildren. growing flowers and spend- with the family will be Monday pulmonary was the son of the late Odell and Funeral services will be con- ing time with her family. She evening from 5-7:00 PM at the Obituaries are paid advertise- fibrosis. Mildred Hines Carter. He had ducted on Tuesday, April 17, was preceded in death by her funeral home. Arrangements ments. For details, call the Born in lived in Mayo for the past year 2018 at 3:00 PM in the Gateway- husband, Charles W. “Buddy” are under the direction of Lake City Reporter’s classified department at 752-1293. Greenwood, and half after moving here from Forest Lawn Memorial Chapel Wadford, her brother, Dolphus GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN South Ocala. He is preceded in death by with Mr. Dwight Law and C. Rivers, and two sons, Carl Carolina, hers one sister, Carolyn Browning and Pastor Dale Brannon offici- William Wadford and Ronald NOTICE OF MEETING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE was a life of three brothers, Melvin, Earl, and ating. Interment will follow at Wayne Wadford. CITY OF LAKE CITY family, faith, Piejoe Carter and he was of the Fellowship Baptist Cemetery in Survivors include her children, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Community Redevelopment Advisory good conver- Baptist faith and enjoyed spend- Suwannee County. Visitation Edward Clark, Debbie Butler Committee for the City of Lake City, Florida, will hold a meeting on Wednesday, sation, a devotion to education, ing time with his family. with the family will be Monday and Ken Wadford all of Lake April 18, 2018, at 5:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers located on the second floor of City Hall at 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake City, Florida. a desire to better her community, He is survived by four chil- evening from 6-8:00 PM in the City; five grandchildren, Jamie and a deep love of choral and dren Bryan Carter, and Lance Gateway-Forest Lawn Memorial Clark, Lake City, Kyle Wadford, All interested persons are invited to attend the meeting identified above. classical music. Born into hum- Carter both of York, SC, two Chapel. In lieu of flowers Baker County, Leslie Stanziani Pursuant to 286.0105, Florida Statutes, the City hereby advises the public if ble means, she worked hard at daughters, Sara Yother (Eddie) memorial contributions may (Luke), Lake City, Jason Butler, a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City with respect to any matter considered at its meetings or hearings, he or she will need a record of achieving and rising out of pov- Mayo, FL, and Crystal Carter, be made to the charity of your Missourri and Kevin Butler the proceedings, and that, for such purpose, he or she may need to ensure that a erty and excelled in her academic York, SC, two brothers Helton choice. Arrangements are under (Carey), Gainesville; also five verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. achievements. Odell “Porky” Carter (Peggy) the direction of GATEWAY- great grandchildren, Triston After meeting a young man Lake City, FL; Mike Carter FOREST LAWN FUNERAL Clark, Kayla, Brittany, Louis and SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: If you require special aid or services for the meeting identified above, as addressed in the American Disabilities Act, please she’d met at Salvation Army (Milliann) Ocala, FL; six sis- HOME, 3596 S US Hwy 441, Wyatt Stanziani. contact the City Manager’s Office at (386) 719-5768. Summer Camp, she married ters Delena Widner, Greensboro, Lake City, FL 32025. 386-752- Funeral services will be him, becoming the wife of Bob N.C., Anette Spradley, Charlotte 1954 Please leave words of com- conducted on Tuesday, April AUDREY E. SIKES, MMC May, in 1954, just after gradu- Baldwin (Billy), Cindy Carter, fort for the family at www. 17, 2018 at 11:00 AM in the City Clerk ating from Lander College with Evelyn Thomas (Kim) all of gatewayforestlawn.com a degree in music. After a brief Lake City, and Alice C. Kinsey, stint with NASA, she became a Bell, FL; eight grandchildren Beulah R. Wadford devoted wife and mother of four. and a host of nieces and nephews Beulah R. Wadford, 83 of Lake She received her mas- also survive. City, passed away on Thursday, ters’ degree in Education from Graveside service will be April 12, 2018, at the Haven Auburn, and in her mid-40s, conducted Tuesday, April 17, Suwannee Valley Hospice Care G&K Nursery became a middle school guid- 2018 at 2:00 P.M. at Oak Grove Center. She ONE OF NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA’S BEST! ance counselor. For 20 years she Cemetery in Lake City, FL. with was a lifelong helped young people and their Brother Robert Moore, offici- resident of families optimize their education, ating. Interment will take place Lake City and • 4-PACK Annuals HANGING all while giving her kids and following graveside services. a daughter to or Vegetables – BASKETS their parents maximum encour- Visitation will be held from the late James ONLY $2 Each agement and genuine care. 11:00 A.M. until 1:00 P.M. on Albert Rivers • Ferns • Citrus Annuals & Carolyn enjoyed a deeply Tuesday morning at the Dees- and Erma meaningful career as a middle Parrish Family Funeral Home Josephine & Fruit Trees Perennials school guidance counselor in the Chapel. 458 South Marion Roberts Lake City school system, touch- Avenue Lake City, FL. 32025. Rivers. Ms. Wadford was a grad- 7031 S Hwy 441, Lake City • 386-752-8449 ing lives and building life-long DEES-PARRISH FAMILY uate of Columbia High School friendships with her colleagues. FUNERAL HOME is in charge She later moved to Alachua of all arrangements. Please sign and joined First Presbyterian online guest book at www.par- Church of Gainesville and their rishfuneralhome.com excellent Chancel Choir. Carolyn’s parents, Eulalia and Edward Taylor John Layne, predeceased her in Edward Taylor, 90 of Lake death. She is survived by her City, passed away on Thursday, husband, Dean, her children Bob, April 12, 2018 at the Shands at Jr (Pat), St. Augustine; David Live Oak Medical Center in Live (Theresa), Albany, GA; Amanda Oak. He was (Billy) Dye, Minneapolis, MN; born on April and Melissa (Jim) Rogers, Ann 5, 1928 to the Arbor, MI. She was the doting late Clifton grandparent of eight grandchil- E. and Lessie dren, six great-grandchildren, Register two step-grandchildren, her Taylor, and first husband Bob (Marie), and was a life- her sister Evangeline (Cliff), long resident of Huntsville, Al, and many of Lake City. Mr. Taylor was treasured nieces, nephews, and a veteran of the United States countless friends. Army serving during Korea A memorial service in wit- and he retired from the Florida ness to her resurrection to eternal Department of Transportation life will be held on Saturday, in 1987 with 30 April 28, 2018 at 2:00 p.m., years of service. at First Presbyterian Church, He was preceded Gainesville, FL, with a time to in death by five greet the family following, and brothers; Carlton a reception. In lieu of flowers, Taylor, Dewey donations in honor of Carolyn’s Taylor, Jake Taylor, Frank life are welcome to the Sacred Taylor and Witt Taylor; three Music Fund, First Presbyterian sisters, Bobbie Jean Tomlinson, Church, Gainesville, FL, or the Ruth Lang and Daisey Grady; Pastoral Discretionary Fund at one daughter, Glenda Dale Shaw; First Presbyterian Church, Ann one grandchild, Stanley Leroy Arbor, Michigan. Please visit Shaw and one step son, James her memorial page at www. Edmund Deese. williamsthomasfuneralhome. Survivors include his wife com. For further informa- of 50 years this coming June, tion WILLIAMS-THOMAS Mary Taylor, Lake City, two WESTAREA 352-376-7556 sons, Charles Taylor (Katie C.)

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Website: www.directentertainment.net Email: [email protected] 6A SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER What to do with 39,000 cats? By COREY ARWOOD [email protected] Humane society drums up support for trap, neuter, release. Street cats. They roam sidewalks, shrubbery and storm drains in twos and threes, but mostly they’re alone, peering at patrons of local restaurants walking to their car any given night of the week. Local animal control offi- cials said they are roughly 39,000-strong in Lake City, but they’ve got a feline fix if they can find the funding. Largely harmless to humans, they’re ankle- high predators to anything smaller than themselves, effective at keeping local rodent populations down. Meanwhile their ranks grow. To house cats they can be potential agents of disease like feline leukemia and HIV, LCHS administration said. Facility Manager Tom Barritt called the unchecked cat growth a “major crisis” in the county. But with a strong trap, neuter, release program, he said they could substantially knock back their numbers. It’s only one of three problems the shelter could tackle, given adequate funding for a new low cost spay-neuter clinic. He said they would be poised to stem feral cat tide, and also provide a much needed low cost spay-neuter option for the roughly 12,530 county residents living below COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter poverty levels, according to Tom Barritt, facility manager at the Lake City Humane Society, thinks the best way to deal with 39,000 stray cats in Lake City is a trap, neu- US Census data. ter, release program. LCHS is currently trying to raise funds privately for the program. “According to the demo- graphics there’s 20 per- areas Barritt said the clinic and programs, some as far cent of the roughly 3,300 cats having taken on the role sponsors. cent of the population in could benefit that he pro- away as Jacksonville and and dogs it takes in each last September, but Dale “This is for the commu- Columbia County either at moted speaking at local Gainesville, to perform pro- year, or nine per day, have Griffin has been there for nity. We’re giving back to or below the poverty level, civic organizations. cedures on cats and dogs; received the procedure. about 10 years as director the community, so what we so that’s really the demo- The third he said would all at a cost to the shelter The shelter absorbs the of operations. need is the community to graphic that we’re going provide a resource for that would be much lower cost of the $40 per cat and Griffin said, “It’ll still cost, participate in this,” Barritt for,” Barritt said. “We want LCHS to conduct its own with the new clinic. $60 per dog for the opera- but a lot less.” said. “That’s what we really to be able to help out those spay-neuter operations. “Right now it’s costing for tion, which is a requirement They are now taking the need is that corporate spon- who can’t afford to go to a Currently the coun- every animal that we spay before they can be adopted, project to local civic orga- sorship to get behind what regular vet.” ty-funded shelter outsourc- or neuter,” Barritt said. he said. nizations and businesses we’re trying to do for the Those were two of three es to a variety of entities He said less than five per- Barritt is new to LCHS, in efforts to find corporate community.” COMMUNITY CALENDAR Today City. Stop by or call 386-752- pinning and clerical help. to serve those in need in during regular business main branch of the Columbia 5384 to receive research- Visit our web site, Volunteer. Columbia County through hours. For more, call 752- County Public Library, at Bingo games based information from uni- CommunityHospice.com to Christian faith and resourc- 5384. 308 NW Columbia Ave. in Bingo games are offered versity trained volunteers. learn more about our vol- es. For more, call 386-755- downtown Lake City. For every Sunday, Monday and unteer on-boarding process 1770. ‘Catholics Come Home’ more information about Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at Club registration and to complete a volunteer A “Catholics Come the library’s children’s pro- the American Legion Post The Boys’ Club of application. Duplicate Bridge Club Home” and Adult Catholic grams, call 386-758-2101. 57, 2602 SW Main Blvd. in Columbia County is accept- Lake City Duplicate Bridge Education Inquiry Program Lake City. There are three ing registration for the fall Free tax prep Club meets at 12:30 p.m. will be presented at San GeriActors $250 jackpots each night. session. All children ages The Columbia County Wednesdays at The Country Juan Catholic Mission each Residents are invited to join Quarter games are played 6-14 are eligible to attend. UF/IFAS Extension Office is Club at Lake City. All bridge 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the Reader’s Theater Group at 3 p.m. For more, call 386- There are bus pickups accepting appointments for enthusiasts are welcome. For the month from 7-8:15 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays 752-7776. from all elementary and free tax filing. Appointments more, call Dottie Rogers at from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the middle schools. Fees for are available on Mondays, 386-758-8606. Lifestyle Enrichment Center, the session are $200. For Wednesdays and Fridays. Thursday 628 SE Allison Court. Tuesday more, call 386-752-4184 or For more information, call Volunteers needed Gardening tips visit the club on Jones Way 386-752-5384 or stop by the The Christian Service Bingo at American Legion Friday in Lake City. extension office at 971 W. Center (421 NW Washington Bingo games are offered It’s time to plan spring Duval St. St., Lake City) is in search every Sunday, Monday and Spring book sale gardens. The UF/IFAS Seed Lending Library of volunteers. The center’s Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at The Columbia County Master Gardeners will The Columbia Seed ‘Terrific Twos’ mission is to serve those in the American Legion Post Public Library West Branch provide tips to success- Lending Library is available “Terrific Twos,” a library need in Columbia County 57, 2602 SW Main Blvd. in (435 NW Hall of Fame ful gardening in Florida at the main library branch program for toddlers, is through Christian faith and Lake City. There are three Drive, off U.S. Highway 90 from 6:45 to 8 p.m. at in downtown Lake City on offered on Wednesdays resources. For more, call $250 jackpots each night. just past Interstate 75) is the Columbia County Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. at 10:30 a.m. at the main 386-755-1770. Quarter games are played at holding a spring book sale Extension Office, 971 W. The CSLL meets at the Fort branch of the Columbia 3 p.m. Mondays, Thursdays through April 30. Fill a bag Duval St., Lake City. White Branch from 2 to 4 County Public Library, 308 Haven seeks help and Sundays. Refreshments with books for $3. For more p.m. on Wednesdays, and NW Columbia Ave. in Haven is always seeking are available at reasonable information, call 386-758- Volunteers needed volunteers will also be on downtown Lake City. For compassionate volunteers prices. For more informa- 1321 or email dhorner@ Lake City Medical Center hand on the first and third more information about looking to give back and tion, call 752-7776. columbiacountyfla.com. Auxiliary needs volunteers Tuesday of each month from the library’s children’s pro- make a positive impact on who have a heart to serve. 2 to 4 p.m. at the West branch grams, call 386-758-2101. their communities. There ‘Gardening questions?’ Literacy volunteers needed The auxiliary need vol- library, 435 NW Hall of Fame are many ways in which UF/IFAS Master Volunteers are needed unteers for all positions. Drive (off U.S. Highway 90 Al-Anon meeting skills and a smile can make Gardeners are available to teach basic reading and Those interested in par- just past Interstate 75). An Al-Anon group a difference by volunteer- from 9 a.m. to noon on writing skills to someone in ticipating in the program meets at First Christian ing. Explore all of the pos- Tuesdays and Thursdays need or ESOL (English for may pick up an application Church (403 W. Duval St., sibilities at www.beyourhav- at the Columbia County speakers of other languag- at the Lake City Medical Wednesday Lake City) at 6 p.m. on en.org or by calling 386- Extension Office, 971 W. es). No tutoring experience Center Gift Shop or the Volunteers needed Mondays and 10 a.m. on 752-9191 to speak with the Duval St., Lake City. Stop needed; training provided. H2U office. For more, call Community Hospice Wednesdays. Newcomers volunteer coordinator. by or call 386-752-5384 to For more information, call 386-719-7713. and Palliative Care recent- group meets on Mondays receive research-based the Columbia County Public ly opened a new office at at 5 p.m. Free soil testing information from university Library at 386-758-2111. ‘Gardening questions?’ 163 SW Stonegate Terrace, Free soil pH tests are trained volunteers. UF/IFAS Master Suite 105, Lake City. We Volunteers needed available every Wednesday Dinner and dancing Gardeners are available from are looking for volunteers The Christian Service morning at the Columbia ‘Preschool Storytime’ Dances are held each 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays to serve in several different Center (421 NW County Extension Office, “Preschool Storytime,” a Friday night from 6 to 9 p.m. and Thursdays at the capacities including: relief Washington St., Lake City) 971 W. Duval St., Suite 170, library program for families at The Lifestyle Enrichment Columbia County Extension visits for our patient’s fam- is in search of volunteers. in Lake City. Residents may with preschoolers, is held on Center). $7 admission. Call Office, 971 W. Duval St., Lake ilies, pet therapy, veteran The center’s mission is bring a sample to the office Thursdays at 11 a.m. at the 386-755-0235 for more. 7A SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER NATURAL GAS SAFETY ADVISORY e Pipeline Safety Improvement Act of 2002 requires pipeline operators to develop and implement a public awareness program. At the City of Lake City (COLC), our goal is to continue to provide safe, reliable natural gas service to our customers and ensure the safety of those who live and/or work near our natural gas pipelines.

e objective of this Public Awareness Program is: • To educate the public on how to recognized the odor of natural gas and respond if they detect possible gas odors. Early recognition of gas odor and property response can save lives and property. • To warn the public about potential safety problems with certain exible appliance connectors • To raise awareness about the presence of buried natural gas pipelines in our community • To help the public and excavators understand the steps that they can take to prevent damage and respond properly if they cause damage to our pipelines • To educate the public about how to prepare for hurricane season with regard to natural gas appliances. What Is Natural Gas?

Natural gas is a mixture of hydrocarbon gases, primarily meth ane (CH4), naturally occurring in rock formations deep below the earth’s surface. e natural gas is withdrawn and trans-ported to homes and businesses through an underground sys tem of pipes. Natural Gas Safety Precautions

Natural gas is colorless, odorless, lighter than air, and non-toxic. Breathing natural gas is not harmful as long as there is an adequate supply of fresh air to breathe along with it. Natural gas by itself will not burn, but with the proper mixture of gas and air combined with an ignition source, combustion can occur. Why Does Natural Gas Smell So Bad?

Natural gas is safe, clean, and ecient, but it has no odor. To identify natural gas we add a harmless odorant called mercaptan, which gives natural gas its distinctive “ROTTEN EGG” smell. What Should I Do If I Smell Natural Gas?

e natural gas industry has an outstanding safety record, but if you smell natural gas, in the event of a gas leak inside a building: • Do not turn on or o any lights or appliances. • Do not use your home phone or cell phone in your house. • Do not light matches. • Immediately extinguish any cigarettes or open ames such as candles. • DO leave the building and call COLC from a nearby phone at 386-752-2031 and follow the recorded instructions, then wait for our representative to arrive.

Leaks from natural gas pipelines are extremely rare; however, it is important that you know how to recognize the signs of a leak if one were to occur in your area. A strong odor of “ROTTEN EGGS,” hissing sounds, or dirt blowing up from a hole are signs of a leak.

If you suspect a leak: • Do not try to x the leak. • Do not light matches, smoke, use a cell phone, or attempt to enter or start any vehicle. • DO move away from and upwind of the suspected pipeline leak before calling the Lake City Natural Gas Department at 758-5405.

Follow the recorded instructions, and then wait for our representative to arrive to in vestigate the situation. In any case, if you feel that life or property is in danger, CALL 9-1-1. e Lake City Natural Gas department has an excellent working relationship with our police and re departments. Flammable Vapors and Appliances Are a Dangerous Mix

Natural Gas Appliances Use Pilot Flames to Start the Appliance. Do Not Store Substances with a Flammable Vapor Near a Natural Gas Appliance.

Both gasoline and kerosene produce vapors that can catch re causing severe burns or property damage. Vapors cannot be seen. ey are heavier than air and can move along the oor a good distance from the original source by way of air currents coming from other rooms. An active pilot light on an appliance can light these vapors causing a re.

DO NOT use or store ammable products such as gaso line, solvents, or adhesives in the same room or area where a water heater or any other gas appliance is installed. Keep am mable products stored in approved containers with lids tightly closed, and keep them away from children and appliances. Keep paper, curtains, paints, solvents, etc., away from gas appliances. ey can be a re hazard. Why Be Concerned About Carbon Monoxide?

Carbon Monoxide (CO) is an odorless, tasteless, invis ible gas that can be formed when fuels like charcoal, coal, gasoline, kerosene, natural gas, propane, or wood are burned with an insucient supply of air.

A natural gas appliance could produce carbon monoxide if: • Boxes, laundry, or other materials are blocking the base, restricting airow. • e vent hood, pipes, or ues are blocked or corroded. • e unit is installed or adjusted improperly • It is used incorrectly (i.e., heating a room with a gas stove or using a gas or charcoal grill indoors). • e heat exchanger is cracked.

Call the Lake City Natural Gas Department for natural gas appliance inspections. Natural gas furnaces and heating products such as replace logs and space heaters should be inspected every year. Other ap pliances, such as heaters, clothes dryers, ranges, and cook tops should be checked for proper operation.

All natural gas appliances come with a manual. Always read the manual for proper installation, cautions, and warnings

What Is Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?

e early eects of Carbon Monoxide poisoning mimic the u, so watch out for these warning signs: • Headache • Nausea or vomiting • Dizziness and disorientation • Muscle weakness or fatigue

If the u-like symptoms are NOT accompanied by fever, or if everyone in the family is ill, or if the symptoms disappear when you leave the house, you may have a CO prob lem. If CO symptoms are present, leave the building immedi ately and call the Lake City Natural Gas Department at 758-5405, and we will send a trained technician to test for Carbon Monoxide. Prevention is the only way to deal with carbon monoxide, and the best pre vention is regular inspection by a trained service technician. Prevent Damage to Pipelines

Today, more and more utility companies that supply your home with electrical power, natural and propane gas, water, sewer, telephone, and cable television service are delivering those services underground. It’s also possible that these bur ied service lines are close to the surface, making digging a dangerous and expensive proposition.

Fortunately, you can nd out where utility owned lines are buried on your property with one FREE call to Sunshine State One Call at 811. When you make that one call, Sunshine State One Call will notify our member companies of your project and will, in turn, advise you where the buried lines are located.

Florida law requires that you wait two full business days before beginning your project. is law also applies to contractors, excavators, or anyone who is digging on private or public property.

e majority of utility accidents are caused by hitting underground utility lines. For additional information call Sunshine State One Call at 811 or visit their web site at www.Sunshine811.com. Learn More

Visit www.npms.phmsa.dot.gov for information on pipeline operators in your area. For additional information about natural gas safety, visit www.lc a.com or call 386-758-5405. City of Lake City Natural Gas S&S FOOD STORES & BUDWEISER PRESENT 8A SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER Hailey Jones, Miss CHS 2018 THE SOUTH’S COUNTRY MUSIC & CAMPING FESTIVAL

ABOVE: Hailey Jones has been crowned Miss CHS 2018. From left: Conyesyants Anan Eya Hardman, Ellie Hingson, Eliana Duarte, Hailey Jones, Miss CHS 2017 Mikayla Collins, Lindsey Starling and Isabella Park. LEFT: A look of surprise from Hailey. At right is Miss CHS 2017 Mikayla Collins. BELOW: Crowning time. From left are Miss CHS 2017 Mikayla Collins, Anan Eya Hardman, Ellie Hingson, Eliana Duarte, Lindsey Starling, Isabella Park and Hailey Jones.

ABOVE: Victory walk. Miss CHS 2018 Hailey Jones takes a stroll across stage after being crowned. RIGHT: Miss CHS 2017 Mikayla Collins and Hailey embrace after she was named Miss CHS 2018.

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Florida, Jacqui Sulek, said the event likely made event attendance history. The hawks, falcons, and owls of Kitty Carroll of Live Oak’s Accipiter Enterprises were a main draw. They were followed closely by the snakes and turtles of the Florida Park Service and Ichetucknee Springs State Park, while a more mature audience seemed drawn to the native plant species given away by Four Rivers Audubon. “It’s all about connecting people with nature,” said Sulek. “Without native plants you don’t have birds. When we take all of our native plants out of our landscape we lose our birds” Sulek said the lake is a site on the Great Florida Birding Trail, which she said was boon for local tourism with the “second most popular hobby in the United States.” She said there was another reason the event was held at the lake. “It’s also the headwa- ters for the Ichetucknee, and that’s very important because what we put on the land around here and what people put on their yards, that type of thing, all goes into that spring- shed system. The springs are the beginning of the water, not the end,” Sulek TOP LEFT: Kitty Carroll, of said. She said Four Rivers Live Oak, sits with the several Audubon holds bird trail hawks, falcons and owls set walking events on the first to perform at the Alligator Saturday of every month at Lake Spring Festival while the lake. curious onlookers stopped The event also served as by to get pictures of the birds the hub for groups, both of prey. TOP: Newton, a barn nonprofits and governmen- owl, was perched in his por- tal charged with educating table house beside Carroll, and protecting local lands, napping before the show. wildlife and parks, each ABOVE: Doug and Cindy with representatives who spoke to families stopping Vasco portray Chief Halpatter by their booths. Tustenuggee, or Alligator Florida Forest Service, Warrior and his wife. A statue Ichetucknee Springs State of the chief is placed at the Park were there, along with entrance of Alligator Lake a number of local advocacy Park. LEFT: Eric Flagg, a local groups from the surround- documentarian, who has cap- ing areas of Fort White and tured Ichetucknee’s rivers and High Springs. springs from start to finish.

ABOVE: Four Rivers Audobon of Lake City organizes Alligator Lake Spring Festival each year and this year its president, Jacqui Sulek, said there were likely record crowds at the event. RIGHT: Avery Samera was at the event with her family from Jacksonville, and here she is seen holding a turtle, courtesy the Florida Park Service. FAR RIGHT: Debbie Roberts and Maghen Balmer look at the hawks soon to take flight, part of the Live Oak-based Accipiter Enterprises/Educational Birds of Prey organization. Photos by COREY ARWOOD Lake City Reporter

Linard Johnson and Narrie Smith. Scott Thomason, the third received $20 worth of in-kind con- February and March and $225 MONEY School Board District 3 candi- of the three candidates in the tributions. worth of in-kind contributions. Continued From 1A date Steve Nelson, who is running County Commission District In September, Witt gave his Jefferson lent his own cam- unopposed, gave his own campaign 2 race, raised $6,094.99 in cash own campaign a $100 loan. paign $2,000 in March and has companies. a $200 loan in March and reported since July and $417.84 worth of In February, Witt contributed reported no other contributions. Peeler’s opponent for the School no campaign finance activity since. in-kind contributions. $20 worth of printer paper and ink Clarence Tucker, the only other Board District 5 seat, incumbent There are two contested County Two candidates are vying for to his own campaign. current candidate for the seat, Stephanie Finnell, raised $4,200 Commission races with a total of the County Commission District 4 He received a $250 check in reported $450 in total monetary in cash. five candidates. seat — incumbent Everett Phillips March from Dennis Roberts, a contributions and no in-kind con- Finnell wrote two checks to her Rocky Ford, for County and challenger Toby Witt. retired public defender. tributions. own campaign in February total- Commission District 2, lent his Phillips lent his own campaign The same month, Witt lent his City Council District 14 can- ing $1,200, then another $3,000 own campaign $1,000 in October. $500 in January. own campaign $420. didate Ricky Jernigan reported check to the campaign in March. Marc Kazmierski lent his own In February, he gave the cam- Vanessa George, who is run- only a $500 loan from himself in Green lent his own campaign campaign $100 in March and con- paign a banner valued at $100 ning to unseat incumbent Eugene March. $4,000 and another $1,900 in tributed $1,000 worth of signs, and $1.30 worth of material for Jefferson for City Council District Jernigan’s opponent, Chris March. campaign cards and miscella- petitions in March. 10 seat, collected a total of $3,370 Greene, reported a $1,000 loan Green faces two opponents, neous office supplies. Witt raised $770 in cash and in monetary contributions in from himself the same month. 10A SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER

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TALLAHASSEE — When Willie Taggart was hired by Florida State last December, he described his philosophy in two words — lethal simplicity. The spring practices and Saturday’s Garnet and Gold game showed the Seminoles have embraced the changes. The players aren’t the only ones who have embraced the start of the Taggart Era. A program-record crowd of 53,974 showed up at Doak Campbell Stadium By ERIC JACKSON for the spring finale. [email protected] “That was an impressive crowd and a lot of energy for a spring game,” Taggart said. “It gives us a little preview of what it is going to be like for the first game fter a long, winding journey through (on Sept. 3 against Virginia Tech).” the college ranks, filled with highs Taggart’s up-tempo spread offense A and lows, basketball star Melton got plenty of work. It ran 85 plays during Sanders is ready to take his game to the next the first half and 125 for the game as the level. Sanders knows making it overseas is second half was played with a running a tall task, but that’s OK. He relishes tough clock. Taggart said he is pleased with competition, no matter where it is. how the unit has been able to grasp the << CONTINUED << CONTINUED 2B: NOLES 4B: SANDERS Body of work: Gators’ strength coach is key to UF turnaround By MARK LONG Associated Press Warner University guard Melton Sanders scores the ball during a home game against St. Thomas on GAINESVILLE — The most import- Feb. 8 in Lake Wales. ant guy on Florida’s sideline Saturday (ERNST PETERS/The Ledger) wasn’t coach Dan Mullen or quarterback Feleipe Franks. He didn’t wear a head- set or have a play-calling sheet. He didn’t touch the football or get in the hud- Suwannee squeezes past Columbia dle. He was hardly even Morrill strikes out 13, out pitches Love in county rivalry match Friday night. noticeable at the team’s annual spring game at the Savage By JORDAN KROEGER multiple hits off the ace, going Swamp. Yet his role the [email protected] 2 for 3 with two singles. last three months and the next three The Bulldogs (10-9) bounced months is more critical to the program’s LIVE OAK — Daveion Love back after losing 1-0 just the planned turnaround than anyone else. was on his game Friday night. night before to Lincoln while Strength and conditioning coordina- Heuston Morrill was just a the Tigers (9-9) have now lost tor Nick Savage is working behind the little bit better. five of their last seven games. scenes to return the Gators to form. Morrill pitched a com- “He just threw hard, really The early results? plete-game shutout to help hard,” Love said of Morrill. Mullen said players averaged a 3.5 per- Suwannee defeat rival “He was as fast as we’ve seen cent loss in body fat during the first two Columbia 1-0 at Booster all year and he didn’t throw his months Savage has been there, eye-pop- Stadium. Love went pitch-for- off-speed pitches until late. He ping numbers that prove what Florida pitch with the Oklahoma State blew by us with the fastball and had been doing wrong and what Savage commit until the sixth inning, we couldn’t hit his off-speed.” is doing right. when Josh Wharton perfectly Love finished with four “That’s pretty good in two months,” executed a squeeze bunt to strikeouts, three walks and Mullen said. “He could market that and score Marquis Jones from a hit batter. He only surren- get his own infomercial and make a ton third. dered four hits, three of which of money off it if you advertise that, “Our third baseman came came in the first inning when right?” in and our first baseman came he worked out of a bases-load- Savage officially unmasked what in and it was just a perfectly ed jam thanks to a diving catch people close to the program, including placed ball. Nothing you can in center field by Steinruck. former coach Jim McElwain, suspected do about that,” Columbia Suwannee’s only other hit was a problem in recent years. Former coach Brian Thomas said. came in the sixth when Jones strength coach Mike Kent, who followed Morrill struck out 13 and reached on an infield single as McElwain from Colorado State, was only allowed three hits with a part of his 2 for 2 night. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter seemingly in over his head. hit batter. Clayton Steinruck Columbia shortstop Dylan Blair is thrown out at third base << CONTINUED << CONTINUED was the only Tiger to register 6B: TIGERS against Suwannee during the fifth inning Friday night. 2B: GATORS LOCAL SPORTS: PREP ROUNDUP: CHECK OUT WHAT HAPPENED IN PREP SPORTS ACTION THIS WEEK, B6 << TTHE SCORES NATIONAL Columbia’s Preece earns BASKETBALL Chace Curtis big Xfinity Golden State 113, San Antonio 92 Toronto 114, Washington 106 Philadelphia 130, Miami 103 signs with race pay day HOCKEY Limestone at Bristol, B4 Tampa Bay 5, New Jersey 3 Nashville 5, Colorado 4 College, B2 Boston 7 , Toronto 3 SOCCER New York 3, Montreal 1 Los Angeles 1, Chicago 0 Colorado 2, Toronto 0 BASEBALL Washington 6, Colorado 2 St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 1 Boston 10, Baltimore 3 Chicago 14, Atlanta 10 Texas 6, Houston 5 3B: Building a boat from scratch B2

2B SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD TV LISTINGS ABC — NBA playoffs, Eastern 7 p.m. Chicago 4 8 .333 3½ Conference, first round, Game 1, Indiana ESPN — St. Louis at Chicago Cubs Detroit 4 9 .308 4 at Cleveland 10 p.m. Kansas City 3 9 .250 4½ Today 6:30 p.m. MLB — Regional coverage, Houston at West Division AUTO RACING TNT — NBA playoffs, Western Seattle OR L.A. Dodgers at San Diego W L Pct GB 11:30 a.m. Conference, first round, Game 1, Utah at Los Angeles 12 3 .800 — FS1 — FIA Formula E, CBMM Niobium Oklahoma City NBA BASKETBALL Houston 10 4 .714 1½ E-Prix, at Rome (same-day tape) 9 p.m. 8 p.m. Seattle 7 4 .636 3 2 p.m. TNT — NBA playoffs, Western TNT — NBA playoffs, Eastern Conference, Oakland 5 9 .357 6½ FOX — NASCAR, Monster Energy Cup Conference, first round, Game 1, first round, Game 2, Miami at Texas 4 11 .267 8 Series, Food City 500, at Bristol, Tenn. Minnesota at Houston Philadelphia 4:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. National League NBCSN — IndyCar, Toyota Grand Prix of NHL HOCKEY TNT — NBA playoffs, Western East Division Long Beach (Calif.) 3 p.m. Conference, first round, Game 2, San W L Pct GB NBC — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Antonio at Golden State New York 11 1 .917 — ERIC JACKSON/Lake City Reporter BOWLING Eastern Conference, first round, Game 3, Atlanta 8 5 .615 3½ 1 p.m. Columbia’s Chace Curtis is joined on stage by Pittsburgh at Philadelphia NHL HOCKEY Philadelphia 7 5 .583 4 ESPN — PBA Tour, USBC Masters, at 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Washington 7 8 .467 5½ Columbia coach Pete Whittington (right) and for- Syracuse, N.Y. USA — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, Miami 4 9 .308 7½ BOXING mer LCMS coach Jason Langston during his signing Western Conference, first round, Game 3, Eastern Conference, first round, Game 3, Central Division 8 a.m. in the school auditorium Friday afternoon. Curtis Winnipeg at Minnesota Boston at Toronto W L Pct GB ESPN2 — Ryota Murata vs. Emanuele 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 9 4 .692 — signed to wrestle at Limestone College. Felice Blandamura, for Murata’s NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, CNBC — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, St. Louis 8 7 .533 2 WBA “regular” middleweight title, at Eastern Conference, first round, Game 2, Eastern Conference, first round, Game 3, Milwaukee 7 7 .500 2½ Yokohama, Japan Columbus at Washington Tampa Bay at New Jersey Chicago 6 7 .462 3 10:30 p.m. 10 p.m. Cincinnati 2 12 .143 7½ COLLEGE BASEBALL NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, NBCSN — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, West Division 2 p.m. Curtis inks his Western Conference, first round, Game 3, Western Conference, first round, Game 3, W L Pct GB ESPN2 — Texas at Oklahoma Vegas at Los Angeles Nashville at Colorado Arizona 10 3 .769 — 10:30 p.m. Colorado 8 8 .500 3½ COLLEGE SOFTBALL RUGBY CNBC — NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, San Francisco 6 7 .462 4 7 p.m. letter of intent 2 p.m. Western Conference, first round, Game 3, Los Angeles 4 8 .333 5½ ESPN2 — Mississippi St. at Mississippi NBCSN — English Premiership, Saracens Anaheim at San Jose San Diego 5 10 .333 6 By ERIC JACKSON a huge part putting vs. Bath (same-day tape) GOLF Columbia wrestling on the SOCCER RUNNING [email protected] 8 a.m. map.” 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Teen wins Florida’s 7 Mile Bridge Run GOLF — European PGA Tour, Open de Columbia senior wres- Despite battling some NBCSN — Premier League, Newcastle NBCSN — Boston Marathon, at Boston MARATHON, Fla. (AP) — Two Florida Espana, final round, at Madrid United vs. Arsenal runners have won the annual foot- tler Chace Curtis signed injuries, Curtis still fin- 1 p.m. 11 a.m. SOCCER race across the Florida Keys Overseas GOLF — PGA Tour, RBC Heritage, final with Limestone College in ished his senior season NBCSN — Premier League, Manchester 2:20 p.m. Highway’s longest bridge. round, at Hilton Head Island, S.C. front of friends and family with a 21-2 record and United vs. West Bromwich Albion FS2 — Bundesliga, Mainz vs. Freiburg Marathon high school junior Aydan Child 3 p.m. Friday afternoon. Curtis, a bronze medal at state 9:30 a.m. 3 p.m. posted the fastest time of 40 minutes CBS — PGA Tour, RBC Heritage, final FS1 — Bundesliga, Schalke vs. Borussia NBCSN — Premier League, West Ham vs. and one second at Saturday’s Seven Mile who is coming off a third- (126). Curtis leaves round, at Hilton Head Island, S.C. Dortmund Stoke City --- Bridge Run. He is 17. place state finish this past behind big shoes to fill GOLF — Champions Tour, Mitsubishi Noon The women’s division was won by Electric Classic, final round, at Duluth, season, inked his letter of at Columbia as gets set FS2 — Bundesliga, Werder Bremen vs. 39-year-old Laura DiBella of Fernandina Ga. MLB STANDINGS intent to wrestle with the to begin a new chapter Leipzig Beach, Florida, with a time of 42:43. Division II club. of wrestling in Gaffney, 4 p.m. Second place went to 31-year-old MLB BASEBALL American League ESPN — MLS, Seattle at Sporting Kansas Jennifer Absher, of Melbourne, Florida, Curtis ends his high South Carolina. 1 p.m. East Division City at 43:56, while 30-year-old Simona school career with quite MLB — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees W L Pct GB “I was fortunate 6 p.m. Zacharova, of Delray Beach, Florida, at Detroit OR Baltimore at Boston Boston 12 2 .857 — the legacy after capturing enough to come here FS1 — MLS, N.Y. City FC at Atlanta placed third at 47:52. 8 p.m. Toronto 9 5 .643 3 the school’s first state a couple years ago and United Second- and third-place winners in the ESPN — Texas at Houston New York 7 7 .500 5 men’s division were 34-year-old Nicholas title in 41 years when he have an opportunity to Baltimore 5 10 .333 7½ Brazier Alvarado with a time of 40:27, was just a sophomore. have a great wrestler NBA BASKETBALL Tampa Bay 3 10 .231 8½ Monday, April 16 and 28-year-old Tuan Nguyen, 28, who 1 p.m. Central Division Curtis helped reestablish like Chace,” Columbia MLB BASEBALL completed the race in 40:36. Both are TNT — NBA playoffs, Eastern Conference, W L Pct GB Columbia’s wrestling coach Pete Whittington 11 a.m. from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. first round, Game 1, Milwaukee at Boston Minnesota 7 4 .636 — program, which is now said. “Not only is he a MLB — Baltimore at Boston The event attracted 1,500 participants. 3:30 p.m. Cleveland 8 6 .571 ½ regarded as one of the 2016 state champ, 2018 state’s best. third in state, but he’s s weights and an increased commit- scales, in mirrors and especially in “He’s the best that’s three-time district champ, GATORS ment to lifting. side-by-side photos. ever done it at Columbia three-time regional Savage caught players by surprise “Talking to the guys on the team, High School,” principal champ, and he’s also an Continued From 1B early. He took them on a 2.7-mile run it’s very different from what they’ve Trey Hosford said excellent student… He’s around campus on Day One of his done in the past, so they’re going to during the signing intro- exactly what you look for His tactics came under more conditioning program — he called get that huge jump,” Mullen said. “I duction. “He’s done in an athlete.” scrutiny when athletic director Scott it a “team-building exercise” — and still expect to see big gains this sum- Stricklin pinpointed Florida’s strength conducted circuit training along the mer because now they’re to the point and conditioning program as one defi- way. They stopped in certain spots where they’re in shape. ... ciency during McElwain’s tenure. for situps, pushups and squats. “The positive of that is it’s going to “It’s the backbone,” Stricklin said. “We were like, ‘Wait, what?’” be easier to buy in more in the future “Any successful program has a really defensive back Chauncey Gardner- because they’ve seen those results in strong strength and conditioning pro- Johnson said. “We thought we were the short period of time. So if I just gram that builds accountability, and just going to be running just to be buy in over a long period, I’m going programs that aren’t as successful running. Once we started, it was to look like an SEC football player.” usually are lacking in that area.” more like the more we went, we Short-term results have drawn Mullen hired Savage to fill the were straining.” rave reviews, especially from those void. They were just getting started, too. who experienced what happened Savage spent the last two years “Obviously it’s not pedal down before and what’s happening now. with Mullen at Mississippi State, all the way from Day One,” Savage “It’s stupid,” said defensive tackle so there was no transition period said. “You’ve got to kind of take your Taven Bryan, who is expected to in Gainesville or even talks about steps and build them up. Once that be a first-round NFL draft pick this philosophy and direction. Mullen pedal got cranked down, it was a real month. “Savage is an unreal weight FILE trusted Savage to get the job done, eye-opener.” coach. ... Just the way he changes Chace Curtis (left) slams down an opponent during and Savage went right to work install- Eventually, the results began to everyone’s bodies. We looked like his freshman season at Columbia. Curtis won a state ing a program that mandates heavier show. Guys could see progress on the Pillsbury Doughboys.” title in his second year with the program.

he has brought to the pro- Francois remains a part NOLES gram has enthused us.” of the competition is Here are some other unknown. The junior, who Continued From 1B things to know from did not take part in contact Florida State’s spring and drills as he rehabs from system along with how Saturday’s game: a knee injury he suffered it adjusted to the pace of QUARTERBACK during last season’s opener practice, but he is still RACE: James Blackman against Alabama, was cited searching for consistency. and Bailey Hockman had for marijuana possession “We can be a lot better. some flashes of nice plays last Thursday, which is his There are still too many throughout the spring, but second off-field incident mistakes that are drive kill- both are firmly in the mix since Taggart took over. ers like bad snaps or false for the starting spot going Taggart said Francois starts,” he said. “There a into preseason drills. remains on the team and lot of things we have to Hockman was plagued the matter is being han- clean up but it is good to by a foot injury the last dled internally. see guys making plays.” couple weeks of practices MORE DEPTH AT The defense, which is but led the Garnet squad RUNNING BACK: being installed by former to a 31-13 victory by throw- Khalon Laborn was Michigan State defen- ing for 203 yards and a recruited last year as a sive coordinator Harlan touchdown. five-start prospect but was Barnett, was not able Taggart said Blackman, redshirted. The 5-foot-11, to force a turnover, but who started 12 games last 205-pound back conclud- Taggart was impressed season, was hurt by a cou- ed a nice spring with a with how they did stopping ple of drops by his receiv- 91-yard touchdown during the run and pressuring the ers, but did a good job of the second quarter after quarterback. moving in the pocket. the right side of the line Taggart said he kept Whether Deondre opened a huge hole. things vanilla for the spring game, but there was a double pass, two halfback passes and a fake punt. It is clear that Taggart’s hiring after Jimbo Fisher left for Texas A&M has revitalized a program that has struggled the past cou- ple seasons. Since winning 33 of 34 games between 2013 and ‘15, including a national championship, the Seminoles are 21-12, including 10-10 in the ACC. Last season, Florida State needed to go on a four-game winning streak to go 7-6 and avoid its first losing season since 1976. “It is like the chemistry he has built was fast,” defensive tackle Demarcus Christmas said. “He earned our respect quick and I’m sure we earned his respect by pushing us. The energy B3

SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3B The quest for the perfect flats skiff By MONTY STEPHENS Special to the Reporter he term “Flats Skiff” seems like a broad, generic term that might apply to any boat fishing inshore T waters. It is true that many styles of boats can serve as a flats skiff. But in south Florida where the boat we know as a flats skiff originated, there is one style. Flats skiff are usually under 20 ft. long. Their style emerged in the late 1960s and 70’s as fishermen and fisherwomen sought better ways to ply the shallow waters for bonefish, permit, and tarpon. They are usually extra wide for stability so fishermen can cast from their large decks. Since push poles are used to maneuver in the shallow waters, they often times have a rear platform to stand on. Flats skiffs are now more popular than ever and can be found in use COURTESY PHOTOS throughout the coastal areas of the southern US and LEFT: Hull is outfitted with Divinycell and fiberglass. RIGHT: Boat with decks and storage boxes complete. It the Bahamas. now only needs center console, rub rail, wiring and a few other components. Through the decades since their inception, boat builders have continuously refined the flats skiff style in a manner suggestive of “form follows function.” So they have changed. But for at least one fisherman, the boats currently being produced do not have the classic “lines” and style that he desires. That left him with only one choice, build his own. Or perhaps he just wanted to build his own boat and tackle a monumental challenge. We’re talking about Reeve Abraben, DMD. Dr. Abraben has practiced Dentistry in Lake City for over 28 years and is the owner of Lake City Family Dental Center. He grew up in south Florida (Miami area) and came to Lake City shortly after graduating from the University of Florida. As a kid, he didn’t have a boat but fished the canals with his brother for Jack Crevalle and Snook. Then his family moved to Pompano Beach. His next door neighbor was Art Robinson, a JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter retired Charter Boat Captain. Art took Reeve fishing on LEFT: Hull is shown with jig cut, supplied by Enviboats. RIGHT: Hull is pictured fully complete. It now awaits his boat many times. When they weren’t fishing, they fabrication of decks, live wells, storage boxes and center console. worked on the boat for repair and maintenance. Reeve didn’t know it, but he was hooked. on these boats, including lay-up of the hull, decks, and a rough interior. Using a mold does not make a boat When he had his family, Dr. Abraben ensured that center console. It will be built with Divinycell and better or stronger than using a jig to make the hull. fishing would be a part of their lives. To this end, he epoxy resin. But using a mold, the manufacturer can make many has owned many different boats through the years. Dr. Abraben chose the Enviboat 17ft. Redfish Flats hulls from the same mold. Conversely, using a jig to His sons are now grown and have families of their Skiff. He has been working on his boat for just about lay-up a hull is a one-shot endeavor. So this method own. For the past 10 years, Dr. Abraben has fished one year and it is 80% complete. His sons have helped is suited for custom work but not for mass produced with friends and family but has not had a boat. He him as well as friends. Dr. Abraben shared that “one of manufacturing. now wants to get back into boat ownership. As Dr. the painstakingly slow phases, has been smoothing out Florida Sportsman’s Dream Boat has already been in Abraben noted “there are a lot of nice boats out there, the hull, so it will look professional.” Since this boat contact with Dr. Abraben. When his boat is completed, but none that really grab me.” Hence, why he wants was laid up from the inside out, this left the outside it is slated to be included in their magazine or on one of to build his own. “skin” of the boat fairly rough. The fiberglass cloth their TV shows. It is projected the boat will be totally The quest for the perfect flats skiff led Dr. Abraben leaves hundreds of small creases and dimples that must ready this coming fall. to Enviboats. Enviboats is located in North Carolina be filled and smoothed. This is time consuming and I’m sure when the boat is ready and on its’ maiden and provides all materials needed to build the boat. tedious work. voyage, Dr. Abraben’s thoughts will drift back to his Enviboats has models from 14ft. through 50 feet. Production boats are built from the outside-in using first fishing trip with Captain Robinson. But then They use a computer to make a jig for hull lay-up. a mold. The outside surface (gelcoat) is the first thing again, maybe he will think of the first time he went This is not buying a pre-made hull and then adding applied to the mold followed by layers of fiberglass fishing with his sons or brother. This is what fishing decks and so forth. The builder will make everything cloth. This makes the exterior silky smooth but leaves is all about. Hunter safety internet-completion courses offered in May From staff reports All firearms, ammunition and training requirements for all May 12 Women’s Class (8 Bryceville The Florida Fish and Wildlife materials are provided free of other states and Canadian prov- a.m. until complete) Conservation Commission charge. Students should bring inces. Lake City The specific locations for (FWC) is offering free hunter a pen or pencil and paper. An these classes will be given to safety internet-completion cours- adult must accompany children Duval those who register in advance. es in four counties in May (list younger than 16 at all times. The dates and times are: May 24 (6 to 9 p.m.) and May Those interested in attending a follows). Anyone born on or after June Baker 26 (8:30 a.m. until noon) course can register online and Students who have taken 1, 1975, must pass an approved May 5 (8 a.m. until noon) Jacksonville obtain information about future the online course and wish to hunter safety course and have Macclenny and (1 p.m. until hunter safety classes at MyFWC. complete the classroom portion a hunting license to hunt alone complete) Lake City Nassau com/HunterSafety or by calling must bring the online-comple- (unsupervised). The FWC May 5 (8 a.m. until noon) the FWC’s regional office in tion report with them. course satisfies hunter-safety Columbia Callahan and (1 to 3 p.m.) Lake City at 386-758-0525.

FWC returns panther family back to the wild From staff reports A female panther and her two kittens are back in the wild today, after spending months in captivity. On April 10, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) pan- ther team released the panther family on the Picayune Strand State Forest in Collier County. This is the first time the FWC has rescued, reha- bilitated and released a family group of panthers. FWC biologists res- cued the adult female panther, known as FP224, in December 2017 after she was struck by a vehi- COURTESY cle on Collier Boulevard in Naples. They took her to the Animal Specialty Hospital of Florida in Naples where veteri- narians determined she had a broken hind leg. Following a successful surgery to repair the fracture, the FWC pan- ther veterinarian took the panther to White Oak Conservation Foundation for rehabilitation. In June, FP224 pro- duced a litter of one female and two male kit- tens, and biologists sus- pected these kittens were near where their mother was injured. They set up cameras to locate the young panthers, and two of the kittens were pho- tographed and captured immediately thereafter. Unfortunately, biologists were not able to capture the third kitten. B4

4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, ARPIL 15, 2018 Sports Department 755-5440 Preece earns big Xfinity race pay day at Bristol By STEVE REED wanted a chance. And it Xfinity Series event of the bemoaned the final cau- Associated Press worked out. I guess if you year. It didn’t bother the tion that came out late. He want it bad enough it will other Xfinity Series regu- gambled by taking on only BRISTOL — Ryan all work out.” lars that a non-regular like two tires. Preece, who took Preece was willing to risk Preece, driving the Preece won the money. In four tires, was able to take just about anything in Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 fact, they applauded his him on the restart and he hopes of bolstering his Toyota, added “it’s gratify- win. pulled away for an easy racing career. That meant ing that when I leave here “If you qualify for the victory. going into major debt last and I will be debt free.” show, you meet the criteria Preece was competing year for a chance to run He became the seventh and you beat out 39 other with three other qualify- a few races on the Xfinity different winner this year dudes whose job it is to ing drivers — pole sitter Series. in the Xfinity Series in as do this full time at a place Cole Custer, Christopher But Preece’s investment many races, beating Justin like Bristol, well, congrat- Bell and Hemric —for the in himself paid off big time Allgaier and Daniel Hemric ulations you deserve it,” $100,000 prize. Saturday as the full-time to the finish line. Elliott Gallagher said. “And that’s “I take every race as a NASCAR Modified Tour Sadler finished fourth and it.” chance to build a future driver captured the Xfinity Spencer Gallagher was Added Hemric: “He for myself,” Preece said. Series race at Bristol Motor fifth. drove his tail off and put “Where I will be after this Speedway and took home Cup Series regulars were himself in position and season I don’t have a clue. the Dash 4 Cash $100,000 not eligible to compete stepped up when he had But I won’t be the one bonus prize. because of restrictions to.” that prevents me from get- “Would I advise some- placed on the Dash 4 Cash Preece was strong all ting somewhere. I will do body to do what I did? races. day, but it all came down to everything I can to make Probably not,” Preece said The 27-year-old Preece the final 10 laps. sure that I am not the weak of incurring debt. “But I was racing in only his third Brandon Jones link.” COURTESY Sanders ready for next level -- continued from 1B ‘Melton is an unique per- Sanders ran the show again at Running off screens, corner son because he has so Indian River State, averaging 16 trifectas – Sanders devoured points a game at the JUCO despite defenses this past year playing for many positive strengths. battling a broken foot injury. And Warner University in Lake Wales. He could be a millionaire the obstacles didn’t stop there. The Fort White native dominat- businessman, he could After transferring to Missouri ed his senior year, averaging 22 Southern, he found saw his play- points a game in the most com- be a preacher, he could ing time dwindle to just a few plete season of his life. be a teacher, he could go minutes per game – far from the scoring threat he imagined he Quite the final chapter for overseas and play pro- the 22-year-old standout, who would be. bounced around from three dif- fessional basketball.’ Averaging just over one point a ferent schools to reach this point. game, he decided to take his tal- Sanders spent two seasons at — Warner coach Sean Hanrahan ents back south. Indian River State before transfer- Sanders selected Warner ring to Missouri Southern State Sanders strives to do well University, where he reconnected in 2016. He finally found the right enough in Orlando to potentially with cousin and teammate Jordan fit at Warner University, returning secure a contract with a team Coppock. Coppock, a former to his home state of Florida this overseas. He looks to be the Columbia standout, helped recruit season to put the exclamation next basketball standout from Sanders to Lake Wales – a small point on his college career. Three Columbia County to play pro ball. lake town that’s welcomed him different stops isn’t ideal, but if Warner University head coach with open arms. you ask him, he wouldn’t change Sean Hanrahan says there’s no “It’s easy to go from Missouri a thing – thankful for every lesson limit for his star transfer, who to Florida,” Hanrahan said. “He learned. carried the Royals to the NCCAA wanted to get closer to home. He “I think the most I’ve learned is National Championships. was averaging less than one point to stay patient and keep working,” Hanrahan believes Sanders will a game in a system that he wasn’t Sanders said. “At the end of find success, regardless if it’s on very good in. There’s two coaches the day, as long as you put in the court or not. on my staff that had a prior rela- your work, it will all pay off in the “Melton is an unique person tionship with him, coach Sanchez end… I dealt with two foot inju- because he has so many positive and coach Matt [Warren], all of ries in my first two years of junior strengths. He could be a million- these things combined along with college, and last year not playing aire businessman, he could be a me telling him he would be a good much, to this year showing every- preacher, he could be a teacher, fit. He loved the idea and once body what I really can do. I think he could go overseas and play we plugged him into the system, that just came from hard work and professional basketball. He’s got and figured out what he could dedication, staying patient and a lot of things he can do. I think and couldn’t do, he went from one waiting on my turn.” right now he’s trying to figure out point a game to 22.” Sanders’ turn has seeming- where his passion is leading him.” This season Sanders proved ly arrived. He’s recently been Sanders started showing flashes to be one of the best players in in contact with a few different of his potential as early as middle Division II, earning honorable agents, and hopes to have the school when he and his family mention honors on the NAIA All- right person hired soon. As spring moved to Fort White. He later American Team. graduation approaches, Sanders starred at the nearby high school, After winning the hearts of has already started preparing for where he anchored the Indians Royal fans, it’s time for No. 22 to life after college. He’s pegged for a and took home all-state honors his see how his game stacks up over- pro tryout in Orlando on April 28, senior season. seas. where he aims to woo professional “He was an ideal player, the Sanders embarks on the new coaches with his scoring prowess. kind you want on your team,” Fort journey, with plenty of support “I’m looking forward to it,” he White coach Isiah Phillips said of from his hometown. his former point guard. “He came “He can make it anywhere he COURTESY said of the pro day. “There’s going to be some pretty tough competi- to practice everyday to work, goes, just needs an oppourtunity,” Former Fort White star guard Melton Sanders starred for wasn’t playing around. He took it Phillips said. “He’s the type of Warner University this past season. Sanders led the Royals tion so I just want to get out there and show the coaches what I can serious he was a leader and a floor player whatever they need him to with 22 points a game and took home awards along the way. do.” general… He ran the show.” do, he’s going to work hard at it.”

Fort White girls win 15-0

Fort White Middle School’s softball team defeated Branford Friday afternoon. The Indians won 15-0 in three innings. Fort White’s BOTTOM: Fort White’s Maddy Keen (left) runs toward home plate during the game. Sydney Southwell (right) takes a swing against Branford. TOP: Keen (left) and N’ Coreyia Atkins look to make a play on Friday.

Fort White boys win 10-0

Fort White Middle School’s base- ball team defeated Branford 10-0 Friday afternoon. Hayden Adams (right) is pictured waiting for a pitch. Fort White boys get set to play in this week’s SMACK tournament. The tourney will be held at South Columbia Sports Park. Fort White Photos by CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter hopes to reach Thursday’s title game. Classifi ed Department 755-5440 SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER 5B LAKE CITY REPORTER    Take ADvantage of the CLASSIFIED Reporter Classifieds!   755-5440 ADVANTAGE

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6B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, ARPIL 15, 2018 Sports Department 754-0421 TIGERS Continued From 1B

Jones then stole second base, and after advancing to third when Ryan Leneave reached on an error, he bolted towards home plate just before Wharton laid down the game-winning sac- rifice bunt. Love and company never had a chance. “I was just trying to get in ground ball situations and they had a fast guy (Jones),” Love said. “The ball just got by us. We just didn’t make our plays but it happens.” Despite a stellar outing by Morrill, the Tigers still had their chances at the plate. Their best opportunity came in the fifth

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter inning, when Dylan Blair led off Columbia’s Mikah Gustavson tries to make a play at second base against Suwannee Friday night. The Tigers fell 1-0 to the Bulldogs. with a single and advanced to second on an error. Jamie Minchin then tried to sacrifice him over to third with PREPS ROUNDUP PREP SKED a bunt but the ball rolled far enough away from the third Monday: COLUMBIA SOFTBALL: Columbia’s n Columbia boys and girls base line that Morrill was able softball team continued its win streak tennis at districts, 8:30 a.m to field it cleanly and throw Blair n Fort White softball at out at third. Morrill then struck by knocking off Trenton, 3-1, on Hamilton County 7 p.m. out the next two batters to end Monday and Baker County, 5-3, n Fort White baseball the frame. hosts Dixie County 7 p.m. “A ball a little bit closer to the Thursday night. The Lady Tigers have line where the third baseman now won nine straight games, their Tuesday: has to come and the pitcher has n Columbia boys and girls to chase close to the line, yeah longest streak since 2014. tennis at districts in Jax n Columbia softball hosts then we’re good to go because Aucilla Christian, 6 p.m. third base is going to be vacat- COLUMBIA BASEBALL: Columbia’s n Columbia baseball hosts ed,” Thomas said. “But when baseball team fell to Suwannee 1-0 Baker County, 7 p.m. a ball is hit to a guy that’s that n Fort White softball at West athletic on the mound, it’s a sit- BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Friday night. Columbia’s Daveion Love (above) delivers a pitch Port 7 p.m. uation we probably don’t want n Fort White baseball at against Suwannee. Columbia’s Tate Worrell looks to to go in. But that’s a learning COLUMBIA TENNIS: Columbia boys Santa Fe 6:30 p.m. experience.” record an out in Live Oak Friday night. Columbia’s only other chances (1-6) and girls (0-7) tennis teams fell to Thursday: came via Steinruck. The senior n Fort White softball hosts Ridgeview on Thursday. Chiefland 7 p.m. hit a one-out double in the sec- n Fort White baseball ond inning and advanced to hosts Bradford 7 p.m. second base on a passed ball, FORT WHITE SOFTBALL: Fort White’s n Columbia baseball at only to get stranded. He also had softball team defeated district Ridgeview 4:30 p.m. a one-out single in the seventh, n Columbia softball at only to watch Morrill end the opponent P.K. Yonge, 10-0, on Atlantic Coast 6:30 p.m. game with back-to-back strike- Wednesday and Hamilton County, 7-1, outs. Friday: “I thought we had a great on Thursday night. n Columbia baseball hosts approach at the plate,” Thomas Newberry 7 (Kirkman Night) said. “We hit some balls hard, FORT WHITE BASEBALL: Fort White’s we put baseballs in play and they baseball team played back to back just made the plays so my hats off to them. 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Week of Sun., April 15–21, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C Historic building changes hands Vann Carpet One buys former State Exchange Bank.

By TONY BRITT [email protected]

Vann Carpet One is going to expand its ser- vices, showroom product lines and other services with the recent purchase of a new downtown loca- tion. Marc Vann and Paul Vann, Vann Carpet One co-own- ers, recently purchased the State Exchange Bank build- ing, 164 NW Madison St., which was last operated as a Bank of America Building about 10 years ago. “Our plans are to expand our existing business,” Marc Vann said. “We’re going to use the first floor of the building to become our floor covering showroom. We’re hoping to expand the opportunity to show a lot more items and decorative type things for the commu- nity.” The new building will be used in tandem with the current Vann Carpet One store. TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter The existing facility will Marc Vann Jr. (from left), Marc Vann, Matt Vann and Paul Vann stand in front of the Vann Carpet One new downtown locale. Marc Vann and Paul Vann recently purchased the old bank building and it will become the new Vann Carpet One main store. The existing store will BUILDING continued on 4C become the Vann Carpet One Outlet. We Only Sell Meats that are Born, Raised, and Harvested in the USA!

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He announced that political paign forward,” Lawson was also instrumental in consultant and Democratic said. “His vast knowledge securing funding from the By SCOTT ENMAN for their simplicity, dura- definitely a “subset” of strategist Phillip Singleton of fundraising and issues Florida Legislature for the Tribune Interactive bility and affordability, not customers who buy flip will serve as senior advis- facing the district will Eureka Gardens communi- to mention their low-tech phones, primarily those er for the Al Lawson for only strengthen our war ty in Jacksonville. Singleton NEW YORK — Exactly appeal to the burgeoning who work outdoors and Congress Campaign. chest, extend our outreach is the founder of Singleton one year ago, Roman #DeleteFacebook crowd. need a device that can In this role, Singleton efforts and ensure we con- Consulting, a full-service Cochet swapped his $500 Wait Until 8th, an orga- withstand drops, corro- will oversee fundraising tinue to stand tall for North governmental relations iPhone 7 for a $30 LG flip nization that urges parents sive materials, water and and outreach efforts for Florida.” and multicultural outreach phone. to delay their children’s other extreme conditions. Lawson throughout his bid Lawson represents north- firm. Overwhelmed by con- smartphone use until Verizon wouldn’t continue for re-election for United ern Columbia County in “I am ready to hit-the- stant alerts, Cochet felt eighth grade, has an ad to stock them, he said, if States Congress. 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From staff reports Musical Adventures of The 103rd Suwannee Oliver Twist as a young County Fair held its annu- child. He’s played piano al talent contest March in special presentations 24, the last night of the at First Baptist Church of fair, with a huge crowd Live Oak since he was 7, cheering on contestants. recited the books of the Contestants ranged in age bible in a dynamic presen- from 9 to senior citizens tation and is a YouTube with all receiving much star. applause. Kam Williams has sung Three volunteer judg- and played guitar for many es had a lot to consider years. He has been a con- with such great talent on testant in many, many stage. The final decision talent shows including was Hallie Davis (Jasper/ the Suwannee River Jam Jacksonville) first place, auditions at Spirit of the winning the $500; Jack Fry Suwannee Music Park. (Live Oak) second place Kam is a fantastic guitar- ($100) and Kam Williams ist and also writes songs. (Mayo) third place ($50). He is a huge supporter of Hallie Davis, 20, an Autism support programs, accomplished singer/ is a volunteer fireman for performer attending col- the Lafayette County Fire COURTESY lege in Jacksonville, is Rescue and is self-em- From left: North Central Florida Regional Planning Council officials Larry Sessions, Executive Committee mem- working toward a career ployed as a handy man. ber; Lorene Thomas, Chair; Robert Wilford, Secretary/Treasurer; and Scott Koons, Executive Director. in music. Hallie had com- He lists music as his main peted in many contests career. locally at The Spirit of the With so many talented Suwannee Music Park contestants participating, Florida County Government Month including being in the choosing winners was diffi- From staff reports finals on Friday for the cult. Contestants were Tom Government Month is cele- Lafayette, Levy, Madison, Transportation Planning opportunity to perform at Schoenbacker (Live Oak), The month of April 2018 brated each April by coun- Suwannee, Taylor and Organization for the the 2018 Suwannee River Kam Williams (Mayo), was proclaimed as Florida ties across the country to Union counties. Programs Gainesville Urbanized Area, Jam. She sings in many Brandi Creasy (Hahira, County Government raise public awareness and include development of the the North Central Florida restaurants and contests Ga.), Kassidy Kolwyck Month by the North understanding about the Strategic Regional Policy Local Emergency Planning in Jacksonville and took (Branford), Jack Fry (Live Central Florida Regional roles and responsibilities Plan, technical assistance to Committee, the North second place in the 2018 Oak), Chrystal Furst (Live Planning Council at their of county government. local governments in devel- Central Florida Regional and 2017 Southside Idol Oak), Charlotte Cook meeting on March 23 in The Council, whose opment of comprehensive Hazardous Materials talent contest in Lake (O’Brien), Andy Cockran Lake City. The National members are local elected plans, land development reg- Response Team and The City. (Micanopy), Jennifer Association of Counties has officials and gubernatorial ulations and grant manage- Original Florida Tourism Jack Fry, 14, sang Campbell (Live Oak), designated April as County appointees, administers a ment, and administration of Task Force. “Great Balls of Fire” and Elizabeth Gold-Kenny Government Month and variety of state and federal hazardous materials, home- The Council’s offices accompanied himself (Lake City), Madison encouraged counties to programs for north central land security and econom- are located in Gainesville. on the keyboard with a McMillian (Live Oak,), actively promote their pro- Florida including Alachua, ic development programs. More information about rousing response from Karis Twiggs (Live Oak), grams and services to the Bradford, Columbia, In addition, the Council the Council can be found at the audience. Jack is an JA Weisner (Branford), public they serve. County Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, staffs the Metropolitan ncfrpc.org. accomplished piano play- Harley Grace Gold-Kenny er, singer and has acted (Lake City), Ken Campbell in multiple live shows at (Live Oak), Hallie Davis North Florida Community (Jasper/Jacksonville) and College, including the Saige Tanner (Pierson, role of Oliver in the The Ga.). 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, APRIL 15 21, 2018

the largest selections in BUILDING North Central Florida when Continued From 1A we get through with the new store,” Marc Vann said. become the Vann Carpet Marc Vann said purchas- One Outlet. ing the old bank building “It’s going to be a design- gives them a continued er showroom,” Paul Vann presence in the downtown said. “That’s what we’re area where the business trying to work towards has been located since it and we’ll use this [existing started July 5, 1947. building] more as a stock- “The opportunity arose ing outlet.” to purchase that building Tom Eagle, a commer- and be able to retain our cial broker with the Daniel business downtown and Crapps Agency, recently be a part of the revitaliza- sold the building to the tion that is taking place. Vann brothers. We just felt like it’s a great Wolfson Children’s opportunity to keep our Speciality has leased roots where they started upstairs space in the build- — which is in downtown ing for about five years, Lake City. We are thrilled Eagle said, and has about with the idea that a build- two more years on its lease. ing came available that we The sale was closed feel like could help our March 29 and recorded business, while helping the April 5. community, and absolutely “We owned the building help the changes that are about eight or 10 years,” Photos by TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter taking place downtown.” Eagle said. “We couldn’t Marc Vann (from left), Marc Vann Jr. and Paul Vann (far right) look on as Matt Vann holds a jackhammer to a Adding a new building to lease it out, hardly at all, teller window at the former Bank of America site on Northwest Madison Street. Construction crews have been the Vann Carpet One busi- so we had the whole down- converting the former bank site into the new Vann Carpet One store. BELOW: Paul Vann (from left) stands with ness, near its current store stairs redone.” his wife, Jennie, while Sheree Vann stands with her husband, Marc Vann, Friday as the wives got their first look location, may also help the Eagle said the building at what will become the new Vann Carpet One store. company logistically. was offered to brothers “We just felt like this was Marc Vann and Paul Vann an opportunity to improve for $950,000. our business by moving According to Columbia over there,” Marc Vann County Property Appraiser said. “It’s still in such close records, the Daniel Crapps proximity to our existing agency paid $950,000 in business that we’re still 2006 for the property based going to be able to offer on a warranty deed, which all opportunities to offer included the bank and four everything that our existing other parcels. In 2008, the building offers today.” sale of the parcels were Marc Vann said the recorded again, this time receiving warehouse, instal- including three parcels, one lation crews and everything being the bank building for the business has offered for $1.6 million. years downtown, won’t have The building, which was to be changed while they built as the State Exchange expand their ability to show Bank in 1966, is approxi- people more types of items mately 22,000 square feet, in the new building. has three stories on approx- “That building has really imately a 1.5-acre tract of given us the opportunity to property with 77 paved really increase the product parking spaces. lines, accessories and other Eagle said the build- items that we’re hoping ing was first offered to we’ll be able to expand into Columbia County and they to offer our customers,” he didn’t do anything with the said. offer. “It’s a great building. It’s I’m happy for the Vanns. coupled with the current not really an office building, They’re going to get a big- site, Vann Carpet One looks it was just a big commer- ger presence and have a to have one of the larger cial building for all kind of display room like nothing in showrooms in the area. Available for a limited time! uses,” Eagle said. “We used Lake City.” “We would think we it for offices and the bank. With the new building, would have one of, it not, WE NOW CARRY AeroShell % 1.25 APY* 2018 Money Primary Care Market Special Provider $50,000  $4.9 MILLION IN DEPOSITS** Accepting New Patients Call to start savin today!

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Contact Editor Robert Bridges 754-0428 [email protected] LIFE Sunday, April 15, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Horses helping kids Equestrian therapy plays a big role for some students at local private school.

By COREY ARWOOD [email protected] “The horses know,” said Katherine King. King’s an ESE equestrian coach at Lake City Christian Academy and she was referring to the two special- ly trained therapy horses that LCCA students in the school’s exceptional student education program work with. “Our program is unique in the sense they can compete in compe- titions. It gives them the chance to be a normal equestrian, they don’t know they have the disability when they’re on the horse,” she said. Her class recently competed in the Special Olympics held in February in Gainesville. “We just finished the state,” King said. It was only the second year in the school’s history the program had participated. She said the competitions helped the students. It immersed them in the experience. “They do what we call speed events,” categories like barrels and poles, and trail obstacles, King said. The events were “very technical” though the kids “are capable of com- peting.” King, 27, has been with the local academy a little over a year and despite her age, has an extensive Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter history in the therapeutic dressage combo. It’s “always been a passion,” she said. From Live Oak, she said she start- ed out in 4H acquainting kids with horses. At LCCA she calls herself the barn manager and said she also teaches the Special Olympics program. Before her time at the school she worked with injured soldiers through the Wounded Warriors Project. “It was a big transition from going to Wounded Warriors ... to kids,” King said. “It was a good transition.” Since she started she said she’s always used horses in her therapy. “It’s hard to explain,” King said. “They know.” It’s important they do too when the child riding them could seize at any moment, which King says hap- pens with students suffering from a range of disorders. “They’re a very special horse to be able to do that program,” she said. Most of the LCCA kids in her classes have varying degrees of autism and learning disorders, while others had traumatic brain injuries. “None of the kids are told no unless they physicially can’t do it,” King said. The school’s website shows it is part of PATH International, or the Professional Association TOP: Katherine King puts a bridle on Zoe while Bobbie waits to of Therapeutic Horsemanship ride. At right, Delaney tends to Captain. ABOVE: Off for a ride International. in the arena. LEFT: Delaney atop Captain during class. They participate at other venues outside the Special Olympics, King said, like the Columbia County Riding Club’s All Stars event and at the Florida Sheriff’s Youth Boys Ranch Open House and Horse Show. A look at the lives of working girls in Alaska way back when uring our Alaskan cruise went back to the cruise ship to TRAVEL TALES Anywhichaway”! LOL! They only cost the man $5. The a few years ago, while in take off all of the layers of cloth- had some of the working girls’ madam received 50 percent; the DSkagway, we were booked ing we had just put on. rooms preserved, right down to bodyguard who took the men on an awesome excursion; a We decided to meet back in the wallpaper and the very small upstairs got 25 percent, so that helicopter ride to a camp for dog town at the Red Onion Saloon. beds. The system they used to means each girl only received sledding on a glacier. However, They were packed and we could “book” the girls was unique. $1.25 for her 15 minutes of “work.” when we arrived on the pier they not get a table or seats at the They had dolls that looked like So, you’d think that with our announced that the excursion bar. We did, however, purchase replicas of the working girls and refund from the helicopter/dog had been canceled due to the tickets to do the next brothel when a gentleman was interested, sledding tour that we saved a weather. Apparently, the cloud tour upstairs. We had an hour the bartender would lay the doll little money. Not so in my case. cover was so bad on the glacier, before the next tour, so the guys down, indicating she was busy. After the brother tour, I ended up the helicopter pilot could not see headed to the first bar they could Sandy Kishton The man would go upstairs for his back in the jewelry store where the camp to land. The wind had find, Bonanza Bar & Grill. The 15 minutes. When the bartender I finally pulled the trigger and picked up significantly as well. girls headed to the first jewelry heard the girl drop the money purchased a yellow diamond ring They gave us an option for a store we could find. Met a very tried the Alaskan Summer Ale, a (Gold Nuggets back then) into that I had been wanting forever. different scenic tour, but none of nice salesman from Ohio… “Dancing Bear,” a specialty drink, the copper tubes that went into What a great souvenir — better us wanted to do — the oppor- and made some wish lists. After and a margarita. the safe behind the bar, he’d stand than a T-shirt! tunity for dog sledding is why visiting a couple more stores, we Finally, it was time to head back her doll back up. we booked. So, we all received a ended up in the Bonanza at the into the Red Onion for the tour. But the worst part was their n Sandy Kishton is a freelance full refund for the excursion and bar. Between the four of us we We were greeted by “Madam actual pay. That fifteen minutes travel writer who lives in Lake City. 2D SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 LIFE LAKE CITY REPORTER

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DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST

ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your emo- adversity if you cannot come to terms with Mom assisting son’s job tions will fuel your fire. Avoid discussions what someone wants from you or from that have the potential to turn into an argu- your relationship. Make your position hunt stymied by internships ment. It is better to keep the peace, listen clear. If you are indecisive, nothing will and digest what’s being said, and consider change or be resolved. DEAR ABBY: My some of the church how best to respond when ready. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): son, a junior in college, members afterward. If TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Your Keeping your plans out in the open will is trying to get a sum- you’re worried about temper may take over if someone does help you avoid a problem when the time mer job. His degree is feeding your houseg- something you don’t like. Try using diplo- comes to move forward. Open discussions challenging, and he has uests, tell them there macy before you engage in brute force or and finding solutions to any unforeseen a good work ethic plus will be lox, bagels and threats. If you push someone, he or she problems will encourage success as well as job experience. Because cream cheese waiting will push back. help to keep the peace. he hasn’t had much in the fridge when they GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Make sug- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Get luck applying online, I Abigail Van Buren get up -- something from gestions, but don’t let anyone drop responsi- out and have some fun. Engage in something have been calling local www.dearabby.com almost every food group. bilities in your lap. Taking on too much will you find challenging but motivating. Deal businesses to see what’s DEAR ABBY: I have take its toll on you mentally, physically and with issues that concern youngsters or those available while he’s a slightly different ver- each for two weeks. For financially. Offer only what you know you who look to you for help. working hard at school. sion of a “Pennies From years it has been my can and want to handle. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A problem I’m encoun- Heaven” letter for you. custom to go to church CANCER (June 21-July 22): Refrain Stick close to home and avoid conversa- tering is something I My darling grand- early on Sunday and from getting into a dispute with someone tions with people who don’t see things the never had to deal with mother would often tell then to brunch with you care about, or you will damage your same way you do. Getting into a debate in my own job search. my brother and me she friends. I don’t mind relationship. Be willing to compromise or will only upset you when you should be It’s companies asking if had a “Yankee dime” for giving up the brunch, at least back away until you don’t feel emo- more concerned with self-preservation and he wants an internship. us -- which meant a kiss. but I don’t want to miss tionally drained. your personal comfort. They say they can’t Not long after her death, church for an entire LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don’t let what AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You’ll pay him to train him. I started finding shiny month. (I’m a widow others do or say get to you. Trust and face uncertainty regarding a joint endeavor. Can you explain the dimes in the strangest now and I enjoy the fel- believe in your ability to bring about the Listen to what’s being offered and on the basis of this response? places -- under birthday lowship.) changes that suit you best. Let your cre- agenda before signing up for something like- -- WANTS TO KNOW IN gifts, by the Christmas ly to fall short of your expectations. One relative is a ative imagination help you discover what PENNSYLVANIA tree and in my kitchen Step non-churchgoer, and you love and do best. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): DEAR WANTS TO (which is my happy away from situations that are taxing or the other is a Jehovah’s VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You’ll be KNOW: The basis may place). My heart fills as overruled by someone else’s agenda if you causing you anxiety. Make plans to do Witness. Neither will be economic. The com- the dimes continue to don’t speak up and make your position something with someone you love or attend with me even panies don’t want to pile up. I save them all. clear. It’s OK to do things on your own if to spend time relaxing, gathering your though I invite them. spend the money on an If I had a penny for you stand to gain more by doing so. thoughts and taking care of your physical, (I tried that.) How do I intern, particularly one every Yankee dime I got You’ll face emotional and mental needs. handle this? -- CHURCH LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): who exhibits such little while growing up, I’d be OR NO CHURCH initiative that his mother very rich. -- SUZANNE DEAR C. OR N.C.: has to call to inquire IN OCALA, FLA. Having houseguests CELEBRITY about a job for him. DEAR SUZANNE: does not mean you are Keep in mind that some You ARE rich! You were BIRTHDAYS shackled together the internships have been blessed to have had a Country singer Roy entire time they stay known to lead to perma- grandmother who loved with you. Because you Clark is 85. Actress Claudia nent positions. Your son you and your brother have “tried that” and Cardinale is 80. Singer- may have better luck if and demonstrated it your offer was rejected, guitarist Dave Edmunds he places the calls him- every chance she got. they already know you is 75. Actor Michael Tucci self. What a wonderful legacy What like to attend church. (“Diagnosis Murder”) is DEAR ABBY: to leave behind. is proper when hosting Handle the situation 72. Country singer Chris Stapleton is 40. Actor guests from out of state? by telling them you n Write Dear Abby at Seth Rogen is 36. Singer- In a few months, two will be going to early www.DearAbby.com or different relatives will be services on Sunday and P.O. Box 69440, Los songwriter Margo Price is 35. visiting me separately, then to brunch with Angeles, CA 90069. Actress Emma Watson is 28. SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0408

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