Tax Rebate Targets New Businesses That Invest at Least $3 Million

MIDWEEK:NOV. 13-16, 2019

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VIOLENCE MARKS DAY OF By Larry Griffin PROTEST IN HONG KONG that invest at least $3 million Herald Staff By Larry Griffin cover. Theshootingofananti-gov- Herald Staff “We have an existing tax abatement,” she said. A Winter Springs man was arrested last ernment protester in the stom- “But it’s linked to the qualified target industry week in Orange County after causing a traffic ach by an officer was captured program, and has to be a certain number of jobs, a collision that left one dead, according to the on video as demonstrators The City of Sanford announced a new tax rebate certain salary. We wanted to have an incentive not Florida Highway Patrol. blocked train lines and roads program last week that Economic Development linked to those criteria.” The incident occurred Nov. 5 at 7:50 p.m., and a man was set on fire fol- Director Sonia Fonseca said she hopes will tur- She said the incentive would be available to when a 2012 Chevy Tahoe driven by Winter lowing an apparent dispute over bocharge the city’s developments. those companies who would be able to invest, at Springs resident Calvin Barronville III, 38, was national identity. The program, talked about last month in City Commission workshops, would add a rebate as an minimum, $3 million into the community some- heading west on Old Winter Garden Road. He how. It will also be able to be combined with other was approaching Ferguson Drive, where a WHO SOUGHT PROFIT incentive for businesses coming to any part of the City of Sanford so long as the business promises to economic programs like Opportunity Zones, Com- 1996 Pontiac and a 2012 Infinity were both FROM ENERGY IN UKRAINE bring significant economic impact to the city. munity Redevelopment Grants and Federal Com- driving; the Pontiac heading north and the In- Fonseca said the origin of the idea came from munity Development Block Grants. Two political supporters of the desire to offer less restrictive practices when it The rebate can be as much as 100 percent over a See CRASH, Page 2 U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry comes to incentivizing businesses. The state has an period of 10 years, as it was approved by the City secured a potentially lucrative existing Qualified Target Investment program, but Commission. oil and gas exploration deal Fonseca and the City want to expand the benefits from the Ukrainian government to other companies that the state program doesn’t See REBATE, Page 2 Sheriff’s office: Scent kits may soon after Perry proposed one of the men as an adviser to the country's new president. help find missing people By Larry Griffin PALESTINIAN REPORTS Herald Staff HORROR OF BEING Honoring Veterans ABUSED BY ISRAELIS A new program the Seminole County Sher- iff’s Office is employing would help ensure Karam Qawasmi tells the As- that those with degenerative mental conditions sociated Press that he was run or mental disabilities never get lost for long. over by a military jeep, then Called the “Bringing the Lost Home Proj- beaten for hours before troops ect,” the initiative will be based around taking released him, only to shoot him a sample of a person that would capture their in the back as he walked away. scent. The sample’s scent could then be used See AP, Page 7 See SCENT, Page 12

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Photo submitted Allegiant $169.85 Attorney Daniel R. Lewis, a U.S. Air Force veteran, was the keynote speaker for the Sanford Knights of Colum- Bombardier $1.54 bus Captians Ball this Veterans Day weekend. Veterans and their families were given a voucher for free pow- Faro $49.59 ers of attorney and living wills. Invacare $9.72 NextEra $222.50 Tractor Supply $98.37 Art projects proliferate around city Toro $77.77 Wells Fargo $53.99 By Larry Griffin Herald Staff

City of Sanford Planner Sabreena Colbert and SEMINOLE SMILE the Public Art Commission just want to bring art to the city. INSIDE Colbert, only a few months into her new role with the City, told the Sanford Herald of a number of projects, including murals, new paintings in OPINIONS • 3 City Hall and wrap-around art for utility boxes. PEOPLE • 5 And that’s just the beginning, she said. The City has recently installed new art exhibits OBITUARIES • 6 by artist Courtney Canova. The walls of City Hall SPORTS • 8 are currently adorned with his work, depicting a horse, a manatee and several human faces, done CLASSIFIEDS • 10 up in swirling, hypnotic colors. LEGALS • 10 Canova, according to a news release, has an il- CROSSWORD • 11 lustration degree and has worked as a mural artist, a graphic designer and a photographer in addition BRIDGE • 11 to his paintings. He’s done murals for DeLand and Central Florida, the release said. Herald photo by Larry Griffin Levi Hawks Then there’s the utility box art, a project which ArtistCourtney Canova’s paintings are now on display On Sunday, celebrated his in Sanford City Hall and inside the Commission See ART, Page 12 Chambers. second birthday PAGE 2 • Midweek: Nov. 13-16, 2019 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Teachers unite at Lake Howell HS to lead the Young Men of Excellence

By Sheralyn Brinson

Richard “Pete” Peterson, a teacher at Lake Howell High School, welcomes Ted Roberts to their teaching staff in the following narrative penned by Peterson. “Side by Side: The Book of Amos” postulates, “Can two walk together unless they agree?” Well, it is in this vein of self-evident truth that we are so excited to welcome Roberts as a new teacher in the Young Men of Excellence Program at Lake Howell High School. Roberts was born at Torrejon (Air Base), Spain, just outside of Madrid. He played outside linebacker for two years at Jack- sonville State University, then transferred to Alabama A&M University where he graduated with his bachelor of science degree in urban planning with a minor in sociology. He graduated from the University of Central Florida with his master’s of education degree in Exceptional Student Education and also earned his certification in autism spectrum disorder. He served for 11 years as union organizer for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) and the National Treasury Employees Union. As an educator, Roberts is starting his seventh year in the Seminole County Public School System. He has mentored against juvenile delinquency, and served as a 21st century teacher for six years at the Boys and Girls Club at the Sanford Westside Community Center. He is married and is the father of three boys. Roberts and Peterson are featured side-by-side to begin their walk of solidarity and synchronized vision of hope. Like the Photo contributed Richard “Pete” Peterson and Ted Roberts are teachers at Lake Howell High School. left and right nostrils, they breathe as one. Like the ring finger decorated with precious diamonds that brings glory to the whole hand, each is celebrated in his own right. Like the eagle against the sky, one spreads his wings and the other provides the air. When one flashes his cheekbone, the other produces a smile. When one stomps the pavement, the other fastens his shoelaces. When one is the rod of authority and correction, the other becomes the staff of gentle comfort and guidance. When one pushes, the other pulls. Together, they’re the fulcrum of a well-balanced seesaw. They are like the keys of the piano har- monizing to the melody of one spirit. Side-by-side, their sincere desire is to do good, to seek peace, and to serve humanity well!” (by Richard “Pete” Peterson).

Upcoming Events in Sanford (except as otherwise noted) on Saturday, Nov. 16: • Rescue Church of God,1700 Historic Goldsboro Blvd.: Photo contributed Prayer Luncheon sponsored by the Women’s Ministry; 11 a.m. Five Sisters Luxe Women’s Fashion Boutique models. First Lady Lisa Henry of The Lighthouse Pentecostal Church of Douglas Ave., in Altamonte Springs. RSVP: womenofrighteous- The Martin Luther King Steering Committee and the MLK Jesus, will be the guest speaker; free and open to the commu- [email protected]. Barbara Gordon, Reporter. Celebration Choir announce the Choir Rehearsal Schedule for nity; a love offering will be requested. Elder Quintin C. Faison, • FAMU and Bethune-Cookman Alumni Chapters are host- the upcoming MLK celebration events. Rehearsals will be held Pastor. ing a pre-Florida Classic cookout at Fort Mellon Park, down- at Christian Fellowship Baptist Church, 1701 S. Bell Ave., in • Celebrate Historic Goldsboro Festival on Historic Golds- town on the riverfront; 12 to 3 p.m.; free for paid-up chapter Sanford (Pastor Otis C. Raines), on Mondays at 7:30 p.m., start- boro Boulevard (formerly 13th St.); 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; activities members; others, $5 donation; children under 12 free; all are ing Nov. 18. and entertainment for the family; music, food, games, vendors welcome FAMU Rattlers, BCU Wildcats, other HBCU’s, and Existing members are encouraged to attend and to invite and much more; 100 turkeys will be given away. Free event. other schools. Questions, call 321-312-0326. others to join. Singers and musicians who are not members are • Star Theater Mural Installation Ceremony for the new • Crooms Extraordinary Class of ’63 Monthly Meeting; 4 encouraged to come and be a part of this award-winning choir. artistic mural that has been painted on the west wall of the his- p.m.; at 1800 W. 4th Street; (Sheralyn J. Brinson, class president, One of the Choir’s goals is to have representation from all of toric Star Theater located at 1017 Historic Goldsboro Blvd.; 11 407-321-4881). the churches in the Sanford area. a.m. • 5 Sisters Luxe Women’s Boutique “Pop-Up Shopping.” The Choir will sing at the MLK Celebration Banquet (Jan. 18, • Corey Donaldson Foundation Mental Health Forum with Event hosted by a local small business; offering stylish and af- 2020, at the Sanford Civic Center) and the Interfaith Church guest speakers and panel discussions at House of Christ Min- fordable clothing for women; sizes range from small to curvy Service (Jan. 19, 2020, at House of Refuge Ministries; Dora istries, 2589 S. Sanford Ave.; 6 p.m. Panelists: Pernell Bush; figures. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Elam Fellowship Hall at Calvary Richardson, Pastor). Choir Coordinators: Sheralyn J. Brinson Sanford City Commissioner Kerry Wiggins Sr.; Dantavius Brad- Temple of Praise; 2020 McCracken Road. Online: www.5sister- (407-321-4881) and Carylon Cohen (407-323-9035). Choir Direc- shaw; Danielle Adams; Malcolm McCloud; and Shunny Cashe. sluxe.com. tors: Gloria Williams; William Tillman, Jr.; and Andrea Hayes. Rev. Calvin Donaldson, Pastor. • Pastoral Anniversary Service for Elder Fred Denson and Faith Freeman Committee/Choir Liaison; Melvin Philpot, • Women of Righteousness Ministry Service, “A Time of Inti- First Lady Elder Loranda Denson, of Triumph the Church & Committee Chairman. macy with God”: 11 a.m.; at the Hampton Inn & Suites; 161 Kingdom of God in Christ, 1414 W. 15th St.; 3 p.m.

ARTS ALIVE: Wine fest, women’s whirling workshop highlight week’s events

By Rachel Sammons is themed, “Home for the Holidays,” with art- Florida Zoo is located at 3755 W. Seminole host a Women Whirling Wisdom Workshop, Herald Arts Columnist work that encapsulates the various ways peo- Blvd., Sanford. which introduces the prayer customs of a ple celebrate end-of-year holidays. The pieces dervish. Dervishes—who are similar to Mus- This upcoming week in the art world, go will hang through the end of the year and be Orlando Big Band’s Swingin’ lim monks—may pray by spinning with one outside your American comfort zone with featured alongside the renowned Christmas This Saturday, Nov. 16 from 7:30 to 9:30 foot rooted in their community, one foot step- Asian lanterns and a Sufi whirling workshop. Trees, which will be put up in December. p.m., the Orlando Big Band will be back at the ping around to indicate the vast diversity of But first: wine. For more information, go to sanfordwel- Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center in San- God’s creation, one hand raised to acknowl- comecenter.com. The Sanford Art Walk takes ford. Conductor Bennett Harmon will lead the edge the love of God, and the other hand low- Art, Wine … and Asian Lanterns place at 230 E. 1st St., Sanford. musicians through the jazzy, brassy and senti- ered as though to transfer God’s love to his This weekend on Nov. 16 and 17, Cranes mental tunes of the ‘30s, ‘40s and beyond. At- creation. The workshop features meditation Roost Park will host the ninth annual Alta- Starting next Wednesday, Nov. 20, the Cen- tendees can enjoy the music of Glenn Miller, music as well as readings of poetry by thir- monte Art, Craft and Wine Festival, hosted by tral Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens will pres- Benny Goodman, Cab Calloway and other teenth-century, mystic philosopher Rumi. At- the Seminole County South Rotary Club. In ent the Asian Lantern Festival, with the theme classics, all performed by a vintage 1940s or- tendees will also learn how to whirl like a addition to a wine stroll, live entertainment “Into the Wild.” Running until Jan. 12, 2020, chestra. For tickets and more information, go dervish and get a glimpse of the exercise’s and a chili cookoff, the event showcases work the festival features over 30 LED displays of to wdpac.com. The Wayne Densch Performing physical and spiritual benefits. For more infor- by over 150 artists and crafters. For more infor- plants, animals, and traditional Asian icons, Arts Center is located at 201 Magnolia Ave., mation, visit the Women Whirling Wisdon mation, go to aacwf.com. Cranes Roost Park is including a nearly 200-foot dragon. Arts and Sanford. Workshop on Facebook. Dancing Moon Farm located at 274 Cranes Roost Blvd., Altamonte crafts will be present at the festival as well as is located at 725 Myrtle St., Sanford. Springs. Asian and American food options. See the lanterns on Wednesdays through Sundays Whirling Wisdom Workshop Email art news and tips to Herald Arts Colum- Also this Saturday is the Sanford Art Walk, This Friday, Nov. 15 from 6 to 7 p.m., learn taking place downtown from 6 to 9 p.m. To from 6 to 10 p.m. For more information, go to nist Rachel Sammons at rsammons@mysanfordher- centralfloridazoo.org/lanterns. The Central and experience the world of whirling. The ald.com. kickoff the holiday season, this monthly event Dancing Moon Farm of Sanford/Orlando will REBATE CRASH

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And because the program tion, combined with the city’s finity heading south. partment, who responded is citywide, Fonseca said all existing trolleys and other Barronville reportedly to the scene, had previ- kinds of companies could find modes of transportation, failed to stop at the red ously observed Bar- ways to take advantage of it. would make it easier for peo- light at the intersection, ronville’s vehicle running Fonseca told the Sanford ple to live in the area and go and crashed into the side a stop sign before the Herald that she’d like to see a to work anywhere via the of the Pontiac. crash. number of things, including train. That caused the Pontiac When police officers ar- more housing in the immedi- Other things she would to be pushed into the side rived on scene, they re- ate downtown area, apart- consider good pickings for the of the Infinity as it was portedly saw Barronville ments or houses near the train grant would be water trans- passing. trying to leave the scene station, and a development in portation like a ferry, which The collision caused on foot. He was arrested the Wells Fargo building on could make more use of Lake fatal injuries to the pas- for resisting an officer 1st Street that has been unoc- Monroe. cupied for years. And she added that she’d senger in the Pontiac, 23- without violence and pos- “I want to get the Wells like to see an amusement park year-old Orlando resident session of cannabis with Fargo building back in serv- type of destination come to Tysheika Harris. intent to deliver, accord- ice,” she said. “My wish is of- the Sanford area. The driver of the Pon- ing to FDOT. He was fice space, but we could do a “I’d like to have a draw to tiac, 25-year-old Orlando booked into the Orange combination of residential Sanford that people would resident Justinina Strum, County Jail. and retail. Right now, it’s va- come to rather than Disney,” sustained serious injuries Other charges related cant. We want it to be a vi- she said, though she admitted in the crash. The driver of to the crash were also brant part of downtown.” that was something of a long- the Infinity was un- pending against Bar- She said having residential shot dream right now. harmed. ronville, the report states. living right near the train sta- The Orlando Police De- SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Nov. 13-16, 2019 PAGE 3 OPINIONS

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MikeBy Mark Shields Pompeo WasWhat Definitely Pompeo was not, as one Pompeo-admiring NOT reader er- aWhen Marine it came to standing up for Officer and standing with the dedi- roneously insisted, was "an ex-Marine." cated U.S. ambassador to Ukraine who was being libeled and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has impressive credentials: First, let it be understood that there are, according to Marine slandered by his own boss and the boss's private attorney, He graduated third in his class from Los Amigos High School Corps tradition, only "former Marines," not any "ex-Marines," "Captain" Pompeo was missing in action. in California's Orange County before winning an appointment with the exception of presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. When the decorated career public servant and former U.S. from his congressman -- "B-1 Bob" Dornan, a conservative re- Even overage, overweight and out of breath—like your writer, ambassador—whom he himself had chosen as his trusted membered for his unstinting support for the California-built who served after the Korean War and before the Vietnam War deputy—had three times entreated the secretary to intercede, as U.S. supersonic aircraft -- to the United States Military Acad- and neither fired any weapon in anger nor had any fired at any responsible officer would on behalf of his unfairly dispar- emy. him—somehow still qualifies. aged subordinate, "Captain" Pompeo dared not speak truth to At West Point, in his 1986 graduating of 973 men and The reason, beyond his resume, that I am certain Pompeo power and abandoned his own troops. CYA—cover your (own) women, Pompeo finished first. He left the Army with the rank was never a Marine Corps officer is very simple. The most jun- area—was the secretary's guiding maxim. of captain after six years to go to Harvard Law School, where ior Marine second lieutenant learns the first rule of leadership: he was an editor of the Law Review. "Officers eat last." Every Marine officer makes sure that those When the going gets tough, Mike Pompeo apparently goes Elected to Congress in 2010 from the Kansas district an- troops under his command—the lance corporals and the pri- silent so as not to upset his own self-obsessed commanding of- chored by Wichita and home to the conservative Koch Indus- vates—have been fed before the lieutenant picks up a knife and ficer. No, it's evident: Mike Pompeo was definitely not a Marine tries, Pompeo collected more campaign donations from the fork. Corps officer. Kochs and their employees than any candidate in the country. Marines live by the rule that loyalty goes both down and up The parents of his Democratic opponent, state Rep. Raj Goyle, the chain of command. To find out more about Mark Shields and read his past had been born in India; Pompeo-backers bought a billboard The Marine ethic requires responsibility to duty and respon- columns, visit the Creators Syndicate webpage at www.cre- with the unsubtle message "Vote American. Vote for Pompeo." sibility to other before self. This is the antithesis of the unfet- ators.com. Three terms in the House were followed by President Don- tered individualism that genuflects before profit and personal ald Trump's selecting Pompeo to be director of Central Intelli- comfort. The selfish and self-centered executive (or secretary) COPYRIGHT 2019 MARK SHIELDS DISTRIBUTED BY CRE- gence and then, after the sacking of Rex Tillerson, America's who disregards—or, worse, deserts—his troops would be ATORS.COM 70th secretary of state. shunned in the Corps. Kudos to Sanford!

This past weekend of Nov. 1-3 we held beyond to ensure everyone was safe and the 11th Annual All Souls Community Har- that the traffic roads were appropriate for vest Festival on S.R. 46 in Sanford. We had the large turnout. Thank you Sanford for record number of crowds all three days, coming out to a good old fashion church with great entertainment, rides, foods from festival—where all are welcome. different cultures and so much more in a fun family atmosphere. Everyone gave Sue Bisigni Mohr their all to this large event. We want to Chairperson thank the City of Sanford for supporting All Souls Catholic Church Community the event and especially the Sanford Police Department. Sgt. Glenn and Officer Harvest Festival, Sanford Bernosky with their crew went above and PAGE 4 • Midweek : Nov. 13 to 16 , 2019 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Student Correspondents talk about Wicklow “Read & Treat”

Geneva Blessings rina & Resort in DeLand or Geneva Blessings is host- at 8:45 a.m. at Joann Fabric. ing a Christmas Toy Drive The Seminole County for local schools from Nov. Audubon Society will ride 13 to Dec. 13. New and un- on the St. Johns River look- used toys are requested and ing for blue heron. $25. Call Christmas dinners with all 407-797-4636 for info or the sides. Drop off locations reservations. are: Geneva General, Old Red Barn of Geneva, Week- What the Tea? day Warriors, Oviedo Store, Saturday, Nov. 16, 11:30 Jolly Gator, Sanford Sleep a.. to 2:30 p.m., Antioch Mis- number Mattress store and sionary Baptist Church, Sanford Herald. Local busi- Oviedo. Open & honest dis- nesses are invited to support cussion about friendships & Geneva Blessings. All dona- inner circles. Free. Light re- tions are a write-off for this freshments. Event hosted by 501c3. Contact Jessica Myers Ava Knows. Book signing. 407-401-6593. Run for the Rest of Us AARP Smart DriverTEK Saturday, Nov. 16, 12:30 to Thursday, Nov. 14, 9 to 3 p.m., West End Trading 3:30 p.m., Winter Springs Co., Sanford. Pup & Kids Senior Center, 400 N. Edge- run $15 online/$20 day of mon Ave., Winter Springs. run & Adult run $20 on- 90 minute session teaching line/$30 day of run. Run, Photos contributed By Lachlan & Kylie Steven, Wicklow ElementaryStudent Correspondents about latest high-tech safety walk or dance your way. Wicklow Elementary Magnet School for Global Pathways recently had a Fall "Read and Treat Event" where families were able to Trick or features in your car (blind Donation includes t-shirt, Treat in school! Many people came out to this fun event in great costumes, and were able to get candy from the teachers dressed up in spot detection, forward col- race number, drink ticket & costumes in front of their classrooms. There were also spooky activities to do, too! The Orlando Science Center even gave us live lision warning, lane depar- goodie bag. Prizes awarded worms to dissect and a collection of faux animal poop to examine. Yuggh! During this event, we opened our Scholastic Book Fair and ture warning & more). & after party. Proceeds sup- families could shop for some sweet books while raising money for our school. We can't wait for next Halloween. Reserve spot by calling 407- port Seminole Relay for Life. 977-3825. That Thing in November City of Sanford announces Halloween Costume Winners Appreciation Luncheon Saturday, Nov. 16, 1 to 5 Thursday, Nov. 14, 11 am. p.m., Lifepoint Christian To 3 p.m., Rose’s House, 201 Church, Longwood. Family Avocado Ave., Sanford fun, fall festival, games, Brethren Reaching Out will goodies, bounce houses, host its 21st Annual Appre- crafts, prizes & vendors. ciation Luncheon for community volunteers, the Beer & Blues Festival Seminole County Sheriff’s Saturday & Sunday, Nov. Office, all Seminole County’ 16 & 17, 4 to 9 p.m., Lake Law Enforcement munici- Concord Park, 95 Triplet palities, city & county gov- Lake Dr., Casselberry. Blues ernment, community social music by a stellar lineup service agencies, with a bevy of craft beers & Sanford/Seminole Fire wide selection of food Photos contributed Dept./EMT and business trucks. Call 407-262-7700 partners. More more info Winners of the City of Sanford Halloween costume contest include: Ages 0- Ext. 1507. 3, First Place – Zoey Williams – “The Claw”( top left), Second Place – call 407-221-5196. Davina Avellino, Third Place – Avien Vazquez, Judges Award – Curtis Geneva Jam Food Pantry Howard. Ages 4-6, First Place – Enrique Alonso, Jr.- “The Purge,” (top cen- Saturday, Nov. 16, 5:30 Thursdays, 4 to 6 p.m., ter left) Second Place – Heavenly Noble, Third Place – Connor Cremen- p.m. food & drinks for pur- 400 W. Airport Blvd., San- Raymond, Judges Award – Aiden Messer. Ages 7-9, First Place – Ariana chase, Geneva Community ford. Non-perishable food Anastas – “Mad Scientist” (Top center right), Second Place – Deagan Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. items for the public. Volun- Lester, Third Place – Anthony Guillen. Ages 10-12, First Place – Jonias Free evening of toe-tapping teers and donations ac- Sanabria – “A Loan Shark,”( top right) Second Place – MJ Brown, Third acoustic, bluegrass, tradi- cepted. Call 407-665-3230. Place – Mary Holton, Judges Award – Zara Sellers. Bottom: Judges. tional country & old-fash-

ioned gospel music. Play an Kids Corner acoustic instrument - join or Friday, Nov. 15, 11 a.m., just learn. Geneva’s Cemetery Tour “Under A Waning Moon” on 10th Year DeBary Hall Historic Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Mental Health - What’s Free story time program to teach children about the art Going On? of storytelling & expand Saturday, Nov. 16, 6 p.m., their knowledge of various 2589 S. Sanford Ave., San- topics. Designed for ford. Panel discussion by preschoolers. Reservations Corey Donaldson Founda- requested - 386-668-3840. tion.

Movie in the Park Steampunk Soiree Friday, Nov 15, 7:30 to 9 Saturday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m. p.m., 299 Center Lake Lane, to midnight, Henry’s Depot, Oviedo. Showing “Al- 212 W. First St., Sanford. Photos contributed by Mary Jo Martin addin.” Bring a blanket or Get dressed in your Steam- “Under A Waning Moon” recently took place as Geneva's 10th Cemetery lawn chair. Call 407-971- punk best & join others at Tour. Lantern-Lead groups followed their leaders to the final resting places 5590. the Basin Bar at Henry’s of some of Geneva’s very interesting citizens. They met Captain Roy Tillis Depot. Travel back in time to (Mike Linthicum- top left) of the Sanford Police Department; Anna Re- Ballroom Dancing a time when Steam powered hbinder (Mary McDonald- top next left), a Russian immigrant telling about Fridays, 8 to 10 p.m., paddle boats ruled the St. Geneva’s 1900 Christmas; Lewis Thornton Powell (Bennett Lloyd- top cen- Rural Heritage Center, 101 John’s waterway & Steam ter), of the Lincoln Conspiracy; Ethel LeFils Thomas (Wanda Currie- center E. Main St., Geneva. $5 per trains were the life’s blood right), from one of Geneva’s French families; and Pearl Kilbee Yarborough couple. Watch choreo- of Celery City (Sanford). (Janet King- top right), Geneva’s “Mama Pearl”. Group (l to r)Robin Griffith, graphed ballroom dancing Music, dance instruction, tea Amy Jones, Mary Jo Martin, Bennett Llyod, Mary McDonald, Janet King, (aka round dancing) or dueling & contests for best Wanda Currie, Mike Linthicum, and Mary Woods. come & learn. Visit dressed lady & gent. www.cuedballroomdance.co m for info. Clothing & Toy Swap Sunday, Nov. 17, 2 to 5 Festival of the Trees p.m., Celery City Craft, 114 Saturday, Nov. 16 to Tues- S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. day, Dec. 10, Lake Mary Mu- Bring clothes, toys & more seum, 158 N. Country Club to the Celery City Craft Rd., Lake Mary. Enjoy fes- courtyard. Kids play while tive Holiday decorations, you swap kids clothes & share family Christmas sto- toys. Kids zone provided by ries & bid on your favorite Ladies 327 Supper Club. Ex- tree in the Holiday silent cess items can be donated to auction. Call 407-585-1481. a local charity.

Midway Community Day Writers’ Room Saturday, Nov. 16, 7 a.m. Mondays 18 & 25, 1 to to 3 p.m., Midway Elemen- 3:00 p.m., North Branch Li- tary School, 2368 Brisson brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Ave., Sanford. Tickets at Sanford. Join fellow writers RunSignUp.com . Pet & every month for tips, feed- family friendly 5K run, walk back & companionship in a & roll to support mental place to practice writing ac- health awareness. Benefits tivities, workshop written No Limit Health & Educa- work & learn from your fel- tion non-profit to support low writers in a supportive Midway Safe Harbor 21st environment. Bring a short Century programs & Mid- sample of work, about 2 way Coalition education ini- pages, to share with the tiative. Sign up at group. For adults. CommunityDay5K.com. Tweens’ Wonderful Home Buyer Workshop Weaving: Potholders Saturday, Nov. 16, 9:30 Monday, November 18, 6 a.m., 725 Primera Blvd., to 7 p.m., North Branch Li- Suite 100, Lake Mary. First brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., time home buyer workshop. Sanford. Learn to weave Call 407-878-3759 to register. with this cool project. Makes a great gift. For tweens ages Pontoon Boat Ride 8 – 12. Registration required. Saturday, Nov. 16, 9:30 a.m. meet at St. Johns Ma- SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Nov. 13 to 16, 2019 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Horstmeyer Holiday Arts & Crafts Festival CabaYoga offered at Dark Horse Farm in Sanford gifts for friends and family who love animals. We are calling it the Horstmeyer Holiday Horse, Paws, Hooves & Claws Arts & Crafts Festival. The animals that make up the majority of our feed sales are horses, chickens and cows. We also feed goats, pigs, dogs, cats, bunnies, wild birds, pigeons, alpaca, llamas, rodents and Sanford Zoo exotic animals. We project to have about 300+ tickets the day of the event, but there will be more activity outside than inside for this event. We are offering store specials inside with sales, sales reps, raf- fles and a food truck to attract business. We invite you to join us, meet our clients, and sell animal themed art of all kinds. Paint- ings, Arts & Crafts, Sculptures, Woodworks, Photo contributed Pottery, Needlework, Photography, Metal Caitlin Michele Terry “Kiki” at a recent CabaYoga class. work etc. All would be welcome. Here is a link to the EventBrite event: By Susan Wenner erty. Many people don’t know this but horses Special to the Herald https://www.eventbrite.com/e/holiday- Herald Publisher/ People Editor are not protected by animal rights in our state horse-paws-hooves-claws-arts-crafts-festival- and there are no penalties to owners for neg- We are Horstmeyer Farm & Garden, a lo- tickets-75213853661 From an early age Caitlin Michele Terry, lect or abuse which is why we have such a cally owned family small business located at A link to the Facebook event: also known as Kiki, cultivated a love for huge problem. I also want to raise more 115 N Laurel Ave in Historic Downtown San- https://www.facebook.com/events/53737 horses and has now begun CabaYoga. awareness about the physical damage done to ford near Lake Monroe. We host semi-annual 6947080691/ Before her days teaching CabaYoga, Kiki horses during training by the misuse of bits, outdoor events for our customers that are A link to our webpage to find out more was found competing from the age of 11 and saddles and ‘aids’.” very popular. This year, we celebrate small about us: later began teaching lessons and training She will be touring North and Central business on November 30th Small Business http://www.horstmeyer.com/ horses in show jumping. She has been fortu- America starting in 2020 with Mandy Massey, Saturday from 9am-1pm, set up 8am, by host- If you are interesting in joining this event nate enough to travel quite a bit in her life so her partner (and founder) for Equine Om. ing an Animal Themed Arts & Crafts or to reserve your spot, call 407-322-1235 and she has seen the different “walks of life horses They will be hosting clinics and training re- event where our customers can come to ask for Maria. have - good and bad.” She is also a Mysore treats that feature equine yoga, meditation, find locally made, unique and one-of-a-kind Ashtanga teacher and trained with several various other styles of yoga and energy man- Olympic riders in Florida, Georgia and Mexico agement techniques that involve horses. in her 25 years of equine experience. It was “These offerings will be for people from all Summary of Learning at Midway Elementary School while working as a horse trainer in Mexico she walks of life; horse owners and horse lovers learned a new approach from another trainer. alike,” said Kiki. “We hope to show people It was training that was "extremely mindful of that horses can be more than just sporting and the horses’ desire to participate and learn." work equipment. Most of the time when This was a turning point for Kiki but has horses reach a certain age they just become Midway Elementary helped her get to a point of her current per- yard ornaments but can still have a purpose in School in Sanford. spective and missions. their lives and enjoy being a part of ours “I realized that my love for riding was more through the Equine Yoga practice. We have a about my want for an energy exchange with structure for teaching people about beginning Photo contributed the horses than imposing a structure of meet- a yoga practice with their horse and also certi- ing physical goals,” she said. “I wanted to fying people that wish to teach the practice. learn from the horses instead of being the We’ll be hosting destination retreats for teacher. At that point I wasn’t sure about what teacher trainings and recreational retreats as my journey would be with them but I vowed well. At our headquarters in Central Florida that it would never return to the strict regimen we will continue to host equine yoga classes it had always been.” and our monthly astrology workshops and By Caleb Snyder, Student Correspondent Midway Elementary School CabaYoga takes place at Dark Horse Farm bring the community together for celebrations on Old Western Trail in Sanford. According to at each Equinox and Solstice to honor the The first quarter of school has been awesome. In my 5th grade class we are learning Kiki, Caba Yoga s a word blended from caballo changing of the seasons and appreciate nature. about multiplication of decimals and how they overlap into math and science. Also, we are (the Spanish word for horse) and yoga- in Eventually I will open an equine ashram spending time on inferring on texts in reading. honor of my discovery in Mexico. She shared where we can have a sanctuary of rescue Third graders, meanwhile, are learning fractions and division. Science finds them studying that she had started an Ashtanga yoga practice horses and host all kinds of yoga, sound heal- temperature and how to attack reading a paragraph for the first time. In addition, our march- with Krista Shirley. “This opened my mind to ing and other wellness activities.” ing “Drums of Thunder” and dance team marched in the Oviedo High School Homecoming a new perspective on life,” she said. “After re- It is the reaction, though, that the horses Parade. Our orchestra had the opportunity and honored to play in the SCPS All County Or- turning to live in the states, a friend told me have when they get to spend time with others chestra with the UCF Orchestra. about Equine Om, a practice of yoga with the without being asked to perform, that Kiki Can’t wait for the second quarter. integration horses. I was certified by Equine shared that makes it all worthwhile. “Most Om to teach Equine Yoga in April of 2018; a people are surprised by their horses willing- practice designed by a Depth Therapy Psychi- ness to participate,” she said. “They really atrist and a Korpalu yoga master. From there I enjoy our presence when it’s presented this AdventHealth Opens Freestanding ER in Oviedo began creating Caba Yoga; a unique blend of way and you can see them start to relax into it Ashtanga, Kundalini and Native American after a few minutes of selfless acts on our part. its less stressful for young patients); respira- wisdom with equine connection.” Also seeing the spark between the horse and tory therapy; diagnostic imaging, including Kiki added that she has found it brings her practitioner each time is so beautiful. Even CT scans, X-ray and ultrasound; and a full- “supreme joy by creating a life filled with people that have had their horse for years de- service laboratory. yoga and time with horses.” She also cited that velop a new bond of friendship. We have an The facility is staffed by a comprehensive her intention is to share that joy with the innate need to be with horses and that awak- clinical team including board-certified emer- world. “I decided to build our team of yoga ens when people come out to practice. I see gency physicians and emergency nurses. horses from rescues since my very first horse, everyone leave with a sense of peace and AdventHealth has provided Central at the beginning of this path of mine, was a union with nature and reconnection to their Florida residents compassionate, whole-per- rescue from the racetrack in Puerto Rico,” she own wild spirit. The horses are always teach- son care for more than 110 years, and we are said. “I now put to great use my degree in ing me. I’ve learned that by keeping it at an or- delighted to bring emergency medicine to the Event Management to coordinate fundraising ganic level of exposure and always putting Oviedo community,” said Jennifer Wander- events for local equine rescue missions, clinics them first, we will reach the right people and sleben, CEO of AdventHealth Winter Park. and destination retreats.” the right goals in the time we are intended to. “The Oviedo area is expanding quickly, and When Kiki is not conducting classes for The focus is on enjoying the process.” we are growing along with the community. CabaYoga is also working directly with For more information about CabaYoga go to Special to the Herald This addition will help us continue to provide DreamCatchers Horse Ranch and Rescue and www.cabayoga.org, Facebook or Instagram at whole-person care in a setting that’s close to hoping to expand on community involvement cabayoga or email AdventHealth opened a freestanding ER in home.” in 2020. She has been featured on the local [email protected] . This practice is Oviedo today, providing Seminole County The Oviedo emergency room is located at news for a recent event that we held in honor offered in Spanish and is not limited to any residents greater access to emergency medi- 8100 Red Bug Lake Road near the Oviedo of the Fall Equinox and the story was covered age, race, gender body type or background. cine and the organization’s growing health Mall. by Channel 6, Fox 35 and other news outlets. All are welcome. Discounts are offered for network. Recently, AdventHealth opened the Water- “I am very passionate about horse rescue teachers and first responders and are happy to The approximately 19,000-square-foot fa- ford Lakes ER to serve the east Orange and bringing awareness to the cause,” she partner with any organization that focuses on cility will have 24 patient rooms (including County community. That facility is located at said. “I am working towards changing the healing and happiness. two pediatric-friendly rooms to make ER vis- 13691 East Colonial Dr., Orlando. Florida State laws that view horses as prop- PAGE 6 • Midweek: Nov. 13-16, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

Julius Ashley Hospital, Syracuse, for more than 35 He is survived by his son, Antonio R. Amie; five grandsons, years. Antonio Jr., Tamia, Tamir, Damir, and Malachi; brothers and Julius Ashley, “Jew Baby,” 72, of Syracuse, N.Y., died He was preceded in death by his father, sisters, Dorothy Stephens-Woods, Tampa, Clifford Ashley Friday, Oct. 25, 2019, at Loretto in Syracuse. Raymond Ashley; mother, Fannie Pierce (Nora), Jacksonville, Edgar Ashley, Clara M. Ashley, and Ashley was born Nov. 1, 1946, in Sanford, to the late Ashley; brothers, Freddie Woodard, Vincent Ashley, all of Sanford; and a host of nieces, nephews, Raymond Ashley and the late Fannie Pierce Ashley. He Raymond Ashley Jr., James Ashley, cousins, other relatives and friends. attended Seminole County Public Schools and Crooms High Edward Ashley, Gus Ashley, Albert “Boot School, Sanford. Man” Ashley, Dr. Clyde Ashley, and Funeral Home in charge of arrangements: Ballweg & At an early age, he attended Second Shiloh Missionary Daniel Ashley; and sisters, Corine Ashley- Lunsford Funeral Home, 4612 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N.Y., Baptist Church, Sanford, with his family. He worked at Crouse Campbell and Lenora Ashley. 13205; (315) 492-3504.

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The Traveling Vietnam Wall’s visit to Sanford’s Fort Mellon Park ended on Monday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day.

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By MICHAEL R. SISAK CBD, or cannabidiol, is also found in marijuana but does in. He was placed under arrest," said NYPD Chief of not have an intoxicating effect. Some people say it provides Department Terence Monahan. NEW YORK (AP) — The CBD craze might be leaving the them with pain and anxiety relief. "It is currently at the lab at this point to make a final deter- war on drugs a bit dazed and confused. "I can't believe I'm going through this for a legal business," mination, was it hemp?" Monahan said. "The individual had The extract that's been showing up in everything from Levy said. "I can't believe my poor brother got locked up." no bill of lading justifying its delivery." candy to coffee is legally derived from hemp plants, which Oren and Ronen Levy are not alone. Ronen Levy, who runs his own CBD business catering to look and smell an awful lot like that other cannabis—marijua- Since the U.S. government removed industrial hemp last pets, pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of felony criminal na. They're so similar, police officers and the field tests they year from the list of illegal drugs, a number of similar cases possession of marijuana. He is due back in court on Nov. 19. use on suspected drugs sometimes can't tell the difference. have cropped up across the country. The police department drew attention to the bust by posting Case in point, New York City police boasted on social In July, a man who said he was delivering 300 pounds (136 pictures on its official Facebook and Twitter accounts showing media this week about what seemed like a significant drug kilograms) of hemp to a Minnesota CBD-oil processing compa- the officers in a room full of the seized plants. Oren Levy and bust: 106 pounds (48 kilograms) of funky, green plants that ny was arrested in South Dakota after authorities there said it the farm fought back with posts of their own. officers thought sure seemed like marijuana. tested positive for THC. The substance "looked and smelled Fox Holler Farms said in a statement posted on its Facebook But the Vermont farm that grew the plants and the like raw marijuana," a state trooper said. pagethat the shipment bound for Levy's shop was fully com- Brooklyn CBD shop that ordered them insisted they're actually In January, Idaho authorities arrested a truck driver and pliant with Vermont, New York and federal laws. industrial hemp, and perfectly legal. And, they said, they have seized nearly 7,000 pounds (3,175 kilograms) of what they The farm's lawyer, Timothy Fair, said that before the hemp paperwork to prove it. believed to be marijuana, even though the company shipping shipment left Vermont, it was tested at FedEx's request by a Nevertheless, when the shop's owner brother went to the the material said accompanying paperwork made clear it was local police department. The level of THC was less than half police station to straighten things out, he was arrested. Police industrial hemp. the allowable threshold, he said. said a field test had come back positive for marijuana. At least two other truckers and two security guards A FedEx spokeswoman said even if the plants were hemp, Shop owner Oren Levy said that's likely because hemp often involved in transporting what they said was industrial hemp they should not have been shipped using its service. The com- tests positive for a permissible, trace amount of THC, or have been arrested and charged with felony drug trafficking. pany's service guide lists hemp plants, leaves, oil and CBD tetrahydrocannabinol, which is the chemical in cannabis that In May, the U.S. Agriculture Department sent a memorandum derived from hemp among its prohibited items. causes people to get high. instructing states not to block the transportation of hemp that Oren Levy said he would've gone to the police station him- Field tests used by law enforcement officers can detect THC contains 0.3% or less THC. self but couldn't because he was recovering from a recent sur- but aren't sophisticated enough to specify whether a shipment The Nov. 2 Brooklyn bust that landed Ronen Levy in hand- gery. Soon enough, Oren Levy said, Ronen texted him: "I think is legal hemp or low-grade illegal pot, and drug-sniffing dogs cuffs stemmed from a tip from a FedEx worker who suspected I'm getting arrested." will alert on both. the load of plants on their way from Fox Holler Farms in Fair "They treated him like a drug dealer," Oren Levy said. "He's "He was a hungry cop. He thought he had the bust of the Haven, Vermont, to Levy's shop were marijuana, New York never been to jail in his whole life. He still hasn't slept. He's day," said Levy, whose Green Angel CBD NYC sells oils, teas City police said. paranoid." and other products containing the extract. He said he fears the "We got information about a large package of drugs. We got Jennifer Peltz in New York and Wilson Ring in Montpelier, seizure could force him out of business. it in here. We field tested it as marijuana, called the individual Vermont contributed reporting.

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WHAT PROMPTED didates in the very bottom CHINESE E-COMMERCE BOLIVIA'S PRESIDENT TO tier of the Democratic presi- GIANTS REPORT $50 RESIGN dential primary are soldiering BILLION IN SINGLE DAY on, hoping that there's still a President Evo Morales left chance to catch fire. The annual marketing office after his reelection vic- event is the world's busiest tory triggered weeks of fraud OLDEST-EVER EX-PRESI- online shopping day with allegations and deadly DENT DRAWS HUNDREDS retailers offering discounts on protests. TO SUNDAY SCHOOL goods from craft beer to TV sets to health care packages. IMPEACHMENT: WHAT'S Ninety-five year old Jimmy NEXT IN THE PROCESS Carter still teaches roughly COOK AND THE VIKINGS twice a month at Maranatha BEAT THE COWBOYS Americans will have their Baptist Church in his home- public first view of the town of Plains in Georgia. NFL rushing leader Dalvin impeachment inquiry, as pro- Cook ran for 97 yards and ceedings emerge from closed KAISER PERMANENTE had 86 yards receiving lead- doors to live hearings. CEO DIES ing Minnesota to beat Dallas 28-24. 'GIVING THE LITTLE GUY Bernard J. Tyson, the first A CHANCE, THAT'S WHAT African American to head the IT'S ABOUT' company, died in his sleep at Photo submitted by Bonnie Wieboldt Lewis the age of 60 Terry D. Cordell’s name is one of those that locals may have recognized on the Traveling Vietnam Roughly a half-dozen can- Wall this past weekend. Cordell was an early casualty of the Vietnam War. He went to Seminole High School and then the Citadel. He was part of the U.S. Army’s Green Berets.

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday November 13, 2019 Sports UCFBriefs MEN’S SOCCER The No. 6 UCF men’s soccer team (13-1-2, 6-0-1AAC) received a bye in the first round of The AmericanAthletic Conference Championship Tournament as the What weather problems? No. 1 seed and will host the final two rounds at the UCF Soccer and Seminole, Master’s, Track Complex. Today’s (Wednesday) semifinals will have No. 3 USF taking on No. 2 SMU at 4:30 p.m. and No. 5 Temple Orangewood post challenging the Knights at 7 p.m. The winners will advance to the final on Saturday at 7 p.m. ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD big football wins Coming up at Orlando By Dean Smith Class 7A-Region 1 Speed World Dragway: Herald Staff Tallahassee-Lincoln 42, * Tonight (Wednesday) is Winter Springs 7. “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, fea- Nothing was going to dampen Class 3A-Region 2 turing “All Welcome Test and the spirits of fans or teams in post- The First Academy-Orlando Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun season football action last weekend. 50, Trinity Prep 6. Runs” with gates opening at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 Steady rains before and dur- Class 2A-Region 2 p.m. General Admission is $12, ing the games made conditions Bye _ No. 1 Lakeland-Victory plus an additional $13 to race. less than ideal, but that did not Christian (8-1). * “Friday Night Frenzy” will slow the local football teams as Orangewood Christian 28, also feature “All Welcome Test the Postseason got underway. Deltona-Trinity Christian 15. and Tune and Grudge Racing” In FHSAA Regional Gainesville-Oak Hall 47, with gates opening at 6 p.m. Quarterfinal action, hosts Gainesville-Saint Francis Catholic 0. General Admission is $12, Seminole and Orangewood Bye_#2FoundationAcademy(8-2). plus an additional $13 to race. Christian both found them- Sunshine State AthleticConference * Saturday and Sunday _ Night of Fire/Orange County selves in tight battles through Saturday, November 9 Nationals. Saturday: Gates open three quarters, but then both Semifinals at 10 a.m. Time runs at 1 p.m., 4 dominated the fourth quarters * Orlando Christian Prep 35, p.m. and 8 p.m. (3 runs) Run and pulled of impressive victo- Windermere Prep 14. order _ Jr.Novice, Jr.Sportsman, ries _ the Tribe over defending * The Master’sAcademy 50, Jr.Pro, Sportsman, Pro, Super Pro state champion Jacksonville- Bradenton-St. Stephen’s Episcopal 7. and Pro Cycle. Qualifying runs Mandarin, 59-32, and the Rams Regional Semifinals for Quick 32 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. over area rival Deltona-Trinity Friday, November 15 Jets & Wheelstanders at 7:30 p.m. Christian Academy, 28-15. Class 8A-Region 1 and 9 p.m. Night of Golf Cart Race to follow.Sunday: Gates Things did not go as well for * Timber Creek vs. Seminole at open at 9 a.m. Eliminations at 10 Winter Springs and Trinity Prep, Thomas E. Whigham Stadium. a.m. _ Quick 32, Jr.Novice, Jr. as both were ousted handily by *Apopka at St. Johns-Bartram Trail. Sportsman, Jr.Pro, Sportsman, Tallahassee-Lincoln and The First Class 2A-Region 2 Pro, Super Pro and Pro Cycle. Academy-Orlando, respectively. Orangewood Christian at General admission is: Full Event On Saturday, The Master’s Lakeland-Victory Christian. _ $35; Saturday Only _ $25; Academy traveled to Bradenton Gainesville-Oak Hall at Winter Sunday Only _ $15; kids 10 and for the Sunshine State Athletic Garden-Foundation Academy. under free with paying Adult. Conference Semifinals and Sunshine State AthleticConference The Dragway Information Herald photos by Stacey Johnson Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 cruised to a running clock victo- Saturday, November 9 ry over host St. Stephen’s At Bryant Stadium, Lakeland A large and boisterous crowd (top) tolerated the wet conditions to watch OʼShae Baker (No. 4, above, and the website is at _ left) score four touchdowns and Timmy McClain (No. 2, above, right) throw for three touchdowns as www.raceosw.com/dragway/. Episcopal to advance to this Championship SpeedWorld is located 17 Saturday’s SSAC Championship * Orlando Christian Prep vs. host Seminole crushed defending State Champion Mandarin, 59-32. miles east of Orlando in Game against rival Orlando The Master’s Academy. Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Christian Prep at 7:30 p.m. at Here are the recaps from this rushing, one on a direct snap _ S _ Wynn 52 run (Diaz kick). TFA_MoselyII5run(Jacksonkick). Drive, between Orlando and Bryant Stadium in Lakeland. past weekend: and quarterback Timmy S _ Baker 1 run (run failed). TFA _ Jackson 19 FG. First Quarter Third Quarter Titusville on Highway 50 at Meanwhile, on Friday,the Seminole Shines McClain bounced back from the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Fighting Seminoles, being the top- Host Seminole (10-0) was the opening interception to S _ Robinson 7 run (run failed). TFA_ MoselyII 15 run(kickfailed). throw for 169-yards and toss S _ Whack 10 run (kick failed). TFA _ Gannaway 20 run LMSA seed in Class 8A, will be at home almost its own worst enemy in Bears Bounced Ahoy! again to host Timber Creek, while this one as its own mistakes led three touchdown passes. (Jackson kick). Fourth Quarter Upcoming Events: Orangewood will travel to to 16 points for Mandarin (7-4) Also having good night for Host Winter Springs (7-4) * Today (Wednesday) _ Full Lakeland to take on No. 1 seeded and kept the defending Class the hosts were Diautre trailed visiting Tallahassee- TFA_Waldrop15run(Jacksonkick). Rams Roll Moon Sail, 6 p.m.-to-10 p.m. Victory Christian. Both of those 8A State Champions in the Robinson (125-yards rushing, Lincoln (8-3) just 13-7 in the We’ll run a rum race with some Host Orangewood Christian (7-4) games will also kickoff at 7:30 p.m. game until the Tribe scored the two touchdowns), Zion Jackson second quarter, but it was all night-time twists and then raft up rallied from deficits of 9-0 and 15-7 Here are the Regional final 25 points of the game to (receiving touchdown), Zi’Erric Lincoln from there as the guests afterward near the finish line. Be to defeat visiting Deltona Trinity Quarterfinal results and this win the Class 8A-Region 1 Wynn (touchdown run), Donta rolled to a 42-7 victory in a sure to bring food and drinks to Academy (3-8), 28-15, in a Class week’s Postseason schedule (all Quarterfinal going away, 59-32. Whack (rushing touchdown) Class 7A-Region 1 Quarterfinal. enjoy on the water after the race! Saints Stomped 2A-Region 2 game in Maitland. games at 7:30 p.m. unless noted): A misguided screen pass on the and the Seminole defense with Skippers, please be ready to sail Quarterback Cody Elias was 8- with larger crew than normal so Regional Quarterfinals opening play of the game turned three forced turnovers. The First Academy (5-5) Seminole 59, Mandarin 32 for-12 passing for 115-yards and that we can take pickups and get Friday, November 8 into a pick-6 for the Mustangs defense was able to slow the First Quarter two touchdowns, both to Lewai everyone out on the boats that Class 8A-Region 1 and the teams would have scor- vaunted Trinity Prep (5-6) pass- have lights. Details: We’ll use the M _ Moss 12 interception ing attack in a 50-6 win in a 3A- Mitchell (3-catches, 52-yards and a Seminole 59, Jacksonville- ing spells that saw the Fighting 2-point conversion run), and the standard Rum Race start win- Mandarin 32. Seminoles holding just a 34-32 return (Levine kick). Region 2 Quarterfinal in Orlando. dow of 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m., signal-caller also carried the ball 10- Timber Creek 22, DeLand 21. lead with just under 4-minutes S _ Baker 16 run (Diaz kick). The Saints actually led 7-0 on and our usual start line at the flag S _ Jackson 12 pass from a Luke Cohn to Travis Pavel times for 86-yards and a touch- and ball. Most things will be the Apopka 42, Flagler Palm remaining in the third quarter. down as the Rams won a regional Coast 25. But it was all Seminole after that. McClain (Diaz kick). five-yard pass midway through See Briefs, Page 9 S _ Baker 50 pass from the first quarter, but the Royals contest for the first time since 2008. St. Johns-Bartram Trail 42, O’Shae Baker scored four First Quarter Spruce Creek 0. times _ two on passes and two McClain (Diaz kick). would score 50-unanswered M _ Mack 6 run (Levine kick). points. Cohn finishes the sea- TCA_ Wilson 2 run (kick failed). Second Quarter son with 3,056-passing yards Second Quarter M _ Jackson fumble recovery and 35 touchdowns. TCA _ Reyes 25 FG. (Levine kick). TheFirstAcademy50,TrinityPrep6 OC _ Mitchell 35 pass from S _ Baker 29 pass from First Quarter Elias (Swann kock). McClain (Diaz kick). TP _ Pavel 5 pass from Cohn TCA_ Wilson 10 run (kick failed). Third Quarter M _ Levine 26 FG. (Swan kick). OC_Martinez30run(Mitchellrun). S _ Robinson 5 run (run failed). TFA _ Ellis 85 punt return Fourth Quarter Third Quarter (kick failed). OC _ Mitchell 20 pass from M _ Safety, punt snap out of TFA_ Ellis 15 run (Jackson kick). Elias (Swann kick). end zone. Second Quarter OC _ Elias 10 run (no PAT). M _ Smith 11 pass from Beck TFA _ Magee 15 pass from (pass failed). Johnson Jr. (Jackson kick). See Football, Page 9 Hagerty sweeps away Plant blocks, 38 assists, 12 digs), Alina Carrillo (one kill, one service ace, nine digs) and Alondra Garcia Huskies girls volleyball (one kill, three service aces, nine digs, two assists). Hagerty will take on Palm Beach Gardens (21-6) in the Class 7A State Title Match at 4 p.m. on Saturday advances to first State in the 2019 Florida High School Athletics Association (FHSAA) Girls Volleyball State Championship Series final; Winter Springs at Suncoast Credit Union Arena in Fort Myers. Winter Springs (20-11) had to travel to Fort Lauderdale to battle overall 6A top-seed Saint eliminated in four sets Thomas Aquinas, the defending Class 8A State Champion, and gave the hosts all they wanted in the By Dean Smith first two sets, including winning the second set to Herald Staff even the match at 1-1, but homestanding Raiders got It was an extra year in the making, but things going in the third and fourth set and coasted Hagerty High School has advanced to its first to the 3-1 victory (25-17, 19-25, 25-14 and 25-12). State Championship Match. Doing the damage for the Bears were Hope A year ago, the Huskies (25-6) were favored in Matschner (18 kills, nine digs, three assists), Class 8A, but were swept out by 10-time state Natalie Faulkner (29 assists, one kill, one service champion Tampa-Plant (24-8), who would go on ace, one block, five digs), Lauren Vargo (one serv- to finish as the state runners-up to Fort ice ace, five digs, four kills), Emma Boyle (three kills, one service ace, one block, five digs), Maddy Lauderdale- Saint Thomas Aquinas (24-7). Johnson (20 digs, two assists), Lindsey Matthews With the restructured classifications this year, (four kills, one block, three digs) and Courtney the two powers met up in a Class 7A State Wagner (four kills, two blocks, one dig). Semifinal on Saturday in Oviedo and it was the Here are the results and schedules: overall Class 7A top-seed Hagerty getting the Final 4 best of the Panthers, 3-0 (25-17, 25-22 and 25-20). Semifinals After cruising in the opening set, Plant got off the Saturday, November 9 deck and made a match of it, going on a 4-1 run to Class 7A tie the second set at 22-22, but the Huskies Hagerty 3, Tampa-Plant 0 (25-17, 25-22 and 25-20). answered with a three-point run to close out the set. Palm Beach Gardens 3, Southwest Miami 0 (25- The hosts got off to a fast start in the third set _ 17, 25-21 and 25-17). leading 5-1 _ but the Panthers again righted the Class 6A ship and actually led 17-16, before Hagerty closed Ft. Lauderdale-St. Thomas Aquinas 3, Winter out its seventh victory in a row with a 9-3 run. Springs 1 (25-17, 19-25, 25-14 and 25-12). Contributing to the Huskies win were Sydney Championship Conley (13 kills, three service aces, one block, At Suncoast Credit Union Arena, Ft. Myers seven digs), Audrey Douglas (12 kills, four Class 7A blocks), Jessica Buis (12 kills, one block, five digs), Saturday, November 16 UCF commit Emily Lawrence (one kill, two Hagerty vs. Palm Beach Gardens, 4 p.m. SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, November 13, 2019 • Page 9 UCF football drops 34-31 decision at Tulsa ing what ended up as the game-winning 23- Otis Anderson rushed for one score and Sanfordʼs Davis goes over yard field goal with 5:09 to play in the game. caught a touchdown in the defeat. The 34 points were the second most the UCF has a bye this week before returning to 1,000-yards receiving for Knights have given up this season, trailing action at Tulane on Saturday, Nov. 23. The only the 35 given up on the road to Knights finish off the regular season at home Pittsburgh, and it marked the first time this on Friday, Nov. 29, against South Florida. the season in the loss season that UCF failed to score a touchdown Here is the box score: in a half of football. TULSA 34, UCF 31 Special to the Herald UCF outgained Tulsa 457-353, but the First Quarter Knights committed 120 yards of penalties to Tulsa _ Brooks 1 run (Rainey kick). TULSA, Okla. — The UCF football team lost just 55 for the Golden Hurricane. UCF _ Thompson 1 run (Barnas kick). its third road game of the season on Friday night, Both Zach Smith and back-up quarterback falling to Tulsa by a score of 34-31 in an American UCF _ Anderson 2 run (Barnas kick). Seth Boomer threw touchdown passes in the Second Quarter Athletic Conference contest at Chapman win for Tulsa and neither turned the ball over. Tulsa _ Rainey 31 FG. Stadium. The Knights dropped to 7-3 on the sea- Dillon Gabriel went 23-of-38 for 290 yards son and 4-2 in league play with the defeat. and a touchdown, but threw two intercep- UCF _ Killins 57 run (Barnas kick). Leading 28-17 at halftime, UCF was unable tions, his third time throwing multiple picks Tulsa _ Johnson 35 pass from Smith (Rainey kick). to find the end zone in the final 30 minutes of in a game. All three have been road losses for UCF _ Anderson 6 pass from Gabriel (Barnas action, allowing the Golden Hurricane to the Knights. kick). come back for the three-point win, just their Seminole High alum Gabriel Davis had six Third Quarter third of the 2019 season. catches for 98 yards and eclipsed 1,000 receiv- Tulsa _ Wilkerson 2 run (Rainey kick). Tulsa took advantage of three UCF ing yards on the season, while Adrian Killins UCF _ Barnas 35 FG. turnovers, all coming in the second half, to Jr. rushed for 97 yards on 10 carries, including Fourth Quarter score touchdowns on drives of 50 yards in the a 57-yard touchdown gallop. Bentavious Tulsa _ Crawford Jr. 17 pass from Boomer Herald photo by Romeo Guzman third quarter and 63 in the fourth, before kick- Thompson also scored on the ground, and (Rainey kick). Sanfordʼs Gabe Davis went over 1,000-yards receiving. UCF men’s basketball wins 2019-20 season opener Special to the Herald put the Knights up, 17-8. The run was a made field goal for periods of 6:39 figures. Smith had 14 points and a team- Frank Bertz 3-8 0-0 8, Matt Milon 0-5 0-0 0, led by Mahan who had eight of the 16 (10:44-to-4:05) and 3:03 (3:15-to-0:12). high four assists. DeJesus, totaled 11points, Brandon Mahan 4-6 2-4 12, Darin Green ORLANDO — The UCF men’s bas- points, including two three-pointers. The offensive spark was provided by five rebounds and two three-pointers. Jr. 3-6 0-0 8, Avery Diggs 0-2 3-4 3, Ibrahim ketball team overcame an onslaught of UCF’s defense was outstanding, hold- freshman Darin Green Jr.and senior Frank The Knights hosted Miami inAddition Famouke Doumbia 0-2 1-2 1, Dre Fuller Jr. three-pointers by Prairie View A&M in ing PVAMU (1-1) to 33.3 percent shooting Bertz, who hit a three to give the Knights a FinancialArena on Tuesday and will hit the 0-3 0-0 0. TOTALS: 23-54 17-28 73. the second half and a five-point deficit to in the first half and forcing 12 turnovers. one-point lead (58-57) with 7:05 left and one road for the first time to face Illinois State Halftime _ UCF 36, PVAMU 25. 3-point win, 73-69, Saturday in the 2019-20 sea- The second half was much different, possession later hit another three to give the tomorrow (Sunday) at 2 p.m. The game can field goals _ PVAMU 11-21 (Ellis 8-12, son opener at Addition Financial Arena. “We beat a very good basketball team, as the Panthers, who are favored to in Knights a four-point lead, 62-57, a lead they be heard on FM 96.9 THE GAME. Andrus 3-4, D. Williams 0-3, Henry 0-1, they have a really good tradition,” UCF the SWAC Conference, came out on never relinquished. Green pitched in hitting UCF 73, PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 69 Bynum 0-1); UCF 10-32 (Bertz 2-6, Green Jr. head coach Johnny Dawkins said after fire, led by SWAC Pre-Season Player of a three to extend the lead to five and then Prairie View A&M (1-1) 2-5, Mahan 2-4, DeJesus 2-3, Ingram 1-3, the game. “Last year they were an the Year Chancellor Ellis, who was 8- going in for a breakaway dunk with 22-sec- Chancellor Ellis 9-16 3-3 29, Gerard Smith 1-3, Milon 0-4, Fuller Jr.0-3, Diggs 0- NCAA Tournament team. They returned for-12 on 3-point shots and finished onds left to push the lead to eight. Andrus 4-8 3-4 14, Dajaun Madden 3-5 1-2 1). Rebounds _ PVAMU 40 (Andrus 7, a number of those players from that with a game-high 29 points, and picked Bench play was key for the Knights. 7, Lennell Henry 2-7 0-0 4,Antione Lister 1- Henry 6, Madden 5); UCF 37 (Ingram 7, team and they have a terrific coach.” away at the Knights’ nine point lead. Led by Mahan, the UCF bench outscored 3 1-2 3, Faite Williams 2-4 1-1 5, Darius Bertz 7, Smith 5, DeJesus 5). Team fouls _ In the first half the Knights (1-0) got hot By the 10:51 mark, the Knights fell Prairie View A&M’s bench 24-12. Williams 1-12 2-2 4, Jonathan Jackson 1-4 0- PVAMU 23; UCF 19. Fouled out _ PVAMU, over a span of six minutes and 20 seconds behind for the first time since being down Mahan and Dazon Ingram were terrific 0 2, Tamir Bynum 0-1 1-2 1, Leon Sneed 0-0 Andrus. Technical fouls _ PVAMU, Henry; and went on a 16-3 run to take a com- by one (3-2) just 1:05 into the game. in their first games as Knights. The former 0-0 0, Javen Hergeman 0-0 0-0 0, Caleb UCF,Smith.Assists _ PVAMU 14 (Madden manding 13 point lead early in the game. Down as much as five in the second finished with 12 points, while the latter Coleman 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 23-60 12-16 69. 5); UCF 17 (Smith 4, DeJesus 3, Fuller 3). In the middle of the run, Ibrahim half, 54-49 with 9:14 left, UCF’s led UCF with 16 points and seven boards. UCF (1-0) Turnovers _ PVAMU 18; UCF 15. Steals _ Famouke Doumbia had a huge block, defense locked down PVAMU’s Collin Smith and Ceasar DeJesus, a pair of Dazon Ingram 4-9 7-11 16, Collin Smith PVAMU 4; UCF 5 (Ingram 2). Blocked shots which led to a Brandon Mahan three to offense and held the Panthers without returners for UCF,also finished in double 6-9 1-3 14, Ceasar DeJesus 3-4 3-4 11, _ PVAMU 1 (Henry); UCF 5 (Smith 2).

Briefs LMSA, please visit our web site _ for the final tally of 72-37. Fisher each had nice offensive days, Westcott on offense and defensive in the second half - to lead Stetson www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) Courtajia Sanders and Sianni turning in 20 and 15 kills, respectively. lineman Fermon Reid on defense. (2-0) to a come-from-behind victory Continued from Page 8 578-8364. Martin each finished with 10 points On defense, Knights’ Libero Makenzie Despite the loss, the Hatters played over Western Illinois, Saturday at same but because it will be after So, what are you waiting for? You to lead the Knights. Sanders pulled Kuchmaner racked up 16 digs. well in the first half and had a Western Hall in Macomb, Ill. sunset a few things will be differ- bought the boat, GO SAILING! down a team-best six rebounds, The team had extended its win- fighting chance at the start of the Perry finished 12-of-18 from the ent; Safety: Make sure your boat while Jnaya Walker snagged five. ning streak to double digits Friday, second half. The Stetson defense field, including a 6-of-9 effort from has the proper running lights for RECREATION SOFTBALL Ahna Burney, in her UCF debut, led sweeping ECU (18-9, 5-8) in three came up with several big stops on 3-point range. He was 4-of-6 from operating after dark; Be sure to Here is the schedule in the City the Black and Gold with five steals, sets (25-13, 25-16, 25-23). USD drives in the first half, limit- the free throw line and added sign in at the clubhouse if you are of Sanford Recreation Services while Martin finished with four. In a match that last just one hour ing the Toreros to three field goals seven rebounds. sailing; All sailors must wear a PFD Department Adult Fall Slowpitch UCF continues its road trip by head- and 12 minutes, Kuchmaner was an and just one touchdown. Perry was big for the Hatters during the race; Sailors should Softball League at Pinehurst Park. ing to Ft. Myers to face FGCU tonight anchor on the back row, totaling 21 Stetson’s lone sustained drive of down the stretch, scoring seven have a personal strobe and/or The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on (Wednesday) for a 7 p.m. contest and kills (seven per set). Meanwhile, on the second half resulted in the straight points for the Hatters at whistle; We’ll use channel 69 to Wednesday will host the A Division then travel to Texas on Saturday to the offensive side of the ball, Hatters’ lone touchdown of the one point to turn a 65-64 Stetson Postseason Tournament with Wet keep in touch; The race: We’ll put face Stephen F.Austin at 4 p.m. Melville and Fisher continued to be game. With the score 37-0 early in edge into a 72-64 advantage with Spot battling the Blue Liners at 6:30 white lights on floats at the ends of a dynamic duo, tallying 18 and 14 the fourth quarter, the Hatters 1:38 to play. p.m. The 6:30 p.m. winner will SENIOR BASEBALL the start line; Race course will be kills, respectively. orchestrated a five-play, 77-yard Jahlil Rawley was a key for the posted at the clubhouse before the remain on the field to square off Here is the upcoming schedule The Black and Gold will hit the drive that ended in a six-yard Hatters on Saturday, scoring 10 race, as usual; marks will be cho- with Pat’s Liquor in the in the Fall Sunday 23, Weeknight 35 road this week to finish out the reg- touchdown run by redshirt sopho- points on 4-of-4 shooting and grab- sen from lighted government Championship Game at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday 40 leagues of the ular season with matches against more quarterback Alex Piccirilli bing a career-high 11 rebounds. marks, there are 3 that may be used Everyone is invited to watch the Orlando Senior Baseball Temple (Thursday, 7 p.m.) and with 10:58 to play. Mahamadou Diawara finished with _ #8 near the bridge (flashing red); games for free at Pinehurst Park, Association that plays its games at UConn (Saturday, noon). The Graduate quarterback Gaven 13 points and four boards in just 13 #2 near mothers arms (flashing located on West 24th Street off 17-92. FPC Bennett Veterans Memorial DeFilippo started the game and minutes. red); #13 near the west entrance to For more information contact Eric Park in Orange City, Bob Sorenson Knights will host the inaugural American Athletic Conference completed five-of-16 passes for 26 The Hatters next visit Purdue- the marina (flashing green). NOTE: Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation Fields in Ocoee, Boombah Sports yards and two interceptions. Fort Wayne Saturday at 7 p.m. Championship Tournament at The be aware of the unlighted spoil Supervisor, at 407-688-5120; visit Complex in Sanford, Central Winds Piccirilli entered the game midway Venue from Nov. 22-24. area marker to the north of the the city website _ Park in Winter Springs, Historic through the third quarter and com- UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER Continue to follow UCF lighted mark; Raft up/Fun: After www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: Sanford Memorial Stadium, South pleted three-of-eight passes for 30 The UCF women’s soccer team (11- Volleyball on Facebook the finish we’ll plan to raft up to do [email protected] _ the Orange Youth Complex in Orlando yards. Stetson’s shorthanded 4-4, 5-2-2 AAC) saw it’s American (/UCF.Volleyball), Twitter scores and enjoy the full moon. League Information Website, and Zinn Beck Field in Sanford. receiving core was led by redshirt Athletic Conference Championship * Saturday and Sunday,December 7-8 including registration forms, is at _ Visit the website _ (@UCF_Volleyball) and Instagram freshman Justin Curtis, who caught run come to an end after a 2-1 loss at _ Sailfest Regatta. The Lake Monroe http://www.leaguelineup.com/we www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for (@UCF.Volleyball) for the latest on four passes for 34 yards. The the hands of the South Florida Bulls Sailing Association is proud to lcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanford more information on the league. the UCF volleyball team. Continue Stetson running game was led by (13-4, 7-2 AAC) in the semifinal announce that we are the organizing softball&sid=804638851. Weeknight 35 to follow UCF Volleyball on Piccirilli with 74 yards and a touch- round of the tournament in authority for the 2019 Sanford Sailfest Wednesday, November 13 Facebook (/UCF.Volleyball), Twitter down, while freshman running Memphis, Tenn. Friday evening. STETSON WOMEN Regatta. This event has been held on 7 p.m. _ Orlando Spartans vs. (@UCF_Volleyball) and Instagram back Jalen Leary ran the ball 18 Nearly scoring the first goal of Lake Monroe for over 30 years. All pro- The Stetson women’s basketball Brewers 45’s, Central Winds. (@UCF.Volleyball) for the latest on times for 73 yards. the match, Ellie Moreno and ceeds from this event will be donated to team (1-0) is in Lexington, Ky. Saturday 40 League the UCF volleyball team. Defensively, Stetson was led by Kristen Scott connected to beat the charities in and around Seminole tonight (Wednesday) to face 14th- Saturday, November 16 senior linebacker Colby Duncan USF goalkeeper in the 15th minute County.Further information, including ranked Kentucky at 7 p.m. and then 10 a.m. _ Orlando Ruckus vs. STETSON FOOTBALL with nine tackles and 1.5 tackles for but the attack was called offside. the NOR can be found here: remain in the Bluegrass State to face Orlando Braves, Stadium. Stetson held its own with Pioneer loss. Redshirt junior defensive back The Bulls offense retaliated with a Football League power San Diego http://www.regattanetwork.com/even Morehead State on Friday at 6 p.m. 10 a.m. _ Central Florida Reds vs. JJ Henderson added six tackles, pair of goals from Evelyn Veins, the t/19415 _ the committee would like to Orlando Brewers, Zinn Beck. for 30 minutes on Saturday, but the two pass breakups and an intercep- Co-Offensive Player of the Year in hear from you with any suggestions for UCF WOMEN 23+ Division Toreros unleashed an avalanche of tion, while senior defensive back The American, to claim a 2-0 lead charity to sponsor this year.Please send The UCF women’s basketball Sunday, November 17 offense in a punishing ground Reggie Gantt, senior defensive back just after halftime. your suggestions to Allister James. team dropped a 72-37 decision to 10 a.m. _ Orlando Brewers vs. New attack to take a 51-7 victory, spoil- Jalon Scott and redshirt junior line- Elise Legrout cut the lead in half * Remember to stop by the club house Belmont on Saturday evening in Smyrna Beach Expos, Stadium. ing the Hatters’ homecoming and backer Collintino Andrews had five after burying a penalty kick after Ellie to sign in before the races, and check the Curb Event Center. 10 a.m. _ Florida Braves vs. snapping Stetson’s 11-game home tackles each. Moreno earned a foul in the 18-yard the notice board for the day’s course. The Knights (1-1) took an early 6- Orlando Lugnuts, Zinn Beck. win streak. Hatters have two games remain- box in the 69th minute of the match. The 2019 calendar is updated on 4 lead in the first quarter, but 1 p.m. _ Orlando Bombers vs. The Hatters (6-3, 3-3) were with- ing this season, and Saturday will The Knights goal would come too the website. Please do not hesitate to Belmont (2-0) went on to outscore Kissimmee Eagles, Zinn Beck. out their top two receivers, a top be their 2019 home finale as Stetson late as they were unable to equalize reach out to us should you have any UCF 9-2 to take a 13-8 lead after the running back and a stalwart on the will take on Davidson College at before the final whistle sounded. questions about any of the events. first 10 minutes. The Bruins went UCF VOLLEYBALL defensive line, but trailed just 16-0 noon. The Bulls’ two goals ties the most Interested parties can find results on to take a 31-17 edge into half- The Knights’ (19-7, 12-2) season-high to USD at the break. The Toreros (7- the Knights have allowed all sea- from past races of 2018 on the time and led 55-26 heading into the 10-game winning streak came to an end 2, 6-0) moved to within one win of STETSON MEN son. The only other time the UCF “Race Results” page fourth quarter. The Knights used on Sunday as The Black and Gold nar- another PFL title by piling up Freshman Rob Perry scored a defense had allowed two goals was (www.flalmsa.org/?page_id=623) five points from Sianni Martin, four rowly fell to division rival Cincinnati almost 400 yards of offense in the game-high 34 points - including 25 on Sept. 1 against George Mason. and results from year’s prior is on from Courtajia Sanders and a pair (22-5, 13-1) in four sets (25-22, 23-25, 25- second half. the Race Results Archive page from Georgia Gayle for 11 points in 14 and 25-21) at The Venue. USD extended its winning streak (www.flalmsa.org/?p=2229). the fourth quarter, but the Bruins The two sides were pretty evenly against PFLteams to 35 straight, a streak For more information about responded with 17 in the last frame matched to begin the afternoon, that dates back to the 2015 season. with each team picking up a set vic- USD amassed a total 610 yards of Football tory to kick things off. The Knights offense, including 353 rushing and stumbled in the third set, falling 25- 257 passing. The Toreros’ defense Continued from Page 8 14, but they began to gain momen- limited the Hatters to 56 yards Eagles Soar tum late in the fourth set, after trail- through the air, while Stetson The road proved to be no problem for The Master’s Academy (8- ing 8-2, 17-8 and 21-14, getting to picked up 172 yards on the ground. 2) romped past Saint Stephen’s Episcopal (8-2), 50-7, in a Sunshine within 21-20 before ultimately Stetson was without receivers State Athletic Conference semifinal in Bradenton on Saturday. falling, 25-21 to lose the match, 3-1. Justin Jordan and Steven Burdette The Eagles, who rolled up 560-yards of total offense, took a 34-7 lead at McKenna Melville and Kristina as well as running back Jareem halftime and scored twice early in the thirdquarter to start the running clock. Quarterback Ty Poorman was 18-for-31 passing for 379-yards and three touchdowns, while standout sophomore running back Terrance Gibbs carried the ball 13-times for 137-yards and four touchdowns and also caught three passes for 35-yards. Also having big night’s were Tyson Mobley (5-receptions, 148-yards, 2 touchdowns), Junior Anderson (5-receptions, 73-yards), Brandon Fitez (1- reception, 42-yards, touchdown) and Yusef Leak (2-receptions, 72-yards). PAGE 10 •M idw eek:N ov.13-16,2019 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 229—AUCTIONS

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You may view and VOLKSWAGEN 2019 All other creditors of the dece- JEAN COLE ANY CLAIM FILED TWO was February 11, 2019, is pend- obtain a copy of the Petition and 00 3VWSC29M3YM192909 YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE ing in the Circuit Court for SEMI- any other subsequently filed VOLKSWAGEN dent and other persons having Publish: November 6, 13, 2019 Deceased. DECEDENT’S DATE OF NOLE County, Florida, Probate legal documents at the Court of 2014 5N1AR2MN4EC625871 claims or demands against K040 DEATH IS BARRED. Division, the address of which is Common Pleas of Jackson NISSAN decedent’s estate must file their NOTICE TO CREDITORS 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, County, Tennessee Clerk’s 2007 JM1BK12F071621298 claims with this court WITHIN 3 The date of first publication of FL 32771. The names and Office, Gainesboro, Tennessee. MAZDA MONTHS AFTER THE DATE The administration of the estate this notice is November 6, 2019. addresses of the personal rep- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF of JEAN COLE, deceased, resentative and the personal Entered this 21st day of Publish: November 13, 2019 OF THIS NOTICE. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL whose date of death was May Personal Representative representative's attorney are set October, 2019. K097 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 28, 2019, is pending in the John Augustus Wells, Jr. forth below. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Circuit Court for Seminole All creditors of the decedent and Tiffany Gentry Gipson DA County, Florida, Probate John Augustus Wells, Jr. other persons having claims or JUDGE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY DISTRICT Division, the address of which is 3708 Virginia Drive demands against decedent's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE UNIFORM METHOD OF CASE NO.: 13-CA-002578 301 N Park Ave., Sanford, FL Orlando, Florida 32803 estate on whom a copy of this APPROVED FOR ENTRY: THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COLLECTING NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS 32771. The names and notice is required to be served CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PHH MORTGAGE CORPORA- addresses of the personal rep- SMITH & ROSE P.A. must file their claims with this MARK E. TRIBBLE, #016358 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- The Florida Resiliency and Energy District (the "District" or "FRED") TION, resentative’s attorney are set Attorney for Personal court ON OR BEFORE THE Attorney for Petitioners DA hereby provides notice, pursuant to Section 197.3632(3)(a), Florida forth below. Representative LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER 13 South Jefferson Avenue Statutes, of its intent to use the uniform method of collecting non-ad Plaintiff, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Cookeville, TN 38501 CASE NO: 2019-CP-001198 valorem special assessments to be levied by it over a number of All creditors of the decedent and By: LICATION OF THIS NOTICE PROBATE DIVISION years to fund the cost of qualifying renewable energy, energy effi- VS. other persons having claims or Brandon Rose OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Publish: October 30, November ciency and conservation and wind resistance improvements (collec- demands against decedent’s Fla. Bar. No. 0070469 OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 6, 13, 20, 2019 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF tively, "Qualifying Improvements") for those property owners who SECURED CAPITAL FUND III, estate on whom a copy of this THIS NOTICE ON THEM. J223 wish to undertake such improvements within the unincorporated LLC; et al, notice is required to be served EASON-SMITH & ROSE All other creditors of the dece- PATRICK T. MOHAN, areas of Citrus County, Florida and any participating incorporated must file their claims with this 2060 Winter Springs Blvd. dent and other persons having municipality, town or village within the above designated counties; Defendant(s). court ON OR BEFORE THE Oviedo, Florida 32765 claims or demands against Deceased. and the jurisdictional boundaries of the cities of, Longwood and LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER decedent's estate must file their NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Oviedo, Florida as authorized by Sections 163.08 and 197.3632, NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Publish: November 6, 13, 2019 claims with this court WITHIN 3 Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives NOTICE TO CREDITORS Florida Statutes, which will allow such assessments to be collected SALE PURSUANT TO LICATION OF THIS NOTICE K060 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Notice of Foreclosure of Lien annually, commencing in November 2020, in the same manner as CHAPTER 45 OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION and intent to sell these vehicles The administration of the estate provided for ad valorem taxes. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF OF THIS NOTICE. on 12/05/2019, 09:00 am at 325 of PATRICK T. MOHAN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, deceased, whose date of death The non-ad valorem special assessments to be levied by the District that sale will be made pursuant IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE TIME PERIODS SET pursuant to subsection 713.78 was March 1, 2019, is pending are voluntary and only imposed with the written consent of a proper- to an Order of Final Judgment. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL FORTH IN FLORIDA of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo in the Circuit Court for Seminole ty owner wishing to finance Qualifying Improvements. The governing Final Judgment was awarded on IN THE TIME PERIODS SET CIRCUIT IN AND FOR STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Towing, Inc. reserves the right to County, Florida, Probate board of the District will consider the adoption of a resolution electing October 2, 2019 in Civil Case FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUES SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. accept or reject any and/or all Division, the address of which is to use the uniform method of collecting such assessments authorized No. 13-CA-002578, of the SECTION 733.702 WILL BE DA NOTWITHSTANDING THE bids. 301 N. Park Ave, Sanford, FL by Sections 163.08 and 197.3632, Florida Statutes, at a public hear- Circuit Court of the EIGH- FOREVER NARRED. TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 32771. The name and address ing to be held on November 21, 2019 at 1:00 p.m., or as soon there- TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and PROBATE DIVISION ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 5FNRL38619B056455 of the personal representative after as the matter may be heard, in the Town Chambers of the Town for Seminole County, Florida, NOTWITHSTANDING THE CASE NO.: 2017-CP-2927 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE 2009 HONDA ODYSSEY and the personal representa- of Lake Clarke Shores, located at 1701 Barbados Road, Lake Clarke wherein, PHH MORTGAGE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH AFTER THE DECEDENT'S tive’s attorney are set forth Shores, FL 33406. Such resolution will state the need for the levy by CORPORATION is the Plaintiff, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED IN RE: LILLIE JONES DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Publish: November 13, 2019 below. the District and will contain a legal description of the jurisdictional and SECURED CAPITAL FUND TWO YEARS OR MORE K092 boundaries of the District. Copies of the proposed form of resolution III, LLC; JOHN SECURED CAP- AFTER THE DECEDENT’S NOTICE TO CREDITORS The date of first publication of All creditors of the decedent and may be obtained from the Florida Resiliency and Energy District at ITAL FUND III, LLC; DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. this notice is November 6, 2019. other persons having claims or 407-712-6352. All interested persons are invited to attend. UNKNOWN TENANT NKA JOE demands against the dece- PETRO; ANY AND ALL The date of first publication of The administration of the estate Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: dent’s estate on whom a copy of In the event any person decides to appeal any decision by the gov- UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- this notice is November 6, 2019. of LILLIE JONES, deceased, Representative: Oviedo Towing, Inc. gives this notice is required to be erning board of the District with respect to any matter relating to the ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER whose date of death was April Notice of Foreclosure of Lien served must file their claims with consideration of the resolution at the above-referenced public hear- AND AGAINST THE HEREIN Personal Representative: 29, 2011, is pending in the H. JOHN FELDMAN and intent to sell these vehicles this court WITHIN THE LATER ing, a record of the proceeding may be needed and in such an event, NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- Carmen Lewis Circuit Court for Seminole Attorney on 12/05/2019, 09:00 am at 325 OF THREE (3) MONTHS such person may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the public DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT 524 Green Briar Blvd. County, Florida, Probate Florida Bar Number: 382965 Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, AFTER THE TIME OF FIRST hearing is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 Division; CASE NO.: 2017-CP- Bowen|Schroth pursuant to subsection 713.78 PUBLICATION OF THIS on which the appeal is to be based. In accordance with the ALIVE, WHETHER SAID 2927, the address of which is 600 Jennings Avenue of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS Americans with Disabilities Act, persons needing a special accom- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ATTORNEYS JUSTIN CLARK 190 Eslinger Way, Sanford, Eustis, Florida 32726 Towing, Inc. reserves the right to AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- modation or an interpreter to participate in this proceeding should CLAIM AN INTEREST AS & ASSOCIATES, PLLC Florida 32773. The names and Telephone: (352) 589-1414 accept or reject any and/or all ICE OF A COPY OF THIS contact the Florida Resiliency and Energy District at 407-712-6352 SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, Attorney for Defendant addresses of the personal rep- Fax: (352) 589-1726 bids. NOTICE ON THEM. prior to the date of the hearing. GRANTEES, OR OTHER 500 Winderley Place, Suite 100 resentative(s) and the personal E-Mail: CLAIMANTS are Defendants. Maitland, FL 32751 representative(s) attorney are [email protected] 5FNRL38619B056455 All other creditors of the dece- Publish: October 23, 30, November 6, November 13, 2019 Telephone: 321-282-1055 set forth below. The Fiduciary SecondaryE-Mail: 2009 HONDA ODYSSEY dent and other persons having J147 The Clerk of the Court, Grant Facsimile: 321-282-1051 lawyer-client privilege in s. [email protected] claims or demands against Maloy will sell to the highest E-service: 90.5021 FLA. STAT. applies with Publish: November 13, 2019 decedent’s estate must file their bidder for cash at 301 N. Park [email protected] respect to the personal repre- Personal Representative: K093 claims with this court WITHIN Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, sentative and any attorney THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER FL 32771 on December 10, By: /s/ Justin R. Clark employed by the personal repre- MARY R. MOWERE THEDATEOFTHEFIRST 2019 at 11:00 AM EST the fol- Justin R. Clark, Esquire sentative. 209 Shady Oaks Circle PUBLICATION OF THIS lowing described real property Florida Bar No.: 829471 Lake Mary, Florida 32746 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NOTICE. as set forth in said Final [email protected] All creditors of the decent and ATHENS TOWING AND Judgment, to wit: Brandon J. Stewart, Esquire other persons, who have claims Publish: November 6, 13, 2019 RECOVERY INC gives Notice of ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Florida Bar No.: 121114 or demands against decedent’s K062 Foreclosure of Lien and intent to WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS A PARCEL OF LAND SITUAT- [email protected] estate, including unmature, con- sell these vehicles on SET FORTH IN SECTION ED IN THE STATE OF FLORI- Angela M. Bekhit, Esquire tingent or unliquidated claims, 12/07/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 733.702, FLORIDA STATUTES, DA, COUNTY OF SEMINOLE, Florida Bar No.: 1017069 and who have been served a Navigator Avenue, Sanford, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. WITH A STREET LOCATION [email protected] copy of this notice, must file NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- ADDRESS OF 764 SYBIL their claims with this court COMPLAINT section 713.78 of the Florida NOTWITHSTANDING THE WOOD CIR., WINTER Publish: November 6, 13, 2019 WITHIN THE LATER OF Statutes. ATHENS TOWING TIME PERIODS SET FORTH SPRINGS, FL. 32708-3735; K059 THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER To: Alec B. Almonte AND RECOVERY INC reserves ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED HAVING A TAX IDENTIFICA- THEDATEOFTHEFIRST Case No.: the right to accept or reject any TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE TION NUMBER OF 07-21-31 - PUBLICATION OF THIS CD201903159/D 1812674 and/or all bids. AFTER THE DECEDENT’S 5FB-0000-0400 AND BEING NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. THE SAME PROPERTY MORE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- An Administrative Complaint to 2004 CHEVY FULLY DESCRIBED IN OF THE EIGHTEENTH ICE OF A COPY OF THIS impose an admin fine and sus- VIN# 2G1WH52K549465506 The date of first publication of BOOK/PAGE OR DOUMENT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE ON THEM. pend your license has been filed this notice is November 13, NUMBER 7104-387 DATED IN AND FOR SEMINOLE against you. You have the right Publish: November 13, 2019 2019. 11/25/2008 AND FURTHER COUNTY, FLORIDA All other creditors of the dece- to request a hearing pursuant to K094 DESCRIBED AS LEG LOT 40 dent and other persons who Sections 120.569 and 120.57, GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, TUSCAWILLA UNIT 8 PB 23 Division: Probate have claims or demands against Florida Statutes, by mailing a ESQUIRE PGS 25-28. the decedent’s estate, including request for same to the Florida Florida Bar No.: 350605 Case No: 2019-CP-001318 unmatured, contingent or unliq- Department of Agriculture and NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, P.A. Any person claiming an interest uidated claims, must file their Consumer Services, Division of ATHENS TOWING AND 1511 East State Road 434, in the surplus from the sale, if In re ESTATE OF JOHN claims with this court WITHIN Licensing, Post Office Box 5708 RECOVERY INC gives Notice of Suite 2049 any, other than the property AUGUSTUS WELLS, SR., THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Tallahassee, Florida 32314- Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Winter Springs, FL 32708 owner as of the date of the lis deceased. THEDATEOFTHEFIRST 5708. If a request for hearing is sell these vehicles on Phone: (407) 699-1110 pendens must file a claim before PUBLICATION OF THIS not received by 21 days from 12/11/2019, 08:00 am at 2773 Email: attorney- the clerk reports the surplus as NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE. the date of the last publication, Navigator Avenue, Sanford, [email protected] unclaimed. the right to hearing in this matter Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- Attorney for Personal TO ALL PERSONS OR OTHER ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED will be waived and the section 713.78 of the Florida Representative Dated this 28 day of October, LEGAL ENTITIES HAVING WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Department will dispose of this Statutes. ATHENS TOWING 2019. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS cause in accordance with law. AND RECOVERY INC reserves KATHLEEN MOHAN LEIN AGAINST THE ABOVE NOTWITHSTANDING THE the right to accept or reject any Personal Representative ALDRIDGE PITE, LLP ESTATE: TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Publish: October 30, November and/or all bids. Attorney for Plaintiff ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 6, 13, 20, 2019 1615 South Congress Avenue The administration of the estate TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE J210 2004 VOLVO Publish: November 13, 20, Suite 200 of John Augustus Wells, Sr., AFTER THE DECEDENT’S VIN# YV1TS92D141337573 2019 Delray Beach, FL 33445 deceased, whose date of death DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. K098 Telephone: 561-392-6391 was January 20, 2019, is pend- Publish: November 13, 2019 Facsimile: 561-392-6965 ing as File No. 2019-CP-001318 THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI- NOTICE K095 in the Circuit Court for Seminole CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS By: Jennifer Travieso, Esq. County, Florida, Probate November 6, 2019. JIMMY ALLEN JONES FBN: 0641065 Division, the address of which is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Primary E-Mail: 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Attorney for Personal JAMES HARRY BEYNON, II NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- [email protected] SANFORD HERALD Midweek:Nov.13-16,2019 •PAGE 11

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NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

Notice is given that the following permit was issued on November 7, 2019

Picerne Development Corporation of Florida, 247 N Westmonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. Permit #29232-2. The project is located in Seminole County, Section 14, Township 21 South, Range 29 East. The permit authorizes a surface water management system on 1.52 acres for the Picerne Office Building, known as Picerne Office Building. The receiving water body is Little Wekiva River

A person whose substantial interests are or may be affected has the right to request an administrative hearing by filing a written petition with the St. Johns River Water Management District (District). Pursuant to Chapter 28-106 and Rule 40C-1.1007, Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.), the petition must be filed (received) either by delivery at the office of the District Clerk at District Headquarters, P.O. Box 1429, Palatka FL 32178-1429 (4049 Reid St, Palatka, FL 32177) or by e-mail with the District Clerk at [email protected], within twenty- one (21) days of newspaper publication of the notice of District decision (for those persons to whom the District does not mail or email actual notice). A petition must comply with Sections 120.54(5)(b)4. and 120.569(2)(c), Florida Statutes (F.S.), and Chapter 28-106, F.A.C. The District will not accept a petition sent by facsimile (fax) Mediation pursuant to Section 120 .573, F.S., may be available and choos- ing mediation does not affect your right to an administrative hearing. A petition for an administrative hearing is deemed filed upon receipt of the complete petition by the District Clerk at the District Headquarters in Palatka, Florida during the District's regular business hours. The District's regular business hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., excluding weekends and District holidays. Petitions received by the District Clerk after the District's regular business hours shall be deemed filed as of 8 a.m. on the District's next regular business day. The District's accept- ance of petitions filed by e-mail is subject to certain conditions set forth in the District's Statement of Agency Organization and Operation (issued pursuant to Rule 28-101.001, Florida Administrative Code), which is available for viewing at www.sjrwmd.com. These conditions include, but are not limited to, the petition being in the form of a PDF or TIFF file and being capable of being stored and print- ed by the District. Further, pursuant to the District's Statement of Agency Organization and Operation, attempting to file a petition by facsimile (fax) is prohibited and shall not constitute filing. The right to an administrative hearing and the relevant procedures to be followed are governed by Chapter 120, Florida Statutes, Chapter 28-106, Florida Administrative Code, and Rule 40C l.1007, Florida Administrative Code. Because the administrative hearing process is designed to formulate final agency action, the filing of a petition means the District's final action may be different from the position taken by it in this notice. Failure to file a petition for an administrative hearing within the requisite time frame shall constitute a waiver of the right to an administrative hearing. (Rule 28-106.111, F.A.C.). If you wish to do so, please visit http://www.sjrwmd.com/nor_dec/ to read the complete Notice of Rights to determine any legal rights you may have concerning the District's decision(s) on the permit application(s) described above. You can also request the Notice of Rights by contacting the Director of Business and Administrative Services, 4049 Reid St., Palatka, FL 32177-2529, tele. no. (386)329-4570.

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SCENT meet with people who need Among autistic children, this,” he told the Sanford statistics show that almost 50 Herald. “We want to make percent go missing at least Continued from Page 1 sure it’s administered proper- once before they reach age 17. ly. We hope to make a data- The release goes on to list with police dogs to locate The program was institut- base of who got it, and if we some scent facts, including the person if they go missing ed in Florida earlier this year need it, we can get to it. that a person’s scent is like a or wander off in some way, after being signed into law by Hopefully it won’t happen, fingerprint and people never according to an informational Gov. Ron DeSantis. but if it does, we’ll be able to lose their scent. The scent kits fact sheet. Bob Kealing, Sheriff’s get on their scent.” can last up to 10 years. A “Scent Kit” involves a Office spokesman, said the He said the process would One Seminole County resi- swab of the person’s body process was still new enough hopefully provide peace of dent who has entered the pro- capturing their scent, which is that it hasn’t been used much. mind for everyone involved gram is 81-year-old Vietnam uncontaminated, wrapped in But he said it would be a in such a situation. veteran Lou Gail Reeves of gauze and stored in a special relief for families with people Six out of 10 people with Oviedo. Herald photo by Larry Griffin kind of jar. If needed, the who they worried about wan- Alzheimer’s or a similar Reeves, who suffers from dogs would be able to use dering off. degenerative mental condi- Parkinson’s Disease, told the Art that to track a missing person. “We want to go out and tion will go missing, accord- Herald that the program was ing to a news release. one in which he has confi- Continued from Page 1 Florida has the second dence. highest number of “I think it’s an excellent has been moving forward and intends to add some color to Alzheimer’s patients in the program,” he said. “If some- the boxes around town. nation, the release said, sec- thing happens, if I wandered Colbert also said they’re working on more murals around ond only to California. off and didn’t know where I town, including a planned one that will portray a giant clock, Florida has over 520,000 indi- was, they could get the blood- reminiscent of the iconic one in Magnolia Square, where peo- viduals with the disease liv- hounds, get the dogs. I don’t ple can pose with their arms out like the arms of a clock. Aside ing here now, and the num- know what to say. I think it’s from that, she said there is potential to work with private busi- ber is projected to grow to an excellent program. It’s bet- nesses to paint murals on the outsides of their buildings. more than 720,000 by 2025. ter than sliced bread.” Another project in the pipeline is stained glass art to enhance the “Sanford Avenue Steeple” on the street of the same name. Colbert said that project is slated to be installed early next year. Colbert said she was also keeping an eye on the I-4 Ultimate project, intended to expand the interstate over a period of years. That project has also seen a call for artists in the Central Florida area to create an artistic display at the intersection of I- 4 and Maitland Boulevard, with money set aside for that purpose. Colbert said they might pursue funding to do something similar with the overpass in Sanford. “We want to further enhance the culture of the city,” Colbert told the Sanford Herald. “Not just the downtown area either, but all of Sanford.” She said some of the projects she knew were going on included a mural in Goldsboro at 1017 Historic Goldsboro Blvd. She said the City and the Goldsboro Front Porch Council would be having an opening for the mural on Saturday, Nov. 16. Overall, Colbert said she just thought it was a good idea to have as much art as possible in a community. “I think it enhances the culture and way of life for people,” she said. “It provides an outlet for people to visualize things. The goal is to have other kinds of art, not just murals.”