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COURTESY CCFD As flames closed in, an awful reality

JOHN CLARE STOKES/Special to the Reporter dawned An image like the one pictured above hadn’t been seen here (or anywhere) since 1866, as the Earth eclipsed the second full moon of January — a supermoon, at that — on Wednesday morning. John Clare Stokes caught this image at 7:16 a.m. as the moon began to set over farmland on Price Creek Road. ‘The two most important women in my life are about to die, and I’m helpless.’

By CARL MCKINNEY Dunn aids injured in train wreck [email protected]

U.S. Rep., a medical Kathleen and Alice Goodish ended the night like doctor, was en route to they usually do. congressional retreat. “I love you. See you in the morning,” Kathleen, 56, told her mother. By CARL MCKINNEY “You’d better,” responded Alice, 76, before falling [email protected] asleep for the last time. Alice was visiting Rep. Neal Dunn, the Panama from Pittsburgh and City Republican whose congressio- had been staying in nal district includes the Columbia City southern Columbia area since December, County, was chat- sharing a bedroom ting with Michigan with Kathleen. Rep. Paul Mitchell Kathleen closed in the fifth car of her eyes and start- the Amtrak train as ed to drift off when Dunn it rolled along the COURTESY CCSO the smoke alarm tracks near Crozet, TOP: An exhausted firefighter at 135 Southwest Virginia, about 10 miles northwest of kneels at the scene. ABOVE: A Brookhaven Way burned out shell remains. Charlottesville. ZACK WAJSGRAS/The Daily Progress via AP went off at 4:28 a.m. When Mitchell went flying to the Emergency personnel inspect the lead engine of an Amtrak train that Tuesday. was carrying multiple Republican lawmakers that crashed into a garbage Panic set in as the 56-year-old heard continuous pop- DUNN continued on 2A truck in Crozet, Virginia, on Wednesday. ping and crackling sounds. Pitch-black smoke seeped into the room as she opened the door. “Get out of bed, mom, this is real,” Kathleen shout- ed. “Mom! Get out of bed!” Jax crash claims life of Lake City man Gus Goodish-Youngren heard his 76-year-old grand- mother’s confused response from across the house. From staff reports near McClelland Road at about 2:45 and hit a tree before coming to rest “Oh my God, what’s going on?” Alice said. p.m. when his 2011 Toyota Rav4 facing north, FHP said. Kathleen tried to lift her mother and carry her to A Lake City man died in a Duval veered across the westbound lane and Boutte, who was wearing a seat belt safety. County crash Tuesday. off the roadway, the Florida Highway at the time of the crash, was taken to “But I couldn’t,” she said. Dyron Michael Boutte, 69, was Patrol said in a press release. Orange Park Medical Center where headed east on Normandy Boulevard The vehicle entered a shallow ditch he died. FIRE continued on 2A

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See an error? COURTESY CCFD The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news The Columbia County Fire Department works to extinguish the house fire in Columbia City on Tuesday. items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, please call the editor. Corrections and clari cations will crawling. An ambulance took Gus in Room 403 at Comfort Inn run in this space. Thanks for reading. FIRE “My lungs were burn- and Kathleen to the hospi- & Suites on U.S. Highway Continued From 1A ing,” he said. tal. They were discharged 90. He said he could still Though it was difficult to later Tuesday morning. taste the smoke. Submissions The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption Alice couldn’t move well tell in all the smoke, there Kathleen’s boyfriend, “It’s almost like a liquid information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would on her own due to several was no fire blocking the who owns the house, had inside of you,” he said. like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture health issues. front door. been out with friends that Alice came to visit on and information to associate editor Justin Caudell at Hoping it would help Gus ran outside the night. Dec. 9. [email protected]. keep the smoke out of her house and shouted to his “Thank God,” Gus said. The night of the fire, she mother’s lungs, Kathleen mother that the path was “He would’ve been in the and the family had been covered Alice’s face with a safe. first room and suffocated talking about spending the Lake City Reporter blanket. But she was too scared of before he even knew there colder half of the year in HOW TO REACH US BUSINESS...... 754-0419 In a frantic effort to come the smoke. was a fire.” Columbia County. Main number ...... 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Partly Partly Rain Slight swim through tear gas.” The Columbia County “This is why I love Lake cloudy Decreasing cloudy showers chance clouds likely of rain He remembered advice Fire Department arrived at City,” he said. “It’s a com- Cloudy showers somebody once told him in the scene and spent nearly munity.” elementary school and got an hour extinguishing the On Tuesday afternoon, HI 70HI LO LO 47 HI 67 HI LO LO 38 HI 58HI LO LO 47 HI HI67 LO LO 52 HI 59HI LO LO 38 on the ground and started flames. 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High Springs Playhouse will host the dark comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace” beginning Friday and running on weekends through Feb. 25. Written by Joseph Kesselring, the play debuted on Broadway in early 1941 and ran for 1,444 performances. The New York Times penned it was “so funny none of us will ever forget it.” The play revolves around Mortimer Brewster, who is living a happy life but his world is turned upside down when he realizes that his dear aunts have been poisoning lonely old men for years. When Mortimer’s maniacal brother, Jonathan, returns on the night that the aunts were planning to bury the newest victim, Mortimer must rally to help his aunts and protect his fiancé — all while trying to keep his own sanity. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the play begins at 8 on Fridays and Saturdays. Sunday matinées are performed at 2 p.m. and the doors open at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are available at www.highspringsplayhouse. com or at the playhouse box office. Season ticket holders are reminded to call 386-454-3525 to reserve a date to attend. The theater is located on Highway 27 South, two blocks south of the Great Outdoors Restaurant in High Springs. PHOTOS COURTESY DEBORAH ROSE PHOTOGRAPHY

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ANOTHER VIEW Dems’ betrayal of Dreamers f the waves of illegal immigrants wading the Rio Grande to get into the United States were likely to Ibe Republican voters, as a wide-awake wise man observes, Chuck Schumer would be on the border now, laying bricks, and scolding Nancy Pelosi, his apprentice hod-carrier, to keep the mortar coming for President Trump’s “big, beautiful” wall. But Lindsay Graham’s fevered fantasies notwithstand- ing, most of the illegals aren’t likely to be Republicans, and the relentless Democratic scorn for border security is on full display, rejecting President Trump’s generous and expanded offer of honorable compromise to protect the “Dreamers.” The proposal offers the Democrats much more than they have been asking for, not just the legalization of 700,000 young people brought here by their illegal-immi- grant parents, but a path to citizenship and voting rights, and more than doubling to 1.8 million the number of oth- ers who could benefit from salvaging the Obama exec- utive order extending amnesty to the Dreamers, which the ex-president conceded was unconstitutional. Mr. Trump clearly does not want to send the Dreamers back to where they came from. No one can realistically envision the logistics of deporting 700,000 young people who have never known any home but America, though MDs’ habits and opioid abuse the president has been called “Amnesty Don” by border hawks with unrealistic ideas on how to solve an immigra- ife expectancy for Americans Physicians can also empower tion mess largely created by the Democrats. has declined for the second the autonomy of the patients and Logically, and realistically, the Democrats and their L straight year — something families we treat. Not all patient allies, who dream of an America without borders, should that hasn’t been seen in more than pain necessarily requires opioids. In have leapt at the offer. But logic and realism have no half a century. Some have partially the cases where opioids may help place in the immigration debate. A spokesman for Mrs. attributed this decline to the num- and are appropriate, physicians can Pelosi calls Mr. Trump’s offer a “ransom” in pursuit ber of people dying from opioid allow the patient (or their family of an “anti-immigrant wish list.” This wish list, writ- overdoses. In fact, there is prelim- member) to decide whether they ten before the president’s State of the Union address inary data suggesting that drug want an opioid- or non-opioid-based Tuesday night, includes $25 billion for construction of overdoses claim more lives than form of pain relief. 800 miles of border fencing, eliminates chain migra- any other disease among Americans David E. Myles We can also work in our com- tion that would have enabled admission of hundreds of less than 50 years old. This decline [email protected] munities (in schools, places of thousands of “sisters and cousins and aunts” of illegal has occurred despite a nationwide worship, and so on) to train peo- immigrants already here, and cancels the diversity visa reduction in the number of opioid dence-based approaches to manag- ple in how to recognize the signs lottery which creates opportunity for the best-qualified prescriptions being written by phy- ing patients’ pain. Such efforts have of drug overdose, the appropriate immigrants. sicians. been successfully implemented in use of an opioid overdose antidote Big spending Democrats, who never met a taxpayer For many people who abuse opi- other states. For example, physi- and how to protect oneself when dollar they thought worth saving, have suddenly become oids (and other drugs), their first cians wishing to obtain a license to working with people who are budget hawks eager to pinch pennies on securing the exposure often comes from people practice medicine in Massachusetts suspected to have overdosed on nation’s borders. like me — physicians. As a pedia- are mandated to take three hours opioids. The ferocity of the Democratic opposition to a plan trician who works in an emergency of opioid prescribing training. Even I recognize that generic, one-size- that would make Dreamer dreams come true, and department, I often prescribe opioids though I work exclusively with chil- fits-all solutions can have unintend- assure citizenship and eventually voting rights to 1.8 for children who have significant dren, I took the training and found ed adverse consequences. We do million illegal immigrants, is a bit puzzling. Jennifer bone fractures. The colleagues and it to be informative, and it has influ- need to ensure that certain patients Palmieri, a former aide to Hillary Clinton, acknowledged mentors I’ve worked with over the enced how I treat my patients. (for example, people with cancer in a recent memorandum that the Dreamers are a “criti- years do not intend to provide med- Many budding physicians write and those who are terminally ill) cal component of the Democratic Party’s future electoral ications that become the gateway to their first opioid prescription during have access to opioids in quantities success.” drug abuse later in life. And it should their residency — the training we and durations supported by sound Indeed, when Mr. Schumer, in an unbecoming pout, be pointed out that the majority of are required to have after finishing conclusions from evidence-based angrily rescinded his earlier offer to fund a token people who use legal and illegal medical school. A recent study has scientific studies, while working to percentage of the cost of a wall on the border, he substances will not become addicted. shown that such residents are more minimize abuse. revealed without meaning to the truth about the parti- However, physicians can do an even likely than other providers to pre- For me, this sense of urgency is san fight over Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, better job of making evidence-based scribe opioids for longer than five both professional and personal. As or DACA. The Democrats regard the Dreamers as decisions when it comes to opioid days. The governing body oversee- a pediatrician I routinely advocate valuable pawns in a scheme to get the open borders prescribing practices. ing medical education could outline for my patients who cannot always they want. Our patients and the communities specialty-specific opioid prescribing advocate for themselves. As a soon They know that without getting the money for the from which they come have entrust- recommendations to be taught to all to be father, I am unnerved that my wall, President Trump will not agree to the amnesty ed us to regulate ourselves. With residents. This would help ensure child is predicted to have less lon- the Democrats seek. But terrified of the party base that this degree of autonomy comes the our newly minted physicians have gevity than if he/she were born ear- moves ever further to the left, the Democrats must keep responsibility to ensure we are con- a standardized, evidence-based lier. Because people’s lives hang in the issue unresolved and boiling. They want no restric- sistently improving in order to pro- foundation in pain management on the balance, we as a society cannot tions at all on illegal immigration, and seek nothing less vide the best care for our patients. which they can build. afford to wait until the next report than the Californication of the rest of the country. The To that end, there are a number of If a patient overdoses on opioids on life expectancy is released in Dreamers can see the resolution of their predicament, if things that we can do to address the and has the good fortune of being order to meaningfully address this only the Democrats will let them have it. scourge of opioid abuse. found and taken to an emergency opioid epidemic. n Washington Times Our medical societies and govern- department, we should ensure that ing bodies can support compulsory they have a scheduled follow-up n Dr. David E. Myles is a board-certi ed Lake City Reporter continuing education regarding appointment to be seen by an addic- pediatrician and fellow of the American Lake City Reporter opioid prescribing to ensure that all tion specialty professional before Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). He wrote this Serving Columbia County Since 1874 providers are aware of the latest evi- they leave the hospital. for the Baltimore Sun. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride LETTERS TO THE EDITOR forWe residents believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” WeOur believe primary strong goal isnewspapers to publish distinguishedbuild strong and Pickleball taking off in Lake City communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers‑ oriented get newspapers. things done!” OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand To the Editor: Alachua, Columbia County Sports ment. We would also like to thank profitableteamwork community of professionals‑ oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, Commission and two anonymous Donna’s brother and sister-in-law, integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the The RCC/AMN Inc. Lake City donors for their cash donations. Doug and Leslie Miller from teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Pickleball Program and Columbia We also received paddles to raffle Houston, Texas, whose assistance integrity and hard work. County Recreation Department from Paddletek, produce from KC’s before, during and after the tour- Todd Wilson, Publisher hosted its first 3-day Winter Produce, and discount coupons nament was invaluable. Robert Bridges, Editor Blast Pickleball Tournament at from Texas Roadhouse, Huddle We thank the Lake City Reporter JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor Richardson Community Center House, and Beef O’Bradys. These for their excellent coverage of the SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor this past weekend, Jan 19-21, 2018. donations enabled us to raise over event. You sparked interest in at We wish to thank the 95 players, $8,000 for the RCC/AMN, Inc. least 10 new players and hopefully DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident including 22 local players who trav- S.T.E.M. program and $2,500 for the brought pickleball awareness to TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman eled from seven states and 18 cities new outdoor pickleball courts and many others. throughout Florida to participate in sports center at RCC. The tournament would not have our tournament. We also wish to thank Harold been a success without each and The tournament would not have Perry, Ron Wilson, Sue Wiencek, every one of you. We thank you so been possible without the guid- Tammy Magstadt, Mark Magstadt, much. LETTERS POLICY ance and assistance from Mario Bill Shippee, Bob Hoffman, Coppock and Nicole Callum of Doreen Hoffman, and Lynda Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written the Columbia County Recreation Elliot who helped with tourna- Donna and Chip Lynch and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 Department. Special thanks goes ment setup, registration and game 2018 Winter Blast Pickleball words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters to Walmart Transportation #7835, results throughout the tourna- Tournament Directors must be signed and include the writer’s name, address and telephone number for verification. Writers can Remember, Trump supporters, the night is long have two letters per month published. Letters and guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not To the Editor: One night he went to bed and after The mother drowsily replied, necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. a while when he woke up, his fresh- “Very good son, but the night is BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL Re: “Good news scorned,” Page 4A, ly made bed was not wet. long.” A hint to the Trumpoids. Jan. 25. He jumped out of bed, ran to his 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. mother’s room, and awakening her, BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. A kid used to wet his bed and was announced, “Mommy, I haven’t wet Nader G. Vakili BY EMAIL: [email protected] distressed by the recurring event. the bed.” Lake City THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A Find value in people from all backgrounds

alking into a HISTORICALLY SPEAKING speaker Ben Frazier from cotton field owners with attended A.S. Clark High theme, “Lessons learned room full of our neighbor community house chores. Dora recalled School before going on to we are stronger together.” W strangers, it Duval County. her home was close enough trade school where she Dora offered candidly, always feels comforting to to the cotton fields that she received training in flo- “the best aspects of her discover a common expe- could, and did, take less ral design, culinary arts, life were in environments rience or to spot a familiar Local wisdom than 10 feet to meet the cot- dietary services, retail sales where all people had faith face in the group. Either We expect mothers to ton fields where she often and business management. in God, worked on exhibit- situation provides an instant pack a nice lunch for family found her mom working. At age 17, Dora ventured ing patience, listening, and boost of confidence when members, maybe an inspi- Between cooking, cotton upon Rochester, New acknowledged equal value others can relate to your rational quote, or an unex- picking, cleaning and mess- York, and took employ- in others.” She further plight or paradigm. pected hello. Dora Avery ing around with the farm ment at Central Alarms in explained her position on The ability to relate adopted our community as animals, little Dora was customer service before unity having lived through should exclude an affilia- Bea Coker her family and makes a full- observing that her mother relocating to Long Island many improvements and tion of color and instead time job of sharing these was always busy; it seemed as a caregiver for a local concluded she finds her connect to relevant human that we shape our opinions experiences with aging that all the women were doctor’s family. Eventually, most beautiful memories experience, but so much about people based on how citizens throughout the always busy and today Dora she discovered her niche are full of colorful people is happening upstairs, our we categorize them, and community. joins the tradition. was bartending and Hotel and created while working comforts are created with- subconsciously we associ- Dora is a creative arts Dora shared her segre- James Nightclub became together on one accord out thinking. Watching the ate thoughts to people and and crafts queen gated school expe- her home. She developed with the whole community. efforts of the Jacksonville things not always thinking with a heart for riences, including a reputation for pouring a Dora can be found Jaguars excited many about it first. Most impor- helping others feel elementary school stiff drink and displaying tending to our veterans, Floridians to support the tantly, I think he knew that loved. She shares at Mt. Bethel a humbling personality. planning and preparing possibility presented to all. confidence was built in all types of projects church, occasion- Fondly Dora recalls bar- meals for our aging citizens Timmy Jernigan brought young minds when they and enjoys prepar- ally pastored by tending special events for through the ministry at the same feeling of our could observe contributions ing for luncheons her father. She New York Mets players Shiloh Missionary Baptist connectedness to support of significance being made she regularly holds remembered walk- Tommy Agee and Cleon Church, or numerous other the Philadelphia Eagles. by all inhabitants of the to celebrate the Dora Avery ing to the new sev- Jones at the Outfielder’s places around our commu- History shares the dilemma United States, creating both citizens who are enth-grade center Lounge and how much nity. Dora is the kind of of an old cliché, “they love self-identity and assigning often overlooked as built her first year she loved the fast-paced “community grandmother” you when it’s good and value. they age, ranging and the occasional surroundings offered in that we can all learn from, hate you when it’s not so What a delight it will from flower baskets school buses full New York. During that time and we are certainly a good.” Without excuses, be, seeing our community to memory boxes. of white children Dora recalled a visit to Lake stronger community with America has a rich history. out in record numbers While she raised passing screaming City, which lasted four long her life experience and The imperfections of the this year to learn about her only daughter vulgar and hateful years before returning to continued passion for ser- men and women who par- the contributions made Priscilla Mobley- words, tossing New York. She smiled as vitude. ticipated do not overshadow throughout history by us Rahmen in Lake rolled paper, and she explained that racial our plight or progress. Our all. This month we focus City in the 70s, Frazier spitting at the prejudice existed in the lives will continue to pro- on how African influence Dora left here to walking students. North, but not with the National history trivia vide opportunities to find has shaped our American explore different areas of Much of the behavior went constant, blatant overtures Question: He was value in people of all back- societies. Many organiza- the United States, includ- unchecked around town she observed in most inter- nicknamed the Galveston grounds as well as lessons tions and programs have ing time in New York and by the adults as it was a actions in the South. Dora Giant. He was an American we can all learn better ways established community Indiana before returning to condoned display, and so remained in New York for boxer and became the first of handling situations. events in February to offer Lake City in 2009 with her the students on the school almost 30 years before mov- African American world Those opportunities cohesive learning experi- late husband and retired bus behaved in the manner ing to Indiana where she heavyweight boxing cham- remain the reasons why ences. Start the month off Navy veteran William “Bill” observed throughout the met her second husband pion. celebrating the history of with the opening ceremony Avery. community. Dora’s dreams and stepson William Jr., but Answer: John Arthur the contributions from all from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. today Dora is one of 11 siblings were not limited to the dis- finally made Lake City her “Jack” Johnson, born people uniting us together (Feb. 1) at Richardson raised in Cordele, Georgia. parities among minorities home. March 31, 1878 in remains relevant. Carter G. Community Center, fea- Her parents were John in the South. Dora credited Nearly eight decades Galveston, Texas; died June Woodson was on to some- turing a Community Wax Mobley, a farmer, share- her middle-grade teacher, with both northern and 10, 1946 in Franklinton, thing much bigger than Museum, entertainment, cropper and a local min- Luke Brinkley, for pushing southern exposure provides North Carolina. merely giving credit to indi- a proclamation by Mayor ister. Her mother, Fannie, her to become curious an interesting paradigm vidual contributors of a par- Witt and keynote presen- was a full-time housewife, about the world outside of for Dora, and so I asked n Lake City resident Befaithful ticular race. Mr. Woodson tation delivered by author, occasionally working part- the experiences in Georgia. her to share her wisdom Coker is the executive director had the foresight to know commentator, leader, and time assisting some of the After high school, Dora and understanding on our of It’s About My Eorts. CALENDAR Today ‘Gardening questions?’ Dinner and dancing Saturday Library sale UF/IFAS Master Gardeners are avail- Dances are held each Friday night from Acoustic jam The main branch of the Columbia County able from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesdays 6 to 9 p.m. at The Lifestyle Enrichment The February gathering of the Public Library (308 NW Columbia Ave. in and Thursdays at the Columbia County Center, 628 SE Allison Court (behind Baya SongFarmers of the Suwannee River downtown Lake City) is holding a sale all Extension Office, 971 W. Duval St., Lake Pharmacy). $7 admission. Bring a dish or Valley will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. month. Fill a bag for $3. Books, CDs, LPs, City. Stop by or call 386-752-5384 to receive dessert to share. All proceeds benefit the James Episcopal Church, 2423 SW Bascom DVDs, puzzles, children’s phonics readers research-based information from universi- center. Call 386-755-0235 for more infor- Norris Drive, Lake City. Acoustic jam for- and more are up for grabs. ty trained volunteers. mation. mat. Musicians, friends and families wel- For more information, call 386-758 come. No charge. For more information, -2101. Friday Singer-songwriter showcase call Skip Johns at 386-344-2906. A gathering featuring local songwriters Volunteers needed Reading/writing volunteers needed will take place at The Emerald Thread Potluck dinner Lake City Medical Center Auxiliary Volunteers are needed to teach basic Listening Room, located at the Downtown A potluck dinner at 7 p.m. and danc- needs volunteers who have a heart to reading and writing skills to someone in Arts Center, 537 N. Marion Ave., Lake City. ing from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. occurs each serve. The auxiliary need volunteers for all need or ESOL (English for speakers of There is no cover for the event, but tips for Saturday at either Lake Butler Elementary positions. Those interested in participating other languages). No tutoring experience performers are appreciated. Doors open School or Lake Butler Social Club. Dress in the program may pick up an application needed; training provided. for coffee and refreshments at 7:30 p.m. code is casual dressy and special occasion. at the Lake City Medical Center Gift Shop For more information about opportu- Music starts at 8 p.m. The evening will fea- Admission is $10 for club members or $12 or the H2U office. For more, call 386-719- nities, call the Columbia County Public ture songwriters Julien Kozak, Kailey Kiss for guests. To confirm dancing location or 7713. Library at 386-758-2111. and Caleb Shelton. for more information, call 813-679-5390. OBITUARIES Stella M. Bennett with Pastor Bruce Arnold offi- grand-nephews, grand-nieces, Stella M. Bennett, 85 of Lake ciating. Interment will follow at cousins and sorrowing friends. City, passed away on Wednes- Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens Funeral service of Mr. day, January 31, 2018, at the Cemetery in Lake City. Visi- James Benjamin Pierce will be Construction/Debris Containers Available Lake City Medical Center. She tation with the family will be held 1:00pm Saturday, Feb- was born in Thomasville, Geor- Friday evening from 5-7:00 PM ruary 3, 2018 at Cooper Fu- gia to the late Ernest R. and Laura at the funeral home. Arrange- neral Home Chapel, 251 NE 755-7060 McKelvin Sanders. Mrs. Bennett ments are under the direction of Washington Street, Lake City, had made her home in North Flor- GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN FL. Interment will follow 15 yd. • 20 yd. • 30 yd. • 40 yd. ida for the past 50 years having FUNERAL HOME, 3596 S US in the Mt. Tabor Cemetery. Delivered to your job site today. moved here from Adel, Georgia. Hwy 441, Lake City, FL 32025. Arrangements entrust- She was a longtime and active 386-752-1954 Please leave ed to: COOPER FUNERAL member of the Beachville Advent words of comfort for the family HOME, 251 N.E. Washing- Christian Church in the Beach- at www.gatewayforestlawn.com ton Street, Lake City, Florida ville community. Mrs. Bennett 32055 Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D. enjoyed cooking and spending James Benjamin Pierce time with her family, shopping Mr. James Benjamin Pierce and gardening. She was preced- age 81 resident of Miami, Flori- ed in death by her husband of 58 da a former resident of Lake City FEBRUARY ART CLASSES years, Lloyd H. Bennett in 2008; passed away peacefully Wednes- five brothers, Ernest Elmer Junior day, January 17, 2018 at the Below is the February class schedule for the Gateway Art Gallery. Sanders, Frank Sanders, Richard Veteran hos- All classes are taught by professional, local artists. Unless otherwise Sanders, J.L. Sanders and Donald pital in Mi- noted, each class is $30 for two hours, including supplies. Sanders; and one great-grandson, ami, Florida. Call for information and scheduling at 386-752-5229. Tanner Able Robert Bennett. He was the CLASS DATE TIME INSTRUCTOR Survivors include her five son of the late 9:00 AM – children, Harold Bennett (Toni), Mr. Fred and Wood Carving Feb. 3rd Noon Charles Kime Lake City, Teresa Goff (Thel- Mrs. Eva Mae Jewelry 6:00 PM – ton), Middleburg, Diane Blan- Josey Pierce. Chain Making Feb. 8th 8:00 PM Linda Schenavar ton (Tommy), Lake City, Susan Jame s Youth Art Project 10:00 AM – Sullivan (David), Gainesville worked for (FREE! Ages 10–16) Feb. 10th Noon Marley Andretti and Norma Bennett, Oveido; Miami-Dade 9:30 AM – one brother, Eugene Sanders County Metro Watercolor Feb. 12th–26th 11:30 AM Wally Reichert (Carolyn), Moultrie, GA; two Bus as a Bus Operator and East- Innovative Techniques 5:30 PM – sisters, Betty Love (Bill) and ern Airlines where he received his in Acrylics Feb. 13th 7:30 PM Sam Reed Eva Jenkins, both of Tallahas- highest promotion of Chief Sky- 5:30 PM – see; ten grandchildren, Michael caper and later retired in 1992 after Alcohol Ink Feb. 21st 7:30 PM Jeanne Van Arsdall Bennett (Catherine), Brian Ben- serving thirty years of committed Turkish Marbling Feb. 22nd 5:00 PM – Christine Brewer nett (Crystal), Thelton Goff, service. He was a member of The 7:00 PM Josh Goff (Misty), Bronson Sul- Congressional Black Caucus and 10:00 AM – livan (Mikhael), Trent Sullivan The Fleet Reserve Association. Matting Your Art Feb. 27th 11:30 AM Jim Riley (Shaina), Slate Sullivan, Eric Gre- He leaves to morn his passing enwald (Kendra), Hunter Green- three children: Michael Steven wald and Tahyler Roth (Bryan); Pierce, Yvette Luscinia Pierce and eight great-grandchildren. (Sapphire Isis El) and James 168 N. MARION AVE. • LAKE CITY, FL Funeral services will be con- Benjamin Pierce, II. Ten grand- Located in Historic Downtown ducted on Saturday, February 3, children, one great grand, a 2018 at 2:00 PM at the Beach- great aunt Mrs. Catherine Pierce 386-752-5229 ville Advent Christian Church and a host of nieces, nephews, SALES • ART CLASSES • GIFT SHOP 6A THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER Classifi ed Department 755-5440 LAKE CITY REPORTER    Take ADvantage of the CLASSIFIED Reporter Classifieds!   755-5440 ADVANTAGE

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py y IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Hernando Avenue, 3rd Floor, the scheduled appearance is SHIELA D. KAEMMER, De- stances. No fax or e-mail sub- SW, Live Oak, Florida 32064. THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- Lake City, FL 32055 in accor- less than 7 days; if you are ceased; the Unknown-named missions will be accepted. CUIT IN AND FOR COLUMBIA dance with Chapter 45, Florida hearing or voice impaired, call Heir(s), Devisee(s) and Credi- Non-Mandatory Pre-Proposal 401744 COUNTY, FLORIDA Statutes on the 21st day of 711. tors of SHIELA D. KAEMMER, Meeting January 30, 31, 2018 CIVIL DIVISION February, 2018 at 11:00 AM on Dated in Columbia County, Deceased, and all persons All interested firms are encour- February 1, 2, 2018 CASE NO. 15000328CAAXMX the following described proper- Florida this th day of January, claiming by, through, or under aged to attend a non-mandato- Division No. ty as set forth in said Summary 2018 SHIELA D. KAEMMER, De- ry pre-proposal meeting and BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. Final Judgment, to-wit: DeWitt Cason, Clerk of the Cir- ceased, T.D. BANK, N.A., a site visit to be held at 9:00AM Plaintiff, LOT 12, BLOCK 10 OF COUN- cuit Court National Banking Corporation, EST on Monday, February 12, vs. TRY CLUB ESTATES RE- Columbia County, Florida as Successor to MERCANTILE 2018. The meeting will be held KAREN L. ARMSTRONG, et al, PLAT, ACCORDING TO THE By: /s/ S. Weeks BANK, a Foreign Banking Cor- in the Conference Room in Defendants PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD- Deputy Clerk poration, and DAVID NESBITT, Building 003, Room 3109. The NOTICE OF SALE ED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE(S) 398537 as Tenant in Possession, or the address is: 25030 US Highway PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45 32, OF THE PUBLIC January 25, 2018 Unknown Tenant(s) in Posses- 90, Olustee, FL 32072. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN RECORDS OF COLUMBIA February 1, 2018 sion, RFQ Qualification Packages pursuant to an Order or Final COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendants. All firms interested in being Judgment of Foreclosure dated Any person claiming an interest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE considered for providing the de- THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- VIRTUAL E-BOOKKEEPING January 8, 2018, and entered in in the surplus from the sale, if Notice is hereby given, pur- scribed services may request a Small Business Bookkeeping. Case No. 15000328CAAXMX any, other than the property CUIT, IN AND FOR suant to the Amended Summa- qualifications package from: COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- Business Administration, Ac- of the Circuit Court of the owner as of the date of the Lis ry Final Judgment of Foreclo- Misty Taylor counts Receivable/Payable, THIRD Judicial Circuit in and Pendens, must file a claim with- DA sure in the above-styled action Director of Procurement and CASE NO. 16000318CAAXMX Form Customizations and for Columbia County, Florida, in 60 days after the sale. dated January 17, 2018, nunc Contracts Startup 386-209-1062 wherein BANK OF AMERICA, Dated this 19th day of January, SELENE FINANCE LP; pro tunc the 22d day of Novem- Florida Gateway College N.A. is the Plaintiff and KAREN 2018. Plaintiff, ber 2017, that the following de- 149 SE College Place L. ARMSTRONG, UNITED Deputy Clerk vs. scribed real property: Lake City, FL 32025 STATES OF AMERICA ON BE- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CLINTON C. WILLIAMS A/K/A Commence at the SW corner of (386)754-4381 HALF OF SECRETARY OF COURT CLINTON CODY WILLIAMS the SW ¼ of the NE ¼ of Sec- Qualifications packages may HOUSING AND URBAN DE- As Clerk of the Court A/K/A CLINTON WILLIAMS, tion 14, Township 4 South, also be obtained via e-mail by Hiring motivated Techs & Lube VELOPMENT, UNKNOWN BY: /s/ S. Weeks ET. AL; Range 17 East, and run thence sending a request to: misty.tay- Techs. Must be at least 21 yrs TENANT #1 NKA WILLIE G. Defendants, N 02° 22' 52" W, along the [email protected] old w/valid DL. Apply in person ARMSTRONG, WILLIE C. 401231 NOTICE OF SALE West line of the SW ¼ of the Right to Waive and Reject at Burkins Chevorlet, Mcclenny ARMSTRONG, and UN- January 25, 2018 NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in ac- NE ¼, a distance of 1364.09 The College reserves the right FL ask for Richard. KNOWN TENANT #2 NKA February 1, 2018 cordance with the Order to feet to the NW corner of said to waive minor irregularities CENISE ARMSTRONG the De- Reschedule Foreclosure Sale SW ¼ of the NE ¼; thence run and technicalities and to reject fendants. P. Dewitt Cason, dated January 16, 2018, in the S 87° 48' 07" W, along the any and all Statements of Qual- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF above-styled cause, The Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court in and THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- North line of the SE ¼ of the ifications. for Columbia County, Florida of Court will sell to the highest NW ¼, 25.00 feet to the West Public Meetings CUIT IN AND FOR COLUMBIA and best bidder for cash on the MAKE EXTRA will sell to the highest and best COUNTY, FLORIDA right-of-way of a 50 foot county All RFQ Selection meetings are bidder for cash at the front third floor of the Columbia road known as Bradley Court, open to the public. $$ MONEY $$ CIVIL ACTION County Courthouse at 173 N.E. steps of the Columbia County CASE NO.: 16000413CAAXMX said road being as described in Courthouse, 173 N.E. Hernan- Hernando Avenue, Lake City, Official Record Book 270, Page 403583 The Lake City Reporter, a DIVISION: Florida, 32055, on February 28, do Ave, Lake City, FL 32055 at U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSO- 276; thence S 02° 22' 52" E, February 1, 2018 daily newspaper, seeks 11:00 AM on 14th day of 2018 at 11:00 am on the follow- along the West right-of-way line Independent Contractor CIATION AS INDENTURE ing described property: March, 2018, the following de- TRUSTEE FOR CIM TRUST of Bradley Court, 88.27 feet to NOTICE OF BOARD MEETING Newspaper Carriers for scribed property as set forth in WILSON SPRINGS PHASE 2 the P.I. of Bradley Court and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 2015-2AG MORTGAGE- LOT 10 COMMENCE AT THE several motor routes in said Order or Final Judgment, BACKED NOTES, SERIES the POINT OF BEGINNING; The District Board of Trustees, to wit: LOT NO., 1 QUAIL NORTHWEST CORNER OF thence continue S 60° 55' 19" Florida Gateway College, will the city and county. You 2015-2AG, THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF SEC- RIDGE, A SUBDIVISION AC- Plaintiff, E, along the Southerly right-of- hold a public meeting at 5:00 must be motivated by CORDING TO THE PLAT TION 6, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, way line of Bradley Court, p.m. on Tuesday, February 13, earning extra money, be vs. RANGE 16 EAST, COLUMBIA THEREOF AS RECORDED IN MICHAEL R. DIXON, et al, 152.38 feet; thence S 29° 04' 2018, in the Board Room of the an early riser and have PLAT BOOK 5, PAGES 61- COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN 41" W, 303.32 feet; thence N Administration Building (Build- Defendant(s). SOUTH 00°15'08" EAST reliable transportation. 61A, PUBLIC RECORDS, NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT 60° 55' 19" W, 152.38 feet; ing 001) of Florida Gateway Apply in person during COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- ALONG THE WEST LINE OF thence N 29° 04' 41" E, 303.32 College. There will be a board TO CHAPTER 45 SAID SECTION 6 A DIS- normal business hours. DA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN feet to the P.I. on the Westerly reception beginning at 4:30 pm IF YOU ARE A PERSON TANCE OF 679.23 FEET TO right-of-way of Bradley Court in the Conference Room of the Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm Pursuant to a Final Judgment THE POINT OF BEGINNING; NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE CLAIMING A RIGHT TO of Foreclosure dated January and the POINT OF BEGIN- Administration Building (Build- FUNDS REMAINING AFTER THENCE SOUTH 42°14'15" NING. ing 001) prior to the meeting. 2, 2018, and entered in Case EAST A DISTANCE OF 191.25 NCGA and its farmer members THE SALE, YOU MUST FILE A No. 16000413CAAXMX of the Street Address: 206 SE Doug In addition to routine college CLAIM WITH THE CLERK OF FEET; THENCE SOUTH 46° Moore Drive, Lake City, Florida business the following items are currently recruiting 12 Tem- Circuit Court of the Third Judi- 13'37" WEST A DISTANCE OF porary farm laborers to plant, COURT NO LATER THAN 60 cial Circuit in and for Columbia 32025. will be considered: DAYS AFTER THE SALE. IF 176.44 FEET TO A POINT ON Shall be sold by the Clerk of • 2017- 2018 & 2018-2019 cultivate, and harvest diversi- County, Florida in which U.S. THE EAST LINE OF SECTION fied vegetable crops in various YOU FAIL TO FILE A CLAIM, Bank National Association as this Court, at public sale, on the academic calendar revisions YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED 1, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, Third Floor Columbia County • 2019- 2020 academic NC counties statewide. Contact Indenture Trustee for CIM Trust RANGE 15 EAST, COLUMBIA the local Employment Service TO ANY REMAINING FUNDS. 2015-2AG Mortgage-Backed Courthouse, 173 NE Hernando calendar AFTER 60 DAYS, ONLY THE COUNTY FLORIDA; THENCE Avenue, Lake City, Columbia • Reopening of the residence for the name, location, and Notes, Series 2015-2AG, is the CONTINUE SOUTH 46°13'27" farm specific crop OWNER OF RECORD AS OF Plaintiff and MICHAEL R County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M., life buildings THE DATE OF THE LIS PEN- WEST A DISTANCE OF 48.56 on Wednesday, February 28, Any person wishing to be heard information/full disclosure for DIXON ONEMAIN; FINANCIAL FEET; THENCE NORTH 36° each NCGA farmer member. DENS MAY CLAIM THE SUR- OF FLORIDA, INC., FKA 2018, to the best and highest on any agenda matter will be PLUS. 37'19" WEST A DISTANCE OF bidder for cash. Any person provided an opportunity to do Work will begin 03/23/18 and AMERICAN GENERAL FI- 565.06 FEET; THENCE will end 12/10/18. The wage If the sale is set aside, the Pur- NANCE, INC.; UNKNOWN claiming an interest in any sur- so by appearing before the chaser may be entitled to only NORTH 65°38'07" EAST A plus from the sale, other than Board in the Board Room of the offer is $11.46 per hour or ap- PARTY #1 N/K/A SAMANTHA DISTANCE OF 51.49 FEET; plicable piece rates depending a return of the sale deposit less WENTWORTH; UNKNOWN the property owner as of the Administration Building of Flori- any applicable fees and costs THENCE NORTH 45°36'37" date of the notice of lis pen- da Gateway College. on crop activity. Guaranteed PARTY #2 N/K/A JORDYN EAST A DISTANCE OF 120.70 3/4 of contract hours. Free and shall have no further re- WENTWORTH AND ANY AND dens, must file a claim within All objections to this notice and course against the Mortgagor, FEET;THENCE SOUTH 42° 60 days after the sale. propriety of the scheduled housing provided for non-com- ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES 14'15" EAST A DISTANCE OF muting worker. Conditional Mortgagee or the Mortgagees CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, WITNESS my hand and official meeting should be filed with Attorney. 353.79 FEET TO THE POINT seal in the State and County Florida Gateway College prior transportation/subsistence re- UNDER, AND AGAINST THE OF BEGINNING. imbursed at 50% of the con- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL aforesaid this 19th day of Jan- to noon, Friday, February 9, TY ACT: If you are a person TOGETHER WITH THAT CER- uary, 2018. 2018. All legal issues should tract, or sooner if appropriate, DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE TAIN 2009 DOUBLE WIDE for eligible workers. Work with a disability who needs any NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD P DeWITT CASON be brought to the Trustees at- accommodation in order to par- DESTINY MANUFACTURED Clerk of the Court tention and an attempt made to tools/equipment/supplies pro- OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID HOME; ID#DISH03993GA-A vided at no cost. NCGA mem- ticipate in this proceeding, you UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY By: /s/ S. Weeks resolve them prior to the meet- are entitled, at no cost to you, TITLE#0101555230 AND Deputy Clerk ing. bers are equal opportunity em- CLAIM AN INTEREST IN ID#DISH0993GA-B ployers. To apply, contact the to the provision of certain as- SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- Please notify the Presidents Of- sistance. Please contact Carri- TITLE#101555251. 401201 fice immediately if you require nearest Employment Service VISEES, GRANTEES, OR Property Address: 219 SW office (10812045). na Cooper, Court Administra- OTHER CLAIMANTS, are de- January 25, 2018 accommodation for participa- tion at 173 NE Hernando Av- SHELLCRACKER DR., FORT February 1, 2018 tion in the meeting. fendants, the Columbia County WHITE, FL 32038 NCGA and its farmer members enue, Room 408, Lake City, Clerk of the Circuit Court will ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 403439 are currently recruiting 17 Tem- Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at sell to the highest and best bid- FLORIDA GATEWAY COL- porary farm equipment opera- least 7 days before your sched- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS February 1, 2018 der for cash in/on the third floor FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, LEGE DISTRICT BOARD OF tors to plant, cultivate, and har- uled court appearance, or im- of the Columbia County Court- TRUSTEES LAKE CITY, Registration of Fictitious vest row crops in various NC mediately upon receiving this OTHER THAN THE PROPER- house at 173 N.E. Hernando TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE FLORIDA Names counties. Contact the local Em- notification if the time before Avenue, Lake City, Florida Florida Gateway College We the undersigned, being duly ployment Service for the name, the scheduled appearance is OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST 32055, Columbia County, Flori- FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 (FGC), located in Lake City sworn, do hereby declare under location, and farm specific crop less than 7 days; if you are da at 11:00 AM on the 27th day Florida is soliciting Statements oath that the names of all per- information/full disclosure for hearing or voice impaired, call DAYS AFTER THE SALE. of June, 2018, the following de- If you are a person with a dis- of Qualifications (RFQ) for En- sons interested in the business each NCGA farmer member. 711. scribed property as set forth in gineering Services for Phase II or profession carried on under Work will begin 03/23/18 and DATED at Columbia County, ability who needs any accom- said Final Judgment of Foreclo- modation in order to participate of the Public Safety Complex the name of C & D REAL ES- will end 12/10/18. The wage is Florida, this 24th day of Jan- sure: located at 25030 US Highway TATE INVESTMENTS LLC $11.46 per hour . Guaranteed uary, 2018. in this proceeding, you are enti- LOT 13, BLOCK A, OLD WIRE tled, at no cost to you, to the 90, Olustee, FL 32072. Ser- DBA PLATO'S CLOSET, 1575 3/4 of contract hours. Free P. Dewitt Cason, Clerk FARMS, A SUBDIVISION AS vices are expected to include W OLD FIFTY-THREE N, housing provided for non-com- Columbia County, Florida provision of certain assistance. PER PLAT THEREOF Please contact Carrina Cooper, roadways, parking, fencing, wa- CELINA, TN 38551 Contact muting worker. Conditional By: /s/ S. Weeks RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, ter retention, two (2) 50 yard Phone Number: (931) 310-0479 transportation/subsistence re- Deputy Clerk Court Administration at 173 NE PAGES 22 AND 22A, OF THE Hernando Avenue, Room 408, gun ranges, a 200 yard rifle and the extent of the interest of imbursed at 50% of the con- PUBLIC RECORDS OF Lake City, Florida 32055, 386- range, a 40 x 100 foot vehicle each, is as follows: tract, or sooner if appropriate, 402377 COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- operations track, and a 1,500 Name: SONDRA DUBOSE for eligible workers. Work February 1, 8, 2018 758-2163 at least 7 days before DA. your scheduled court appear- foot high speed highway with a Extent of Interest: 50% tools/equipment/supplies pro- TOGETHER WITH A MOBILE ance, or immediately upon re- track. by:/s/ SONDRA DUBOSE vided at no cost. NCGA mem- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOME AS PERMANENT FIX- ceiving this notification if the Firms, companies, and individ- Name: LENNARD DUBOSE bers are equal opportunity em- THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- TURE AND APPURTENANCE time before the scheduled ap- uals interested in providing Extent of Interest: 50% ployers. To apply, contact the CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND THERETO, DESCRIBED AS: A pearance is less than 7 days; if these services shall submit one by:/s/ LENNARD DUBOSE nearest Employment Service FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY 1994 DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE you are hearing or voice im- (1) original and four (4) copies STATE OF FLORIDA office (10812091). GENERAL JURISDICTION DI- HOME, MOBILE HOME BEAR- paired, call 711. as well as one (1) electronic COUNTY OF COLUMBIA VISION ING IDENTIFICATION NUM- WITNESS my hand on January version (via USB flash drive in Sworn to and subscribed before NCGA and its farmer members CASE NO. 2017-CA-000120 BER(S) GAFLP34A17455FH 26, 2018. PDF format) of their qualifica- me this 23RD day of JAN- are currently recruiting 48 Tem- HOMEBRIDGE FINANCIAL AND GAFLP34B17455FH AND /s/ S. Weeks tions package. Qualification UARY, A.D. 2018. porary farm laborers to plant, SERVICES, INC., TITLE NUMBERS 65335353 Deputy Clerk of Court, packages shall be submitted to by:/s/ Donna R. Watson cultivate, and harvest diversi- Plaintiff AND 65335354 Columbia County Florida Gateway College in a Notary fied vegetable crops in various vs. A/K/A 676 SW HOMESTEAD sealed package clearly marked NC counties statewide. Contact WENDY CALL A/K/A WENDY CIR, FT WHITE, FL 32038 402777 on the outside with RFQ# 18-3- 401927 the local Employment Service LEE REEVES, ET AL., Any person claiming an interest February 1, 8, 2018 01 / Public Safety Complex / February 1, 2018 for the name, location, and Defendants. in the surplus from the sale, if Engineering Services and the farm specific crop NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE any, other than the property IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, closing date and time, ad- The Suwannee Valley Transit information/full disclosure for SALE owner as of the date of the Lis THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN dressed to: Authority (SVTA) Board of Di- each NCGA farmer member. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Pendens must file a claim with- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- Misty Taylor rectors, would like to announce Work will begin 03/23/18 and pursuant to a Summary Final in 60 days after the sale. TY, FLORIDA Director of Procurement and the following dates for the regu- will end 11/10/18. The wage is Judgment of Foreclosure en- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- CASE NO. 2017-41-CA Contracts larly scheduled meetings, for the highest of $11.46 per hour tered January 16, 2018 in Civil TY ACT: If you are a person COLUMBIA BANK, formerly Florida Gateway College the calendar year 2018: or applicable piece rates de- Case No. 2017-CA-000120 of with a disability who needs any known as COLUMBIA COUN- 149 SE College Place Monday, February 12, 2018, pending on crop activity. Guar- the Circuit Court of the THIRD accommodation in order to par- TY BANK, Lake City, FL 32025 6:00PM anteed 3/4 of contract hours. Judicial Circuit in and for ticipate in this proceeding, you Plaintiff (386)754-4381 Monday, May 14, 2018, Free housing provided for non- Columbia County, Lake City, are entitled, at no cost to you, v. RFQ Due Date 6:00PM commuting worker. Conditional Florida, wherein HOME- to the provision of certain as- DOUGLAS SHERMAN MAR- Qualification packages must be Monday, August 13, 2018, transportation/subsistence re- BRIDGE FINANCIAL SER- sistance. Please contact Carri- TIN, as heir of SHIELA D. received in the Procurement 6:00PM imbursed at 50% of the con- VICES, INC. is Plaintiff and na Cooper, Court Administra- KAEMMER, Deceased; and Contracts Office located in Monday, November 5, 2018, tract, or sooner if appropriate, WENDY CALL A/K/A WENDY tion at 173 NE Hernando Av- JACQUELINE M. MARTIN, Room 138, Building 001 on the 6:00PM for eligible workers. Work LEE REEVES, ET AL., are De- enue, Room 408, Lake City, DWAYNE V. MARTIN and Main Campus of Florida Gate- For a copy of the Agenda, prior tools/equipment/supplies pro- fendants, the Clerk of Court, P. Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at KRISTAL M. MURPHY as heirs way College no later than to each meeting, please call vided at no cost. NCGA mem- DEWITT CASON, will sell to least 7 days before your sched- of DWAYNE H. MARTIN, De- 2:00PM EST, February 22, (386) 362-5332 X6329. bers are equal opportunity em- the highest and best bidder for uled court appearance, or im- ceased, as heir of SHIELA D. 2018. Qualification packages The location of these meetings ployers. To apply, contact the cash at Columbia County mediately upon receiving this KAEMMER, Deceased; received after that time will not will be at the SVTA Board nearest Employment Service Courthouse, 173 Northeast notification if the time before ROBERT JONES as heir of be accepted under any circum- Room, 1907 Voyles Street, office (NC 10812080). Classifi ed Department 755-5440 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER A

NCGA and its farmer members Estate Auctions: Fri, Feb 2nd Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 208- Daniel Crapps Agency 397- are currently recruiting 53 Tem- @ 6PM High Springs, FL Hwy 3847 MLS99183 $389,900 3002 MLS99179 $298,000 4/3 Daniel Crapps Agency 397- Daniel Crapps Agency 397- porary farm laborers to plant, 27N auctionzip.com #20822 3/2.5 Cypress log home min brick, hardwood floors, spa- 3002 MLS99113 $255,000 15+ 3002 MLS97180 $199,500 cultivate, and harvest *2 Super Estates* 2 gold pock- from Branford. Open floor plan, cious master, in-ground pool in ac on US90, 4/2 mfg home, 1.544ac w350+ ft frontage on tobacco/diversified crops in et watches, gold rings, neck- CH/A only 2 yrs old. Plantations. 40x60 metal bldg, outbldg for heavily traveled Main Blvd, CG various NC counties statewide. laces, military pins, sterling, Hallmark Real Estate Robin Rockford Realty Group, Debi yard equip fenced & xfenced. zoning, city utilities available Contact the local Employment OJ, signed art by Killen, Gor- Williams 365-5146 MLS97926 Bennefield 288-1208/Scott Service for the name, location, don, Kinkade, Corsi, BR/LR/DR 2BR close to school, churches Stewart 867-3498 MLS99196 Hallmark Real Estate Janet and farm specific crop informa- furn, glass, tools, 10% B.P. & shopping, combo living/dining Rustic log home on 30ac, 4BR, tion/full disclosure for each 352-258-0604 C. Williams Creel 719-0382 MLS98697 3- w/pass-thru from kitchen. 3-story, wraparound porch. story office bldg in high traffic NCGA farmer member. Work AU437/AB3447 $424,900 will begin 03/23/18 and will end Rockford Realty Group, Debi area downtown on US Hwy90, 1/2 to 5 acre lots; owner asphalt paving & elevator. 12/10/18. The wage offer is the Bennefield 288-1208/Scott Century 21-Darby Rogers 752- financing. some with w/s/pp highest of $11.46 per hour or Stewart 867-3498 MLS97938 6575 MLS99245 $89,500 3/1.5 Deas Bullard/BKL Properties applicable piece rates depend- 3BR/2BA granite countertops, 2 w/screened back porch, car- 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com ing on crop activity. Guaran- car garage. $244,900 port, fenced backyard. Updated teed 3/4 of contract hours. Free PUBLISHER'S NOTE bathrooms. United Country, Dicks Realty Florida Law 828.29 requires Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine housing provided for non-com- Tolar 365-1548 MLS98034 4/3 752-8585 MLS95460 $62,000 muting worker. Conditional dogs and cats being sold to be Poole Realty Ric Donovan 590- on 17th Green alongside the 1298 MLS99258 $134,900 3/2 23.50 ac of vacant land in Lake transportation/subsistence re- at least 8 weeks old and have a City, can be small farm or health certificate from a li- 18th Fairway in Country Club, in Live Oak close to schools, imbursed at 50% of the con- brick FP, $252,900 recreational hunting track. Handyman 94 Fleetwood 3/2 tract, or sooner if appropriate, censed veterinarian document- newer metal roof & A/C, split MH on 5 gorgeous ac, new roof for eligible workers. Work ing they have mandatory shots Magnolia Real Estate Group floor plan w/lg master. United Country, Dicks Realty & sheetrock, fenced, needs in- tools/equipment/supplies pro- and are free from intestinal and Nate Sweat 628-1552 Spacious 752-8585 MLS96809 $129,900 terior finish. 242 SW Unicorn Country Rivers Realty, LLC 531 NW Palm Dr 5/3 split leval vided at no cost. NCGA mem- external parasites. Many home w/porch across entire 497-3305 MLS99278 $199,900 Ct, Ft White. $94,900 $5K bers are equal opportunity em- species of wildlife must be li- front of home, lg LR w/wood brick, 2 car garage overlooking down, $789/mo 352-215-1018 2nd floor loft/BR w/storage, Gwen Lake, recently remodeled ployers. To apply, contact the censed by Florida Fish and burning FP. MLS98339 cozy den, chef's kit w/island, lg www.LandOwnerFinancing.com nearest Employment Service Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- master, 2 blks from Hodor Park tact the local office for informa- Magnolia Real Estate Group Daniel Crapps Agency 397- office (10812057). Nate Sweat 628-1552 3/2 brick 3002 MLS97748 $89,900 140' tion. Remax, Missy Zecher 623- United Country, Dicks Realty w/FP, paved driveway, 20x20 frontage on Bascom Norris & 752-8585 MLS98100 $87,900 NCGA and its farmer members metal bldg on dbl lot Sold as is. 0237 MLS99352 $169,000 245' frontage on Fail Rd, Brick home in Wise Estates, Triplewide MH on 4.05ac in are currently recruiting 65 Tem- MLS98738 .859ac w/RO zoning Columbia City, open floor plan porary farm laborers to plant, split plan, lg master, separate United Country, Dicks Realty office/den, covered back porch w/FP & lg kitchen w/island. cultivate, and harvest Christ- 3/2, lease option. No Pets. 1st, Daniel Crapps Agency 397- mas Trees in various NC coun- 752-8585 MLS99414 $154,900 3002 MLS99149 $3500/ac. last + $800 sec, $1100/mo Recently remodeled tri-level, 2 Remax, Missy Zecher 623- ties. Contact the local Employ- South of town. credit ref req'd Tract is off CR349 in Suwannee Denise Milligan-Bose Realty ment Service for the name, lo- masters, total 4BR/3BA in city 0237 MLS99366 $239,000 Co, between Live Oak & Bran- 386-397-5425 or 386-755-9476 limits on cul de-sac. Brick home in Russwood Es- 438-5627 MLS98180 4/2 cation, and farm specific crop ford. DWMH on 19.93 ac, well main- information/full disclosure for Rockford Realty Group, Debi tates, spacious kit, newer sep- tic, water heater, A/C and more tained. located in Wellborn each NCGA farmer member. Bennefield 288-1208/Scott United Country, Dicks Realty area. $163,900 752-8585 MLS99296 $55,000 Work will begin 03/9/2018 and Stewart 867-3498 MLS98482 Remax, Missy Zecher 623- will end 12/10/18. The wage is 4BR/3BA 2198hsf $296,900 10ac w/planted pines south of 0237 MLS99386 $229,000 Up- LC, great for future home site & Poole Realty David Mincey $11.46 per hour. Guaranteed scale home 4+ac, spacious kit, 3/4 of contract hours. Free 2BR/1BA Duplex Apt close to Remax, Pam Beauchamp 303- mobile homes are allowed. 590-0157 MLS99222 $54,900 town $675/mo $675/dep, water 2505 $259,900 MLS98529 2- open great rm, master w/walk- SW on 5 ac of fenced pasture. housing provided for non-com- in closet & oversized bath. Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine muting worker. Conditional included. Application/Credit story 3/2 on 6.85ac, fenced & Bring the horse. Good starter check required. 386-965-2922 Tolar 365-1548 MLS99468 transportation/subsistence re- xfenced, pole barn & workshop, Century 21-Darby Rogers 752- home. gourmet kit. Must See! $89,900 Beautiful 10ac MOL imbursed at 50% of the con- Starting at $615/mo, tile floors, 6575 MLS99423 $189,999 Re- bulding lot w/lg oaks, well, elec- tract, or sooner if appropriate, fresh paint. Great Area. Call Rockford Realty Group, Debi modeled farm style home on 5 tric & fenced. Very private for eligible workers. Work (386)752-9626 Bennefield 288-1208/Scott fenced ac, split plan, close to tools/equipment/supplies pro- Stewart 867-3498 MLS98541 Valdosta & Lake Park. Hallmark Real Estate Lacie vided at no cost. NCGA mem- Tax refunds last longer @ 3/2 on 11ac w/4 stall horse Lantroop 697-1681 MLS99513 bers are an equal opportunity Windsong Apartments barn & tack room $139,900 Remax, Missy Zecher 623- $34,000 parcel at end of cul-de- employer. To apply, contact We offer 1, 2, & 3 BR's 0237 MLS99465 $135,000 Century 21-Darby Rogers 752- sac minutes from town, beauti- the nearest Employment Ser- 2580 SW Windsong Circle 2.5ac w/multiple dwellings & ful lake at entrance. vice office (10806397). 386-758-8455 6575 MLS98592 $319,200 3/2 outbldgs on Alligator Lake, near Freedom Mobile Home Sales, possible 4th BR, 12ft pantry, all the necessary amenities. Mike Cox 623-4218 Home of tankless water heater, sun- NCGA and its farmer members Bigfoot! 5/3 home under $95K room, FP, Pex water system Remax, Missy Zecher 623- back by popular demand. are currently recruiting 78 Tem- 0237 MLS99491 $290,000 porary farm laborers to plant, Poole Realty Kellie Shirah 208- Home on 5+ac w/easy access cultivate, and harvest 3847 MLS98623 Custom built, to town, lg master w/FP & United Country, Dicks Realty Freedom Mobile Home Sales, tobacco/diversified crops in Office Building 650-1000 granite counter tops, under jacuzzi tub, kit w/eat-in bar, 752-8585 MLS99492 $230,000 Mike Cox 623-4218 Super nice various NC counties statewide. square feet $850 - $1100 per cabinet lighting, & gas range, 3/2 fully furnished condo in Gulf 3/2 lots of bells & whistles. Contact the local Employment mo with utilities furnished. 2128 $199,000 Hallmark Real Estate Tanya Coast community of Suwannee. 1508sf. Payments under Service for the name, location, SW Main Blvd, Suite 101 or Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- Shaffer 397-4766 MLS99497 in-ground pool, fenced & more! $600/mo and farm specific crop informa- 105. 386-752-5035 A Bar alty 752-4663 MLS98649 New- 3/2 brick, screened front & back tion/full disclosure for each Sales, Inc 7 days 7am - 7pm ly remodeled 2/2 in Eastside porch, fenced backyard, stor- NCGA farmer member. Work Village, move-in ready, inside age shed. $125,000 will begin 03/23/18 and will end laundry rm, $128,000 11/10/18. The wage offer is Country Rivers Realty, LLC $11.46 per hour or applicable Rockford Realty Group, Debi 497-3305 MLS99521 $139,000 piece rates depending on crop Five Ash Forest, Lake City's Bennefield 288-1208/Scott River access cottage w/com- activity. Guaranteed 3/4 of con- premier 55 plus manufactured Stewart 867-3498 MLS98684 plete facelift, easy walk to tract hours. Free housing pro- home community. 752-7207 Lot 3/2 in Live Oak, granite counter Hodor Park, near boat ramp. tops, open plan $139,900 vided for non-commuting work- lease includes water, sewer, PUBLISHER'S NOTE er. Conditional transportation/ garbage & lawn maintenance. Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- All real estate advertising in this subsistence reimbursed at 50% alty 752-4663 MLS98687 3/2 in newspaper is subject to the fair of the contract, or sooner if ap- North FL Christian Center, housing act which makes it ille- propriate, for eligible workers. mostly furnished and move-in gal to advertise "any prefer- Work tools/equipment/supplies ready, deck, $89,900 ence, limitation, or discrimina- provided at no cost. NCGA Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- Rockford Realty Group, Debi tion based on race, color, reli- members are equal opportunity alty Sabrina Suggs 854-0686 gion, sex, disability, familial sta- employers. To apply, contact MLS95057 $229,000 Open Bennefield 288-1208/Scott Stewart 867-3498 MLS98690 tus or national origin; or any in- the nearest Employment Ser- floor plan & private master ste, tention to make such prefer- vice office (10812033). all on 1 floor, great location. 3/2.5, wraparound porch, cus- tom kitchen $309,900 ence, limitation or discrimina- Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- tion." Familial status includes Preferred Pine Straw Inc. .2 alty Jackie Taylor 397-3479 Country Rivers Realty, LLC children under the age of 18 liv- Year Verifiable Driving Experi- MLS97305 $169,900 3/2 on 10 497-3305 MLS98736 $75,000 ing with parents or legal custo- ence-Home 90% of the week- ac, enclosed pool, screened 2BR Town cottage in Live Oak, dians, pregnant women and ends and some during the back porch, shed & workshop. wood burning stove, lg storage people securing custody of chil- week. Rider Policy, 401K & or workroom. dren under the age of 18. This Aflac Available, Health/Dental/ Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Remax, Pam Beauchamp 303- newspaper will not knowingly Vision Available, Paid per mile Tolar 365-1548 MLS96726 3/2, accept any advertising for real or percentage of load, Run FL rm, screened patio & cov- 2505 $198,500 MLS98841 2/2 Riverfront home w/100' on estate which is in violation of Southeast. Call Misty TODAY ered deck great for entertain- the law. Our readers are here- 386-935-2773 ex 221 ing. $159,900 Suwannee, open deck w/light- ing, carport,metal stairs to river. by informed that all dwellings Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine advertised in this newspaper Industrial Structural/Mechanical Tolar 365-1548 MLS97084 Hallmark Real Estate Janet are available on an equal op- Designer-Draftsman - Must Country 3/2 on 13.03ac, remod- Creel 719-0382 MLS98893 2 portunity basis. To complain of have experience in design and eled kit, in-ground pool, 3/2 oversized BRs upstairs, lg bath, discrimination call HUD toll free detailing Material Handling SWMH. $299,000 move-in ready, office & den, at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Equipment (conveyor systems) very quiet nbrhd $234,326 telephone number to the hear- and related structural steel sup- Century 21-Darby Rogers 752- Hallmark Real Estate Tanya ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. port systems. 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STUDENT FOCUS Name: Morgan Brooke McIntosh Age: 7 years old Parents: Matt and Nikki McIntosh School and grade: Five Points Elementary Principal: Lisa Lee What clubs or organizations, both in and out of school, do you belong to? Fancy Dancer, Girls Softball Association COURTESY What would you like to do when you get out of school? To go to college to become a teacher. Summers ‘Kids with Character’ Achievements: Morgan is very good at math. It is Congratulations to the students at Summers Elementary who were selected as “Kids with Character” for the her favorite subject. month of December. These students were selected for their perseverance in displaying good character. Front, What do you like best about school? Homework. She (Morgan) loves to learn and study. from left: Jordan Boyd, Sofia Chen, Genesis Negron-Perez, Isabel Baggett, Cameron Hughes, Jaidon Miller, She loves coming to school to see her teacher and Dontaevios Fedrick, Jessie Gibson, Cheyenne Reynolds, Alexia Landen, Bryson Clements, Andre McKire, Levi friends and her previous teacher, Mrs. Jenkins. Black and Vance Ward. Second row: CARES Counselor Carlos Scippio, Christian Carrasquilla, Tahlia Bell, Jadyn Teachers’ comment(s) about student: Morgan Stockton, Kaylie Spradley, La’Kiyah Pate, Mila Martinez, Mel Doyle, Jacob Page, Valery Dominguez, Finn Koon, works hard and is a good listener. She is a pleasure to Lonnie Griffin, Nolan Landen, Braceton Boyd, Jadelynn Benefiel, Amoy Farmer and Guidance Counselor Kelly be around. Couey. Third row: Kelvin Strong with Mr. Ferrell. Not pictured: Isabella Lopez, Earmie Wilson, Kendra Milton Principal’s comment(s) concerning student’s and Jace Williams. involvement: Morgan is always happy! I love seeing her every day. Student’s comment(s) concerning honor: So excited and thankful I was chosen. It’s the best Loving literacy feeling ever to be considered for this. Columbia City Elementary recently hosted author Susan Eady during Open enrollment begins March 7 Celebrate Literacy Week. Columbia County Schools will be accepting She spoke to students applications for student school choice controlled open about being an author enrollment for the 2018-19 school year March 7—April and an illustrator 20. that uses clay as her Enrollment forms are available at www.columbiak12. medium. The school also com or in person at the county office. The following welcomed guest readers schools are eligible for open enrollment: Five Points from the community, Elementary, Fort White High School, Niblack including Columbia Elementary, Richardson Sixth Grade Academy and County Sheriff Mark Summers Elementary. Hunter and Columbia Parents will be notified by letter after May 1 County School Board regarding the status of their application. COURTESY member Danny Green. B1

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CHS WRESTLING Measuring up to the rest Young CHS wrestlers INSIDE tough this tournament is.” Columbia is riding a wave of coming through, ready G More photos from Haven Classic momentum entering the annu- al rotary. Without senior stars for rotary this weekend will be up against some of the like Zion James (ill) and Chace state’s best – another big test Curtis (back), the young Tigers for the Tigers, who already are stepped up big during the North By ERIC JACKSON coming off a grueling weekend Bay Haven Classic last week. [email protected] in Panama City. With dozens of teams signed up, the Tigers Columbia leaned on freshmen know they must bring their best like Connor Mote and Brett Confident and composed, the if they want to return home with Millard, who anchored the team Tigers keep imposing their will some hardware. to an impressive 8-2 finish. on the mat. This past weekend “This weekend at Clay is “I was beyond happy with Columbia boys showed their going to be a measuring stick,” the performance from every- strength, conquering several said Columbia head coach Pete body this [past] weekend,” tough teams. Whittington. “There’s going to Whittington said. “We had couple This week the Tigers will need COURTESY be 32 schools. This is what they tight matches, we blew some Columbia’s Noah Stubblefield grapples his opponent during every ounce of that muscle as the call a grinder tournament. If you teams out. We just went out there squad heads to Clay High School last weekend’s North Bay Haven in Panama City. CHS wrestling place in this tournament, you can attacking like I’ve never seen our for the 2018 Green Cove Rotary almost put money on it that you’ll went 8-2 in the event, improving its team dual record to 24-6. starting on Friday. Columbia be a state placer. That’s how TIGERS continued on 4B NFL Eagles enjoying CHS BOYS WEIGHTLIFTING Super Bowl fun Wearing masks and luchadores wear in the ring. “This was a gift from more, Philly not Mexico so I can have super powers all week,” Cox said intimidated by Pats about the green mask fea- By ROB MAADDI turing an Eagles logo. “I’m just having fun right Associated Press now. We know why we’re here. We can’t come into BLOOMINGTON, Minn. this all uptight. You have — Wrestling masks have fun when it’s time to have replaced the dog masks. fun and get serious when The underdog it’s time to get serious.” Philadelphia Eagles are hav- Johnson and defensive ing fun with the media frenzy end Chris Long pulled out leading up to the Super Bowl German shepherd masks against the New England and wore them off the field Patriots. They’re staying and in their interviews after relaxed, loose and won’t be the Eagles beat Atlanta in the intimidated by their oppo- divisional round. The Eagles nent’s incredible success. (15-3) were the first No. 1 Three-time Pro Bowl seed to enter their first play- defensive tackle Fletcher off game as an underdog. Cox and All-Pro right tackle The city, which has Lane Johnson on Wednesday always had an underdog donned masks that resem- personality, embraced the bled the ones WWE star Rey Mysterio and other EAGLES continued on 4B

PHOTOS BY JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter Eagles tackle Peyton MacDonald finishes off his clean and jerk during Wednesday’s meet against Buchholz. Fletcher Cox donned a MacDonald won the 219-pound weight class with a total weight lifted of 590 pounds. mask during media day. “This was a gift from Mexico so I can have super powers all week,” he LIFT OFF said. Columbia opens season with a 69-13 win over Buchholz

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This weightlifting season is a bit different at Columbia High School. COLLEGE BASKETBALL With many of its state qualifi- ers gone from a season ago, the Tigers will be counting on some Deacons beat ’Noles young newcomers to step up and fill the void in the quest to return to the state meet. to snap 7-game skid But as it always goes at Columbia, expectations are still Florida State high, and Wednesday’s season opener was a nice launching pad blows 10-point 72 for the rest of 2018. The Tigers first-half lead won eight of 10 weight class- es to defeat Buchholz 6-13 at Kylen Callum gets set to perform the clean and jerk during Columbia’s fieldhouse. Wednesday’s meet. He finished second in the 154 weight class. By AARON BEARD Two of those winners were Associated Press 76 returning state qualifiers Peyton Columbia won multiple weight putting up 490 pounds. Myles MacDonald and Kaden Jones, classes by default Wednesday, as Allen took home the title in 238 who helped Columbia fin- Buchholz only had lifters for four with. WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. game. ished second at state last year. weight classes. “Right now as a group of — Brandon Childress hit Bryant Crawford had MacDonald benched 225 and had Freshman Tahj Rossin was the coaches we have a task at hand the go-ahead free throws 19 points for the Demon a clean of jerk of 265 to finish only lifter in 119 (230 total) and to polish some things off and with 44.1 seconds left to Deacons, who shot 52 per- with a meet-best 590 total to win will be counted on to try and fill clean up technique,” Coach Allen help Wake Forest hold cent after halftime. the 219-pound weight class while the shoes of state champion Andy said. off Florida State 76-72 on Moore came up big Jones totaled 605 pounds, which Montalvo. “By default because some are Wednesday night. late for Wake Forest. The included a personal-best 350 David Bacon edged out smaller guys, they made the The Demon Deacons 7-foot-1 junior had a dunk bench press. teammate Zander Frazier by 10 club as freshmen, which is rare (9-13, 2-8 Atlantic Coast with 18.9 seconds left off “In week one there were some pounds (320) to win 129. Avery but they came in and did some Conference) had to fight a feed from Childress on very good signs of what’s to come Scippio also beat teammate good things today and it’s only to the final seconds to the press break for a 75-72 but the biggest thing is getting Devun Louis by 20 pounds to win going to improve as now we earn their first win in four lead. He also came up these guys strong physically and 139 (300) while Brandon Scott know who are 20 or so points weeks, sealed only when with key rebounds as FSU mentally as possible as we get lifted 490 pounds in 154, just guys are. We can now specifi- Doral Moore hit a free missed two free throws for ready to embark on this upcom- five more than teammate Kylen cally practice and work on their throw with 2.3 seconds left ing football season,” Columbia Callum. technique and getting them to make it a two-possession FSU continued on 4B coach Brian Allen said. Travis Myers dominated 199, better.” 2B THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD NASCAR

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Today EASTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL Atlantic Division Atlantic Division rolling after 200th victory 6 p.m. W L Pct GB GP W L OT Pts CBSSN — Fairleigh Dickinson at St. Boston 37 15 .712 — Tampa Bay 50 34 13 3 71 Francis (Pa.) Toronto 34 15 .694 1½ Boston 48 29 11 8 66 6:30 p.m. Philadelphia 24 24 .500 11 Toronto 52 29 18 5 63 FS1 — Creighton at Villanova New York 23 29 .442 14 Florida 48 20 22 6 46 7 p.m. Brooklyn 19 33 .365 18 Detroit 48 19 21 8 46 ESPN2 — Wichita St. at Temple Southeast Division Montreal 50 20 24 6 46 ESPNU — Gardner-Webb at Radford W L Pct GB Ottawa 48 15 24 9 39 8 p.m. Miami 29 22 .569 — Buffalo 50 14 27 9 37 CBSSN — SMU at Tulsa Washington 28 22 .560 ½ Metropolitan Division 8:30 p.m. Charlotte 21 29 .420 7½ GP W L OT Pts FS1 — Northwestern at Wisconsin Orlando 15 35 .300 13½ Washington 50 30 15 5 65 9 p.m. Atlanta 15 36 .294 14 Pittsburgh 52 28 21 3 59 ESPNU — LIU Brooklyn at Sacred Heart Central Division New Jersey 49 25 16 8 58 10 p.m. W L Pct GB Columbus 50 27 19 4 58 CBSSN — W. Kentucky at UTEP Cleveland 30 20 .600 — Philadelphia 50 24 18 8 56 11 p.m. Indiana 29 23 .558 2 N.Y. Rangers 50 25 20 5 55 ESPNU — San Francisco at Saint Mary’s (Cal) Milwaukee 27 22 .551 2½ N.Y. Islanders 52 25 22 5 55 FS1 — Oregon St. at Stanford Detroit 23 26 .469 6½ Carolina 50 23 19 8 54 CRICKET Chicago 18 32 .360 12 WESTERN CONFERENCE Noon WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division NBCSN — Big Bash League, semifinals Southwest Division GP W L OT Pts GOLF W L Pct GB Winnipeg 51 30 13 8 68 3 p.m. Houston 36 13 .735 — Nashville 48 29 12 7 65 GOLF — PGA Tour, Waste Management San Antonio 34 19 .642 4 St. Louis 52 31 18 3 65 Phoenix Open, first round, at Scottsdale, New Orleans 27 23 .540 9½ Dallas 51 28 19 4 60 COURTESY Ariz. Memphis 18 32 .360 18½ Minnesota 50 27 18 5 59 Chip Ganassi Racing scored their 200th victory as an organization in Sunday’s 10:30 p.m. Dallas 16 35 .314 21 Colorado 49 27 18 4 58 Rolex 24. GOLF — European PGA Tour, Maybank Northwest Division Chicago 50 24 19 7 55 Championship, second round, at Kuala W L Pct GB Pacific Division Lumpur, Malaysia Minnesota 32 22 .593 — GP W L OT Pts when Michael Andretti won in 1994 at By JENNA FRYER 2:30 a.m. (Friday) Oklahoma City 30 21 .588 ½ Vegas 49 33 12 4 70 Australia. The 100th win also came in an San Jose 49 26 16 7 59 Associated Press GOLF — European PGA Tour, Maybank Portland 28 22 .560 2 IndyCar race when Dixon won in 2008 Championship, second round, at Kuala Denver 26 25 .510 4½ Los Angeles 50 27 18 5 59 Lumpur, Malaysia Utah 22 28 .440 8 Anaheim 51 25 17 9 59 at Nashville. Ganassi has won champion- NBA BASKETBALL Pacific Division Calgary 50 25 17 8 58 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Chip Ganassi ships with Jimmy Vasser, Alex Zanardi, 8 p.m. W L Pct GB Edmonton 49 22 24 3 47 likes to tell his drivers there is no such Juan Pablo Montoya, Dario Franchitti Vancouver 50 20 24 6 46 TNT — Houston at San Antonio Golden State 40 11 .784 — thing as accidents, all are preventable. and Dixon. He’s won the 500 with 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 25 25 .500 14½ Arizona 50 12 29 9 33 TNT — Oklahoma City at Denver L.A. Lakers 19 31 .380 20½ Unless, of course, a meteor falls from Montoya, Franchitti and Dixon. NHL HOCKEY Phoenix 17 34 .333 23 Tuesday’s Games the sky and destroys a race car. That’s Ganassi is the only team owner to win 8:30 p.m. Sacramento 16 34 .320 23½ Minnesota 3, Columbus 2, SO the only true accident, according to the the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Indianapolis Pittsburgh 5, San Jose 2 NBCSN — Los Angeles at Nashville veteran team owner. 500, Daytona 500, Brickyard 400, Rolex WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Tuesday’s Games Florida 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 6 p.m. Washington 102, Oklahoma City 96 Anaheim 3, Boston 1 His two cars had the GT Le Mans and 12 Hours of Sebring. BTN — Iowa at Michigan St. New York 111, Brooklyn 95 Carolina 2, Ottawa 1 class well covered last weekend at the It was fitting that the winning team 6:30 p.m. Toronto 109, Minnesota 104 New Jersey 3, Buffalo 1 Rolex 24 at Daytona, which should have included Dixon, who will end his career SEC — Texas A&M at Tennessee Detroit 125, Cleveland 114 Winnipeg 3, Tampa Bay 1 been a relief for Ganassi. The team of St. Louis 3, Montreal 1 as one of the greatest in IndyCar. He 7 p.m. Houston 114, Orlando 107 Joey Hand, Dirk Mueller and Sebastien ESPN — UConn at South Carolina Sacramento 114, New Orleans 103 Chicago 2, Nashville 1 has 41 career victories with Ganassi, and 8 p.m. San Antonio 106, Denver 104 Los Angeles 3, Dallas 0 Bourdais was most dominant for over at 16 years with the team owner is the BTN — Purdue at Michigan Utah 129, Golden State 99 Vegas 4, Calgary 2 22 hours, but was caught by strategy longest-tenured driver in organization Vancouver 4, Colorado 3, OT 8:30 p.m. Portland 104, L.A. Clippers 96 and beaten by the sister team of Ryan history. SEC — Mississippi St. at Missouri Wednesday’s Games Wednesday’s Games Toronto 5, N.Y. Islanders 0 Briscoe, Richard Westbrook and Scott Dixon and Ganassi both joke that Indiana 105, Memphis 101 Dixon. MEN’S COLLEGE Orlando 127, L.A. Lakers 105 Washington 5, Philadelphia 3 Dixon’s job security is because he never Brooklyn 116, Philadelphia 108 San Jose at Detroit, 8 p.m. The two cars combined to lead all but calls his boss and never complains. The Today’s Games BASKETBALL Charlotte 123, Atlanta 110 nine of the 783 laps in class completed at reality is that driver and car owner both Cleveland 91, Miami 89 Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Daytona International Speedway. That’s Montreal at Carolina, 7 p.m. want the same thing and take a straight- Tuesday’s Top 25 Games Boston 103, New York 73 an agonizing feeling for a car owner, No. 6 Xavier 73, St. John’s 68 Chicago at Portland, 10 p.m. St. Louis at Boston, 7 p.m. forward approach to accomplishing No. 11 Auburn 79, Mississippi 70 Dallas at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Ganassi said, because it would literally goals. Anaheim at Ottawa, 7 p.m. No. 12 Oklahoma 98, Baylor 96 Today’s Games take a meteor to snatch certain victory. “Everybody thrives in the winning No. 17 Ohio State 71, Indiana 56 Memphis at Detroit, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Nothing short of a catastrophe was going Vegas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. culture that this team has, and they’ve No. 20 Clemson 82, No. 19 North Carolina 72 Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. to keep one of his Ford GT’s out of victo- No. 22 Rhode Island 85, UMass 83 Houston at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Nashville, 8:30 p.m. definitely proven it in many ways with Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. ry lane. Georgia 72, No. 23 Florida 68 Milwaukee at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Chip, obviously across many different Dallas at Arizona, 9 p.m. It was nerve-wracking for Ganassi, No. 21 Kentucky 83, Vanderbilt 81 OT Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 p.m. disciplines in auto racing,” Dixon said. Wednesday’s Top 25 Games Colorado at Edmonton, 9 p.m. and perhaps 24 hours of tension muted Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Last week, Roger Penske’s return No. 2 Virginia 74, Louisville 64 Ex-NBA player Rasual the post-race party for his 200th win as No. 3 Purdue 75, Maryland 67 an organization. He was still reluctant to to sports cars was celebrated and The No. 5 Michigan St. 76, Penn St. 68 Butler, wife die in crash WOMEN’S COLLEGE celebrate Wednesday and said that 200 Captain earned the spotlight for the pre- No. 8 Cincinnati 80, Houston 70 cision of his operation (and the fact he Iowa St. 93, No. 15 West Virginia 77 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former NBA BASKETBALL victories are a testament to team manag- No. 18 Tennessee 84, LSU 61 forward Rasual Butler and his wife were stayed awake the entire 24 hours). But it Tuesday’s Top 25 Games er Mike Hull and a winning culture that No. 10 Texas Tech vs. Texas, 9 p.m. killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash in was Ganassi’s team that put on a clinic. No. 22 TCU 75, Iowa St. 52 stretches through his organization. No. 9 Arizona at Washington St., 10 p.m. Los Angeles early Wednesday. Wednesday’s Top 25 Games The two owners are rivals in IndyCar, Today’s Top 25 Games The Range Rover crashed around 2:30 “My hat is off to the team, the job that No. 3 Baylor 77, No. 23 Oklahoma St. 64 NASCAR and now sports cars. Dixon No. 1 Villanova vs. Creighton, 6:30 p.m. a.m. in the Studio City area and left a those guys do,” Ganassi said. “There will No. 8 Texas 55, Kansas 41 No. 16 Wichita State at Temple, 7 p.m. swath of damage along a major thor- was aware the Penske presence could be No. 18 Ohio State 94, Penn St. 64 be time to reflect on that another time. No. 14 Gonzaga vs. San Diego, 9 p.m. oughfare. rattling to competitors. The Ganassi guys Today’s Top 25 Games This is the beginning of the season, it No. 13 Saint Mary’s vs. San Francisco, 11 p.m. Los Angeles police said in a state- No. 12 Tennessee vs. No. 14 Texas A&M, 6:30 p.m. was the beginning of the sports car sea- didn’t look twice. They knew they had No. 25 Arizona St. at Washington, 11 p.m. ment that Butler was speeding before his the equipment and effort to get the job vehicle jumped a curb, hit three parking No. 1 UConn at No. 7 South Carolina, 7 p.m. son. The beginning of the NASCAR sea- meters and a concrete wall and then No. 4 Louisville at Virginia, 7 p.m. son is coming up, then the beginning of done. Fox gets Thursday night No. 5 Notre Dame vs. North Carolina, 7 p.m. flipped over twice. The vehicle came to the IndyCar season. I think it is my job as “Everybody just wants to win,” Dixon football for 5 years, $3B rest inside a shopping mall parking lot. No. 10 Florida St. at N.C. State, 7 p.m. No. 11 Maryland vs. Rutgers, 7 p.m. the guy who operates the company is to said. “That’s the most simple thing: We Butler, 38, and Leah LaBelle Vladowski, No. 19 Duke vs. Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. come here each weekend to win. There’s BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — Fox 31, were pronounced dead at the scene, just get everyone launched. Let’s get this No. 13 Michigan vs. Purdue, 8 p.m. and the NFL have agreed to a five-year said Ed Winter, assistant chief investigator thing started, let’s go win some races and no thinking about finishing (the race) or No. 17 Georgia at LSU, 8 p.m. deal for Thursday night football games. with the Los Angeles County coroner’s finishing second.” No. 20 Green Bay vs. Northern Kentucky, 8 p.m. go win some championships.” Those games previously were tele- office. Autopsies were pending. No. 2 Mississippi St. at No. 15 Missouri, 8:30 p.m. The 1-2 finish at Daytona was the Next up is a return trip to Daytona for vised by CBS and NBC, two of the league’s Butler was drafted in 2002 by the the start of NASCAR’s season. A month other network partners. Fox announced Miami Heat out of LaSalle University eighth at the Rolex for Ganassi, who Wednesday that it will televise 11 games in his hometown of Philadelphia. He NASCAR was also the grand marshal for the race. after that, IndyCar begins and Ganassi’s between Weeks 4 and 15, with simulcasts played for eight NBA teams during his His teams have won six overall Rolex’s calendar will be filled with racing. on NFL Network and Fox Deportes. 13-year career, including the Los Angeles COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Darlington and two of three class victories since “I don’t want to sound too ambitious Fox, which has the Sunday afternoon Clippers, Chicago Bulls and San Antonio Raceway is spending nearly $7 million he dropped from prototype to GTLM in here, but I will tell you that I think the NFC package, will produce all of the Spurs. to upgrade seating in three of its main games under the deal, which is worth a He had career averages of 7.5 points grandstands, a project that will impact 2016. team is certainly poised to do well across little more than $3 billion. and 2.4 rebounds. nearly 60 percent of the 58,000 seats. Ganassi’s first win came in IndyCar all sectors,” Ganassi said. THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 1, 2018 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Ent. Tonight Inside Edition (N) Grey’s Anatomy (N) Å Scandal “The People v. 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DILBERT DEAR ABBY Graduate longs to distance himself from family strife DEAR ABBY: I’m an the effect you’re looking 18-year-old guy who’s for because your family will having troubles regarding still be living in your head. my family. My parents are divorced, and I moved out DEAR ABBY: I believe BABY BLUES of my mom’s house after I my wife is egocentric. She graduated. has five framed pictures of After the divorce, I herself around the house. flipped back and forth Abigail Van Buren Even the wallpaper on her between living with either www.dearabby.com tablet is of herself. If we Mom or Dad. I moved into have a disagreement about my mother’s after an argu- family past. I’m not sure if anything, she won’t talk to ment with my stepmom, it’s worth fixing the mess me for days unless I break who insists that I call her my family has become. the ice. It’s ruining our 2 “Mother.” I don’t consider Advice? 1/2-year marriage. Advice? her my mother. My father — BREAKING AWAY — MYSTIFIED IN THE is an alcoholic and was SOUTH BLONDIE completely impaired when DEAR BREAKING: he married her. I’ve never For your stepmother to DEAR MYSTIFIED: forgiven him. When I visit, demand that you call her Yes, be less quick to judge I can’t help but feel no lon- “Mother” was wrong. She her because of the pho- ger welcome. is not and never will be tos she keeps around the My mother (a hypo- your mother. (Besides, you house. The reason may critical tiger mom) made already have one of those.) have less to do with ego- my high school career For your mother to have centricity than insecurity. so stressful it pushed me pushed you to succeed aca- What’s destroying your into severe depression, so demically is normal when a marriage isn’t the pictures; I spoke to a doctor who parent thinks her child has it’s your wife’s inability to prescribed medication for potential that isn’t being fight fair. Her silent treat- BEETLE BAILEY me and gave me therapist realized. That she was so ment is emotionally abu- referrals. Since I moved heavy-handed that it had sive; it’s not a healthy way out, I’ve never been hap- the opposite effect is very to solve a disagreement. A pier. sad. licensed marriage and fam- My siblings and I have If you would like to ily therapist may be able to never been close, other move away and start a new help the two of you com- than at times when we life, no one can stop you. municate more effectively. needed someone to talk to At 18, you are considered If your wife won’t agree to about our parental situa- an adult. But I do NOT it, go alone. tion. think it would be healthy I have been thinking for you to do it in anger ■ about disappearing and Write Dear Abby at and without mending www.DearAbby.com or starting a new life on my fences, if that’s possible. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, own with no thought of my Running away will not have CA 90069

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NFL Goodell wants league to look deeply into catch rule

Panthers owner Jerry By BARRY WILNER Richardson. Associated Press Former U.S. attor- ney Mary Jo White will MINNEAPOLIS — Roger Goodell lead the investigation. wants to see the mystery of the NFL’s White has led similar catch rule solved, and he’s ensured that investigations in other fields, including a recent the process has begun. Goodell The commissioner said at his annual one at the University of Super Bowl news conference Wednesday Rochester. that he personally sees that rule as the Richardson stepped away from day-to- most obvious to address. day operations after allegations surfaced Asked about the scrutiny that NFL offi- and is seeking to sell the team. The NFL ciating came under this season, Goodell has said it didn’t pressure Richardson to said “on the catch/no catch rule, we sell based on the allegations. need to find a rule we think will address Goodell said he wants the team to that. We certainly need to get this rule remain in Carolina and believes most of right so everyone can appreciate.” the other owners do, as well. Goodell recently spent three hours with “I am sure that is a question many of former players, including Pro Football our owners will ask,” Goodell said of the Hall of Famers, going over 150 plays. He Panthers staying in Charlotte under new said there were many good ideas offered, ownership. but as for the specifics of what should be a He also: catch, there was little consensus. —announced that the Rams will play “There were a lot of people with differ- a home game in Mexico City against ent perspectives and lot of disagreement the Chiefs. Until the new stadium in Los in the room,” he said. Angeles is ready in 2020, the Rams are So the competition committee will dive likely to spend one home game a year into not only this rule, but perhaps refin- elsewhere. ing the rulebook. —reiterated his stance that it’s not the “I would like to start back, instead of NFL’s place to get involved in whether adding to the rule, subtracting the rule. Colin Kaepernick gets a chance with Start over again and look at the rule another team. “Clubs have to make their fundamentally from the start. Because own decisions as far as who’s on their I think when you add or subtract things roster,” he said. you can still lead to confusion. These Kaepernick, who sparked the protests rules are very complex; you have to look involving the national anthem early in at what the unintended consequences are the 2016 season, wasn’t signed for the of making a change, which is what the 2017 season following his release in San competition committee, in my view, does Francisco. so well and with so much thought. The comments from Goodell came a “Clearly, the catch/no catch has had day after Philadelphia Eagles receiver a lot of discussion. I won’t tell you there Torrey Smith said Kaepernick not get- won’t be controversy (in the future), but ting a chance with another team “kind we need to get to a better place.” of falls in the category of an injustice in He added that there were more video itself.” replay interruptions in 2017 “and I think As it relates to roster decisions, we can look at that. How do we make the Goodell said the NFL won’t “get involved game more attractive with less stoppages in that in any way.” is one of the things we focus on. How do —referred to the recently created own- we use replay to ensure correcting obvi- ers/players committee on social justice ous mistakes but making sure it doesn’t when asked any questions about protests interrupt the flow of the game.” during the national anthem, expressing CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter Goodell noted that in his 36 years optimism the NFL and its players are on working in the NFL, officiating always the proper path. Lady Indians fly high has been in the spotlight. Recently, —said he was aware of the plans to Fort White forward Malia Spivey scores two points against Bradford on Jan. 11. because of advances in technology, the relaunch the rival XFL in 2020, but had attention has ratcheted up significantly. been too busy to look at details. Goodell Spivey and the Indians defeated Chiefland 43-40 at home Tuesday on Senior Goodell revealed that the league has emphasized that the NFL constantly Night, improving their record to 5-15 overall. It marked the end of the regular sea- hired an independent investigator to look looks at spring football options if they son for Fort White, which will open the District 4-5A Tournament at home Monday into claims of sexual and racial miscon- will improve opportunities to reach the against Keystone Heights. duct in the workplace against Carolina NFL. EAGLES Continued From 1B

masks. Johnson and Long then turned it into a charita- ble venture . They created underdog T-shirts that were sold with all proceeds going to the Philadelphia school district’s not-for-profit arm. The Eagles were under- dogs again in the NFC championship game and routed the Vikings 38-7. They’re in the same spot against the Patriots, who are 4½-point favorites on Sunday. But these Eagles don’t fear Bill Belichick, Tom Brady or New England’s dynasty. Johnson called Brady a “pretty boy” and made it clear he’s not both- ered by the hype. “I definitely respect him COURTESY PHOTOS and all that he’s done in this Columbia freshman Connor Mote (left) and junior Matt Ross helped the Tigers finish 8-2 during the North Bay Haven Classic last week. league,” Johnson told The The Tigers head to Green Cove Springs for this weekend’s annual rotary tournament. Columbia is one of dozens of teams competing. Associated Press. “I’m not going to go into the Super back and perform at an elite level. Bowl worshipping this man That’s a good thing. I’m super and make him more than TIGERS excited about our chances, and what he is. No disrespect. Continued From 1B we still have a chance to dethrone “As far as bulletin-board Lincoln at districts [IBT]. That’s a material, they can put it on kids attack before. It was great.” goal we’re still shooting for.” their nightstands for all I Columbia improved its dual Columbia isn’t looking too far care, in their bathrooms, I record to 24-6 out west by defeat- ahead, though. The wrestling team don’t care. I don’t think you ing Fort Walton, Rutherford, is poised for one final bout, against need any motivation to play Godby, Arnold (twice), Pace, top competition, before the state in the Super Bowl. They Crestview and Bay. After yet anoth- series begins. Win or lose, the know that.” er eye-opening underclassmen Tigers just hope to improve overall Brady and Belichick have performance, the Tigers are feeling as a club this weekend in Green led the Patriots to five Super good moving into the season’s final Cove Springs. Bowl titles, including two of stretch, two weeks away from dis- “We’re going to see a lot of great the past three seasons. They tricts. wrestling this weekend,” added beat the Eagles 24-21 in the “They’re coming together at the Whittington. “This is one of those big game 13 years ago. right time,” Whittington said. “This tournament, we know going into it, Philadelphia players is the money time of year. Coming we aren’t going to win as a team. respect the duo’s accom- into districts and state, you need We will have some individual plac- plishments, but aren’t going to see your guys able to not only ers…Our job with our kids is to Columbia freshman wrestler Brett Millard pins his opponent into the game already defeat- come back from a loss, but come make the podium.” during the Tigers’ road trip on the Panhandle this past weekend. ed. Several players were part of a 35-28 upset win at New England in 2015. The Eagles BIG PICTURE Wake Forest: The Demon enough to overcome its late-game were a losing team under FSU FSU: The Seminoles had won Deacons entered this one in des- fades this season for the win. Chip Kelly that season, but Continued From 1B three straight league games to put perate need to stop its descent still went on the road and themselves squarely in the middle after seven straight losses. It didn’t UP NEXT knocked off the 10-1 Patriots. the lead as well as a 3-pointer for of the traffic jam far behind No. 2 help that starting senior guard FSU: The Seminoles visit That won’t matter when Virginia in the league standings. Mitchell Wilbekin was out with an Louisville on Saturday. the teams meet for the the tie in the final seconds. But they squandered an opportu- ankle injury, too. Yet Wake Forest’s Wake Forest: The Demon Vince Lombardi Trophy. Phil Cofer scored 23 points for nity for a road win by blowing a offense kicked into gear after half- Deacons host No. 20 Clemson on Still, it’s a confidence-boost- the Seminoles (16-6, 5-5). 10-point lead late in the first half. time and the Demon Deacons did Saturday. er for some guys.