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CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter A Georgia man died in this Tuesday morning wreck on U.S. 441, say troopers. Story, 3A. Shoplifting suspect left baby in car, say cops Photos by CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter Cadet Jesse Braden, front left, and Cadet Tzari Williams, front right, march in front as their JROTC group carries the 7-month-old infant unattended flag. Also pictured are cadets Austyn Creech, Kassady McLean, Robert Moore and Natierra Williams. while father was in Family Dollar.

By COREY ARWOOD [email protected] CHS students pay their respects A Lake City man is in jail on child abuse charges after suspicions of retail theft led author- They have no memory ities to discover his seven-month-old infant was in of the attacks, but know his vehicle its windows half-down around in the early afternoon, police said. well what they meant. The child had reportedly been in the car before 2:30 p.m. for at By CARL MCKINNEY least 10 minutes, the Lake City [email protected] Police Department arrest report eyond the marching orders that said. intermittently echoed through Management of the Family Bthe hall, barely a word was Dollar at 1020 E. Duval St. called uttered at Columbia High School on Williamson officers over the presence of Tuesday morning. Douglas Vaughn Williamson, 35, Boots struck the ground in unison of SW McGriff Lane, on Friday, the report shows. as the JROTC cadets carried the flag Police were told Williamson had been seen forward, honoring the victims of an several times stealing items, and management attack they’re too young to remember. But they’re old enough to recognize was directed to call them next time he was seen in how the events of Sept. 11, 2001, their store. According to the report, management defined and shaped the world around said they had witnessed numerous instances of them growing up. theft by Williamson. The post-9/11 world is all these Police said when they saw the infant he was cadets and their fellow CHS students still in the car and that the child was “pouring have ever known. School employees, law enforce- BABY continued on 2A ment officers and spectators from the Cadet Robert Moore, left, holds the American flag with fellow cadets during community gathered in front of either a 9/11 commemorative ceremony at CHS Tuesday morning. side of the hall, their heads bowed. The JROTC cadets slowly progressed Maybe they heard older relatives others watching them raise the flag toward the exit and the flagpole out- relive their reactions to the attacks. Or outside CHS to half-staff — clearly LSHA keeps tax side. maybe they’ve seen footage showing knew one thing. If their solemn expression is any- how Americans at the time struggled Tuesday morning marked an occa- thing to go by, they probably got some to make sense of the senseless. sion with a monumental gravity to it. rate unchanged sense growing up that news of the Or maybe they read about how the An event that warranted attention and 3,000 deaths resonated through every tragedy tested — but didn’t break — respect. By CARL MCKINNEY state in the Union like the aftershocks the country’s resolve. [email protected] of an earthquake. The JROTC cadets — and all the 9/11 continued on 2A The Lake Shore Hospital Authority has reversed a tentative property tax hike that its executive director described as School Board attorney finally picked a temporary procedural move to comply with state public notice Douglas & Carter firm gets Douglas & Carter, finalizing an Last month, the board award- requirements, rather than a pro- arrangement that was approved ed the contract to Douglas & Williams nod following controversy. posal the LSHA Board of Trustees in August. Carter, starting the negotiation intended to actually follow through with. By CARL MCKINNEY Three attorneys from Douglas process. The board, which previously raised the hospital [email protected] & Carter will act as representa- After the board granted its authority’s tentative millage rate to 1.5 mills for tion for the School Board, which general approval of the con- the coming fiscal year, voted Monday to drop The Columbia County School approved the contract without tract back then, Tuesday’s vote Board has signed a legal services discussion as a consent agenda LSHA continued on 2A contract with Lake City law firm item Tuesday night. DOUGLAS continued on 5A Hudson

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BABY off and all four windows then return. THE WEATHER rolled approximately half- Later officers said the WED THU FRI SAT SUN Continued From 1A way down.” child looked hungry, 12 13 14 15 16 Williamson told officers and attempting to feed it, Slight Chance Mostly Slight Chance sweat from his head,” and he had been in the store for searched the vehicle for chance of sunny chance of of storms of storms “his shirt was soaked with “just a minute,” prompting infant formula and found storms storms sweat.” officers to review security only one diaper. The infant was removed cameras. Williamson’s mother, HI 90HI LO LO 72 HI 90 HI LO LO 72 HI 92HI LO LO 74 HI HI92 LO LO 72 HI 92HI LO LO 72 from the vehicle by an They accessed surveil- who was called to get the officer who said he called lance footage from the child, allegedly told them Department of Children grocery store to learn how she was glad DCF had been REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Wednesday, Sep. 12 Wednesday's highs/Wednesday night's low and Families. The agency long Williamson had left the called after witnessing sim- Valdosta told him it would open a child in the car. ilar accounts involving her City Thursday Friday 90/72 Jacksonville case on the matter. The officer reported son. 90/72 Cape Canaveral Tallahassee Lake City 90/75/ts 90/76/pc They questioned Vaughn watching Williamson walk Williamson remains in 90/74 90/72 Daytona Beach 89/75/pc 92/76/pc and after some time he from store to store, and loi- Columbia County Jail on Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 91/76/ts 91/76/ts Pensacola 90/72 88/74 Ft. Lauderdale 88/78/ts 89/78/ts mentioned having a child in ter at its entrance while on child abuse charge with 88/74 Panama City 86/79 Ocala Gainesville 92/73/ts 92/74/pc the vehicle. his cell phone at times. $15,000 bond. 92/72 Jacksonville 92/74/pc 93/76/pc “I then went to the vehi- Williamson reportedly Police said they were Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 88/81/ts 89/82/ts 90/76 88/76 Lake City 92/73/ts 92/74/pc cle and found the baby went in the store in five unable to determine if asleep in his car seat,” the minute stretches, and after Williamson committed any Tampa Miami 88/76/ts 89/76/ts 94/74 Naples 89/75/ts 89/76/ts officer said in the report. he would leave to look in thefts during his time in the West Palm Beach 88/76 Ocala 91/73/ts 92/74/pc “I found the vehicle to be the car at the child and store. Orlando 90/75/ts 92/76/ts Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 88/76/ts 89/76/ts Ft. Myers 88/76 Pensacola 90/76 89/74/ts 90/75/ts Naples Tallahassee 92/74/ts 94/75/pc 90/76 Miami Tampa 91/77/ts 91/78/ts 88/76 known as a TRIM notice, erty taxes at the same rate. Key West Valdosta 91/74/pc 93/74/pc LSHA by a certain point in the Though the specific rate 88/79 W. Palm Beach 89/76/ts 89/76/sh Continued From 1A budget cycle. of 1.5 mills was chosen for The hospital authority the reason Williams gave, LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI 45.71" Test property taxes back down had to send out its TRIM there was still serious dis- An exclusive TEMPERATURES SUN to the current rate of .962 notices earlier this year, but cussion about raising prop- service mills. the budget won’t be final- erty taxes to some extent High Tuesday 94 Sunrise today 7:14 a.m. Low Tuesday 72 Sunset today 7:39 p.m. 8 brought to LSHA Executive Director ized until later this month, to help cover planned reno- Normal high 88 Sunrise tom. 7:14 a.m. VeryEXTREME High: our readers Dale Williams told the Lake Williams said. vations at the hospital, said Sunset tom. 10 minutes to burn Normal low 70 7:38 p.m. 20 mins to burn by City Reporter last month The authority cannot board member Janet Creel. Record high 97 in 1939 Today’s Record low 60 in 1914 MOON ultra-violet The Weather that the tentative rate raise the tentative millage “Some of the members radiation risk Moonrise today10:09 a.m. was set at 1.5 mills to buy rate for an upcoming bud- were afraid that we wouldn’t for the area on Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:59 p.m. time for the board’s three get cycle after it sends the have enough money,” Creel a scale from 0 Tuesday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 11:10 a.m. to 10+. new members — Mark notices — but it can lower said. Month total 0.60" Moonset tom. 10:37 p.m. Thompson, Jay Swisher it. But the board decided Year total 45.71" and Stephen Douglas — to Williams said the LSHA the hospital authority has Normal month-to-date 1.82" Normal year-to-date 37.39" familiarize themselves with board had a greater degree enough money to carry it Sept 16 Sept 24 Oct 2 Oct 8 Forecasts, data and graphics ©IBM Corporation 1994, 2018 the authority’s obligations of freedom by hiking the through another year and First Full Last New Quarter Quarter and finances. tentative rate and dropping opted to “play it out” with- The state requires any it down to an appropriate out raising taxes, she said. taxing authority to send number later. “We knew what was good WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY taxpayers a tax truth in Williams on Monday rec- for the community and we 110° 7a Actual1p high 7p Average1a high 6a With 135 mph winds, millage notice, commonly ommended keeping prop- tried to do it,” Creel said. Typhoon Maemi Actual low Average low crashed into South 100° 94 Korea on this date in 91 93 91 91 92 93 2003. Nearly 90 90° people were killed and thousands were left 80° homeless. Over 10 74 74 74 71 72 73 72 inches of rain fell in 70° many areas, making it the worst storm to hit 60° the region in a century.

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Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Rollover crash claims 1 on US 441 May have suffered a medical episode before accident.

By CARL MCKINNEY [email protected]

A 63-year-old Georgia man died after his minivan brought down a power pole on U.S. Highway 441 and rolled over Tuesday morning, according to Florida Highway Patrol. Richard Perkins Sr. of Hoboken, Georgia, was driving south on U.S. 441 in a 2008 Honda Odyssey. The road curves near Northeast Christie Street, where the vehicle continued straight through a ditch on the east shoulder and struck a power pole, according to an FHP report. Perkins was transported to Shands Lake Shore Regional Medical Center in Lake City. He died soon after, said FHP spokesper- son Pat Riordan. Century Ambulance Service, the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, Florida Highway Patrol and Columbia County Fire Department responded, halting traffic in both lanes. An emergency medical helicopter flew overhead as a group of passengers from CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter another vehicle watched A sheriff’s deputy stands vigil at the scene of a fatal rollover crash on U.S. 441 Tuesday morning. State troopers say the man, a Georgia resi- medics load Perkins onto a dent, may have suffered a medical episode, triggering the wreck. stretcher. Responders then cleared everyone away from the to the impact, Riordan said. Further details were not “Pow, it was gone,” she storm, it just flickers and Bartlet realized what had scene. The body will be sent to available. said. then it goes out,” she said. happened and was afraid Investigators will look a medical examiner’s office, Paula Bartlet, who lives The blackout didn’t seem Then she heard the she’d find out the driver into whether Perkins died likely whichever one is clos- near the scene of the wreck, like it was weather related, sirens — the sound got was someone she knew. because of the wreck, or est to where the man died, was watching TV on her couch Bartlet said. closer and closer, then far- “That’s why I was wor- from a medical episode prior Riordan said. when the power went out. “Usually, with a little ther and farther. ried,” Bartlet said. CCSO: Fourth-grader detained after violent behavior

By COREY ARWOOD threw chairs at a teacher and later against a window. The deputy said he invoked the Sgt. Murray Smith, CCSO’s [email protected] hid under a desk. “I placed him in handcuffs for Baker Act, which allows for invol- public information officer, said The incident occurred just after his safety, and restrained him in untary placement into a medical the deputy’s response was appro- A local elementary student 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, the report said. a seat belt,” the officer said in the facility if law enforcement deems priate in order to keep the child was detained after a classroom The deputy said he escorted offense report. the individual at risk of self harm from hurting himself or others, incident prompted an officer to school staff and the student to The deputy said during this or harm to others. and that after the incident, sher- invoke the Baker Act for medi- the principal’s office where the time a school staff member was The student was transported iff’s officials spoke with those at cal observation, law enforcement student’s behavior continued to with the student in the back of to a local medical facility, and his the scene to explain what was said. deteriorate. the patrol car to prevent him from parents notified. done and why. A Columbia County Sheriff’s Following continued out- harming himself. A social media post, which “During this whole time school Office report detailed a school bursts, the officer said he took However, the student’s behav- attracted considerable attention staff was watching the whole resource officer’s response to the child to the patrol vehicle, ior proceeded again and the child before it was later removed, thing so they could see what was an Eastside Elementary fourth- and there he began kicking began once more to strike his claimed the deputy’s response going on,” Smith said. grade student who reportedly the door and striking his head head against the window. was excessive. OBITUARIES Jose Joaquin Goyenechea helping his patients as an obste- Herbert H. Ledford service, he served in the Korean parents, Clint and Helen Ledford; Mr. Ledford on Friday, Septem- Dr. Jose Joaquin Goyenechea trician and gynecologist until his Mr. Herbert H. Ledford, age 84, War, Vietnam War, and Bay of his brothers, Doug, Elmer, Lon- ber 14, at 2:00 PM at the Chapel (“Pepe”, as he was affectionate- retirement in 1988. He delivered of Lake City, Florida, passed Pigs Conflict. After retiring, Mr. nie, and Dwight; and sisters, Pa- of Guerry Funeral Home in Lake ly called by friends) passed away thousands of babies during his away peacefully on September 4, Ledford moved to the Lake City, tricia and Mona. City, Florida. The family will ac- peacefully surrounded by loving career. During his practice he 2018 at the Su- Florida area to pursue a career Mr. Ledford is survived by his cept friends for a visitation and family on Monday, Septem- was also a member of several wanee Valley in aviation. During his aviation loving wife of 62 years, Mrs. gathering beginning at 1:00 PM ber 10, 2018. Born in Santiago, medical associations and served Care Center in career, he was Barbara Joan Lauzier Ledford; (one hour before the service). Cuba, on December 5, 1923, he as chief of staff at Lake Shore Lake City. Mr. sole owner of children, Janet Thibault of St. Services will be officiated by and his family made Lake City Hospital and chief of surgery at Herbert was Pre-Flight Avia- Augustine, FL, Susan (Jim) Mill- Reverend Cagney Tanner, Pastor their home in 1971 after fleeing Lake City Medical Center. born on Janu- tion at the Lake er of Ft. Myers, FL, Carol (Doug) of Abundant Life Church of Lake the oppressive communist gov- Although not born in the United ary 17, 1934 City Regional Szilagyi of Centerburg, Oh, Rus- City, Florida. Arrangements are ernment of his native land in States, he loved this great country in Mt. Sterling, Airport for 15 sell Joe Ledford of Lake City, under the care of GUERRY FU- 1964. During his childhood he and the freedoms it offered him Kentucky. years. Outside of flying, Mr. Led- FL, and Debrah (Mark) Zoulek NERAL HOME of Lake City. was educated in La Salle Cath- and his family after communism After high ford was known as a practical of Columbus, OH; brothers, Lee www.guerryfuneralhome.net olic School. He graduated from forced him to leave the medical school, Mr. jokester. He was always looking and Skip (Dana) Ledford. 15 medical school at the University practice he had built there, his Ledford made the decision to to make others smile, laugh and grandchildren, 17 great-grand- Obituaries are paid advertise- of Havana in 1949. He lost his private hospital, and all other ma- serve our country by joining the have a good time. He was a lov- children, and numerous aunts, ments. For details, call the Lake father as an infant and his mother terial possessions. His tenacity United States Air Force. In the ing husband, father, uncle, and uncles, and cousins also survive. City Reporter’s classified depart- did not remarry but devoted her and determination to start over Air Force, he worked as a Flight friend. He will be deeply missed. Military honors will be rendered ment at 752-1293. life to raising him and his broth- with nothing but hope at the age Engineer. During his time in the He was preceded in death by his at a memorial service to honor er and sister, all of whom prede- of 40 is a testament to his fighting ceased him. spirit that carried him to the end. He met the love of his life, Flor A visitation for friends and fam- Machado, in college. They were ily will be held on Friday, Sep- AAA Budget Tree Service, LLC married for 61 years until her tember 14 from 5:007:00 p.m. at death in 2008. Together they Gateway Forest Lawn Funeral formed a closed-knit, fun loving Home, 3596 US Highway 441, family of whom he was extreme- Lake City, Florida. Before the 352-472-6032 ly proud. 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ANOTHER VIEW The Superman stand-off

f Donald Trump has the kryptonite powers of Superman that both his friends and enemies think he Ihas (and who are we to say he doesn’t?), kryptonite power #1 is his ability to absorb limitless drama and energy from an attack and send it back at his attacker in bursts of invective from both mouth and thumbs. Remember Pizzagate? That was the debunked con- spiracy theory that hacked emails from John Podesta, Hillary Clinton’s campaign manager, revealed coded messages about a child-sex ring at the Washington pizza restaurant Comet Ping Pong on upper Connecticut Avenue. The fanciful story originated with considerably less-than-reputable sources, and the mainstream media, so called, swallowed it whole. Someone of small imagination appended the word “gate” to pizza and soon mainstream media had a new soft-crust constitutional crisis, with or without anchovies. The story grew legs when a 28-year-old man named Edgar Welch drove up from North Carolina to “rescue” the children and fired three shots into the pizza restaurant with an AR-15-style rifle. Fortunately none of the children who didn’t actually need saving were hurt and the gunman was summarily arrested. Kavanaugh or hokum? Six days later, when the president-elect first used the all-capitals label “FAKE NEWS!” with an exclamation point, it quickly found its way into mainstream outlets he start of Senate hearings ting as sweeping decisions of an ini- like CNN as a way of describing dubious rumors, gossip, on the confirmation of Brett tiating nature. Still, the Democrats street hearsay and theories too juicy to check out, and T Kavanaugh as a Supreme will be asking him how he would on which Internet web outlets thrive. Mr. Trump had Court justice was more nearly a vote on this and other issues, there- found a way to turn an attack around, absorbing the bul- confirmation of how a lynch mob by illustrating their own convoluted lets and firing them back at his enemies like Superman. can be a democratic threat even understandings. Soon the media would embrace Mr. Trump as its when the rope is left at home. Someone looking to be a justice favorite punching bag, and he came up with more words First off, we had audience protest- cannot comment on cases that have to fight back with, and he soon started using the term ers disrupting the proceedings by not yet come about because they “Enemy of the State” to describe his many media ene- shouting stupidities and insults and cannot know the details, they can- getting arrested, additional evidence Jay Ambrose not know the legal arguments and mies. The problem both for the president and his adver- [email protected] saries is that it was a match of equals that neither side of progressivism’s decay. Then they cannot know the evidence. It’s could win. They became yin and yang. Every time they we had Democratic senators who like asking a jury to decide whether hit each other they each seemed to grow stronger. interrupted proceedings 44 times monster with his addition, they someone is innocent or guilty with- “If I weren’t here I believe The New York Times prob- in the first hour alone, a little less might set aside a day sometime out a trial. ably wouldn’t even exist,” Mr. Trump said last week in obnoxious than the protesters, but soon to read a few and see if Democrats are still angry about response to the anonymous op-ed published by the New still uncaring about the lessons of Kavanaugh is as bad as they imag- a Republican-controlled Senate York newspaper, said to have been written by a “senior civilization and the calm, cool delib- ine. refusing to hold hearings in 2016 on administration official.” Mr. Trump calls this adversary eration needed for wise decisions Kavanaugh has taught law at Merrick Garland, President Barack “the failing New York Times,” but last year the newspa- and the survival of our republic. Harvard, Yale and Georgetown Obama’s pick as a court nominee. per’s subscription revenue grew to more than $1 billion, The senators were woeful that and has won accolades from stu- But Republicans can point to all and another prominent adversary, The Washington Post, they couldn’t get their hands on still dents, professors and alumni. The kinds of Democratic shenanigans, surpassed a million digital subscriptions last year. more documents that, if the context American Bar Association, hardly too, and still more wrongs do not The Trump presidency has been a boon for many and common sense were ignored, a bastion of conservatives, finds make a functioning republic. As for- newspapers, cable news outlets and the television net- might show something embarrass- him eminently qualified to sit on mer Secretary of State Condoleezza works, because it provides a constant and uninterrupted ing about this nominee of President the high court. He’s even-handed, Rice said at the hearing, what we narrative to feed a 24/7 “news hole.” CNN, the president’s Donald Trump. The documents it’s said, but he is also someone have in Kavanaugh is a man of chief cable-TV tormentor, even retired its year-long 24/7 finally added up to something like who thinks adherence to the excellent character and someone coverage of the missing Malaysian airliner long after it 50,000 pages and were denied them Constitution is vital. For decades, smart and humble enough to listen had gone to sleep with the fishes, and the network had on grounds of executive privilege, the court put rule of ideologically to other views. put millions of viewers to sleep on their sofas and rocking seeing as how they had to do with informed egos over rule of law, and His approval would likely give chairs. Though television viewership typically plummets advice Kavanaugh gave President some fear Kavanaugh, in supposing us a court balancing out the heft of in the year after an election, the Pew Research Center George W. Bush as an aide. he isn’t a legislator, may embrace an overly leftward past, functioning calculates that the average audience for cable TV news It apparently had not occurred what does not fit neatly with their more nearly as it ought to function. and the network channels remained stable in 2017. The to these seekers of dirt that they statist aspirations. The other option is yanking down combined money paid by advertisers for the evening already had something close to a A foremost concern is that he basic principles, something akin to broadcast news programs, according to Kantar Media, half million pages of documents, will help repeal Roe v. Wade, in young leftist ruffians yanking down were $552 million, roughly the same as in 2016. more than provided for the past five effect saying no more abortions statues in appeasement of their own “Someday, when I’m not president, which hopefully court candidates altogether. They in America. That’s crazy in part sentiments while damaging law, will be in about six and a half years from now,” says Mr. include more than 300 decisions because most states would still stick order and what’s needed for a soci- Trump, “these phony media outlets will be out of busi- written by Kavanaugh as a circuit to current laws. And Kavanaugh ety to stay afoot. ness, because there’ll be nothing to write and there’ll be court judge. If the senators really has respect for precedent in given nothing of interest.” But he’s wrong. 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Obama’s admin- for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ silence on U.S. politics in recent treat them the way we would treat istration prosecuted three times as tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride days, first on Friday at a college in an opponent.” many cases targeting whistle-blow- for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ Illinois to criticize “the politics of And in 2013, Leonard Downie ers and leakers than all previous We believe strong newspapers build strong division and resentment and para- Jr., former executive editor of The administrations combined. It said tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” We believe strong newspapers build strong noia” of President Donald Trump Washington Post, wrote “the admin- there was probable cause that a Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and and supporters in the Republican istration’s war on leaks and other Fox News reporter was a “co-con- communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-oriented get newspapers. things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and Party, then on Saturday at a rally efforts to control information are spirator” in a plot against the U.S. This mission will be accomplished through the in Anaheim while campaigning for the most aggressive I’ve seen since government because of his attempts profitableteamwork community of professionals-oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, seven Democratic congressional the Nixon administration.” to gather information about North integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the candidates. Millions of Americans Korea’s nuclear arsenal. It secretly teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, who can’t stand Obama will just In 2013, Leonard scoured the phone records of nearly integrity and hard work. Todd Wilson, Publisher tune out the rhetoric, so different Downie Jr., former 100 Associated Press reporters and than Trump’s and so missed by his executive editor of The editors for two months, which an edi- Robert Bridges, Editor supporters, but Obama’s view of his torial in The New York Times char- JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor successor is shared by prominent Washington Post, wrote acterized as “a fishing expedition for SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor conservatives such as columnists ‘the administration’s sources and an effort to frighten off George Will and Michael Gerson war on leaks and other whistle-blowers.” And in 2014, accord- DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident and Sens. Ben Sasse, R-Nebraska, efforts to control ing to AP, the Obama administration TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman and Jeff Flake, R-Arizona. information are the broke its own record for censoring It was classic Obama. Friday’s government files or refusing to pro- speech approached 7,000 words most aggressive I’ve vide files sought under the Freedom but boiled down to the notion that seen since the Nixon of Information Act. “common ground exists” and that administration.’ As the Union-Tribune Editorial LETTERS POLICY change is possible at the voting Board wrote last month, Trump’s booth. Yet it was 50 words about own rhetorical attacks on journal- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written the media that undercut Obama’s In 2015, James Risen, then a ists are dangerous. But as Risen and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and credibility with the absurd claim reporter at The New York Times, wrote in late 2016 for The New York libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s that he — unlike Trump — didn’t called the Obama administration Times, “If Donald J. Trump decides name, address and telephone number for verification. “threaten the freedom of the press.” “the greatest enemy of press free- as president to throw a whis- Writers can have two letters per month published. Baloney. dom in a generation.” tle-blower in jail for trying to talk to Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers “It shouldn’t be Democratic or In 2017, in Obama’s last days, a reporter, or gets the FBI to spy on Republican to say that we don’t The San Diego Union-Tribune a journalist, he will have one man and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. threaten the freedom of the press Editorial Board echoed the criti- to thank for bequeathing him such because — they say things or pub- cism from Downie and Risen and expansive power: Barack Obama.” BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL lish stories we don’t like,” Obama called Obama’s administration “the We’ve never heard rhetoric like 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. said. “I complained plenty about least transparent and the most Trump’s, and that’s partly because BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. Fox News, but you never heard me antagonistic toward the media since of the legacy of Obama. BY EMAIL: [email protected] threaten to shut them down, or call the Nixon administration.” In a them ‘enemies of the people.’” nuanced analysis of his eight years, n San Diego Union-Tribune WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Today Upcoming For more, contact James South and 386-454-0723. Jellystone Jam Art exhibition Jellystone Park Jam, one of The Live Oak Artists Guild, in Health Clinic gospel music’s largest events, partnership with the Suwannee Shepherd’s Hands Free is set to take place Wednesday- River Regional Library, will will be hosting a medical Sunday, Sept. 12-16, at Yogi be presenting their annual clinic at St. James Episcopal Bear’s Jellystone Park in fine arts exhibition September Church, corner of McFarland Madison, Florida. Over two 10-21, 2018. All artists, age 18 and Bascom Norris Rds. on dozen of gospel music’s best or older, are eligible and invit- Thursday, September 20 at 5:30 groups are scheduled to appear ed to submit an application. p.m. For more information call throughout the weekend. The The Autumn Artfest 2018 Marcia Kazmierski at 752-2461 event will begin on Wednesday awards will be determined or the church at 752 -2218. evening with the Jellystone by the entries and donations Park Jam Sing Out! at 7 p.m. received. A minimum of $1000 Volunteers needed On Thursday at 6 p.m., Sunday will be awarded. Artwork select- Community Hospice and Drive, Ricky Atkinson, the ed for these awards will be Palliative Care recently Segos, Stephen Jones Band, exhibited at a special “Featured opened a new office at 163 SW LifeSong and Jessica Ratliff Exhibition” at the Suwannee Stonegate Terrace, Suite 105, will appear. Friday, 6 p.m., River Regional Library, from Lake City. We are looking for LifeSong, Ferguson Family September 24 to October 5. volunteers to serve in several (shown above), Groves Family, different capacities including: Kevin Lane, Harper Brothers Take Time to be Kind relief visits for our patient’s CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter and Amber Abbott will per- Literacy Day will take place families, pet therapy, veter- Vernon Douglas, founding partner of the Douglas & Carter law form. Saturday, 2 p.m., Psalm Saturday, September 15, from an pinning and clerical help. firm, signs a contract on Tuesday night for his firm to represent 101, New Floridians and the 9 a.m.- 2 p.m, at O’leno State Visit our web site, Volunteer. the Columbia County School Board. Bunkleys will appear. Saturday, Park, 410 SE O’leno Park Road CommunityHospice.com to 5 p.m., the Gibbs Family, Logan in High Springs. Entry is free learn more about our volun- handling of the contract, telling Smith, the McMillans, LifeSong, with a new or gently used chil- teer on-boarding process and DOUGLAS the Lake City Reporter last month Reflectsons, Southern Joy, dren’s book or library card. to complete a volunteer appli- Continued From 1A that a culture of “backroom pol- Hunter May and New Tradition Come join us on to celebrate cation. itics” infected the selection pro- will perform. Morning chapel “Take Time To Be Kind,” a day marked the green light for a spe- cess. services will be held on Friday of reading and fun for children Columbia Seed Library cific agreement. Board members voted to and Saturday morning at of all ages! The Columbia Seed Library After the meeting ended, School rescinded their first offer to the 10:30 a.m., with Pastor Robbie All donated books will go to is open at the main library in Board Chairman Keith Hudson firm earlier this year, after Norris Harrington and on Sunday support the Gentle Carousel Lake City on Tuesdays from 2 said the School District will save complained about the lack of morning at 10:30 a.m., with Miniature Therapy Horses and to 4 p.m. Volunteers are also on about $36,000 in retainer fees for public discussion and what he David & Rusty. For schedule will be redistributed to children hand the first and third Tuesday basic legal services by the time claimed was a behind-the-scenes of appearances, lodging dis- in other programs. Booths will of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. at the three-year contract expires, deal that led to a school official counts and more, visit www. be set up by High Springs and the West Branch library located compared to its last agreement leaking his renewal proposal to JellystoneParkJam.com or call Columbia County libraries. at 435 NW Hall of Fame Drive with former School Board attor- the competition. (850) 464-0114. There will be entertainment (off US Hwy 90 just West of ney Guy Norris. Vernon Douglas, founding aplenty - storytelling, children’s I-75), and at the Fort White “The School Board’s getting a partner of Douglas & Carter, has Thursday activities and a ranger led river Library on Wednesdays from 2 good deal, the taxpayers are get- dismissed Norris’ claim that his walk. Hot dogs and burgers to 4 p.m. ting a good deal,” Hudson said. firm received a copy of Norris’ Garden club to meet will be available for purchase. In his renewal proposal earlier proposal before it was public The Lake City Garden Club Also featured will be Sunrise Growing daylilies this year, Norris asked for $5,365 record. will hold its monthly meet- Wildlife Rehabilitation, Anyone interested in knowing per month the first year, $5,400 Douglas & Carter later submit- ing on Thursday, September Opossum Trivia featuring more about growing daylilies is for the second and $5,685 for the ted a nearly identical proposal, but 13, at the Clubhouse on Lake “Nova” the Virginia opossum, invited to attend a meeting on third. The contract with Douglas with lower compensation rates Isabella. Refreshments will and storytelling, an antique toy Sunday, September 16 beginning & Carter puts the basic service and different liability coverage. It be served at 9:30 a.m., and demonstration, arts and crafts at 2 p.m. at the Columbia County fees at $4,300 per month, Hudson included the new addition, Norris the meeting will begin at 10 by the Dudley Farm Staff. Library downtown. A program said. said. a.m.The program, Wild Bird The Gentle Carousel Miniature will be presented by Jeff and The savings on additional work In a statement of intent to pro- Habitats, will be presented by Therapy Horses will begin at Elizabeth Salter of Gainesville beyond the scope of the contract test, Norris alleged the board Carolyn Tarkington. Guests noon with Ranger Scout and showing their latest Daylily intro- could be even more. made “multiple failures” during are welcome. others. ductions. The public is invited. “We could save $20,000 a year,” the process, including non-compli- Hudson said. “Maybe more.” ance with Florida’s Sunshine Law, The board paid Norris nearly failure to consider the minimum n To submit your calendar item, stop by the Lake City Reporter office at 180 $95,000 for his final year, according qualifications for the contract and E. Duval St. or email Editor Robert Bridges at [email protected] to documents provided by Hudson. “impermissible communications” Norris has blasted the board’s with Douglas & Carter. FIND ‘Big and vicious’ WHAT Florence closes YOU NEED in on Carolinas IN TODAY’S By JONATHAN DREW Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper. Associated Press He added: “The waves and the wind this storm WILMINGTON, N.C. — may bring is nothing like Motorists streamed inland you’ve ever seen. Even if on highways converted to you’ve ridden out storms CLASSIFIEDS one-way evacuation routes before, this one is different. 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Contact Eric Jackson or Jordan Kroeger 754-0420 SPORTS 754-0421 Follow @LCR_Sports on Twitter for local stories, score updates and more [email protected] [email protected] Wednesday, September 12, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B FAST BREAK CHS football sits tight at No. 2 in state AP poll Class 7A 3 0 Record Pts Prv 1. St. Thomas (8) 3-0 107 1 2. Columbia (3) 3-0 102 2 3. Lakeland 3-0 87 4 T-4. Lincoln 2-1 63 T5 T-4. Tampa Bay Tech 2-0 63 T5 6. Plant 2-1 49 3 Lady Tigers get denied 7. Dwyer 2-1 48 T7 8. Edgewater 3-0 26 9 9. Bartram Trail 2-1 25 T7 Columbia taken down by Forest in straight sets, falls to 1-4 in district play. 10. Venice 2-1 18 10 Others receiving votes: Bloomingdale 8, Riverdale 5, Winter Haven 3.

Class 3A Record Pts Prv 1. Chaminade-Madonna (9) 2-1 103 4 2. C.C. Catholic (3) 3-0 95 1 3. Delray A. Heritage 2-0 90 3 4. King’s Academy 3-0 67 5 5. Florida 1-1 60 2

CHS boys golf finishes second in tri-match

Columbia’s boys golf team finishes three strokes back of Oak Hall in Tuesday’s tri-match with St. Francis. The Tigers tallied a 174 while St. Francis finished 10 back with a 184. Lance Minson was the match’s medalist, shooting a 37 for Columbia. Chas Cribbs and Cameron Widergren both carded 45s. Zach Shaw finished with a 47. FGC to recognize former coach Williams on Friday

On Friday, Florida Gateway College will honor former head women’s volleyball coach Jean Williams, who helmed the team from 1971 to 1983. She also served BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter FGC (formerly Lake City Community Columbia’s Maddie Walker gets her shot blocked by Forest on Tuesday night. College) as head coach of the women’s softball team from 1972 By ERIC JACKSON District 4 foe Forest (Ocala). But NEXT GAME Vanguard, Forest and GHS…. to 1994. [email protected] In addition to coaching, Williams the Lady Wildcats had other plans Friday: Columbia at JJVA They just got to keep challeng- was a longstanding administrator as they clawed their way to a dom- ing themselves and each other to and instructor at LCCC, heading Columbia showed spunk in inating performance in a straight Tournament keep getting better throughout the financial aid, athletics and the first set, entering the league set win (25-12, 25-10, 25-8) over Page 6B: More photos from the season.” counseling departments during matchup with loads of energy the Lady Tigers Tuesday night. The Lady Tigers (3-6, 1-4) knew her 28-year career with the college. Tuesday’s game Williams and more than 40 of but that intensity didn’t last long Columbia senior Erica Faulkner they’d have to be at their best to her former players are expected be against one of the better clubs in and junior Asherah Collins com- said. “They serve strong and knock off the Lady Wildcats (8-3, in attendance as the Timberwolves Class 7A. bined for 10 kills, but their efforts know how to put it in the seams. 4-0) for the first time since 2008. face off against Lake-Sumter State After dropping the teams’ first weren’t enough to avoid a 10th We got to work on our serve-re- Columbia, though, couldn’t hold College in the Howard Center at 6 meeting of the season last month, straight loss in the league series. ceive. And another thing is just momentum and was no match for p.m. Williams is to be recognized in Columbia hoped to bounce back “They’re a tough team,” them believing that can compete a ceremony between the second and third sets of the match. with an upset at home over Columbia coach Trudy Andrews with those [district] teams like TIGERS continued on 6B Jaguars release Bennett to create spot for Fowler PREP VOLLEYBALL: Interlachen 3, Fort White 1 JACKSONVILLE (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars have released defensive tackle Michael Bennett, clearing a roster spot for suspend- Interlachen edges Fort White ed defensive end Dante Fowler to rejoin the team. Lady Indians battle on Tuesday night in their NEXT GAME Fowler was suspended for the home opener. season opener at the New York close all night but Behind a balanced Thursday: Fort White at Giants following a 2017 arrest. He returned to the team Monday, fall in four sets. attack from Kirby Mason, Taylor but Jacksonville had until Tuesday Reva Godbolt and Alyssa Page 6B: More photos afternoon to make a roster move. By JORDAN KROEGER Livingstone, Interlachen from Tuesday’s game Fowler, the third overall pick [email protected] held off Fort White for a in the 2015 NFL draft, is entering 3-1 road win (25-23, 25-22, The Lady Indians (0-6, the final year of his rookie contract. He had 10 sacks last season, FORT WHITE — Closer 12-25, 25-19) in District 4-5A 0-3) had every chance to including two in the AFC title and closer they get each action. The trio combined win their first match of the game at New England. match. for 18 kills, with Mason lead- season but squandered Bennett has played in 14 games But the Fort White ing the way with even kills leads in the first, second DONNY JOINER/Special to the Reporter since the Jaguars selected him in Lady Indians still couldn’t to go along with three aces Fort White’s Rachael Steedley dives short of a the sixth round of the 2015 draft. squeeze into the win column and five digs. continued on 6B He was inactive for the opener. INDIANS shot as Interlachen scores on Tuesday night. The Jaguars play host to New England on Sunday. Yzerman steps down as PREP SWIMMING NFL Tampa Bay Lightning GM

TAMPA (AP) — Steve Yzerman announced Tuesday that he is With AFC title game rematch stepping down as general manager of the Tampa Bay Lightning on tap, Jaguars relive The Play after building them into a perenni- al contender, handing the reins to Players still upset from giving closest the small-market franchise has longtime assistant Julien BriseBois even been to the Super Bowl. just two days before training camp. up a third-and-18 conversion Yzerman will move to a senior Just to one play, really. The Play, actually. adviser role working under against the Patriots. With the Patriots (1-0) and Jaguars (1-0) BriseBois and he said he was meeting again Sunday in Jacksonville, it’s “100 percent committed” to the By MARK LONG sure to be a topic of conversation outside Lightning this season. Owner Jeff Associated Press — maybe even inside — the locker rooms. Vinik joined both men at a news conference in Tampa, Florida. The Jags allowed a third-and-18 con- He said he came to the deci- JACKSONVILLE — Myles Jack version in the fourth quarter of the AFC sion in late July not to sign anoth- squeezed into his locker stall, his leather championship game at New England in er contract as GM and that it took chair pushed to one side, his sweaty late January, a lapse that was instrumental until now to iron out details on clothes scattered across the floor. in the Patriots overcoming a 10-point deficit what to do next. Yzerman said SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter He had Jacksonville’s season opener and one that still haunts Jacksonville’s play- BriseBois is “more than ready” to succeed him. against the New York Giants running ers and coaches more than 250 days later. BriseBois, 41, had been an assis- CHS boys & girls take a dive through his mind, so the mere mention “I was just starting to forget about that tant to Yzerman since they joined Columbia swimmer Haden Slater gasps for air of New England caught him off guard. play,” Jack said. “I can’t believe I have to the Lightning in 2010. For a number during his 500 freestyle heat in Live Oak Tuesday “Oh, we’re going way back?” Jack relive that.” of years, he has been considered a asked last week. The Jaguars did just about everything future NHL general manager and afternoon. The Tigers were defeated by the takes over a team that should con- Suwannee Bulldogs (186-135) in the rescheduled Just eight months. Just to the team’s tend for years to come. meet. See more photos on 5B. final game of the 2017 season. Just to the JAGUARS continued on 2B 2B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD

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Today AMERICAN LEAGUE EQUESTRIAN East Division 8 p.m. W L Pct GB NBCSN — FEI World Equestrian Games, z-Boston 99 46 .683 — Endurance Team & Individual Ride, at New York 90 55 .621 9 Mill Spring, N.C. Tampa Bay 79 65 .549 19½ GOLF Toronto 65 79 .451 33½ 10 p.m. Baltimore 41 103 .285 57½ GOLF — Asian Tour, Shinhan Donghae Central Division Open, first round, at Inchon, South Korea W L Pct GB MLB BASEBALL Cleveland 82 63 .566 — 1 p.m. Minnesota 66 78 .458 15½ MLB — Regional coverage, Pittsburgh at Detroit 59 86 .407 23 St. Louis OR L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati Chicago 56 89 .386 26 (12:30 p.m.) Kansas City 49 95 .340 32½ 8 p.m. West Division ESPN — Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs W L Pct GB WNBA BASKETBALL Houston 91 54 .628 — 8 p.m. Oakland 88 57 .607 3 ESPN2 — Playoffs, Finals (Best-of-5 Seattle 79 64 .552 11 series), Game 3, Seattle at Washington Los Angeles 71 73 .493 19½ Texas 62 82 .431 28½ NATIONAL LEAGUE NFL East Division W L Pct GB AMERICAN CONFERENCE Atlanta 80 64 .556 — East Philadelphia 74 70 .514 6 W L T Pct PF PA Washington 73 72 .503 7½ Miami 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 New York 65 78 .455 14½ New England 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Miami 57 86 .399 22½ N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 48 17 Central Division Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 3 47 W L Pct GB South Chicago 84 60 .583 — W L T Pct PF PA Milwaukee 83 63 .568 2 COURTESY Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 20 15 St. Louis 81 64 .559 3½ Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Pittsburgh 71 73 .493 13 Tennessee 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Cincinnati 63 83 .432 22 Trophies for Driggers Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 23 34 West Division North Due to incorrect information provided to the Lake City Reporter on Monday, Daniel Driggers name was W L Pct GB W L T Pct PF PA Colorado 79 64 .552 — misspelled in Tuesday’s edition. Driggers brought home the honor of 2018 Dixieland Nationals Triple Crown Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 47 3 Los Angeles 78 67 .538 2 Divisional World Champion after winning three titles in one day this past weekend. He also recently won the Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 34 23 Arizona 76 68 .528 3½ Cleveland 0 0 1 .500 21 21 US Open trophy. San Francisco 68 77 .469 12 Pittsburgh 0 0 1 .500 21 21 San Diego 57 88 .393 23 West W L T Pct PF PA Tuesday’s Games In third-down situations Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 38 28 Washington 3, Philadelphia 1, 1st game of 16 yards or longer, they Denver 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 JAGUARS Houston 5, Detroit 4 L.A. Chargers 0 1 0 .000 28 38 had stopped opponents Cincinnati 3, L.A. Dodgers 1 Continued From 1B Oakland 0 1 0 .000 13 33 Oakland 3, Baltimore 2 short of first downs 17 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Boston 7, Toronto 2 times in 18 tries during the East Cleveland 2, Tampa Bay 0 W L T Pct PF PA Miami 5, N.Y. Mets 3 right through three-plus regular season. Washington 1 0 0 1.000 24 6 Washington 7, Philadelphia 6, 2nd game, quarters against the defend- None of those came Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 18 12 10 innings ing Super Bowl champions. against Brady. N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 15 20 Chicago Cubs 3, Milwaukee 0 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 8 16 Minnesota 10, N.Y. Yankees 5 The defense pressured Tom The New England quar- South Kansas City 6, Chicago White Sox 3 Brady, sacking him three terback handled a low W L T Pct PF PA St. Louis 11, Pittsburgh 5 times. The offense con- snap in a shotgun forma- Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 48 40 Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 16 8 Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. trolled the clock, keeping the tion, took a five-step drop New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 40 48 San Diego at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. three-time league MVP on to buy extra time, shuffled Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 18 Atlanta at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. the sideline. Together, they left to avoid Dareus’ rush North Today’s Games W L T Pct PF PA L.A. Dodgers at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. built a lead and stretched and then threw a low pass Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 24 23 Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. it to 20-10 with a field goal to Danny Amendola in the Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 24 16 Houston at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. early in the final frame. Jack middle of the field that he Chicago 0 1 0 .000 23 24 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 1:15 p.m. Detroit 0 1 0 .000 17 48 Atlanta at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. even forced a fumble on the hauled in for a 21-yard gain. West Miami at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m., 1st game next possession that could “I remember how big W L T Pct PF PA San Diego at Seattle, 6:40 p.m. have been a touchdown. the play was,” Patriots run- L.A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 33 13 Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Seattle 0 1 0 .000 24 27 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. He was ruled down by ning back James White San Francisco 0 1 0 .000 16 24 Toronto at Boston, 7:10 p.m. contact, and the Jags fol- recalled. “I don’t remem- Arizona 0 1 0 .000 6 24 Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m., 2nd game lowed with a three-and- ber the exact play call or Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Thursday’s Games N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. out series. what-not, but it was a big Philadelphia 18, Atlanta 12 Chicago White Sox at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Everything started to play. I mean, Danny always Sunday’s Games Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. unravel a few minutes later. comes up with plays like Cincinnati 34, Indianapolis 23 Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Jacksonville 20, N.Y. Giants 15 With 10:49 remaining that, finds the right spot New England 27, Houston 20 Donaldson hitless in and the Pats facing third- in zone. We had good pro- Minnesota 24, San Francisco 16 and-18 at their own 25-yard tection; the offensive line Tampa Bay 48, New Orleans 40 Indians win over Rays COURTESY Baltimore 47, Buffalo 3 line, the Jaguars liked did a great job. Tom did a Cleveland 21, Pittsburgh 21, OT ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Josh Donaldson their chances — and for good job finding him. We Kansas City 38, L.A. Chargers 28 went hitless in in Cleveland debut, Edwin good reason. Jacksonville’s needed that play in order Fishing season begins Washington 24, Arizona 6 Encarnacion reached 30 homers for the sev- Denver 27, Seattle 24 enth straight season and the Indians beat vaunted defense ranked to get to where we wanted Columbia’s fishing team competed in the Florida Carolina 16, Dallas 8 the Tampa Bay Rays 2-0 on Tuesday night. fifth in the league in pre- to be, so it was huge play.” BassNation Northeast Regional Qualifying Miami 27, Tennessee 20 venting third-down conver- New England scored Green Bay 24, Chicago 23 Tournament on Orange Lake this past weekend. This Monday’s Games Marlins hand deGrom sions of 16 yards or longer. four plays later , seizing was the state’s first BassNation tournament of the N.Y. Jets 48, Detroit 17 latest hard-luck loss The unit featured six Pro the momentum from the season as 51 high school teams participated. The L.A. Rams 33, Oakland 13 Bowl selections, two speedy unlikely conversion and NEW YORK (AP) — Jacob deGrom got Tigers were represented well with 12 different teams CAROLINA PANTHERS — Announced outpitched by Jose Urena as the Miami linebackers, the league’s leaving the Jags reeling. competing in the event. Columbia’s Turner Crews TE Greg Olsen re-fractured right foot but Marlins beat the New York Mets 5-3 on top-rated secondary and Now the Jaguars are left and Dalton Blakley placed second and won the Big will not have surgery and will be reeval- Tuesday night. arguably the best pass rush to deal with The Play forev- uated on a “monthly basis.” He’ll remain deGrom (8-9) gave up only Lewis Bass. The duo combined for a total weight of 16.8 on the team’s roster in hopes that he can Brinson’s two-run double in seven stellar in franchise history. The er and relive it this week. pounds. Big bass weighed 8.30 pounds. The duo return later in the season as he did a year innings. The right-hander allowed three hits Jags had few, if any, holes “Now you’re making me are pictured after the tournament posing with their ago. OT Daryl Williams suffered an undis- and struck out nine, his major league-low on that side of the ball. sad,” Jack said. closed knee injury and will need surgery. ERA climbing just a tick from 1.68 to 1.71. checks and award bags. WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 12, 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) The Goldbergs Am Housewife Modern Family Splitting Up Castaways “Is It Worth It?” (N) News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel Live 4-IND 4 4 4 News4JAX at 6PM News4JAX Ent. Tonight Inside Edition (N) Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å News4JAX (:35) DailyMailTV 5-PBS 5 - - DW News Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Nature The flora and fauna of France. 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g IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, der for cash, beginning at the scheduled appearance is Diesel & gas mechanic w/own EMPLOYMENT THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 11:00am Columbia County less than 7 days; if you are tools. Must have valid Drivers OPPORTUNITY AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- Courthouse 173 NE Hernando hearing or voice impaired, call License. Apply in person at COLUMBIA COUNTY TY, FLORIDA Avenue, 3rd Floor, Lake City, 711. Lake City Industries 250 NW Columbia County Board of GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION FL 32055, in accordance with Dated at lake City, COLUMBIA Railroad St, Lake City County Commissioners Job CASE NO. 2017-267-CA Chapter 45, Florida Statutes, COUNTY, Florida, this 23rd Librarian II Vacancy: Full Subsidize your income. FREEDOM MOBILE HOME on the 24th day of October, day of August, 2018. Immediate opening for com- Time Position, $14.35 per SALES, INC., a Florida corpo- 2018, the following described P. Dewitt Cason mercial truck drivers. Must hour. Position Description and The Lake City Reporter ration, property as set forth in said Fi- Clerk of said Circuit Court have a valid commercial driver Application may be obtained has immediate openings Plaintiff, nal Judgment, to wit: By: /s/ S. Weeks license with good driving at the Human Resources Of- for carries in the following v. Lot 31, of QUAIL RIDGE, a As Deputy Clerk record. Competitive pay and fice, Board of County Commis- area: Ellisville, Providence MELANIE C. FRANK-THERI- subdivision, according to the benefits offered. Please apply sioners, 135 NE Hernando OT, if living, and, if deceased, plat thereof as recorded in Plat 453198 and Columbia City. Apply at https://www.mydriverfiles.- Ave, Suite 203, Lake City, Fl in person at Lake City Re- the unknown spouse and heirs, Book 5, Page 61, of the Public September 5, 12, 2018 com/anderson-columbia-com- 32055, or online at beneficiaries, or persons claim- Records of Columbia County, pany-inc/apply/ Or www.columbiacountyfla.com, porter, 180 E Duval St, ing by, through, under or Florida. www.andersoncolumbia.com (386) 719-2025, TDD (386) Lake City, FL. against MELANIE C. FRANK- Any person claiming an interest DFW / EOE 758-2139. Application dead- THERIOT, and the Unknown in the surplus funds from the line: 09/18/2018. Columbia Tenant(s) in Possession, sale, if any, other than the Lung Cancer? And Age 60+? County is an AA/EEO/ADA/VP Yard Man. Must have clean Defendants. property owner as of the date You And Your Family May Be Stylist need at employer. driving record. Apply in person NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE of the lis pendens must file a Entitled To Significant Cash Southern Exposure Salon at Lake City Industries, 250 NW Notice is hereby given, pur- claim within 60 days after the Award. Call 855-259-0557 for 386-288-8401 Railroad St, Lake City suant to the Summary Final sale. Information. No Risk. No Mon- Judgment of Foreclosure in the AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- ey Out Of Pocket. above-styled action dated Au- TY ACT: If you are a person gust 7, 2018, pursuant to the with a disability who needs any Order Extending Sale dated accommodation in order to par- August 28, 2018, that the fol- ticipate in this proceeding, you lowing described real property: are entitled, at no cost to you, AVIATION Grads work with Jet- Lot 5, Block A, BRENT to the provision of certain as- Blue, United, Delta and others- HEIGHTS, according to the plat sistance. Please contact Carri- start here with hands on train- thereof, as recorded in Plat na Cooper, Court Administra- ing for FAA certification. Finan- Book 6, Page(s) 51 and 51A, tion at 173 NE Hernando Av- cial aid if qualified. Call Aviation inclusive of the public records enue, Room 408, Lake City, Institute of Maintenance 888- of Columbia County, Florida Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at 242-2649. Street Address: 559 SE Bran- least 7 days before your sched- don Drive, Lake City, Florida uled court appearance, or im- IN PRINT & ONLINE 32025 mediately upon receiving this shall be sold by the Clerk of notification if the time before www.LakeCityReporter.com this Court, at public sale, on the Third Floor Columbia County Courthouse, 173, NE Hernando Avenue, Lake City, Columbia Donate A Boat County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M., on Wednesday, September 26, 2018, to the best and highest or Car Today! bidder for cash. Any person claiming an interest in the sale, other than the property owner as of the date of the notice of “2-Night Free Vacation!” lis pendens, must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. WITNESS my hand and official 800-700- BOAT seal in the State and County (2628) aforesaid this 29th day of Au- www.boatangel.com gust, 2018. sponsored by boat angel outreach centers STOP CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN P. DeWITT CASON Clerk of the Court By: /s/ S. Weeks Don’t miss rising Nashville stars Midland and more Deputy Clerk at intimate venues across Captiva Island, Fort Myers Beach and Downtown Fort Myers. See the full lineup and download 454443 September 5, 12, 2018 our app at IslandHopperFest.com. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN #ISLANDHOPPERFEST AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- TY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY HELD BY PER- SONAL REPRESENTATIVE The undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court gives notice that the following described property is being held by the Clerk of Court pursuant to Florida States 733.816: Case No. 06-116-GR; Vivian M. Deak, deceased. Kelly Dilday, Beneficiary; Stuart Dilday, Ben- eficiary; Carol Ann Davidson; Beneficiary; Elouise Jernigan; Beneficiary; Frank Minton; Ben- eficiary Amount: $6,029.45

Case No. 17-127-GR; Brian Sharpe, Ward. Marcia B. Sharpe, Guardian. Amount: $899.41.

Case No. 15-291-CP; Charlotte Rhoden, ward. Marvin Haney, Brother. Amount: $323.45.

Case No. 17-283-CP; Patricia Ann Canaday, decedent; Richard Canaday, Beneficiary. Amount: $2,591.03.

This property may be claimed by contacting the Columbia 7:30 pm County Clerk of Court at 386.758.1049.

WITNESS my hand and seal of the court this 27th day of July, 2018. P. DeWitt Cason Clerk of Courts By: /s/ Joan D. Williams Deputy Clerk

446796 August 8, 2018 September 12, 2018 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- CUIT, IN AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- DA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 17000311CAAXMX WELLS FARGO BANK, NA Plaintiff, vs. TONY M. CHADWELL, et al Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of foreclosure dated August 21, 2018, and entered in Case No. 17000311CAAXMX of the Cir- cuit Court of the THIRD Judicial Circuit in and for COLUMBIA COUNTY, Florida, wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, is Plaintiff, and TONY M. CHAD- WELL, et all are Defendants, the clerk, P. Dewitt Cason, will sell to the highest and best bid- ClassifiedClassifi ed Department 755-5440 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBERLAKE CIT Y12, REPOR 2018TER CLASSIFIED SPORTS WEDNESDAY, LAKE SEPTEMBER CITY REPORTER 12, 2018 5B

Hallmark Real Estate Paula 1BR Apt. Downtown Location, Lawrence 623-1973 $225,000 $500 mo, plus Security. MLS101827 3/2 near Westside NO PETS. Call 386-755-3456 School, above-ground pool, gas FP, new roof, water heater Starting at $625/mo, tile floors, & HVAC fresh paint. Great Area. Call (386)752-9626 Brannon Real Estate 868-3366 HIRING EXPERIENCED I/W MLS101836 $269,000 4/2 open WELDERS Windsong Apartments concept plan, spacious kit, SEEKING QUALIFIED We offer 1, 2, & 3 BR's 20x24 wrkshp attached to 2 car CRAFTSMEN FOR UPCOM- Apply On-Line! garage. 15k flooring allowance ING OUTAGES AND CUR- windsong-apartmentliving.com RENT MAINTENANCE WORK 386-758-8455 Daniel Crapps Agency 397- WE ARE VERY BUSY AND 3002 MLS101853 $128,900 3/2 HAVE SEVERAL MONTHS in quiet rural area 13 min to LC, OF WORK AVAILABLE mfg home w/open floor plan, HIRING FOR PROJECT LO- move in ready, 4+ acres. CATIONS IN NORTH FLORI- Five Ash Forest, Lake City's DA AREA Hallmark Real Estate Paula premier 55 plus manufactured Lawrence 623-1973 $184,000 WORKING 40 TO 84 HOUR home community. 752-7207 Lot WEEKS * AT MOST SITES.... MLS101885 3/2 w/open floor lease includes water, sewer, plan, updated kit & baths, 75.00 A DAY PERDIEM IF garbage & lawn maintenance. YOU QUALIFY screened back porch. AVAILABLE POSITIONS IN- Brannon Real Estate 868-3366 CLUDE MLS101922 $84,900 2/1 on PIPE FITTERS, PIPE 1ac fenced & cross fenced WELDERS, STRUCTURAL BEST BUY ON THE COAST w/pasture, bonus rm, storage WELDERS, IRON WORKERS Yacht Club Homesite with boat bldg & lean-to. All electric. Competitive Wages and Bene- slip. Gated, Luxury, Communi- fit Packages ty. ONLY $49,880. Way under Brannon Real Estate 868-3366 Photos by SHELBY CONKLIN/Special to the Reporter Approximately (5) five years value!!! WWW.WATER- MLS101923 $289,000 4/3 on industrial field experience re- FRONTLIFEFL.NET over 10ac, 2 master suites, Ally Mitchell gasps for air while performing the butterfly stroke in the 200 med- quired. Weld Testing per- 1.855.459.1128 main master features dbl entry ley relay Tuesday. formed. Responsible for com- Florida Waterway Sales, LLC. doors, lg custom designed kit. plying with all safety and Licensed Real Estate Broker project rules. Drug Screens Daniel Crapps Agency 755- and MUST BE ABLE TO Poole Realty Ronnie Poole 5110 MLS99276 $489,000 Well PASS BACKGROUND 208-3175 MLS100208 4/3 LR & maintained 58 ac farm fenced & SCREEN. fam rm w/FP's, office, fla rm, 2 x-fenced to each paddock, 4 Call: 904-714-1376 or E-Mail car garage w/safe rm/base- stall barn & tack rm w/3/2 home ment, fish pond. $267,500 [email protected] Rockford Realty Group, Debi EOE M/F/D/V Workplace Brannon Real Estate 868-3366 Bennefield 288-1208/Scott MLS100264 $299,900 Brick 4/3 Stewart 867-3498 MLS99447 Tire Technician Exp required on 12.3ac, 3 FPs, screened 5/3 on 5ac 1280sf workshop, w/car, truck, tractor tires & re- back porch, new flooring & stone patio w/FP $367,500 pairs. Management skills a paint throughout, pool & pond. plus. Clean DL req'd. Pay Rockford Realty Group, Debi based on exp. Apply at Thomas Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- Bennefield 288-1208/Scott Tire CR 25A. 386-752-8648 alty 752-4663 MLS100654 3/2 Stewart 867-3498 MLS99455 brick on 1+ac, new appliances, $189,440 Reserve at Jewel HVAC, 10x20 deck, 2 sheds, Lake, community dock. chain link fenced backyard Hallmark Real Estate Janet Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- Truck Driver/Equipment Creel 719-0382 MLS99854 alty 752-4663 MLS100962 3/2 $194,800 4/4 pool home on Operator in cul de sac, open plan dead-end street, downstairs w/backyard entertainment area, ideal of in-law or teen suite. The Lake City Reporter seeks 2 new tiered decks $258,700 a part-time overnight truck PUBLISHER'S NOTE driver (Class E license OK) to Hallmark Real Estate Lacie All real estate advertising in this drive its commercial delivery Lantroop 697-1681 MLS101042 newspaper is subject to the fair truck between its printing facil- 2 story 4/2 on 3 lots w/6ac on housing act which makes it ille- ity and office. Our commercial Suwannee River, lg kit, decks & gal to advertise "any prefer- driver picks up several balconies & more. $215,000 ence, limitation, or discrimina- strapped pallets of printed United Country, Dicks Realty tion based on race, color, reli- products each night and deliv- 752-8585 MLS101049 2 story gion, sex, disability, familial sta- ers them to our facility. Round 5/3 on Santa Fe River, less tus or national origin; or any in- trip is about 175 miles per than 5 min from where 3 rivers tention to make such prefer- night. Position also requires converge. $379,777 ence, limitation or discrimina- Evan Conklin performs the 100 backstroke heat on Tuesday. operational knowledge and tion." Familial status includes use of a fork lift. Position is 25 United Country, Dicks Realty children under the age of 18 liv- hours per week. Provide re- 752-8585 MLS101180 ing with parents or legal custo- sume, work history and refer- $176,900 3/2 on 5ac w/3 bay dians, pregnant women and ences. DOT physical and pre- garaged used as workshop & 2 people securing custody of chil- employment drug screen re- apartments. Many extras. dren under the age of 18. This quired of finalists. EOE. Email: Poole Realty Ronnie Poole newspaper will not knowingly [email protected]. 208-3175 MLS101244 $84,900 accept any advertising for real No phone calls please. 2 master suites, could be made estate which is in violation of into 3rd BR, newer metal roof, the law. Our readers are here- flooring & appliances, new paint by informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper Daniel Crapps Agency 397- are available on an equal op- PUBLISHER'S NOTE 3002 MLS101386 $139,900 2/2 portunity basis. To complain of All Yard Sale Ads on 1/2 ac on Suwannee River discrimination call HUD toll free Must be Pre-Paid. just south of Santa Fe River. at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Remax, Missy Zecher 623- telephone number to the hear- 0237 MLS101430 $365,000 3/2 ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. oversized great rm w/gas FP, lg kit, spacious BR's, expansive Court Ordered Restaurant back porch, pond, lg basement. Auction. Fri, Sept 14th @6pm, High Springs, FL Hwy 27N Rockford Realty Group, Debi auctionzip.com #20822 Tax Bennefield 288-1208/Scott 1/2 to 5 acre lots; owner Lien Equipment: Ice machine, 3 Stewart 867-3498 MLS101455 financing. some with w/s/pp door freezer, 6' true cooler, (3) $189,500 4/2 remodeled, new Deas Bullard/BKL Properties 8' stainless tables, gas deep AC, water heater & appliances. 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com fryer, pizza oven, tables/chairs, Daniel Crapps Agency 397- pans, shelves, 10% B.P. 3002 MLS101479 Wellborn 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, ------lakefront, fully furnished 4/2 gorgeous oaks, great area, site **7PM 2 ESTATES** mfg home on 19.93ac. built homes only. Owner Fi- C. Red Williams 352-258-0604 $199,000 nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. AU437/AB3447 $513/mo 352-215-1018. Brannon Real Estate 868-3366 www.LandOwnerFinancing.com On-site only Public Auction MLS101496 $358,000 3/2 in Tues, September 18th, 2018 at Russwood S/D w/extra 1/1 MIL Poole Realty Vicki Prickett 590- 11:00 A.M. Granite Express of Suite w/never been used appli- 1402 MLS100849 $402,500 USA, Inc. 1055 S.E. 9th Ter- ances, in-ground 12x8 pool Hunter's paradise, abundant race,Hialeah, FL 33010. 3,500+ wildlife in wooded area, down Granite slabs (various sizes Remax, Missy Zecher 623- from Charles Springs Park, 2ac Jacob Boone gasps for air during the 100 breaststroke heat. and types) including vehicles 0237 MLS101559 $145,000 3/2 and forklifts Will be sold in (2) on 5ac, fam rm, living rm, open Rockford Realty Group, Debi bulk lots = Lot #1 Granite slabs kit concept w/center island, Bennefield 288-1208/Scott and Lot #2 Vehicles and fork- split plan w/spacious rooms. Stewart 867-3498 MLS101669 lifts Catalog and photos avail- $5,900 5 ac lot ready to build in Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- Meadow Wood S/D able at www.moeckerauctions.- alty 752-4663 MLS101613 Riv- com Preview: Morning of sale er mfg home on Suwannee to- Remax, Missy Zecher 623- 9AM to 11AM. 15% BP. As- tally remodeled in 2017, 24x24 0237 MLS101461 $150,000 signment for the Benefit of garage w/AC 20X24 pole barn Beautiful 30 ac parcel, mix of lg Creditors Case # 2018-26969- oaks/ & dwoods, majority in CA-01 (11) To register: $10,000 Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- pasture, power pole, 2 en- refundable certified funds de- alty 752-4663 MLS101621 4/2 trances posit and valid drivers license. split plan, oversized garage, (800) 840-BIDS | screened back porch, huge Poole Realty Ronnie Poole [email protected] master suite. 208-3175 MLS101721 Poultry AB-1098 AU-3219, Eric Rubin houses (2) 40'x600', (1) 4" well Daniel Crapps Agency 397- 62'x60 compost & equip shel- 3002 MLS101622 $350,000 4/3 ter, equip included $325,000 near O'Leno St Park on 5+ac, 2 lg master suites, family & for- United Country, Dicks Realty mal areas, upgrades thru-out 752-8585 MLS98884 $183,500 39.21 ac that can be broken Dryer white, good condition $75 Remax, Missy Zecher 623- into 3 diff parcels, 20ac, 13.12 We do services calls too. 0237 MLS101658 $98,500 or the total 39.21. Ag or Res. 386-965-6767 or 678-617-5560 3/1.5 cabin, open kit/dining/living concept w/wood burning FP Brannon Real Estate 868-3366 Electric Stove, white, works in fam rm, screened porch. MLS99615 $150,395 Nearly 52 great $95..we do service calls. ac in Wellborn w/creek, proper- 386-965-6767 or 678-617-5560 Daniel Crapps Agency 397- ty on both sides of a paved 3002 MLS101668 $99,500 3/2 road. Sellers are motivated. SAWMILLS from only updated & ready to move in, $4397.00- MAKE & SAVE w/access to all amenities down- MONEY with your own band- town, could be used as office. mill- Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready to ship! FREE Hallmark Real Estate Paula Info/DVD: Lawrence 623-1973 $135,000 Mackenzie Conklin swims the 500 freestyle Tuesday night. www.NorwoodSawmills.com MLS101708 4/2, new kit appli- 6500sf warehouse, 1000sf AC 1-800-578-1363 Ext.300N ances & HVAC this year, newer office/retail, 2 lg roll-up doors, metal roof, on 5.01 acres 20608 CR 49, O'Brien 352-215- Washer white, works great Remax, Missy Zecher 623- 1018 Owner financing $100..we do service calls too. $159,900 $5k down $1360/mo 386-965-6767 or 678-617-5560 0237 MLS101719 $144,000 3/2 great rm, DR open to lg Fla rm, www.Landownerfinancing.com split floor plan, spacious mas- Poole Realty Kelli Shirah 208- ter, fenced, close to Lake City 3847 MLS97999 $149,900 Hallmark Real Estate Vic Large 2 story office bldg in Lantroop 623-6401 $154,900 downtown Live Oak w/12 of- PUBLISHER'S NOTE MLS101768 4/2 w/rock FP, fices, 3ba, kit, waiting area Florida Law 828.29 requires huge screened back porch, Poole Realty Vicki Prickitt 590- dogs and cats being sold to be fenced back yard, H/AC garage 1402 MLS101880 $250,000 at least 8 weeks old and have a over 15,000sqft bldg, recept health certificate from a li- Rockford Realty Group, Debi Bennefield 288-1208/Scott area, 40+ offices, boardroom, + censed veterinarian document- several conference rms ing they have mandatory shots Stewart 867-3498 MLS101806 and are free from intestinal and 3/3 on 5ac in Rose Creek about Rockford Realty Group, Debi external parasites. Many 3000 sf $369,900 Bennefield 288-1208/Scott species of wildlife must be li- Remax, Missy Zecher 623- Stewart 867-3498 MLS99726 censed by Florida Fish and 0237 MLS101808 $350,000 $149,900 Former doctor office Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- 3/2.5 on 8+ac, spacious floor in Live Oak w/4 exam rooms tact the local office for informa- plan, custom cabinetry, bonus tion. room offering private office/den Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- alty 752-4663 MLS101809 2/2 lg home close to Osceola Nat'l 3 BD/2BA on 1 acre in Fort Forest, 20ac pasture & sypress FOR SALE BY OWNER White, Hwy 27, $750 trees w/pond, barns & fencing Nice DWMH on a cul-de-sac. mo.+lst+last. 813-230-4904 3BD 2BA, ½ acre, shaded, w Jackie Taylor & Associates Re- privacy fence. All appliances in- 4/2 newly renovated, conve- alty 752-4663 MLS101810 3/2 cluding built-in microwave. nient to schools & downtown, mfg on 5.07ac, needs some Central ac/heat, storage shed. no pets, $1000/mo. 1st & $500 TLC, gorgeous property w/lg Well and septic. $80,000. sec dep. 755-3456 farm shelter, rental for 4yrs 386.365.6051 or 386.365.6034 Megan Stanton performs the breaststroke against Suwannee. 6B WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER

Aubrey Callum (eight during the decisive spurt. INDIANS kills) and Paige Dinges “We just weren’t work- Continued From 1B (seven kills) added more ing together as a team,” offense at the net. Conner said. “It’s a learn- Andrea Steedley and ing process. It’s a new and fourth sets against the Callum also had three aces system and with Andrea Lady Rams (5-4, 1-3). But apiece while Rachael had back we’re having to totally since getting swept in its two aces and Dinges swat- rework it all over again and first two matches of the ted four blocks. learn with somebody new season, Fort White has But the Lady Indians’ on the court.” taken at least a set in four inability to close tight sets It was frustrating for Fort straight matches. is ultimately what cost White, which looked so As for how close this them against the Lady dominant in the third. The team is to victory, that Rams. Fort White led 21-19 Lady Indians jumped out to remains to be seen. in the first set, 15-14 in the a 3-0 lead and never trailed. “It’s getting there,” Fort second and 14-13 in the Conner is hoping Andrea White coach Deanna Conner fourth but could never pull Steedley’s return will boost said. “It’s getting there.” away from Interlachen. Fort White into the win Andrea Steedley tallied The Lady Rams scored column soon. match-highs with 12 kills six of the last eight points Maybe as soon as and 26 digs in her first in the first, five of the last Thursday at Taylor. match of the season since seven in the second and “She’ll give us more returning from a broken ended the fourth on a 5-0 hitting, more stamina and hand. Her sister Rachael run to take home victory. another girl forward,” also chipped in defen- The final set ended on the Conner said. “We need sively with 15 digs while serve of Sierra Loder, who more time to gel. She’s Calista Avery (nine kills), had two of her five aces had one practice and then

BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia’s Gabriella Leclerc digs a shot against Forest on Tuesday night. any closer to taking the set. improve much after the sec- TIGERS Lauren Wilson scored the ond set. Kasey Permenter Continued From 1B Columbia’s last two earned anchored the Lady Wildcats points of the set yet Forest with three blocks alone in took it, 25-12. the third set. Permenter, Forest’s sound passing and Forest’s Amanda Hall who finished with five kills, dynamic offense. and Emma Truluck com- sealed her team’s fourth “Our defense isn’t as bined for 12 kills and were district win of the season. strong as we’d like it to be,” a big part of the second After losing back to back Faulkner, who finished with set surge. Columbia scored district games, the Lady a team-high eight digs, said. just seven earned points Tigers look to get back in “So we don’t really stay in in the set as Forest con- the win column when they our [defensive] system that tinued to cruise thanks to travel to Jacksonville for a much. Even when we’re out an offense that seemed tournament this weekend. of system, we don’t execute unstoppable Tuesday. Columbia opens the two- how we should. We don’t “I told them to relax and day event against Trinity set our straights, we prop it have fun,” Andrews said at. 6 p.m. Friday night. up and just freeball it. When of her message before For the Lady Tigers, these you play a team like Forest, the game. “Because when next couple days could be a freeball is an easy point. they are, they get on a beneficial with a long sea- You can’t do that.” roll and in a rhythm. [I son ahead. Columbia never led in said] don’t go in tight and “It’s pretty important each of the three sets as know you can compete because we need to regroup the Lady Tigers struggled with them, because they our mentality,” Faulkner DONNY JOINER/Special to the Reporter to find a groove early on. can…They’re learning, added. “Our mentality isn’t Fort White’s Rachael Steedley digs a shot alongside Paige Dinges against Faulkner’s first point of the that’s the positive thing. there. We don’t have the Interlachen on Tuesday night. opening game trimmed We’ll just keep grinding. confidence we should have the deficit to 5-12, but the We’ll get it.” in each other. A couple days Lady Tigers wouldn’t get Columbia’s defense didn’t off will be important for us.” TED MCMULLEN'S ARE YOU IN? We’re now taking orders for the 2019 Community Info Guide A1A1 PUBLICATION DATE LAKE CITY COLUMBIA COUNTY FLORIDA 2018 COMMUNITY INFORMATION GUIDE Friday, October 26, 2018 AD SALES DEADLINE Friday, September 28, 2018

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