MIDWEEK:AUG. 8-11, 2018

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Vol. 126, No. 104 ¥ © 2018 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Could the ‘I-4 Eyesore’ be nearing completion? Seminole opens its own ASSOCIATED PRESS By Larry Griffin Rape Crisis Center Herald Staff WHAT EXPERTS ARE By Larry Griffin SAYING ABOUT CALIFORNIA For over a decade and a half now, Herald Staff WILDFIRES drivers on Interstate-4 heading west of Sanford have been intrigued by the Last week, the Victim Service Center of Cen- The record-breaking fires may tall mirror-plated building that’s been tral Florida added their new Longwood loca- become the new normal as cli- continually unfinished since the turn tion as a designated rape crisis center for all of mate change coupled with the of the millennium. Seminole County, making it easier for victims expansion of homes into unde- Some less-favorable views have of assault in the area to get help. veloped areas creates more in- dubbed it the ‘Eyesore on I-4.’ The Seminole County branch of the Victim tense and devastating blazes. But the building is the home of reli- Service Center is located in Longwood at 600 gious broadcasting network Super- N Highway 17-92, Suite 168. It is in the same INDONESIA SURVIVOR Channel 55, and owner Claud Bowers SAYS MANY BURIED IN refers to it by its actual name, the See CENTER, Page 7 MOSQUE Majesty Building. And in late July, after 17 years dark, the lights came on A man who narrowly escaped at night. Bowers says the building will from the Jabal Nur mosque that be done in the next eight to 12 collapsed during a magnitude Herald photo by Larry Griffin months. 7.0 quake in Lombok says The Majesty Building in Altamonte Springs has sat unfinished for Sanford Airport seeks dozens were trapped in the rub- more than a decade. See BUILDING, Page 6 ble. businesses to fill WASHINGTON SANCTIONS AGAINST TEHRAN RESUME surrounding vacant land They target financial transac- BACK TO SCHOOL IN SEMINOLE By Larry Griffin tions that involve U.S. dollars, Herald Staff Iran's automotive sector, the pur- chase of commercial planes and As the Sanford Orlando International Air- metals including gold. port expands, they’re also looking for new businesses to fill up the surrounding land. STAR WITNESS AGAINST And by partnering with Orlando-based NAI MANAFORT ADMITS Realvest, they hope to capitalize on the land EMBEZZLING FROM HIM they have with a host of forthcoming retail and

Rick Gates also testified he See AIRPORT, Page 6 and his old boss had committed crimes together by stashing money in foreign bank accounts and falsifying bank loan docu- ments. Meals on Wheels FATHER ARRESTED AT NEW celebrates 45th MEXICO COMPOUND TO FACE COURT anniversary in Seminole See AP, Page 7 Special to the Herald

Meals on Wheels, Etc. is celebrating 45 years Parkland suspect: Voice told of delivering nutritious meals and support Herald photo by Tommy Vincent services to homebound seniors in Seminole Students in Seminole County Public Schools will have their first day of school this Friday, Aug. 10. him to burn, kill, destroy County in September. “We’re very proud of the impact our agency has made in the lives of local seniors over the See AP Story, Page 7 past 45 years,” said Sherry Fincher, Executive

Body of missing autistic boy, 6, found in lake See MEALS, Page 7 STOCKS OF By Larry Griffin Herald Staff LOCAL INTEREST The body of a young autistic SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday boy who went missing on Satur- day night was found in Sawyer Allegiant $123.90 Lake the next day, according to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Bombardier $3.76 Office. Faro $65.20 Six-year-old Humza Moham- Invacare $17.75 mad Syed was last seen around 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 4 at NextEra $167.02 the family’s home on Ridge- Tractor Supply $78.23 mount Place in Lake Mary. Toro $60.34 He was being watched by his two older brothers, ages 16 and Wells Fargo $57.40 24, law enforcement said. And on Saturday night, he walked away from the home. One brother reportedly noticed the garage door open, and Louie M. Taylor quickly realized what had hap- Photo contributed Greeter in Training Six-year-old Humza Mohammad Syed went missing from his home in Lake Mary onSaturday evening. See HUMZA, Page 6 Jeanine Taylor Folk Art PAGE 2 • Midweek: Aug. 8-11, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: United Love Center Foundation celebrates mothers, fathers

By Sheralyn Brinson Brown, and Melvin Philpot, who was named Father of the Year. Each honoree received a The United Love Center Dannell Fryar plaque. Foundation is a non-profit, community-based Each of the honorees for Mother’s Day and organization that provides resources, referrals, Father’s Day was nominated in writing by training, tutoring, mentoring, and counseling their family or by someone in the community. for youth, adults and families. The nomination narrative stated why they They focus on establishing relationships in should be honored. A selection panel reviewed the community that will lead to viable employ- the nominations and selected the honorees ment readiness and positive partnerships in based on their interactions in the community Central Florida. They recently hosted celebra- not only with their own children but also in tory events and honored local residents. reaching out to help “mother” other children The Foundation hosted their 4th Annual as well. This is an annual process and notices Mother’s Day Banquet on Mother’s Day, Sun- will go out early in 2019 requesting nomina- day, May 13, 2018, at the Midway Community tions for next year’s events. Ms. Belle Cotton, Center in Sanford/Midway, at 3 p.m. The Program Director, gave closing remarks and venue was beautifully decorated and the at- words of thanks. Learn more about this Foun- mosphere was festive and cheerful in honor of dation online at www.unitedlovecenter.org. mothers who came out for this grand occasion. Contact them via E-mail at Unitedlovecen- They were showered with love, special atten- [email protected] or call Belle Cotton, 407-936- tion and appreciation. 5792. The program began with prayer by Minister Kerry Wiggins and words of welcome by • Macedonia M.B. Church, 534 Osteen-May- Roger Gaston. Other program participants town Rd. in Osteen, will host a Men’s Confer- were Kevin Findley (Scripture), Jaysonna ence on Sat., August 11th, at 10 a.m. Pastor Phillips (Spoken Word Presentation), and fea- Otis C. Raines, of Christian Fellowship Baptist tured soloists, Don Brown and Marian C. Find- Church in Sanford, will be the featured ley. A buffet dinner was served; door prizes speaker. Theme: “Men, Get in Your Place”. were awarded, and the mothers were given There is no charge to attend this event. Rev. flowers and other special recognition. James A. Jenkins, Pastor. Shandra Brown presented the 2018 Mother’s Day honorees: Mother Katherine Bellamy (the • New Bethel M.B. Church, 618 E. 10th most senior mother), Mother Bessie Hardy- Street in Sanford, cordially invites everyone to Photo contributed Crawford, Mother Chevone Henderson- the 38th Year Anniversary and Appreciation Pictured, L-R: Mother Katherine Bellamy, Mother Bessie Hardy-Crawford, Mother Florence “Sue” Amaro, Mother Oper Jean Collins and Mother Service for Pastor William F. “Bill” Lewis, on Raines, Mother Oper Jean Collins, and Mother Chevone Henderson-Amaro Florence (Sue) Raines who was named Mother Sun., August 19th at 10 a.m. Rev. Sidney of the Year. Each honoree received a plaque Crudup, II, of St. John M.B. Church in Or- and a bouquet of flowers. lando, will be the speaker. Theme, “Celebrat- ing the Laborer that Dwells Among Us” • The Foundation hosted their 4th Annual (Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13). Sis. Sylvia Father’s Day Black Tie Banquet on the Friday Bodison, President, Pastor’s Aid Committee. before Father’s Day, June 15th, at the Sanford Garden Club, at 7 p.m. The venue was exquis- • GoldenRule Housing and Community De- itely decorated and the atmosphere was festive velopment Corp. is hosting a “Fun on the Sea and celebratory. Dr. Barbara Kirby Bentley Victory Casino Cruise” on Sat., August 25th. presided; other program participants were This one-day, get-away fun day for adults will Evangelist Rose G. Roundtree (Prayer), Sis. sail from Port Canaveral. Ticket donation, $60, Henrietta P. Brown (Welcome), Sis. Olivia includes boarding, buffet and gratuity, $20 in Walker (Scripture) and Sanford City Commis- free slot play, free drinks while gaming and sioner Velma Williams (Remarks). A buffet din- transportation. All donations are tax de- ner was served. Featured soloists were ductible, all proceeds are for the continued Armisha Charles, who sang, “Wind Beneath services of GoldenRule Housing, a HUD af- My Wings”, and Marian C. Findley. fordable housing provider. Marlo Pearson announced the door prize Buses will leave from the GoldenRule Office winners. There were many memorable mo- at 8 a.m.; the ship sets sail at 11 a.m., partici- ments, but one of the most heart-warming was pants will return to the GoldenRule Office at Pictured, L-R: Britt Henderson, David Walker, Roger Gaston, Emanuel L. Hillery, Ray D. Byrd, Melvin the fathers and daughters participating in the approximately 7 p.m. For more information Philpot, Kenneth Bentley, Terrence Pearson and A.J. Brown Father-Daughter Dance, to the ever-popular and to get tickets, call or stop by the Golden- song by Luther Van Dross, “Dance with my Rule Office at 417 E. Second Street in Sanford; Deliverance Ministry, 65 Louise Ave. in Father”. Tel., 407-878-3759; Cynthia M. Hamilton- Oviedo, will host the Second Sunday Fellow- Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at SBrin- Shandra Brown presented the 2018 Father’s Smith, Executive Director. ship Service on Sun., August 12th, at 6 p.m.; [email protected]. Day Honorees: Britt Henderson, David Walker, Bishop Jerome C. Lewis, Pastor. Everyone is Roger Gaston, Emanuel L. Hillery, Ray D. • The Apostolic Church of Jesus-Power of invited. Minister Dorothy Jackson, Reporter. Byrd, Kenneth Bentley, Terrence Pearson, A.J.

Cluster Truck: Haole & Ono

By Jessica Pirani salad.” Jason went on to spill plained. “We tried to take the Herald Arts Columnist the beans about his popular kitchen sink fries off the menu side-dish. once, and people were freak- Haole & Ono got rolling a “The mac salad is a little ing out!” little over a year ago. Hawai- different than what you ex- Freaking out is so not ian food truck owner, Jason pect; it’s sweeter and sim- Hawaiian. Jason, a "Haole," or Miller, and I chatted last pler,” Miller explained. He pidgin for “mainlander” said, week, and I asked about uses a hint of brown sugar “The Hawaiian vibe is fun. Hawaiian cuisine. and cued me in on a long-run- Hawaiian culture is super “It’s very tropical… the ning Hawaiian food fight. laid-back and about having a fun thing about Hawaiian “There’s a lot of dispute good time, no stress." food is that it’s already a fu- about whether to use mayon- To further the no-stress ex- sion of many cultures with naise or Miracle Whip… but I perience, Haole & Ono offers strong influences from Asia: found a way to make either online ordering, making them Korea, Japan. So many people work. The key is to soak the a convenient lunch option at came through the islands and noodles in apple cider vine- corporate parks. This allows left their recipes behind.” gar, and that makes them poof Jason and his team the neces- Photo contributed Then he chuckled at how up. Traditionally [in Hawaii] sary time to put together top- The Inner Compass Brewery will host Hawaiian food truck Haole & Ono this Saturday. much fun it is to shop in a we want them to be mushy, quality, delicious-tasting food myriad of spicy ethnic shops but you have to ‘mainland it’ without the urgency of some- for the ingredients. As for the a bit, so they are only a little al one rushing to squeeze a raphy business that was hard- on his own food truck where places that we have fun too. flavor profile, “You've got dente or else people say you scratch-made meal into their hit by the economic down- ingredients are always fresh Dylan’s place is so laid back; sweet, savory, and a little overcooked the pasta. But thirty-minute lunch break. turn. His restaurant families and inspired by what calls to you feel like family when you spicy. All the good things.” when you do that, the mac The “Ono” part of their opened their arms to this him at the market. walk in.” Haole and Ono’s best sell- sucks the dressing back up.” name means “good tasting” in prodigal son and held him Haole & Ono hustles to a Haole & Ono will grace ers include the blackened fish Other fan favorites include the Hawaiian language. Jason close. wide variety of venues, but Inner Compass Brewing this tacos, the kālua pig that they Haole & Ono’s kitchen sink worked in the restaurant in- “I did photography be- one of his favorite gigs is Saturday, and check out their smoke themselves. fries that are heaped with top- dustry for over a decade be- cause there was a need,” when he can be at Inner Com- menu at HawaiianFood- “In Hawaii, they call it a pings. “We make mainland fa- fore branching out to Haole & Miller wove his tale. “But I pass Brewing here in Sanford. Now.com. ‘plate lunch’ where you have vorites as well because people Ono, so he knows a thing or have a much greater passion It's owned by Jason's cousins, pork and rice with ‘mac don't always know all of the two about taste. Before the re- for food.” Jason went on to which lends to the familial at- Jessica Pirani can be reached salad,’ that’s a cold macaroni Hawaiian foods,” Jason ex- cession, he’d owned a photog- note the joy he feels working mosphere. “We like to go at [email protected].

ARTS ALIVE: See the Neil Diamond tribute show at Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center

5By Jessica Pirani admission. hopped beers this Friday, their Lemon- Herald Arts Columnist Folk Hill Revival will light up grass blonde Hail Caesar and their Call to Artists Buster’s Bistro on Friday from 8 p.m. new single-hopped IPA. Sounds like a The Wayne Densch Performing Arts On Thursday, Lauren Carder Fox delightful place to be at 3 p.m. on a Fri- The Kaleidoscope Venue for the Center is pleased to host veteran vocal- will perform at The Sanford Brewing day afternoon. Arts in Longwood holds weekly open- ist and tribute artist David Jericko to Co during their AA5 celebrations from Also on Friday, Deviant Wolfe is ings for their top-of-the-muffin shows. the stage with his iconic Neil Diamond 6 to 9 p.m. For Friday night, Rock pleased to bring Gandalf the Wheat This week’s round is all about the face performance. Jericko’s thirty-year ca- Candy will sweeten the snatch with an back to their taps; this American Pale with portraits galore. Contact them for reer includes over fifteen years of per- 8 p.m. high-energy show for your fa- Ale has been dry-hopped with wheat, submissions and details. forming live Elvis shows as The King vorite tunes. On Saturday, the Cat’s cascade, and citra. himself. Meow will have you purring with a Call to Poets and Writers Backed by a band of industry pros, collection of your favorite feel-good Grave of the Fireflies David will embody the essence of Neil Photo contributed songs from the ‘70s and ‘80s. The Historic Sanford Welcome Cen- Diamond and breathe life into your fa- David Jericko will perform as Neil Dia- Tuffy’s knows how to throw a luau Fathom Films has partnered with ter is calling poets for submissions for vorite tunes this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. mond this Saturday at The Wayne and pig roast with cider pairings and Studio Ghibli to screen acclaimed di- their September show; there is no fee Reservations are available online, at Densch Performing Arts Center. island-inspired fare; check it out Sun- rect Isao Takahata's Grave of the Fire- to enter and a $20 prize for the first the box office or by calling 407-321- day at 3 p.m. flies at cinemas around the country. place winner. 8111. Luisa’s Cellar offers something dif- Local showings include the AMC in Are you a local writer? The Sanford The West End will host Of Good ferent this Friday in their wine seminar Altamonte and the Winter Park Village Nature and Seranation tomorrow Writers group will meet Mondays at Live It Up! and tasting for grilled foods. Join som- 20 on August 12 at 12:55 and 15th at 7 the WC from 5 to 7 p.m. beginning Au- night at 8 p.m.; tickets are $8 in ad- melier Mary from 6 to 8 p.m.; reserva- p.m. (dubbed), or August 13 at 7 (sub- vance or $10 at the door. On Friday, the gust 20. Join a community of writers Tomorrow, Thursday at The Alley, tions are required. On Saturday, titled). Bass music and the Brthrs of Ill will interested in honing and sharing their catch Sound Theory playing during celebrate Mary’s birthday as their Horror film fans will shiver with de- present an evening of dance with craft; email [email protected] bike night and again on Friday. Satur- chanticleer Brett Smith plays a tribute light at Fathom’s Blood Fest at 7:30 seven DJs and performers at this 8:30 to learn more about both events. day, check out Buddy Blues for an 8 to John Mayer for an acoustic affair. p.m. next Tuesday. Described as hav- p.m. show. Tickets are $10 in advance p.m. show, and on Sunday, don’t miss ing potential to be *the* “horror party or $13 at the door. For Second Satur- Jessica Pirani can be reached at Doc Williamson’s blues jam from 5 Brews in the News film of the year,” catch it locally at the days, Paul will fill an acoustic and an [email protected]. p.m. Wop’s Hops will release two wet- AMC or Village 20. electric stage with eight acts for just $5 SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 8-11, 2018 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Portland, Oregon in the News Again people as gang members, and will purge its gang member database. The story is different, the players are the same. The move appears to be done in the name of political correctness. Many Last weekend the siege of the ICE agencies throughout the nation have headquarters in the City of Roses ended gang member databases, and they are an after thirty-eight days. American flags invaluable investigative tool for officers, were defaced. Anarchist and communist including for officer safety. flags were unsoiled. The mob terrorized a nearby business and forced it to close. The police department is sending out ICE asked the Mayor, Ted Wheeler, for letters to all gang members in the data- assistance in getting personnel out of its base telling them their information has building, he refused because he doesn't been purged from the system. approve of the federal government's policies on immigration. The Portland Police Bureau said,

A small Federal force from another “As times have changed, the Police Bu- state finally succeeded in rescuing them. reau in partnership with community mem- bers have realized being labeled a 'gang It seems that the Portland Police Bu- member' can have a negative impact on the reau's attempts to reason together with person who may be making attempts to over- 'gang members' has worked out ex- come the life challenges they face.” tremely well over the last year. It is nice to know that the social serv- Below is Snarky ice agencies are in full control of Port- from September 16, 2017 land. If you are a gang member or want to be one, Portland wants to welcome Is It Treason Yet? you with open arms and wants to reason Gang members to Portland, Oregon together. By Joe Conason When the conversation leaked, they claimed to be joking. If you are a gang member and want a Portland’s Chamber of Commerce can Would anyone still be shocked to learn But of course it wasn't a joke, and it isn't a change of scenery, you are in luck, Port- now recruit new members with this slo- that most Republicans are untroubled by the joke now. Both Rohrabacher and Trump land, Oregon, wants to help you. gan, “Welcome to Portland, Oregon, Kremlin's efforts to manipulate our politics? openly behave like Putin's most abject Gang City USA, Where an Outlaw is The appalling truth is that millions of Repub- stooges, whether the Kremlin boss is actually Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler has an- Running the Police Department.” licans -- more than 10 percent, according to a paying them or not. nounced that the gang database will be new survey by Yahoo Finance/Survey Mon- Worse still, Ryan and the House leadership eliminated in October after Danielle Out------key -- would actually approve of Russian in- have encouraged Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., law is appointed as chief. The police de- terference in the midterm elections. And to misuse his position as House Intelligence partment announced that under its new You can't make this stuff up. nearly 30 percent say they wouldn't really Committee chair to frustrate the investiga- chief, Outlaw, it will stop documenting object to such an intervention, presumably so tion of Russia's attack on the 2016 election long as the Russians remain supportive of that he should be leading, and to hinder the Trump and the Republican Party. Office of Special Counsel probe. Ryan has Given the decades of continuing enmity made zero effort to defend our country MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley between the Russian Federation and the against the Kremlin's ongoing assault. Just United States, not to mention the illegal na- last week, Facebook management revealed ture of foreign meddling in our elections, that it suspects Russians were using pages on these sentiments are tantamount to treason. the social media mammoth to meddle in the That label would certainly be applied to De- midterms -- and had shut down those pages. mocrats instantly if they were to ever express With very few exceptions, Republicans in such tolerant attitudes toward an attempted Washington watch mutely as the president of political coup by a hostile power. But Repub- the United States dismantles our diplomatic licans, both in the Party leadership and the and trade capacities, wrecks our international Trump-inflected "base," seem increasingly re- alliances, drives away our friends, dishonors ceptive to a Kremlin takeover. our values and destroys the prestige our One revelation after another has demon- country once enjoyed. His actions don't serve strated just how receptive they are. Leaving our interests, as those Republican officials aside President Donald Trump's own highly know very well, but they can't even clear compromised relationship with Moscow, we their throats to protest. have repeatedly seen evidence that the Re- For anyone who ever believed that the Re- circles, especially when a Democrat was in that is no longer possible under the Trump publicans either don't care about or even publican Party stands for patriotism and free- the White House, as did notions of religious regime. We may soon learn whether Trump's welcome the Russian incursions. dom, as advertised, this sudden subservience and racial superiority. willingness to compromise his country justi- The House Republican leadership was to a foreign dictator must be stunning. But Those same circles have found a kindred fied former White House chief strategist well aware two years ago that the Kremlin others have observed the rise of authoritarian spirit in Putin, a "strong" ruler who mocks Steve Bannon's accusation of treason. And had established dubious connections not ideologies among Republican constituencies civil liberties and cultivates fascists in Russia Republicans who seek partisan benefit from only with Trump but also with one of their for a long time. and abroad. Like his admirers on the Ameri- Russian intrusions will risk that same dis- members, Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif. That trend is rooted in the radical assault can religious right, he purports to be a Chris- grace. House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told on democratic values led by then-House tian, mainly as an excuse to persecute gays, the Republican caucus that he believed Russ- Speaker Newt Gingrich during Bill Clinton's Muslims and feminists. He acts out their au- To find out more about Joe Conason and ian President Vladimir Putin was paying presidency, and it gathered force after Presi- thoritarian fantasies without worrying about read features by other Creators Syndicate Trump and Rohrabacher. At that point, dent George W. Bush and Vice President Dick opposition or criticism, since he has effec- writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators House Speaker Paul Ryan broke in to warn Cheney traduced the Constitution under the tively suppressed both. Syndicate website at www.creators.com. the Republican members not to mention "unitary presidency." The rhetoric of insurrec- The American right might have continued COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM these suspicions outside the caucus room. tion became fashionable in certain right-wing to admire Putin from a safer distance, but PAGE 4 • Mideek : August 8 to 11, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS Links Ladies busy with dental screenings & hydration station

Back to School Supply http://www.seminolesher- Drive iff.org/page.aspx?id=39 for To Thursday, August 9. location & details. Lake Mary Police will host a school supply drive. Drop Senior Matinee off at the Police Dept., Com- Wednesday, August 15, munity Center, City Hall, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., 200 W. Fifth Third Bank, Starbucks Warren Ave., Longwood. or Senior Center -Lake Mary. Movie titles - 407-260-3440.

Food Trucks Teen TLC: Blackout Thursday, August 9, 5:30 Poetry p.m., 300 N. Ronald Reagan Wednesday, August 15, Blvd., Longwood. Food 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., North trucks with meals for sale. Branch Library, 150 N Pal- metto Ave. Sanford. Create Mid-Week Market your own work of blackout Thursday, August 9, 6 to 9 poetry using a sharpie and a p.m., Celery City Craft, 114 page from a book, black out Photos contributed S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. the words you don’t want Altamonte Springs (FL) Chapter The Links, Inc. has been busy with their Colgate Partner providing Dental screenings and educational 10% of bar sales go to a dif- and leave the ones you do to materials to more than 2,000 students over the past year. Midway Elementary was one of the schools they shared the Colgate materials. ferent designated charity create your own blackout In addition, they gave them dental items and books for their take home library. The group also won a $1,500 grant from Colgate for addi- every month. Live music, poem. Free. Middle/ High tional service at the National Assembly last month. Links member pictured are (back row) Attorney Marie F. Benjamin, Lajuana Miller, At- food trucks, artisan food & School students only. torney Beryl McClary Thompson, State Representative Kamia Brown. (front row) Vice President - Dr. Janet McDowell Travis, DDS, craft vendors. President Janice Hanley, Principal Margarete Talbert Irving and Attorney Stephanie Brinkley.The club has 6 new members and they have Newcomers Luncheon added a Water Hydration Station to Orange Center Elementary School. Virtuous Life Studies Thursday, August 16, 2nd & 4th Thursday, 7 11:30 a.m., $25. Reservations p.m., Lake Mary Commu- required. Call 407-366-7751. City Council of Oviedo presents check to Cancer Society nity Center, 140 E. Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary. Evangelist DeBary Kids Corner Veronica L. Smith will teach Thursdays, August 16, 23 on uniqueness & harvesting & 30, 11 to 11:45 a.m., De- The Oviedo City your promise. Bary Hall Historic Site, 198 Council recently Sunrise Blvd, DeBary. Hear made a check Art & Music in Park a story, play old-fashioned presentation to the Friday, August 10, 6 to 9 games & make a craft. Call American Cancer p.m., Lake Concord Park, 95 386-668-3840. Society in the amount Triplet Lake Dr., Casselberry of $28,000 for the (behind Casselberry City Sanford Citizens official donation of Hall). Rocker, Ensley Riley Academy funds raised during & band - Spitfire will per- August 17 deadline. Join the Relay for Life form, art & food trucks. the City of Sanford Citizens Golf Outing . Academy. Wednesday Kids Day evenings from September 5 Photo contributed Saturday, August 11, 10 to November 7, 6 to 8 p.m., a.m. to 1 p.m., Advance Eye with a graduation ceremony Care of Central Florida, 5680 at the City Commission Wayside Dr., Sanford. Ice meeting on Monday, No- Oviedo City Council honors Oviedo Historical Society cream truck, balloon art, vember 12 at 7 p.m. 10- face painting, free vision weeks - learn city & local screenings for ages 4 to 18 & The Oviedo government functions, deci- City Council 50% off all frames for 1 day. sions amade, city funds allo- 407-333-3937. honored the cated & city department Oviedo Histor- operations, current city proj- ical Society for Car Show ects & future plans for San- 45 years of Saturday, August 11, 5 to ford's development & faithful service 8 p.m., 300 N. Ronald Rea- proposed projects, tour city to the Oviedo gan Blvd., Longwood. Cars - facilities. Visit www.san- vintage and more. fordfl.gov/citizensacademy community. Deadline is Friday, Au- Low Cost Pet Shot Clinic gust 17. Class limit 35. Saturday, August 11, 9 to Photo 11 a.m. at Ruths Beauty Indoor Movies contributed Salon, 2921 S. Orlando Dr., Friday, August 17, 6:30 Sanford & 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. p.m. Oviedo Cultural Cen- at Fancy Pets Grooming, 870 ter, Oviedo. Free. "Wonder." Sun Dr., Lake Mary. Shots administered by licensed Runyak veterinarian, clinic is li- Saturday, August 18, 8 censed & permitted. Cash a.m., Secret Lake Park, Cas- Republic Services recognized for contribution to Golf Outing only. Call 386-748-8993 for selberry. Travel Country's info. Proceeds benefit ani- 8th Annual Runyak for all mals. The Oviedo City fitness levels 12 years old & Council also made up. 2.3K run through the a presentation to India Independence Day park, 3K paddle through Republic Serv- Sunday, August 12, 5 to Triplet chain of lakes & an- ices, Inc. for their 10 p.m., Cranes Roost Park, other 2.3K run park. Visit generous contri- Altamonte Springs. The In- www.runyak.com or call bution to the dian Cultural Society of Or- 407-262-7700 ext 1507. lando is celebrating India's Relay for Life Golf Outing. Independence Day with live First Time Home Buyer music, dance performances, Workshop Indian cuisine & artwork Saturday, August 18, 9:30 from local vendors. Photo contribued a.m., 4229 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. Golden Smart Driver Workshop Rule Housing hosting work- Monday, August 13, 10 to shop. Must register. Call 11:30 a.m., Senior Center, 407-878-3759. 400 Edgemon Ave., Winter Springs. Helps senior with Wildlife Presention ~ driving skills. Call 407-977- 3825. Woodstorks & Sandhill Cranes Saturday, August 18, 1 Immunizations & School p.m., DeBary Hall Historic Physicals Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., De- Now to August 14, 8 a.m. Bary. Author, Marcia Meara to 3:30 p.m., Florida Health & wildlife photographer, Department Seminole Doug Williams share on County, Sanford. Call 407- birds & habitats. 4th of a six- 665-3700. part series - Central Florida’s Fabulous Wildlife. Maintain Your Brain After presentation, speakers Tuesday, August 14, 6 to will answer questions. $5 7:30 p.m., North Branch Li- adults, $4 seniors, $2 chil- brary, 150 N Palmetto Ave. dren ages 3 to 12 ,free chil- Sanford. Brain Healthy dren 2 & younger. Call Lifestyle - Nutrition, physi- 386-668-3840 cal activity, improve mem- ory, how memory works, Sanford Art Walk tools & activities to enhance Saturday, August 18 (3rd your life. Free. For adults. Saturday of each month), 6 Registration at https://san- to 9 p.m., Sanford Welcome fordbrain.eventbrite.com Center, 230 E. First St., San- ford. Juried art show, live Community Law music. For info go to Enforcement Academy www.sanfordartwalk.com . Tuesday, August 14, 6 to 9:30 p.m. Free 15-week edu- Skate Night cational academy for com- Sunday, August 19, 5 to 7 munity. Taught by Sheriff's p.m., Semoran Skateway, Office personnel, topics - 2670 Cassel Creek Blvd., neighborhood policing, in- Casselberry. Back to School vestigations, child protective Skate Night will benefit the services, forensics & more. Sanford & Oviedo Preg- Demos from SWAT, Avia- nancy Centers. $10 per tion, Range & Water, K9 & skater, no cost for non- EOD. Visit skaters. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : August 8 to 11, 2018 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Sanford Ladies remember Koko the Gorilla Guardian ad Litems Advocating for the Littlest Victims – A ‘Voice in the Courtroom’

Photos contributed Front (l to r): Cathy Reichel (Longwood) Kristen Giere (E.Orlando); Brava Reyes (Altamonte Springs); Laurie Farquharson (Longwood); Angela Gerard (E.Orlando); Tara Morgan (Winter Park); Doranda Herald photo by Susan Wenner Jacques (Altamonte Springs); Heather McCandless (Chuluota). Back (l to r): Clint Watts (Winter Ladies memorializing Koko include (back) Betsy Campbell, Jane Parks, Denise Humphries and Springs); Katherine Gatch (Longwood); Linda Romine (Apopka), Makeesha Collins (Longwood). (front) Betty Campbell, Kaye Warner and Jan Cara with Koko - stuffed toy. Below: (left) Koko with Below left: Jennifer Peattie (Lake Mary) and Bushra Anwar (Sanford). Bottom right: Lecia Percival her kitten and (right) Koko with her owner. (Lake Mary), Trish Crane (Lake Mary) and Anne Lyden (Maitland). By Susan Wenner naming and caring for them and many believe Special to the Herald teers – ‘Voices’ advocating for innocent victims Herald Publisher/People Editor it was because of her strong desire to became a of child abuse and neglect. These volunteers mother. A Guardian ad Litem advocates for the best in- have successfully completed over 30 hours of To some local Sanford ladies, Koko the go- Cara shared that her interest in Koko began terests of the child they represent. A volunteer training and have been appointed by the 18th rilla wasn't just an animal but a celebrity, a ge- many years ago in the 80's and her son also Guardian ad Litem is an individual who is ap- Judicial Circuit Courts to protect the rights and nius, a caring soul and friend. gave her a large stuffed gorilla because of that Recently these women gathered at the St. love. "I sent Koko a shirt with kittens on it one pointed by the court to advocate for children advocate for the best interests of children in- John's Seafood Restaurant to remember the fa- time," she said. "I was so intrigued by her." who come into the court system primarily as a volved in dependency court proceedings. mous gorilla. They created an Hawaiian Cara also brought out a large notebook, she result of alleged abuse or neglect. If you are passionate about children, and want theme, each wearing a lei to signify that Koko displayed the many pictures, news articles and In Seminole County, at any given time there to make a difference in a child’s life by break- was to be relocated to Hawaii before her death. more. She also showed off a book called, are approximately 600 children who have been ing the circle of abuse, you can help by becom- According to Wikipedia, the female Western "Koko's Kitchen" that hosted many other pic- Lowland Gorilla was actually named Han- tures and facts about the gorilla. re- homed due to abuse, neglect and abandon- ing a Guardian ad Litem volunteer, connecting abiko, which is Japanese for Fireworks Child, Celebrities such as Robin Williams, Betty ment. These children are at the center of legal with us on Facebook, or making a donation to since she was born on July 4, 1971. Although White, Leonardo DiCaprio and Fred Rogers of cases, without anyone to represent them. our local affiliated non-profit organization she was born at the San Francisco Zoo, Koko Mister Rogers Neighborhood also visited Guardians’ ad Litem speak their voice, repre- ‘Friends of Abused Children, Inc.’ resided a good part of ther life at the Gorilla Koko, according to Cara. To the amazement of sent and make independent recommendations To learn more about the Florida Guardian ad Foundation preserve in the Santa Cruz Moun- Cara and friends, they also noted that Koko tains. scored between 70 and 90 on various IQ test- to the court by focusing on the needs of each Litem Program, request a presentation to your Most interesting about Koko was that she ing. child. Trained volunteers come from all walks association or group, or to become a volunteer learned more than 1000 hand signs that were Koko passed away peacefully in her sleep at of life to appear in court on behalf of the chil- visit: www.GALseminolecountyfl.org or call actually a modified version of American Sign the age of 46 at the Gorilla Foundation under dren. Heidi Jordan, Community Relations at (407) the care of the Patterson's, who had been her Language, but understood over 2000 English Seminole County Guardian ad Litem Program 665-5386. words. She is well-known for adopting kittens, caretakers for many years. commends these 23 recently certified volun-

Seminole County Sheriffs Office & Local Sponsors Partner for Annual Back-to-School Shop with the Sheriff

Special to the Herald Hundreds of local school kids have new school uniforms, shoes and clothing thanks to the annual Shop with the Sheriff initiative. This year’s Shop with the Sheriff was presented by CFE Federal Credit Union, Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital, Florida Cancer Specialists, Wal-Rose Site Develop- ment, and Next Horizon. More than 250 children from the Midway Safe Harbor Cen- ter, the area Boys and Girls Clubs, and other community organ- izations were treated to breakfast provided by Publix Supermarkets. Then they were transported to one of four area Wal-Mart locations where they were paired with a Sheriff’s deputy, employee, or volunteer, and received a $100 gift card. Once they wrapped up their back-to-school shopping, children were treated to catered BBQ lunch provided by Sonny’s. For a cool dessert, kids feasted on snow cones courtesy of the SCSO Community Foundation’s “Snow Patrol.” The annual event was designed to provide area youth in need the opportunity to establish positive relationships with law enforcement and to ensure they begin the academic school year with resources and the confidence necessary for their suc- cess. The event is supported by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Community Foundation, a non-profit designed to pro- vide assistance to the county’s underserved and at-risk popula- tions through education, prevention and resources and made possible through the generous support of corporate sponsors Herald photos by Susan Wenner and individual donors alike. PAGE 6 • Midweek: Aug. 8-11, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

EDWIN BERNARD JONATHAN D. REUTER the artful care of Hires-Baxley Alice Dallas (Ward) and Josie the first naval officer to con- and electronic courses. After McDONALD SR. Funeral Services, the Villages, Bell Wright; uncle, Samuel duct combat under water teaching for seven years he Jonathan D. Reuter, 39, FL. Hardy (Re-becca); special explosive then received employment as Edwin Bernard McDonald passed away on Tuesday, July aunt, Delores Carter; and a mining mechanical supervisor for Sr., 63, of Sanford, passed 31, 2018. He was born in PHYLLIS ʻPHILʼ DELORES host of nieces, nephews, op-era- Seminole County. After four away August 2, 2018 in Winter Park, Florida on WARREN cousins, and many sorrow- tions since years of being the counties Sanford. August 25, 1978. Born with ing friends. WWII. mechanical supervisor he He was born in Sanford spina bifida, Jon made his Phyllis Delores Warren, Visitation and Wake on During decided to go back to the and worked as a laborer. He impact on the world with his “Phil”, 54, of Sanford, Florida Friday, August 10, 2018, his naval farm with his wife, where he was a member of the Allen optimism, passed away peacefully on 5 PM - 7 PM at Starting career he resided for the remainder of Chapel sterling Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at Over Outreach Ministries, 621 served at his life. AME character Central Florida Regional South Locust Avenue, multiple He is preceded in death by Church and out- Hospital, Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida 32771. shore his wife Catherine Wiley, Lt. Talmadge where he going per- with her loving family by her A Homegoing Celebration assign- Brothers; Frazier, Hubert, Kilby Wiley served on sonality. side. She was born on will be held on Saturday, ments, Sisters; Martha, Mirell, the To those September 28, 1963 in August 11, 2018, 2 PM at St. amphibi- Mildred and parents. Steward who knew Sanford, Florida to Catherine Paul Mission-ary Baptist ous He is survived by Son Board. He him, he J. Hardy Warren and Willie Church, 813 Pine Avenue, forces, weapon stations, mine Michael Wiley of Draper, VA, enjoyed stood as a Joe Warren. Phyllis attended Sanford, FL 32771 with Pastor warfare facilities and military Daughter Patricia Wiley of carpentry, Jonathan D. shining Seminole County Public Michael Vallot, Sr., offici- advisory groups in the Lakeland, FL, step children, cooking Reuter example Schools, Sanford, Florida and ating. Interment will follow Republic of China and Dale Garrels of Wasilla, AK, Edwin Bernard and gar- of over- was a graduate of Crooms at Burton Cemetery, Sanford, Battleship Iowa. Lieutenant Greg Garrels of Sakcha, AK, McDonald Sr. dening. coming High School Class of 1981. Florida. Wiley’s final tour of duty was Linda Mullen of Fair-banks, He is physical She was a member of Starting Services Entrusted to the a director of the ad-vanced AK and a number of grand survived adversity through tremen- Over Outreach Ministries, care of Sunrise Funeral Underseas Weapons School at and great-grandchildren. by his wife, Verdell dous inner strength. Sanford, Florida. Phyllis Home, 900 Locust Avenue, Naval Training Center, He will be greatly missed, McDonald of Sanford; moth- He is survived by his par- enjoyed cooking, decorating, Sanford, Florida 32771 Orlando, Florida. Wiley was loved and admired by those er, Inez McDonald of Sanford; ents, Brenda and Larry family gatherings and having (407)322-7383. awarded the following he has come in contact with. son, Edwin B. McDonald Jr. Reuter, his brother Brian a good time. She will truly be awards and medals during He is now in the hands of of Sanford; daughter, Reuter (Li), and his sister missed for her sense of LT. TALMADGE KILBY his 26-year military career: God, at peace with no more Angelicia McDonald; broth- Brittany Godfrey (Greg). humor and smile. Phyllis WILEY WWII Victory Medal, United suffering. ers, Crandell McDonald Loved also by many aunts, was a lifelong resident of Nations Service Medal, A visitation for Mr. Wiley (Angie) of Maryland, Ronald uncles, nieces, nephews, Sanford, Florida. Lieutenant Talmadge Kilby Korean War Service Medal, will be held at Gramkow McDonald (Shirley Ann) of cousins and friends. Phyllis is survived by her Wiley passed away on Meritorious Unit Commen- Funeral Home on Thursday, Kissimmee; Ruby McDon-ald A Celebration of Life children, daughter, Lashonda August 03, 2018 at the age of dation, Good Conduct Award August 9, 2018 from 5 PM-7 of Maryland and Janice Service will take place at R. Curry Shaw (Ainsworth); 89. Talmadge Wiley was born (three), and the American PM. A funeral service with McDonald of Sanford; and 12:00PM on Monday, August sons, Byron D. Wamley and March 21, 1929 in Campaign Medal (two). After military honors will be held two grandchildren. 6, 2018 at Hiers-Baxley Javarrie Curry; 5 grandchil- Montgomery, Alabama to retirement he and his wife the following day, Friday, A memorial service will be Funeral Services, 1511 Buenos dren; loving parents, mother, Arthur Vincent Wiley and Catherine Barnett Wiley August 10, 2018, at 1:00 PM at held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Aires Blvd, the Villages, FL Catherine J. Warren; father, Bessie Lee Hanks-Wiley. He enjoyed their 20-acre hobby Florida National Cemetery in Eichelberger’s Memorial 32159 with the family re-ceiv- Willie Joe Warren; siblings, and his family moved to lobby farm in rural Semi-nole Bushnell, Florida. Chapel. ing friends form 11:00AM to Derrie Hardy (Kim), Pastor Auburndale, Florida in the County, Florida. Retirement Arrangements entrusted to Wilson-Eichelberger 12:00PM prior to the service. Gwen Waldo (Prophet Ardis), mid 1930’s. Talmadge entered only lasted a few years, GRAMKOW FUNERAL Mortuary, Sanford, is in Burial will follow at Johnnie Ray Warren (Nancy), the Marine Corps in 1946, Talmadge decided to then HOME & CREMATORY 500 charge of all arrangements. Woodlawn Memorial Park in Brenda Jackson (Daniel), serving one full tour then become a Professor at E. Airport Blvd. Sanford, Gotha, FL. Angela McCormick (Charles), joining the United States Seminole Community Florida 32773 Phone (407) Arrangements are under and Yo-landa Warren; aunts, Navy. Lieutenant Wiley was College, teaching electricity 322-3213

BUILDING HUZAM said. “They might not realize how allocated. deep something goes.” The bill in question was a She said parents had some statewide expansion of Project Leo, options to protect their autistic chil- which was put in place in 2016 after Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 dren, such as survival swimming the drowning of nine-year-old Leo classes and GPS monitoring sys- Walker of Live Oak two years prior. The building has been a source of fascination and jokes for pened. tems. The swimming classes, she The project works to provide years online and off, including Halloween costumes and a pair A search was mobilized, with said, are rudimentary and simply devices to search for people with of socks illustrated with the building. more than 100 people joining the intended to teach a child how to special needs. Bowers said there was no big reason the building had sat SCSO in searching for Humza. The doggy-paddle and get out of deep Unfortunately, there is currently unfinished for so long. He had been paying as he went for it, initial press release that went out water. no state funding to provide extra taking his time so as not to go into debt. When the lights came stated Humza was nonverbal and “It’s not like long distance swim- technology. on, he said it was because they had hired a new general contrac- would not have responded to his ming,” she said. “And it’s good for But Daly said parents should tor recently, whose first idea was to “get some lights turned on name. kids to know how to swim. I mean, look into getting them if they need inside.” On Sunday morning, a body was in Florida, it should almost be them, anyway. “A building like this, you can’t stop, or else you lose your per- found in the lake and identified as required. It’s a good way to make “If your child wanders, you mit,” he said. “So it’s been slow from time to time.” Humza’s. sure they can get out of the water.” should look into getting one,” she In the past, Bowers has received a settlement from the state for Terri Daly, Director of the UCF As for GPS monitoring systems, said. “We’ve had three or four kids some land in the path of the I-4 expansion. He has also claimed Center for Autism and Related Daly said it was regrettable that drown in the last five years. The the building will be finished several times in recent years, which Disabilities, said drowning was the while there had been a bill, Senate cost is high, but compared to the has not come to pass. number one cause of death for chil- Bill 1156, passed earlier this year to cost of losing a child, it can’t even But Bowers’ plans for the building are grand. Aside from dren with autism. provide parents in need with the be compared.” being the future headquarters of SuperChannel 55, a Christian “They’re interested in water,” she GPS systems, no funding had been network that reaches people statewide, he wants to have retail space, an event space and more inside. “We want to give the station a home,” he said. “This is our 40th year broadcasting. And to create income, we want to do like AIRPORT Sanford Herald that their goal is to draw in a variety a hotel banquet room, leaving space for conventions. And we’ll of different businesses to boost the area. have some food service and shops. We want to accommodate “The airport is important for Central Florida,” he tenants.” said. “It’s as important as the Orlando airport. It can According to their website, SuperChannel 55 reaches over four Continued from Page 1 handle big planes, big cargo carriers. There’s so much million people across the state. land there. And it’s easy to land there.” On Monday, construction workers were hard at work. There other mixed-use facilities to create a hub of activity He said the lack of congestion around the Sanford will be two parking garage areas for the building when it’s all around the airport. Orlando International Airport as compared to the finished, Bowers said, and 13 elevators. There will be a new They have about 400 acres of vacant land that has Orlando International Airport made it a more desirable ramp off I-4 that leads drivers closer to the building’s entrance. been identified as usable for development, a press prospect. Of SuperChannel 55, Bowers said they were going strong 40 release states, including seven parcels between 9.7 to “It’s the best kept secret around,” he said. “But I years into their existence. 19.6 acres that have already been designated for vari- want to make Sanford a household name, through the “We’re a full power community station,” he sad. “We focus on ous hotels, retail and manufacturing businesses in the world. It’s just a matter of time.” Christian and inspirational messages. Most viewers and support- future. All of this is happening as the airport itself expands, ers don’t actually live here. So we’re not just a local building, There will be jobs coming, with an estimated 2,500 consolidating its terminals, building new aircraft park- we’re here for a whole region.” jobs alone just for construction stages, the press release ing areas and more. Diane Crews, President of the Asked about what he thought of the jokes about his building, states, and their intent is to create an "economic Sanford Airport Authority, told the Sanford Herald Bowers cracked a smile. growth engine" for Sanford, the press release states. that they’re ready for new businesses to come in “We prefer to let the building do the talking,” he said. Paul Partyka, a partner with NAI Realvest, told the because of the revenue it will bring to the airport. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 8-11, 2018 • PAGE 7 Parkland suspect: Voice told him to burn, kill, destroy

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — redacted transcript of Cruz's post-shooting "Burn, kill, destroy what?" the detective mother's garage. Florida school shooting suspect Nikolas statement after a judge ruled last month that asked. "It didn't bounce all over hell and creation?" Cruz told a detective that a demon in his head nonconfession portions should be made pub- "Anything," Cruz responded. Curcio asked. No, Cruz replied, saying the — "the evil side" — told him to burn, kill and lic. The interrogation began about four hours He told Curcio that he had to fight the bullets embedded in the concrete. destroy, and that he thought about going to a after the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory voice from taking over, that it was always bad. Cruz said he tried to kill himself with an park to kill people about a week before 17 Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland Curcio questioned that, asking how it could over-the-counter pain reliever after his mom people were gunned down at the school, and about 2½ hours after Cruz was captured always be bad if Cruz had held down a job at died and years earlier had tried to drink him- according to a transcript of his interrogation as he walked down a nearby street. a discount store for two years. self to death because he was lonely. released Monday. The Associated Press and other media had "The voice is in here," he said, apparently "You don't have a lot of friends?" Curcio During the more than 11 hours of question- sought the statement's release under Florida's pointing to his head. "And then it's me. It's asked. ing by Broward sheriff's Detective John broad public records laws. Cruz's attorneys just regular me trying to be a good person." "No." Cruz said he goes fishing with the Curcio, Cruz usually answered in short sen- had wanted it suppressed, saying its disclo- Curcio said everyone has a good and bad side. demon. tences or nodded yes or no, speaking so softly sure could hinder his right to a fair trial. "Do they really?" Cruz said. Curcio told Cruz he doesn't believe the that the detective repeatedly told him to speak Cruz's statements about the shooting are He said the voice tried to get him to shoot voice exists, but Cruz insisted it was there and up. Twice when Curcio left the room, Cruz, 19, blacked out, but the transcript is otherwise people at a park a week earlier. Or maybe it said he wanted to see a psychiatrist. cursed at himself and said that he wanted to wide-ranging, dealing with the death of was three. Cruz couldn't remember exactly, At the end of the interrogation, the detec- die, he deserved to die. Cruz's parents, his penchant for killing ani- but he didn't want to do it. Curcio asked why tive let Cruz's 18-year-old brother into the "You're nothin'," Cruz told himself, fol- mals, his former girlfriend, his brother, guns, he didn't. room. lowed by cursing. suicide attempts and, especially, the voice. He "I ... I don't know," he said. "You — your — people think you're a mon- The interrogation will be pored over by told Curcio the voice appeared after his father Cruz told Curcio he wanted to join the ster now," Zachary Cruz told him. prosecutors and defense attorneys if Cruz died about 15 years ago but got worse after Army to be a Ranger but he failed the written "A monster?" Cruz responded. attempts an insanity defense or for mitigating his mother died of pneumonia in November. exam "because I was stupid." "You're not acting like yourself. Like, why? factors if he is convicted and faces the death Cruz described the voice as a male, about Cruz said he bought the AR-15 allegedly Like, we've ... this is not who you are. Like, penalty. Cruz's attorneys have said he would his age, and said the only person he ever told used in the shooting a year before because it come on. Why did you do this? This is ... don't plead guilty in exchange for a sentence of life about it was his brother. was "cool looking" and "to feel safe." He said even laugh at me," Zachary Cruz said. without parole. Curcio asked what the voice told him. he bought other guns but fired them only "I'm sorry, dude," Nikolas Cruz replied. Prosecutors released the 216-page, heavily "Burn. Kill. Destroy," Cruz responded. twice, both times into the cement floor of his

AP CENTER That was where the Victim Service Center came big news for VSC, they also focus on counseling in. and helping people lead normal lives after other “They said, will you serve Seminole County?” traumatic events, too. Continued from Page 1 Continued from Damiani recalled. “I said, we already are, just out of “Sometimes, people don’t seek out help for eight Page 1 Orange County. A lot of our clients worked in years after a traumatic event,” Damiani said. “They Orlando. They would come here before work, after sometimes never get help at the time. Like maybe plaza as the medical center Shepherd’s Hope, work, during lunch. But of course, we stepped in for the Pulse tragedy, we might not see people com- The father of a missing whom VSC has worked with in the past. without hesitation. I was surprised they hadn’t ing in for another decade. I could be retired by Georgia boy may shed There will be a 24/7 sexual assault hotline, which asked us a long time ago.” then.” light on a bizarre tale of can be reached at 407-500-HEAL, and there will There were 45 Seminole County residents served Above all, Damiani says they strive to be there guns, exorcism and child always be someone in the Longwood office to pro- by VSC in the 2016-17 fiscal year, and 47 so far in for people in need of counseling, which is the abuse at a compound vide crisis intervention services. the 2017-18 fiscal year. longest-term service they provide. near the Colorado bor- Orange County has had a designated rape crisis They also partner with the Seminole County “We build relationships with clients,” he said. der. center since 2004 with VSC, and Osceola County Sheriff’s Office, though DNA collection is handled “We work with them for years. We help them when followed in 2012. differently in Seminole as opposed to Orange and their lives are in disarray.” Previously, Seminole County was paired with FATHER ARRESTED Osceola. In Seminole County, the SCSO handles On Aug. 16, the Longwood office of the VSC will Brevard County for services, but due to budgetary DNA collection themselves, where in the other two have a ‘Survivor Meet and Greet’ event at 6 p.m., AT NEW MEXICO reasons, Brevard’s office couldn’t afford to cover COMPOUND TO FACE counties, the VSC has a facility they use. which will allow clients to seek out support groups. Seminole any longer. While the designation as a rape crisis center is COURT

The father of a missing Georgia boy may shed light on a bizarre tale of MEALS meals, neighborhood dining, trans- “We rely on the support of hun- tious meals daily for a week,” said guns, exorcism and child portation services, care manage- dreds of volunteers, who deliver Fincher. “Although we are serving abuse at a compound ment, housekeeping services, minor much more than a meal. They offer more than 600 meals each day, there near the Colorado bor- Continued from Page 1 home repairs, weatherization assis- a friendly smile and an important are more than 260 seniors on our der. tance, and chore services to safety check. Volunteers are the waiting list for meals. With addi- Director of Meals on Wheels, Etc. Seminole County seniors age 60 and heart of our organization,” said tional funding we can meet this HOW ZIKA-BORN older. Fincher. need and continue to serve the BABIES ARE FARING “Our services help local seniors remain independent and safe in Meals on Wheels, Etc. prepares In recognition of 45 years of serv- growing senior population here in their own homes.” meals daily in their own commercial ice to the community, Meals on Seminole County for years to One in 7 infants born kitchen located in Sanford. Each Wheels, Etc. is launching a cam- come.” to the virus-infected What started in 1973, with a small group of people concerned about weekday more than 600 meals are paign soliciting $45 donations For more information on Meals women developed delivered to homebound seniors throughout the month of September. on Wheels, Etc. and how you can microcephaly, seizures or the welfare of seniors, has evolved and neighborhood dining sites “Forty-five dollars will provide a help, please visit mealsetc.org or some kind of health into a community-based non-profit across Seminole County. homebound senior with two nutri- call 407-333-8877. problem, a study finds. agency providing home delivered

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday August 8, 2018 Sports LMSA Dawgs advance to Florida League Finals Briefs From Staff Reports Winter Park would scratch a run back Ahoy! in the top of the fifth inning as Scott Fisk Hayden, Jeffrey LEESBURG (Aug. 3, 2018) — A win or Hayden and Angie Hayden would leadoff with a single and eventu- go home situation for both teams in game ally score on an error to make it 5-2. The on Ole Yeller won the special three between the Winter Park Diamond Sunday Rum Race, sponsored bats began to buzz for the Diamond by Goslings Black Rum, that Dawgs and the Leesburg Lightning need- Winter Park shocks Dawgs as they attempted to battle back. was postponed from last ed extra innings to decide who would The bases were left loaded by Winter Wednesday, in 8 to 10 mph move on. In the end, Winter Park pulled Park in the sixth inning, but the Diamond winds with gusts of 14. off the upset over the top-seeded Dawgs converted in the seventh as two Congratulations to David Lightning, 7-6, in a thrilling 11 innings to DawgsLightning a 1-0 lead after the first inning. in 11-inningsHe proceeded to hit Wes Weeks runners would climb aboard before Fishel who won the rum! earn a trip to the FCSL Championship. Turner Scruggs (Winthrop) got the start (North Florida) to load the bases and Cristian Rivera (Webber International) Here are the results: The first pitch of the game from on the hill for Winter Park and was cruis- then walked Jose Crisostomo (Miami blasted one over the right field score- 1. (Displacement 1) Ole Yeller Leesburg starter Hunter Caudelle ing through three innings. In the top of Dade) to force in a run to tie the game at (Fisk Hayden), 1:46:21; 2. board to tie the game with one swing at (Georgia Gwinnett) hit Winter Park’s the fourth inning, however, he allowed a 1-1. Matthew Wiseman (San Jacinto) 5-5. Rivera has been said to have sneaky (Planing 1) no name (Scott Robbie Scott (Lake Sumter) as he took a leadoff walk to Jay Prather (North then put the hosts ahead with a two-run Marriott), 1:46:24; 3. (Planing 2) pop but there was nothing sneaky about pitch off the back and immediately stole Florida) followed by a one out single from double. After AJ Chacon (Undecided) how hard he crushed that ball. That was Bad JuJU (Jim White), 1:46:54; 4. second base on the next pitch. From there Frank Niemann (Tulane). On the single, came on to pitch, Tucker Rayburn (Displacement 2) Arianna the first home run that Winter Park has (Allister James), 1:50:07; 5. Chandler Robertson (UCF) hit an infield Scruggs went to back up home plate and (Florida A&M) singled in a run and hit at Leesburg’s ballpark this season. (Planing 3) no name (Tony single followed by an RBI groundout from rolled his ankle in doing so and didn’t Wiseman scored on a wild pitch to push Porterfield), 1:50:31; 6. Tyler Osik (UCF) to give the Diamond appear to perform the same after that. the Lightning lead to 5-1. See Dawgs, Page 9 (Displacement 3) Patriot (David Mair), 1:58:53; 7. (Displacement 4) Crack’n (Larry Harrington), 2:05:25; 8. (Displacement 5) Charlie Deuces (Jason Quick), 2:06:24; 9. (Planing 4) Raider16 (Olivier Fleury), 2:08:08; 10. (Displacement 6) Opturas (David Fishel), 2:11:11; 11. (Displacement 7) Summer Time (Greg Wozniak), 2:26:05; 12. (Displacement 8) Sun(s) shine over FCSL Shajaira (Bob Fellingham), 2:30:02; 13. (tie) (Displacement 9) DeLand dominates Wicklow Way (Richard Gailey) and (Multihull 1) Blue Bananas (Jeff Herter), Did Not Finish. Upcoming Events: deciding Game 3 * Every Wednesday _ LMSA Goslings Rum Racing. Start window 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Be sure to come by the club- with Winter Park house beforehand to sign in and From Staff Reports get the course. We will be meet- ing at the Breezeway Restaurant For 2-1/2 games the 2018 Florida Collegiate Summer afterwards. NOR/Sailing League Best-of-3 Championship Series was one to instructions are here: remember, as the teams took turns at controlling each http://www.flalmsa.org/?pa ge_id=101. game and trading the momentum in a pair of extreme- Announcing a change to the ly tight games that went down to the final out. Sailing Florida Weekly Photo But the tide changed in deciding game 3 on Monday Contest - Photos will now be in DeLand when the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs posted to the entrants own had to pull their starting pitcher because of pitch Facebook timeline, like you count, and the Suns, who led just 2-1 when Dawgs would normally share with starter JP Williams (Eastern Florida State) had to leave friends. In the description, the game, who added a run to their lead in the fifth, enter the hashtag as follows: exploded for nine runs in the sixth inning to turn the #SailingFloridaPhotoContest0 80818 (It’s the date, mmddyy). game into a Run Rule blowout, 12-1, in 7-innings. Make sure your posting is Overall it was a super postseason series for the league ‘Public’, so everyone can see as every game was tightly-played and well-contested it (and I can find it to count and in the end, it was the Suns claiming their second the number of ‘Likes’.) Florida League crown, while the Diamond Dawgs lost Rules: in the final for the second consecutive season. http://www.flalmsa.org/ Here are the results for the 2018 Florida Collegiate For more information about Summer League Playoffs: LMSA, please visit our web Playoff Schedule site _ www.flalmsa.org _ or (All Games schedule for 7 p.m.) call (321) 578-8364. So,whatareyouwaitingfor?You Play-In Game boughttheboat,GOSAILING! Monday, July 30 * #4 Winter Park 20, #5 Seminole County 17. ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD Semifinals Coming up this week at Orlando Speed World Dragway: Best of 3 * Today (Wednesday) is Tuesday, July 31 “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, fea- * #1 Leesburg 1, #4 Winter Park 0. turing “All Welcome Test and * #2 DeLand 2, #3 Sanford 1. Tune, Grudge Racing and Fun Thursday, August 2 Runs” with gates opening at 6 * #4 Winter Park 3, #1 Leesburg 2. p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 * #2 DeLand 5, #3 Sanford 1. p.m. General Admission is $12, Friday, August 3 plus an additional $13 to race. (If Necessary) * “Friday Night Frenzy” will also feature “All Welcome Test * #4 Winter Park 7, #1 Leesburg 6, 11-innings. and Tune and Grudge Racing” Championship Series with gates opening at 6 p.m. (Best of 3) General Admission is $12, plus Saturday, August 4 an additional $13 to race. * #2 DeLand 4, #4 Winter Park 0. * Saturday _ BLP Racing Sunday, August 5 Products Professional NHRA * #4 Winter Park 7, #2 DeLand 5. ET Championship Bracket Monday, August 6 Series #11. Events include (If Necessary) Super Pro, Pro (no box), Pro Cycle, Jr. Street, Jr. Dragster (Pro * #2 DeLand 12, #4 Winter Park 1, 7-innings. Sportsman) and Sportsman. Here is a recap of the Championship Series: There will also by a Jr. Dragster Game 1: DeLand 4, Winter Park 0 Novice from 8 a.m.-to-9 a.m. The DeLand Suns moved onto the doorstep of their Herald photo (Valoy) by Greg Fencik Gates open at 12 p.m. and Time first Florida League championship in six years on Other photos courtesy of Florida League Trials at 1 p.m. to be followed Saturday night with a 4-0 victory over the Winter Park The DeLand Suns (top) won their second FCSL title behind the pitching of Jesus Valoy (above, left) and MVP by Eliminations. Admission is Diamond Dawgs on Melching Field at Conrad Park. Brayden Sisson (above, right, receiving his award from Commissioner Rob Sitz, left, and President Stefano Foggi, $12 (kids 10-and-Under free). The victory was DeLand’s fifth straight, dating back to * Funday Sunday.“All right), who went 5-for-5 and drove in five runs in the final. Welcome” Test-n-Tune, Grudge the final two games of the regular season. Racing & Fun Runs. Free Swap For the second straight game, the Suns got on the board in his team a chance to compete in the ball game. (Lakeland CC). Ostenson tossed the first six innings Space with paid admission. Gates the first inning to take a lead they would never relinquish. “On that side of the ball, we had a chance to win for DeLand, striking out seven and scattering five hits. open at 10 a.m. Racing from 10:30 In the top of the first, Winter Park got a leadoff walk, tonight,” said manager Chuck Schall, “We just didn’t Smith then came on in the seventh inning, and posted a.m.-to-5 p.m.Admission is $12; but a double play erased the runner and that would do it offensively tonight.” three scoreless innings for the second game in a row. kids 10-Under free. Race Fee is $13. prove fortuitous as the next two batters doubled and DeLand added a run in the bottom of the fifth For his efforts, Smith earned the save in the contest, The Dragway Information singled before the third out was recorded. inning, when DeTringo reached on a one out single, just as he did in Game 2 of the FCSL Semifinals. Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 and In the bottom half, each of the first five Suns reached and McFalls (Winthrop) followed with a single of his The bats of the Diamond Dawgs couldn’t string togeth- the website is at _ base. Nick DeTringo (Tampa) led off with a single, but www.raceosw.com/dragway/. own. Alan Alonso (Lake Sumter) came up as a pinch er timely hits in this game. Three of the six hits for Winter SpeedWorld is located 17 was picked off on a nice move from Diamond Dawgs hitter, and lined a single into right field, scoring Park came with two outs, which didn’t really allow for miles east of Orlando in starter Brooks Brophy (Alabama Huntsville). Scout DeTringo. The trio of DeTringo, McFalls and Alonso Winter Park to capitalize on any of those base knocks. Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial McFalls (Winthrop) drew a walk, Matthew Mulkey combined for six of DeLand’s nine hits in the victory. Two of those hits were doubles, one by Jeff Korte (Illinois) Drive, between Orlando and (Winthrop) was hit by a pitch and Brayden Sisson The final Suns run came in the bottom of the eighth. and the other by Tyler Osik (UCF). Both men were left Titusville on Highway 50 at (Kentucky Wesleyan) singled to load the bases before The first two hitters of the inning, Joe Burke (Kentucky stranded as was any Diamond Dawg to reach base. the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Geordon Blanton (Marshall), who added a slew of Wesleyan) and Kyle Ball (Stetson), reached base on a walk “We had a few opportunities to score,” said Schall, excellent defensive efforts, ripped a two-run single. and an error. After Ball stole second with one out, Wade “We needed to get the big knock, and to win these UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER types of games that’s what you need to score. When An eight-match home slate After that rough first inning that saw seven Suns come Stauss (Southeast Missouri) hit a sacrifice fly to right field, to the plate, Brophy was nothing short of phenomenal. scoring Burke from third to account for the final 4-0 score. we had guys in scoring position tonight with two outs we weren’t getting that big knock.” See Briefs, Page 9 He would work six total innings while striking out four On the mound, the Suns got a combined shutout and only allowing one additional earned run. He gave from Luke Ostenson (Indianapolis) and Andrew Smith FCSL, Page 9 SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, August 8, 2018 • Page 9

Dawgs in the bottom of the ninth as things got we got to two outs, coach just said go drew a walk and Luke Brown doubled that happened out there tonight. Third intense. A leadoff walk would be so I got a bigger lead than normal and down the right field line to put runners year in the league for Rivera…it could’ve Continued from Page 8 erased on a fielder’s choice after a pop got a good jump to beat the throw.” on second and third with just one out. been his last game but he hits a three run “In my mind, I told myself my sum- up. With two down, the next two run- The momentum picked up from there Tanner Clark (North Florida) took a bomb to tie it up. Putting Brophy out mer isn’t finished yet,” said Rivera, “It ners reached to load the bases. Chacon as with two outs, Rivera was intention- pitch in the back to load the bases with there to pinch run and score the go was a great moment; he threw me a first was able to get Leesburg’s best hitter to ally walked to put runners at first and still just one out, chasing Max Clark in ahead run and the nice play at first.” pitch slider for a ball so I knew my pitch roll into a groundout to escape the jam second. Jeff Korte (Illinois) made favor of Gage Warren (Daytona State) The Diamond Dawgs were 0-16 in games was coming. It was a fastball right there and send the game to extra innings. Leesburg pay for that as he ripped a and sending the previously dormant Pat when trailing through six innings of play, and I put a good swing on it.” “AJ was the key to us being able to double just over the left fielder’s head Thomas Stadium crowd into a frenzy. and they picked the perfect time for their Chacon pitched all the way through the win this game,” said manager Chuck to give Winter Park a 7-5 lead. That was Prather (North Florida) drove in pinch first comeback victory of the season. With 10th inning, that’s 6.2-innings pitched, his Schall, “He kept us right there when Korte’s fourth double of the postseason. runner Walker McCleney (Alabama) with a their backs against the walls for two con- longest outing of the season. It was his best we were down 5-1.” Brophy would stay in the game to sacrifice fly to center field to draw Leesburg secutive nights, Winter Park responded one and it couldn’t have come at a better Neither team really got anything going play first base in the bottom half of the within one. With two on and two outs, the like they never had before as everyone on time for Winter Park as after Rivera’s in the 10th inning, but it was in the 11th inning as the first pitcher to play a Lightning put their faith inAll-Star slugger the team contributed to the win. homer in the top of the seventh, Chacon inning where the Diamond Dawgs did the position for Winter Park this season. Tanner May (North Florida). May put a “They were having fun out there,” would retire the next six Leesburg hitters. damage. With one out, Brian Ellis (FGCU) Trailing 7-5 in the bottom of the 11th charge into one and lifted the ball to deep said Schall, “Those guys expected to “I was trying to stay relaxed, keep my drew a walk and was replaced with pitch- with their season on the line, the Leesburg center field, but it wasn’t far enough and win, we were just here hoping to hang composure and focus on the mental aspect er Brooks Brophy (Alabama Huntsville) as Lightning did what they do best, fight. center fielder Osik made the catch to end with them and that lets us play a little of the game” said Chacon, “My curveball a pinch runner. For the second consecutive Reliever Max Clark (Undecided) retired the game, sending the Winter Park looser in that situation.” was looking pretty good, I started a lot of night, a pitcher stole a base, as Brophy beat the leadoff batter when Brophy scooped a Diamond Dawgs to the championship. hitters with that and would then go to my the throw with a graceful head first slide. ball out of the dirt, but then something “We got some really great performanc- * _ Winter Park intern Ken Landis cutter,which complimented my fastball.” “Their pitcher was taking a long time that maybe nobody in the stands expected. es today from some of our guys,” said (UCF) and Leesburg intern Matt Holzapfel Chacon ran into a little bit of trouble to get to the plate,” said Brophy, “When Sean Mootrey (Georgia Gwinnett) Schall, “There were so many cool things (Elon University) contributed to this article.

FCSL lowed with an RBI double, putting DeLand up 2-1. DeLand’s lead extended to two runs in the fifth on Continued from Page 8 a wild pitch. The Suns put runners on second and Game 2: Winter Park 7, DeLand 5 third on a walk, a single, and an error, which chased Once again with their backs against the wall, the starter Williams from the game. On the first pitch Winter Park Diamond Dawgs lived to see another day from relief pitcher Turner Scruggs (Winthrop), Burke as they defeated the Deland Suns, 7-5, in Game 2 of the came in on a wild pitch, stretching the lead to 3-1. FCSL Championship Series on Joe Skinner Field at Williams didn’t have his absolute best stuff, but even Bishop Moore Catholic High School on Sunday night. on a day when he doesn’t perform per usual, he is still The game got off to a great start for the Suns, as an elite pitcher. His final line on the night read four for the second straight game they sent seven batters innings pitched with four strikeouts and three walks to the plate in the first inning, this time scoring three with three earned runs. Williams worked a lot of full runs, loading the bases on two singles and a hit by counts tonight even if he ended up winning the battle pitch. DeTringo scored the first run on a passed ball, it ran him to the maximum pitch count quickly. McFalls scored on a passed ball and a Joe Burke The magical sixth inning began with a walk to (Kentucky Wesleyan) groundout plated Mulkey. McFalls, and an error off the bat of Mulkey. Sisson In the bottom of the first, the Diamond Dawgs Photo courtesy of Florida League brought both runners in with a single, which answered with three runs of their own as Robbie The Winter Park Diamond Dawgs put up a great fight, advancing all the way from the Play-In Game opened the floodgates. During the nine-run frame, Scott (Lake Sumter) led off the inning with a double runs were also brought in on a Blanton double, a to the ʻif necessaryʼ Game 3 final on Monday. on the first pitch. The three runs would score on a wild pitch, a two-run single from McFalls, a dou- Cale Jones (Santa Fe) sacrifice fly, a Cristian Rivera ble from Mulkey and another two-run single from (Webber International) double, and a wild pitch. third. A throw came to third base but it was wild and now,” said Schall, “It’s one game tomorrow,anything Sisson. Sisson completed the championship-decid- Neither team was able to score again until the sixth, trickled into the outfield, as Korte trotted home for can happen. I think by winning this game and know- ing contest with five hits and five RBI. thanks to the pitching efforts of DeLand’s Ryan Fultz the little-league inside-the-park home run. The ing that we’ve got a good starter on the mound tomor- For his efforts in Game 3, Sisson was named the (Troy) and Winter Park’s William Ard (USC Aiken), Diamond Dawgs were on top 6-4 after seven innings. row that our guys will be really excited tomorrow.” Championship Series MVP. During the playoffs, who came into pitch in the second inning and was “I was rounding second base and I saw him Game 3: DeLand 12, Winter Park 1, 7-innings Sisson hit .474 with seven RBI, and recorded a .545 nothing shy of outstanding. He pitched seven throwing home,” said Korte, “I started going for In DeLand Suns lore, they’ll talk about “The on base percentage. Sisson is the first FCSL innings, which is tied for the longest outing of the third and saw it hit off the catcher and kept run- Sixth” for long time. Championship MVP to not come from a school in season by any Diamond Dawg, and the longest on ning to third. The catcher made a bad throw and The Suns claimed the 2018 Florida Collegiate Florida since 2012, when Bryan Adametz came the active roster. Normally a short reliever, he turned I started going home, I started running out of Summer League Championship with a 12-1, 7-inning from NC State to power the Suns to their first title. in his best performance of the season, only allowing gas near the end but I made it.” Mercy Rule victory over the Winter Park Diamond Jesus Valoy (Miami Dade) completed one of the three hits and one run, which was unearned. He also Korte’s stats from the postseason have been absolute- Dawgs in Game 3 of the championship series on greatest seasons in Florida League history with anoth- struck out four batters while walking just one. ly insane. He is 9-for-22, which gives him a .409 batting Monday night on Melching Field at Conrad Park. The er complete game. After giving up the run in the top “I tried to go as deep as I could in the game,” said average. Six of those nine hits are doubles. Seven dou- Suns scored nine runs in the bottom of the sixth inning of the first, he hurled six scoreless innings and finished Ard, “I had a great defense behind me, they helped me bles was the highest amount by a single Diamond to turn a 3-1 nailbiter into the 12-1 run rule victory. the night allowing the one run on five hits, while strik- out with a lot of hard hit balls and made some great Dawg in the regular season through 38 games and DeLand’s championship was the second in ing out two and walking one on just 89-pitches. plays which helped keep my pitch count down.” Korte has almost tied that in just five. He also has eight franchise history, and the first since 2012. The Valoy, who was mentored this summer by “He gave us a chance to win,” said Schall, “He RBI which leads the team in the playoffs. Diamond Dawgs fell one game short of a league Suns Pitching Coach Mike Powers, the former had his best outing of the year when it meant the “That was fun,” said Schall, “Korte stepped up title for the second season in a row. Seminole High School Head Baseball Coach and most. I was really proud of that guy.” big there, we had runners at first and second and Winter Park began the night well as leadoff batter Athletic Director, went 9-0 this season for the The ice was broken in the top of the sixth. he went opposite field with it. I looked out there Scott worked a walk on five pitches. He has been a Suns with a 1.95 ERA. In the postseason he was Mulkey started the inning by reaching on an and all of their players were on the ground like true leadoff hitter all season long and worked counts 2-0, throwing 14 innings, allowing two runs on error, and moved around to third on a hit by we just got out of a battle or something.” exactly as a number one hitter should do. Chandler 11 hits with one walk and 11 strike outs. pitch and an error. Blanton drove in the go-ahead The Diamond Dawgs added an insurance run in Robertson (UCF) was hit by a pitch, before Scott stole When the final out was recorded on a groundout to run on sacrifice fly, giving the Suns the 4-3 lead. the bottom of the eighth inning. Abraham Sequera third. After a line out, Cale Jones (Santa Fe) would Valoy,the Suns poured onto the field to celebrate the Winter Park would get that one run back and more (North Florida) led off the inning with a walk, and drive in the only run of the game for the Diamond title in front of their home crowd. The championship in the bottom of the seventh inning. After leaving a came around to score without the aid of a hit, mov- Dawgs on a single through the left side of the infield. is the second for Rick Hall, who was at the helm when leadoff double stranded in the sixth inning, the ing around on a bunt and two wild pitches, giving After being held off the scoreboard in the first two the Suns won the title at Tropicana Field in 2012. Diamond Dawgs had the first two batters reach but the hosts a three-run cushion in the ninth inning. innings, the Suns would score 12 unanswered runs Winter Park Manager Chuck Schall has now made saw them still out there with two away.In danger of DeLand made things interesting in the top of the in the next four, beginning with a run in the third. it to the FCSL championship three years in a row. stranding two more runners on the evening, Jeff ninth, loading the bases with no outs. However, DeLand loaded the bases on a Sisson single and two He won a championship in 2016 with the Altamonte Korte (Illinois) belted a double over the head of the Gage Warren (Daytona State) would come on for the hit by pitches. Alonso brought in the first DeLand run Springs Boom before leading the Diamond Dawgs left fielder. One run scored easily on the play while save, his second of the postseason, getting a double of the game, drawing a walk on a 3-2 pitch. to back-to-back championship appearances. the second runner was safe on a close play at home play,that a run scored on, but it snuffed out the Sun The Suns took the lead for good in the bottom of which saw the ball bounce away from the Deland chances for a comeback, securing the 7-5 victory. the fourth inning with a pair of extra base hits. * Winter Park intern Ken Landis (UCF) catcher. Korte saw this and immediately hustled for “I think we’ve got a little bit of momentum right Mulkey clubbed a two-out triple and Sisson fol- contributed to this story.

Briefs team selection Stefanie Sanders. Webb (Bombers) scored feature victories The track is located at the corner Aperribay and Jack McCloskey and The Lions visit D.C. United on Among the newcomers is freshman on Saturday,August 4. of SR. 44 and CR 415, between New all-conference honorees, Cal Jennings, Sunday,Aug. 12, at 8 p.m. atAudi Field. Continued from page 8 Sydney Brown from Oviedo. The annual Andrew Hart Backpack Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. Yoni Sorokin, Andreas Steineger, Tickets to all City home matches highlights the 2018 UCF women’s Drive will be held this Saturday,August For information on New Smyrna SENIOR BASEBALL Hattabiou Barry and Louis Perez. are available at OrlandoCitySC.com soccer schedule. The Knights will 11. Race fans that donate a new back- Speedway, call the track office at or by calling 855-ORL-CITY. The Fall Season opens this weekend in face five teams who made the pack to a child in need will receive $5 386-427-4129 or visit the website at ORLANDO PRIDE NCAA Tournament in 2017, and the Orlando Senior BaseballAssociation off their general admission ticket. www.newsmyrnaspeedway.org. BEARS FALL BASEBALL that plays its games at Zinn Beck Field, Orlando Pride (8-6-6, 30 points) rallied will host a pair of those squads at Additionally, kids in attendance All Winter Springs High School Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium, UCF MEN’S SOCCER from a goal down on Sunday night, to the UCF Soccer Complex. will receive free hair cuts by Denise draw Sky Blue FC (0-13-4, 4 points) 2-2 students (9th-to-12th grade) inter- “We’ve set a very challenging South Orange Youth Complex and Marie, and for the adults, there will Ten home matches highlight the Central Winds Park in Winter Springs. UCF men’s soccer 2018 schedule as at Orlando City Stadium. Forward ested in playing baseball, there will schedule yet again for this fall,” head be $1 Landshark drafts and $1 hot Marta added her fourth goal of the sea- be a mandatory informational play- coach Tiffany Roberts Sahaydak said. Visit the website _ head coach Scott Calabrese pre- dogs (until 7:30 p.m.). son and midfielder Dani Weatherholt er only meeting Wednesday, “I believe we’ve been successful in www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ for pares for his second season. The night’s racing will feature division scored her second to split the points. August 15, right after school locat- securing games that will prepare us more information on the league. action beginning with qualifying for the “We have constructed a challeng- 35-AND-OVER LEAGUE ing and exciting schedule for the The Pride close out a three-game ed at the WSHS Baseball Complex. for a deep run in postseason play. Modifieds, a 10 Lap Heat Race for the Here is the info: When I look at this list of opponents, Saturday, August 11 2018 season,” said Calabrese. “We homestand on Saturday,Aug. 11, Super Late Models and 8-Lap Heat Who: The Lake Jesup Bears Baseball there’s so much to be excited about.” 9:30 a.m. _ Orlando Braves @ have the opportunity to measure when Portland Thorns FC visit Races for the Mod Minis, Bombers and Club Coached by the Winter Springs The Knights will play a pair of exhi- Orlando Brewers, Central Winds. Ground Pounders of Florida, followed ourselves against some of the Central Florida at 7:30 p.m. High School Baseball Staff. bition matches, at home tomorrow 12:30 p.m. _ Central FL Cardinals @ by features in the Modifieds (50), Super nation’s elite programs as we look to Tickets for that match are available at (Thursday) against Wyoming starting Central Florida Reds, Central Winds. Late Models (35), Mod Minis Twin (two build on the progress of last season.” orlando-pride.com/tickets or by calling What: Fall Baseball Varsity & 45-AND-OVER LEAGUE at 7 p.m. and in Jacksonville on 20 lap features), Bombers (20) and The Knights warm up the season (855) ORL-CITY.For more information Junior Varsity Teams and our Saturday, August 11 Sunday at noon against North Florida. Ground Pounders of Florida (20). with two exhibition matches host- on the Orlando Pride, visit strength & conditioning program. UCF opens the regular season on 3:30 p.m. _ Orlando Royals @ Dr. Pit gates open at 3 p.m. All division ing Eastern Florida State College www.Orlando-Pride.com or follow us Where: WSHS Baseball Complex. Sunday, August 19, hosting FGCU Phillips Cubs, Central Winds. practice from 4 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. Ticket this Saturday, August 11, at 7 p.m. on Twitter,Facebook or Instagram. Why: Learn about the fall program for starting at 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. _ Daytona Beach Rays @ booths and grandstand gates open at 6 and traveling to FAU before kick- WSHS students who want to improve The Knights feature 11 returning Deltona White Sox, Central Winds. p.m. and racing starts at 7:30 p.m. ing off the regular season on the ORLANDO CITY their overall baseball skills. players who clocked time in at least 10 NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY Adult admission is $15 (reserved seat- road at Penn State on Aug. 24. Orlando City SC (7-14-2, 23 When:Wednesday,Aug.15, at 1:30 p.m. matches last year.Among those return- The 2018 NASCAR Whelen All- ing is $20, the top six (6) rows of the The Knights are coming off an 8-6-2 points) erased a two-goal deficit to QUESTIONS? Email Head ers include Lake Mary’s Emily Tipton America Series is underway at Main Grandstand). Kids 11 years of age season after finishing second in con- draw the New England Revolution Baseball Coach Mike Bradley - and Oviedo’s Payton Grewal American New Smyrna Speedway. and under are free of charge. MUST be ference play in both the regular season (7-7-8, 29 points) 3-3 on Saturday at [email protected] - Lake Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Preston Hunt (Sportsman), Dan Pugh accompanied by paying Adult to quali- and The American tournament. The Orlando City Stadium. MLS All-Star Jesup Bears Baseball Club. Year Vera Varis and Rookie of the Year (Pro Trucks), Wayne Parker (Modifieds), fy for Free Admission. Pits - Members 2018 squad returns 21 Knights includ- Yoshimar Yotún had three assists to For the dedicated players who have a Dina Orschmann, along with all-rookie MikeAmato (Super Stocks) and Dan ($20), Non-Members ($25). ing Winter Springs High grads Gorka tie the Club’s single-game record. burning desire to be the best on the field. 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THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TIFYING THE SALE AND TITLE By:Carlos /s/ R. Carlos Arias, R. Esquire Arias, Esq according to the Plat thereof, as SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR M&T BANK, THAT SHALL BE ASSESSED Florida Bar No.: 820911 recorded in Plat Book 1, Page DA (407) 665-4227 If you are a person with a dis- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Plaintiff, AS COSTS. THE COURT, IN 56 through 64, inclusive, of the ability who needs any accom- DA ITS DISCRETION, MAY Public Records of Seminole CASE NO.: 2017CA002357 NOTE: You must contact coordi- modation in order to participate vs. ENLARGE THE TIME OF THE IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH County, Florida a/k/a 815 E. 9th FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT- nator at least 7 days before your in this proceeding, you are enti- Case No. 18-CA-1776 SALE.NOTICEOFTHE A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS Street, Sanford, FL 32771 GAGE ASSOCIATION ("FAN- scheduled court appearance, or tled, at no cost to you, to the THOMAS CLARK CARROLL CHANGEDTIMEOFSALE ANY ACCOMMODATION IN NIE MAE"), A CORPORATION immediately upon receiving this provision of certain assistance. MATTHEW PENGRA and JRA/K/ATHOMASCLARK SHALLBEPUBLISHEDAS ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN NOTICE ORGANIZEDANDEXISTING notification if the time before the If you require assistance please SOPHIA PENGRA CARROLL,MELINDALENZ PROVIDED HEREIN. THIS PROCEEDING, YOU ARE ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN UNDER THE LAWS OF THE scheduled appearance is less contact: Husband and Wife, CARROLL, BANK OF AMERI- ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS UNITED STATES OF AMERI- than 7 days; if you are hearing CA, N.A., , DATED this 26th day of July, YOU, TO THE PROVISION OF FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, CA, or voice impaired in Seminole ADA Coordinator at Seminole Plaintiffs, Defendants. 2018. CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. OTHER THAN THE PROPER- Plaintiff, County, call 711. Court Administration PLEASE CONTACT ADA TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE 301 N. Park Avenue v. STRAUS & EISLER, P.A COODINATOR AT SEMINOLE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST vs. WITNESS my hand and the seal Suite N301 COURT ADMINISTRATION, FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS of this Court this 25th day of Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292 ANNE.LOCHTE;WILL NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Attorneys for Plaintiff 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE, AFTER THE SALE. JOSEPH DONALD HASKELL; July, 2018. (407) 665-4227 LOCHTE; SANDRA KAY SALE 2500 Weston Road, Suite 213 SUITE N301, SANFORD, THE ESTATE OF GLENDA LOCHTE;THEUNKNOWN NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN Weston, FL 33331 FLORIDA 32771, (407) 665- Dated this 30th day of July, 2018 JANE HASKELL, DECEASED; GRANT MALOY NOTE: You must contact coordi- HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF pursuant to an Summary Final 954-349-9400 4227. NOTE: YOU MUST CON- THE INDEPENDENT SAVINGS As Clerk of the Court nator at least 7 days before your WILLIAMLOCHTE,A/K/A Judgment dated July 26, 2018, TACT COORDINATORY AT /S/ ISAAC MANZO PLAN COMPANY; JPMORGAN scheduled court appearance, or WILLIAM AUGUST LOCHTE, and entered in Case No. 2018- /s/ Michael J. Eisler LEAST 7 DAYS BEOFRE Isaac Manzo of CHASE BANK, NATIONAL By Rosetta M. Adams immediately upon receiving this DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN CA-000746-14H-G of the Circuit YOURSCHEDULEDCOURT Manzo & Associates, P.A. ASSOCIATION; GERALD CON- As Deputy Clerk notification if the time before the HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF Court of the 18th Judicial Circuit, By: APPEARANCE,ORIMMEDI- Florida Bar No. 10639 RAD HASKELL A/K/A GERALD scheduled appearance is less MARTHALOCHTE,A/K/A in and for SEMINOLE County, Michael J. Eisler Esq. ATELY UPON RECEIVING 4767 New Broad Street C. HASKELL; WALTER Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 than 7 days; if you are hearing MARTHAHARRISLOCHTE, Florida, wherein M&T BANK is Florida Bar No. 500615 THIS NOTIFICATION IF THE Orlando, FL 32814 WILLIAM HASKELL A/K/A WAL- H020 or voice impaired in Seminole DECEASED; AND ALL OTH- the Plaintiff and THOMAS EMail: serv- TIME BEFORE THE SCHED- Telephone 407-514-2692 TER W. HASKELL; WILLARD County, call 711. ERS CLAIMING BY, CLARK CARROLL JR A/K/A [email protected] ULED APPEARANCE IS LESS Facsimile 407-514-2613 DOUGLASCARROLL,JR. THROUGH,UNDEROR THOMASCLARKCARROLL, THAN 7 DAYS; IF YOU ARE A/K/AWILLARDDOUGLAS WITNESS my hand and the seal AGAINSTSAIDDEFEN- MELINDALENZCARROLL, Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 HEARINGORVOICE Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 CARROLL;GERALDINE of this Court this 25th day of DANTS, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., are H016 IMPAIRED IN SEMINOLE H018 MAULDINF/K/AGERALDINE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF July, 2018. the Defendant(s), the Clerk of COUNTY, CALL 711. FARNDALE; WESLEY T. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Defendants. the Court will sell to the highest ARIAS BOSINGER, PLLC MAULDIN; JOE BOB MAULDIN CIRCUIT IN AND FOR GRANT MALOY bidder for cash on SEPTEM- 140 North Westmonte Drive, A/K/A J. B. MAULDIN; JOAN M. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- As Clerk of the Court and NOTICE OF ACTION BER 27, 2018, at 11:00 A.M., at Suite 203 RAY; ANDRIA MANELSKI A/K/A DA Comproller Room S-201 OF THE SEMI- IN THE COUNTY COURT OF Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ANDRIAHUDSONF/K/A TO: THE UNKNOWN NOLE COUNTY COURT- THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL (407) 636-2549 THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ANDRIA L. LANDEN; PHILLIP CASE NO.: 2017CA001424 By: Rosetta M. Adams HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF HOUSE, 301 NORTH PARK CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR CRAIGMAULDINA/K/A U.S. BANK NA, SUCCESSOR As Deputy Clerk WILLIAMLOCHTE,A/K/A AVENUE, SANFORD, FL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- PHILLIP C. MAULDIN; PAMELA TRUSTEE TO BANK OF AMER- WILLIAM AUGUST LOCHTE, 32771, the following described DA H017 DA MORRISONPIERCEA/K/A ICA,NA,SUCCESSORIN Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 DECEASED; THE UNKNOWN property as set forth in said PAMELA GAIL PIERCE A/K/A INTEREST TO LASALLE BANK H021 HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF Summary Final Judgment lying Case No.: 2012-CC-3727-20L- CASE NO.: 2016CA000835 PAMELA G. PIERCE; REBEC- NA, AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF MARTHALOCHTE,A/K/A and being situate in SEMINOLE S ABS REO TRUST III, CAMORRISONHUDSON OF THE HOLDERS OF THE MARTHAHARRISLOCHTE, County, Florida, to wit: HEATHROW MASTER HOME- Plaintiff, A/K/A REBECCA B. HUDSON WASHINGTON MUTUAL DECEASED; AND ALL OTH- OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN A/K/ABECKYB.HUDSON MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH ERS CLAIMING BY, ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN- VS. F/K/AREBECCAMORRISON CERTIFICATES, WMALT THROUGH,UNDEROR IN CITY OF SANFORD, SEMI- Plaintiff, TY, FLORIDA BATES; JAME NEL FOWLER SERIES 2006-AR5, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AGAINST SAID DEFENDANTS NOLE COUNTY, STATE OF JUSTIN PIEPLOW; et. al., A/K/A JAME FOWLER; JOHN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FLORIDA, AS MORE FULLY vs. CASE No. 2017 CA 001256 Defendant(s). WESLEY PARRISH A/K/A Plaintiff, CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, BY that the above-referenced action DESCRIBED IN DEED BOOK LLOYD OR GAIL P. SVEN- JOHN W. PARRISH A/K/A J. AND FOR THE COUNTY OF has been filed by Plaintiff seek- 06703, PAGE 88, ID# JOSEPH P. AMORINI, et. al., NEVIG AS TO AN UNDIVIDED WESLEY PARRISH; CHARLES vs. SEMINOLE. ing to reform deeds and quiet 34193150100001390, BEING 41.24% AND MARCI G. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE RODNEYMAULDINA/K/A title to real property in the name KNOWN AND DESIGNATED Defendants. WILLIAMSON AS TO AN SALE PURSUANT TO CHARLESR.MAULDIN; GLENN J. PLASS; STEPHANIE PROBATE DIVISION of Plaintiffs pertaining to the title AS LOT 139, STERLING UNDIVIDED 58.76%, CHAPTER 45 UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICI- H. PLASS; WEKIVA RESERVE to the real property located at MEADOWS, ACCORDING TO NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN ARIES, DEVISEES, HOMEOWNERS'ASSOCIA- File Number: 2018 CP 605 Cemetery Road, Geneva, THE PLAT THEREOF, AS NOTICE OF SALE PUR- Plaintiff, that sale will be made pursuant ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, TION, INC. SUCCESSOR BY 002340 Seminole County, Florida RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SUANT TO CHAPTER 45 to an Order Resetting Sale CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND MERGER WITH STOCK- IN RE: ESTATE OF 32732, which is more particular- 69, PAGE(S) 21 THROUGH 28, Notice is given that pursuant to vs. entered on June 6, 2018 in Civil ALL OTHERS WHO MAY BRIDGE MASTER HOMEOWN- ly described as: OFTHEPUBLICRECORDS the Order Resetting Foreclosure Case No. 2016CA000835, of CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ERS'ASSOCIATION,INC.;, DeceasedBILLIE RUTH BOYLSTON, OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sale dated July 27, 2018, in RICKEY ANDRA PARKS; the Circuit Court of the EIGH- ESTATE OF GLENDA JANE UNKNOWNTENANT(S)IN The East 506.5 feet of the FLORIDA. Case No. 2012-CC-3727-20L-S, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF RICK- TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and HASKELL,DECEASED;, POSSESSION #1 and #2, et.al. Northeast ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of the County Court in and for EY ANDRA PARKS; CITY OF for Seminole County, Florida, UNKNOWNTENANT(S)IN NOTICE TO CREDITORS (less the South 599.36 feet) Seminole County, Florida, in SANFORD, FLORIDA; JACKIE wherein, ABS REO TRUST III is POSSESSION #1 and #2, et.al. Defendant(s). The administration of the estate Section 22, Township 20 South, If you are a person with a dis- which HEATHROW MASTER P. WARD; and UNKNOWN the Plaintiff, and JUSTIN Defendant(s). of , Range 32 East, Seminole ability who needs any accom- HOMEOWNERSASSOCIA- TENANT(S), PIEPLOW; JESSIE PIEPLOW; deceased,BILLIE date RUTH of deathBOYLSTON May 1, County, Florida. modation in order to partici- TION, INC., is the Plaintiff and DEERSONGHOMEOWNERS' NOTICE OF ACTION 2018, is pending in the Circuit pate in this proceeding, you JOSEPH P. AMORINI and MAU- Defendant. ASSOCIATION, INC.; ANY AND NOTICE OF ACTION Court for Orange County, and are entitled, at no cost to you, REEN AMORINI are the ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES Florida Probate Division; the to the provision of certain Defendants. The Clerk of Court CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, TO: THE ESTATE OF GLENDA (CurrentTO: GLENN Residence J. PLASS Unknown) address is 425 N. Orange Ave., Begin 749.3 feet South of the assistance. If you require will sell to the highest and best NOTICE OF SALE UNDERANDAGAINSTTHE (CurrentJANE HASKELL, Residence DECEASED Unknown) (Last Known Address(es)) Orlando FL 32801. The person- NE corner of the SW ¼ of assistance please contact: bidder for cash at the Seminole NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL (Last Known Address) 2507 COUNTRY GOLF DR al representative’s attorney Section 22, Township 20 South, ADA Coordinator at Seminole County Courthouse, 301 North pursuant to a Final Judgment DEFENDANT(S)WHOARE 5025 GOLDENROD PLACE RD WELLINGTON, FL 33414 name and addresses are set Range 32 East, thence run West Court Administration, 301 N. Park Avenue, Room S201, dated July 26, 2018 and entered NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR WINTER PARK, FL 32792 forth below. The Personal 664.26 feet to the Easterly right Park Avenue, Suite N301, Sanford, Florida, 32771 at 11:00 in Case No.: 2017 CA 001256 of ALIVE,WHETHERSAID 532 WINONA LKS Representative is James Reed of way line of a public road, Sanford, Florida, 32771-1292, a.m., on September 18, 2018, the Circuit Court in and for UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY EAST STROUDSBURG, PA Boylston 105 Ventura Dr., thence run S 33 degrees 40 (407) 665-4227. NOTE: You the following described property Seminole County, Florida, CLAIMANINTERESTAS UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICI- 18302 Sanford FL 32773. East along right of way line must contact coordinator at set forth in the Order of Final wherein RICKEY ANDRA SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, ARIES, DEVISEES, 284.56 feet, thence run South least 7 days before your Judgment: PARKS; UNKNOWN SPOUSE GRANTEES,OROTHER ASSIGNEES,LIENORS, 1402 ROYAL PALM BEACH All creditors of the decedent and 111.02 feet, thence run East scheduled court appearance, OF RICKEY ANDRA PARKS; CLAIMANTS are Defendants. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND BLVD, STE 7 other persons having claims or 506.5 feet, thence run North or immediately upon receiv- LOT 78, CHERRY RIDGE UNIT CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA; ALL OTHERS WHO MAY ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL demands against decedent’s 347.86 feet to the point of begin- ing this notification if the time 3, according to the Plat recorded JACKIE P. WARD AND CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE 33411 estate on whom a copy of this ning, less road right of way; as before the scheduled appear- in Plat Book 56, Pages 67, 68 UNKNOWN TENANT(S) are the The Clerkwill sell of theto the Court, highest Grant bid- ESTATE OF GLENDA JANE notice is required to be served recorded in the Public Records ance is less than 7 days; if and 69, as recorded in the defendants, that I will sell to the derMaloy for cash at the Seminole (LastHASKELL, Known DECEASED Address) 13877 GERANIUM PLACE must file their claims with this of Seminole County, Florida, you are hearing or voice Public Records of SEMINOLE highest and best bidder for County Courthouse, 301 N. 5025 GOLDENROD PLACE WELLINGTON, FL 33414 court and less and except any portion impaired in Seminole County, County, Florida; said land situ- cash, at the Clerk of the Circuit Park Avenue, Room S-201, RD WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 thereof lying West of the right of call 711. ate, lying and being in SEMI- Court, Seminole County Sanford, FL 32771 on WINTER PARK, FL 32792 STEPHANIE H. PLASS MONTHSAFTERTHETIME way. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN NOLE County, Florida. Courthouse, 301 N. Park Ave., September 4, 2018 at 11:00 AM (Current Residence Unknown) OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS Room S201, Sanford, FL 32771, EST the following described real (Last Known Address(es)) OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS Parcel Identification Number: FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Any Person claiming an interest on August 30, 2018 at property as set forth in said Final ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PAR- 2507 COUNTRY GOLF DR AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- 22-20-32-300-0580-0000 OTHER THAN THE PROPER- in the surplus from the sale, if , the following described11:00 Judgment, to wit: TIES,INCLUDING,IFA WELLINGTON, FL 33414 ICEOFACOPYOFTHIS TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE any, other than the property reala.m. property as set forth in the NAMEDDEFENDANTIS NOTICE ON THEM. You are required to serve a copy DECEASED, THE PERSONAL 532 WINONA LAKES All other creditors of the dece- of your written defenses, if any, LOT 130, DEERSONG 3, REPRESENTATIVES, THE EAST STROUDSBURG, PA dent and other persons having to it on: ACCORIDNG TO THE PLAT SURVIVING SPOUSE, HEIRS, 18302 claims or demands against THEREOF AS RECORDED IN DEVISEES,GRANTEES, decedent’s estate must file their Nancy E. Brandt, Esquire PLAT BOOK 49, PAGE(S) 64, CREDITORS, AND ALL 777 CLUBHOUSE DR claims with this court Bogin, Munns & Munns, P.A. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING, EAST STROUDSBURG, PA WITHIN 3 Attorneys For Plaintiff OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR 18302 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 1000 Legion Place, Suite 1000 FLORIDA. AGAINST THAT DEFENDANT, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Orlando, Florida 32801 ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN AND ALL CLAIMANTS, PER- 587 PORTLAND CIRCLE OF THIS NOTICE. (407) 578-1334 INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS SONS OR PARTIES, NATU- APOPKA, FL 32703 FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, RAL OR CORPORATE, OR ALLCLAIMSNOTFILED on or before August 16, 2018, OTHER THAN THE PROPER- WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STA- WITHINTHETIMEPERIOD and file the original with the TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE TUS IS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PAR- SET FORTH IN THE FLORIDA Clerk of this Court either before OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE TIES,INCLUDING,IFA STATUTES WILL BE FOREV- service on the Plaintiffs’ attorney FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS NAMEDORDESCRIBED NAMEDDEFENDANTIS ER BARRED. or immediately thereafter; other- AFTER THE SALE. (LastDEFENDANTS Known Address) DECEASED, THE PERSONAL wise a default will be entered 5025 GOLDENROD PLACE RD REPRESENTATIVES, THE NOTWITHSTANDING THE against you for the relief WINTER PARK, FL 32792 SURVIVING SPOUSE, HEIRS, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH demanded in the complaint. Dated this 30 day of July, DEVISEES,GRANTEES, ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED 2018. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CREDITORS, AND ALL TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE WITNESS my hand and seal of action for Foreclosure of OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING, AFTER THE DECEDENT DATE said Court on this 11 day of July, AttorneyALDRIDGE for Plaintiff| PITE, LLP Mortgage on the following BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR OF DEATH IS BARRED. 2018. 1615 South Congress Avenue described property: AGAINST THAT DEFENDANT, The date of first publication of Suite 200 AND ALL CLAIMANTS, PER- this Notice is August 1, 2018. Grant Maloy Delray Beach, FL 33445 SONS OR PARTIES, NATU- Clerk of the Court and Telephone: (844) 470-8804 LOT 3, GOLDENROD PLACE , RAL OR CORPORATE, OR Marie F. Benjamin Comptroller Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT WHOSE EXACT LEGAL STA- Attorney for Personal THEREOF AS RECORDED IN TUS IS UNKNOWN, CLAIMING Representative By: Patricia VanDeweghe By: PLAT BOOK 16, PAGE 81, OF UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE As Deputy Clerk Nusrat Mansoor, Esq. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF NAMEDORDESCRIBED Florida Bar. No. 0082960 FBN: 86110 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- (LastDEFENDANTS Known Address) 1311 S. Palmetto Ave. Publish: July 18, 25, August 1, Primary E-Mail: DA 587 PORTLAND CIRCLE Sanford, FL 32771 8, 2018 [email protected] APOPKA, FL 32703 Telephone: 407-492-8056 G152 A/K/A: 5025 GOLDENROD [email protected] PLACE RD, WINTER PARK, FL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IMPORTANT 32792. action for Foreclosure of Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 has been filed against you and Mortgage on the following H022 AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- you are required to serve a copy described property: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIES ACT: If you are a person of your written defenses, if any, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL with a disability who needs to it, on Brian L. Rosaler, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR any accommodation in order Esquire, POPKIN & ROSALER, LOT 135, STOCKBRIDGE, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- to participate in this proceed- P.A., 1701 West Hillsboro UNIT TWO, ACCORDING TO DA ing, you are entitled, at no Boulevard, Suite 400, Deerfield THE PLAT THEREOF AS “Intention to Lease” cost to you, to the provision Beach, FL 33442., Attorney for RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK Pursuant to Section 373.093, CASE NO: 2018-GA-000149 of certain assistance. If you Plaintiff, within thirty (30) days 29, PAGES 86-89, INCLUSIVE, F.S., the St. Johns River Water In re: GUARDIANSHIP OF require assistance please after the first publication of this PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- Management District (“District”) MINOR PROPERTY of contact: ADA Coordinator, at Notice in the (Please publish in NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, gives notice of its intention to Seminole Court Sanford Herald) and file the lease approximately 2200+ Administration, 301 N. Park original with the Clerk of this A/K/A: 587 PORTLAND CIR- acres of property, located in the STEPHANIE BARISONI, Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, Court either before service on CLE, APOPKA, FL 32703. Lake Jesup Conservation Area, A Minor/Ward. Florida, 32771-1292, (407) 665- Plaintiff's attorney or immediate- has been filed against you and known as the Little Cameron 4227. NOTE: You must con- ly thereafter; otherwise a default you are required to serve a copy Ranch and Futch Tracts, in tact coordinator at least 7 will be entered against you for of your written defenses, if any, Seminole County, Florida, to be NOTICE OF HEARING days before your scheduled the relief demanded in the com- to it, on Brian L. Rosaler, used for cattle grazing. The court appearance, or immedi- plaint. Esquire, POPKIN & ROSALER, property is anticipated to be PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a ately upon receiving this noti- P.A., 1701 West Hillsboro leased October 9, 2018 at Hearing has been set before fication if the time before the If you are a person with a dis- Boulevard, Suite 400, Deerfield approximately 9 a.m. at the the Honorable Marlene Alva, scheduled appearance is less ability who needs any accom- Beach, FL 33442., Attorney for District Headquarters, 4049 one of the judges of the than 7 days; if you are hearing modation in order to participate Plaintiff, within thirty (30) days Reid Street, Palatka, FL, 32177. above-styled court, on or voice impaired, call 711. in this proceeding, you are enti- after the first publication of this Petitioner, Rolando Bruzonʼs, Publish: August 1, 8, 2018 tled, at no cost to you, to the Notice in the (Please publish in Publish: July 25, August 1, 8, Appointment of Guardianship H019 provision of certain assistance. Sanford Herald) and file the 2018 for Minor Property. The date, time and location are set for SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 8-11, 2018 • PAGE 11

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RALPH L. RAYMOND IV; Defendant(s). RALPH L. RAYMOND IV; FRIE- CASE NO.: 2016CA000370 of certain assistance. If you DA S. RAYMOND; UNKNOWN STRUCTURED ASSET MORT- require assistance please BENEFICIARIESOFTHE NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE GAGE INVESTMENTS II INC. contact: ADA Coordinator, at FRIEDA S. RAYMOND LIVING SALE PURSUANT TO PRIME MORTGAGE TRUST, Seminole Court TRUST DATED JULY 20, 2012; CHAPTER 45 CERTIFICATES SERIES 2005- Administration, 301 N. Park DONALD WAYNE DAMON JR., 2, U.S. BANK NATIONAL Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, AS TRUSTEE OF THE FRIEDA thatNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN sale will be made pursuant ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, Florida, 32771-1292, (407) S. RAYMOND LIVING TRUST, to an Order or Final Judgment. Plaintiff, 665-4227. NOTE: You must DATED JULY 20, 2012; ANY Final Judgment was awarded on contact coordinator at least 7 AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES in Civil Case No. VS. days before your scheduled CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, July2017CA001864, 11, 2018 of the Circuit court appearance, or immedi- UNDERANDAGAINSTTHE Court of the EIGHTEENTH FULTON P. ALLEM; et al., ately upon receiving this noti- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL Judicial Circuit in and for Defendant(s). fication if the time before the DEFENDANT(S)WHOARE Seminole County, Florida, scheduled appearance is less NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR wherein, BANK OF AMERICA, than 7 days; if you are hearing ALIVE,WHETHERSAID N.A. is the Plaintiff, and GER- NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE or voice impaired, call 711. UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY MAN V. GARCIA; CARMEN A. SALE PURSUANT TO Publish: August 8, 15, 2018 CLAIMANINTERESTAS GARCIA; UNKNOWN TENANT CHAPTER 45 H068 SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, 1 N/K/A JIMMY GARCIA; NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN GRANTEES,OROTHER UNKNOWN TENANT 2; ANY that sale will be made pursuant LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS CLAIMANTS are Defendants. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES to an Order Resetting Sale CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, entered on in Civil UNDERANDAGAINSTTHE Case No.July 2016CA000370, 5, 2018 of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF The Clerkwill of sell the to Court, the highest Grant HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL the Circuit Court of the EIGH- THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Longwood, FL 32750 goods register the said name with the bidderMaloy for cash at the Seminole DEFENDANT(S)WHOARE TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR below. Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- Ricardo Sousa, L129, Misc. Division of Corporations, Florida County Courthouse, 301 N. NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR for Seminole County, Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. goods Department of State, pursuant Park Avenue, Room S-201, ALIVE,WHETHERSAID wherein, STRUCTURED DA. AugustDate: 27, 2018 Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves Antoinette L. Lemieux, L525, to section 865.09 of the Florida Sanford, FL 32771 on October UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ASSET MORTGAGE INVEST- CASE No. 2018CA001023 the right to accept or reject any Misc. goods Statutes. 2, 2018 at 11:00 AM EST the fol- CLAIMANINTERESTAS MENTS II INC. PRIME MORT- U.S. BANK NA, SUCCESSOR and/or all bids. lowing described real property SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, GAGE TRUST, CERTIFICATES TRUSTEE TO BANK OF 8:30Time: a.m. Purchases must be paid for at Publish: August 8, 2018 as set forth in said Final GRANTEES,OROTHER SERIES 2005-2, U.S. BANK AMERICA, NA, SUCCESSOR 2001 1HGCG32731A024486 the time of purchase in Credit H064 Judgment, to wit: CLAIMANTS are Defendants. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS IN INTEREST TO LASALLE HONDA Card only. All purchases sold as TRUSTEE is the Plaintiff, and BANK NA, AS TRUSTEE, ON CourtLocation: Room 2 1999 WDBHA29G2XA754905 is, where is and must be FULTON P. ALLEM; JENNIFER BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS Juvenile Justice Center MERCEDES-BENZ removed at the time of sale. LOT 18, BLOCK A, SAN The Clerkwill of sell the to Court, the highest Grant N. ALLEM; COLLEEN P. OF THE WASHINGTON MUTU- 190 Eslinger Way Sale is subject to cancellation. SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS, UNIT bidderMaloy for cash at 301 N. Park ALLEM; UNITED STATES OF AL MORTGAGE PASS- Sanford, FL 32773 Publish: August 8, 2018 2, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF THROUGH CERTIFICATES, H056 Publish: August 8, 15, 2018 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE THEREOF, RECORDED IN FL 32771 on THE TREASURY-INTERNAL WMALT SERIES 2006-AR9, Publish: July 18, 25, August 1, H061 Notice is hereby given that ASH- PLAT BOOK 16, PAGE 71, at 11:00 AMSeptember EST the fol-13, REVENUE SERVICE; THE 8, 2018 LEY PERRYMAN, owner, desir- PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- 2018lowing described real property MIRAGE CASINO-HOTEL; THE PLAINTIFF, G154 ing to engage in business under NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. as set forth in said Final GLADES ON SYLVAN LAKE the fictitious name of LASH- ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN Judgment, to wit: HOMEOWNERSASSOCIA- VS. LEY'S BOUTIQUE located at INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS TION, INC.; STATE OF FLORI- JZMNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S thatNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN the below named owner, 383 EMERSON PLAZA, #1016, FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, DA DEPARTMENT OF REV- ANTHONY P. VECCHIO, ET AL. TOWING gives Notice of desiring to engage in business ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL OTHER THAN THE PROPER- LOT 101, SPRING OAKS UNIT ENUE;ANYANDALL OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Foreclosure of Lien and intent to under the fictitious name of: 32701 in SEMINOLE County TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE 6, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- DEFENDANT(S). Notice of Foreclosure of Lien sell these vehicles on intends to register the said OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER and intent to sell these vehicles 08/24/2018, 09:00 am at 326 LMM HIDEAWAY LLC name with the Division of FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS PLAT BOOK 20, PAGES 71 AND AGAINST THE HEREIN on 08/24/2018, 09:00 am at 325 LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- Corporations, Florida AFTER THE SALE. AND 72 PUBLIC RECORDS NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- NOTICE OF ACTION Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, 6774, pursuant to subsection located at 606 POST ROAD E, Department of State, pursuant OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, DANT(S)WHOARENOT To: Joan Crawford Vecchio pursuant to subsection 713.78 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. SUITE 491 to section 865.09 of the Florida Dated this 3 day of August, FLORIDA. KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR a/k/a Joan Crawford-Vecchio of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Statutes. 2018. ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN ALIVE,WHETHERSAID a/k/a Joan C. Vecchio Towing, Inc. reserves the right to TOWING reserves the right to in the City of WESTPORT, State INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY accept or reject any and/or all accept or reject any and/or all of Connecticut 06880 Publish: August 8, 2018 FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, CLAIMANINTERESTAS RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN bids. bids. H065 AttorneyALDRIDGE for Plaintiff| PITE, LLP OTHER THAN THE PROPER- SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, intends to register the said ficti- 1615 South Congress Avenue TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE GRANTEES,OROTHER LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: JTJGF10U310112439 JTDJT923X85206691 tious name with the Division of Suite 200 OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST CLAIMANTS are Defendants. 3402 Whippoorwill Ct. 2001 LEXUS RX300 2008 TOYOTA Corporations of the Florida Delray Beach, FL 33445 FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Sanford, FL 32771 Department of State, Telephone: (844) 470-8804 AFTER THE SALE. Publish: August 8, 2018 Publish: August 8, 2018 Tallahassee, Florida, pursuant Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 The Clerkwill of sell the to Court, the highest Grant YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED H053 H057 to Chapter 865.09, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Dated this 2 day of August, bidderMaloy for cash at 301 N. Park that an action to foreclose a , Fictitious nameFlorida regis- THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL By: Andrew Scolaro, Esq. 2018. Avenue, Room S-201, Sanford, mortgage on the following tration.Statutes CIRCUIT IN AND FOR FBN: 44927 FL 32771 on described property located in SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Primary E-Mail: at 11:00 AMSeptember EST the fol-13, Seminole County, Florida: Dated this 3rd day of August, DA [email protected] AttorneyALDRIDGE for Plaintiff| PITE, LLP 2018lowing described real property 2018. 1615 South Congress Avenue as set forth in said Final Lot 7 Whippoorwill Court, OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Paul’sNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing & Dispatch of CASE NO.: 2016CA001997 Suite 200 Judgment, to wit: according to the Map or Plat Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Central Florida, Inc. gives HIDEAWAY DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL IMPORTANT Delray Beach, FL 33445 thereof as recorded in Plat Book and intent to sell these vehicles Notice of Foreclosure of Lien OwnerʼsNORTH, LLC Name: TRUST COMPANY AS Telephone: (844) 470-8804 40 Page 60, Public Records of on 08/28/2018, 09:00 am at 325 and intent to sell these vehicles TRUSTEEFORINDYMAC AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 LOT 70, THE GLADES ON Seminole County, Florida Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, on 08/20/2018, 09:00 am at Publish: August 8, 2018 INDX MORTGAGE LOAN TIES ACT: If you are a person SYLVAN LAKE, PHASE 1, pursuant to subsection 713.78 1919 W. 1st Street Sanford, FL H062 TRUST 2007-AR17, MORT- with a disability who needs By: ACCORDING TO THE PLAT has been filed against you, and of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo 32771, pursuant to subsection GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- any accommodation in order Julia Y. Poletti, Esq. FBN: THEREOFRECORDEDIN you are required to serve a copy Towing, Inc. reserves the right to 713.78 of the Florida statutes. TIFICATES SERIES 2007- to participate in this proceed- Primary E-Mail: PLAT BOOK 49, PAGES 96 of your written defenses, if any, accept or reject any and/or all Paul’s Towing & Dispatch of AR17, ing, you are entitled, at no [email protected] THROUGH 101, INCLUSIVE, to this action, on Tromberg Law bids. Central Florida, Inc. reserves Plaintiff, cost to you, to the provision OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS Group, P.A., attorneys for the right to accept or reject any NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS of certain assistance. If you OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, Plaintiff, whose address is 1515 1GTDT19W5T8503910 and/or all bids. NAME VS. require assistance please IMPORTANT FLORIDA. South Federal Highway, Suite 1996 GMC SONOMA Notice is hereby given that we contact: ADA Coordinator, at ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN 100, Boca Raton, FL 33432, 1HGEM21522L105271 are engaged in business at FRIEDA S. RAYMOND, AS Seminole Court AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- INTEREST IN THE SURPLUS and file the original with the Publish: August 8, 2018 2002 HONDA 1616 West Airport Blvd., TRUSTEE OF THE FRIEDA S. Administration, 301 N. Park TIES ACT: If you are a person FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, Clerk of the Court, within 30 H054 LFFWKX5B981000015 Seminole County, Sanford, FL RAYMOND LIVING TRUST, Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, with a disability who needs OTHER THAN THE PROPER- days after the first publication of 2008 ZHEJIANG TAIZHOU 32773 under the Fictitious DATED JULY 20, 2012, et. al., Florida, 32771-1292, (407) any accommodation in order TY OWNER AS OF THE DATE this notice, within 30 days or WANGYE POWER CO, LTD Name of Defendant(s). 665-4227. NOTE: You must to participate in this proceed- OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST immediately thereafter, other- Customer, and contact coordinator at least 7 ing, you are entitled, at no FILE A CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS wise a default may be entered Publish: August 8, 2018 thatManagement we intendSystems to register said days before your scheduled cost to you, to the provision AFTER THE SALE. against you for the relief H058 name with the Divisions of NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE court appearance, or immedi- of certain assistance. If you demanded in the Complaint. OviedoNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: Towing, Inc. gives Corporations, Tallahassee, SALE PURSUANT TO ately upon receiving this noti- require assistance please Dated this 2 day of August, Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Florida, in accordance with the CHAPTER 45 fication if the time before the contact: ADA Coordinator, at 2018. Dated: July 23, 2018 and intent to sell these vehicles provisions of the Fictitious scheduled appearance is less Seminole Court on 08/21/2018, 09:00 am at 325 Name Statues, to+wit: Section thatNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN sale will be made pursuant than 7 days; if you are hearing Administration, 301 N. Park Grant Maloy Aulin Ave Oviedo, FL 32765, thatNOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN the undersigned intends to 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. to an Order of Final Judgment. or voice impaired, call 711. Ave, Suite N301, Sanford, AttorneyALDRIDGE for Plaintiff| PITE, LLP Clerk of the Circuit Court and pursuant to subsection 713.78 sell the property described Final Judgment was awarded on Publish: August 8, 15, 2018 Florida, 32771-1292, (407) 1615 South Congress Avenue Comptroller of the Florida Statutes. Oviedo below to enforce a lien imposed Customer Management August 1, 2018 in Civil Case No. H066 665-4227. NOTE: You must Suite 200 Towing, Inc. reserves the right to on said property under the Systems, LLC 2016CA001997, of the Circuit contact coordinator at least 7 Delray Beach, FL 33445 By: Rosetta M. Adams accept or reject any and/or all Florida Self Storage Facility Act Court of the EIGHTEENTH days before your scheduled Telephone: (844) 470-8804 Deputy Clerk of the Court bids. STATUTES (Sec. 83 801-83. Publish: August 8, 2018 Judicial Circuit in and for court appearance, or immedi- Facsimile: (561) 392-6965 809). H063 Seminole County, Florida, ately upon receiving this noti- 2T1BR12E9YC272058 wherein, DEUTSCHE BANK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF fication if the time before the By: If you are a person with a dis- 2000 TOYOTA 4 DOOR The undersigned will sell at pub- NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL scheduled appearance is less Nusrat Mansoor, Esq. ability who needs any accom- lic sale by competitive bidding AS TRUSTEE FOR INDYMAC CIRCUIT IN AND FOR than 7 days; if you are hearing FBN: 86110 modation in order to partici- Publish: August 8, 2018 on August 21, 2018 1:00pm on INDX MORTGAGE LOAN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- or voice impaired, call 711. Primary E-Mail: pate in this proceeding, you H055 line at StorageTreasures.com, TRUST 2007-AR17, MORT- DA Publish: August 8, 15, 2018 [email protected] are entitled, at no cost to you, property has been stored and FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- H067 to the provision of certain which is located at BIG TREE Notice is hereby given that TIFICATES SERIES 2007- CASE NO.: 2017CA001864 assistance. Please contact SELF STORAGE, 746 Financial MARCEA OWEN AND JANICE AR17 is the Plaintiff, and FRIE- BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., IMPORTANT ADA Coordinator Seminole Court, Suite 100 County of LILJENQUIST, owners, desiring DA S. RAYMOND, AS County, Court Administration Seminole, State of Florida, at to engage in business under the TRUSTEE OF THE FRIEDA S. Plaintiff, AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- at 307-665-4227, fax 407-665- NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- the following: fictitious name of ABBEY LANE RAYMOND LIVING TRUST, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIES ACT: If you are a person 4241, Seminole Civil lowing vehicles will be sold at QUILTS located at 177 E. MAG- DATED JULY 20, 2012; VS. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL with a disability who needs Courthouse, 301 North Park public sale on 08/22/2018, Name, Units, Contents: NOLIA ST, OVIEDO, FL 32765 MCFADDEN’S ROOFING, INC.; CIRCUIT IN AND FOR any accommodation in order Avenue, Suite N301, Sanford, 09:00 am at 1850 High St, Phillip A. Banks, 215, Misc. in SEMINOLE County intends to UNKNOWNSPOUSEOF GERMAN V. GARCIA; et al., SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- to participate in this proceed- FL 327771 at least 7 days DA ing, you are entitled, at no before your scheduled court cost to you, to the provision appearance, or immediately PAGE 12 • Midweek: Aug. 8-11, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

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TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE Community Development Division office between 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 advised that if they decide to appeal any decisions made at this hear- upon receiving this notifica- Publish: August 8, 15, 2018 3, 4, AND 5, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- P.M. during regular work days. The office is located at 174 W. Church ing, they will need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpos- tion if the time before the H069 DA. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2015 SANFORD AVENUE, SANFORD, Avenue, Longwood, Florida, or you may call the office at 407-260- es, they may need to insure a verbatim record of the proceedings scheduled appearance is less FL. 32771 3462. made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which than 7 days; if you are hearing the appeal is based; Section 286.0105 Florida Statutes. or voice impaired, call 711. And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at NOTICE: All persons are advised that if they decide to appeal any 11:00 am in or as soon thereafter as possible on September 4th, decisions made at this meeting/hearing, they will need a record of the Dated at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida this 3rd day of August, 2018 offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, proceedings and for such purposes, they may need to insure that a 2018 A.D. FOR CASHat the IN verbatim record is made, which record to include the testimony and HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, Seminole County, Florida Front (West) Door, of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Civil evidence upon which the appeal is to be made (per Sec. 286.0105, SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY Case # 10CC0033 Section, 201 N. Park Ave.., Sanford, Florida 32771, the above Florida Statutes). By: Matthew Criswell, Chairman described property. Attest: Michael Caraway, Secretary SUNCOAST SCHOOLS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in this pro- Plaintiff(s) That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this ceeding should contact the A.D.A. Coordinator, at 407-260-3466, at Publish: August 8, 2018 WRIT OF least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. H051 EXECUTION. VS Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff, Dated this 26 th day of July, 2018 NORMAN WILLIAMS, Seminole County, Florida Defendant(s) Deputy Sheriff CITY OF LONGWOOD NOTICE OF SALE OF ABANDONED PERSONAL PROPERTY NOTICE OF SHERIFFʼS SALE MICHELLE LONGO, CMC, FCRM NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT CITY CLERK Melody Lane Partners, Ltd being the owner of a warehouse facility that pursuant to Writ of Execution OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL located in Casselberry Florida at 358 West Melody Lane - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Notice is issued out of and under the seal of the CIRCUIT COURT of ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS Publish: August 8, 2018 hereby given that under and pursuant to F.S. 715.109 the prop- Charlotte County, Florida, Case # 10CC0033 upon a final judgment SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF H050 erty listed below believe to be abandoned by Carlos Astacio rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled SUN- THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 201 NORTH COAST SCHOOLS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Plaintiff vs. NOR- PARK AVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS Will be sold at public action at 358 W. Melody Lane, Casselberry, MAN WILLIAMS, Defendant(s) which aforesaid PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 665-6640. Florida 32707 on 08/22/18 at 11:00 a.m. was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County,WRIT OF Florida EXECU- and TION I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the defendants in Publish: August 1, 8, 15, 22, 2018 Description of Property: CORRECTED PUBLIC NOTICE the following described property, said property being located in H002 Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: that on Tuesday, August 14, 2018, at TAN SURF BOARD, WALL MAP, 5 PIECE DRUM SET, 3 CYMBALS NOTICE1:30 p.m. IS or HEREBY as soon GIVEN thereafter as possible, the Seminole County ON STANDS, BLACK STOOL, BROWN COFFEE TABLE, GREEN ONE MAROON 2013 NISSAN MAXIMA, VIN Port Authority and the Seminole County Board of County OFFICE DESK, WHITE DESK,WOOD CHAIR, BLACK CHAIR, #1N4AA5AP6DC823987, TAG # L922GW Commissioners will hold a public hearing upon the budget of the GRAY OFFICE CHAIR, RECTANGLE WOOD COFFEE TABLE, Seminole County Port Authority in Room 1028, Seminole County SMALL WOOD SIDE TABLE, 2 4-DRAWER TAN FILE CABINETS, The property may be viewed at Paul’s Towing, 1919 W 1st Street, CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA Services Building, 1101 E. First Street, Sanford, Florida. A summary SMALL WOOD FOLDING TABLE, LIGHT BLUE SURF BOARD, 3 Sanford, FL 32771, on the day of the sale from 9-9:30 am. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of said budget being as follows: SURF BOARDS WITH COVERS, RED STAINED WOODEN CABI- NET, 12+ BLACK MILK CRATES, METAL LADDER, 2 RESTROOM And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE RUGS, MENS CLOTHES, BATH TOWEL, 60+ SCREEN PRINTING 11:00 am in or as soon thereafter as possible on August 21st, 2018 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: RECEIPTS AND REVENUES: SCREENS ON SHELVES, 4 PLUS LARGE PLASTIC STORAGE offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, Cash Carried Forward $ 2,658,997 BINS, BEIGE COUCH. WHITE REFRIGERATOR, SINGLE MAT- FOR CASH, at IN the HAND Front AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Longwood, Florida, which Anticipated Port Revenues 1,973,020 TRESS, WOODEN ARMOIR, ECONO RED 54 VASTEX INFRARED (West) Door, of the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office Civil Section , the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment Anticipated Interest Income 11,093 CURING SYSTEM,, SHORT OPEN TV CABINET, BEIGE AND 201 N. Park Ave.., Sanford, Florida 32771,the above described prop- of the following Ordinance: BROWN PATTERN DINING CHAIR, 6 PLASTIC SHELVES WITH erty. 155 + PARTIALLY USED SCREEN PRINTING INKS, 6 FOOT TALL $4,643,110 METAL 2 DOOR CABINET, METAL SCREEN CLEANING BIN, 7 That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this ORDINANCE NO. 18-2140 SHELF SYSTEM WITH PAINT CANS, CAR CLEANING SUPPLIES, . WRIT OF EXECUTION RAISABLE METAL TABLE WITH 2 WOODEN STOOLS, TOOL BOX, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, EXPENDITURES: KOBELCO KA SERIES COMPRESSOR, TABLE FAN, 3 TON Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff, AMENDING CHAPTER 14 OF THE LONGWOOD CITY CODE TO Regular Salaries $ 179,825 FLOOR JACK, GREEN SPEEDAIRE COMPRESSOR, GAUNTLET Seminole County, Florida ADOPT A BACKYARD CHICKEN PROGRAM TO ALLOW THE Social Security Matching 11,149 GT8 SCREEN PRINTING EQUIPMENT, 3 MOVING DOLLIES KEEPING OF CHICKENS ON PROPERTIES DEVELOPED WITH Medicare 2,607 Deputy Sheriff DETACHED SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES AND Retirement Contributions CREATINGTERMSANDCONDITIONSCONCERNINGTHE 34,271 CASH ONLY - ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED WITHIN 48 HOURS NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT KEEPING OF CHICKENS; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEV- Life & Health Insurance 42,276 OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ERABILITY, CODIFICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Contractual Services-Other 500 AUCTION BEING HELD BY: ONE-MORE-TIME.US ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS Legal 22,092 SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF Consultants 62,500 AB2511 - BUSINESS LICENSE THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 201 NORTH Miscellaneous 2,500 Publish: August 8, 15, 2018 PARK AVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS Accounting/Auditing 16,305 H052 PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 665-6640. Merchant Services 2,000 Arthropod Control 1,608 Publish: July 18, 25, August 1, 8, 2018 Cleaning 12,000 G140 Travel Expense 1,500 Communications 5,832 Postage 1,240 Utilities 49,692 Seminole County, Florida Equipment Rental 10,000 Case # 10CA6645 Insurance & Bonds 82,050 Equipment Service Contracts 4,946 LARRY D FELDER Equipment Repair 1,000 Plaintiff(s) Maintenance & Repair-property 211,067 Capital Improvements 950,000 VS Printing & Binding 1,200 Legal Advertising 1,000 SELCUK HURYASAR, Marketing 4,370 Defendant(s) Public Relations 1,000 Maintenance Supplies 10,000 NOTICE OF SHERIFFʼS SALE Contingency/Claims 10,000 Office Supplies 4,756 that pursuant to Writ of Execution NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on Auto Expense 500 issued out of and under the seal of the CIRCUIT COURT of and the City Commission will consider sameMonday, for final Julypassage 16, Gas & Lubricants 2,500 Read the Seminole County, Florida, Case # 10CA6645 upon a final judgment and2018, adoption after the public hearing, which will be held in the City Janitorial Supplies 3,000 rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled LARRY D Commission Chambers, 175 West Warren Avenue, Longwood, Dues & Subscriptions 2,589 FELDER, Plaintiff vs. SELCUK HURYASAR, Defendant(s) which Florida, on , Reserve Capital 2,895,235 aforesaid was delivered to me as Sheriff of Monday, the 20 th day of August, A.D., 2018, 6:00 p.m. WRIT OF EXECUTION or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting, interested parties Sanford Herald online! Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance. and interest of the defendants in the following described property, This hearing may be continued from time to time until final action is $4,643,110 said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more par- taken by the City Commission. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in these ticularly described as follows: proceedings should contact the Seminole County Port Authority 48 MySanfordHerald.com A copy of the proposed Ordinance is available for review in the hours in advance of the meeting, at (407) 322-4798. Persons are LOT 24, ROSE COURT ADDITION TO SANFORD, ACCORDING