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NEWS BRIEFS Citrus preps for reopening County worker recovering at seating, but officials promise a quick turn- around. There will be no fees charged. home from virus County, cities offer “We want to assist in any way we can with Q & A on governor’s A Citrus County em- restaurants to help them out,” County Com- COVID-19 order ployee who is one of the help to restaurants mission Chairman Brian Coleman said. “If county’s confirmed they can send a quick diagram to our local Mike Wright Mike Wright COVID-19 cases was government, the turnaround will be a couple Staff writer Staff writer sent home to isolate prior of hours. They can probably put something to learning he had the together on a napkin.” Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday issued Citrus County’s business and government Coleman said officials want to ensure an order designed to restart Florida’s econ- virus. leaders are preparing to assist restaurants County Administrator restaurants are not violating fire codes or omy, which has been on lockdown during as they ramp up a reopening process Mon- the Americans with Disabilities Act by block- April except for essential services. The order Randy Oliver said in an day spelled out by Gov. Ron DeSantis. ing sidewalks with tables or erecting tents allows restaurants and some other busi- email Thursday that the With the governor allowing just 25% ca- where they shouldn’t be. nesses to reopen at lower capacity, but it employee told his super- pacity in restaurants, including employees, “Don’t put a tent over a fire hydrant,” he leaves interpretation of the order up to local visor on April 17 that his officials said restaurants are likely to ex- said. officials. wife had virus symptoms pand their seating by setting up outdoors. Restaurants and other so-called Based on interviews and a review of the and was being tested for The county and cities will ask restaurants COVID-19. The em- to submit plans for temporary outdoor See PREPS/Page A7 See Q & A/Page A7 ployee was told to stay home until the test was confirmed. The employee’s wife tested positive and the employee did as well. “The employee has been on leave since the DOH offering testing to all 17th and will continue to be on leave until receiv- ing medical clearance,” Oliver wrote to commis- sioners after the Chroni- cle passed on a reader’s concerns about whether the infected worker was still on the job. Oliver said the health department “conducted the normal contact follow up as is the standard protocol.” County officials de- clined to provide further details, in order to protect the employee’s privacy. — Mike Wright/Staff writer Food giveaway today at county fairgrounds Beginning at 10 a.m. Friday, May 1, the public can receive food at the Citrus County Fair- grounds — drive-thru only. This week’s food distri- bution is courtesy of: Cit- rus United Way, the New Church Without Walls, Community Food Bank of Citrus County, We Care, MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle FarmShare, Rep. Ralph A Citrus County Department of Health nurse presents a swab to a patient for testing for coronavirus in the health department’s drive-thru testing area Massullo, Keller Williams, April 1 in Lecanto. Beginning Monday, anyone in Citrus County wanting to be tested for the coronavirus will be tested, regardless of whether they have Dixie Hollins, Linda Van- symptoms of the potentially deadly disease or if they had contact with anyone who has the virus. Allen, the Citrus County Fair Association and many others. Starting Monday, health department will perform up to 50 tests a day for coronavirus Monetary donations red iers monitor any spikes of infection F H LOCAL NUMBERS You have to call. It’s by appoint- are needed to continue Staff writer and better inform those who are ment only,” Stasko said. feeding Citrus County  See the local statistics on positive to self-isolate so as not to “We’re slotting it for 50 tests residents. Please con- Anyone in Citrus County want- COVID-19 on page A12. infect others. (daily) … and if the demand is sider donating through ing to be tested for the coronavi- “This is part of the governor’s there we’ll bump it up to 100 Citrus United Way (www. rus will be tested, regardless of perform as many as 50 tests per plan to open the state and a big (daily tests),” she said. citrusunitedway.org), whether they have symptoms of day, but preference will still be component of that plan is test- The tests beginning Monday Community Food Bank of the potentially deadly disease or given to those showing symptoms, ing,” she told the Chronicle. will only tell you if you currently Citrus County (www. if they had contact with anyone or who had contact with someone But those wanting to be tested are infected and the results of the communityfoodbankof who has the virus. shown to be positive for the virus, and needing to know where the test will take as long as 72 hours. or those at greater risk of con- citruscounty.org) or the That is the latest from officials DOH will offer tests on any given The tests will not check for anti- at the Department of Health in tracting the virus such as health day should make an appointment bodies produced by someone New Church Without Citrus County as they prepare for care workers or people living in by calling the DOH at 352-527- who is currently infected or who Walls (www.newchurch Florida’s first phase of reopening long-term care facilities. 0068. DOH staff will tell you what was perhaps infected in the past. withoutwalls.com). May 4. This testing will be performed times are available. If there’s no So this testing will only show you Church to offer The new testing policy will by the DOH in addition to those immediate opening then DOH if you are sick now, not whether begin Monday and at changing in the private sector. staff will put callers on a waiting you were infected before and re- curbside meals locations, said local health de- As Florida opens parks and list until there’s an opening, covered, she said. Gulf-to-Lake Church partment spokeswoman Audrey businesses, Stasko said addi- Stasko said. The county has performed will offer 500 spaghetti Stasko. The DOH here is slated to tional testing is required to “Please do not just show up. See TESTS/Page A7 dinners from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday, May 1, at 1454 N. Gulf Ave., Crystal River. First come, first served. Food will be served curb- side, to-go in the back Rails to Trails cancels 2020 annual bicycle ride parking lot. For informa- tion, call 352-795-8077. Board cites impact of COVID-19 on small businesses Share your story Gwen Bittner had on the small business community during crisis Staff writer basically has put us in a position where The Chronicle is asking we are not comfortable, nor do we wish local businesses to share It’s the biggest bicycle ride of the year to strain our sponsors.” their stories and photos of in Citrus, but it won’t happen in 2020. Solidifying annual sponsorships and The 2020 Rails to Trails Bike Ride on planning for the annual ride, which is how they are adapting the Withlacoochee State Trail, hosted an- typically the first Sunday in October, oc- during the pandemic. nually by the Rails to Trails of the Withla- curs in the spring and early summer- What changes have you coochee Inc. friends group, has been time. This year, the rapid spread of made to weather the pan- unanimously canceled by the group’s vol- COVID-19 has prevented the group from demic? Email your sto- unteer Board of Directors in light of the coordinating the up front funding costs ries, photos and your sudden economic effects of COVID-19. and sponsorships necessary to guaran- phone number to Jeff “At this point in time, our board deter- tee a successful ride. Chronicle file Bryan, managing editor, mined that we just couldn’t do it this “Our sponsors are typically local; they The annual Rails to Trails bike ride along the Withlacoochee at jeff.bryan@chronicle year in good conscious,” Rails to Trails are not large corporations,” Oven said. State Trail in Inverness, which draws hundreds of riders online.com. Board President Natalie Oven said. from Citrus and outside the county, has been canceled this — From staff reports “The impact that it (coronavirus) has See RIDE/Page A5 year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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State &Citrus L Countyoca Chronicle l Around the COUNTY Families can cheer on cafeteria crews countywide, Blair said. YMCA plans ‘National School “This unprecedented circum- stance has provided our food ser- virtual prayer vices team an opportunity to breakfast Lunch Hero Day’ demonstrate to the entire commu- nity, the level of care and compas- The Citrus County YMCA sion they have for the students of will host a virtual prayer takes place Friday Citrus County,” Himmel said. breakfast at 7 a.m. Friday, For more about the school dis- May 8, on Facebook.com/ Buster Thompson Staff writer trict’s food-distribution system, Citrus YMCA. visit tinyurl.com/ryv9lbq. A live community break- The Citrus County School Dis- In a school year, food service fast had been planned for trict is asking its students to show crews serve more than 1.5 million May, but the Y postponed their support for its Food and Nu- student lunches and 745,000 that event because of the trition Team on Friday for “Na- breakfasts, according to the COVID-19 virus. It will be tional School Lunch Hero Day.” release. held later in the year at a “Our Food Services staff is a They also work hard to adhere yet-to-be-announced date. team of dedicated, hard-working, to strict nutritional standards, The virtual prayer break- generous people who work hard and be aware of student food fast has been planned be- throughout the year,” School Su- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle allergies. perintendent Sandra “Sam” Him- A Citrus County Food Service worker loads meals into a waiting vehicle in “From their friendly greetings cause “during times of March outside of Citrus High School. The Citrus County School District difficulties and uncertainty, mel said in a news release. and the love they dish out with provided meals to students across the district while classes are being every student’s meal, to how they two things that are comfort- People can post comments of conducted from home due to COVID-19. encourage kids to eat more fruits ing to turn to are family and thanks on social media pages or cheer on food service workers at shower their school lunch heroes made sure our students are well and vegetables,” Blair said, “our faith.” The Y will celebrate the district’s meal-distribution with a thank you or any other type fed with delicious and nutritious school nutrition professionals are both during the digital event sites, which began in mid-March of supportive recognition you meals every day.” true heroes.” on Facebook. to feed school-age children since choose,” school district spokes- As of Tuesday, the district’s new For more information about the Prayers will be offered by campuses closed because of woman Lindsay Blair said in the food program has given out school district’s Food and Nutri- Citrus County Fire Chief COVID-19. release. “Since moving into dis- 237,000 meals at 11 school tion Team, visit tinyurl.com/ Craig Stevens; Dr. Robert “We are hoping students will tance learning, this team has drive-thrus and 35 bus stops y8s7zmrz. Brockett; school board member Doug Dodd, and, Rev. Ray Cortese of Seven Rivers Presbyterian ‘The Front Porch’ project: Church. Man The live event will hap- The Foss & Stegemann family pen at 7 a.m. Friday. A re- cording of the event will be available on the YMCA and Chronicle websites. tries to — From staff reports Curbside pickup of unemployment steal applications Those having trouble ac- cessing the online unem- water ployment insurance system can pick up a paper Buster Thompson Staff writer application. The applications will be A homeless man from available for curbside Crystal River was arrested pickup Monday to Friday at Wednesday morning for the CareerSource Citrus trying to steal a water bot- Levy Marion at 683 S. tle from a school bus and Adolph Point in Lecanto. its crew who were feeding The forms will be sup- children. plied from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Citrus County Sheriff ’s each weekday. Office deputies responded Unemployment insurance to the Citrus County provides temporary wage School District’s meal- benefits to those who have distribution site at the in- lost their jobs because of tersection of Griffith Ave- the coronavirus. The pro- nue and Avocado gram, run by the Florida Street Department of Economic near Crys- Opportunity (FDEO), has tal River, experienced recent difficul- MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle where ties keeping up with unprec- Paul Foss and Kay Stegemann, residents of Cambridge Greens of Citrus Hills, relax on their front porch they edented demand. Wednesday morning with glasses of ice tea. Utilizing her extra time at home in recent weeks Kay Stebgeman found An- Those planning to pick has developed, “into a gourmet cook,” according to Foss. “She’s come up with some fantastic meals, including thony Anthony up paper applications are pie.” Asked about her new culinary skills Ms. Stegemann said, “It’s just because I had the extra time. I looked Loren Ed- Loren urged to drive as close as up some recipes and said, ‘let’s give it a try.’” The Chronicle will provide a list of days and times a wards, Edwards possible to the center en- photographer will be in areas throughout Citrus County. We ask that you let us know if you’d like to participate Edwards’ trance and have one per- by emailing Jeff Bryan, managing editor, at [email protected]. Please include your address and arrest report shows. son per vehicle get out and phone number. After 31-year-old Ed- pick up applications from wards ignored their com- the distribution box outside mands to stop while the center. The centers are walking away from them, deputies detained him in not currently open to the BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT handcuffs. public. School district workers They can also be down- giving out student break- loaded at careeresource Swander launches promotion to fasts and lunches from the clm.com and careersource parked bus told deputies ncfl.com. Edwards asked them for a For information, call 800- bottle of water, and was 434-JOBS (5627). help restaurants, school seniors told he couldn’t, according — Michael D. Bates/Staff writer to his arrest report. Michael D. Bates Since mid-March, be- CCSO activates Staff writer cause of campus closures Citizen due to COVID-19, the Mark Swander, owner of a Bev- school district setup drive- Information Lines erly Hills auto repair shop, has thrus and bus stops where In an effort to keep Citrus come up with a gift card promotion school-aged children and County residents informed to help struggling restaurants in their families can pickup on the impacts of COVID- Citrus County. food and beverages. 19 in the community, the He said he’s thankful to God that School district spokes- Citrus County Sheriff’s Of- his business, Swander’s Automo- woman Lindsay Blair said fice (CCSO) has activated a tive at 5546 County Road 491, is Thursday afternoon there Citizen Information Line doing well and launched this to is no bottled water on the (CIL) in partnership with the help customers and restaurants. buses that transport pack- aged meals, just juice for Florida Department of Every customer who spends at least $100 at his shop will get a free the children. Health in Citrus County. gift card to spend at one of five Edwards then ran to the This line is designed to restaurants. Gift cards range from back of the school bus, answer questions and con- $10 to $50 and the more you spend, reached into its open door cerns specific to Citrus the more you get off for dining. He and tried to get into a County. All citizens with pays for the cards. cooler, which was shut medical questions are still “Restaurants were particularly closed by school staff be- urged to contact the Florida hard hit (and) I don’t want to see fore Edwards could get Department of Health in Cit- them go under,” Swander said Special to the Chronicle anything. rus County at 352-527- Swander said five restaurants Mark Swander, owner of Swander’s Automotive, and April Clark, service In an interview with 0068. Citizens with general have signed on so far for the pro- manager. deputies, Edwards admit- COVID-19 questions not motion: Breakfast Station in Bev- He’s been doing this for about a call him at 352-527-0440 about do- ted to asking for water and specific to Citrus County erly Hills, Marianas’s in Citrus week and figures he’s already given nating. He said the raffle so far in- peeking inside the cooler should contact the COVID- Hills, World Fusion in Lecanto, out $1,200 worth of gift cards. cludes such items as a 50-inch on the school bus, his ar- 19 hotline at 866-779-6121. Olive Garden in Inverness and Out- “My customers are loving it, the television, beverage cups, wireless rest report shows. headphones and gift cards. If you have Citrus County back Steakhouse in Inverness. restaurants are loving it and we are Deputies arrested Ed- very thankful,” he said. Details about the date of the raf- wards on charges of bur- specific questions, contact With this promotion still ongoing, fle and delivery of items are glarizing an occupied the CIL at 352-249-2775 Share your story Swander has started another one: forthcoming. conveyance and disrupting where an operator will assist The Chronicle is asking local busi- he’s gathering donated gifts to give “This graduating class is miss- a school function. He was you from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. nesses to share their stories and out during an online raffle in May, ing out on a lot of special memo- jailed under a $15,500 bond. Monday through Friday. photos of how they are adapting which will be open to graduating ries because of the (coronavirus) At Edwards’ first ap- Many general COVID-19 during the pandemic. Email your sto- high school seniors from two situation so we wanted to do a pearance in court, a judge questions can be answered ries, photos and your phone number schools closest to his shop: Lecanto small part to make some of these lowered his bond to $5,500, by visiting www.Florida to Jeff Bryan, managing editor, at High School and Seven Rivers students feel better and let them court records show. Ed- HealthCOVID19.gov. [email protected]. Christian School. know they are appreciated, Swan- wards’ arraignment was — From staff reports Swander urges any business to der said. set for June 16. A4 Friday, May 1, 2020 Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Today’s Today in HOROSCOPES HISTORY Birthday: Decide what’s worth your Entertainment Today is Friday, May 1, the while and what isn’t. Focus on what will 122nd day of 2020. There are 244 bring the highest returns and the part- days left in the year. nerships that mean the most to you. PBS Memorial Day Today’s Highlight: Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Play to win. Refuse to give in to pressure or concert shifts to TV On May 1, 1992, on the third day others’ demands. If you approach situ- because of virus of the Los Angeles riots, a visibly ations pragmatically, you will come out shaken Rodney King appeared in on top. NEW YORK — The coronavi- public to appeal for calm, pleading, Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Take a rus has wiped out plans to bring “Can we all get along?” serious look at your current situation tens of thousand of people to the On this date: and determine what will make you U.S. Capitol for the annual Me- In 1707, the Kingdom of Great happy. Don’t be fooled by someone morial Day weekend concert Britain was created as a treaty who paints a rosy picture. shown on PBS, but organizers merging England and Scotland took Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Make are pressing ahead went a re- effect. decisions based on the changes going vamped event. In 1915, the RMS Lusitania set on around you. Do your homework and Performers like Trace Adkins, sail from New York, headed for Liv- push forward. Cynthia Erivo, Renee Fleming erpool, England (it was torpedoed Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Keep an and Christopher Jackson will and sunk by Germany off the coast open mind, but don’t buy into someone Associated Press appear on television in songs re- of Ireland six days later). else’s risky venture. Engage in Former national security adviser John Bolton’s book “What romance. corded remotely, in some cases Happened In the Room,” has been delayed from May 12 to June 23, In 1960, the Soviet Union shot from the Capitol grounds, obeying down an American U-2 reconnais- Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Make according to listings from on the website of publisher Simon & changes that count. A change of pace social distancing requirements. Schuster and booksellers like Amazon and Barnes & Noble. sance plane over Sverdlovsk and will lead to new beginnings. Producers have also solicited captured its pilot, Francis Gary Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Be reluc- special messages from celebri- be uplifting at a time we really coronavirus pandemic. Powers. tant to offer help to someone who ties Jennifer Garner, Jon need that.” The LeBron James Family In 1963, James W. Whittaker be- takes you for granted. Make romance Hamm, Dule Hill, Lisa Kudrow Mantegna has been a part of Foundation, XQ Institute and came the first American to conquer a priority. and Gwyneth Paltrow and oth- the event since 2002, when he The Entertainment Industry Mount Everest as he and Sherpa Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Don’t let ers to help fill the void created by was asked to read what some Foundation on Wednesday an- guide Nawang Gombu reached the anyone take charge when you should the missing crowd. New York City firefighters had writ- nounced that the one-hour spe- summit. be calling the shots. A diverse ap- The 31st annual Memorial Ten years ago: Jockey Calvin proach may cause controversy, but it ten about the Sept. 11 terrorist at- cial, “Graduate Together: Day weekend celebration will be tack, with the National Symphony America Honors the High School Borel steered Super Saver through will also help you stand out as a leader. televised on May 24 from 8 p.m. the mud to win his third Kentucky Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Truth Orchestra playing behind him. Class of 2020,” will air simulta- to 9:30 p.m. Celebrating Americans who neously on NBC, ABC, CBS and Derby in four years, beating Lookin matters. Don’t get involved in gossip or “This is such an important na- At Lucky by 2 1/2 lengths. situations that can cause problems died fighting for the country is the Fox on May 16 at 8 p.m. The tional holiday, and it’s such an Baltimore’s top with a loved one. Make a romantic holiday that makes all other holi- event will pay tribute to high Five years ago: gesture. important moment for us to days possible, he said. This year’s schoolers graduating this year prosecutor charged six police offi- come together as a country,” cers with felonies ranging from as- Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) —You’ll show will be expanded to salute and will include appearances by reach your goal if you are open to said Michael Colbert, the medical workers struggling to treat James, Pharrell Williams, sault to murder in the death of change. A partnership will pay off emo- event’s executive producer. people sick with COVID-19. Malala Yousafzai, the Jonas Freddie Gray, who’d suffered a spi- tionally and financially. When the outbreak began, Col- Former Secretary of State Brothers, Bad Bunny, Yara nal injury while riding in a police Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Be re- bert said he began planning on Colin Powell will be making his Shahidi, Ben Platt, Lena van. luctant to make a change too quickly. dual tracks — either a live concert 26th appearance on the show. Waithe and H.E.R. One year ago: A British judge Put greater emphasis on home, family or a pre-recorded television event. U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley, “I wanted to help create a sentenced WikiLeaks founder Ju- and your physical well-being. Discuss He shifted to the latter plan when chairman of the Joint Chiefs of show that looked and felt very lian Assange to 50 weeks in prison your intentions with a loved one. A ro- the government officially nixed the Staff, will also deliver a message. different from traditional specials. for skipping bail seven years earlier mantic gesture will enhance your love concert about a month ago. None and taking refuge in the Ecuadorian life. Something that spoke to kids in of the committed participants LeBron James to a different way. These kids Embassy in London. Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20) — Collab- backed away, he said. Today’s Birthdays: Singer Judy orate with someone who has some- honor Class of 2020 worked so hard to graduate and Actors Joe Mantegna and Collins is 81. Singer Rita Coolidge thing to contribute. Reach out to with all-star event what is happening to them is someone you lost touch with some Gary Sinise return as co-hosts. truly unfair,” James said in a is 75. Country singer Tim McGraw time ago. “Obviously we can’t have NEW YORK — LeBron statement to The Associated is 53. Rock musician D’Arcy is 52. Aries (March 21-April 19) — Take a 200,000 people sitting next to James is putting together an all- Press. “I hope we can give them Movie director Wes Anderson is 51. leadership position. Be the one to each other. That would be star event to honor and cele- and their families something cool Thought for Today: “Anyone stand up for the rights of others and for crazy,” Mantegna told The Asso- brate the high school class of that makes their accomplish- who is satisfied to stand still should yourself. Personal gain is apparent, ciated Press. But, he said, “I 2020, which has had its gradua- ment feel special.” not complain when others pass and peace and love are favored. think it will be great. It’s going to tion season upended by the — From wire reports him.” — Italian proverb.

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event each year, and the friends raise close to RIDE $20,000 annually to take Beach still closed as county parks reopen Continued from Page A1 care of the trail. “We do have enough Mike Wright that were to occur there samples last week. Oliver Tuesday to reopen all “Some of them are closed, money to where we still will Staff writer in April didn’t happen. Ol- said he learned Wednes- county parks, including so contacting them is im- be able to maintain the iver said those water sam- day that the tests showed the beach. possible. It’s just not a trail,” Oven said. “But it’s Citrus County’s parks ples are expected to be higher than acceptable Commission Chairman good time.” absolutely a negative thing. reopening stumbled be- taken on Monday as well. levels of bacteria, and he Brian Coleman, who ar- The volunteer organiza- We like promoting the trail, fore getting out Oliver said he immediately ordered a gued unsuccessfully to tion hosts the bike ride we obviously like fundrais- the blocks when had no reason to second test. gradually reopen parks every October to raise ing for the trail; this is liter- officials learned believe the Lake Those results became but not the beach, said he money for maintenance, ally the only fundraising Thursday that Hernando sam- available Thursday after- was caught off guard by upkeep and special proj- event we have all year.” Fort Island Gulf ples will keep the noon and still showed the the test results. ects on the trail that other- The group aims to host Beach cannot park closed. water unsafe for swim- “I will do whatever I wise would not be funded the next Rails to Trails open because it He was not so ming, he said. can to make it safe,” he by the state. It is the sole Bike Ride on Sunday, did not pass water sure about Fort The county will test the said. “I’m not going to go fundraiser hosted by the Oct. 3, 2021. quality tests. Randy Island Gulf beach water again against what the other group to support the trial. “We’re hoping next year The beach will Oliver Beach, which has Monday. commissioners say. This “Typically, the money is we’ll be able to get a lot of be closed Friday been closed Oliver said he decided was shocking to me.” and through the county along with other to keep Hernando Park used to do some of the community involvement,” administrator. The county’s remaining maintenance work,” Oven Oven said. “We’re hoping to weekend, and into county parks closed to allow water test- parks will reopen Friday said. “During hurricane put on more than just a bike next week at least until since April 1 due to the ing on Monday before the with no limitations, other season for example, we get ride potentially next year; Wednesday when results COVID-19 pandemic. park is reopened. than the 6-foot social dis- several downed trees, so maybe a couple of events.” of a test taken Monday “There’s a lot of specu- This isn’t the first time tancing and keeping the money helps repair And while cycling enthu- will be available, County lation” for the tests that time Fort Island Gulf groups to no more than and pick up the trees that siasts await the next ride, Administrator Randy Oli- show the gulf water un- Beach is closed due to 10 people. Sheriff Mike end up landing in the mid- they are encouraged to sup- ver said. safe for swimming at this bacteria levels in the Prendergast said Wednes- dle of the trail. It helps pay port the Withlacoochee Plus, Hernando Beach time, he said. “One of water, but the timing of day his agency will be ed- for equipment that is State Trail as they use it. will also remain closed them is all the birds out this closure coincides ucating citizens at parks needed to maintain the Trail users and community through the weekend be- there.” with the county commis- as needed about the so- trail, and 46 miles is quite supporters can donate at cause water quality tests The county took water sion’s 3-2 decision cial distancing rules. a long distance of trail www.rttwst.org, mail checks maintenance. It also helps to P.O. Box 807, Inverness, with pavement damage. 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Arrange- her father, Donald King of Room hosts deacon, and on various ments are under the direc- Floral City; her brother, committees over the years, tion of the Inverness Jason King and his wife Russell Wills most recently as a member Chapel of Hooper Funeral Nichole of Dunedin, FL; Russell B. Wills died on of the First Baptist Church Home & Crematory two nephews: Noah and Giveback event April 27, 2020. He was of Crystal River. Jonah King of Spring Hill; born in He was a member of her aunt and uncle and Nancy Kennedy “The onsite radio sta- Glen St. The Gideons International several cousins. Staff writer tion, the bounce house, Mary, FL, for over 40 years. A Celebration of Life the face painter, the cook- on De- Survivors include his S.ervice for Anne will be Saturday, May 2, was out, the DJ and the cookie cember wife Nadine M. Wills of conducted on Monday, set to be Tim’s Barber decorating table will all 23, 1929, Crystal River, daughter Gadson May 4, 2020 at 11:00 AM Room’s third annual have to wait for now,” toRobert Phyllis Lloyd and hus- Douglas, 91 from the Ft. Cooper Bap- Giveback and Awareness Kari said. “However, the Hill Wills band Michael of Griffin, tist Church in Inverness, Ga.; Larry R. Wills and CRYSTAL RIVER Event with a bounce shelters still need our Russell and Eula with Pastor Marne Pal- house and face painter help, more than ever — wife Faith of Oxford, Mis- Wills Scarbor- Gadson Douglas, 91, of mani and Pastor Dave sissippi: and Russell B. for kids, a cookout and a and there’s a major need ough Crystal River, FL passed Maddox, officiating. DJ, but then the coronavi- for blood donations. Wills, Jr. and wife Carolyn Wills. The family moved to away at his home April 22, Burial will follow at the rus happened. “We opened Tim’s Bar- the Oak Griner community of Ocala, Florida; Grand- 2020. He proudly served Stage Stand Cemetery in “We love this commu- ber Room on May 1, 2017, north of Ocala when he sons Jonathan Lloyd in the US Army during Homosassa. Friends may nity — we love this place. and we had hoped to re- was around a year old Doraville, Ga.; Christo- World War II and the Viet- We love this barber shop,” open on May 1, 2020, but where he lived, went to pher Lloyd of Atlanta, Ga.; call at church from 10 AM nam War receiving a said Kari Kreger, co- that’s not happening. But school, and met and mar- and Granddaughter Emily until service time. In lieu Bronze Medal. Interment owner of the business we can still spread some ried his wife of 71 years, Sugarbaker and husband of flowers the family sug- was at Florida National with her husband Tim goodwill to those in our Nadine M. Wills. Joe of New Albany, Missis- gests memorials to the Cemetary. Memorial ser- Kreger. “So, we can’t have community that need us,” After high school, he sippi.; and three Hope Children’s Home, vices will be held at a later the big party, or even re- she said. “I mean, we all served in both the US step-grandchildren, Clint, 11415 Hope International date. open yet, but we can still know toilet paper is hard Army Reserve and US Air Burt and Terrie Lynn Fol- Dr., Tampa, FL 33625. Ar- give back to the to find, but we can all Force Reserve during the som of Ocala, Florida. He rangements are under the community.” spare a roll or two from Korean conflict, training was preceeded in death Anne King, 36 direction of the Chas. E. Since their first Give- our stash ... we look for- new recruits for combat at by his older siblings, Rob- PALM HARBOR Davis Funeral Home in back event two years ago, ward to seeing you there.” Camp Cook in CA. When ert Ivan Wills and Marjo- Inverness. the Kregers have wanted Shelter items needed: he left the Army in 1955, rie Wills. Anne Elizabeth King, 36, Sign the guest book at it to be more than a party. n Toilet paper, paper he studied briefly at the Memorial contributions of Palm Harbor, FL, www.chronicleonline.com. They have always wanted towels and paper plates University of Florida, and may be made to the First passed it to benefit others, par- (no foam). then began working for the Baptist Church of Crystal away Sun- Rhonda ticularly veterans and n Liquid laundry soap. U.S. Postal Service, begin- River, FL, or the Gideon day, April CASA, the local domestic n Cleaning supplies: ning as a Sub, and working International Bible Fund. 26, 2020. Brown, 54 abuse shelter. garbage bags, Windex, his way up to Assistant Arrangements under Anne was INVERNESS “We’re still going to be bleach, Pine Sol, dish Postmaster, including sev- the care of Countryside born in Rhonda Brown, age 54, collecting things that the soap. eral Officer-in-Charge Funeral Home, Anthony, Leesburg, of Inverness, FL, passed shelters need,” Kari said. n Canned meat, rice, assignments. FL FL on away on April 27, 2020. The Blood Bus will be ramen and peanut butter In 1980, he moved to Sign the guest book at Anne King Septem- on site from 10 a.m. to and jelly. Crystal River, FL, on his www.chronicleonline.com. ber 20, Visitation will be held 2 p.m. at 481 S. Croft Ave., n Toiletries: shampoo, promotion to Postmaster. 1983 to Donald King and from 6:30 PM — 8:00 PM on Friday, May 1, 2020 at Inverness, near the Mobil conditioner, deodorant, It was here that he com- Kenneth Cynthia Bostic King. One Lube Express. toothpaste, toothbrushes, pleted his career, retiring Anne was a lifelong resi- Heinz Funeral Home in During those hours, peo- soap/body wash, feminine from the U.S. Postal Ser- Bunch, 79 dent of Inverness, attend- Inverness, FL. A Mass of ple can bring their products (tampons and vice after 37 years of ser- CRYSTAL RIVER ing Inverness Primary, Christian Burial will be donations. pads). vice. After he retired, he Inverness Middle and Cit- held privately for the fam- served with the Southern Kenneth R. Bunch, 79, of rus High schools. She was ily at Our Lady of Fatima Baptist International Mis- Crystal River, FL passed a 2019 graduate of the Uni- Catholic Church in Inver- STATE BRIEFS sion Board as a lay mis- away April 29, 2020. Pri- versity of South Florida, ness. A Graveside Service sionary for nine years vate cremation is under St. Petersburg Campus. is scheduled for 1:30 PM at aggravated assault and was including posts in Mexico the direction of Brown Fu- Anne was a former mem- Hills of Rest Cemetery in Deputies: Bus neral Home & Crematory being held Thursday at the City, MX, San Jose, Costa ber of Ft. Cooper Baptist Floral City. Heinz Funeral in Lecanto, FL. rider lowered Monroe County Jail. Rica, and El Paso, TX. Church in Inverness and Home & Cremation. mask, driver Russell loved being out- was currently a member Three men doors, especially hunting Gloria of the Starkey Road Bap- To Place Your swung pole at him rescued after and fishing; and it was Dasilva, 101 tist Church in Largo. She said you knew the season was a marketing represen- KEY LARGO — A Florida LECANTO “In Memory” ad, boat capsizes by knowing his intended tative for the Pinch-a- bus driver was jailed after Contact deputies said he chased a off Florida coast catch. He served in U.S. Mrs. Gloria Ruela Penny Company. Lori Driver rider down the street and Coast Guard Auxiliary for Dasilva, age 101, of Left to cherish her 564-2931 or email: POMPANO BEACH — 20 years, and was a mem- [email protected] swung a metal pole at him Deputies rescued three men ber of the Ocala Power because the rider had off the coast of South Flor- Squadron for over Brown Funeral Home & Crematory Closing time for placing pulled down his coronavi- ida after their fishing boat 40 years. Russell was of Lecanto, Florida ad is 4 business days rus mask. capsized, officials said. the generation with hands- prior to run date. The Monroe County Marine and aviation units on knowledge of how to do There are advanced Sheriff’s Office said a responded to a distress call many things. He was a Two Generations serving deadlines for holidays. 21-year-old man boarded Tuesday night about a mile skilled cabinet maker, you with compassionate, Denys Santos’ bus in Key knew basic plumbing & personalized service. off Pompano Beach, accord- 000YCXD Largo on Wednesday night, ing to a Broward Sheriff’s electrical work, and small took a seat and pulled down Office news release. engine mechanics. He also loved gardening, specializ- his mask to talk on the As the helicopter crew re- Igrayne Brown Dias Richard T. Brown ing in azaleas and 000XOXN phone. The man told depu- Funeral Director Funeral Director/Owner sponded to the area, depu- camellias. 352-795-0111 ties that as he was exiting, ties spotted the men www.brownfuneralhome.com Santos used a metal pole to frantically flashing a light to- tap a sign saying masks are ward the shore, officials With Crematory mandatory on the bus. After said. Deputies in the air Funeral Home a brief argument, the man helped marine patrol units to said he left the bus and was navigate through the rough MARK POIERIER walking away when Santos waters and identify exactly HELENE HEESEMANN began chasing him and where the stranded boaters SHIRLEY IVEY swinging the pole at him. A were located. ELSIE HALL witness confirmed his story, Marine deputies made ETHEL STEVENSON NORMA JONES deputies said. contact with the three men, FREDRICK HEINEY Deputies pulled over San- who were sitting on top of TONY SPARACINO tos’ bus and found the pole. their overturned boat. BEVERLY WELLMAN — From wire reports He is charged with felony 726-8323 000Y7GT

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at one table. Q: Is that 6 feet between tables For the Q & A or 6 feet between everyone sit- RECORD Continued from Page A1 ting at the table? A: Six feet between tables. order, here are some answers to Q: What about restaurants that Citrus County questions regarding how the don’t now have outdoor seating? Sheriff’s Office order takes effect in Citrus A: The county and both cities Domestic County: are working with restaurants to battery arrests Q: The state is reopening! That allow for outdoor seating on n means I can start walking/jog- sidewalks and in parking lots. Daniel Ziebart, 23, of In- ging/bike riding on the state trail The governments say their re- verness, at 12:15 p.m. April 27 on a misdemeanor charge of again, right? view process will be seamless violating a condition of pre-trial A: No, unfortunately. The gover- and quick, and only to make sure release on a domestic violence nor’s order makes no mention of restaurants aren’t violating the charge. state parks, which are still closed fire code or ADA requirements if n , 32, of until May 15. The Withlacoochee they set up a tent outside to serve Joshua Vieira Homosassa, at 12:15 p.m. State Trail and Withlacoochee food. April 27 on a misdemeanor Bay Trail are both state parks. Q: Can restaurants that sell al- charge of violating a condition Q: But county parks are open? cohol also provide alcohol of pre-trial release on a domes- A: County parks are open start- outside? tic violence charge. ing Friday. Fort Island Gulf A: Yes. The Citrus County MATTHEW BECK/Chronicle n Kevin Tipton, 32, of Beach and Hernando Beach are The governor’s new orders regarding restaurants allow for 25% seating Chamber of Commerce asked Homosassa, at 12:15 p.m. closed through the middle of capacity and the ability for outdoor seating that follows social-distancing that specific question during a April 27 on a misdemeanor next week, and the Bicentennial rules. conference call Thursday with charge of violating a condition Park pool is closed until further Joe Jacquot, general counsel to of pre-trial release on a domes- notice. say a restaurant’s capacity as set Walmart, Home Depot and the Gov DeSantis. According to a tic violence charge. Q: Are we still in a stay-at- by the fire marshal is 100 people. like were not ordered closed chamber email describing that n Diana Kirkland, 23, of home order? That makes the capacity, under during the stay-at-home period. call, Jacquot said the governor Crystal River, at 10:16 a.m. A: The stay at home order ex- this order, to 25 — including Q: How are restaurants sup- “wants ‘normal life’ to continue April 27 on a misdemeanor pires Monday, though the elderly employees. posed to operate with only a as much as possible, so alcohol charge of domestic battery. and anyone with underlying Q: You mentioned retail. Does quarter capacity? within the designated seating n Frank Petriello Jr., 20, of medical issues are encouraged that mean big box and grocery A: The order provides a signif- area would be fine.” Inverness, at 10:12 a.m. to stay home. stores can only be open to 25% icant opening for restaurants. Q: What about my favorite nail April 27 on a misdemeanor Q: What else happens Monday? capacity? They can provide outside seating salon or barber? charge of domestic battery. A: Restaurants and retail may A: No. The 25% rule applies service with no capacity rule, so A: Those establishments re- Arrests open at 25% capacity, which is only to businesses that were not long the tables are set up to main closed. Same with gyms. determined by the fire marshal’s considered essential and were maintain 6-foot social distancing Q: Bars? n Justin Fraleigh, 38, of capacity for the building. Let’s ordered closed prior to Monday. and no more than 10 individuals A: Still closed. Floral City, at 10:22 a.m. April 27 on felony charges of burglary, grand theft, and fraudulent use of a credit card. to open with 25% restaurants the boost they cases. office and health depart- He was already incarcerated at capacity. need to stay open. “At least we’re moving ment. He said the group the Citrus County Detention PREPS Josh Wooten, president Wooten said he sup- in the right direction,” will meet again Friday Facility on unrelated charges. Continued from Page A1 and chief executive offi- ported the governor’s me- Wooten said. “Within a morning in teleconfer- His bond was set at $17,000. cer of the Citrus County thodical approach to week or two, that’ll be up ence to discuss more de- n Alan White, 70, of Bev- nonessential businesses Chamber of Commerce, reopening an economy to 50% if we continue on tails as they come from erly Hills, at 11:57 a.m. April 27 have been shuttered said restaurants could not that is being devastated by the same trend.” the governor’s office on a misdemeanor charge of since April 1 from De- survive solely with a the coronavirus shut- Coleman said the mat- about the reopening battery. His bond was set at Santis’s stay-at-home quarter-capacity limit. downs. DeSantis said he ter was discussed Thurs- order. $1,000. order. That order expires However, the combina- is starting a phased ap- day morning by the Contact Chronicle re- n Benjamin Hill, 19, of Her- Monday, the same day tion of extending sit-down proach to reopening busi- COVID-19 working group, porter Mike Wright at 352- nando, at 4 p.m. April 27 on an restaurants and retail services outside plus take- nesses based on a composed of officials with 563-3228 or mwright@ active warrant for being a fugi- stores are being allowed out should give slowdown of COVID-19 the county, cities, sheriff’s chronicleonline.com. tive from justice. n Steven Speir, 36, of Ing- lis, at 4:52 p.m. April 27 on fel- doesn’t mean you should against the coronavirus as the community who have and, through contact trac- ony charges of grand theft and let your guard down. It the state allows many COVID-19 and take all the ing, find people who have trafficking in stolen property. TESTS just means that at the time businesses to open. precautions.” been exposed to them and His bond was set at $17,000. Continued from Page A1 your sample was col- She warns it’s still un- Levine also said addi- get them quarantined,” she lected, you were not in- known what will happen tional testing on its own said ON THE NET does not make us safer. more than 1,600 tests as of fected, but you can still get when the state allows many “We need good data and n For more information Thursday morning. There sick,” Rubio said. businesses to reopen. “Testing in and of itself adequate workforce to do about arrests made by were 99 people who tested “In the same breath, be “None of us have a crys- does not decrease the risk. that work to help stem the Citrus County positive. prepared for if you do test tal ball and we are truly in With rapid results, we get a new localized outbreaks The additional daily test- positive. Expect a call uncharted waters. We better and more timely pic- of COVID-19,” Levine Sheriff’s Office, go to ing will help identify peo- from us because whether know if opening up results ture of the burden of dis- said, “and prevent a seri- www.sheriffcitrus.org ple who are infected with or not you have symptoms, in people assuming it is ease in our communities. ous second wave of the and click on Arrests. the virus, but have no you will be asked to self now completely safe we But the efforts to control disease.” n For the Record reports symptoms so they can iso- isolate at home and stay run the risk of a signifi- the disease require health Contact Chronicle re- are also archived late themselves, Stacko away from others, includ- cant increase of disease in departments to rapidly porter Fred Hiers at 352- online at www. said. It will also allow the ing your loved ones and our communities,” Levine identify and isolate indi- 563-5660 or fred.hiers@ chronicleonline.com. health department to con- pets, in a separate room,” told the Chronicle. viduals who are infected chronicleonline.com. tact anyone that person Rubio said. “We are going “It is critical for all of us had contact with and notify to do our investigation to remember that we still them of their exposure. just like we would when do not have an effective The hope is to “break someone who has symp- treatment or vaccine so, the chain of infection,” toms tests positive.” despite attempting to re- Stasko said. Dr. Marissa Levine, pro- open our communities, Additional testing for fessor of public health our only effective tools people without symptoms and family Medicine at are physical distancing has been a goal in order to the University of South and hygienic practices,” The learn the extent of posi- Florida, warned that ad- she added. “If we are out tives in the county and to ditional testing should not and about we should con- be better able to keep confused with an effective tinue to assume we will those infected from infect- treatment or vaccine interact with people in Front Porch Project ing others, said Ernesto Capturing memories during this time of the Coronavirus “Tito” Rubio, administra- WEEKLY AQUATIC TREATMENT tor of the Citrus County Health Department. SCHEDULE FOR CITRUS COUNTY “As long as we continue Citrus County’s Aquatic Services Division plans the following aquatic weed to receive supplies for control activities for the week beginning: May 4, 2020 testing, we will work to HERBICIDE TREATMENTS meet the demand in our county,” Rubio told the Waterbody Plant Herbicide Used Chronicle. “It’s been a Inverness Pool Duckweed, Nuphar, Tallow, Diquat, 2,4D, Hydrilla, Floating, Pondweed, Element 3A, Glyphosate, long time coming and I’m Cattails Aquathol, Clipper sure we will have chal- Floral City Pool Duckweed, Nuphar, Tallow, 2,4D, Clipper, lenges along the way, so Floating Element 3A, Diquat, we need everyone to be Glyphosate patient and remember Hernando Pool Nuphar, Tallow, Hydrilla, Cattails Glyphosate, Aquathol, that the tests we are doing Diquat, Element 3A will help us identify what MECHANICAL HARVESTING steps need to be taken to Inverness Pool Tussocks, Pondweed, Eleocharis Mechanical Harvesting continue to slow the spread of this disease.” Hernando Pool Tussocks, Cabomba, Nitella, Mechanical Harvesting Milfoil 000YCV7 Rubio also warns a neg- All treatments are contingent upon weather conditions and water quality. Treated areas identified with “Warning Signs” indicating the date of treatment and the necessary ative test result should not water use restrictions. For further information, please call 352-527-7620 or view our be interpreted as being website at http://www.citrusbocc.com/pubworks/aquatics/spray-schedule.pdf. Citrus County Division of Aquatic Services safe. Si necesita un traductor de español por favor haga arreglos con el Condado dentro de “If you test negative, it dos días de la notificacióón de la publicación 352-527-5370.

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SPORTS BRIEFS NBA presidents eligible to compete in NASCAR returns May 17 2021-22 with two years operating with remaining. intent to resume Rays plan NBA team presidents met Thursday and emerged with furloughs of belief that there are still some employees ways to resume the season, ST. PETERSBURG — and Dallas owner Mark The Tampa Bay Rays are Cuban also expressed opti- the first Major League Base- mism that the league will ball team known to plan fur- find a way out of the corona- loughs of some full-time virus-caused shutdown. employees because of the “Every intention is to re- coronavirus pandemic, a turn to play and try to create person familiar with the deci- the best environment we sion told The Associated can for the league and for Press. the fans,” San Antonio Temporary cost-cutting Spurs CEO R.C. Buford said measures will take effect on after participating in the call Saturday, the person said. with top team officials. “And The person spoke on we’re all on board for that.” condition of anonymity Team presidents around Wednesday because the the league hold regular decision, first reported by calls, as do general manag- the Tampa Bay Times — ers, and those calls have had not been announced. continued during the The Rays declined to league’s shutdown. Thurs- comment. day’s call was not organized Staff was informed of the Associated Press for any specific reason. plan by principal owners Martin Truex Jr., (78) and Jimmie Johnson (48) crash on the final lap during the NASCAR Cup series race Sept. 30, 2018, The NBA has been shut Stuart Sternberg and team at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C. Charlotte Motor Speedway will host the Coca-Cola 600 on May 24, to down since March 11 and presidents Matt Silverman mark 60 consecutive years the longest race on the NASCAR schedule will be held on Memorial Day weekend. The track 259 regular season games and Brian Auld earlier this in Concord will then host a Wednesday race three days later. have yet to be played. It re- week. mains unclear if any of those drivers will have to tracks. The North Caro- Thursday as so much re- The Times reported the games would be resched- self-isolate in their motor- lina governor has said the lies on the pandemic and furloughs are believed to in- Restarts with uled should the league re- homes as they prepare to the Charlotte races can be guidelines in different volve less than half the sume play, or if the NBA compete. held as long as health con- states. club’s 400-to-500 full-time would opt to go directly into seven races “Our priority right now ditions in the area do not Darlington will now the postseason. employees. is to try and get back rac- deteriorate. have three coveted Cup ing in a safe way,” said races for the first time in “There’s committees Meanwhile, some mem- “This has been a proac- across 11 days Steve O’Donnell, chief rac- tive effort to put our mo- track history. It is also going on from the sporting bers of the baseball opera- ing development officer. torsports industry back to scheduled to open the tions department are to Jenna Fryer side, from the media side, NASCAR follows the work and boost the morale playoffs with the Southern from the arena operations receive pay cuts starting at AP auto racing writer 10%. UFC as the first major of sports fans around the 500 on Sept. 6. Because the side, from the ownership sports organizations to get world,” said Marcus track now has two addi- side, from team presidents Most of the 30 clubs have CHARLOTTE, N.C. — committed to paying either NASCAR plans to restart back to work since the Smith, president and CEO tional dates, NASCAR will ... there’s so much conver- coronavirus pandemic of Speedway Motorsports. lose two Cup races from its all full-time baseball opera- its engines with a flurry of sation right now about how races at two historic shut down U.S. sports in He said “sports fans other properties. The we can best engage our tions staff or all full-time em- mid-March. The Profes- around the world need same goes for Speedway ployees through May. tracks. games and our fans,” Buford NASCAR said Thursday sional Bull Racing Series this, a return to some Motorsports, which gained said. The big league season resumed competition last sense of normalcy with one additional race so far was scheduled to begin it is set to return May 17 Those talks are continu- with an elite Cup Series weekend and there has live sports on TV, and and will have to forfeit one ing, with no plans to aban- March 26. MLB shut down race at Darlington Race- been some horse racing. NASCAR is uniquely posi- at another facility. don them anytime soon. spring training on March 12 way in South Carolina, the NASCAR’s revised tioned to deliver it from a “For the couple tracks Some teams could reopen and pushed opening day first of seven events in an schedule goes only competition standpoint.” where we need to move an their practice facilities for back until at least mid-May 11-day stretch across the through May and has a NASCAR suspended its event, we want to do that voluntary workouts as early because of the pandemic. top three series. pair of Wednesday Cup season March 13 with only in the right way,” O’Don- nell said. “We just want to as May 8. There will be no prac- races, fulfilling fans’ long- four of its 36 scheduled In virus-shortened time plea for midweek races completed. The take a little time here be- “It is the responsibility of tice, no qualifying and season, no one drivers will jump into events. The first of those stock car series, heavily fore we’re able to an- the league office to explore races will be at Darling- reliant on television nounce that.” all options for a return to loses PGA card their cars for the first time since March 8 and attempt ton, three days after the money and sponsor pay- Almost all teams began play this season,” NBA A shorter season brought to tackle “The Track Too return race at the 70-year- ments, has vowed to com- returning to their shops spokesman Mike Bass said. on by the COVID-19 pan- Tough To Tame.” old, egg-shaped oval. plete its full schedule. The this week with either a re- “We owe that to our fans, demic means no one will “Events are going to Charlotte Motor Speed- revised schedule for now duced initial workforce or teams, players, partners and lose a PGA Tour card this look different than they way will then host the stays at tracks within driv- in split shifts. Now that all who love the game.” year and the Korn Ferry have in the past,” said Coca-Cola 600 on May 24 to ing distance of Charlotte- NASCAR has told the Tour players will have to wait John Bobo, NASCAR vice mark 60 consecutive years based race teams and in teams where it will be rac- Gators add states that have started ing this month, they can a year before fully joining president of racing the longest race on the NASCAR schedule will be reopening. start preparing cars suit- Michigan transfer the big leagues. operations. NASCAR has set guide- held on Memorial Day O’Donnell said NASCAR able for the two tracks. Colin Castleton A memo sent to players lines to safely hold the weekend. The track in wanted to get seven events Although Florida and GAINESVILLE — The Thursday to outline the events using CDC guide- Concord, outside completed within driving Texas invited NASCAR to Florida men’s basketball changes was another step lines on social distancing NASCAR’s home base of distance of North Carolina compete in those states team has added Daytona in the tour trying to figure out and personal protective Charlotte, will then host a before it resumes competi- without spectators, the Beach native Colin Castle- what’s equitable in a season equipment. The entire Wednesday race three tion in states that require sanctioning body is hold- ton to its roster. The 6-foot- that will be without 13 previ- venue will be used to days later. air travel and hotels. ing off on announcing 11 forward made 44 ously scheduled events. maintain distancing in ga- There also will be lower- NASCAR has completed races in those states be- appearances over the past The tour said players ex- rage stalls and where the tier Xfinity and Truck se- a fully revised schedule cause of the travel two seasons at the Univer- empt for this season will haulers are parked, while ries races at the two but would not reveal it required. sity of Michigan. keep the same status for the Castleton averaged 3.4 2020-21 season that is points and 2.7 rebounds off scheduled to start in Sep- the bench during his sopho- tember unless they earn a more outing in 2019-20, higher ranking after this shooting .533 from the field. shortened season. LLWS canceled for first time Castleton’s career-best 14 All of this is contingent on points came vs. Houston golf resuming June 11-14 at Baptist, and he also posted Colonial, the restart of a Tournament had double-figure scoring perfor- season that would include mances against Nebraska only one major champion- been held every (11) and Iowa State (10). ship. The PGA Champion- As a high school senior, ship is tentatively set for Castleton finished in the top Aug. 9-12 in San Francisco. year since 1947 10 for the state of Florida’s The U.S. Open was pushed Associated Press Mr. Basketball award, aver- back to September, the aging 24.5 points per game Masters was moved to No- WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — This at Father Lopez Catholic in vember and the British year’s Little League World Series Daytona Beach. Open was canceled. and the championship tournaments Under NCAA transfer reg- That means six majors in six other Little League divisions ulations, Castleton will sit for will be played next season. have been canceled because of the the 2020-21 season and be — From wire reports coronavirus pandemic. Little League President Stephen Keener announced the cancella- LOTTERY tions in a Facebook Live broadcast Florida Thursday afternoon from league headquarters in Williamsport, Associated Press Here are the winning numbers selected Pennsylvania, saying it would be River Ridge, Louisiana, takes a victory lap around the field at Lamade Stadium Thursday in the Florida Lottery: “impossible” to hold the events after winning the Little League World Series Championship game against amid ongoing restrictions on large PICK 2 (early) PICK 5 (early) Curacao, 8-0, Aug. 25, 2019, in South Williamsport, Pa. The 2020 Little League gatherings and travel. World Series and the championship tournaments in six other Little League 1 - 6 6 - 9 - 7 - 4 - 8 The Little League World Series PICK 2 (late) divisions have been canceled because of the new coronavirus pandemic. PICK 5 (late) has been held every August since 6 - 4 4 - 0 - 5 - 0 - 8 1947 and had never been canceled optimism that teams could play this states and localities for guidance on PICK 3 (early) before. Next year was to be the 75th FANTASY 5 spring and summer, depending on when or if the season can resume. 9 - 3 - 6 playing of the tournament; that restrictions in states and localities. He also urged districts to hold all- 6 - 19 - 23 - 24 - 27 milestone has been pushed back to PICK 3 (late) The annual major league game in star tournaments to give kids at least CASH 4 LIFE 2022. 4 - 6 - 1 Williamsport, which this year was to a taste of the competition they’ll be 8 - 17 - 19 - 28 - 44 “Let me tell the folks in all those feature the Boston Red Sox and Bal- missing missing with World Series PICK 4 (early) communities and all the sites where CASH BALL timore Orioles on Aug. 23, has been qualifying scrapped. 7 - 3 - 9 - 0 we have regional qualifying tourna- canceled, MLB said. “We will be very amenable to 4 ments how disappointed we are to “While the cancellation of the (changing) eligibility requirements PICK 4 (late) have to do this, but it was inevita- 2020 Little League World Series is and be very flexible to allow as 2 - 9 - 2 - 7 ble,” Keener said. “It would be irre- extremely disappointing, the health many kids the opportunity to play as sponsible and impossible to bring and safety of all of the people in- possible for whatever can remain of Wednesday’s winning numbers and payouts: teams and thousands of people from volved must be the paramount con- the 2020 Little League season,” he all over the world into the commu- sideration. We look forward to our said. 2 – 20 – 49 – 61 – 67 4-of-5 257 $116 Powerball: nity of Williamsport as well as those return to Williamsport for the 2021 Along with the Little League Powerball: 20 3-of-5 7,968 $10 six other communities that have MLB Little League Classic,” base- World Series, which is held in South 5-of-5 PB No winner Lotto: 7 – 16 – 25 – 33 – 43 – 46 been such great friends and sup- No Florida winner 6-of-6 No winner ball Commissioner Rob Manfred Williamsport, the other events can- porters of ours over the years.” 5-of-5 1 winner $1 million 5-of-6 16 $3,858 said in a statement. celed were the World Series of Lit- He added that travel restrictions No Florida winner 4-of-6 717 $64 Little League announced in tle League Softball in Greenville, would make it equally impossible to Cash 4 Life: 3 – 6 – 13 – 22 – 57 3-of-6 12,487 $5 March that the season was on hold North Carolina; Junior League Cash Ball: 1 hold qualifying tournaments for in- until at least May 11 because of Baseball in Taylor, Michigan; Junior 5-of-5 CB No winner Players should verify ternational teams and to bring those guidance from the Centers for Dis- League Softball in Kirkland, Wash- 5-of-5 No winner winning numbers by teams safely to the United States. ease Control and Prevention against ington; Senior League Baseball in Fantasy 5: 4 – 5 – 14 – 15 – 33 calling 850-487-7777 Little League has not, however, gatherings of 50 people or more. Easley, South Carolina; and Senior 5-of-5 6 winners $30,870.21 or at www.flalottery.com. called off the 2020 regular season. After that date, Keener said, dis- League Softball in Sussex County, Keener said there was reason for tricts and leagues should look to Delaware. Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Business Friday, May 1, 2020 A9

A click of the wrist Money&Markets gets you more at www.chronicleonline.com Wall Street’s best month in 2,960 S&P 500 24,800 Dow Jones industrials 2,840 Close: 2,912.43 23,860 Close: 24,345.72 Change: -27.08 (-0.9%) Change: -288.14 (-1.2%) 33 years closes with whimper 2,720 10 DAYS 22,920 10 DAYS 3,600 30,000 Associated Press sudden, devastating widespread stay-at-home recession. orders meant to slow the 3,200 27,000 A crush of dismal data “The disconnect be- spread of the virus. about the economy helped tween the market and the It all left many profes- 2,800 24,000 send markets lower Thurs- economy in April is about sional investors skeptical day, a meek ending to a as wide as any of us have about the steep rebound in 2,400 21,000 historic, juggernaut month ever seen,” said Ryan Det- stocks, whose rapid ascent for stocks. rick, senior market strate- resembles a “V” on a line 2,000 18,000 ND JFM A ND JFM A The S&P 500 fell 0.9% gist for LPL Financial. chart following its equally after reports showed mil- Promises from the Fed- sharp decline, when there’s StocksRecap HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG %CHG YTD lions more U.S. workers eral Reserve to do what- still too much uncertainty DOW 24585.57 24186.90 24345.72 -288.14 -1.17% -14.69% filed for unemployment ever it takes to prop up the about how long the reces- NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 8515.33 8360.91 8377.08 -251.54 -2.92% -23.16% DOW Util. 793.51 772.49 778.29 -20.19 -2.53% -11.47% benefits last week and the economy through the coro- sion will last. Vol. (in mil.) 6,346 4,203 NYSE Comp. 11492.91 11326.20 11372.34 -245.89 -2.12% -18.26% European economy crum- navirus crisis helped “The rebound in April Pvs. Volume 6,405 4,277 NASDAQ 8926.11 8825.83 8889.55 -25.16 -0.28% -0.93% pled to its worst perfor- spark the rally, as did tril- was an assumption that Advanced 659 766 S&P 500 2930.91 2892.47 2912.43 -27.08 -0.92% -9.85% mance on record last lions in spending by Con- this was going to be a Declined 2000 2225 S&P 400 1675.43 1645.51 1646.36 -51.90 -3.06% -20.20% New Highs 12 25 Wilshire 5000 29667.35 29207.43 29365.49 -353.53 -1.19% -10.71% quarter, among other low- gress. The rally has short, V-shaped recovery, New Lows 1 4 Russell 2000 1354.80 1310.45 1310.66 -50.10 -3.68% -21.45% lights. It was the biggest continued recently on op- both economically and at loss for the U.S. stock mar- timism that economies the corporate and busi- Stocks of Local Interest ket in more than a week, around the world are close ness level,” said David but it was still just a wiggle to reopening. Lyon, global investment 52-WK RANGE CLOSE YTD 1YR within the S&P 500’s best April’s gains for stocks specialist at J.P. Morgan NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG %CHG WK MO QTR %CHG %RTN P/E DIV month in decades. came in the face of may- Private Bank. “In our view, AT&T Inc T 26.08 4 39.70 30.47 -.96 -3.1 s s s -22.0 +6.6 14 2.08f The index surged 12.7% hem in the oil market, it probably has gotten a lit- Ametek Inc AME 54.82 7 102.31 83.87 -.63 -0.7 s s s -15.9 -6.8 35 0.72f in April, its biggest where prices in one cor- tle ahead of itself. We Anheuser-Busch InBev BUD 32.58 2 102.70 46.52 -2.14 -4.4 s s s -43.3 -44.2 12 3.19e monthly gain since 1987. ner dipped below zero for think it’s going to be a lon- Bank of America BAC 17.95 4 35.72 24.05 -.73 -2.9 s s s -31.7 -19.0 9 0.72 Before Thursday’s fall, it the first time, and as inves- ger and slower recovery.” Capital City Bank CCBG 15.61 5 30.95 22.04 -1.03 -4.5 s s s -27.7 -4.4 2 0.56f had been on track for its tors continued to rush into He said it could take a CenturyLink Inc CTL 8.16 4 15.30 10.62 -.40 -3.6 s s s -19.6 -0.1 4 1.00 best month since 1974 as U.S. government bonds in couple years before the Citigroup C 32.00 4 83.11 48.56 -1.70 -3.4 s s s -39.2 -29.2 7 2.04 stocks recouped more search of safety. Reports economy and people’s be- than half their 34% plunge piled up by the day show- haviors get back to what Disney DIS 79.07 4 153.41 108.15 -4.10 -3.7 s s s -25.2 -22.8 15 1. 76 from February into late ing the severe hits the they were like before the Duke Energy DUK 62.13 6 103.79 84.66 -1.97 -2.3 t s s -7.2 +1.2 21 3.78 March on worries about a economy is taking from outbreak. EPR Properties EPR 12.56 3 80.75 29.42 -1.74 -5.6 s s s -58.4 -58.4 9 4.32 Equity Commonwealth EQC 27.62 9 35.08 33.95 +.10 +0.3 t s s +3.4 +16.5 34 2.50e Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 4 80.53 46.47 -.99 -2.1 s s s -33.4 -39.8 11 3.48 Ford Motor F 3.96 2 10.56 5.09 -.17 -3.2 s s s -45.3 -44.0 4 ... Gen Electric GE 5.90 2 13.26 6.80 +.22 +3.3 s t t -39.1 -28.5 dd 0.04 HCA Holdings Inc HCA 58.38 6 151.97 109.88 -3.45 -3.0 s s s -25.7 -11.7 17 1.72f Home Depot HD 140.63 8 247.12 219.83 -1.98 -0.9 s s s +0.7 +9.6 22 6.00f Intel Corp INTC 42.86 7 69.29 59.98 -1.82 -2.9 s s s +0.2 +14.5 20 1.32 IBM IBM 90.56 6 158.75 125.56 -3.13 -2.4 s s s -6.3 -4.8 13 6.52f LKQ Corporation LKQ 13.31 6 36.63 26.15 +.85 +3.4 s s s -26.8 -20.1 15 ... Lowes Cos LOW 60.00 7 126.73 104.75 -1.41 -1.3 s s s -12.5 -6.0 23 2.20 McDonalds Corp MCD 124.23 7 221.93 187.56 -.26 -0.1 s s s -5.1 -3.4 28 5.00 Microsoft Corp MSFT 119.01 9 190.70 179.21 +1.78 +1.0 s s s +13.6 +32.2 35 2.04 Motorola Solutions MSI 120.77 4 187.49 143.81 -5.11 -3.4 t s s -10.8 +1.1 27 2.56 NextEra Energy NEE 174.80 6 283.35 231.12 -4.01 -1.7 t s t -4.6 +27.5 17 5.60f Penney JC Co Inc JCP 0.20 1 1.37 .25 -.01 -2.3 s t t -77.3 -79.5 dd ... Piedmont Office RT PDM 13.59 4 24.78 17.35 -.70 -3.9 s s t -22.0 -13.9 8 0.84 Regions Fncl RF 6.94 4 17.54 10.75 -.51 -4.5 s s s -37.4 -27.4 8 0.62 Smucker, JM SJM 91.88 7 128.43 114.91 +.72 +0.6 t s s +10.4 -0.5 15 3.52 Texas Instru TXN 93.09 6 135.70 116.07 -3.33 -2.8 s s s -9.5 +0.3 21 3.60 UniFirst Corp UNF 121.89 5 217.90 168.15 -4.44 -2.6 s s s -16.7 +8.6 19 1.00 Verizon Comm VZ 48.84 7 62.22 57.45 -.67 -1.2 t s s -6.4 +6.5 15 2.46 Vodafone Group VOD 11.46 3 21.72 14.14 -.72 -4.8 s s s -26.8 -18.9 0.96e WalMart Strs WMT 98.85 7 133.38 121.55 -2.05 -1.7 t s s +2.3 +28.2 70 2.16f Associated Press Walgreen Boots Alli WBA 39.41 2 64.50 43.29 -2.07 -4.6 t s t -26.6 -12.1 8 1.83 Signs on the boarded up 11th Street Diner pay tribute to frontline workers on April 13

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As Florida tourism falters, InterestInterestratesrates NET 1YR TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG AGO Stocks fell on Wall Street 3-month T-bill .10 .11 -0.01 2.41 Thursday as more grim news public employees fret about jobs 6-month T-bill .11 .12 -0.01 2.43 piled up revealing the grave economic damage being 52-wk T-bill .15 .16 -0.01 2.37 caused by the coronavirus out- Bobby Caina Even as Florida starts to situation remains uncer- 2-year T-note .17 .21 -0.04 2.30 break. The S&P 500 index lost alvan ease stay-at-home orders tain as state officials try to The yield on the 5-year T-note .34 .36 -0.02 2.29 C 0.9%, but still wound up 12.7% and begins lifting restric- get a firmer grasp on state 10-year Treasury 7-year T-note .51 .52 -0.01 2.40 higher in April, its biggest Associated Press tions on restaurants and revenues, which relies note was 10-year T-note .62 .62 ... 2.51 monthly gain since 1987. unchanged at 30-year T-bond 1.27 1.24 +0.03 2.92 TALLAHASSEE — As other hard-hit businesses, heavily on tourist dollars 0.62% on Thurs- McDonald’s MCD one of Florida’s tourist public sector workers are and its other revenue- day. Yields affect $187.56 -0.26 or -0.1% meccas, the city of Miami fretting over job losses that generating economic en- rates on mort- Close: NET 1YR The fast-food chain’s first-quarter gages and other Beach is usually bustling, could arrive in the weeks gines to pay for salaries BONDS LAST PVS CHG AGO profit fell short of Wall Street fore- consumer loans. casts as the virus pandemic dented its restaurants and bars and months to come be- and state services. Barclays Glob Agg Bd 1.04 1.05 -0.01 1.81 sales. overflowing and its streets cause of the economic During the just- Barclays USAggregate 1.36 1.38 -0.02 2.97 $250 pulsing with traffic. Out- downturn. completed legislative ses- PRIME FED Barclays US Corp 2.68 2.71 -0.03 3.60 200 of-town money kept the On Thursday, the U.S. sion, lawmakers set aside RATE FUNDS Barclays US High Yield 6.15 6.15 ... 6.12 150 city’s coffers brimming — Department of Labor said an additional $300 million LAST 3.25 .13 Moodys AAA Corp Idx 2.38 2.41 -0.03 3.71 6 MO AGO 4.75 1.63 100 until the city budget began 432,000 Floridians filed to help the state weather 10-Yr. TIPS 0 0 ... .54 FM A 1 YR AGO 5.50 2.38 52-week range bleeding millions of dol- new unemployment the economic tumult. $124.23 $221.93 lars because of the corona- claims — the most of any Whether that amount will state last week. be sufficient is up for de- Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD Vol.: 7.0m (1.2x avg.) PE: 23.8 virus pandemic. Crude Oil (bbl) 18.84 15.06 +25.10 -69.2 Mkt. Cap: $139.5 b Yield: 2.7% Earlier this month, the “Over the next six to bate — possibly in a spe- U.S. crude oil Ethanol (gal) 1.02 0.98 +4.51 -25.9 city furloughed dozens of eight months is when we cial session, if one is prices surged Tesla TSLA Heating Oil (gal) 0.73 0.69 +5.39 -63.9 its workers and put in are very fearful, that as necessary to address the 25%. Natural Natural Gas (mm btu) 1.95 1.87 +4.28 -11.0 Close: $781.88 -18.63 or -2.3% gas also rose, Unleaded Gas (gal) 0.70 0.73 -4.04 -58.7 The electric vehicle maker surprised place a hiring freeze. Its budgets are being recali- financial upheaval. while wholesale Wall Street with a first-quarter profit. mayor says the city is los- brated, that it’s going to Gov. Ron DeSantis has METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD gasoline fell. Gold (oz) 1684.20 1703.40 -1.13 +10.8 ing about $3.5 million a affect our full-time em- yet to receive the state’s Gold and silver Silver (oz) 14.90 15.16 -1.73 -16.4 $1,500 week because of lost reve- ployees,” said Jacqui Car- $93.2 billion budget docu- prices fell. Platinum (oz) 813.00 799.60 +1.68 -16.3 1,000 nue from empty hotels, mona, the political ment, which boosts the Copper (lb) 2.35 2.37 -0.86 -15.8 500 idled restaurants and director of the American starting salary for new Palladium (oz) 1952.10 1913.50 +2.02 +2.3 Federation of State, teachers and gives 3% 0 bars, and its shuttered AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD FM A world-famous shoreline. County & Municipal Em- across-the-board raises for Cattle (lb) 0.90 0.86 +5.61 -27.5 52-week range Coffee (lb) 1.06 1.05 +0.95 -18.0 $176.99 $968.99 “We are a city that has a ployees of Florida, the most state workers. state’s largest public work- Corn (bu) 3.12 3.05 +2.30 -19.7 Vol.: 28.2m (1.4x avg.) PE: ... diverse tax base, but it Union officials hope the Cotton (lb) 0.58 0.58 +0.07 -15.9 Mkt. Cap: $141.8 b Yield: ... also includes resort taxes. ers union. governor won’t renege on Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 319.00 317.90 +0.35 -21.4 Because we are such a The 95,000-member those raises. Orange Juice (lb) 1.08 1. 14 -4.87 +11.4 Facebook FB hospitality center, we’re union is bracing for addi- To help keep public Soybeans (bu) 8.50 8.32 +2.22 -9.8 Close: $204.71 10.52 or 5.4% going to see a dip in our tional staff reductions as workers in their jobs — in- Wheat (bu) 5.30 5.20 +1.97 -5.2 The social media company reported (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.) a surge in users during the first revenues,” said Miami cities, counties and the cluding sanitary workers, quarter and its ad revenue started Beach Mayor Dan Gelber. state government reassess road crews and clerks at to stabilize. spending because the government offices — MutualFunds $250 “As we navigate the health care crisis, we also want to state’s once-robust econ- unions have called on the TOTAL RETURN 200 FAMILY FUND NAV CHG YTD 1YR 3YR* 5YR* be sure we were able to omy isn’t pumping in as federal government to American Funds AmrcnBalA m 27.04 -.17 -4.7 +3.1 +6.6 +6.7 150 navigate through the fi- much tax revenues. help bail out local govern- CptWldGrIncA m45.37 -.37 -12.8 -5.1 +3.8 +3.9 100 FM A nancial pressures.” Florida’s budget ments reeling financially. CptlIncBldrA m 55.93 -.49 -10.8 -4.5 +1.8 +2.2 52-week range FdmtlInvsA m 54.61 -.45 -11.6 -2.9 +6.4 +7.8 $137.10 $224.20 GrfAmrcA m 49.61 -.05 -3.0 +5.2 +11.4 +10.6 Vol.: 45.9m (1.9x avg.) PE: 28.0 BRIEFS IncAmrcA m 20.56 -.18 -10.7 -3.4 +3.2 +4.0 Mkt. Cap: $491.7 b Yield: ... Businesss InvCAmrcA m 35.65 -.15 -9.4 -2.0 +5.8 +6.8 NwPrspctvA m 43.15 -.19 -8.7 +0.6 +8.6 +7.6 ServiceNow NOW Amazon profit falls as Twitter stock slips amid WAMtInvsA m 41.94 -.52 -12.4 -3.6 +6.9 +7.5 Close: $351.54 29.55 or 9.2% Dodge & Cox Inc 14.21 -.02 +2.3 +7.7 +4.7 +3.9 The maker of automation software pandemic-related costs rise revenue uncertainty IntlStk 32.59 -.59 -25.3 -19.8 -5.9 -3.6 beat analysts' first-quarter financial Stk 153.52 -4.04 -19.2 -12.6 +1.7 +4.8 forecasts. NEW YORK — Amazon’s profit fell 29% in OAKLAND, Calif. — Twitter’s stock tum- Fidelity 500IdxInsPrm 101.04 -.93 -9.3 +0.9 +9.0 +9.1 the first quarter as its costs for shipping mil- bled Thursday after the company failed to $400 Contrafund 13.47 +.05 -1.1 +7.0 +13.7 +12.2 lions of packages to home-bound customers show that it’s weathering the pandemic- TtlMktIdxInsPrm 80.84 -.98 -10.5 -1.2 +8.0 +8.3 300 rose. But the online retail behemoth said its borne digital advertising slump the same USBdIdxInsPrm 12.45 -.01 +5.4 +11.1 +5.2 +3.8 sales soared as more people opt to shop on- way its bigger rivals Facebook and Google Schwab SP500Idx 44.80 -.42 -9.3 +0.8 +9.0 +9.1 200 T. Rowe Price BCGr 124.19 +.40 -0.1 +7.5 +16.4 +14.0 FM A line during the coronavirus pandemic. are. 52-week range Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl 269.14 -2.50 -9.3 +0.8 +9.0 +9.1 $213.99 $362.95 Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos said The San Francisco-based social company’s DivGrInv 27.49 -.34 -9.9 +0.4 +9.6 +9.1 5.4m (2.1x avg.) 103.0 the company will likely spend at least $4 billion higher expenses outweighed its revenue HCAdmrl 84.63 -.56 -0.8 +17.4 +9.7 +6.8 Vol.: PE: Mkt. Cap: $67.0 b Yield: ... during the second quarter in order to speed up growth in the first three months of the year, InTrTEAdmrl 14.11 ... -1.7 +2.0 +2.9 +2.7 delivery times and buy masks and other pro- leading to a loss of $8.4 million. MdCpIdxAdmrl 186.58 -4.59 -15.0 -8.1 +3.9 +5.0 Tapestry TPR PrmCpAdmrl 125.84 -1.62 -12.7 -2.8 +8.9 +9.6 tection equipment for workers in its ware- And when asked during a conference call Close: $14.88 -2.17 or -12.7% STInvmGrdAdmrl10.73 +.01 +0.9 +4.1 +2.8 +2.5 The owner of the Coach and Kate houses and Whole Foods supermarkets. how April looked in terms of revenue, execu- TrgtRtr2025Inv 18.53 -.14 -6.6 +0.5 +5.1 +4.8 Spade brands reported a sharper Shares of Amazon.com Inc. fell about 5% in tives pointed back to the second half of March TrgtRtr2030Inv 33.57 -.29 -7.9 -0.6 +5.0 +4.9 loss than Wall Street expected as TtBMIdxAdmrl 11.51 -.02 +5.0 +10.9 +5.1 +3.8 stores remain closed. after-hours trading Thursday following the re- — when advertising declined. TtInBIdxAdmrl x 22.93 +.07 +1.7 +6.3 +4.8 +3.8 $30 lease of the earnings report. Facebook, in contrast, said on Wednesday TtInSIdxAdmrl 24.36 -.37 -18.2 -12.3 -0.7 -0.1 The Seattle-based company reported net that after a March decline, it saw “signs of sta- 20 TtInSIdxInv 14.57 -.21 -18.2 -12.3 -0.8 -0.2 income of $2.54 billion in the first quarter, bility” in the first three weeks of April. TtlSMIdxAdmrl 71.07 -.86 -10.4 -1.1 +8.0 +8.3 10 compared with $3.56 billion a year ago. Earn- Google parent company Alphabet also TtlSMIdxInv 71.04 -.87 -10.4 -1.3 +7.9 +8.2 FM A WlngtnAdmrl 69.18 -.59 -6.9 +2.6 +6.7 +6.7 52-week range ings per share came to $5.01, below the $6.23 posted results this week that didn’t look “quite $10.18 $36.06 WlslyIncAdmrl 64.24 -.58 -2.1 +5.6 +6.0 +5.7 analysts expected, according to FactSet. as bad as some people had feared,” said Ed- Vol.: 12.0m (2.1x avg.) PE: 7.2 *– Annualized; d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a Revenue rose 26% to $75.5 billion, beating ward Jones analyst David Heger. marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. Mkt. Cap: $4.1 b Yield: 9.1% expectations of $73.7 billion. — From wire reports Comcast CMCSA Close: $37.63 -1.37 or -3.5% The cable and entertainment company’s first-quarter profit slid as the virus pandemic shut down theme parks and movie theaters. $50

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OpinionCitrus County Chronicle CITRUS COUNTY CHRONICLE LETTERS to the Editor EDITORIAL BOARD grown to love. I have known BOCC jumped the OPINIONS INVITED Gerry Mulligan...... publisher Major Eakley for 20-plus years gun on openings n Viewpoints depicted in political and am familiar with his suc- Mike Arnold...... editor cartoons, columns or letters do On opening parks: Commis- cess in the sheriff ’s office. As a Curt Ebitz...... citizen member not necessarily represent the sioners jumped the gun. Plain opinion of the editorial board. medical professional and for- Mac Harris...... citizen member and simple. Commissioner n Groups or individuals are mer Army veteran in Tampa Rebecca Martin...... citizen member Smith said people will com- invited to express their opinions Bay, I have encountered many Jeff Bryan...... managing editor, news ply with social distancing in a letter to the editor. law enforcement officers n Persons F o u n d e d Sarah Gatling...... managing editor, copy desk rules. I disagree. All he has to wishing to address the during the past 25 years and by Albert M. editorial board, which meets none more concerned for the Williamson Gwen Bittner...... community editor do is visit stores in the area. Lots of people are ignoring weekly, should call Mike Arnold safety of those he served. I at 352-563-5660. have lived in Citrus County for “You may differ with my choice, but not my right to choose.” social distancing guidelines. n We reserve the right to edit David S. Arthurs publisher emeritus — Lots of them. What makes him letters for length, libel, fairness four years, and have witnessed think people will do so in an and good taste. it begin to change. Law en- The opinions expressed in Chronicle editorials open park, where there is no n Letters must be no longer than forcement leadership will pave are the opinions of the newspaper’s editorial board. one watching? 400 words, and writers will be the way to handle growth and limited to four letters per face tough issues like mental Wayne Sesssa month. health, homelessness and ad- RECYCLING WOES Beverly Hills n SEND LETTERS TO: The Editor, diction. Mel has proven experi- 1624 N. Meadowcrest Blvd., ence in addressing these areas Crystal River, FL 34429; fax to and has led a large agency to Use common sense 352-563-3280; or email to [email protected]. success with his ideas and when shopping strategies. I have heard Major Eakley Because I’m 88 years old and yellow brick road” because if talk to many people and an- this coronavirus is hitting the you don’t the wicked witch County elderly hard, my daughter swer questions on the spot will come swooping down on wouldn’t let me go out shop- about school safety and how her broomstick and get you. his approach for drug enforce- ping. Unfortunately, we finally My daughter gently grabbed found ourselves in need of re- ment is significantly different my arm which brought me that the incumbent. Mel is ap- stocking our food supply be- back to reality and said, “Mom cause the cupboards were bare. proachable, listens to what shouldn’t give lets go home.” people are saying and offers So, with face masks on, we To say the least, it was an in- his thoughts. Mel is not a politi- ventured out to face the chal- teresting shopping day. This is cian but someone who has de- lenges set before us. We en- all new and life challenging to voted 29 years of his life to tered the store and we each us all so please use common serving others. I encourage you got our own shopping carts. sense, like bringing to the cus- to review each candidate’s ré- up on recycling Then I went my way and she tomers’ attention as they come sumé and learn who has been went her way, all the while not in that there are new proce- there and done that. educe, reuse, recycle But, this decision was noticing the new small dures and stay safe. — or just dump it in probably not solely made directional signs on the floor. Patrick Cockill the trash if you don’t with illegal dumping in Later we met up in the mid- Ruth Kennedy Homosasssa R dle of the store. My daughter feel like driving to the mind. There’s a fiscal ele- Homosassa was upset over an encounter landfill. ment to it that cannot be ig- she had with a woman in Commissioner With no clear set path on nored; the global recycling aisle 3 who had a superior at- Sometimes it’s better disregards lives the future of gar- market is in se- titude while pointing out that to not comment I am writing in response to bage collection in vere decline, she was going the wrong way. Ron Kitchen Jr.’s response Commissioner Ron Kitchen’s Citrus, commis- THE ISSUE: with rates rising Well that was the wrong atti- comments published in the tude to use with my daughter, in the April 29 Chronicle re- sioners made a Commissioners and profitability April 29 edition of the Chroni- who upped her own attitude garding his carefully re- bold move at close community at an all-time low. searched opinions — thank cle. His arrogant display of ig- their April 13 Years ago, and they had words. After hav- norance and his disregard for recycling sites. ing her say, my daughter you Fox News — reminds me meeting to close there were signs of my grandfather’s advice to the lives of the people he is backed up and left in search supposed to serve is appall- nearly all com- at the county of me. me when I was younger.: munity recycling OUR OPINION: lines that said ”Keep your mouth shut and ing. He knows of no science to She found me standing in an support the effectiveness of sites (Wednesday, Recycling needs “Citrus County — aisle staring at long empty people won’t know you’re stu- pid ... open it and remove all social distancing? Does he April 15, page to be made We Recycle,” but shelves. I couldn’t believe my live in a cave? He questions A1), leaving those easier, not harder. in light of this de- eyes — I had never seen such doubt.” Congrats Ron, we all now know! the advice given by the best residents with velopment, it’s a thing before. As my daughter medical minds in the world? was telling me of her encoun- Where did he get his medical the desire to re- easy to question Allan Cobb cycle the option to drive to the county’s commitment to ter, I started to imagine hear- training, Trump University? ing the store manager’s deep Homosassa the landfill or hire one of the recycling. The signs have He should be ashamed. I and commanding voice an- hope if he or his family mem- few private haulers in Citrus been gone for years, and re- nounce, “Problem in aisle 3, Eakley will lead bers fall ill, he will continue that offers recycling cycling services continue to two customers challenging the to scoff, and not endanger the services. diminish. right of way with shopping and improve people who are risking all on Citing an abundance of il- So should we just trash carts.” I felt as if I had stepped The future of our quality of the front lines by seeking legal dumping, commission- everything? into the “Wizard of Oz” movie life depends on selecting the medical treatment. ers voted unanimously to At the Board of County and expected the customers to best candidate for sheriff and shutter the remaining recy- Commissioners (BOCC) break out singing, “Follow, fol- Mel Eakley will lead, improve Patricia Hanlon cling centers outside of the meeting, Commissioner low, follow, follow, follow the and preserve what we have Homosassa landfill. The decision closes Scott Carnahan suggested county recycling drop-off the county will include a Hot Corner: RON KITCHEN sites in Beverly Hills, Inver- curbside recycling element ness, Lecanto and to its anticipated universal n (Re the April 29 front-page Kitchen was either mistaken or people staying home, doing Homosassa. garbage pickup program. story, “Kitchen: I ‘would open misquoted in the past for some what they were and told listen- It’s an incredible pity to However, it’s still in the everything tomorrow’ if gover- of his statements, but this lat- ing to scientists and people est statement — that it is not who know what they’re talking see the sins of the few affect planning process and is a nor gave OK.”) OK, I want to the government’s job to protect about? That would be what recycling access for the years off, with a target date take to task a few things Ron Kitchen said here in Wednes- its citizens — really takes the would happen, considering the masses. Thanks to a few of Oct. 1, 2022. day’s paper. No. 1, he had a cake. If this was true, why have county is mostly elderly people. abusers, all county residents It’s clear that Citrus problem with us regulating a military or a CDC or police of- But then again, I’m not a scien- are denied the convenience County needs a plan for recy- 99% of the population for ficers or, for that matter, a tist or a genius like we have of neighborhood recycling clables collection along with something that’s affecting 1%. county commission? This is running the county. sites. regular garbage; recycling Well, that’s very easy to say from a person who’s supposed n Just when I thought our And, making those who needs to be made easier, not when you’re not part of that to be a leader in our commu- county commissioners couldn’t wish to utilize county recy- harder. The demise of com- 1% and you’re not the one nity. Mr. Kitchen, you have do anything more irresponsible, cling services drive to the munity recycling sites adds that’s doing the dying. Also, he again proven your worth. He Ron Kitchen has opened his further states he does not think landfill is clearly not the en- to the argument for univer- says there’s no science to sup- mouth and done it again. Mr. protections are necessary. vironmentally friendly solu- sal waste collection, so why port social distancing, OK? Kitchen, who badly serves us in Again, wow! Mr. Kitchen, I tion. An alternative fix could not fully commit to it? Well, I’m looking at my com- Sugarmill Woods, has decided guess all the deaths associated have been to open the sites Closing the remote recy- puter right here and it says that he doesn’t believe medical with this virus must be fake right here that the CDC recom- science. He just wants to open on certain days of the week, cling locations one-by-one news. with citizen monitors edu- without a solid direction for mends and backs social dis- up the county and that is de- n I’m sure you could fill your spite 11 dead in Citrus County cating and enforcing what’s the future of waste services tancing and calls it “remaining whole paper with comments on out of congregated settings, with 97 confirmed cases, which acceptable and what’s not. is not a good look for Citrus. Commissioner Kitchen’s delu- is an increase of 5.4% just in avoiding mass gatherings and Ardent policing of the bins Commissioners need to ce- sional remarks comparing a the last week. It is woefully ap- maintaining distance from oth- could have reduced the ment a plan and figure this year’s worth of automobile parent, Mr. Kitchen, that you ers when possible.” So, Mr. amount of household trash stuff out — that’s what deaths to three months of the are a disgrace to everybody Kitchen: If you know better going into them. they’re elected to do. virus — basically, very silly. Ig- that you are claiming to repre- than the CDC, perhaps you noring the reality of 60,000 sent. You are only interested in should be running the science dead Americans with his fake publicity — good and, sadly, of this whole pandemic. numbers is inexcusable and more often bad — than the I have enough TP to That’s how I got mine — also n I see this morning that my the tissues that I blow my nose unforgiveable. public health and welfare. commissioner, Mr. Kitchen, n last 17 years in — so there! I just read Ron Kitchen’s re- n I’ve never felt so misrepre- whom I voted for, has come out sponse to the COVID-19 pan- I just wanted to make a com- sented in my life as whenever I of hibernation and he is now demic and had to reread it to ment about people sup- It’s getting hear words uttered by our speaking to the press. After make sure I didn’t misread it. posedly hoarding toilet too crowded (county commissioner) Ron OUND reading today’s quotes from This rocket scientist is denying Kitchen, I believe his name is. paper. I have some- S I moved here him, I’m truly sorry that now everything that real scientists What a pathetic excuse for a where between 48 to OFF 35 years ago, mostly “Dr. Kitchen” did not stay in hi- and medical professionals have representative. 60 rolls of toilet paper because it was nice bernation. As he’s opposed to been recommending to protect n Boy, for once I can actually stored in my house, but and quiet, not con- the 6-foot social distancing and us. His actions — and actions agree with Ron Kitchen. It’s so I didn’t rush in and gested. Now the county not wearing a mask, I assume of other commission members refreshing to have a commis- gobble them up. Over commissioners are try- that he has some medical expe- — is quite disturbing. sioner that can actually think the years or months, CALL ing to get more busi- rience to justify this decision. I n I’m just reading in the for himself and see through the whenever Publix had a nesses, more people, also noted that he used the av- paper how the parks are all fake hysteria that’s been cre- buy one — not a BOGO 563-0579 more parkways, more erage highway deaths figure of going to be open and that ated and not pass the buck off — a gas card and I had roadways. They’re 50,000 per year to shut down Kitchen said that he would to, “Well, we’ll wait ’til some- to spend $50 of grocer- going to make us like all the highways. The real figure open everything. In reading the body tells us we can do this,” ies, I’d just pick up a big bunch Miami and St. Pete and Clear- is 38,000 per year, about article in there, he doesn’t be- or “This director says that of toilet paper so I could make water, which, by the way, have 3,500 per month. The COVID- lieve in a 6-foot space between maybe we shouldn’t open any- the minimum and get $10 off the highest incidence of coro- 19 disaster has taken over people. ... I’m thinking that in thing.” Well, who the heck are on a gas card. You probably navirus. Now in their unending 60,000 people in two months, Citrus County, our numbers are they? They’re not elected. think I’m hoarding toilet paper. I quest for more money, are they so I suggest he get his statistics fairly good compared to what They’re getting paid. Open the have enough toilet paper for a willing to put all of us in correct. some of the other ones are. But economy. Sweden never locked single man to last me 17 years. jeopardy? n I had thought that Mr. how much of that is due to down and they’re doing great ...

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Jobless claims soar past 30M David Crary, Christopher Rugaber and John Leicester Associated Press

NEW YORK — Bleak new figures Thursday underscored the worldwide economic pain inflicted by the coronavirus: Associated Press The number of Americans fil- Vice President Mike Pence speaks Thursday ing for unemployment benefits during a visit to the General Motors/Ventec has climbed past a staggering ventilator production facility in Kokomo, Ind. 30 million, while Europe’s economies have gone into an epic slide. Pence wears mask And as bad as the numbers are, some are already out- dated because of the lag in as he tours plant gathering data, and the true economic picture is almost Jill Colvin certainly much worse. Associated Press The statistics are likely to WASHINGTON — This time, he wore stoke the debate over whether a mask. to ease the lockdowns that Vice President Mike Pence donned a have closed factories and Associated Press face covering Thursday as he toured a other businesses. While many Taxi driver Mor Gob, wearing a mask to protect against coronavirus, delivers boxes with prepared General Motors/Ventec ventilator produc- states and countries have meals to people in need on Thursday in the Bronx borough of New York. More than 3.8 million laid- tion facility in Indiana after coming under pressed ahead, health offi- off workers applied for unemployment benefits last week as the U.S. economy slid further into a fire for failing to wear one earlier this cials have warned of the dan- crisis that is becoming the most devastating since the 1930s. week in violation of Mayo Clinic policy. ger of a second wave of more than 130,000 people with topped 3.2 million, with 1 mil- he would not extend the White The facility in Kokomo had been closed infection, and some employ- the virus have died. The econ- lion of them in the U.S., but House’s social-distancing because of the coronavirus but was brought ers and employees have ex- omy in the 19 countries using the true numbers are be- guidelines past their expira- back online in mid-April to produce critical pressed fear of going back to the euro shrank 3.8% in the lieved to be much higher be- tion Thursday. Those guide- care ventilators for hospitals around the work when large numbers of first quarter of the year, the big- cause of limited testing, lines encouraged people to country. General Motors requires workers people are still dying. gest contraction since the euro- differences in counting the work from home and avoid to wear masks in the plant’s production In the U.S., the government zone countries began keeping dead and concealment by area, according to spokesman Jim Cain. reported that 3.8 million laid- restaurants, groups and nones- joint statistics 25 years ago. some governments. sential travel. Pence removed the mask, however, for a off workers applied for job- “This is the saddest day for In other developments: n A suburban Minneapolis roundtable with top officials, including less benefits last week, the global economy we have n Dr. Anthony Fauci, the General Motors CEO Mary Barra and Ven- nursing home, St. Therese of raising the total to 30.3 mil- ever seen” in the 50 years U.S. government’s top tec CEO Chris Kiple. None of the partici- New Hope, said 47 residents lion in the six weeks since that economists at High Fre- infectious-diseases expert, pants wore face coverings. the outbreak took hold. The quency Economics have been said he expects federal ap- have died as a result of Pence’s visit to the factory came hours layoffs amount to 1 in 6 Amer- following the data, they wrote proval for the first drug to COVID-19 in yet another se- after his wife, Karen Pence, defended her ican workers and encompass in a report. prove effective against the vere outbreak at an institu- husband’s decision to not wear a mask more people than the entire Even then, the statistics do coronavirus to happen “re- tion for the frail or elderly. At during a Tuesday visit to the Mayo Clinic population of Texas. not capture the enormity of ally quickly.” Remdesivir, least 70 people have died at a in Rochester, Minnesota. Some economists say that the crisis. The quarterly fig- made by California’s Gilead veterans home in Massachu- Mrs. Pence told Fox News Channel that when the U.S. unemployment ures cover January through Sciences, hastened the recov- setts in the deadliest known he had been unaware of the hospital’s rate for April comes out next March, and many of the lock- ery of COVID-19 patients in a cluster of its kind. coronavirus policy during the visit and week, it could be as high as 20% downs in Europe and the U.S. major government study, and n California Gov. Gavin that the vice president has been following — a figure not seen since the were not imposed until it might also have reduced Newsom ordered beaches in the advice of medical experts. Pence, like Depression of the 1930s, when March — the second half of deaths, according to Fauci. Orange County closed until other senior White House staff, is tested joblessness peaked at 25%. March in a multitude of n A 1,000-bed Navy hospi- further notice after tens of for the virus at least once a week. The number of Americans places in the United States. tal ship that arrived in New thousands of people flocked “As our medical experts have told us, thrown out of work could be Stocks fell on Wall Street as York City to great fanfare a to the sand last weekend. wearing a mask prevents you from spread- much higher than the unem- the discouraging news piled month ago left town after n Prime Minister Boris ing the disease. And knowing that he ployment claims show, be- up, with the Dow Jones In- treating just 182 patients. The doesn’t have COVID-19, he didn’t wear Johnson said Britain is “past cause some people have not dustrial Average losing surge of cases there has one,” Mrs. Pence said, adding that it “was the peak” and “on a down- applied and others couldn’t nearly 290 points, or more fallen well short of the actually after he left Mayo Clinic that he get through to their states’ than 1%. doomsday predictions. The ward slope” in its coronavi- found out that they had a policy of asking overwhelmed systems. A poll The virus has killed over 24-hour number of deaths rus outbreak. everyone to wear a mask.” by two economists found that 230,000 people worldwide, in- statewide was down to 306, n Russian Prime Minister “So, you know, someone who’s worked the U.S. may have lost 34 mil- cluding more than 61,000 in the lowest in a month. Mikhail Mishustin, 54, said on this whole task force for over two lion jobs. the U.S., according to a tally n With signs that the out- he has tested positive for the months is not someone who would have There was grim new data by Johns Hopkins University. break has stabilized in places, virus and will go into done anything to offend anyone or hurt across Europe, too, where Confirmed infections globally President Donald Trump said isolation. anyone or scare anyone,” she said.

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through May 5 Special to the Chronicle At left, the late Citrus Watercolor Society (CWS) artist Suzanne Mahr, of Citrus Springs, stands with her painting “Ozello Marsh,” also Special to the Chronicle pictured at right. ance Central’s Cit- “We will grieve the loss of our friends and miss their rus County Got presence, but we will celebrate their art which lives DTalent is looking for singers, dancers, per- on, even though they are no longer among us.” formers and musicians — NORM FREYER age 4 and up to showcase talents on the virtual t is hard to expect events to occur as list of programs. with all-time favorite Florida artist Tom stage. planned, especially when official The CWS Spring Luncheon, resched- Jones as demonstrator. See Tom’s web- Registration and pre- Iguidelines are confusing, uled for Friday, Aug. 14, has site at https://tomjonesartist.com. liminaries are now constrictive and raise anxiet- been cancelled. The Sept. 19 As you can see, the CWS program through Tuesday, May 5. ies. No question about it: This meeting will feature our Show chairperson, Susan Strawbridge, has Age groups include: is causing some crimps in our and Tell, where our members been busy. More on the balance of the n 4-7 — Mini Division plans for 2020, but that is the present their latest art to their schedule entering 2021 at a later date. n 8-12 — Junior way things are at present. fellow artists for review, and Members of the Citrus Watercolor So- Division The Citrus Watercolor Soci- make the presentation of the ciety enjoy a “Painting of the Month” ety (CWS) recently lost two Founders Day Award. competition in October, November, Janu- n 13-17 — Teen talented and valued member The program continues ary, February, March and April. They Division artists, Suzanne Mahr of Cit- Oct. 9 with a demonstration by have opportunities to show and sell their n 18 and up — Adult rus Springs and Laurie Kan- Norm Freyer award-winning artist Marilyn work, take workshops and participate in Division sky of Hernando. Both had CITRUS Johansen of Fort Lauderdale, monthly sketch/paint-outs, etc. Each entrant can sub- contributed their creative tal- WATERCOLOR followed by a two-day work- For more information about the meet- mit up to three entries; ents to the artist community SOCIETY shop. See her work at www. ing, or to become a member, call Marie price is $20 per entry and art collectors on the Na- marilynjohansen.com/ Sloan at 352-322-0002, or Wanda Boyd at (groups of five or more ture Coast. We will grieve the about-artist-marilyn. 804-536-1794, or visit www.citruswater add $5 per person). Each loss of our friends and miss On Nov. 13, the featured colorsociety.org. The Citrus Watercolor video submitted cannot their presence, but we will celebrate demonstrator will be Frank Zampardi, Society meets at noon the second Friday be longer than two their art which lives on, even though artist and teacher from The Villages. of every month, except July, at the Family minutes. they are no longer among us. Also, he will conduct a two-day workshop Center of the First Christian Church of When recording your Assuming that the Citrus Watercolor following his demo and critique. See Inverness, 2018 Colonade St., Inverness. video, state your name, Society programs, even with some un- Frank’s artwork at frankzampardifine ———n——— expected crimps, can somewhat re- artist.com. age and a brief descrip- sume after our summer break in July, Rounding out the final month of the Norm Freyer handles publicity for the tion of what you will be and we can look forward to an exciting year will be the CWS Holiday luncheon, Citrus Watercolor Society. performing. To register and submit a video, comment your name and age on the com- petition post, and the sub- mit proof of payment and video through messenger. Participants will then be given a contestant number. Top five in each divi- sion will move onto the live final round on May 16 for audience participa- tion. Cash prizes and tro- phies awarded after final round. Register on Facebook at cadaonline352. For more ABOVE: Suzanne Mahr paints during a past information, email dance watercolor class. AT RIGHT: Laurie Kansky’s central@embarqmail. painting “A Day at the Reef,” is shown. com. Crafters, artists finding solace, joy in dangerous times he’s not engrossed in art journaling, using collage, painting and image Makers gotta make transfers. Each journal page tells a bi- Jennifer Forker ographical story. Associated Press Right now, the airline customer ser- vice representative needs his craft Their reasons may differ, but crafters more than ever. agree: Makers gotta make. Those who “I’m in the public eight hours or create things by hand — who weld, more a day. I deal with so many peo- weave, play in clay or paints — are pur- ple. I don’t know if I’ll get sick. It’s a suing their passions the best they can really nice diversion to get lost in my during the coronavirus pandemic. art journals,” he says. The creative arts are soothing, fill Sarah Raven, a fifth-grade science time, and keep our minds and hands teacher in New York City, has time on busy. her hands now that she’s teaching stu- “This is what makes us human,” says dents online and staying home. She Melanie Falick, author of the recent first made small beads out of modeling “Making a Life: Working by Hand and clay; she’s now “paint pouring” with Discovering the Life You Are Meant to acrylics, a technique she’s learning Live” (Artisan). Falick, a longtime craft books pub- from YouTube videos. lisher, quit her job to follow her maker’s “Why do I have to create? I have heart. Her book is filled with stories of something inside of me that I feel I weavers, ceramicists, welders, wood- have to express, to get out,” she says. workers, quilters and more, with pho- RINNE ALLEN/Artisan Books via AP “Creativity is the opposite of destruc- tos of the art, the crafts, homes and An image featured in the book “Making a Life” by Melanie Falick. Falick, a longtime tion, and at a time when there are so workspaces. craft books publisher, quit her job to follow her maker’s heart. Her book is filled with many destructive things happening, it Falick examines how making by hand stories of weavers, ceramicists, welders, woodworkers, quilters and more, with photos seems logical to want to create things.” contributes to a good life. For starters, of the art, the crafts, homes and workspaces. Falick believes creative expression makers find balance in creating, she is key to health and wellness. She says. They may have jobs, families, something with my hands. There’s that overwhelming. This calms me, centers paraphrases scholar Ellen Dissanay- bills, responsibilities, but crafting pro- part of it,’’ says Falick from her home me, grounds me. I feel alive in a ake, who has studied the intersection vides a needed and active break. in Beacon, New York. She’s crocheting healthy way. I’m less frazzled.” of art, evolution and other sciences: “I feel grounded and at home in my a hat while we talk. “There’s so much Brian Kasstle of Las Vegas, Nevada, “Art is wired into us. 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Hoyt and Jeff Knurek cluding all academic areas. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. about another card — what is Unscramble these Jumbles, n Hire a tutor with a back- known as a second-degree one letter to each square, ground in learning disabilities. Eric Temple Bell, who was a assumption. to form four ordinary words. n Find a therapist who spe- Scottish-American mathematician How does that apply to this deal? cializes in adolescent behavior. and science-fiction writer, said, South was in an ambitious four- SUPEA n Enroll your child in virtual “Euclid taught me that without as- spade contract. West led the heart school or private school. sumptions there is no proof. There- ace, cashed the heart king and con- Again, the story you printed fore, in any argument, examine the tinued with a third heart. What as- was hardly uplifting or inspira- assumptions.” sumptions should declarer have tional; instead, it was a sad com- At the bridge table, you some- drawn, and how would they have VINGE mentary on why we have such times make an assumption about affected his line of play? an explosion of drops out and the location of a specific card. The North hand had nine losers addicted young people in our When you do, though, ask yourself (two spades, three hearts, two dia- country. It is a parent’s job to fig- if that assumption might also monds and two clubs). That is the TANTEB ure out why a child would want normal number for a single raise, to drop out of school, not let but North had 10 points and four them. I hope parents will in- trumps. Then South, who had stead try the tactics outlined seven losers (two spades, two above. — Dawn W. hearts, one diamond and two VONPER @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get Dear Dawn: I appreciate your clubs), should have passed. But he thoughtful insights and regret succumbed to the lure of a vulnera- Now arrange the circled letters not speaking to these points my- ble game bonus. ©2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as self. The Individuals with Dis- The original declarer played a All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. abilities Education Act helps spade to the king at trick four, so went down, losing two spades and ensure that students with dis- two hearts. South should have as- abilities are granted the accom- sumed that West held the club king, (Answers tomorrow) modations they need, and Jumbles: MIGHT IRONY SPLASH MADDER coming up with an individual- giving him 10 known points. That Yesterday’s made it slightly more likely that Answer: When Richard Gere starred in the movie “Pretty ized education plan. Parents East had the spade ace. 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HONDA NOTICE TO CREDITORS /garage kept/ 129,850 All options, Tow Bar, Nice street rod. brakes, tune-up & oil Tony: 352-527-8950 2009 Shadow 750 Exc. Very Good Condition! $17,500 OBO change. $4500 OBO No answer leave msg. con. 1 owner, garage The administration of the estate of Catherine Sue Schaefer, deceased, whose mi/ CarFax Avail/ Svc’d date of death was October 29, 2019, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus at Citrus Kia $2,800 $7500 320-212-2771 603-660-0491 352-341-0062 kept, Very low mi 3514 $3600 561-777-6014 County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Ave., Inver- OBO 352-419-5602 TRIUMPH ness, FL. 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the 1973 TR6, 4 spd, 6 cyl, Classified Ads personal representative’s attorney are set forth below. 2 Tops, Red w/ Black work! HONDA YAMAHA All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 2001Goldwing GL1800 2009 V Star 1100cc Interior $15,000 Firm Sell your against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served 352-503-6859 28,500 miles. Many Silverado. Black. must file their claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE TOYOTA vehicle today! extras. Excellent cond. 7,973 mi. New tires, TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- 2019 Camry SE Call Ultimate touring bike. Exc. Cond. Blue book ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 18K Mi. 32 MPG. Black/chrome. $7950 $4,360 - asking $3,350 All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands 352-563-5966 352-270-8089 352-573-8389 against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- Like new cond. TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Factory warranty. 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Bodden Florida Bar Number: 1011617 dents or scratches, IN AND FOR CITRUS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 2020 CP 000243 GRANT & DOZIER, LLC 123 North Apopka Avenue Inverness, Florida 34450 Classifieds BUICK clean, 26-28 MPG Telephone: (352) 726-5111 E-Mail: [email protected] 1965 Electra 225 only $18, 750 IN RE: ESTATE OF SUZANNE C. MAHR, Deceased. V8 wildcat, 45k orig mi, Published April 24 & May 1, 2020 GOLF CART NOTICE TO CREDITORS cold AC $13,500 OBO Electric ParCar, used 352-436-7485 aft 1pm only 170hrs/ chrome The administration of the estate of Suzanne C. Mahr, deceased, whose date of ONLY CHEVROLET wheels/ plastic coverall/ death was March 6, 2020, is pending in the Circuit Court for Citrus County, Florida, 1936 5 Window Coupe Built-in charger. Probate Division, the address of which is 110 N. Apopka Avenue, Inverness, Florida $19.95 350 V8, 10 bolt rear TERRIFIC! $4,125 obo 34450. The names and addresses of the personal representative and the personal for 7 days end, all steel body, all 352-527-0838 representative’s attorney are set forth below. 6132-0501 FCRN power, cold A/C. All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: GS AUTO TOWING gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and in- tent to sell these vehicles at 61 NE US HWY 19, Crystal River, FL 34429, pursuant to sub- $29.95 $26,500 352-302-6979 against decedent’s estate on whom a copy of this notice is required to be served must file their claims with this court ON OR BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE section 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. GS Auto Towing reserves the right to accept or for 14 days CHEVROLET TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- reject any and/or all bids. 1971 Camaro RS ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Date & Time of Sale VIN # Y ear/Model Vehicle $49.95 4 sp. Black. V8 & A/C. All other creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands May 14, 2020 at 9:00 AM XWR27144K889 1989 ALBEMARL for 30 days $22,000 obo or against decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS AF- possible trade. TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Published May 1, 2020. $69.95 352-303-8226 ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH IN FLORIDA STATUTES Run ‘til it sells!! SECTION 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. CHEVY NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 1933 Chevy Hotrod YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 350 Automatic, Steel The date of first publication of this notice is April 24, 2020. body, A/C- MUST SEE! Personal Representative: * Call your $29K 352-342-8170 Julie Mahr 3809 Schoonover Road, Weston, WI 54476 6131-0501 FCRN Classified Harley-Davidson Attorney for Personal Representative: FORD 2003 100th Aniv. Edition /s/ Dawn Ellis, Esq. for the firm Florida Bar Number: 091979 “CANCELLATION NOTICE — The Oakwood Village Homeowners’ Quarterly Meeting Representative 1930 Model A V Rod, Black & Silver, My Florida Probate, P.A. P.O. Box 952, Floral City, FL 34436-0952 scheduled for May 16, 2020 has been cancelled. Further information will be pro- for details. 5 Window Coupe, 76 K Vance & Hines, (352) 726-5444 E-mail Address: [email protected] vided at a later date.”. 352-563-5966 mi./ EXCELLENT Cond. 13,000mi, $4,950 obo $16,000 352-795-3510 516-819-9196 Published April 24, and May 1, 2020 Published May 1, 2020. Citrus County (FL) Chronicle Friday, May 1, 2020 B7

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FOR WELL-QUALIFIED LESSEES WITH APPROVED CREDIT THROUGH SETF. NOT ALL LESSEES WILL QUALIFY. CLOSED-END LEASE ON NEW 2020 FOR WELL-QUALIFIED LESSEES WITH APPROVED CREDIT THROUGH SETF. NOT ALL LESSEES WILL QUALIFY. CLOSED-END LEASE ON NEW COROLLA LE MODEL #1852. $92 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $5,899 DUE AT SIGNING. OR $255 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $0 DUE AT 2020 RAV4 LE MODEL # 4430. $175 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $5,899 DUE AT SIGNING. OR $345 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $0 DUE AT SIGNING. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. MONTHLY PAYMENTS DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES. 12,000 MILES PER YEAR. APR OFFER: WITH SIGNING. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. MONTHLY PAYMENTS DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES. 12,000 MILES PER YEAR. PRICES ARE PLUS TAX APPROVED CREDIT. MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR EVERY $1,000 FINANCED IS 0.0% - 60 MONTHS = $27.78. MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH CERTAIN TAG AND $995 DEALER FEE. EXPIRES 5/4/2020. OTHER OFFERS. PRICES ARE PLUS TAX TAG AND $995 DEALER FEE. EXPIRES 5/4/2020. 0% APR 2020 TOYOTA 0% APR 2020 TOYOTA AVAILABLE CAMRY LE AVAILABLE TACOMA MODEL#2532 MODEL#7146 V6 SR5

$ $ 139 -OR- ZERO 164 -OR- ZERO PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS DOWN PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS DOWN WITH $5899 DOWN $299/MO. FOR 36 MOS. WITH $5899 DOWN $337/MO. FOR 36 MOS.

FOR WELL-QUALIFIED LESSEES WITH APPROVED CREDIT THROUGH SETF. NOT ALL LESSEES WILL QUALIFY. CLOSED-END LEASE ON NEW 2020 FOR WELL-QUALIFIED LESSEES WITH APPROVED CREDIT THROUGH SETF. NOT ALL LESSEES WILL QUALIFY. CLOSED-END LEASE ON NEW COROLLA LE MODEL #1852. $92 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $5,899 DUE AT SIGNING. OR $255 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $0 DUE AT 2020 TACOMA V6 SR5 MODEL # 7146. $164 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $5,899 DUE AT SIGNING. OR $337 PER MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. $0 SIGNING. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. MONTHLY PAYMENTS DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES. 12,000 MILES PER YEAR. APR OFFER: WITH DUE AT SIGNING. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. MONTHLY PAYMENTS DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES. 12,000 MILES PER YEAR. PRICES ARE APPROVED CREDIT. MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR EVERY $1,000 FINANCED IS 0.0% - 60 MONTHS = $27.78. MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH CERTAIN PLUS TAX TAG AND $995 DEALER FEE. EXPIRES 5/4/2020. OTHER OFFERS. PRICES ARE PLUS TAX TAG AND $995 DEALER FEE. EXPIRES 5/4/2020.

OFFERS CANNOT BE COMBINED. INTEREST ACCRUES FROM DATE OF PURCHASE. PAYMENTS MAY BE DEFERRED FOR THE FIRST 90 DAYS. MAXIMUM TERM 75 MONTHS. VILLAGE TOYOTA WILL PAY THE REMAINING 3 MONTHS UP TO $499. WI TH APPROVED CREDIT AND FINANCING THROUGH SOUTHEAST TOYOTA FINANCE. OFFERS CANNOT BE COMBINED. 0% APR FOR UP TO 5 YEARS ///// DISCLAIMER: 0% APR AVAILABLE UP TO 60 MONTHS ON 2020 COROLLA, RAV4, TACOMA, AND CAMRY MODELS. ALL OFFERS WITH APPROVED CREDIT AND FINANCING THROUGH SOUTHEAST TOYOTA FINANCE. MONTHLY PAYMENT $16.67 PER $1000 FINANCED. EXPIRES 5/4/2020. 2012 KIA 2016 CHEVROLET 2009 TOYOTA AVALON 2014 FORD 2014 KIA RIO LX SONIC LS LIMITED ESCAPE SE FORTE EX

20030024 $4,634 20030223 $6,654 20030263 $7,443 20040104 $7,591 20030293 $8,153 2012 CHEVROLET 2015 SUBARU 2014 KIA 2013 KIA 2017 DODGE EQUINOX LT 1LT FORESTER 2.5I OPTIMA EX SORENTO LX JOURNEY SE

20040131 $8,591 20020075 $9,994 20020209 $9,884 20040030 $11,433 20030282 $11,823 2014 NISSAN 2017 JEEP RENEGADE 2019 TOYOTA 2014 TOYOTA 2017 TOYOTA PATHFINDER SL LATITUDE COROLLA LE RAV4 LIMITED COROLLA IM

20030179 $12,933 20040124 $13,991 20040021 $13,973 20040115 $14,291 20040051 $14,622 2017 TOYOTA 2017 TOYOTA 2019 TOYOTA 2019 TOYOTA 2016 TOYOTA COROLLA LE CAMRY LE COROLLA LE COROLLA L CAMRY HYBRID LE

20039013 $14,493 20030097 $14,694 20030086 $14,884 20040132 $14,991 20030112 $15,644 2017 HONDA 2010 TOYOTA 4RUNNER 2017 TOYOTA 2014 SUBARU OUTBACK 2018 TOYOTA ACCORD SPORT LIMITED V6 RAV4 LE 3.6R LIMITED CAMRY SE

20030085 $15,744 20040137 $15,991 20040147 $16,591 20040119 $16,991 20040113 $17,681

ALL PRICES PLUS TAX, TAG AND $995 DEALER FEE.

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