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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM LEGISLATIVE SESSION BOCC looks at Gun bills on tap funding By DARA KAM in common? Bills dealing with toast- tive session that starts The News Service of Florida For anyone who has er pastries and insurance Tuesday. As in previous been paying attention to policies are just two of years, many of them will plans TALLAHASSEE — the Florida Legislature more than a dozen gun-re- go nowhere, especially if Today What do Pop-Tarts and recently, the answer is lated measures lined By STEVEN RICHMOND property insurance have easy: Guns. up for the 2014 legisla- GUNS continued on 3A [email protected] Yard sale North Florida Animal The Board of County Rescue, 16800 County Rd. Commissioners met 137 in Wellborn, is holding Thursday morning to dis- a yard sale on Friday, Feb. Turning dreams into cuss their short- and long- 28 and Saturday, March 1 term development plans from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. both and financial priorities for days. The yard sale will Columbia County’s future. take place rain or shine. The workshop focused Proceeds will go to the res- on 13 key issues that will cue animals. play a significant role in the county’s budget delib- ALNF Art Exhibit erations leading up to Oct. The Art League of 1, the official start of Fiscal North Florida invites the Year 2014-15. community to the 9th “The idea is to progres- Annual Spring Members sively reach conclusions on Art Exhibit at the Levy various Performing Arts Center, COMING county Florida Gateway College. SUNDAY issues The exhibit opens with a where n See Sunday’s reception on Friday, Feb. 28 those res- from 5:30 to 7 p.m. There Lake City olutions will be refreshments, an Reporter for can then award presentation and more on the be incor- art on display from area BOCC salary porated artists in several mediums. survey. into next The exhibit is on display year’s fis- from February 28 through cal budget, which would be March 25. Artists that are fiscal year 2014-15,” County not members are invited to Manager Dale Williams join the Art League and be said. eligible for judging in this The issues include coun- show. For additional infor- ty debt/finances, road mation contact Rex Feagley improvement options, at 386 752-5229. stormwater mitigation, library funding, animal con- ‘The Nerd’ trol, administrative space This is the last week- needs, recreation, detention end to see High Springs center repair/replacement, Community Theater’s pro- economic development, duction of “The Nerd” by “year end” project requests, Larry Shue. Tonight and policy development and— tomorrow at 8 p.m.; Sunday two “major emphasis sub- at 2 p.m. Adult admission is jects”—communication $11 youth admission is $8. Purchase tickets online at BOCC continued on 8A highspringscommunitythe- ater.com, at The Framery of Lake City by calling 754- 2780, or at the Box Office at least 30 minutes before Teens the show.
Five Wishes Photos by AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter discuss Attend a Five Wishes Brandon Bingel practices welding in Wesley Faris’ Columbia High School Career and Technical Education Class. workshop at the Wings Education Center in the dating Lake City Plaza on Feb. 28 High school at 10 a.m., put on by the abuse Hospice of Citrus County, Inc. Host Jerry Tyre will has gone By AMANDA WILLIAMSON speak about Five Wishes — [email protected] America’s most popular liv- ing will. Reserve your spot high-tech ‘Disagreements do not at the workshop by calling constitute disrespect’ was Vicki Myers at 755-7714. By AMANDA WILLIAMSON sprawled across the white- [email protected] board inside Fort White Black History High School’s health sci- Closing Ceremony Digitally-manipulated celebrity ence classroom, a key point and Elders Banquet at 6 faces stared unmovingly into the eyes in Quana Perry’s Thursday p.m. at the Richardson of their creators, a team of young afternoon discussion on Community Center. designers at Fort White High School. teen dating violence. Admission is free. Contact Under the watchful instruction In honor of Teen Dating M. Mcallister at 386-867- of their teacher, Jason Howard, the Violence Awareness 1601 for more. Career and Technical Education stu- Seth Soto helps Brooke Johnson work on a logo design for Fort White High Month, the local domestic dents turned British model Twiggy School’s HOSA, the Future Health Professionals, organization. The two violence and rape crisis Love and Laughter into a line drawing and Robert Downey, center Another Way, Inc. B&S Combs Elks Lodge Jr. into a zombie. attend FWHS’s Digital Design Career and Technical Education class. educated local high school #1599, 1688 NE Washington Labeled Digital Design, the class students on the signs of St., will be hosting a Love & offers students the opportunity to abuse and how to handle Laughter Affair on Feb. 28 become industry certified in the full unhealthy relationships. at 8 p.m. Admission is $10. Adobe Creative Suite — InDesign, “Some people are in Call Carlos Brow at 386- Illustrator, Photoshop, Dreamweaver relationships where hit- 288-6235. and Flash. All considered to be foun- ting has never happened,” dational tools used by graphic design- Perry, an Another Way rep- ers currently working in the field. resentative, said. “It’s the March 1 “I love art, but it’s difficult to make verbal, the emotional, the Car Show a living as an artist,” Savannah Hearn, psychological, the guilt. ... Fort White’s 6th annual owner of the Twiggy print, said. “Like Domestic violence in a nut- Car Show and Swap Meet my mom said when I was little, you shell is a pattern of con- will take place Saturday, shouldn’t be an artist because you’ll trolling behavior used to March 1 from 9 a.m. to be starving. I’m trying to find more control the habits of others 3 p.m. at the Fort White practical ways to use my creativity. — whatever it is.” Community Center on So I’ve been looking into digital and According to the website State Road 47. Entry fee is graphic design.” Criminal Justice student Chris Sellers acts as judge for a mock trial in for Teen Dating Violence $25. Swap Meet Space fee The Columbia County School Sadie Koon’s classroom. Students participating in the Career and Technical Awareness, nearly 1.5 mil- is $20. For more informa- Education class learn the foundations of law enforcement — everything from tion, call 386-497-1481. CTE continued on 3A ethics and the court system to traffic stops and defense tactics. DATING continued on 3A
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Submissions The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter and caption information to run at the discretion Yard work of the editor. If you would like to see your orga- nization in the newspaper, send the picture and Amanda Lawrence drags a pile of leaves away as her son, William Davis Jr., 13, rakes them together while doing yard work information to associate editor Emily Lawson at in front of their home on Monroe Street Thursday. [email protected]. Allman film ‘shutting down’ after train crash SAVANNAH themselves. that “Midnight Rider” producers didn’t city’s South End in July 2012 when anoth- ilmmakers have shelved production Following the collision, producers tell him that specifically. er SUV pulled up and someone inside on a movie about the life of Gregg requested a permit through the Savannah opened fire. F Allman a week after a freight train Film Office to film at a private home Hernandez sued by Nobody has been criminally charged killed one crew member and injured in the city next week, said William with their deaths, but Hernandez has seven others, a Savannah city official said Hammargren, the film office director families of 2 slain men been identified by police as a suspect. Thursday. working closely with the project. But he BOSTON — The families of two men The 24-year-old Hernandez is being Filming of the movie “Midnight Rider,” said they told him Wednesday night that found fatally shot in Boston in 2012 have held without bail after pleading not starring William Hurt as the Allman work on the project was being halted, at filed wrongful death lawsuits against for- guilty to murder in the unrelated death Brothers Band singer in his later years, least temporarily. mer New England Patriots player Aaron of 27-year-old Odin Lloyd in North was just getting started when the train “They did confirm to me that they’re Hernandez. Attleborough. Lloyd was dating the sister crashed into the crew and its equipment shutting down production,” Hammargren Boston-area media report that the of Hernandez’s fiancee. Feb. 20 on a trestle crossing the Altamaha said. “I don’t know for how long.” lawsuits were filed Wednesday in Suffolk Hernandez is now facing four lawsuits, River in rural Wayne County. Sheriff’s Hammargren said stopping production Superior Court on behalf of the families including one by Lloyd’s family and investigators said the film crew had per- typically means that a film’s crew is let go of Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado. Each another by a former friend who alleges mission to be on private property adjacent and any prior arrangements for shooting seeks $6 million. Hernandez shot him in the face. to the train tracks, but not on the tracks on location are scrapped. But he added The men were sitting in an SUV in the n Associated Press AROUND FLORIDA THEWEATHER Rare death from 28FRI 01SAT 02SUN 03MON 04 TUE spider bite Mostly Partly Partly Partly Chance sunny cloudy cloudy cloudy of rain LAKELAND — Central Light showers Florida authorities are wind reporting a rare death from a spider bite. 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William Tampa Miami 81/66/s 81/67/s 72/49 Naples 78/60/s 81/62/s Reese says required lengthy West Palm Beach 77/61 Ocala 76/50/pc 80/56/pc hospital stays and numerous Orlando 79/58/pc 81/60/pc procedures for six months Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 68/53/pc 68/59/pc Ft. Myers 77/63 after the bite. 74/56 Pensacola 64/54/pc 68/61/pc Nelson said Reese was Naples Tallahassee 74/45/pc 77/53/pc 70/59 never tested to determine Miami Tampa 76/58/pc 76/61/s 77/63 Valdosta 72/45/pc 78/52/pc what type of spider bit him, Key West 76/67 W. Palm Beach 81/64/s 81/66/s but medical records show there were definite compli- JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter cations from a spider bite On a walk LAKECITYALMANAC UVINDEX FYI wound on his neck. 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Helping reduce groundwater withdrawals lion high school students and nearly half of all college Deadline to apply share funding will pay for the fol- n Nineteen new controller pan- are awarded through a ranking women experience abusive lowing cost-share projects: els that work in conjunction with process based on various crite- dating behaviors. for next round of n Seventeen center pivot irri- other technology to provide great- ria, including the effectiveness The most common form funds is April 4. gation system retrofits that will er irrigation efficiencies among of the proposed project to pro- of control between teenag- save water. other capabilities. tect, conserve, or restore water ers is digital dating abuse, From staff reports n Two pump upgrades that To date the District’s agriculture resources. The funds help pay or the act of using social will provide for greater irrigation cost-share program has reduced for projects that increase irriga- media or technology to bat- LIVE OAK — Thirteen efficiency. groundwater withdrawals by an tion efficiency and water conser- ter a significant other. For agricultural producers with- n Twenty-one Global estimated 7.5 mgd. This is the sec- vation and assist with water-sav- example, posing as some- in the Suwannee River Water Positioning System (GPS) end- ond year the District has offered ing technologies. one else on social media to Management District have been gun shutoffs to eliminate water- assistance to farmers through Interested parties may apply find out if a partner is faith- approved to receive a total of ing of non-target irrigation areas. the program. The District has set online through the District’s ful can be considered con- $239,025 in cost-share funds to n Fourteen remote controlling aside $1.5 million to fund the pro- Agriculture webpage at www. trol. Instead, Perry said, a implement irrigation retrofits, devices to monitor and control gram each fiscal year. Approved mysuwanneeriver.com/agricul- healthy relationship would water conservation technologies, irrigation systems offsite, allowing applicants are awarded funding on ture or apply in person at District simply discuss the alleged and water-saving projects. These systems to be shut off during rain a quarterly basis. Headquarters, 9225 CR 49, Live betrayal. projects will reduce groundwater events among other capabilities. Agricultural producers within Oak FL 32060. For more infor- In addition to social media withdrawals by an estimated 1.35 n Four soil moisture probes and the District have until April 4 mation, contact Kevin Wright at transgressions, Perry con- million gallons of water per day. one weather station to assist with to apply for cost-share funds for 386-362-1001 or toll free at 1-800- siders the act of excessive The District’s agriculture cost- irrigation scheduling efficiencies. the next funding cycle. Funds 226-1066. phone calling a form on harassment or abuse. “You mean you’re so des- perate for attention and time give “plastic surgery” to year- Policeman’s Ball that you can’t give them CTE book photos. The Lake City Police Department is inviting the community to a the time to call you back,” Continued From 1A Across the county, at Columbia Policeman’s Ball and Charity Gala to benefit the Columbia County Senior she said. “Know your part- High School, the Criminal Services on Saturday, March 15 from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m. at the Robert B. ner. There’s more to dat- Justice class depicts a more Harkness Armory Florida National Guard, 490 NW Lake Jeffery Road. ing than just spending time. District provided Savannah the realistic view of patrol, report Contact Audré Washington at 386-719-5742 for more information. Effective communication is opportunity to study digital writing, first aid and safety. CHS very important.” design in high school through student Taylor Perry considers Boundaries must be its CTE Program — a network it a starting point for anyone or weapon,” as well as possessing a established in every rela- of classes focused on provid- interested in pursuing a career GUNS toy made of “snap-together blocks” tionship, she said, not just ing skills that enable high in law enforcement, whether it’s like Legos, are not grounds for with teenagers. When those school graduates to be gainfully as a police office or a lawyer. Continued From 1A disciplinary action unless it “sub- lines have been established, employed. Her career goal current- stantially disrupts student learning” both people involved will Early Childhood Education, ly leans toward working as a Marion Hammer, the National Rifle or “causes bodily harm” or “places know how far they can and Engineering Technology, criminologist with the Federal Association’s powerful Florida lob- another person in fear of bodily can’t go. Health Science, and Culinary Bureau of Investigation. The job byist, doesn’t like them. harm.” Everyone has a right arts are several of the programs requires she profile the minds But in an election year, whether House Judiciary Chairman not to be controlled, Perry offered by both Columbia of criminals to uncover why the bills actually pass or not may Dennis Baxley, the House bill’s added. As her lecture came High School and Fort White they commit crimes and how to not really matter to politicians look- sponsor, said the measure will to an end, she asked the High School. The academics stop them in the future. ing to score points with voters. inject “common sense” into school class what violence meant are taught in a hands-on envi- “This class is more hands-on “Certain legislators will file legisla- “zero-tolerance” policies regarding to them. ronment relevant to the real than anything,” she said. “It’s tion they know will not pass because weapons. Critics of the measure Eighth-grader Cameron world, which the district calls not all lectures and PowerPoint they will be able to demagogue believe that the problem, if there is Davis said she learned she contextual learning. Many of slides. ... Ms. Koon says you during their campaigns and say, ‘I one, should be handled by educa- shouldn’t try to change her the programs allow the students don’t learn that way, and we filed it but couldn’t get it passed.’ tors, not by changing the statutes. future boyfriends. Instead, to be certified in their field of agree.” This happens in every state in the Baxley, R-Ocala, said the proposal she should focus on being choice — designers can be cer- While the class has been union and on the federal level,” said is aimed at a larger “zero tolerance” sensitive and understand- tified in the creative software, around for years, teacher Sadie Hammer, a former national pres- issue and is designed to keep chil- ing. engineers learn AutoCAD, Koon is new to the program. ident of the gun-rights organiza- dren in school and prevent them Two other health science and welders and electricians She worked previously in cor- tion. “People use bills to accentuate from being suspended or expelled for students, Selena Sullivan earn their National Center for rections as a security threat their beliefs on certain issues. And what he called “extraneous reasons.” and Hailey Shook, were Construction Education and group coordinator in the state those who want to be able to stand “It really is about students. I don’t surprised to find that abuse Research certification. prison system. up and say, ‘I support the Second really think of that as a gun bill,” occurred in many forms. It “In this society, these pro- “We have 80 prisons in the Amendment, I support the rights of he said. wasn’t always physical. grams are the backbone of state of Florida,” she said. “It’s law-abiding gun owners,’ are going After failing to get a hearing last “I think it’s important the workforce,” countywide a high probability that when the to want to be able to vote on some year, a proposal (SB 448, HB 89) that you know what abuse Career and Technical Education students graduate from high pro-gun legislation and sometimes that would grant immunity to peo- is so you can build a good Resource teacher Sheri Keen school they will work in some against anti-gun legislation.” ple who display guns or fire warn- foundation for your relation- said. “We have to provide the facet of law enforcement or the The measures Hammer and ing shots in self-defense appears ships,” Selena said. training for students to go out criminal justice system because the NRA are pushing this year in cleared for passage. Lawmakers Most had varying and be successful. We have to of the large job opportunity Florida, a testing ground for some first proposed the changes after answers, including mental compete with everyone else in here. I want to give them the of the group’s most controversial hearing about Marissa Alexander, and physical harm. The the workforce, not just locally, opportunity to have a good basis legislation, would bar schools from a Jacksonville woman who was sen- discussion continued until but within the state, nation and before they make an uneducat- punishing kids who pretend they’re tenced to 20 years in prison for one student jokingly said, globe.” ed decision about being a cop, playing with guns, prevent insurers firing a gun into a wall during a dis- “She’s abused,” about a fel- As economic and technologi- working in the prison or becom- from asking about gun ownership pute with her estranged husband. low classmate. cal changes sweep Florida, the ing a lawyer without knowledge and ban prosecutors from going Hammer said the proposal is nec- The excuse for the com- school systems must reflect the of what the job entails.” after someone who fires a warning essary to rein in prosecutors and ment: The two classmates new society, Gov. Rick Scott To teach, Koon assigns proj- shot in self-defense. judges who are wrongly applying were friends. However, stated this month in a news ects for every topic the class Florida’s gun-friendly, GOP- minimum mandatory sentences Perry believes the playful release. Because CTE provides covers. When discussing traffic dominated Legislature is expected intended to lock up “gun-wielding, comments can turn dan- students with school-to-ca- stops, she invited the Columbia to sign off on all three measures, gun-toting criminals” for a long time. gerous if another individual reer connections, he declared County Sheriff’s Office to CHS which have quickly gained support The measure received just two overhears. February Career and Technical to show students in person how from committees in both chambers. “no” votes from a House committee “Watch your words,” Education Month. to correctly perform the proce- Dubbed the “Pop-Tart bill,” one last week. Rep. Kionne McGhee, Perry said. “Gossip is a Thirty-five CTE teachers dure. She requires they partic- proposal (HB 7029 and SB 1060) D-Miami, said he voted against form of abuse.” comprise the force necessary to ipate in Teen Court and even would prohibit school administra- the bill because he thought it was educate all the students within learn defense tactics. Ethics tors from disciplining children for vague. the local educational system. In play a vital role in her lessons simulating guns while playing or The “Discriminatory Insurance Aviation Maintenance, students since she teaches the children wearing clothes that depict fire- Practices against Gun Owners” pro- prepare for their Federal Aviation to become participating citi- arms. The measure got its name posal (SB 424 and HB 255) would OBITUARIES Administration license so they zens. from reports of a Maryland 7-year- seek to prevent insurers from can eventually become employed “At the end of the day, we old who was suspended from school charging gun owners higher rates, Emmitt Gerard Brown, Jr. as an aviation maintenance tech- work for the public,” Koon last year for chewing his toaster refusing to issue or canceling auto nician. Global Logistics and said. “Our job is to protect and treat into the shape of a gun. or homeowner policies because of Mrs. Emmitt Gerard Brown, Jr., Supply Chain Technology equips serve.” Under the proposal, “brandish- gun ownership. age 30, resident of Gainesville, Fl. passed away February 16, students for further education Another option available at ing a partially consumed pastry Florida law already prohibits 2014 at Haven Hospice in Gaines- and careers in transportation, CHS is the welding program, or other food item to simulate a insurers from charging more or ville terminating an extended distribution and logistics. a class that trains students in firearm or weapon,” “using a finger canceling policies, but the proposal illness. Born in Aachua, Fla. Amanda Kesead had no idea a variety of occupations in the or hand to simulate a firearm or would allow policyholders to sue if he was the son of Mrs. Bernice Brown & Mr. Emmitt Brown, the digital design class even exist- welding industry. The students weapon” and “vocalizing a firearm an insurer took such an action. Sr. His athletic career began with ed until she found it her senior must progress through all the Pop Warner Little League. Em- year at FWHS. Though she has safety measures before they can mitt attended Gainesville High been drawing for as long as she operate the machines, said weld- School where he was a stand can remember, the class intro- ing instructor Wesley Faris. out athlete in both football and US Forest Service OKs track. Emmitt received his Bach- duced her to Photoshop. She “While [the students] can elor degree in computer science. studied tutorials to discover how learn some techniques from At an early age he unit- to turn Downey into a zombie. their family, they’re fine-tuning land swap agreement ed with Springhill Mis- Her work paid off. He now bears those points here — the cor- sionary Baptist Church and served until his health failed. the resemblance to a Halloween rect way to do it,” Faris said. By STEVEN RICHMOND before they sign off.” Survivors include his son, poster, with a skull transposed “Learning the science behind it, [email protected] The county’s role in the partner- Braxton Brown, his parents, over his portrait and a glaring red so to speak.” ship is to gain access to grants and Emmitt Sr. & Bernice Brown; gash shining on his forehead. Students in his class have County Manager Dale Williams state money Plum Creek would not sisters, Chante Yount and Jen- “I’ve learned different fashioned cats and paper towel on Thursday said the US Forest be eligible for and use that funding nifer Brown; brother, Noel Owens, all of Gainesville, Fl; Photoshop processes, so now racks from horse shoes, as well Service approved a land swap agree- to develop the Intermodal Park, a host of uncles, aunts, nieces, I can take the techniques and as worked on small engine parts ment with Plum Creek, providing preparing it for business invest- nephews, cousings and friends. apply them to my own pictures,” used inside lawn mowers. an easement for a proposed rail ment. Funeral services for Emmitt she said. Two of his students — spur that would benefit the nearby The U.S. Forest Service denied Gerard Brown will be 1:00 pm Saturday, March 1, 2014 at Seth Soto, Amanda’s class- Justin Roberson and Madison North Florida Intermodal Park. approval for a previously proposed Spring Hill Missionary Bap- mate, has already earned Williams — decided to take the The agreement is a joint effort rail spur location about a mile east tist Church in Gainesville, Fl. his certification in Adobe class because their families are between Columbia County, Plum of the new site, raising concerns Arrangements entrusted to: Photoshop, InDesign, involved in welding. Creek Land Company and the it would threaten a population of COOPER FUNERAL HOME, Dreamweaver, Illustrator and Though Madison initially felt US Forest Service whereby Plum red-cockaded woodpeckers, a spe- 251 N.E. Washington Street, Lake City, Fl. Willis O. Cooper, L.F.D. Flash. Despite his love of photo- out of place as a female in a Creek granted easements along cies listed as “near threatened” shopping, Seth almost dropped predominately male profession, sections of the Florida Scenic Trail according to the International Obituaries are paid advertise- the Digital Design course. He she said she really enjoys weld- and other properties in return for Union for Conservation of Nature ments. For details, call the Lake wasn’t sure he was going to like ing. She definitely plans to take the Forest Service providing an and protected by U.S. environmen- City Reporter’s classified depart- Jason Howard, the new teacher the class next year and may easement for a railroad spur to the tal government entities. ment at 752-1293. for the class. even select it as a career choice. county that would pass through Williams said he thought the “He told me he could make “If your child wants to learn a Osceola National Forest to an exist- swap would’ve stretched into 2015, me better,” Seth said, “and he new take on small gas engines, ing CSX line. but acknowledged an entity by the did.” he or she should consider tak- “It’s my understanding they name of Western Land Group for As a senior, he feels the most ing my class,” Faris said. “I agreed it was an acceptable swap,” their assistance with the applica- important thing he is taking make my classes fun. If you Williams said. “What they have to tion, praising their “knowledge and away from the class is the ability don’t enjoy what you’re doing, do is go through all of their process- expertise for this occurring sooner to digitally alter images — or then you shouldn’t do it.” es to conduct the [public] hearings than we originally thought.” 4AOPINION OPINION
Friday, February 28, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A ANOTHER VIEW Schools don’t need more meddling tate Sen. John Legg correctly recognizes that there are too many standardized tests in Florida’s public schools and that they frus- trate students, teachers and parents. But his proposed solution of a test-free period around state-requiredS tests is impractical and just one more instance of Tallahassee micromanaging local schools. The Legislature should focus on the bigger issues regarding implementing the Common Core Standards and those still-undetermined assessments — and stop dictating to local school districts that need greater flex- ibility. Legg’s bill, SB 852, would ban school districts from administering their own assessments in the two weeks before and after state standardized test dates. Advance Placement, International Baccalaureate and industry certification tests would still be allowed in the test-free window. The lawmaker’s solution to overtesting sounds good but creates too many other problems. Students taking A real dining experience the FCAT 2.0 this week would otherwise be test-free Feb. 11 to March 11, creating conflicts with local dis- tricts administering their own assessments. And with et’s go back 10,000 er. Can you help plan or prepare the state’s FCAT exams for reading, mathematics and years. Your ancestors dinner? science scheduled for April 14-24, districts would be lived out of tents or huts, • Make it a habit! Doing it just precluded from doing their testing from March 31 to or maybe in a cave. In once won’t work. They say it takes May 1. It’s an unrealistic schedule.... order to survive, they 21 repetitions to make a habit. Try Llived together in large families, or it for a month, or at least a week. The artificial four-week clear zone is intended to put an emphasis on the state tests. But it fails to acknowl- with small tribes. During the day, Commit to making a little effort! edge that the Legislature helped trigger the high vol- they kept busy hunting, foraging, • Watch for the good results. ume of local assessments with demands for data-driven or making arrowheads, clothes, and Robert Denny Notice it when you find yourself evaluations of teachers based on student test scores. stuff. In the evening, they gathered [email protected] opening up a little more, sharing That’s tough to do when students don’t sit for their first around the hearth, for warmth, rest, your life with others, and enjoying FCAT until the third grade. a meal, and socializing. yourself. Are you talking more Florida’s standardized testing mania began with the In Western civilization, the tradi- with them? Learning something? introduction of the Florida Comprehensive Assessment tion has survived for millennia, I think we may have lost some of Smiling more? Appreciating them Test, FCAT, in the mid 1990s. The importance of that in the form of “dining.” It’s built the caring and involvement we had more? test exploded in 1999 when the state began assigning into our customs, and even into when we shared the conversations, • Try inviting a guest! How school letter grades and handing out bonus payments the structure of our homes. When the fun, the troubles of the day, and about your neighbor? based on students’ performances. Two years later, was the table invented, and why? when we had the chance to learn • Don’t set your expectations the federal No Child Left Behind law required more Obviously, tables were invented to from and appreciate each other. too high. This new venture will frequent assessments to measure whether children gather people and seat them face Is it too late to get it back? Of likely have a few bumps in the are reading, writing and doing mathematics at grade to face, for a reason. Don’t most course not! Our dining habits and road. Respect and appreciate the level. Among the problems with the standardized test homes have a dining room, or at traditions changed before, without folks you’re with, and gently work schedule is the frequent interruption of daily school least a family room, where families even us trying. Whoever you are, through conflicts. Listen to what activities. During exam periods, children are denied can gather at the end of the day for or whatever group you’re a part of, they have to say! so-called special classes — art, music and physical edu- a meal, and to talk about their day, dining together can be an enjoyable • Keep a positive attitude! Look cation — and access to computer labs that are turned which strengthens relationships? part of your life. How about some for the good in everything and into test centers for weeks at a time. Or, is this becoming a “leftover” ideas to rekindle this fine old tradi- everyone. It’s there if you look for In that regard, Legg is responding to local con- of the past? Are other inventions tion? it. cerns. The heavy testing, he said, does not consider slowly taking over the old traditions • Bring out that old table, and Enjoying your dining is one more the students’ point of view. He has identified the and replacing them? There was dust it off! If you don’t have a din- step towards that even happier life problem accurately but failed to find the right answer. the invention of television, followed ing table, get one. It costs a few that you deserve. Negotiations with educators and House members are quickly with the invention of little bucks at a yard sale, or you can buy Want more positive thoughts and likely to produce a much different version of this bill individual tables called “TV trays,” a new dining table set. ideas for building that happier life? during the coming legislative session, Legg acknowl- that made it possible to dine by • Set aside a room. Does your Check out Bob Denny’s new book edged. There are too many tests, but the answer is giv- yourself, in a chair facing the TV home, apartment, dorm, or what- “Happiness is Looking for You!” ing school districts more flexibility and not less to fix instead of your family across the ever, have a dining room? Could on Amazon.com, or watch for an the problem. table? The TV dinner made it so you set aside part of a game room upcoming meet-the-author party. you didn’t even have to pass the or living room? A TV room? Don’t ■ Tampa Bay Times potato salad, or even talk to each even think about turning on that TV other! during dinner! When we lose our traditions, • Talk with your “family,” or who- what else are we losing? Do we ever you’re living with. “Dining” is ■ Bob Denny teaches psychology at Lake City Reporter lose some of the family bonding to more about people than it is about Florida Gateway College and enjoyed the fascination of the TV screen and food! Can you set aside a time for a career as mental health therapist for Serving Columbia County Since 1874 its exciting programs? That can a meal? Maybe it’s breakfast, or families and troubled youth in Florida. be hard to compete with! Has the lunch. Doesn’t matter, as long as Address your comments to Bob. TV just moved in and taken over? you can sit down at the table togeth- [email protected] or 386-454-4950. The Lake City Reporter is published with pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun ties by Community Newspapers Inc. We believe strong newspapers build strong communities —“Newspapers get things done!” Dictators and bad taste Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and profitable communityoriented newspapers. et’s ruminate about dic- he have a sensational house full of This mission will be accomplished through the tators and their stuff. chandeliers and expensive furni- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, Specifically, the things ture, he had stables, a golf course, integrity and hard work. they leave behind when tennis courts, swimming pools, a they flee, die, are ousted shooting range and his own private Lor captured. marina. On beautifully manicured Todd Wilson, Publisher We have been seeing pictures grounds with great views of the Robert Bridges, Editor of the huge palace and gardens Dneiper River, he kept pens of goats Sue Brannon, Controller of Ukraine’s president Viktor Ann McFeatters and rare pigs. Yanukovich, who fled after [email protected] What is it with dictators and their President Ukrainians revolted under his need to collect exotic animals? Dink NeSmith, repressive leadership. While the great quantities of junk. Just about Yanukovich should not be singled Tom Wood, Chairman political situation is intense, we’re every U.S. soldier stationed in Iraq out among politicians for living well all fascinated by Yanukovich’s zoo, has a picture of himself/herself sit- although Ukrainians are stupefied cages of rare pheasants with irides- ting on one of his plastic thrones. at just how well he lived. Actually, cent red tails and his pirate ship Or one of his many toilets. many politicians do well but usually LETTERS POLICY dining room, “The Galleon.” Saddam also was known for own- after leaving office. Former President What is it about dictators and bad ing rare animals; his sons kept a 20- Clinton and his wife are worth mil- Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ taste? year-old Siberian tiger and a blind lions, which they have earned from ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 You will of course remember brown bear. books and speeches. Of course, they words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters Imelda Marcos and her amazing Alas for Saddam, all that stuff did also tried to take some of the White must be signed and include the writer’s name, address collection of shoes reputed to have him no good in the end. He was House furniture when his term and telephone number for verification. Writers can numbered 3,000 pairs. She also had found in a dirty hole, with a filthy expired, saying they had been given a lot of dresses with poufy sleeves. beard and a makeshift toilet. many pieces by generous friends. have two letters per month published. Letters and When she and her dictator husband Libyan dictator Moammar It’s interesting how many of the guest columns are the opinion of the writers and not were forced to leave the Philippines Gadhafi’s palace featured many mighty and powerful insist they necessarily that of the Lake City Reporter. in 1986, she left behind 1,220 pairs large bathtubs and huge indoor come to do good and end up doing BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL of shoes. If she had worn a different tiled pools including one with float- so very, very well. 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. pair every day for three years, she ing plastic inner tubes. Fittingly, perhaps, he was found hiding in a BY FAX: (386) 7529400. still couldn’t have worn them all. ■ Scripps Howard columnist Then there was Saddam Hussein, large drainage pipe. Soon thereaf- BY EMAIL: [email protected] Ann McFeatters has covered whose many garish palaces in Iraq ter, he was killed by rebels. the White House and national were filled with great treasures and Back to Yanukovich. Not only did politics since 1986. FAITH & VALUES
Friday & Saturday, February 28 & March 1, 2014 5A The Holy City of New Jerusalem Staying firmly established n writing to the Colossians, Paul BIBLICAL MEDITATION PART TWO BIBLE STUDIES Lamb of God. encourages them to “continue said last week that I do God has prepared a place I in the faith firmly established not pretend to know all for us to live throughout all of and steadfast and [to] not [be] I the Bible teaches about eternity. Someone said “we moved away from the hope of heaven and the Holy City of might be more earthly good the gospel that [they had] heard” New Jerusalem; but I have if we were more heavenly (Colossians 1:23). He had just writ- studied it for over forty years. minded.” Revelation 22:1-2 ten about how they had been recon- I have studied behind some tells us of the river of life, ciled to God even though they had great men that I believe God clear as crystal; proceeding been hostile towards God. Paul now gave special insight to the from the throne of God and of wants them to remain faithful. Scriptures so they might teach the Lamb, and on either side The benefits of being reconciled Carlton McPeak others. Two men especially of the river was the Tree of to God are conditional. They are Hugh Sherrill [email protected] come to mind and some of the Life, which gives twelve fruits not something which we obtain [email protected] information I will share today yielding its fruit each month. and can never be “moved away” choice. If we do not want to be liv- are from their research. They be spoken, no shady business The New Jerusalem will be from. Our faithfulness to God is ing according to God’s standard’s are Dr. M. R. DeHaan and Dr. deals will ever be discussed, the home of all who accept mandatory if we are going to be here on this earth, why would God David Jeremiah. no unclean picture will ever Christ, children who died able to enjoy “the hope of the gos- put us in a position where we had “Now I saw a new heaven be seen, no corruption of life before the age of accountabili- pel,” which is eternal life with God. to live according to His standards and a new earth, for the first will ever be manifest. It will ty, those not mentally capable As we think about this statement for eternity? The obvious answer heaven and the first earth be holy because everyone in it of believing in Christ. Words of Paul, we realize that there are is – He would not. had passed away. Also there will be holy.” cannot describe its glory. It two possibilities. One is to “con- It may be a very comforting was no more sea. Then I, Revelation 21:12 & 21 give is sad to think that many will tinue” while the other is “to move thought that we can never be John, saw the holy city, New us a description of what we be denied entrance to this city. away.” In both of these possibil- “moved away” from the kingdom Jerusalem, coming down out refer to as the pearly gates. Revelation 21:8 says, “But the ities, the Christian is the one in of God, but God has given us that of heaven from God, prepared Rev. 21:21 says, “The twelve cowardly, unbelieving, abom- control of the situation. Does the choice. Why would we ever want as a bride adorned for her gates were twelve pearls: each inable, murderers, sexually Christian want to “continue” or do to not “continue in the faith?” The husband,” (Revelation 21:1-2). individual gate was of one immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, they want to “move away”? obvious answer, because that is Revelation chapter 21 gives pearl.” Revelation 21:19-20 and all liars shall have their As one considers what Paul has not how we want to live our lives. us a description of this city. tells us the foundation is of part in the lake which burns said earlier, it is the individual that, We may at one time have thought We should just take what the precious stones such as jasper, with fire and brimstone, which upon hearing the message of God, we wanted to live for God, but we Bible says and not try to spir- sapphire, chalcedony, emer- is the second death.” Verse decides that he wants to believe it can change our minds at any time. itualize it. I know it is hard to ald, sardonyx, sardis, chryso- 21 says “But there shall by no and shows this action of believing Just like we made the decision to imagine the beauty of this city. lite, beryl, topaz, chrysoprase, means enter it anything that by doing what God has said. If the become a Christian, we can make Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians jacinth, and amethyst. What a defiles, or causes an abomi- individual does not want to “contin- the decision that we do not want 2:9, “Eye has not seen, nor ear sight this will be. Revelation nation or a lie, but only those ue” in this way of living, God will to be a Christian. If we think about heard, nor have entered into 21:21 tells us “the street of who are written in the Lamb’s let the person do their own thing this, God has really given us the the heart of man the things the city was pure gold, like Book of Life.” and allow them to “move away” “right” to make that “choice.” which God has prepared for transparent glass.” It is hard Don’t miss heaven because from Him. This is not something God loves every human being those who love Him.” for us to perceive what John of unbelief. Jesus died that we which God desires, but He will and always has! However, God is It is a “Holy City.” Wycliffe saw as transparent gold, but might live. allow it to happen. not going to force anyone to obey describes the city as “A holy remember we will be in our As we think about the some of and love Him. It has to be because city will be one in which no glorified body and we will see n Hugh G. Sherrill, Pastor the consequences to this state- they want to serve Him because lie will be uttered in all of what John saw. The light for Philippi Baptist Church ment there are some conclusions they love Him and appreciate all the eternity, no evil word will ever the city will be the light of the 1444 County Road 18 which we must make. If God has things which He has done for them. transferred us into the kingdom of May we all “continue” in the faith His beloved Son and we no longer and remain steadfast so that we can want to be in that kingdom, why enjoy all the benefits God has given SUNDAY CELEBRATIONS would God force us to remain in to us because we have been rec- that kingdom? If we go back to onciled to Him. May we not “move Bethel AME Church Trinity Praise & Worship being an enemy of God, to being away” from the message that we, as Bethel AME Church, 838 SW County Road A homecoming service will be held at Trinity hostile towards Him, why would Christians, have heard and obeyed. 242A, and Pastor James L. Houston dedicate Praise & Worship on Sunday, March 2 at 11 a.m. God want us to be in His kingdom? May our faith be firmly established! the month of March as “Women’s Month.” The Reverend Ricky and Rhonda Stone will be It seems logical that if we do not n Carlton G. McPeak is an evange- Celebrations will start this weekend with Rev. doing ministry in the morning service. A dinner want to be in God’s kingdom, that list working in the Lake City area. All Helen Jackson speaking at the 10:45 a.m. service. will be held on the grounds following service. we do not want to be reconciled to Scriptural quotations are from the new Call program coordinator Sister Patricia Brady at Call pastor Joyce at 752-3706 for more informa- Him, that we would no longer be American Standard Bible, Holman Bible 386-697-3473 for more information. tion. The church is located on Hwy 90 East. in God’s kingdom because of His Publishers, unless otherwise stated. FRIDAY & SAtuRDAY, FEBRuARY 28-MARch 1, 2014 FAITH & VALUES LAKE cItY REPORtER 6A Are we losing Spring is a time for renewal of all things s I have watched HEART MATTERS from slavery in Egypt finances under control, the weather chan- by way of the Red Sea. or just break a bad habit? A nel this winter, I Indeed, He parted those If you are honest, you our freedom? am more thankful than mighty waters and they already have an idea of hrough the centuries, ever to live in Florida. walked through on what He wants to do; you many have fought There were many days dry ground. He also just haven’t been willing T for this thing called when our little state was closed those waters over to change. We settle with “freedom.” More than just a the only ground not lit- Pharaoh’s army and sent “this is where I am, this is word, an abstract concept, it erally covered with snow the Israelites on their how it is” because change is something to die for. Some and ice. And yet, my feet way (Exodus 14). At the is such a scary word and things come cheap, but not stay cold from November time of Isaiah’s writing, an even scarier thought. freedom. Why? till April. Between that Angie Land the Israelites had once But what if the change is People love power and my thick southern again found themselves worth the change? What [email protected] and ruling over others. accent, I would have to enslaved. Not by Egypt if you had help? “This Sometimes that “power” Jack Exum stock up on wool socks path through the mighty this time, but by Babylon. is what the LORD says- does something to a per- [email protected] and a find a translator to waters, who drew out the No Red Sea, just a lot of He who made you, who son. Someone said, “abso- survive up North! chariots and horses, the sand. And God wants formed you in the womb, lute power, corrupts abso- but many are not listen- So, I’m wondering if army and reinforcements them to trust Him to and who will help you: Do lutely.” It reveals what is ing. There is a fear of being you have enjoyed the few together, and they lay there, deliver, but they can’t see not be afraid…” (Isaiah inside the heart, the façade different, mocked, laughed warm afternoons lately never to rise again, extin- how He can. According 44:2). This may be where eventually falls away, agen- at, the ‘silent majority’ teasing us toward spring guished, snuffed out like to verse 22: “Yet you have you are, but it doesn’t das appear. Formerly-called remains silent. All the while as much as I have. I a wick: Forget the former not called upon me…” have to be where you stay. conspiracy theorists say “I the erosion of liberty con- think spring is the season things: do not dwell on the they are just used to the Let Him do a new thing so told you so,” as the real per- tinues. It is not being done that yells “NEW” to us past. See, I am doing a routine. This is where we that you may proclaim His son appears. quickly, but it is picking up like nothing else. After new thing! Now it springs are, this is how it is. praise! Not everyone is motivat- speed. months of everything up, do you not perceive If we aren’t careful, we Because your heart ed to lead. Most are sup- What happened (or is looking dead, life begins it? I am making a way in can make an idol out of really does matter, porters and followers, and happening) to things like: to reappear. Miraculously, the desert and streams in our routine. We hold on Angie are happy to be such. This The Pledge of Allegiance God is up to a new thing the wasteland…I provide to it so tightly that we is not bad; people are peo- (one nation under God)? as He renews the earth! water in the desert and can’t see God doing a new ple. People innately want to Prayer in schools? The And yet, too often we take streams in the wasteland, thing all around us, or in n Heart Matters is a weekly be free, but not all want the Ten Commandments? it for granted. Perhaps we to give drink to my people, us! What new thing does column written by Angie responsibility that comes Christmas plays in schools? just get used to the rou- my chosen, the people I God want to do in your Land, director of the Family with freedom. It demands Christmas displays on pub- tine, and stop really see- formed for myself that they life? Renew your mar- Life Ministries of the Lafayette much and sometimes too lic property? The cross? ing it. Listen to the words may proclaim my praise. riage? Make a new friend Baptist Association, where she teaches bible studies, leads much for the faint of heart. Free speech? The Second of Isaiah 43:16-19: For generations, the or heal a broken relation- marriage and family confer- Like Israel of old, they Amendment? Morality (as This is what the LORD children of Israel had ship? Is it time to get ences, and ofers biblical coun- came to Egypt and enjoyed different ‘lifestyles’ are says — He who made a repeated the testimony serious about taking care seling to individuals, couples the favor of the Pharaoh, legislated)? The right to life way through the sea, a of God delivering them of your health, get your and families. since Joseph had been for the unborn? Marriage such a blessing to Egypt between a man and (Genesis 40-45). Then woman? something happened. Things which made Joseph and his generation America strong morally died and another ruler and respected are being CHURCH CALENDAR came to power. “He didn’t chipped away. How shall n to submit your church calendar item, contact Emily Lawson at 754-0424 or by email at [email protected]. know Joseph” (Exodus 1). America stand, without the He feared Israel because foundation on which it was they were many. Freedom established? March 5 Missionary Baptist p.m. The dinner is $6 for from 7 to 8 a.m. each was lost for Israel almost Is America still beautiful? Lenton Workshop Church is having a Pre- two Alaskan pollock filets, Wednesday at the church, overnight and they were Yes! But her beauty is fad- New Mount Pisgah Appreciation Service for corn, baked beans, hush- 5056 SW State Road 47, one made slaves. Four hun- ing. Is America loosing its AMEC Church, 345 NE Dr. A. L. and Sis. Yolanda puppies, cole slaw and mile south of Interstate 75. dred thirty years later freedom? You decide! Can Washington St., is hav- Carlisle on Saturday, tarter sauce. Take out or For more information, con- they leave Egypt, a free one person make a differ- ing a Lenton Workshop March 8 at 5 p.m. The eat in. tact Pastor Bruce Alkire at nation. Yet when hardship ence? Yes. at 7 p.m. Bishop Adam speaker will be Minister (386) 755-4299. and responsibility came, Americans must wake Jefferson Richardson will Narvell Kelly. Sunday school they complained and mur- up, individuals must do speak at the March 5 Ash Falling Creek Chapel, Devotional services mured and cried out that what they can. Not think- Wednesday service; Rev. Pancake breakfast 1290 Falling Creek Road The American Legion they wanted to go back into ing, “Well, I’m only one per- Joy L. Gallmon will speak Bethel United Methodist in Lake City, has Sunday Rider Chapter 57, South slavery. Being told what to son.” One person has often at the March 12 service. Church UMW is hosting school for all ages. It is Highway 47, hosts Sunday do, when to do it, fed when made a big difference. If Call 386-752-1830 for more. its annual pancake break- 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Adults morning devotional ser- it was time, go ‘home’ to enough of us do, America fast on March 8 from 7:30- meet in the church and vices the second Sunday sleep, get up the next day will once again be a light on Revival 10 a.m. Pancakes, bacon children meet in our new of every month at 9 a.m. and start over. a hill. United Methodist or sausage, and coffee or Children’s Ministry build- There is also a continen- Freedom isn’t cheap or Freedom is invaluable, New Jerusalem Full juice will be served for a $5 ing. For more informa- tal breakfast from 8 to 9. easy to get, and harder as Christians as well. Paul Gospel Church, on 121 donation. Call 755-1353 for tion, call (386) 755-0580 or Services are held by the to keep. Freedom is not said, “It is for freedom in Worthington Springs, more information. email fallingcreekchapel@ Christian Motorcycle always lost overnight. that Christ has set us free. is hosting a revival on gmail.com. Association. Everyone Sometimes it is lost slowly, Stand firm, then, and do not March 5-8 at 7 p.m. nightly. is welcome to join in the quietly. Sometimes it takes let yourselves be burdened Evangelist Charles Hunt will Ongoing Women’s Bible study fellowship, breakfast and a few years, sometimes a again by a yoke of slav- be offering a prophetic word. Bible study A women’s Bible study spiritually uplifting morn- hundred years. Those who ery (Galatians 5:1). Before Regular church services are Souls’ Harbor Church class will be held each ing. would take freedom from you give up freedom, think held each Sunday: Sunday of God in Christ, 901 NE Monday at 9:30 a.m. at others have to plan it well about what it would be School at 10 a.m.; Worship at Lake Drive, will have the Class Extension of Motorcyclists and carry out their plan like to be without it. 11 a.m.; Evening service at Bible study each Monday Our Redeemer Lutheran Christian Motorcyclists quietly at first, because 6 p.m. A bible study is held from 7 to 8 p.m. For more Church, 436 SW McFarlane Association, Iron freedom is dear, and they on Wednesdays at 6 p.m. information, call (386) 752- Ave. All denominations are Shepherds Chapter 826 know that people will rebel n Jack Exum Jr. is a freelance Contact Pastor Roseanna at 7811. welcome. For more infor- meets the first Thursday if it’s not done ‘right’. writer who lives in Lake City. 386-496-1461 for more infor- mation, call Esther at (386) of the month at Hong Yip To ind more articles by Jack Is America losing the Exum Jr. as well as Jack Exum mation. Fish dinner 752-9909. Restaurant, 905 SW Main freedom for which so many Sr., Exum books for sale, family Our Redeemer Lutheran Blvd., at 6:30pm. For have given, and continue pictures, bible studies, special Church, 5056 SW State Men’s Bible study more information email to give their lives? America “For Teens Only” area and more, March 8 Road 47 in Lake City, pre- Our Redeemer Lutheran Ironshepherds826@gmail. has a few voices crying visit Exum’s website, www. Appreciation Service pares fish dinners every Church will have a men’s com or call David Greene out, warning Americans, jackexum.com. Greater true vine Friday from 3:30 to 6:30 breakfast and Bible study at (386) 755-5594. Sinners, find delight in God Arizona governor’s veto he basic understanding simply what you, as a sinner, in our secular culture of desire but he’ll give you new aimed at own party’s right T committing your life to desires — ones that align with By BOB CHRISTIE And she chastised the GOP- Christ is “giving up.” I’ve had his plan to prosper you. Associated Press controlled state Legislature for many acquaintances who’ve But, if you look at the sur- sending her a divisive bill instead passed on Christ because of rounding verses, you’ll see this PHOENIX — Republican of working on a state budget that their fear of missing out or their is a three-step process. Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer slapped continues her economic expan- unwillingness to give something 1. Trust in the Lord (verse down the right wing of her own sion policies or an overhaul of up. Some had a fear of missing 3); party, vetoing a bill pushed by Arizona’s broken child welfare out on parties, giving up their 2. Delight yourself in the social conservatives that would system, her top priorities. friends and being restricted to a Lord (verse 4); have allowed people with sincere- In a reference to the gay mar- set of “Christian” rules, but oth- Emily Lawson 3. Commit your way to the ly held religious beliefs to refuse riage debate that has expanded [email protected] ers had a fear of changing from Lord; trust him and he will do to serve gays. across the nation, she reached a lifestyle of complacent content- this (verse 5) The conservative governor out to the religious right with ment. Their answer was simply, him up to see what true, hon- To be a Christian means said she could not sign a bill that sympathy but said 1062 was not “No, I’m OK.” orable desires really lie deep that you have step one down was not only unneeded but would the solution. Psalm 25:8 says, “Good and within his heart. pat. You trust that the Lord damage the state’s improving “Our society is undergoing upright is the Lord; therefore Verse 18 says, “Look upon is good and his word is true. business environment and divide many dramatic changes,” she said. he instructs sinners in his my affliction and distress and Most Christians have step two its citizens. “However, I sincerely believe that ways.” Until very recently I’d take away all my sins.” This well underway; delighting in Senate Bill 1062 had set off a Senate Bill 1062 has the potential understood that verse to be isn’t a plea to be forgiven, the faithfulness of the Lord. It’s national debate over gay rights, to create more problems than it saying, “One of these days he’ll washed clean and receive a in step three that we realize religion and discrimination and purports to solve. It could divide correct the path they’re living, fresh start — but still have “committing” your life to Christ subjected Arizona to blistering Arizona in ways we cannot even then they’ll see it would’ve been the temptations of all those is more than just simple admi- criticism from major corporations imagine and nobody could ever easier to do so themselves.” sins present. It’s a plea to have ration. and political leaders from both want.” Kind of a “humble yourself those sins removed from your Committing your life to parties. The bill was designed to give before God humbles you” men- life. The sins spoken of by Christ is not an act of “giving Loud cheers erupted outside added protection from lawsuits to tality. the author are causing him so up” or “missing out,” as culture the Capitol building immediately people who assert their religious In my most recent read many afflictions and so much seems to portray it. It’s an act after Brewer made her announce- beliefs in refusing service to gays through Psalm 25, however, a distress that he wants them of receiving and welcoming in ment Wednesday night. or others who offend their beliefs. new light shone on verse 8. I long gone. Not just the guilt, the best gift and the fulfillment Brewer pushed back hard But opponents called it an open acknowledged for the first time, shame and other consequences to the most wonderful promises against the GOP conservatives attack on gays that invited dis- in light of this verse, that “his that come with them, but the ever to be exchanged in the his- who forced the bill forward by crimination. ways” are ways abounding in actual sin. Then the undertone tory of the world. citing examples of religious rights Arizona was thrust into the freedom, success, happiness, of his heart won’t be affliction, Don’t pass on Christ for infringements in other states. national spotlight last week after fulfillment and joy. The act of but delight. fear of missing out. Come to “I have not heard one exam- both chambers of the state leg- God instructing sinners in his A well-known verse about Christ and experience not rules ple in Arizona where a business islature approved it. As the days ways is not an act of vengeance, delight and desire is Psalm and regulations but freedom. owner’s religious liberty has been passed, more and more groups, but a push towards freedom. 37:4. “Delight yourself in the Sinner, find delight in God. violated,” Brewer said. “The bill is politicians and average citizens Following God’s ways does Lord and he will give you the broadly worded and could result weighed in against Senate Bill not keep a sinner from the desire of your heart.” It’s been n Emily Lawson is the Associate in unintended and negative con- 1062. Many took to social media desires of his heart, but frees taught that he won’t give you Editor of the Lake City Reporter. sequences.” to criticize the bill. 7A
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such as the feasibility of Mitigation—The county BOCC an across-the-board pay proposed various storm- Continued From 1A raise, implementing raises water mitigation projects in phases and compression for the future, including a improvements and salary issues to fairly address rais- dry well at the Lake City survey implementation. es for employees with dif- Country Club and storm- “They are not the last ferent lengths of employee. water collection systems at two [discussion topics] by County management esti- NW Otter Court and NW accident,” Williams said. mated a raise for all of the Terrace Road; “They were placed at the county’s 500-plus employ- •Library Funding— end of the discussion for ees would be upwards of Reserves from a state the simple reason...You’ve seven figures. “equalization grant” used really got to decide what However, Williams said to fund the county’s three you’re going to do with the changes in the health library branches has dried [the 11 other topics] before insurance industry have up. Commissioners must you can decide what you’re been unsettling and could determine how to contin- going to do with those prove problematic as health ue funding the libraries at items of major emphasis.” care costs continue to rise. current levels,
County officials have “The health insurance approximately LAKE stressed the importance of market is not good,” $850,000 annu- s upgrading their antiquated Williams said. “[It’s] terri- ally; CITY public safety communica- bly bad from a budgeting •Animal Control— tions system that they say standpoint.” Commissioners explored is prone to interference and At the beginning of the pros and cons of wheth- dead zones, leaving emer- the workshop, Williams er to maintain their exist- gency response personnel refreshed commissioners ing relationship with the without a reliable line of on their funding options, or Humane Society despite communication to dispatch- “toolbox,” when it comes service quality concerns, ers and colleagues. to addressing projects and pursue in-house animal Tim Barrentine, the departments with budget- control services or animal Southeast Region director ing concerns. control provided by the of RCC Consultants, Inc., One of their options sheriff’s office; spoke to commissioners included establishing a •Administrative Space about what steps and finan- local government infra- Needs—The county faces cial outlay would be need- structure surtax at a rate of office space concerns ed to upgrade the county’s 0.5 or one percent. County and must decide whether communication network to staff estimated the tax at to continue leasing office an 800 MHz system. one percent would net the space or build their own COURTESY ILLUSTRATIONS Following RCC’s plan, county $5.9 million after it facilities; The upper diagram shows the county’s current coverage area for public safety officials’ por- the county would need the shares $1.2 million with the •Recreation table radios. The diagram below shows the potential coverage area if the county upgrades funding to purchase five city, a legal requirement. Enhancements— to an 800 MHz system. Areas in green represent the extent of reliable portable radio cover- tracts of land, eight new However, the new tax Commissioners discussed age. towers (and repairs for one would require a majori- possible expansions and existing), nine new shelters ty-plus-one vote by commis- improvements to the and generators, and a bevy sioners and the approval Southside Recreation of miscellaneous equip- of voters in a countywide Complex as well as new ment and infrastructure to referendum. avenues of communication provide reliable coverage However, the option was and reorganization between to virtually all of the county. only discussed briefly with athletic youth clubs; “We need this project,” no indications of when or •Detention Center Williams said. “We believe for what reason a new tax Repair/Replacement— this project is critical for would be necessary. County and sheriff’s office public safety.” According to a budget officials have said the exist- However, current esti- summary for the current ing jail facility is in dire mates give the project a fiscal year, the county holds need of repair or replace- roughly $17.5 million price a little over $31 million in ment. Commissioners tag—which, according to cash reserves. However, seemed to favor the idea of previous discussions with commissioners and the reconvening a Public Safety Williams, would be the county manager seemed Coordinating Council to second biggest capital reluctant to use those explore options
improvement in the coun- funds. further; LAKE ty’s history, behind the “This board has been •Economic s courthouse renovations. very conservative with the CITY To fund the project, money that’s been in our Development—A variety Williams said commission- tax coffers,” Commissioner of economic development ers would need to explore Ron Williams said. “We programs, such as “Project “unconventional financing” have a very good contin- Breeze,” TIMCO’s hangar options, such as a 30-40 gency and we want to make expansions and the Plum year loan from the USDA sure we keep a very good Creek Intermodal Park or bond issues of compara- contingency that enables are underway and require ble length. us to do things when disas- county funding; Commissioners also dis- ter comes so we don’t have •”Year End” Projects— cussed the dynamics of a to wait for money to come Commissioners have recently completed salary in [from FEMA, the state approved a variety of survey, hoping to address legislature, etc.] and put projects that will be fund- the 6-year gulf since county Columbia County back ed by end-of-year excess employees last saw cost-of- together.” fund balances, including living wage increases. The following are high- bonus payments to county County staff released lights from other areas of employees, school recre- to the public an extensive discussion during the four- ation improvements, equip- spreadsheet detailing the hour workshop: ment purchases and other current salaries and bene- •County debt/financ- projects; fits packages of nearly all es—The county’s ad valor- •Policy Development— of the county’s employees em tax revenue (now $17.8 County staff hoped to along with the survey’s rec- million) has declined $2.05 streamline the proper- ommended starting wage million since fiscal year ty acquisition process, for each position. 2007-08. However, revenue explore merit pay and sick “The question is do we increased $100,000 since leave policies, standardize only adjust the salaries that last year’s budget, mark- community center opera- are below what the new ing the first year-over-year tions and a handful of other entry level salaries are, or increase since the financial bureaucratic mechanisms. do we adjust every sala- recession; The county commission- ry,” Williams said after the •Road improve- ers will have their next meeting. ment need/options— regularly scheduled meet- Commissioners dis- Commissioners and county ing on Thursday, March 6 cussed options for how staff addressed the need to at 5:30 p.m. in the School best to address the stag- find a dedicated source of Board Administrative nant wages and workers revenue for various road Complex. who received less than the improvement projects; survey’s recommendation, •Stormwater
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Haven Hospice celebrates new administration Joseph Brooks, the new Haven Hospice Suwannee Valley Care Center administrator, is introduced during a Lake City-Columbia County Chamber of Commerce mixer on Thursday. Pictured are Jim Poole (from left), Haven Hospice vice president community and legislative affairs; Brooks; his wife, Lourdes; daughter, Mireya, 5; and son Caleb, 9. Brooks is replacing former administrator Polly Tyler. 1BSPORTS
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Friday & Saturday, Feb. 28 & March 1, 2014 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B GAMES CHS’s Anderson outduels Oakleaf Today n Columbia High softball at Madison Columbia pitcher County High, 6 p.m. n Fort White High gives up one hit softball vs. Interlachen in 1-0 district win. High, 6 p.m. n Columbia High By BRANDON FINLEY baseball vs. Hamilton [email protected] County High, 7 p.m. (JV-4:30) ORANGE PARK — n Fort White High Columbia High softball baseball vs. Interlachen coach Jimmy Williams said High, 7 p.m. (JV-4:30) after Thursday’s 1-0 win against Oakleaf High that BRIEFS the good teams find a way to win the close games. It was a pitcher’s duel OUTDOORS from start to finish as a Wild Turkey combined four hits were allowed in the contest. banquet Saturday Columbia pitcher Erin Lake City Longbeards Anderson gave up one hit Chapter of the National and Oakleaf’s Kelsey Sweat Wild Turkey Federation gave up three, two of them has its annual banquet in the final inning. set for 5 p.m. Saturday The Lady Tigers at the Lake City Shrine scored early with a fresh- Club on Brown Road. man bringing in the only Dinner is a seafood run of the game. It was Columbia’s lone hit until BRANDON FINLEY/Lake Cty Reporter buffet. Prices are $55 for Columbia High catcher Hollianne Dohrn makes a throw to first base against Oakleaf High in Orange Park on Thursday. a single ($25 for “jakes”), the final inning. $95 for a couple, $275 for Brandy Morgan reached a sponsor and $650 for a on an error to start the allow a run to cross the batters and allowing one ers they can’t win if they ton of pitches and made the table of eight. inning and Kamdyn Kvistad plate. She went the com- earned run on three hits. don’t score a run.” other pitcher pay when she For details, e-mail followed up with a double plete game and struck out Kvistad and Erin Anderson Williams also praised finally got a pitch.” Scott Crews at to score Morgan. nine batters, allowed one each had hits in the final his freshman for coming Columbia travels to [email protected]. From there, it was hit and didn’t give up a inning. through with a clutch hit. Madison County High at Anderson’s game. Although walk. “It’s just another one of “She’s got the abil- 6 p.m. today. The Lady T-BALL the Lady Tigers had three Sweat was almost as those nail-biters,” Williams ity to adjust her at-bat,” Tigers’ home opener is at Recreation Dept. errors, Anderson didn’t good, striking out two said. “I always tell the play- Williams said. “She saw a 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. sign-up in March Registration for Lake City Recreation Department T-ball is Fort White 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 8 for all returning players and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 15 for new players. Two age shuts out divisions are offered: 4-5 and 6-7. Fee is $50 and proof of age is required at registration. Parents Branford may select teams, but rosters are limited to Cushman backed courtesy runner Mallory 15 players per team on Sealey. Hatcher came a first come/first serve by 11 hits from around to score on a wild basis. Indians’ offense. pitch and passed ball. For details, call In the second inning, Heyward Christie at By TM KIRBY Ayla Gonzalez led off with a 754-3607. [email protected] walk and Kylee Crews beat out her bunt for a base hit. RUNNING FORT WHITE — Ashley Chesney sent them Rainouts had Fort White home with an opposite-field Race the Tortoise High’s softball team sitting triple and later scored on a 5K Saturday idle for a week. wild pitch. There didn’t appear to Hatcher added her The sixth annual Race be much rust as the Lady second double and stole the Tortoise run/walk Indians defeated Branford third, but was stranded. is 8 a.m. Saturday at High, 9-0, at home on Fort White left the bases O’Leno State Park. Entry Thursday. loaded in the third inning. fee is $10 for ages 14 Morgan Cushman fired a With two outs, Gonzalez and younger, and $25 for three-hitter for Fort White. singled and Crews and others, which includes She did not walk a batter Ashley Chesney were hit a T-shirt. Proceeds help and struck out four, includ- by pitches. the O’Leno State Park ing the final three hitters in Shea Chesney started Nature Center to care for the seventh inning. the scoring in the fourth animals and expand its Fort White gave her innings with an infield hit. exhibits. plenty of run support, Hatcher went the oppo- For details, go to scoring three times in the site way for an RBI-triple www.friendsofoleno.org first, second and fourth and scored on the play or call Cindy Preston at innings. when the relay throw was (386) 454-0723. Ashley Chesney reached botched. on an error to start the first Caitlyn Bruce and Emily YOUTH BASKETBALL inning scoring for the home Roach singled later in the Johnson hoops team. Cushman had a base inning and Bruce scored on hit when nobody covered an error. academy offered first base on her bunt. Ashley Chesney added Richardson Chesney legged it around her second hit in the sixth Community Center/ to third base on the play and inning. She reached base Annie Mattox North is then beat the throw to the all four times as the lead-off sponsoring the Tony plate when Shea Chesney hitter. hit a ground ball. Chesney also led an Johnson Basketball JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Academy from Alexa Hatcher followed error-free defense by the with a pop fly that fell Fort White High’s Morgan Cushman pitches against Branford High on Thursday. Cushman 8:30-10 a.m. Saturday INDIANS continued on 8B shut out the Buccaneers, 9-0, on three hits. at the Richardson for a double, scoring Community Center gym. Cost for the four-week academy is $30. For details, call Mario Justin Brown Memorial Tournament Saturday Coppock at 754-7095.
CHS FOOTBALL Annual fishing Justin Brown Memorial for the Justin Brown of giving will continue,” Chris Starling is the tour- Bass Tournament. Memorial Scholarship. said Karen Brown, Justin nament director for the Q-back Club event takes place This year the tourna- Brown started the tour- Brown’s mother and the event and Donnie Feagle meeting Monday at Clay Landing. ment will take place from nament under a different event organizer. handles the weigh-in. safe light to 3 p.m. Saturday name during his junior Tournament organizers “The tournament has The Columbia High By TONY BRITT from Clay Landing on the year in high school to ben- are hoping to expand the been going on for years Quarterback Club will [email protected] Suwannee River. efit programs at Columbia tournament field for this and it’s been a privilege meet at 6 p.m. Monday in Entry fee is $70 per boat High, but since his death year’s event. for me to be a part of it,” the Jones Fieldhouse. Local anglers will have with a $10 optional Big the tournament was re- “I would love to have at Starling said. For details, e-mail the opportunity to fish Bass Pot. The tournament named in his honor three least 40 boats participate While anglers may not Randy Thomas at competitively for bass and payback is 60 percent to 10 years ago. this year,” Brown said. win the fishing derby, they’ll [email protected]. make a contribution to local percent of the field. “After he passed away “Last year we had 30 boats still have the opportunity to charity this weekend by All proceeds from the we picked it up as a memo- and we’re hoping to better n From staff reports participating in the annual tournament provide funds rial to him, so the tradition ourselves a little bit.” FISHING continued on 8B 2BSPORTS
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TGC — LPGA, HSBC Women’s Open, final round, at Centurion, South ESPNU — Cal Poly at UC Irvine New Orleans at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. No. 22 Ohio State at Indiana, 4 p.m. TELEVISION Champions, third round, at Singapore Africa 1 a.m. Saturday’s Games No. 25 New Mexico at Nevada, 5:30 a.m. GYMNASTICS ESPNU — CIAA Tournament, Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 6:05 p.m. TV sports TGC — European PGA Tour, Tshwane 1 p.m. championship, at Charlotte, N.C. (delayed Orlando at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Open, third round, at Centurion, South NBC — American Cup, at Greensboro, tape) Detroit at Houston, 8 p.m. Today Africa N.C. MEN’S COLLEGE HOCKEY Indiana at Boston, 8 p.m. AUTO RACING AUTO RACING MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p.m. Brooklyn at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 11 a.m. NBCSN — Penn St. at Minnesota Cleveland at Memphis, 9 p.m. Race week FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, ESPN2 — Iona at Manhattan ESPNU — UMass at Dayton MOTORSPORTS Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. practice for Blue Jeans Go Green 200 ESPNU — Campbell at High Point Noon 7:30 p.m. Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 p.m. NASCAR 2 p.m. 7:30 p.m. ESPN — Cincinnati at UConn FS1 — AMA Supercross, at New Orleans at L.A. Clippers, SPRINT CUP NBCSN — Brown at Penn ESPN2 — Vanderbilt at Tennessee FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice Indianapolis 10:30 p.m. THE PROFIT ON CNBC 500 9 p.m. ESPNEWS — USF at Rutgers for The Profit on CNBC 500, at Avondale, NHL HOCKEY Site: Avondale, Ariz. ESPNU — Canisius at Rider 1 p.m. Ariz. 8 p.m. Schedule: Today, practice (Fox Sports NBA BASKETBALL ESPNU — N. Iowa at Indiana St. AP Top 25 schedule 5 p.m. NBC — Pittsburgh vs. Chicago, at 1, 2-2:30 p.m.), qualifying (Fox Sports 8 p.m. 2 p.m. FS1 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Soldier Field 1, 6:30-8 p.m.); Saturday, practice (Fox ESPN — Golden State at New York CBS — Louisville at Memphis Saturday’s Games practice for Blue Jeans Go Green 200 SOCCER Sports 1, 11 a.m.-noon; Fox Sports 2, 10:30 p.m. ESPN, ESPN2 — Teams TBA No. 1 Florida vs. LSU, 4 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 9:55 a.m. 2-3 p.m.); Sunday, race, 3 p.m. (Fox, 2:30- ESPN — New Orleans at Phoenix 3 p.m. No. 2 Wichita State vs. Missouri State, FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole NBCSN — Premier League, Arsenal 6 p.m.). ——— ESPNU — Auburn at Alabama 4 p.m. qualifying for The Profit on CNBC 500 at Stoke City Track: Phoenix International Raceway Saturday NBCSN — Saint Joseph’s at No. 4 Syracuse at No. 12 Virginia, BOXING 12:25 p.m. (oval, 1.0 miles). AUTO RACING St. Bonaventure 4 p.m. 9 p.m. NBCSN — Premier League, Liverpool Race distance: 312 miles, 312 laps. 11 a.m. 4 p.m. No. 5 Kansas at Oklahoma State, ESPN2 — Boxcino, middleweight at Southampton Next race: Kobalt 400, March 9, Las FS1 — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice CBS — LSU at Florida 9 p.m. quarterfinals: Donatas Bondorovas WOMEN’S COLLEGE Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas. for The Profit on CNBC 500 ESPN — Syracuse at Virginia No. 7 Louisville at No. 21 Memphis, BASKETBALL www.nascar.com (18-4-1) vs. Willie Monroe Jr. 3:45 p.m. ESPN2 — Illinois at Michigan State 2 p.m. Online: http:// Noon (15-1-0); Cerresso Fort (17-2-1) vs. Vitalii ABC — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, ESPNEWS — UCF at SMU No. 9 Creighton at Xavier, 5 p.m. NATIONWIDE FSN — UTEP at Rice Kopylenko (21-0-0); Brandon Adams Blue Jeans Go Green 200 5 p.m. No. 10 Saint Louis at VCU, 6 p.m. BLUE JEANS GO GREEN 200 1 p.m. (12-0-0) vs. Daniel Edouard (23-4-2); BOXING ESPNU — Northwestern at No. 11 Cincinnati vs. UConn at the XL Site: Avondale, Ariz. FS1 — DePaul at St. John’s Raymond Gatica (13-2-0) vs. Sena Agbeko 9:45 p.m. Nebraska Center, Hartford, Conn., Noon Schedule: Today, practice (Fox Sports 3 p.m. (15-0-0), at Hammond, Ind. HBO — Champion Orlando Salido FS1 — Creighton at Xavier No. 13 San Diego State at Fresno 1, 1-2 p.m., 5-6:30 p.m.); Saturday, FS1 — Creighton at Marquette 9:30 p.m. (40-12-2) vs. Vasyl Lomachenko (1-0-0), NBCSN — La Salle at Fordham State, 10:05 p.m. qualifying, Fox Sports 2, noon-1:30 p.m.), 8 p.m. SHO — Super middleweights, Badou for WBO featherweight title; super mid- 6 p.m. No. 15 Iowa State at Kansas State, race, 3:45 p.m. (ABC, 3:30-6 p.m.). FSN — Iowa St. at Kansas Jack (16-0-1) vs. Derek Edwards (26-3-1); dleweights, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (47-1-1) ESPN — Kentucky at South Carolina 7 p.m. Track: Phoenix International Raceway lightweights, Mickey Bey Jr. (19-1-1) vs. vs. Bryan Vera (23-7-0), at San Antonio ESPN2 — Saint Louis at VCU No. 16 Michigan vs. Minnesota, 6 p.m. (oval, 1.0 miles). Alan Herrera (32-5-0); super middle- GOLF 7 p.m. BASKETBALL No. 17 Kentucky at South Carolina, Race distance: 200 miles, 200 laps. weights, J’Leon Love (16-0-0) vs. Vladine 1 p.m. ESPNU — Iowa St. at Kansas St. 6 p.m. Next race: Boyd Gaming 300, March 8, Biosse (15-2-2), at Verona, N.Y. TGC — PGA Tour, The Honda Classic, 8 p.m. No. 18 Michigan State vs. Illinois, Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas. GOLF third round, at Palm Beach Gardens ESPN2 — UC Santa Barbara at UC NBA schedule 2 p.m. CAMPING WORLD TRUCK 9 a.m. 3 p.m. Davis No. 20 Iowa vs. Purdue, 8:15 p.m. Next race: Kroger 250, March 29, TGC — European PGA Tour, Tshwane NBC — PGA Tour, The Honda Classic, 9 p.m. Today’s Game No. 23 SMU vs. UCF, 4 p.m. Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, Va. Open, second round, at Centurion, South third round, at Palm Beach Gardens ESPN — Kansas at Oklahoma St. Utah at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. No. 24 Texas at Oklahoma, 4 p.m. NHRA MELLO YELLO DRAG Africa (same-day tape) 10:30 p.m. ESPNU — Houston at Temple Memphis at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Sunday’s Games RACING 2 p.m. TGC — LPGA, HSBC Women’s 10 p.m. Golden State at New York, 8 p.m. No. 3 Arizona vs. Stanford, 8 p.m. Next event: NHRA Gatornationals, TGC — PGA Tour, The Honda Classic, Champions, final round, at Singapore ESPN2 — Gonzaga at Saint Mary’s Chicago at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. No. 8 Villanova vs. Marquette, 2 p.m. March 13-16, Auto Plus Raceway At second round, at Palm Beach Gardens 5:30 a.m. (Cal) Charlotte at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. No. 14 Wisconsin at Penn State, Gainesville 10:30 p.m. TGC — European PGA Tour, Tshwane 11 p.m. Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Noon Online: http://www.nhra.com FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 28, 2014 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Last Man Standing The Neighbors (N) Shark Tank A unique dating service. (N) (:01) 20/20 Å News at 11 Jimmy Kimmel Live 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Chann 4 News Entertainment Ton. Inside Edition (N) Love-Raymond Rules/Engagement Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory The 10 O’Clock News (N) Å Chann 4 News Arsenio Hall 5-PBS 5 - - WUFT News at 6 Nightly Business PBS NewsHour (N) Å Washington Week Charlie Rose Jazz and the Philharmonic (N) Becoming an Artist BBC World News Tavis Smiley (N) 7-CBS 7 47 47 Action News Jax CBS Evening News Judge Judy Å Two and Half Men Undercover Boss “Utah Jazz” (N) Hawaii Five-0 Danny’s mother visits. (N) Blue Bloods “Open Secrets” (N) Å Action News Jax Letterman 9-CW 9 17 17 Meet the Browns Meet the Browns House of Payne House of Payne Whose Line Is It? Whose Line Is It? Star-Crossed Drake is abducted. Å TMZ (N) Å Access Hollywood The Offi ce Å The Offi ce Å 10-FOX 10 30 30 Be a Millionaire Be a Millionaire Modern Family The Simpsons Bones Brennan serves on a jury. (PA) Enlisted (N) Å Raising Hope (N) News Action News Jax Modern Family Two and Half Men 12-NBC 12 12 12 News NBC Nightly News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy! (N) Dateline NBC (N) Å Grimm Juliette helps Nick with a case. (:01) Hannibal “Kaiseki” News Tonight Show CSPAN 14 210 350 (5:00) Key Capitol Hill Hearings Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. Key Capitol Hill Hearings Speeches. WGN-A 16 239 307 America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother How I Met/Mother TVLAND 17 106 304 Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show Andy Griffi th Show Gilligan’s Island Gilligan’s Island Gilligan’s Island (:12) Everybody Loves Raymond Å Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Love-Raymond King of Queens OWN 18 189 279 Oprah: Where Are They Now? Å Oprah: Where Are They Now? 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Castle “Setup” Å (DVS) Cold Justice (N) Å (:01) Inside Job “House of Blues” (:01) Save Our Business Å (:01) Cold Justice Å NIK 26 170 299 ›› “Paul Blart: Mall Cop” (2009) Kevin James. Å SpongeBob Breadwinners Breadwinners Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Full House Å Friends Å (:36) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Bellator MMA Live (N) (Live) (:15) Cops Å Cops Å MY-TV 29 32 - The Rifl eman The Rifl eman M*A*S*H Å M*A*S*H Å Monk Natalie helps a thief steal a bike. Monk Monk befriends an older woman. Seinfeld Å Dick Van Dyke The Twilight Zone Perry Mason Å DISN 31 172 290 Jessie Å Austin & Ally Å A.N.T. Farm Å Austin & Ally Å A.N.T. Farm (N) Dog With a Blog Fish Hooks (N) Jessie Å Liv & Maddie Austin & Ally Å Jessie Å Dog With a Blog LIFE 32 108 252 Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers Off Their Rockers USA 33 105 242 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family BET 34 124 329 106 & Park: BET’s Top 10 Live (N) The Game Å The Game Å The Game Å The Game Å Being Mary Jane “Blindsided” Å Being Mary Jane “Uber Love” Å The Game Å The Game Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å NBA Countdown d NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors at New York Knicks. (N) d NBA Basketball New Orleans Pelicans at Phoenix Suns. (N) ESPN2 36 144 209 Around the Horn Interruption d College Basketball Iona at Manhattan. 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World’s Deadliest “Urban Jungle” World’s Weirdest “Extremities” World’s Weirdest “Animal Apocalypse” World’s Weirdest “Bizarre Babies” World’s Weirdest “Extremities” NGC 109 186 276 Kentucky Justice “Cocaine Kingpin” Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Alaska State Troopers Kentucky Justice “Arsonists & Alibis” Alaska State Troopers SCIENCE 110 193 284 Unearthing Ancient Secrets Å The Unexplained Files Å Uncovering Aliens “Alien Harvesting” Uncovering Aliens Å NASA’s Unexplained Files Å Uncovering Aliens “Alien Harvesting” ID 111 192 285 Nightmare Next Door Å Nightmare Next Door Å Nightmare Next Door Å Nightmare Next Door (N) Å Impostors “The Heart is Deceitful” Nightmare Next Door Å HBO 302 300 501 ›› “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” REAL Sports With Bryant Gumbel True Detective Å True Detective “Haunted Houses” Real Time With Bill Maher (N) Å Real Time With Bill Maher Å MAX 320 310 515 (5:30) ››‡ “Snitch” (2013) Dwayne Johnson. ‘PG-13’ Å (:25) ›‡ “Armageddon” (1998) Bruce Willis. A hero tries to save Earth from an asteroid. ‘PG-13’ Banshee “Evil for Evil” (N) Å Banshee “Evil for Evil” Å SHOW 340 318 545 (:05) ›››‡ “Crash” (2004, Drama) Sandra Bullock, Don Cheadle. ‘R’ Å House of Lies Episodes Å All Access (N) s Boxing ShoBox: The New Generation. (N) SATURDAY EVENING MARCH 1, 2014 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News Academy Award Preview ›››‡ “The Social Network” (2010, Drama) Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfi eld. Premiere. The Goldbergs News at 11 Crook & Chase 4-IND 4 4 4 Chann 4 News Paid Program Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory ››› “My Dog Skip” (2000, Drama) Frankie Muniz, Diane Lane, Luke Wilson. News Inside Edition Chann 4 News First Baptist 5-PBS 5 - - Lawrence Welk’s Big Band Splash Magic Moments: The Best of 50s Pop Musicians perform. Å Heartbeat of Home Dancers move to the rhythms of Africa. 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America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos America’s Funniest Home Videos Rules/Engagement Rules/Engagement TVLAND 17 106 304 (:12) Gilligan’s Island Å Gilligan’s Island Gilligan’s Island Gilligan’s Island Gilligan’s Island Love-Raymond Love-Raymond (:12) Everybody Loves Raymond Å Love-Raymond Love-Raymond OWN 18 189 279 Iyanla, Fix My Life Å Iyanla, Fix My Life Å Raising Whitley Kym confronts Rodney. Raising Whitley (N) Å Deion’s Family Playbook Raising Whitley Kym confronts Rodney. A&E 19 118 265 Wahlburgers Å Wahlburgers Å Wahlburgers Å Wahlburgers Å Flipping Vegas “Party House” Å Flipping Vegas “Frat House” Å Flipping Vegas “Skate House” Å (:01) Flipping Vegas “Cat House” HALL 20 185 312 Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie Å Little House on the Prairie “Chicago” When Calls the Heart (N) Å “Accidentally in Love” (2010, Drama) Jennie Garth, Ethan Erickson. Å FX 22 136 248 (5:00) ››› “X-Men: First Class” (2011) James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender. ››› “Thor” (2011, Action) Chris Hemsworth. Cast out of Asgard, the Norse god lands on Earth. (:33) ››‡ “Iron Man 2” (2010, Action) Robert Downey Jr. CNN 24 200 202 CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Special CNN Special Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown CNN Special TNT 25 138 245 (4:30) Total Recall ››‡ “Cowboys & Aliens” (2011) Daniel Craig. Extraterrestrials attack a 19th-century Arizona town. (:02) ››‡ “Cowboys & Aliens” (2011, Science Fiction) Daniel Craig, Harrison Ford. Å (DVS) Terminator 2 NIK 26 170 299 Hathaways Sam & Cat Å Sam & Cat Å Sam & Cat Å ›› “Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief” (2010) Logan Lerman. Premiere. Å Full House Å Friends Å (:36) Friends Å SPIKE 28 168 241 (4:55) ›››› “Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back” (1980) Mark Hamill. Cops (N) Å Cops Å Auction Hunters Thrift Hunters (N) Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å MY-TV 29 32 - Emergency! “Right at Home” Batman Batman Wonder Woman (Part 2 of 2) Å Star Trek “By Any Other Name” Å ›› “Batman” (1966, Action) Adam West, Burt Ward, Cesar Romero. Å DISN 31 172 290 Good Luck Charlie Good Luck Charlie Jessie Jessie gets a big surprise. Å I Didn’t Do It Å Dog With a Blog A.N.T. Farm Å Liv & Maddie Mighty Med Å Kickin’ It Å Liv & Maddie Good Luck Charlie LIFE 32 108 252 Movie “Happy Face Killer” (2014) David Arquette, Gloria Reuben. Premiere. Å Beyond the Headlines: Happy (:01) Beyond the Headlines Å USA 33 105 242 NCIS: Los Angeles “Free Ride” NCIS: Los Angeles “Kill House” Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Modern Family Psych “1967: A Psych Odyssey” BET 34 124 329 (:08) The Game (:42) The Game “The List Episode” (:16) The Game (7:52) The Game (:26) The Game The Game Å The Game Å BET Honors 2014 Honoring African American leaders. ESPN 35 140 206 d College Basketball Kentucky at South Carolina. (N) College GameDay (N) (Live) Å d College Basketball Kansas at Oklahoma State. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 d College Basketball St. Louis at Virginia Commonwealth. (N) d College Basketball UC Santa Barbara at UC Davis. (N) d College Basketball Gonzaga at St. Mary’s. (N) SUNSP 37 - - d College Basketball Mississippi at Texas A&M. (N) Women’s College Basketball Iowa State at Kansas. (N) Women’s College Gymnastics Inside Lightning Inside Lightning DISCV 38 182 278 Amish Mafi a “Judgment Day” Å Amish Mafi a Levi reasserts his control. MythBusters Supersonic ping pong. 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(N) The World’s Oddest Animal Couples America’s Cutest The World’s Oddest Animal Couples FOOD 51 110 231 Chopped “Liver and Learn” Diners, Drive Diners, Drive Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible Restaurant: Impossible (N) Restaurant: Impossible “In the Pits” TBN 52 260 372 (5:00) Praise the Lord Å Gaither: Precious Memories In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley Hour of Power Billy Graham Classic Crusades Drive History Travel the Road FSN-FL 56 - - Inside the Magic Inside the Magic Magic Live! (Live) d NBA Basketball Orlando Magic at Miami Heat. From the AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami. Magic Live! (Live) Boxing Golden Boy: Sadam Ali vs. Jay Krupp. SYFY 58 122 244 (4:00) ›› Outlander ››‡ “Blade II” (2002) Wesley Snipes. A vampire hunter unites with his prey against a new threat. ›››› “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (1981, Adventure) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen, Paul Freeman. Å (:35) ››‡ Blade II AMC 60 130 254 (4:30) ›››‡ “The Departed” (2006) Leonardo DiCaprio, Matt Damon. Å ››› “X2: X-Men United” (2003) Patrick Stewart, Hugh Jackman. Premiere. A power-mad militarist pursues the mutants. ›››› “Pulp Fiction” (1994) Å COM 62 107 249 Without a Paddle ›› “The Dukes of Hazzard” (2005) Johnny Knoxville, Seann William Scott. Å ›‡ “Grandma’s Boy” (2006, Comedy) Doris Roberts, Allen Covert. Å ››‡ “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby” Å CMT 63 166 327 ››› “The Rock” (1996) Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage. Premiere. Alcatraz Island terrorists threaten to gas San Francisco. Swamp Pawn (N) My Big Redneck Tattoo Titans “God & Guns” Å Cops Reloaded NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer “Bad Dogs of Comedy” Unlikely Animal Friends The Incredible Dr. Pol: Deja MOO! The Incredible Dr. Pol “Wonder Horse” Shear Madness “Totally Flocked” The Incredible Dr. Pol: Deja MOO! 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(N) Å MAX 320 310 515 (4:50) ››› “The Negotiator” (1998) ‘R’ (:10) ››‡ “Broken City” (2013, Crime Drama) Mark Wahlberg. ‘R’ Å Banshee “Evil for Evil” Å ›‡ “Armageddon” (1998, Science Fiction) Bruce Willis, Liv Tyler. ‘PG-13’ Å SHOW 340 318 545 Inside Comedy Episodes Å Shameless Å ››› “The Impossible” (2012, Drama) Naomi Watts. Premiere. ‘PG-13’ Å ›››‡ “Lincoln” (2012, Historical Drama) Daniel Day-Lewis. ‘PG-13’ Å FRIDAY & sAtuRDAY, FebRuARY 28 - MARch 1, 2014 ADVICE & PUZZLES LAKe cItY RePORteR 3b DEAR ABBY Open email exposes wife’s secret weekend rendezvous DEAR ABBY: My wife confusion for her children him react defensively? of 45 years is having an at school. Please do not waste online affair with a man However, one line in another minute feeling who is a former business your letter concerns me. guilty about this. If he isn’t client. I found out when It’s the one in which you the person he portrayed she inadvertently left an say it upsets you, “but himself to be, you may email message open on she doesn’t care.” If she have dodged a bullet. her laptop. Her phone didn’t care about you, she DEAR ABBY: My records confirm daily Abigail Van Buren wouldn’t be marrying you. 7-year-old son is a great long-distance conversa- www.dearabby.com But her children MUST winner when we play tions, as well. Although come first, and unless you games, but he’s a terrible I know they have never Chicken Soup for the can accept that fact, you loser. When he loses a met personally, they plan Soul” and was authored by shouldn’t marry her. game, he loses control. He to meet during a week- Roger William Thomas. DEAR ABBY: I have screams, yells, hits and end convention at a hotel It concerns a young been single for five years. sometimes bites. Is there in his hometown next woman who had been I recently reconnected a way to stop this behavior month. given only a short time to with a man I lost contact or am I stuck with a son Despite problems in live, and who instructed with 13 years ago. We who hates to lose? — our marriage, neither of her pastor that she would went out a few times and it LOSING THE BATTLE us has strayed, and I’m like to be buried with a was wonderful. AT HOME confident she doesn’t want fork in her right hand. She Out of curiosity, I began DEAR LOSING THE to lose me nor do I want went on to say, “In all my checking him out online, BATTLE: You have to lose her. My dilemma is years of attending church starting with his mother, described a child who is whether to tell her I know potluck dinners, when the who he had mentioned unable to handle frustra- what’s going on prior to dishes of the main course was a surgeon. When I tion or control his emo- her trip, or confront her were being cleared, some- could find no information tions. When a child is 2 when she returns with one would say, ‘Keep your on her, I started looking or 3, this kind of behavior pictures taken by a private fork.’” up other things. Abby, I is understandable. But by investigator. I can’t let She said the main could find nothing about age 7, your son should her betrayal continue. — course was her favorite him or his family. His have learned to manage CONFLICTED IN THE part of the meal because mother does not have a his frustration more appro- SOUTH she knew “something medical license, and there priately. DEAR CONFLICTED: better was coming ... are no property records or If his poor sportsman- Tell her sooner rather something wonderful, and any record of a marriage ship continues, it will than later, so she can with substance.” What license to his second wife. cause problems with his cancel her trip to the con- she wanted was to convey When I confronted peers. You should discuss vention. If she’s willing to her loved ones at her him, he was furious and this with him while he to do that and work on funeral her belief that accused me of not trusting is rational, BEFORE you repairing your marriage, something better was to him. Now he doesn’t want play any games with him. there is a chance that your come. anything to do with me. Explain that games are problems are fixable. If DEAR ABBY: I have I’m heartbroken. I loved supposed to be fun, and she isn’t, then face it -- reconnected with my high him years ago and thought “when we lose, we are your stressed marriage is school sweetheart. We this was for real. given the chance to learn over. Photos from a private plan to be married late I feel guilty for not trust- from our mistake.” The investigator are beside the this summer. My problem ing him, even though I same is true in sports. point. The email you read is she wants to keep her know he hasn’t been hon- Athletes use their mis- is proof enough. ex-husband’s name as her est with me. Is it wrong takes to improve their DEAR ABBY: Recently, middle name for the sake to do background checks skills. my friend went to a wake of her kids. on people you date? — It might also be helpful and told me the person in I feel she shouldn’t have DATING A MAN WHO to impose consequences the casket was holding a another man’s name if DOESN’T EXIST when your son acts out. fork. My friend told me she’s married to someone DEAR DATING: It isn’t But if that doesn’t help there is a story behind else. I have explained wrong to do some check- him, then you should have Puzzle Solutions this custom. Can you tell that it upsets me, but ing. In fact, these days him evaluated physical- me what it is? — DAILY she doesn’t care. What it’s very common. But I ly and neurologically to on the next page. READER IN WEST PALM are your thoughts? — wonder, having known this make sure there is noth- BEACH, FLA. TRADITIONAL MAN man years ago, what made ing medically wrong with DEAR DAILY DEAR TRADITIONAL: you curious enough to him. READER: The story, I think her reason for double-check? Also, how titled “Keep Your Fork,” wanting to retain her mar- good are you at research? ■ Write Dear Abby at has been widely shared on ried name (and probably And when you “confront- www.DearAbby.com or the Internet. It appeared hyphenate it with yours) is ed” him, were you hostile, P.O. Box 69440, Los in “A Third Serving of a valid one. It will prevent which would have made Angeles, CA 90069. HOROSCOPES
THE LAST WORD life. HHHHH and enjoy what’s offered. picture that is sure to LEO (July 23-Aug. Mix the past with the impress someone influen- Eugenia Last 22): Don’t be afraid to present and share memo- tial. HHH suggest a change to a ries with old friends, but PISCES (Feb. ARIES (March contract, proposal or any don’t exaggerate or you 19-March 20): Share 21-April 19): You’ll matter that has to do with will be put in an awkward your vision and intentions. struggle to get the credit investments, legalities or position. A move may be Once you have everything you deserve, but in the medical concerns. Take tempting, but overspend- out in the open, you will end, your hard work, ded- control and get what you ing must be avoided. be free and clear to move ication and ability to adapt feel is necessary to turn HHHH forward in a fashion that to whatever conditions you what you want into a reali- CAPRICORN (Dec. suits your needs. Strive for face will be recognized and ty. HHH 22-Jan. 19): Share your greater security and stabil- rewarded, so don’t be too VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. thoughts, but don’t force ity and you will get what quick to judge or to give 22): Share celebratory your opinion on others. you want. HHH up. HHHH news with someone spe- Offer honest feedback Happy Birthday: Put a TAURUS (April cial. Your sincerity and if you want the same in little muscle behind what- 20-May 20): Make generosity will bring you return. Impulsive actions ever you do this year and plans that include love closer to the personal will be met with resistance you will make headway. and adventure, but keep goals you have planned for and the need to rethink Helping a cause or getting whatever you are going to the future with your loved your strategy. Focus on involved in a political sit- do close to home. Spend ones. Play as hard as you your accomplishments, not uation in your community quality time with someone work and you’ll achieve on changing others. HHH will help you generate special or sign up for an happiness and satisfaction. AQUARIUS (Jan. change that will help build event that is sure to bring HHH 20-Feb. 18): Jump into a better foundation for you wisdom and food for LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. action. Make decisions, future prospects. High thought. HH 22): Something will be but don’t let anyone coerce energy coupled with inno- GEMINI (May brought to your attention you into something that vative ideas will bring the 21-June 20): Don’t that calls for a snap deci- doesn’t fit your agenda. results you want and the deviate from the truth, sion. Don’t let complaints Your versatility and intui- recognition you deserve. especially in an interview fester. Jump into action tive insight will enable you Your numbers are 4, 12, or when offering your and use your intuitive intel- to present an innovative 23, 27, 31, 33, 40. services. Refrain from ligence to make the alter- gossiping or engaging in ations required to smooth any form of interference things over. HHH to protect your reputation. SCORPIO (Oct. Your concerns should be 23-Nov. 21): Explore your goals and advance- new and unusual avenues. ment. HH Check out different cul- CANCER (June tures and lifestyles that 21-July 22): Show inter- suit your current situation. est in ethnic or cultural Knowing what fits you best differences in your com- in terms of living arrange- munity. The more you ments and opportunities discover, the more it will to excel will lead to a good help you define how you choice and a much-needed want to live in the future. change. HH Travel will spark your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. imagination and your love 22-Dec. 21): Kick back CELEBRITY BIRTHDAYS
Frank Gehry, 85; Gavin MacLeod, 83; Mario Andretti, 74; Kelly Bishop, 70; Bernadette Peters, 66; Gilbert Gottfried, 59; John Turturro, 57; Ainsley Harriot, 57; Megan Mcdonald, 55; Patrick Monahan, 45; Robert Sean Leonard, 44; Daniel Handler, 44; Tasha Smith, 43. 4b LAKE CITY REPORTER PUZZLES & COMICS FRIDAY & sATuRDAY, FEbRuARY 28- MARCh 1, 2014
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Smith IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3RD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF OHIO COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN PETITION NO. 13-CJA-87 to foreclose that mortgage, originally AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA AND FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY PETITION NO. 13-CJA-88 in favor of Vanderbilt Mortgage and FLORIDA, CIVIL DIVISION CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 12-2010-CA-000262 CIVIL DIVISION In the Matter of Finance, dated March 28, 2012 and CASE NO.: 13000245CAAXMX CASE NO. 12-000616-CA WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., CASE NO. 12-2013-CA-000386- L.H., recorded on March 29, 2012 in Offi- NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC, BANK OF AMERICA N.A. Plaintiff, CAAX-MX whose date of birth is March 14, cial Records Book 1232, Page 697, Plaintiff Plaintiff, v. U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCI- 2005 of the Public Records of Columbia vs. vs. NANETTE R. CHILDS A/K/A NA- ATION, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCES- C.H., County, Florida. 21st Mortgage Cor- GAIL E. KLUEH, et al., ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS, CRED- NETTE CHILDS; UNKNOWN SOR IN INTEREST TO BANK OF whose date of birth is April 28, 2006 poration is the attorney in fact/serv- Defendant(s). ITORS DEVISEES, BENEFICIA- SPOUSE OF NANETTE R. AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCI- and icing agent for Plaintiff, encumber- NOTICE OF SALE RIES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CHILDS A/K/A NANETTE ATION AS TRUSTEE AS SUC- WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT ing the following real property locat- Notice is hereby given that, pursuant LIENORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL CHILDS; UNKNOWN TENANT 1; CESSOR BY MERGER TO LA- OF HEALTH AND HUMAN RE- ed in Columbia County, Florida, to- to a Final Judgment dated January OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN UNKNOWN TENANT 2; AND SALLE BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- SOURCES wit: 24, 2014 entered in Civil Case Num- INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UN- ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR WA- Petitioners, Parcel 21A, PINE ACRES, an unre- ber 13000245CAAXMX, in the Cir- DER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN- MU MORTGAGE PASS- vs. corded subdivision in Section 31, cuit Court for Columbia County, OF ALBERT H. HENDRICKS, JR. DER OR AGAINST THE ABOVE THROUGH CERTIFICATES SER- TRAVIS HICKS, biological father Township 5 South, Range 16 East, Florida, wherein NATIONSTAR A/K/A ALBERT HENDRICKS, DE- NAMED DEFENDANT(S), WHO IES 2007-0A6 TRUST, of infants L. H. and C. H., Columbia County, Florida, being MORTGAGE LLC is the Plaintiff, CEASED; UNKNOWN SPOUSE (IS/ARE) NOT KNOWN TO BE Plaintiff, HEATHER AKERS, biological more particularly described as fol- and GAIL E. KLUEH, et al., are the OF ALBERT H. HENDRICKS, JR. DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER vs. mother of infants L. H. and C. H., lows: Defendants, Columbia County Clerk A/K/A ALBERT HENDRICKS; SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES W. BAILEY SMITH; UNKNOWN Respondents, Commence at the Southeast corner of Court will sell the property situat- MCKAYLA HENDRICKS; ALLIE CLAIM AS HEIRS, DEVISEES, SPOUSE OF W. BAILEY SMITH; NOTICE OF PUBLICATION of the West 1/2 of Section 31, Town- ed in Columbia County, Florida, de- HENDRICKS; UNKNOWN PER- GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIE- W. BAILEY SMITH, TRUSTEE OF HEATHER AKERS, biological ship 5 South, Range 16 East, Colum- scribed as: SON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE NORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, THE W. BAILEY SMITH SEPA- mother of infants L. H., whose date bia County, Florida, and run thence A PART OF LOT 13 GOLDEN SUBJECT PROPERTY; SPOUSES, OR OTHER CLAIM- RATE PROPERTY TRUST, ORIG- of birth is March 14, 2005 and C. H., North 89 degrees 18 minutes 21 sec- FARMETTES AS PER PLAT Defendants, ANTS; INALLY ESTABLISHED MAY 18, whose date of birth is April 28, 2006. onds East, along the South line of THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE Defendants. 1992, AS AMENDED; LENDA K. ORDER OF PUBLICATION said Section 31, 248.36 feet; thence BOOK 4, PAGE 17 OF THE PUB- SALE NOTICE OF SALE SMITH; IF LIVING, INCLUDING IN THE MATTER OF OHIO North 00 degrees 24 minutes 47 sec- LIC RECORDS OF COLUMBIA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- Notice is hereby given that, pursuant ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF COUNTY CASE #13-CJA-87/ 88/ onds West, 2855.45 feet; thence COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING suant to a Final Judgment of Foreclo- to the Summary Final Judgment of SAID DEFENDANT(S), IF RE- 89; TRAVIS HICKS, biological fa- South 89 degrees 19 minutes 13 sec- MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRI- sure dated February 10, 2014, and Foreclosure entered on March 12, MARRIED, AND IF DECEASED, ther of infants L. H., whose date of onds West, 678.94 feet to the Point BED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT entered in Case No. 12-000616-CA, 2012, and the Order Rescheduling THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN birth is March 14, 2005 and C. H., of Beginning; thence South 00 de- THE SE CORNER OF SAID LOT of the Circuit Court of the 3rd Judi- Foreclosure Sale entered on January HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, whose date of births is April 28, grees 24 minutes 47 seconds East, 13 AND RUN THENCE N. cial Circuit in and for COLUMBIA 31, 2014, in this cause, in the Circuit ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIE- 2006, and HEATHER AKERS, bio- 685.42 feet; thence South 89 degrees 01°22’01’’ W, 216.52 FEET, County, Florida. BANK OF AMER- Court of Columbia County, Florida, NORS, AND TRUSTEES, AND logical mother of infants L. H., 19 minutes 13 seconds West, 543.39 THENCE N. 56°09’42’’ W., 294.96 ICA N.A. is Plaintiff and ALL UN- the clerk shall sell the property situ- ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIM- whose date of birth is March 14, feet; thence North 08 degrees 00 mi- FEET TO THE SOUTHERLY KNOWN HEIRS, CREDITORS DE- ated in Columbia County, Florida, as ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER OR 2005 and C. H., whose date of birth nutes 23 seconds West, 488.72 feet; RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF VISEES, BENEFICIARIES, described as: AGAINST THE NAMED DE- is April 28, 2006. thence North 00 degrees 24 minutes FRANKLIN DRIVE SAID POINT GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIE- LOT 11 OF GLENWOOD, A SUB- FENDANT(S); UNKNOWN TEN- TO: HEATHER AKERS, biological 47 seconds West, 317.20 feet; thence BEING ON A CURVE TO THE NORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL DIVISION ACCORDING TO THE ANT #1; UNKNOWN TENANT #2; mother of infants L. H., whose date South 79 degrees 49 minutes 18 sec- RIGHT, HAVING A RADIUS OF OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN Defendant(s). of birth is March 14, 2005 and C. H., onds East, 618.50 feet to the Point of 85.00 FEET, AN INCLUDED AN- INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UN- PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 59, OF THE NOTICE OF SALE whose date of birth is April 28, 2006. Beginning. GLE OF 56°41’41’’, AND A DER OR AGAINST THE ESTATE PUBLIC RECORDS OF COLUM- Notice is hereby given that, pursuant The above action may result in a ter- Said lands being subject to an ease- CHORD BEARING AND DIS- OF ALBERT H. HENDRICKS, JR. BIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. to a Final Summary Judgment of mination of parental rights of ment for ingress and egress 60 feet TANCE OF S. 27°38’44’’ W., 80.72 A/KA ALBERT HENDRICKS, DE- a/k/a 311 HUBBLE STREET, Foreclosure entered in the above- HEATHER AKERS, biological East and West in the Northeast cor- FEET, THENCE SOUTHWESTER- CEASE; MCKAYLA HEN- LAKE CITY, FL 32025 styled cause, in the Circuit Court of mother of infants L. H., whose date ner thereof, being more particularly LY, ALONG THE ARC OF SAID DRICKS; ALLIE HENDRICKS; are at public sale, to the highest and best Columbia County, Florida, I will sell of birth is March 14, 2005 and C. H., described as follows: A strip of land CURVE AND ALONG SAID defendants. I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Third Floor of the the property situated in Columbia whose date of birth is April 28, 2006. 60 feet in width being 30 feet each RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE, 84.11 and best bidder for cash ON THE Columbia County Courthouse, 173 County, Florida, described as: The Petitioner, the West Virginia side of a centerline described as fol- FEET, THENCE S. 32°46’45’’ E., THIRD FLOOR OF THE COLUM- NW Hernando Avenue, Lake City, LOT 5, COUNTY SIDE ESTATE, Department of Health and Human lows: 369.69 FEET TO THE SOUTH BIA COUNTY COURTHOUSE AT FL 32055, Columbia County, Flori- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Resources has filed a Petition that Commence at the Southwest corner LINE OF SAID LOT 13, THENCE 173 N.E. HERNANDO AVENUE, da, at eleven o’clock a.m., on April THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN may result in the termination of pa- of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 31, N. 88°38’33’’ E., ALONG SAID LAKE CITY, FLORIDA, at 11:00 9, 2014. PLAT BOOK 8, PAGES 1 AND 2, rental rights of HEATHER AKERS, Township 5 South, Range 16 East, SOUTH LINE, 86.65 FEET TO A.M., on the 19th day of March, Any person claiming an interest in OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF biological mother of infants L. H., Columbia County, Florida, and run THE POINT OF BEGINNING, 2014, the following described prop- the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA. whose date of birth is March 14, thence North 89 degrees 18 degrees PARCEL CONTAINS 1.27 ACRES, erty as set forth in said Final Judg- er than the property owner as of the A/K/A 2005 and C. H., whose date of birth 21 seconds East, along the South line MORE OR LESS ment, to wit: date of the lis pendens must file a 281 SE Victoria Glen, Lake City, is April 28, 2006. of said Section 31, 248.36 feet; at public sale, to the highest bidder, LOT 11, CHARLESTON COURT, claim within 60 days after the sale. Florida 32025 The Petitioner alleges that HEATH- thence North 00 degrees 24 minutes for cash, at the Columbia County A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING If you are a person with a disability at public sale, to the highest and best ER AKERS, biological mother of in- 47 seconds West, 45.30 feet to the Courthouse, 173 N.E. Hernando TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE- who needs any accommodation in bidder, for cash, West door of the fants L. H., whose date of birth is North right-of-way line of Faulkner Avenue, Lake City, FL 32055 at CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, order to participate in this proceed- Columbia County Courthouse, 145 March 14, 2005 and C. H., whose Road and to the Point of Beginning; 11:00 AM, on the 30th day of April PAGE 150 OF THE PUBLIC RE- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to N. Hernando Street, Lake City, FL date of birth is April 28, 2006 has thence continue North 00 degrees 24 2014. Any person claiming an inter- CORDS OF COLUMBIA COUN- you, to the provision of certain assis- 32056 at 11:00 AM, on May 28, abandoned and/or failed and neglect- minutes 47 seconds West, 995.51 est in the surplus from the sale, if TY, FLORIDA. tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, 2014 ed to provide for the care, custody feet to Reference Point “A”; thence any, other than the property owner as A person claiming an interest in the Court Administration at 173 NE Her- Any person claiming an interest in and control of the infants L. H., continue North 00 degrees 24 mi- of the date of the lis pendens must surplus from the sale, if any, other nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake the surplus from the sale, if any, oth- whose date of birth is March 14, nutes 47 seconds West, 382.03 feet file a claim within 60 days after the than the property owner as of the City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at er than the property owner as of the 2005 and C. H., whose date of birth to Reference Point “B”; thence con- sale. date of the lis pendens must file a least 7 days before your scheduled date of the lis pendens, must file a is April 28, 2006. and has made no tinue North 00 degrees 24 minutes If you are a person with a disability claim with 60 days after the sale. court appearance, or immediately claim within 60 days after the sale. effort to provide for said infants care, 47 seconds West 654.42 feet to Ref- who needs any accommodation in If you are a person with a disability upon receiving this notification if the If you are a person with a disability or maintain the infant in any way erence Point “C”; thence continue order to participate in this proceed- who needs any accommodation in time before the scheduled appear- who needs any accommodation in from that time until present. North 00 degrees 24 minutes 47 sec- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to order to participate in this proceed- ance is less than 7 days; if you are order to participate in this proceed- It is ORDERED that HEATHER onds West, 520.44 feet to Reference you, to the provision of certain assis- ing, you are entitled, at no cost to hearing or voice impaired, call 711. ing, you are entitled, at no cost to AKERS, biological mother of infants Point “D”; thence continue North 00 tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, you, to the provision of certain assis- Dated at Lake City, Florida, this 3rd you, to the provision of certain assis- L. H., whose date of birth is March degrees 24 minutes 47 seconds West, Court Administration at 173 NE Her- tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, day of February, 2014. tance. Please contact Carrina Cooper, 14, 2005 and C. H., whose date of 257.74 feet to Reference Point “E”; nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake Court Administration at 173 NE Her- P. DeWitt Cason Court Administration at 173 NE Her- birth is April 28, 2006 is also noti- thence continue North 00 degrees 24 City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake Clerk of the Circuit Court nando Avenue, Room 408, Lake fied that she may obtain a copy of minutes 47 seconds West, 582.65 least 7 days before your scheduled City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at By: /s/ B. Scippio City, Florida 32055, 386-758-2163 at the Petition from the Clerk of the feet to the South line of PINE HA- court appearance, or immediately least 7 days before your scheduled Deputy Clerk least 7 days before your scheduled Circuit Court of Ohio County, West VEN SUBDIVISION, a subdivision upon receiving this notification if the court appearance, or immediately court appearance, or immediately Virginia and that she should appear according to the plat thereof record- time before the scheduled appear- upon receiving this notification if the 05543417 upon receiving this notification if the in the office of the Honorable David ed in Plat Book 6, Pages 138 and ance is less than 7 days; if you are time before the scheduled appear- February 21, 28, 2014 time before the scheduled appear- J. Sims, Judge of the Circuit Court of 139, of the Public Records of Co- hearing or voice impaired, call 711. ance is less than 7 days; if you are ance is less than 7 days; if you are Ohio County, West Virginia, Fifth lumbia County, Florida, and to the Dated: January 31, 2014 hearing or voice impaired, call 711. American Towers LLC is proposing hearing or voice impaired, call 711. Floor, Ohio County Courthouse, Point of Termination. Said Point of P. DeWitt Cason Dated this 13th day of February, a tower modification that will in- Witness my hand and seal of this Wheeling, West Virginia on the 12th Termination being also the Southerly Columbia County Clerk of Court 2014. volve a lighting change from medi- court on the 31st day of January, day of March, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. for terminus of Pine Haven Lane in said CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT P. DEWITT CASON um intensity white strobe to dual 2014. an Adjudication Hearing for subdivision. Also, begin at Reference By: /s/ P.A. Perry As Clerk of said Court red/medium white intensity strobes P. DeWitt Cason HEATHER AKERS and object or Point “A” and run thence North 89 Deputy Clerk By: /s/ P. A. Perry with stead-burning red side markers CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT make other defense to the petition, degrees 18 minutes 56 seconds East, As Deputy Clerk at an existing 282 foot tower located By: /s/ P.A. Perry otherwise, parental rights of 873.80 feet to the Point of Termina- 05543418 at 1049 GLASS HOUSE ROAD, Deputy Clerk HEATHER AKERS, biological tion. Also, begin at Reference Point February 21, 28, 2014 05543575 Mayo, FL 32066-4732. American mother of infants L. H., whose date “B” and run thence South 89 degrees February 28, 2014 05543419 of birth is March 14, 2005 and C. H., 19 minutes 13 seconds West, 648.40 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, THIRD Towers LLC seeks comments from JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR March 7, 2014 all interested persons on any poten- February 21, 28, 2014 whose date of birth is April 28, 2006 feet to the Point of Termination. Al- may be terminated. so, begin at Reference Point “C” and COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF BOARD MEETING tial significant impact the proposed Registration of Fictitious Names PROBATE DIVISION action could have on the quality of SIGNED: thence run North 89 degrees 18 mi- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We the undersigned, being duly Charlene Foose Geyer nutes 56 seconds East, 869.03 feet to CASE NO. 14-19-CP The District Board of Trustees, Flori- the human environment pursuant to sworn, do hereby declare under oath Assistant Prosecuting Attorney the Point of Termination. Also begin IN RE: The Estate of da Gateway College, will hold a re- 47 C.F.R. Section 1.1307, including that the names of all persons interest- CLASS II PUBLICATION at Reference Point “D” and run LARRY J. OURSO, SR., ception at 3:30p.m., followed by a potential impacts to historic or cul- ed in the business or profession car- thence North 89 degrees 18 minutes Deceased. public meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Tues- tural resources that are listed or eligi- ried on under the name of FIDO’S 05543577 56 seconds East, 690.60 feet to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS day, March11, 2014, in the Board ble for listing in the National Regis- PET PLANET, 407 NW DESOTO February 21, 28, 2014 Point of Termination. Also, begin at The administration of the estate of Room of the Administration Build- ter of Historic Places. Interested per- ST, LAKE CITY, FL 32055 Reference Point “E” and run thence LARRY J. OURSO, SR., ing, (Building 001) of Florida Gate- sons may review the project applica- Contact Phone Number: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: South 89 degrees 19 minutes 13 sec- deceased, whose date of death was way College. tion pending with the Federal Com- (386) 344-5764 and the extent of the AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE onds West, 738.94 feet to the Point January 9, 2014, and whose Social Topics of consideration will be rou- munications Commission (FCC) at interest of each, is as follows: CITY INC. give Notice of Foreclo- of Termination. Security Number is XXX-XX-8384, Name: DEBI DAHLBERG sure of Lien and intent to sell these is pending in the Circuit Court for tine college business. In addition to www.fcc.gov/asr/applications Together with a 1999 SOUT Triple- routine college business, the follow- Extent of Interest: 100% vehicles on 03/11/2014, 10:00 am at wide Manufactured Home with Columbia County, Florida, Probate
The weather put a damp- QUAIL HEIGHTS er on the Friday Dogfight COUNTRY CLUB and Sunday Scramble, but we were able to get in the Nicki Newmans other games and the MGA Toss Tournament. and Ash. The MGA monthly Closest to the pin win- tournament on Saturday ner winners were Wallace was formatted as a Toss Christie on No. 3, Tony Tournament. There were Kent on Nos. 5 and 15, two winners per flight. Kahlich on No. 11 and The A flight winners Rickey Crawford Jr. on were Bill Ryan with a net No. 17. 53 and Chet Carter with a Monday’s Top of the Hill gross 59. winners were Al Cohoon The B flight winners in first with +3 and Joe were Jack Tuggle with a Herring taking second net 54 and Tiara Carter with -2. with a gross 60. The Rotary Club of Closest to the pin win- Branford 2014 annual golf ners were Phillip Russell, tournament is Saturday at Joe Herring, Bill Ryan and 8 a.m. Format is three- Wallace Christie. person scramble with team Last week’s blitz win- prizes and door prizes. ners were Wallace Christie A sign-up board for and Rick Cahill, who tied the annual three-person COURTESY for first with +4. Tying for scramble sponsored by Blue-Grey Fun Run winners display their trophies and medals following the event on Feb. 15. third place were Ronnie Rountree-Moore (10 a.m. Ash and Tim Tortorice April 5) is available in the with +3. pro shop. Morse, Pierce overall Fun Run winners Skin winners were Larry For details, call the pro Boone, Bill Jones, Mike shop at 752-3339 or come Special to the Reporter Herget, 2. Dathan Cooper, 3. Darrell n 9-10 girls — 1. Naihauiya Paxton, Kahlich, Bob McGraw by for information. Jenkins; 2. Isabella Martin, 3. Trinity Steel; The 2014 Blue-Grey Fun Run was n 5-6 girls — 1. Haidyn Markham, n 9-10 boys — 1. Noel Labellern, Feb. 15. 2. Kori Schrader, 3. Anna Belle 2. Chas Hill, 3. Daniel Anderson; Overall winners were Bridget Dansby; n 11-12 girls — 1. Isabella Maranto, Hunter team wins Morse and Tyler Pierce. n 5-6 boys — 1. Tison McCray, 2. Kamery Morgan, 3. Kelsey Weed; The top three runners by age 2. Kyler Keen, 3. John Dale n 11-12 boys — 1. Seth Ziegaus, groups were: Kingenberg; 2. Finn Tucker, 3. Hunter Scott; MGA Stress Ball n 4-&-under girls — 1. Claire n 7-8 girls — 1. Skyar Ziegaus, n 13-14 girls — 1. Bridget Morse, Cason, 2. Annabella Dicks, 3. Sophia 2. Sarah Simpson, 3. Kylie Williams; 2. Jillian Morse, 3. Mary Feraudo; The MGA Stress Ball COUNTRY CLUB Richards; n 7-8 boys — 1. Devin Couey, n 13-14 boys — 1. Tyler Pierce, Tournament wasn’t at all at LAKE CITY n 4-&-under boys — 1. Baron 2. Zach Tannenbaum, 3. Ben Smith; 2. Kaylin Timmons, 3. Yassin Raffety. stressful for the foursome of Terry Hunter, Mike Ed Goff Jacobs, Jerry West and Fun Run participants Skylar Hill 12 LCMS Nathan Matsubara 6 Summers Caley Carmichael 11 LCMS Kelsey Haden 10 Eastside Honor O’Steen 7 Pinemount Annabella Dicks 4 Don Combs. The ladies went head to Pearce Powers 7 CCE Christen Norris 8 Pinemount Brooke Carmichael 8 Summers Their combined round head in the LGA low net Name Age School D’Maurion Dunning 9 Melrose Kaydence Clark 8 Summers Kailey Richardson 9 Summers Tyler Pierce 13 LCMS of 72 was two strokes bet- format. Daphne Greene 10 Pinemount Kyten Davis 6 Westside Isabela Acevedo 10 Pinemount Kaylin Timmons 14 CHS ter than the runner-up Peggy Radcliffe topped Brayden 8 Summers Vidala Parks 11 Pinemount Yassin Raffety 14 LCMS Colton Richards 8 Summers team of Cory DePratter, a quartet of sub-par shoot- Waylon Fulford 9 Eastside Kayliah Gallagher 11 Pinemount Butch Greene 13 LCMS Jarrett Durrance 7 Westside Hunter Shoup 12 LCMS Chloe Maranto 8 Summers Bruce Ford, Chris Lewis ers with a net 68, one Bridget Morris 13 LCMS Dathan Cooper 4 Adam Goelz 10 Summers Griffin Roberts 6 Westside and Mike Carr. stroke better than Cathy Chase Martin 13 LCMS Henri-Sebatian Perrine 7 Pinemount Kyle Greewald 11 Fort White Cassie Biage 10 CCE Seth Ziegaus 12 LCMS Peyton Minnich 8 Eastside In individual scoring, Steen. Ann Bormolini and Madison Hutchinson 9 Pinemount Trenton Wynn 11 LCMS Finn Tucker 12 LCMS Laden Bolstein 7 Melrose A-B flight winners were Faye Warren tied for third Bailey Campbell 9 Pinemount Heather Faul 6 CCE Andrew Heaton 14 LCMS Sophia Richards 4 Westside Haidyn Markham 6 Pinemount Anna Swisher 8 Westside Steve Thomas, with the with net 70. Joseph Creeley 14 LCMS Darrell Jenkins 3 Westside Kyndall Reed 11 Summers Emily Eadie 9 Melrose low gross score of 74, Warren took home most Jillian Morse 14 LCMS Kaylin Johnson 6 Westside Emlyee Schafer 11 Summers Zaccheuas Paulk 9 Westside Bruce Ford with the low of the chip-in pot with her Derek Simpson 14 LCMS Bella King 6 Westside Hunter Steed 10 Summers Trejon Holley 7 Westside Joshua Swayxe 14 FWMS Taylor Whiteside 5 Westside net score of 68 and Scott skill shots on Nos. 9 and Eva 7 Westside Meredyth Crews 6 Epiphany Landon 14 Home school Micheala Kirby 8 Westside Kishton with second low 14. Radcliffe scored on Colby Collins 12 LCMS Tanner Crews 11 Noel Labellern 10 Eastside Colton Norris 6 Pinemount Scott Hill 10 North Brooks Haley Cook 10 Eastside net score of 72. No. 5. Hunter Scott 11 CCE Pace Murray 9 CCE Chris Polstein 8 Melrose Jennelle Weber 10 Eastside In the C-D flight, John The Good Old Boys Devin Couey 8 CCE Skylar Beichner 9 Pinemount Gavin Polstein 8 Melrose Rema Summerlin 8 CCE W. Geiger 12 LCMS Alexandria Waldron 12 LCMS Raulerson had the best three-way match went Louden Minnich 10 Eastside Skylar Hemphill 11 Melrose Chas Hill 10 RMS Cate Chauncey 6 CCE gross score with 83. Low down to the wire when Chandler Frisina 10 CCE Allison Selbie 11 CCE Alexander Tucker 12 LCMS Austin Tompkins 11 Eastside Miachel Reahl 8 Suwannee Briana Muniz 10 Melrose net winner was David the team of Jerry West, Jeremiah 12 Pinemount Rhys Evans 9 Summers Bradee McCray 7 Epiphany Jalyn Park 8 Melrose Rhodes in a scorecard Rob Brown, Jim McGriff Naihauiya Paxton 9 Melrose Drew Evans 11 Summers Harlee Yates 8 Eastside Kayla Sanders 7 Pinemount regression over Jim Carr and Joe Persons picked Caden Cole 4 Tristan Brock 12 Pinemount Olivia Anschultz 13 Epiphany Jordan Smith 6 Pinemount Isabella Moranto 11 Summers Stryker Anderson 7 Pinemount when both shot 73. up a late mark to finish Rylee Boylard 10 Pinemount Dixon Parker 5 FUMC In Sunday’s blitz, Josh at +4 for a one-point win. Ryan Englyn 14 LCMS Sienna Kolvitz 8 Pinemount Ameria Brinson 7 Eastside Kylie Vega 11 Pinemount Daniel Anderson 10 Summers Kaleb Aultman 7 Westside Aakash Patel 7 Westside Sydney Deckle 7 Pinemount Boris topped a host of The foursome of Rhea Zachary Tannenbaum 8 Pinemount Evan Amparo 11 Pinemount Jackie Queen 11 Eastside Mackenzie Dekle 11 LCMS good scores with +10. Jim Hart, Bobby Simmons, Skyar Ziegaus 8 Westside Henry Hemphill 9 Melrose Ethan Revis 7 Eastside Kaleigh Bingham 11 Pinemount Carr and Dell Sanders tied Emerson Darst and Nick Aaron Morris 11 Eastside Cameron Maderias 13 LCMS Drew Bennett 9 Pinemount Robert Ryder 10 Pinemount for second with +9, a point Whitehurst tied for the Jonathan Pranty 12 LCMS Kayln Brown 13 LCMS Daniel Webb 9 Pinemount Autumn Howe 12 LCMS Trevor Byrd 10 Eastside Jacob English 11 CCE Chase Bennett 6 Pinemount Stephen Roberts 7 CCE up on Scott Kishton. Terry runner-up spot with the Jason Cabellero 9 Eastside Kyler Keen 5 Five Points John Greene Jr. 6 Pinemount Ava Hill 7 Westside Hunter and Steve Peters team of Don Christensen, Ben Smith 8 Columbia City Shane Hill 11 Brooks Cty MS Austin Varney 10 Pinemount Allie Norris 8 CCE tied for fourth with +7. Mike Spencer, Larry Ward Ethan Sayen 11 RMS Steven Hill 13 Brooks Cty MS Cionni Chauncey 11 Pinemount Kallsa Hesch 10 Eastside Closest to the pin win- and Dan Stephens. Nicholas Wilkerson 9 Summers Alecia Ross 11 Pinemount Karis Feagle 7 Westside Alaina Kurtz 6 Eastside ners were Carr on No. Scoring picked up in Isabella Martin 9 Eastside Julian Marler 10 SIS Wyatt Waldron 10 Westside Bailey Ring 6 Eastside Hunter Thompson 14 CHS Ansley 8 CCE Tanner Pierce 9 Westside Madison Bailey 6 Eastside 5, Bruce Gibson on No. match two where the Gabriel McCray 11 Westside Jacob Burch 8 Pinemount Avery Sandlin 7 Pinemount Mackenzie Couey 10 CCE 7, Hunter on No. 15 and foursome of Ed Snow, Mary Feraudo 13 LCMS Sam Selbe 8 CCE Candace Kolovitz 6 Pinemount Nathan Nave 9 Westside Mike Gough on No. 17. Bob Wheary, Paul Davis Natalie Stoeckert 13 LCMS Emily Selbe 10 CCE Drew Moss 7 Pinemount Gloree Balance 8 Westside Kamery Morgan 11 FWMS Bob Randall, Joe Paul and Stan Woolbert turned Kanas Schrader 8 Five Points Breanne Wingate 10 Pinemount Daeyn Cooper 4 and Carr split the skins back the team of Marc Kelsea Weed 11 LCMS Emma Castro 9 CCE Cameron Couey 7 CCE Kaitlyn Hanechak 8 Eastside Preston Byrd 11 Fort White Kori Schrader 5 Five Points Katelyn Roberts 9 CCE Chloe Boyard 7 Pinemount pot. Risk, Jim Bell, Howard J.D. Dumas 7 Summers Kaycee Brinkley 11 CCE Addison Murray 7 CCE Kevin Fink 7 Pinemount Competition was fierce Whitaker, Tom Elmore Alkhassa Raffay 11 LCMS Abbie Green 8 Eastside Alexander Flegert 8 Westside Jude Steward 4 in the Wednesday blitz. and Bill Rogers by a 7-5 Darius 12 Westside Savannah Bailey 8 Eastside Wyatt Cummings 5 Five Points Charlotte Velman 8 Westside Darren Eubank 11 LCMS Bob Wheary (+5) wound count. John Dale Kingenberg 6 Westside Baron Herget 4 Nicole Canter 10 Melrose Delaney Williams 12 LCMS up on top with a one-point Risk stayed in the med- Allison Matsubara 8 Summers Caroline 7 Pinemount Brody Hoffman 5 Pinemount Sarah Simpson 8 Westside Colton Mote 6 CCE Thomas Nash 12 CCE Ethan Montalvo 6 Westside win over Dennis Crawford. alist seat with round of Trinity Steel 10 Eastside Thomas Greene 10 Summers Gracie Sands 10 Pinemount Blaine Reville 9 Melrose George Burnham, Cory 36-39-75. Wheary claimed Javon Thomas 8 Pinemount Coye 10 Summers Tristan Pentolion 9 Melrose Carlee Minyard 7 Enterprise Academy DePratter, Barney Hart, second place with a Kylie Williams 7 Summers Marcus Medina 10 Pinemount Anaige Timmons 10 Eastside Kaylie Vega 8 Pinemount Steve Patterson, Brian round of 38-39-77. Snow Chessa Chauncey 13 LCMS Alonzo Brinson 8 Eastside Aagust Anderson 10 Summers Tyler Fox 8 Eastside Katelyn O’Steen 11 Pinemount Cohen Davis 8 Eastside Hailey Parrish 8 CCE Shead and Jerry West and Woolbert shot 78 to Wesley Green 6 Pinemount Cory Craig 9 Pinemount Tristan Dees 7 Westside Alyssa Copley 10 Pinemount wound up in a six-place remain on the honors Mckenzie Ellecamp 10 Pinemount Rhett Feagle 9 Westside Ashlie Green 8 Eastside Adyson Vercher 5 Pinemount Kori Montalvo 4 tie, two points behind the board. Brown rounded out Dillon Mathis 11 CCE Mary Odom 9 CCE Brianna Doakes 9 Ocean Palms Reagan Mc Graw 8 Westside winner. the top tier with 79. Evan Morse 8 Eastside Sakiya Merriex 7 Westside Grace 11 LCMS Abbrgate Tompkins 4 Eastside Cooper Mote 9 CCE Breanna Smith 12 Home school John Hendry 10 Eastside Jordan Hale was shut Bridgestone will hold Josh Foreman 6 Summers Zander 8 Westside Denver Shoniker 12 CCE Grayson Roberts 6 Westside out of the blitz, but picked a ball fitting clinic on Colby Blake 8 Fort White Andrew Faul 11 FWMS Connor Cason 6 Westside Abigail Schafer 8 Westside up three skins. Crawford Saturday. Tison McCray 6 Epiphany Austin Reaves 10 Melrose Peyton Skinner 8 Westside Foster Durrett 6 Westside Maximus Schuler 7 Westside and Patterson had two; Callaway Golf will have Zander 10 Eastside Michael Holt 9 Melrose Claire Cason 2 Hart and Burnham had a club demonstration day Kaylee Brocks 11 Pinemount Adrienne Foreman 9 Summers Bobby 6 Westside Katynnee Hayrs 12 Eastside Dylan Blakely 12 Melrose Andrew Anderson 10 Pinemount Jackson Skinner 6 Westside Matthew Slinn 7 Melrose one each. on March 15. Aliyah Tannenbaum 10 Pinemount Natalie Campbell 7 Pinemount Ava Christie 6 Westside Lily Slinn 7 Melrose Eli Pittman 11 Eastside Trey Thomas 11 Summers Dean Moffit 7 Epiphany Phillip 8 Westside Madison Breck 9 Pinemount Megan Stoeckert 9 Summers Wittleigh Summerlin 12 LCMS Aubrey Mizell 8 Westside Kylie Shumaker 11 Pinemount Brock Moody 7 Westside Grace Roberts 12 LCMS Jamieson Posey 5 Westside INDIANS: Taylor Collins 10 Pinemount David Baron 11 Eastside Kristen Cason 7 Melrose Casen Maddox 5 Westside Rams coming Wesley Wingate 7 Pinemount Samuel Kurtz 9 Eastside Josh Eadie 10 Melrose Zoryana Hughes 8 Melrose Continued From Page 1B Katy Lyn Giebeig 7 Summers Zack Remmers 13 SMS Jliyn Smith 6 Eastside Amillya Killgore 7 Eastside Connor Mote 11 CCE Noah Schreider 10 Westside Lilla Chapman 6 Westside Gracie Bass 7 Pinemount Lady Indians. She speared a 6 p.m. game today. Caroline Durrance 11 Summers Cole Chauncey 11 CCE Anthony Smith 8 Eastside Cayden Thomas 11 Eastside a line shot for the final out Nathaniel Acevedo 12 Pinemount Jackson 11 CCE Devin Walker 8 Summers Julianna Ozbay 7 Pinemount Taylor Shipp 9 JES Anna Belle Dansby 6 Westside Addison Morgan 7 CCE Natalie Green 10 Eastside in the sixth inning. Fort White baseball Delani Cannon had a double for Branford (1-4). Fort White’s baseball Chloe Linton and Katie team also has had trouble FISHING: Funds go for CHS senior’s scholarship White had the other hits. getting in games, particu- The Lady Indians’ games larly against P.K. Yonge. Continued From Page 1B against Keystone Heights Their matchup was High (Feb. 21) and P.K. rained out Wednesday and go home a winner through several anglers who have to my eyes and sweet mem- will be used to scholarship Yonge School (Monday) moved to Thursday, then various raffles that will take competed in past events, as ories,” she said. “Lots of funds. were postponed. postponed because the place at the event. well as anglers who want to these guys tell me they’ve “All proceeds go into the The new make-up dates field was unplayable. “I’ve got a very nice compete just because they fished with Justin and memorial scholarship fund,” are March 10 for P.K. The Indians also had a selection of raffle items knew her son and his love they’ve always enjoyed Brown said. “We don’t keep Yonge and March 19 for rainout at Santa Fe High that have been donated,” for fishing. being around him, so it any of the money, it’s all Keystone Heights. on Feb. 21. Brown said. “Whenever all the boats makes me feel good.” returned to a very well Fort White (2-4) looks Fort White hosts Brown said the tourna- are in the water just before Tournament and raffle deserving Columbia High for a district win when Interlachen at 7 p.m. ment field often contains the take-off it brings tears contributions and proceeds School senior.” Interlachen High visits for today.