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1A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | 75¢ Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Third shooting victim dies Death toll from David Griffis, 44, died at ers Rolando released from the hospital soon. ten note with the names of Allen’s 7:39 a.m. Tuesday at Shands Gonzalez- According to sheriff’s deputies, intended victims, indicating that Saturday’s rampage at the University of Florida in Delgado and Allen confronted Griffis at the that the murders were premedi- now stands at four. Gainesville, following complica- Griffis before Pritchett Trucking headquarters tated. tions from a gunshot wound to turning the and shot in him in the abdomen Despite the additional evi- By STEVEN RICHMOND the abdomen, according to the gun on himself before returning to his home on dence, the sheriff’s office said [email protected] Union County Sheriff’s Office. Saturday morn- Southeast Sixth Avenue and tak- Allen’s motive was still unclear. Hubert Allen Jr., a former Griffis ing. ing his own life. “People woke us up at 10 a.m. LAKE BUTLER — A third vic- employee for Pritchett Trucking Coworker Union County Sheriff Jerry to tell us the news,” Allen’s neigh- tim has died following a Saturday Inc., fatally shot his former boss Lewis Mabrey Jr. was also Whitehead said Monday that shooting spree in Lake Butler. Marvin Pritchett and cowork- wounded but was expected to be investigators found a handwrit- SHOOTINGS continued on 3A Niblack FILL THE BOOT principal demoted, moved School board OKs superintendent’s reorganization. By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] Columbia County School Superintendent Terry Huddleston said Tuesday he reorganized the instruc- tional leadership at Niblack Elementary School, resulting in the principal’s replacement by the assistant principal. Marilyn Gassett, former prin- cipal of Niblack, was demot- ed to assistant principal at Pinemount Elementary School. The decision was ratified dur- ing Tuesday night’s School Board meeting when the board approved a list of personnel changes that included Gassett’s reassignment. She will start at Pinemount Elementary on Monday, but has taken the week off until then. Niblack assistant princi- Photos by JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter pal Melinda Moses will take over as principal. “Ms. Moses has spent many years as a classroom teacher, guidance counselor and assis- tant principal,” Huddleston said. “These experiences will help provide her with the nec- ABOVE: Lake City Fire Department firefight- essary skills to lead the teach- ers and students at Niblack ers (from left) Austin Thomas, Jeff McNeill, Trey Elementary.” Beachamp, Scott Hale and Greg Sund pose for a Prior to the reorganization, photograph before going out on the department’s assistant principal Michael Fill the Boot drive to collect money for the Muscular Allen floated between Melrose Dystrophy Association on Tuesday. RIGHT: Thomas Park and Pinemount elemen- (left) and Beachamp smile as Jacob Byrd, 11, tary schools. donates money outside Walmart on Tuesday. No one has been selected to fill the assistant principal posi- tion at Niblack. Plans are still uncertain, Huddleston said. PRINCIPAL continued on 3A Eastside safety patrol has ambitious plan Pop cellist coming Unit attempting the children can develop those skills by seeing the to perform at Cafe´ to raise $9,780 accomplishments of oth- for DC field trip. ers. By STEVEN RICHMOND Sarah Ripple and Jeanie [email protected] By TONY BRITT Free are co-sponsors [email protected] for the safety patrol at Move over Yo-Yo Ma, Eastside. Christopher Bell is coming United States military Ripple, an fourth-grade to town. branches are built on teacher, said the patrol Lake City residents will pride, integrity and tradi- members are trying to have the opportunity to see tion. raise $9,780 so the children Bell, a cellist known for his While those character- can take two field trips dur- warm combination of folk istics often take on heroic ing the year. One trip will and rock that draws inspira- measure in war time, many be local, to the Columbia tion from Paul Simon and of them are grounded in County Courthouse and Randy Newman, at The Café a person’s youth, and a the county Sheriff’s Office downtown on Saturday. school safety patrol is an and the other trip will be to Bell is going on tour to COURTESY excellent place to start Washington. promote his new album Christopher Bell will be per- learning those skills. “We’re a Title 1 school, Sirens, a body of work he forming Saturday at The Café The Eastside which basically means said was largely inspired in downtown Lake City. Elementary School safety money can be the big- by his experience in the patrol takes pride in instill- gest obstacle,” Ripple said. wilderness of upstate New Bell said. “I got caught in ing those characteristics in “We do a lot of fundraisers TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter York and mythology. a couple storms. A bolt of its members, and its spon- because we do not want Austin Bunton, an Eastside Elementary School fifth-grader “I once spent seven weeks lightning came down within sors have planned a trip to and member of the school’s safety patrol, prepares to stop by myself in the wild, canoe- Washington, D.C., where PATROL continued on 3A traffic for Ethan Alvarado, a prekindergarten student. ing along the Erie Canal,” CELLIST continued on 3A Vol. 138, No. 151 People.................. 2A CALL US: TODAY IN (386) 752-1293 Opinion ................ 4A COMING 92 69 Obituaries .............. 5A PEOPLE SUBSCRIBE TO Partly Cloudy THURSDAY THE REPORTER: Advice & Comics ......... 3B Sidewalk Local news Voice: 755-5445 Puzzles ................. 7B Fax: 752-9400 WEATHER, 2A installation. roundup. 2AWEATHER 2A LAKE CITY REPORTER DAILY BRIEFING WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Celebrity Birthdays Tuesday: Tuesday: n Actor David Soul is 70. is 40. Afternoon: 7-9-1 Afternoon: 1-3-8-4 Monday: n Actress Barbara Bach is n Singer-bassist Max Collins Evening: N/A Evening: N/A 6-16-18-20-29 67. of Eve 6 is 35. n Singer Wayne Osmond of n Actress Carly Pope is 33. The Osmonds is 62. n Country singer Jake Owen PEOPLE IN THE NEWS n Actor Daniel Stern is 56. is 32. n Actress Emma Samms is n Country singer Leann 53. Rimes is 31. n Actress Jennifer Coolidge n Singer Florence Welch of is 52. Florence and the Machine Bass says no ’N Sync reunion tour n Country singer Shania is 27. Twain is 48. n Actor Armie Hammer is NEW YORK n Actor Billy Boyd is 45. 27. n Actor-singer Jack Black of n Actor Samuel Larsen is on’t get your heart Tenacious D is 44. 22. set on anything more n Actor Jason Priestley is 44. Actress Quvenzhane Wallis than the 90-second ’N n Actor J. August Richards is 10. Sync reunion seen on the MTV Video Music DAwards. The performance marked the first time the band played togeth- Daily Scripture er in 11 years, and also the last time they’ll do it, at least for a while. “It would be lovely to do it, but You will keep in perfect peace we’ve got nothing planned,” Lance those whose minds are stead- Bass told The Associated Press on fast, because they trust in you. Monday between breaks of his Sirius XM show, “Dirty Pop With Lance Bass.” — Isaiah 26:3 One reason is that Justin Timberlake begins his solo tour this fall, and Bass says the closest he’ll get to the stage is a seat in the audi- Lake City Reporter ence. HOW TO REACH US Main number . .(386) 752-1293 BUSINESS “Who knows what will happen Fax number . .752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon. .754-0419 when he’s off tour. It’s simply not Circulation“ . .755-5445 ([email protected]) part of the conversation right now. 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Reproduction in whole or call before 10:30 a.m. to report a ser- Bass, along with boy-band mates ing on a new sidewalk along Bascom Norris Drive on Tuesday. in part is forbidden without the permis- vice error for same day re-delivery. After sion of the publisher. U.S. Postal Service 10:30 a.m., next day re-delivery or ser- Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick and No. 310-880. vice related credits will be issued. JC Chasez, joined Timberlake, who POSTMASTER: Send address changes out beneath a staircase,” Bass said. near Miami has been in foreclosure In all other counties where home delivery to Lake City Reporter, P.O. Box 1709, was already performing at the VMAs is available, next day re-delivery or ser- “That was my favorite part.” proceedings for about two years.
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