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Looking pretty In effort to purchase Camp Wewa, city is looking at various options By Teresa Sargeant lando; and Clayton, Roper Apopka Chief Staff and Marshall, of Altamonte Springs. To round out As for the public sur- a state grant application re- vey, the city posted a link to questing $1 million to help it on its Facebook page Fri- acquire Camp Wewa, the day, January 29, at 4 p.m. city of Apopka has recruit- By Monday, February 1, ed two appraisers to con- at 8 a.m., 152,000 peo- duct the property’s apprais- ple had seen that Face- al and also did a survey to book post. There were gauge public opinion of 5,664 responses, 963 share, what to do with the camp- and 2,998 emailed surveys ground. sent to the city. The sur- The Apopka City vey results will be includ- Council held a special ed with the grant applica- This picture shows an interior of one of the cabins at meeting on Wednesday, tion packet. February 3, in City Hall Camp Wewa. “It was an amaz- to discuss the next steps in ing outpouring of support flling out the grant applica- Last month, the city chapel, and various meet- for Camp Wewa,” Nelson tion for submission to the received a call from the ing places. The camp has said. Florida Department of En- YMCA saying that it intend- been closed since Septem- The survey asked re- vironmental Protection, as ed to sell Camp Wewa to ber 2019, when school went spondents such questions A green heron may be looking at its reflection in a well as how to make the a developer, Mayor Bry- into session. Over 70 years as their familiarity with canal along the Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, but it’s property more fnancially an Nelson said. He asked old, Camp Wewa is located Camp Wewa, whether the more likely looking for something to eat. The 11- viable. the representative to give at 221 S. Binion Rd. city should continue offer- mile, one-way wildlife drive is open Friday through The City Council also the city a few weeks to de- The appraisals, which ing camp opportunities at Sunday and most federal holidays. The entrance asked city recreation direc- vise a plan for purchasing must be done because the facility should the city tor Brian Forman to devise Camp Wewa. Camp Wewa is worth an acquire it, what camp ac- gate is located at 2850 Lust Rd., Apopka, and a fnancial statement out- Camp Wewa’s ame- estimated $5 million, have tivities to offer and rental opens at 7 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m. Vehicles must lining the revenue and ex- nities include a din- to be completed by March opportunities. be off the drive by 5 p.m. The wildlife drive’s lone penses to show the proper- ing hall, Olympic- 1. The appraisers are Integ- exit is along Jones Avenue in Zellwood. ty’s economic feasibility. sized pool, camping lodges, ra Realty Resources, of Or- See CAMP Page 12A City attorney’s social media proposal postponed two weeks by City Council

By John Peery ly agreed to meet with city commis- the members of the City Council, not Apopka Chief Staff sioners and Mayor Bryan Nelson in- their personal Facebook pages. dividually before the next City Coun- “When I frst read this thing, I The adoption of a proposed pol- cil meeting on February 17 so that he had red fags going off right, left, icy for the city of Apopka’s social can incorporate their thoughts into a and center because all of us who sit media pages was postponed for two social media policy they would accept up here on the council are included in weeks after city commissioners raised and approve. this policy and the way that it reads is questions about the proposal present- Among the questions raised that I, as an elected offcial, have to go ed by city attorney Michael Rodri- about the proposed policy was one re- through some director-level position guez. garding who must approve the posts on staff to get any content that I want Rodriguez brought the fve-page on social media pages that are off- to put on social media approved via policy to the City Council Wednes- cially affliated with the city of Apop- staff level,” said City Commissioner day, February 3, during the coun- ka, including the commissioner or City attorney Michael Rodriguez speaks to the City cil’s regular meeting, but eventual- mayor Facebook pages of each of See SOCIAL Page 11A Council at its meeting on Wednesday, February 3.

Tax dollars from state even lower than predicted This week By John Peery 2021 payment – from taxes col- the state is 5.74 percent less than Section A Apopka Chief Staff lected this coming March – will be expected when annualized. Opinion ...... 2A higher than the $584,305 that the “At least it (annualized num- Public notices ...... 4A The tax dollars the city of city received last May for March ber) gives you an estimate, but Apopka receives from the state 2020. when we get down to May and Bus. Rev ...... 6A,9A government each month continue “When we get to May – be- later, these are going to be higher. Dining & Ent ...... 10A to be much lower than last year, but cause it’s a two-month lag, it’s re- They should be unless we have an also a little bit below what the state ally March and that’s when we had issue (with COVID-19). I think it Section B estimated it would be sending out the (coronavirus) hit – it should be will be better than that. As we get each month. a lot better than that. At that time, closer to those other months, we’ll Sports ...... 1B Apopka City Administrator we should be going the other direc- have more, but who knows,” Bass Worship ...... 2B Edward Bass said Apopka received tion,” Bass said. said. Kapers ...... 5B $720,825 from the state for gen- In 2020, the city – based on The city administrator is hop- eral revenue sharing and the half- numbers from state economists ing that the economy will improve Legal ads ...... 7B-10B cent gas sale tax in January and that Edward Bass – budgeted to receive $11.8 mil- enough so that Apopka will re- Classifed..... 10B-12B amount was 26 percent less than lion from the two revenue-sharing ceive at least the $10 million that Service Dir...... 12B the $968,097 the city received from . . . city administrator funds, but actually ended up with the state has told the city it will re- the state in January 2020. 2020 when the effects of the eco- $9.6 million due to the economic ceive. Because the tax payments nomic shutdown began due to CO- shutdown. “Do I think it will hit the from the state lag two months be- VID-19. This year, the state told Apop- $10-million mark? It’s hard to say, hind, those payments in 2020 took But because the economy has ka to expect $10,016,355 from but the later months coming will a big nose dive in May 2020, which rebounded somewhat since then, those revenue-sharing dollars. So covered taxes collected in March Bass said he is hoping that the May far, the actual funds received from See BUDGET Page 8A

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The Apopka Chief A weekly newspaper founded in 1923 Publisher Reporters Marketing Director John Ricketson Richard Corbeil Jackie Trefcer Editor Teresa Sargeant Advertising John Peery Neal Fisher Kayla Leon General Manager Photographer Emeritus Tammy Keaton Neoma Knox Our position Purchase of ‘local gem’ from YMCA is a good idea The city of Apopka is consid- Harmon Road as it will likely look ering cobbling together an effort to sell that property to a developer Parked vehicles cause problems to purchase Camp Wewa from the and use those funds to help pay for Central Florida YMCA in order to the purchase of Camp Wewa. My offce gets many County Commissioner parking lots for oversized calls regarding cars or District 2 trucks or as storage lots for save the unique property and con- The entire situation is one that trucks parked on the road abandoned vehicles. tinue its use as a camp and recre- no one saw coming a month ago, for days that turn into Here are the highlights ational facility, but under the city’s but it’s one that is certainly worth weeks. Often, we’re talk- of the county’s changes: ownership and management. pursuing by the city. If the apprais- ing about cars left on the *$150 fne (up from a $30 A story that begins on page 1A al comes back with a value in the side of the road with no fne) for parking commer- explains the situation, but the short neighborhood of $5 million for tags or current registra- cial dual rear-wheeled ve- tion. Many times we get hicles in the right of way version is that the COVID-19 pan- Camp Wewa, the city will certain- calls that semi-trucks stay Christine Moore *$30 fne/or tow for park- demic has sent the Central Flori- ly have a chance to make the deal parked overnight on roads ing a vehicle with no li- da YMCA into an economic abyss work. If it’s a lot more than that, and streets blocking the enforcement specialists cense plate or current reg- and the management of the YMCA it may be one of those wishes that view for other drivers. worked for more than a istration looked at the sale of Camp Wewa doesn’t get fulflled because of the Recreational vehicles or year to develop a new set *$30 fne for parking a as a way to help keep the organiza- cost. trailers parked in front of of parking standards and trailer in the right of way people’s property can eas- *$30 fne for parking an tion afoat fnancially. However, if a state grant of enforcement tools that we ily clog up narrow residen- on the Board of County RV in the right of way A courtesy call was made from up to $1 million is approved, if tial streets. Commissioners voted into *$30 fne/or tow for vehi- the YMCA about three weeks ago the current city-owned property is In Orange County, a effect last year. cles parked under car cov- to Apopka Mayor Bryan Nelson, sold, and if a couple of other items dedicated group of trans- The bottom line is Or- ers telling him that the YMCA had a fall into place, the city will have portation planners and ange County roads and developer who wanted to purchase saved what is a local gem that will Sheriff’s Offce parking their rights-of-way are not See MOORE Page 4A the 70-acre parcel off Binion Road be used by many more genera- in Apopka in order to build houses tions of Apopkans and others from It is good to recognize counselors upon the wooded property that also throughout Central Florida. has lakes on the parcel. Camp Wewa has a legacy of As we start February, Orange County School on their path to success. there are several special Board, District 7 But they also can That call was just meant to in- many memories for many people groups that have designa- lead groups and help par- form the mayor that the sale was throughout the area. An online sur- tions in the month that are ents fnd resources to help likely to happen, but Nelson, a vey that the city posted on Friday, recognized by our school their children with so- Wewa camper in his youth, saw it January 29, at 4 p.m. and closed district and others around cial and emotional needs. as an opportunity for the city to ac- just three days later on Monday, the state and country. Our schools not only quire the property in order to keep February 1, at 8 a.m. received One of those groups is have school counselors school counselors. that work in each of our it as is, but with some upgrades and many thousands of looks and had National School Coun- Melissa Byrd schools, but our district necessary maintenance. more than 5,600 people participate seling Week, which was also has 30 licensed mental The whirlwind effort for the in the survey. And, as we would this week, is meant to fo- Today, all of our health counselors that are city to acquire Camp Wewa has in- have expected, the survey showed cus public attention on schools have a school assigned to schools to pro- cluded many at City Hall. Certain- that people were nearly unanimous the unique contribution of counselor and they are vital vide extra support to our ly there are many questions that in their support of the city moving school counselors with- to our students’ success. In schools. in U.S. school systems. It The team of licensed must be asked and answered before forward with trying to purchase the the upper grades, they take highlights the tremendous on the monumental task of mental health counsel- Apopka should defnitively decide camp. impact school counselors class scheduling and help- ors support our students to purchase the property and move We certainly agree that it is can have in helping stu- ing students fnd class- and schools in a variety of ahead with utilizing it as an ameni- worth the effort and we hope that dents achieve school suc- es that are appropriate for ty for city residents, as well as for the deal can come together with the cess and plan for a career. them and that will set them See BYRD Page 6A those who don’t live in the city. cooperation of the YMCA and the Mayor Nelson originally pro- city of Apopka so that people of all posed a straight land swap of city- ages today and tomorrow will be This Week In God’s Word Mema Says owned property about two miles able to use the facilities and ame- away, but that has since been side- nities at Camp Wewa to enjoy the “A good name is rather to be chosen than Just because it lined. wonderful setting at the camp. great riches, and loving favour rather than is, doesn’t mean Now he and city staffers are If it doesn’t work out, then it silver and gold.” Proverbs 22:1. it should be. seeking answers on how Apopka just wasn’t meant to be, but we can come up with the funds to out- hope and pray that it does as there right purchase the property, which are not that many gems similar to has been informally valued at Camp Wewa. The Apopka Chief is published every Friday and entered as Periodicals, post- about $5 million by the YMCA. Kudos to Mayor Nelson, the age paid at Apopka Post Offce, under the Act of Congress of March 3, As is required by law, the city City Council, and city staffers for 1879. The Apopka Chief newspaper is published by Foliage Enterprises, must get a professional apprais- working hard to try to make this Inc., every Friday at 400 N. Park Avenue, Apopka, Fla., 32712-3417. An al done of Camp Wewa, but it is happen, and if you are asked to annual subscription is $25 in Orange County and $30 outside Orange also getting an appraisal done of help, then, by all means, please County, Phone 407-886-2777. Postmaster: Send address changes to the property it owns nearby along help them make this happen. The Apopka Chief, PO Box 880, Apopka, Fla., 32704-0880.

A gang of investors can cause stock value to increase, then decrease Editor’s note: Richard The sudden, massive loss- a higher price. Short sellers losses on short-sellers. Be- “margin calls.” The more vicious cycle that can lead Corbeil is out for personal es happened when a tidal do the same thing except in cause the only way to sell the stock rises, the larger to a buying frenzy. reasons. We will run other wave of independent in- reverse sequence – that is, a stock short (that is, to sell the margin calls; thus, the That is exactly what columns in this space. dividual investors, spear- they sell frst, hopefully at a stock you don’t have) is more the short-sellers are happened last week. The headed by posts on red- a high price – and then buy to borrow it from a broker, “squeezed.” The only way stock of a company called By Dr. Mark W. dit.com, triggered a short later, hopefully at a lower the short seller not only to stop losing money is to GameStop Corp., which Hendrickson squeeze that torpedoed the price. Whereas “long” in- pays interest on the bor- exit the short position by had been trading under $20 Institute for Faith & . vestors make money when rowed shares, but as the buying back the stock. But per share for ages, rose to Freedom For those of you un- the price rises, short sellers price rises, the short seller guess what? Buying back over $400 per share in just familiar with a “short make money when it falls. is legally required to trans- the stock adds to the buy- a couple of days when an The investment world squeeze,” let me explain. A short squeeze hap- fer more money in his bro- ing pressure, pushing the unorganized gang of in- was convulsed last week Most stock market inves- pens when increased buy- kerage account to make price of the stock up even dividual investors – the when at least one hedge tors “go long.” That means ing volume starts to push sure that the lender doesn’t more, causing more short- “ mob” – bought fund (Melvin Capital) that they buy a stock and the price higher. Every dol- end up eating the losses. sellers to capitulate and lost billions of dollars. then hope to sell it later at lar the price rises inficts These are the infamous buy back their shares. It’s a See CORBEIL Page 4A The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 3A Longtime teacher featured in exhibit By Francina Boykin ily and friends. Mr. Dabbs ry was a civic leader, vast Special to the Chief made a promise to persons landowner, farmer, and la- he interviewed for his mas- bor broker, along with Mo- Orange County Re- ter’s thesis that it would ses Norman, a farmer and gional History Center of not be made public until landowner. Both men were Orlando is featuring the everyone had passed away black and attempted to vote historical exhibit, “Yester- and the last person inter- after paying their poll taxes day, This Was Home, The viewed would have been at the urging of Judge John Ocoee Massacre 1920.” Allen Franks of Plymouth Cheney, who was running Apopka became a ref- who died in the late 1990s. on the Republican ticket for uge for black Ocoee citi- Mr. Franks told the story the U.S. Senate. Norman zens feeing violence in one of how he and his siblings escaped the violence and 2020 Edge of the most “single bloodi- were hiding around the death by making his way to est days in modern Ameri- Mildred Board swamps of Lake Apopka, Harlem in City, Finance With can political history.” Fam- . . . longtime teacher where he carried his broth- but July was not that fortu- ilies who fed Ocoee were er who was born with a nate as he was captured and 0% APR for 66 months John and Lucy Hickey, Jake feeing violence in Ocoee, physical condition that left taken to Orange County +$3,250 in Rebates and Mamie Brown, and Al- and saying to her father, him unable to walk. Jail, where he was already Disclaimer: *Savings my include a dealer discount, factory rebates, and Ford Credit len Franks. They settled in “I was like a rabbit in the The city of Ocoee near death from being shot Rebates. Ford Credit approval required. See dealer for details. Offer expires 3/1/2021. Plymouth in Northwest Or- wind, Ocoee is on fre and honored the victims of the in Ocoee, when vigilan- 1551 E. Semoran Blvd., Apopka, FL ange County. Descendants people are being killed.” 100-year-old Ocoee Mas- tes took him from the jail ÜÜÜ° Տˆ˜>ÝœÀ`°Vœ“ÊUÊ{äLJ™ÇӇ£ÈÇn of these families still reside Ms. Board’s father, along sacre with a weeklong se- and hung him in Orlando in the area today. with other citizens, both ries of events in November Our own native daugh- black and white, set up bar- 2020 with an offcial apol- See EXHIBIT Page 5A ter, the late Mildred A. ricades at Ocoee-Apop- ogy from the mayor to the Personalized Service from our Family to Yours. 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Per- 1990s. circumstances and events Ms. Board was 6 years of the race riot on Novem- Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home old at the time and recalled ber 2, 1920, in Ocoee, Flor- the early morning when ida.” At Baldwin-Fairchild Apopka Funeral Home in Apopka, Florida, a man wearing his night Mr. Dabbs interviewed it is our privilege to assist you in planning funeral services that shirt and cap showed up on Mildred Board’s moth- perfectly refl ect your life or the life of your loved one. her family’s front porch, er Martha Board who was Let Us Help Tell Their Story screaming for help and her left stranded in the Winder- father Lemuel Board com- mere area, where she taught ing to his rescue. The man school, when the massacre 601 NORTH PARK AVENUE | APOPKA, FL 32712 had run through the woods erupted. She made it home from Ocoee to Apopka, safely with the help of fam- 407-886-1461 Apopka Farmers FREE CONCERT SERIES Market

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Seating will be social distanced in both the Amphitheater and lawn area. Picnic baskets and coolers are permitted. Limited vendors will be www.ApopkaFarmersMarket.com available. RTP Productions is a full-service events productions company that manages farmer markets throughout Central Florida The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 4A Moore: Parking standards can be Byrd: School counselors have kept found in Chapter 35 of OC code up with the necessary changes Continued from page 2A ange County Code which fce Parking Enforcement Continued from page 2A that can be associated with cies have counselors as- you can access from Or- Unit. Call the non-emer- increased risk for suicide.” signed to school sites as ways including: Counseling our youth well to work with students. *$30 fne for blocking a ange County Planning’s gency number at 407-836- *Aiding schools in refer- today is a much different There are great re- mail delivery location (8 web page. Go to www.ocf. 4357 or 407-836-HELP. ring students for mental task than it was many years sources available to fami- a.m.-6 p.m.) net and put Planning in the You can always call health services. ago, yet our school coun- lies that need them, all you The full list of park- Search bar. my offce, too, and we will *Provision of brief coun- selors have kept up with have to do is ask. If you ing standards can be found Complaints for park- handle the problem as well. seling services. the challenge. would like assistance to in Chapter 35 of the Or- ing violations should be di- I’m at 407-836-5850. rected to the Sheriff’s Of- *Conducting trainings on One aspect that I think fnd mental health services mental health topics. is important to share is the for your child, reach out to *Attending various meet- counselors are able to as- your school counselor, the ings where a mental health sist in linking students to staffng specialist, or the PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE perspective or consultation community agencies for SAFE coordinator at your LARGE SCALE FUTURE LAND USE is benefcial. school-based counseling child’s school. As ocps.net states, services or private counsel- Thank you to all the AMENDMENT AND CHANGE OF ZONING “The years between child- ing services. school counselors who hood and adulthood rep- Finding resources or help our kids reach their CITY OF APOPKA resent a critical period of navigating choices can be full potential every day. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Secs. 163.3184 and 166.041(3)(c), transitionshould and it signifcant be Ordinances diffcult for parents when You are unsung heroes and Florida Statutes and the Apopka Code of Ordinances, Part III, Land cognitive, mental, emo- they are worried about a we see you and appreci- Development Code, Article II, Section 2.4.7.B, that Tara Tedrow has (with an s)? made an application to the City Council for a CHANGE IN THE FUTURE tional, and social change. child’s mental health. The ate you! LAND USE DESIGNATION FROM MIXED USE TO INDUSTRIAL and a change in While adolescence is a school district has a refer- GOOD NEWS FROM Zoning from MU-ES-GT (Mixed Use East Shore Gateway District) to I-L time of tremendous growth ral system of community SCHOOLS (Light Industrial) FOR 11.94 +/- ACRES. This application relates to the following described properties located south of W. Orange and potential, navigating partners that work with stu- This week, principal Blossom Trail and West of Hermit Smith Road. new milestones in prepara- dents. Frank Mattucci from Zell- tion for adult roles involv- On ocps.net, under the wood Elementary shares Parcel I.Ds.: 01-21-27-0000-00-004 and 01-21-27-0000-00-072 Contains: 11.94 +/- Acres ing education, employ- student services tab, you some great updates from ment, relationships, and can fnd a list of partner his school. living circumstances can agencies that our counsel- Students are working be diffcult. These transi- ors refer out to that work hard in school and from tions can lead to various with our students in the mental health challenges school setting. Some agen- See BYRD Page 11A Hendrickson: Only those high- net worth individuals can invest Continued from page 2A huge amounts of mon- still holding the shares lots of GameStop’s shares. ey – the money that the (the “longs”), the so-called This triggered a massive hedge funds lost – from the powers that be in the f- short squeeze that caught short squeeze that they had nancial world intervened Melvin Capital off guard. caused. We shouldn’t feel and tried to check Mel- Melvin’s strategists appar- sorry for the hedge funds. vin’s losses. We probably ently had no exit plan in They only allow high-net don’t know yet who all the case of the market turn- worth individuals to invest these “powers” are, but we ing against them, so they with them because they do know that they included got roasted by the short know that the investment brokerage frms that arbi- squeeze, suffering massive techniques they use – le- trarily limited the number losses. verage, derivatives, short of shares of GameStop and One interesting aspect sales, etc. – are very risky. certain other securities that of this debacle is that the Thus, when a massive loss individual investors were number of shares of Game- actually materializes, there permitted to buy. This was Stop that had been sold is nothing unfair about it. designed to halt the short short reportedly exceeded It was simply the conse- squeeze, and so prevent the total number of shares quence of the risks they de- individual investors from in existence. That means liberately took. making more money at that some sellers were However, instead of hedge funds’ expense – es- short the same shares at the letting the short squeeze sentially changing the rules same time. I’m not sure if take its natural course and of the game in midstream, that is even legal, but sure- eventually come to an ex- rigging the market in favor PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE ORDINANCE No. 2802 ly federal regulators need haustion point, at which of the wealthy Wall Street AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF APOPKA, FLORIDA, AMENDING THE the stock price would like- insiders. FUTURE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE APOPKA COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF to look into that anomaly. CHANGE OF ZONING THE CITY OF APOPKA; CHANGING THE FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION The individuals who ly collapse, thereby infict- FROM MIXED USE TO INDUSTRIAL FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY bought GameStop made ing huge losses on those See HENDRICKSON Page 11A CITY OF APOPKA GENERALLY LOCATED NORTH OF HOGSHEAD ROAD AND WEST OF HERMIT SMITH ROAD, OWNED BY CHORY HOLDINGS I LLC COMPRISING 11.94 NOTICE is hereby given that Alberto Esteben has made an application, ACRES, MORE OR LESS, PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND FOR The Impact of Covid-19 In in accordance with Florida Statutes 163.3187(c) and the Apopka Code AN EFFECTIVE DATE. of Ordinances, Part III, Land Development Code, Article II, Section Child Care Facilities in Florida 2.4.7(B) to the City of Apopka Planning Commission, and City Council ORDINANCE No. 2803 My name is Melody Bostic and I am the owner of for a REZONING OF PROPERTY. This application relates to the following AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF APOPKA, FLORIDA, CHANGING Regal has described property: THE ZONING FROM MU-ES-GT (MIXED-USE EAST SHORE-GATEWAY Bright Little Gifts Learning SUBDISTRICT) TO I-L (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT) FOR CERTAIN Academy Inc. Prior to the temporarily ORDINANCE NO. 2811 REAL PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH OF HOGSHEAD ROAD AND WEST OF unknown assailant known suspended AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF APOPKA, FLORIDA, CHANGING THE HERMIT SMITH ROAD, COMPRISING 11.94 ACRES MORE OR LESS, AND ZONING FROM TRANSITIONAL (T) TO RESIDENTIAL COUNTRY ESTATE OWNED BY CHORY HOLDINGS I LLC; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; today as COVID-19, we operations at all (RCE), FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1228 USTLER AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. lived what we called an theatres all theatres ROAD, COMPRISING 5.06 ACRES MORE OR LESS, AND OWNED BY ordinary life. At this time, ALBERTO ESTEBEN; PROVIDING FOR DIRECTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY NOTICE is given that a public hearing for Ordinance Nos. 2802 however, life has been until further notice. DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS, AND AN and 2803 will be held by the City of Apopka City Council at its EFFECTIVE DATE. regularly scheduled meeting in the City Council Chambers of the anything but ordinary. This is in response Apopka City Hall, 120 E. Main Street, Apopka, Florida on Wednesday, I have parents, who to an increasingly February 17, 2021, beginning at 7:00 p.m. are afraid to leave their home, and they are more at challenging Affected parties and the public may appear at the above listed risk of contracting the virus. We wear masks, wash theatrical landscape hearing to speak. The proposed Future Land Use and Zoning Application our hands, spray surfaces to kill bacteria, etc. Our can be inspected at the Apopka Community Development Department expenses are up, our income is down. and sustained key located at Apopka City Hall on weekdays between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. City Hall address shown below. Please be advised I have been serving the Central Florida area for market closures. that, under State law, if you decide to appeal a decision made with approximately 11 years with a Child Care facility. respect to this matter, you will need a record of the proceedings Over 1,645 licensed Child Care facilities are and may need to ensure that a verbatim record is made, which record Please check includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to not now operating in the central and southern parts be based. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of the state. Currently, we are operating at a 66 back soon. (ADA), persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate percent defi cit, due to COVID. Within the next six We look forward to in any of these proceedings should contact the City Clerk’s Offi ce at 120 East Main Street, Apopka FL 32703, Telephone: 407-703-1704, months to a year, based on the current data, I per- serving you again, no less than 48 hours prior to the proceeding. sonally may be forced to close my doors. as soon as possible. This will leave the community I serve at risk for Apopka City Council Community Development Department a greater hazard of child abuse and neglect which WEKIVA February 5, 2021 will further hinder our society as a whole.My wishes RIVERWALK Publish: The Apopka Chief 168039 are that we annihilate this virus called COVID, so WEKIVA SPRINGS RD, APOPKA www.regmovies.com that we may restore our communities and liveli- EVERYBODY HAS AN OPINION. 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Call 407-886-2777 ALL ABOUT APOPK A (THIS MAP IS FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT TO SCALE) Parcel Identifi cation Number: 34-20-28-9550-00-190 The Apopka Chief City of Apopka Orange County Other Area Contains: 5.06 +/- Acres Established 1923 Telephone Numbers Telephone Numbers Numbers of Note (USPS 545-440) City Hall ...... 407-703-1700 Animal Services ...... 407-836-3111 U.S. Senators NOTICE is given that a public hearing for Ordinance No. 2811 The Apopka Chief is published every Friday and entered Mayor’s Ofce ...... 407-703-1701 Auto/Boat Tags ...... 850-617-2000 Rick Scott (Rep.) ...... 202-224-5274 will be held by the City of Apopka City Council at its regularly as Periodicals, postage paid at Apopka Post Ofce, under City Administrator ...... 407-703-1649 Building Dept...... 407-836-8550 Marco Rubio (Rep.) ...... 407-254-2573 scheduled meeting in the City Council Chambers of the Apopka City the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. The Apopka Chief news- City Clerk ...... 407-703-1704 County Mayor ...... 407-836-7370 U.S. Representative paper is published by Foliage Enterprises, Inc., every Fri- Hall, 120 E. Main Street, Apopka, Florida on Wednesday, February Community Devel...... 407-703-1712 County Commission ...... 407-836-7350 Val Demings (Dist. 10) ...... 321-388-9808 17, 2021, beginning at 7:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as possible. day at 400 North Park Avenue, Apopka, Fla., 32712-3417. An annual subscription is $25 in Orange County and $30 Code Enforcement ...... 407-703-1738 County Attorney ...... 407-836-7320 State Representatives outside Orange County. Phone 407-886-2777. Postmas- Finance Dept...... 407-703-1725 Clerk of the Court ...... 407-836-2065 Jennifer Sullivan (Dist. 31) ...... 352-742-6275 Affected parties and the public may appear at the above listed ter: Send address changes to The Apopka Chief, P.O. Box 880, Fire (non-emerg.) ...... 407-703-1756 Elections Supervisor ...... 407-836-2070 Kamia Brown (Dist. 45) ...... 850-717-5045 hearing to speak. The proposed zoning ordinance can be inspected Apopka, Fla., 32704-0880. Parks and Rec. Dept...... 407-703-1741 Fire/Rescue ...... 407-836-3111 State Senators at the Apopka Community Development Department located at Apopka The Apopka Chief is a consistent award-winning Police Chief ...... 407-703-1769 Solid Waste ...... 407-836-6601 Randolph Bracy (Dist. 11) ...... 407-297-2045 ly newspaper and a member of the Florida Press City Hall on weekdays between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. community week Police (non-emerg.) ...... 407-703-1771 City Hall address shown below. Please be advised that, under State Association. The newspaper won the group’s award as its best newspaper in Garbage Collection ...... 407-703-1731 Orange County Commissioner law, if you decide to appeal a decision made with respect to this 1982, 1987, and 1988, the only three-time winner. Letters to the editor are wel- Job Line ...... 407-703-1743 Health Dept...... 407-836-2600 Christine Moore ...... 407-836-7350 matter, you will need a record of the proceedings and may need to come, but must be signed and include a daytime telephone number, address,, Solid Waste Collect...... 407-703-1731 Hunting/Fishing Lic ...... 888-347-4356 Orange County Public Schools PROOF APPROVAL ensure that a verbatim record is made, which record includes the or email address for verifcation. Management reserves the right to edit let- Street Maintenance ...... 407-703-1731 Parks and Rec. Dept...... 407-836-6200 Pupil assignment ...... 407-317-3233 ters. Utility Billing ...... 407-703-1727 Property Appraiser ...... 407-836-5044 Bus routes ...... 407-317-3800 testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. In www.theapopkachief.com, [email protected] Important to Check the Following accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), persons Medical, fre emergency...... 911 Sherif Administrative ...... 407-254-7000 Superintendent ...... 407-317-3200 Please Sign Below with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these The city of Apopka was chartered in 1882. It is Non-Emerg. Complaint...... 407-836-4357 School Board ...... Name407-317-3200 Copy/Picture/Logos proceedings should contact the City Clerk’s Offi ce at 120 East Main located at 28’30 north latitude and is 150 feet Utilities ...... 407-836-5515 Miscellaneous Date above sea level. Its population is about 48,000 Address Expiration Date Street, Apopka FL 32703, Telephone: 407-703-1704, no less than 48 All other departments ...... 407-836-3111 The Apopka Chief ...... 407-886-2777 Approval/Release to Print - Subject to corrections as noted below. hours prior to the proceeding. and its total area is more than 30 sq. mi. www. Medical, fre emergency...... 911 Museum of the ApopkansTelephone ...... 407-703-1707 # apopka.net www.orangecountyf.net Chamber of Commerce ...... 407-886-1441 MESSAGE TO ADVERTISER: Apopka City Council This proof is for your protection. If it meets your approval, please sign and fax back to 407-889-4121. Community Development Dept. Instructions have been followed as closely as possible. January 29, 2021 4HE!POPKA#HIEFs  s&AX   Publish: The Apopka Chief 168029 The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 5A Foliage, art festival scheduled for April 24-25 The 59th annual Apop- proceeds from the festival The art categories in- Metal / Gem Jewelry, Intri- ka Art and Foliage Festi- are given back to the com- clude: cate Woodworking, Hand- val has been scheduled for munity through donations *Fine Art: 2 Dimensional: woven April 24-25 at Kit Land and scholarships. Painting, Drawing, Pastel, *Creative Crafts: Cos- Nelson Park in Apopka. Like many events, the Printmaking, Mixed Media, tume Jewelry, Clothing, The festival showcases 2020 festival was canceled Photography Accessories Woodwork, the work of approximately due to the pandemic. *Fine Art: 3 Dimensional: Metalwork, Glass and Chi- 75 juried artisans and craft- The festival is orga- Ornamental Pottery, Sculp- na ers, and 22 of the top foli- nized and put on by the ture, Glassware, Stained Art, Leatherwork, Candles age growers from Central GFWC Apopka Wom- Glass, Mixed Media For more information, Florida. There will be mu- an’s Club. Applications are *Fine Handcraft: Func- visit www.apopkaartandfo- sic, food, and a kid zone available now for artists tional Pottery, Precious liagefestival.org. presented by Home Depot. and crafters who wish to One hundred percent of the enter the festival. Providing every family with the Exhibit: It’s up until March 7 Send Us care and respect Continued from page 3A 2020 making the Ocoee Your News they deserve Massacre and anti-Sem- near the proximity of the itism a part of Florida Visit www.The ApopkaChief.com home of Judge Cheney as Schools’ curriculum. a reminder of “this is what Orange County Re- Phone: happens when you register gional History Center’s 407-886-2777 black people to vote.” “Yesterday, This Was Fax: 407-889-4121 Apopka • 407-886-3301 • www.gentryins.com Florida House Bill Home, The Ocoee Mas- (407) 880-1007 1213, sponsored by state sacre 1920” is open until Email: news@ Sen. Randolph Bracy, March 7 located at 65 E. theapopkachief.com Funerals don’t have to be FUNERALExpensive to be HOMESRespectful. passed unanimously in Central Blvd., Orlando. LOOMISFAMILY pecting them to “replace” those The Way high-paying jobs by training for bottom-of-the-food-chain jobs I See It is insulting and arrogant, to say Patti the least. Also short-sighted Bankson on foreign policy and national Please Support Our Local Businesses security). * Executive order to launch a government-wide ini- WHAT’S WRONG WITH tiative directing every federal WHAT WORKS ? agency to review its state of “I have this strange no- racial equity and deliver an ac- tion, we are a democracy … if tion plan within 200 days to ad- you can’t get the votes … you dress any disparities in policies can’t [legislate] by executive and programs. (Socialism in ac- order unless you’re a dictator. tion) * Revoked Trump’s 2017 We’re a democracy. We need Interior Enforcement Executive Rock Springs Realty, LLC consensus. 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Put- hibiting workplace discrimina- ✓ Drug Testing Collection Site Located in Apopka ting that aside, let’s take a look tion in the federal government Call: 800-338-5515 or Email: [email protected] Call Today: (407) 252-8092 at what the new president’s based on sexual orientation and www.workplacescreening.com VOTED “BEST OF APOPKA” REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAL done; a picture of his trans- gender identity and directing formation from presidential federal agencies to ensure pro- candidate fi rmly in the “gotta tections for LGBTQ people are get votes” camp to a president included in anti-discrimination Shelley’s Septic Tanks who, to date, has signed more statutes. (This is the ridiculous Let us tell YOUR business story! EST notion that God made more e B of executive orders than all previ- Th ous presidents together. than Only Males and Females.) Call The Apopka Chief and speak with APOPKA FREE ESTIMATES 407-889-8042 2019 Let’s start with the one I * Executive order directing the one of our marketing specialists. fi rst thought was a joke. Guess government to examine and Hours: Monday - Friday 7AM - 5PM not, but it’s still pretty funny: He prevent inequities in health care Phone: 407-886-2777; signed a Proclamation declar- and services for communities ing a National Day of Unity on of color and other marginal- Fax: 407-889-4121; 6505 W. Jan. 20, 2021. * He has direct- ized groups, establishing within Email: [email protected], Jones Ave., ed the Offi ce of Management Health and Human Services a COVID-19 Health Equity Task Emergency Services Zellwood, FL and Budget to make recom- or visit www.theapopkachief.com 32798 mendations to modernize regu- Force. * Executive order stating Available After Hours latory processes. (Modernize? support for reopening schools, What’s the matter with the way calling on the secretary of Edu- Trump got rid of regulations that cation to work with elementary stand between the government and secondary schools on how OLD GLASSES and businesses? Seemed to to reopen and stay open. Find work just fi ne as evidenced by Closing schools has been the amazing economy we have/ a huge dis-service to American & HEARING had). * Reversed President children and working parents. GREAT DEALS Trump’s ban on travel from pre- So much for the left’s mantra: dominantly Muslim countries. “it’s for the children”. That said, AIDS WANTED & COUPONS * He’s ending construction of I have a Question: How does If you have old glasses or hearing aids you no Trump’s signature wall on the President Biden envision mak- longer need, please leave them at in the insert in ing teacher’s unions comply? U.S.-Mexican border by pro- Apopka Offce Supply or claiming the “immediate termi- The word Strike is being tossed The Apopka Chief nation” of the national emergen- around in some areas. Should The Apopka Chief cy declaration Trump used to be interesting. Especially in The Planter Newspapers this FRIDAY! fund it. (Those who are happy Chicago. 400 N. Park Ave., Apopka with that wall are the ones who I have another question, Tavares matter, Border Patrol agents my last, for now: What hap- Lions Club and those who’ve been dealing pened to Biden’s “Strange No- 352-343-0180 tion” that we’re a democracy, The Tavares Lions Club will with illegals trespassing on their use your recyclable eye glasses that … you can’t [legislate] by property and worse.) * He’s for the program canceled the permit for the Key- executive order unless you’re “Project Right to Sight.” stone XL pipeline to move oil a dictator”? Maybe he’s ready from Canada to the Gulf of Mex- to take on that role? If so, Wel- The Apopka Chief, The Planter & AOS Aldi ico, rescinding Trump’s approv- come to Uncle Joe’s world. (Apopka Office Supply) would like to al of a project long criticized by What do YOU think? thank the generous Apopka area for environmentalists. (This move [email protected] continuing to donate the gift of sight for put thousands out of work. Ex- ©2021 Patti Bankson so MANY. 407-886-2777

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WWWTHEAPOPKACHIEFCOMs0H  s&AX  sEMAILNEWS THEAPOPKACHIEFCOMsADS THEAPOPKACHIEFCOM  The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 8A Scholarships offered by supervisors of elections The Florida Supervisors of Elec- years and have maintained at least a elections. “I hope we’ll see a fnalist tions will once again offer scholar- “C” average in school. Applicants from Orange County.” ship opportunities to students from must have been accepted or enrolled For a full list of requirements around the state. Three scholarships as a full-time student in a senior col- and for more information, applicants for $1,200 each will be awarded. The lege or university in Florida and com- should reach out to the supervisor of deadline to apply for a scholarship is pleted two years of junior college or elections offce from their county of March 26. undergraduate work. Students who residence. Orange County residents The winning students will be an- apply must be either a political sci- can fnd more information at ocfelec- nounced and recognized at the FSE ence, public/business administration, tions.com/scholarship or by calling Summer Conference in June. Stu- or journalism/mass communication 407-836-2070 with any questions. dents must be sure to apply with the major. The three scholarships are pre- Supervisor of Elections for the coun- “I’m very proud that the Flori- sented in memory of former Super- ty in which they are registered voters. da Supervisors of Elections are able visors of Elections Dorothy Ruggles Applicants must be registered to provide these scholarship opportu- of Pinellas County, Joe Oldmixon of voters in Florida who have lived in nities for our communities,” said Bill Escambia County, and Jimmy White- the state for at least the preceding two Cowles, Orange County supervisor of house of Highlands County. Budget: Community center gets renovations Continued from page 1A $900,000 from reserves for the cur- and carpet has been replaced with rent city budget that began October 1, luxury vinyl that looks like wood. be higher than they were last year be- 2020 and will end September 30. There is also new LED lighting for cause it was such a hard hit back then “If we can get that (revenue from the 15-year-old building, including (beginning in March 2020), so we’ll the state) close to the $10-million new chandeliers. The doors will also probably make up some ground there mark, we’ll be good,” Bass said. be painted and there will be an ADA to get close,” Bass said. “We’ll see Bass also spoke about the renova- door opener installed. how far off the state’s estimate of $10 tions recently done to the city-owned “It’s brighter and cleaner,” Bass million was.” Apopka Community Center/VFW said. Because of the economic hit building at 519 S. Central Avenue. In all, the renovations cost the from COVID-19, the city had to use He said the old fooring of tile city about $80,000, he said. SUDOKU ANSWERS: PAGE 11A BUSINESS PROFILE Your Guide to Local Business

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Apopka Chief Staff ness community and non- here, I had a lot of desire ida’s largest trade groups, The Apopka Area profts into the fold of that to see substantial change CFHLA has a member- Chamber of Commerce Robert Agrusa is no partnership. happen in the community. ship that includes almost provides tools and resourc- stranger to the tourism That strengthened re- While I’m extremely ex- 80 percent of the more than es such as business credi- trade group Central Florida lationship was what helped cited that we have made 125,500 hotel rooms in Or- bility, referrals, networking Hotel & Lodging Associa- the Apopka communi- some progress, obviously ange, Seminole and Osceo- marketing and advertising tion, having established a ty weather the pandem- it wasn’t as fast as maybe la counties and close to 500 opportunities and profes- relationship with them pri- ic, Agrusa said. The Let’s I internally hoped for, but supplier organizations do- sional development to help or to his time as president/ Restart Apopka taskforce that was a learning lesson,” ing business with the hos- its member businesses and CEO of the Apopka Area – consisting of a variety Agrusa said. pitality and tourism indus- leaders be successful. Chamber of Commerce. of local business and com- Throughout his career, munity leaders and orga- Agrusa has been a business nizations and Mayor Bry- Health centers elect board member advocate who built rela- Robert Agrusa an Nelson – formed to tionships between profes- navigate the community Felicia Haslom Davis has been elected blessed to work for Concorde Career Col- . . . changing jobs sionals and entities of vary- through the pandemic. The to the Board of Director of the Community leges, where we help our communities with ing sectors. Before his time ple from across the country Chamber also guided busi- Health Centers, Inc. (CHC). our healthcare programs so that our graduates as Chamber president, he saying they wanted to help nesses in how to reopen and Davis is the executive cirector/campus can obtain careers in organizations like CHC served as executive direc- lead our business commu- adapt its business model to president for Continuing Education at Con- and beyond. Being a part of this diverse and tor of BusinessForce, the nity into the future,” Cham- better comply with CO- corde Career Colleges. She is an experienced talented Board of Directors fulflls a lifelong political action arm of the ber Chairman Tim Clark, VID-19 health and safety business development executive. passion of mine, and I am eager to get started Orlando Economic Partner- CEO of AdventHealth guidelines, and where and “My reason for wanting to be on this and serve.” Board of Directors stems back to my life- “We are so pleased to have Felicia join ship. Apopka, said in an email. how to fnd fnancial assis- long passion for affordable healthcare in our our Board of Directors. Her 20+ years of ex- Agrusa moved to Cen- “Last week, we had our frst tance. diverse communities. CHC brings quality perience in higher learning, leadership, and tral Florida in 2011 to serve round of interviews that “I think Apopka has healthcare to our Central Florida families at business development along with her pas- as the chief political liaison went extremely well. The weathered the storm, I the highest level of compassion,” said Davis. sion for our mission will serve the organiza- between state Sen. Andy people we talked with were think that we as a commu- “I have been in the Central Florida tion and patients well”, states Debra Andree, impressive in their experi- Gardiner’s legislative of- nity are going to get to the Community for more than 20 years. I have MD, president/CEO of Community Health fce and his responsibili- ence and knowledge. Each other side of this. I’m op- watched CHC expand and grow in diverse Centers. ties as Florida Senate Presi- of them would be a tremen- timistic about what our fu- communities, and I have a passion for help- The CHC Board of Directors oversees dent Designate. dous asset to our commu- ture has in store because we ing the further growth of CHC. Affordable and approves strategic planning, provides f- Now Agrusa will build nity.” all did partner together,” healthcare is near and dear to my heart be- nancial oversight, reviews legal compliance, upon his resume as CFH- Tourism and hospi- Agrusa said. cause of my family members who were im- and reviews/approves the organizations’ poli- LA’s new president/CEO tality have evolved and The Apopka Chamber pacted by terminal illnesses and the need for cies. More than 50 percent of the Board of and successor to Richard changed because of the CO- is now in “a position for in- affordable healthcare and compassion. I am Directors are comprised of patients of CHC. J. Maladecki, who was at VID-19 pandemic in terms credible growth,” Agrusa CFHLA’s helm for almost of consumer confdence said. 25 years and will retire this and rebuilding that conf- He estimated that more About 500 vulnerable vaccinated year. dence in a region that of- than 80 percent of the board On Tuesday, February 2, Advent- row transplant patients, cancer patients under- fers a wide variety of enter- Agrusa, who frst came of directors in the past three Health vaccinated about 500 patients deemed going active treatment, cystic fbrosis patients, on board as Apopka Area tainment including theme years is made up of new to be extremely vulnerable to COVID-19 after those with sickle cell disease, and adults with Chamber president in 2017, parks, sports and entertain- members and the organiza- AdventHealth received a limited vaccine sup- Down Syndrome. will remain in that role full ment, and ecotourism. tion’s membership has in- ply from the state earmarked for that purpose. AdventHealth received the 500 vaccines time through the middle of “It’s really about hav- creased. Many of those vaccinated were organ from the state and administered the entire sup- February, then scale back ing to now rebuild consum- “I believe that we can transplant patients. The AdventHealth Trans- ply. The medical facility does not have any to part time for the last two er confdence, that travel- continue moving that for- plant Institute is the only adult transplant cen- vaccines for the public at this time. As addi- weeks of the month. ing and going on vacation ward into the future, so the ter in Central Florida. tional vaccine supply becomes available, those Meanwhile, the Cham- is OK, and it can be safe,” foundation is there,” Agru- AdventHealth is following national and eligible per federal criteria will be contacted ber organized a search com- Agrusa said. sa said. “It’s just all about international guidance from the U.S. Centers by AdventHealth with instructions on how to mittee to fnd Agrusa’s suc- As Chamber president, fnding that right person (to for Disease Control and the U.K. National receive their vaccine. cessor and has seen prog- Agrusa rebuilt the organi- be the next president/CEO) Health Service to determine which patients are “People facing critical health issues, such ress. Agrusa is not involved zation’s partnership with that can continue to move it extremely vulnerable. AdventHealth’s clini- as those waiting for or having just received an with the search process. the city of Apopka since forward.” cal leadership team, including those from the organ transplant, could quickly face an even “The response to this both parties didn’t have a Being a Chamber pres- transplant and cancer institutes, determined more life-threatening situation should they position has been tremen- strong relationship with ident hasn’t been without a the priority of those most in need of vaccina- contract COVID-19,” Dr. Neil Finkler, chief dous with nearly 100 peo- each other. In turn, that learning curve as well. tion, based on condition and treatment. Those medical offcer at AdventHealth’s Central include solid organ transplant and bone mar- Florida Division, said in a statement. Social: Water management district will hold meeting in Apopka on Feb. 9 Continued from page 1A That means, he said, that the Northwest Recreation Com- commissioners cannot delete a plex on December 4 that would Kyle Becker. comment by someone from their mesh student artists and musi- “That would not apply to posts but can hide it. It would ap- cians with professional ones with this,” Rodriguez said. “The refer- pear, however, on the archived vendors from various businesses ence to the elected offcials is ba- version of the post. also participating. sically a guideline and, for lack of “Your professional page is … a better term, a warning that your basically a public forum. The The mayor also announced social media pages, your profes- posts become a public record,” that a barbecue competition and sional social media pages, com- Rodriguez said. concert is planned for April 9-10 pletely distinct from your person- The city attorney also said also at the amphitheater. He is al social media pages, are subject that the policy isn’t designed to seeking to get vendors affliated to archiving for Sunshine Law deal with personal social media with barbecue to attend the event. purposes. posts by city employees. Details will be out soon. “Under that guideline also, it Commissioner Diane Velazquez Commissioner Kyle Becker “The important distinction is … serves as guidance, especially as asks a question at the meeting. talks with the city attorney. that this isn’t a policy that all em- A groundbreaking for the to what has occurred to other ju- ployees have to adopt to or abide new Central Florida service cen- risdictions in Florida where you dividually. “That’s why I always advise, by,” Rodriguez said. ter of the St. Johns River Water have to be careful as elected of- In response to a ques- I’m not going to expressly pro- “What this is is the policy for Management District will be held fcials that you do not communi- tion from Commissioner Diane hibit, but I would strongly advise the implementation, the opera- Monday, February 8, at 1 p.m. at cate or comment on each other’s Velazquez, Rodriguez also sug- that communications between tion, and the day-to-day mainte- 2501 S. Binion Rd., Apopka. social media pages because that gested that commissioners should commissioners on their social nance of the city’s social media The center will replace the has been construed as communi- not comment or otherwise react, media pages be restricted mainly pages and how information from current offce space in Maitland cations that are inconsistent with such as hit the “like” button on because it’s come up in other in- the city will be disseminated that is leased by the water district. the Sunshine Law.” Facebook, to another commis- stances in other jurisdictions. through its social media as well In addition, the Governing Rodriguez suggested that sioner’s post. The offcial Facebook pag- as the conduct of the city within Board of the water district will Becker make a motion that would “I like to advise and err on es of each of the commissioners its social media.” hold its regular meeting Tuesday, exclude elected offcials from the the side of caution because it just and the mayor are also consid- February 9, at 10 a.m. at Apopka policy, but later agreed to post- takes one person to report that ered public records, Rodriguez Other items City Hall, 120 E. Main Street. pone the vote on the new policy and you end up getting involved said, meaning the content, includ- Mayor Nelson said the city is The meeting will be conduct- until the February 17, giving him- in a situation that was readily ing all posts, comments, and reac- planning to partner with Festivals ed in-person, but a livestream of self time to meet with the com- avoidable by just simply avoiding tions, must be archived as are all by Janet to put on an arts and mu- the proceedings will also be avail- missioners and Mayor Nelson in- a comment,” Rodriguez said. public records. sic festival at the amphitheater at able.

Byrd: Parents attended virtual Hendrickson: Wall Street Goliaths worskhops and meetings favored over small investors Continued from page 4A both virtually and in per- Families also were given Continued from page 4A Wall Street pals rushed to back in 2008. No wonder son. We have also recently strategies designed to as- their aid. In a battle be- people despise Wall Street. home on ST Math. Every had parent math and read- sist them with helping to Think about it: When tween man-on-the-street Who can blame them? week, our Leader Board ing workshops. Addition- talk to their children about small investors lose their Davids and Wall Street Go- Dr. Mark W. Hendrick- changes and students are ally, an informational night emotions. shirts by placing unwise liaths (hedge funds), the son is a retired adjunct recognized on social me- was presented to our par- Zellwood is doing the investments, do broker- establishment clearly fa- faculty member, econo- dia. ents from Orange County important work of nurtur- age frms, hedge funds, big vored Goliath. This epi- mist, and fellow for eco- We have been doing Public Library. ing the social and emo- banks, etc., come to their sode is reminiscent of the nomic and social policy blended SAC (School Ad- We offered our frst tional health of their stu- rescue? Not a chance. Yet “too big to fail” syndrome with the Institute for Faith visory Council) meetings “Social Emotional Learn- dents from many angles. when the big boys were that was so prominent in and Freedom at Grove City following all safety pro- ing at Home” workshop for The parent information losing their shirts, their the Wall Street bailouts College. cedures. In this meeting, families. Parents had the and workshops are vital to we included a SEL (Social option of attending in per- working together for our Emotional Learning) work- son or virtually. Families children’s well-being. SEND US YOUR NEWS shop for families and there learned about the OCPS vi- Great job, Zellwood! was a signifcant turnout, sion for the next few years. email: [email protected] The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 12A Community center gets renovations Public hearing held about U.S. 441 work By Teresa Sargeant clude constructing raised con- Apopka Chief Staff crete islands at the intersec- tions with Lake, Washington, The Florida Department and Hawthorne avenues to im- of Transportation (FDOT) prove operations and safety. held a public hearing regard- Other proposed improve- ing project plans on U.S. ments include: adding bicycle Highway 441 from Central lanes, sidewalk reconstruc- Avenue (County Road 437A) tion, pedestrian crosswalk to north of Bradshaw Road improvements, enhanced that includes improvements lighting, reconstructing curb at U.S. 441 intersections with ramps in accordance with the Lake, Washington, and Haw- current Americans with Dis- thorne avenues in Apopka. abilities Act standards and The public meeting took drainage modifcations. place at the Apopka Commu- The project, which is nity Center/VFW on Tuesday, $1.1 million, is currently in February 2, where FDOT of- the design phase and expected fcials explained that the proj- to be completed this summer. ect’s purpose is to extend the Construction is set to start The renovations of the Apopka Community Center/Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10147 post home are life of the existing roadway in early 2022 at the estimated nearly done. The city of Apopka owns and manages the building that is located at 519 S. Central Avenue. by repaving that segment of cost of $2.7 million. All work The improvements included new luxury vinyl flooring as well as new LED lighting throughout the facility U.S. 441 and to improve safe- will be done within the exist- that is host to many local events. The renovations cost about $80,000. ty along the corridor. ing right-of-way, so no proper- The project plans also in- ty acquisition is needed. Orange County government opens time capsule from 1995 By Teresa Sargeant NBA Atlantic Division and had three theme parks and ernor of Florida and Glenda test for the year 2020, was photo album of snapshots Apopka Chief Staff moved on to the 1995 NBA opened Blizzard Beach in Hood was mayor of Orlan- in the audience at the cer- from a “Day in the Life” at fnals, and the space shuttle 1995, while Universal Or- do – the frst and only wom- emony. the Fashion Square Mall, In 1995, Bill Clinton Atlantis docked at the Rus- lando had one park and cel- an to have achieved this. “They held a contest dated January 30, 1995; was president, the Orlando sian space station Mir. ebrated its ffth anniversa- In 1995, Orange for its adult and student and a sheriff’s offce 150th Magic fnished frst in the Walt Disney World ry. Lawton Chiles was gov- County’s population was readers. The contest was, anniversary commemora- 749,720. Today, the coun- quite simple, ‘Tell us in 100 tive badge. ty’s population is double words or less what life will Other items were ex- that amount at around 1.4 be like in 2020,’” Demings amples of newspapers from million. said to some laughter from January 1995 including The And in January 1995, the audience. “Who would Orlando Sentinel and The the Orange County Histor- have thought a pandem- Orlando Weekly; scrap- ical Museum asked county ic? We’ll see if anybody books like one from the entities and citizens to sub- guessed that.” now-defunct Bonneville mit photographs and writ- “Today is a day when Elementary School; a few ings refecting a day in their I can be glad to see old fyers and other ephemera life. friends and new friends,” from local businesses; and These were used in an Chapin said. “I can be hap- a few things representative exhibit later that year and py to celebrate the fact that of Orange County and/or made up most of the con- this courthouse has played its 150th celebration, such tents within a time capsule, the role that I envisioned as annual reports, a com- which was buried within – that we all envisioned memorative calendar, and the rotunda’s column of the for it at the time. I used to a commemorative wooden Orange County Courthouse say – and still do – that the coin. as it fnished construction. courthouse is the heart of Submissions came Twenty-six years later, the community. I’m happy from many county depart- that capsule was retrieved to say that the courthouse ments, area schools includ- and opened to reveal its has proven to be the place ing Valencia College, an contents in a Tuesday, Feb- where people come to get inmate at Orange County ruary 2, ceremony held in their birth certifcates and Corrections, several busi- the frst foor jury room of their marriage licenses, nesses, and private citizens. the courthouse. and many happy occasions After the ceremony, Among the county of- occur here in this room as Orange County District fcials at the ceremony well as, of course, very 2 Commissioner Chris- were Orange County May- many serious ones.” tine Moore was intrigued or Jerry Demings, former The capsule contents by the Lockhart Elemen- Chairman/Mayor of Or- were on display during the tary School poster, recog- ange County Linda Chapin, ceremony with Schwartz nizing one person in par- the board of county com- giving details about those ticular. She took pictures of missioners, and Pamela items. the poster with intention of Schwartz, chief curator for Objects of note from posting them on a Lockhart the Orange County Region- the capsule were a lami- Lancers Facebook page. al History Center. nated poster full of pho- “You frst go toward “Time has fown by so tos from Lockhart Mid- people you remember, so quickly, but it’s fun to look dle School, dated January you can see that Mr. Schad- back on the past,” Demings 1995; a letter from Chap- ow – Gary Schadow – was said. He later commented in with her predictions and principal (at Lockhart), and that he was an Orlando po- hopes for the Orange Coun- when I was on the (Orange lice captain in charge of the ty of the future, which was County) school board, he downtown district, the cen- to be opened in November was the principal of Dream tral patrol division in 1995. 2020; a box of photos taken Lake,” she said. “I’m a lit- Joanne Nydegger, a all over Orange County on tle upset that they got him local resident who placed January 20, 1995, includ- from the back, and he still This map shows the Camp Wewa grounds imposed in an aerial photograph of the second in the “Realistic” ing downtown Orlando, lives at Rock Springs Ridge 70-acre parcel that the city wants to purchase. category of the 1995 Orlan- the Orange County Histori- today, so that was interest- do Sentinel prediction con- cal Museum, and Bithlo; a ing.” Camp: City seeking $1 million grant Continued from page 1A The YMCA has said it must sell Camp Wewa due to fnancial con- Camp Wewa needs several up- straints, much of it caused by the COV- grades, such as making it compliant with ID-19 pandemic. The YMCA has a will- the Americans with Disabilities Act, get- ing buyer who is ready to purchase the land ting the water converted from well water to and build houses on the 70-acre parcel. city water, and getting the septic tanks con- Originally, Mayor Nelson proposed a verted to sewer. land swap with the YMCA where the city Brian Forman, city recreation direc- would trade land it owns along nearby Har- tor, had done a capital improvement re- mon Road for Camp Wewa. However, the view of Camp Wewa and found that an es- land swap idea has since been scrapped. timated $150,000 of improvements must be The YMCA estimates the value of done soon, and that doesn’t include sewer Camp Wewa to be about $5 million, but and water replacements, according to Nel- city appraisals must be done on both son. Camp Wewa and the city-owned property During the public portion, members along Harmon Road, which is about two from the public said they support the city’s miles south of Camp Wewa. plan to acquire and improve Camp Wewa. On January 27, city offcials toured Rich Schellhase, an Apopka resi- the camp facility to determine whether it dent as well as a former Wewa execu- would be economically feasible to acquire tive director and volunteer, had begun the Camp Wewa. Friends of Wewa Facebook page on Fri- Earlier on February 3 at the regular day, January 29, where hundreds of thou- meeting, the City Council approved ap- sands of Wewa alums share stories about plying for a $1 million from the FDEP’s their Wewa experiences. Schellhase Land and Water Conservation Fund for formed the group with the mission of help- Camp Wewa’s acquisition. ing the city save Camp Wewa after hearing As part of the application’s require- about YMCA’s plan to sell it. ments, the city must commit to amending “We want the city to know that as the Capital Improvement Plan of the Com- much as Apopka has always supported prehensive Plan to identify the develop- Camp Wewa, Wewa has always supported ment of the Camp Wewa property should Former Orange County Chairman/Mayor Linda Chapin looks at one of the items Apopka,” Schellhase said. the city receive the grant. in the time capsule along with current Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings. The Apopka Chief February 5, 2021, Page 1B See the story and game. 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Wekiva girls successfully begin postseason journey By Neal Fisher sion from the start. The de- Apopka Chief fense was lock-down and pressured South Lake into Wekiva Mustangs girls every type of turnover.” basketball coach Tommie Most importantly, the Butts warned about over- victory also extends the looking the South Lake Ea- Mustangs’ streak of quali- gles and the frst contest of fying for the FHSAA post- the postseason. And when season tournament to nine the contest during the semi- consecutive seasons. Weki- fnal round of the District va will meet Mainland for 6A-4 championship ended, the district championship Wekiva had clearly taken today, February 5 with tip- the warning seriously. The off at 7 p.m. fnal score was 67-13 in fa- Finalists from each the vor of the Mustangs as the 16 districts across the state overall record is now 19-3. also advance to the FHSAA “Mentally sharp teams postseason tournament. win during the postsea- Champions always host the son,” Butts said. “Not ev- teams placing second in an- ery game or even quarter, other district. as the difference between The unfnished busi- Princess Harden brings the ball up the court for the Mustangs during their 67-13 victory over the Groveland mentally sharp teams is ev- ness of losing the 2020 South Lake Eagles. ery possession is played as state championship fnal best as possible, to the full has been the driving force isn’t possible if not a part or qualifying, staying in FHSAA postseason tourna- Wekiva appears to be a potential. We were mental- this season for the Mus- of the tournament feld. As front of the cart, which is ment achieved as the frst scary opponent. Wekiva ly sharp and played with tangs. However, making Butts pointed out, the focus advancing to the fnal. step toward taking care of purposes on every posses- the run back to the fnal must remain on the horse, With qualifying for the the unfnished business, See MUSTANGS Page 4B

Blue Darters down Evans, 8-0

Apopka’s Mason Andret- ti keeps the ball ahead of an Evans player Tues- day, February 2, in the Blue Darters’ 8-0 victo- ry in the first round of the District 7A-3 tour- nament. Apopka played in a district tournament semifinal at Lake Brant- ley on Thursday, Febru- ary 4, past press time. The winner of the Apop- ka-Lake Brantley game will face the survivor of the Boone-Ocoee semi- final. The champion- ship game will be played Tuesday, February 9, at 7 p.m. at Lake Brantley.

Season ends for AHS girls basketball By John Peery Kiera Knight, who had 11 Wekiva’s Roggernsy Jacotin and Apopka’s Jackson Apopka Chief Staff points. Dh’nizia Turner had Edwards jump for control of the ball on the game’s 9, while Savannah McAfee opening tip. West Orange used a and Johnson had 7 points 13-0 run in the third quarter each. to take control of the game Blue darters hang and ultimately defeat the Apopka 72, Lake Brant- Apopka Blue Darters 56-45 ley 24 Wednesday, February 3, in As expected, the Blue on to nip Mustangs a Class 7A-3 girls basket- Darters (14-5) had no trou- ball tournament semifnal ble with the winless Pa- By John Peery archrival, it’s never easy,” contest. The loss ends the triots (0-22), jumping out Apopka Chief Staff he said. “Their young kids Blue Darters’ season at 14- to a 16-0 lead in the frst played with extraordi- 6. 4 minutes, 40 seconds of The Apopka Blue nary confdence tonight. In a frst-round district the game. Apopka’s ath- Darters boys basketball They’re going to be really, tournament on Tuesday, letic superiority allowed team built a 40-25 lead with really good the next couple February 2, the Blue Dart- the Blue Darters to get the about a minute-and-a-half of years, and they shot the ers trounced Lake Brantley ball inside on most posses- left in the third quarter, but daylights out of it.” 72-24 in a game that had sions and Apopka’s full- the Wekiva Mustangs stam- Wekiva coach Gersi- a running clock the entire court press caused numer- peded back into the game no Lubin was disappoint- second half after Apopka ous turnovers that resulted with fve quick points and ed that the fnal shot didn’t forged to a 50-9 halftime in easy buckets. then worked their way to fall, but otherwise, he was lead. After Lake Brantley within two points with pleased with his team’s per- scored its frst points on just 11 seconds left. Weki- formance against the Blue West Orange 56, Apopka a pair of free throws, the va sophomore Carey Da- Darters, a team that Weki- 45 Blue Darters went on an- vis’ last-second three-point va had lost to 71-54 on De- Early in the third quar- other long run, scoring 22 jumper from about 24 feet cember 17. ter, a three-pointer by straight points to grab a bounced off the rim, allow- “One thing we’ve been Apopka sophomore guard 38-2 lead with 5:09 still left ing the Blue Darters to sur- talking to the guys about is Janiyah Johnson pulled the in the second period. vive the Mustangs’ come- with the talent that we have Blue Darters to within 33- Lake Brantley’s frst back and record a 57-55 and how hard we work in 28, but that’s a close as the feld goal didn’t come until victory over their home- practice, it’s time for other Darters would get to their the 4:55 mark of the second town rivals on Friday, Janu- people to see it, so it real- longtime rivals as the War- Sophomore Janiyah Johnson puts up a shot as she quarter. ary 29. ly felt good against a good riors scored 13 unanswered drives down the lane in the game against West Orange. Meanwhile, Apopka The victory was Apop- team like Apopka to show points to take control of the coach Brittany Hardy had ka’s 13th in 19 games, it,” Lubin said. contest. West Orange’s big- the rest of the contest. I’m proud of my girls. played every Apopka play- while Wekiva now stands at “It was our young gest lead of the game was Coach Brittany Har- They kept fghting and they er early in the game and 9-13 before hosting Hager- guys, sophomores and 50-31 with less than two dy lamented the fact that didn’t give up,” coach Har- most scored. ty Thursday, February 4, in freshmen, who really made minutes remaining in the Michaela Moss missed the dy said. “I’m very happy The Blue Darters led the regular-season fnale. some big plays for us. It felt third quarter. contest due to quarantine, with my girls. They played 50-9 at half which meant Winning coach Scott good to see the young guys Apopka narrowed the but was still pleased with hard for me. I’m proud of that the second half was Williams frst congratulat- step up and as I told our ex- lead but couldn’t get the her team’s play. them.” ed the Mustangs on their ef- perienced senior guys, it’s fort. gap to below 11 points for “We were right here. Apopka was led by See DARTERS Page 4B “When you play your See APOPKA Page 4B The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 2B Athlene Vincent The joy of the Lord is On Sunday, January 24, & Restaurant. Athlene enjoyed Obituaries 2021, Athlene Vincent passed cooking and many drove from away in her home at the age of hours away to taste Athlene’s DEVON CORY HICKS, 33, CHARLES LLOYD SMITH, the antidote(See message below above to church fear list.) 98. famous coleslaw and home- Altamonte Springs, died Thurs- 68, Apopka, died Wednesday, Athlene was born in Hawes- made pies. Her family then day, January 21. Born in Winter January 27. Mr. Smith was born ear and anxiety powerful antidote to ville, Kentucky to Herbert and moved to Cocoa, Florida where Park, Mr. Hicks worked at Kohl’s in Orlando. Survivors: wife, Mar- sap us of our anxiety, which is Nellie Nugent. She married in they owned and operated the for more than 10 years. Survi- ty; son, Cliff; three grandchildren. power and drain religiosity and its 1947 and was the mother to 3 Cocoa Inn. They then bought vors: parents, Dan, Dori; broth- Loomis Family Funeral Home, children, Michael, Stephen and a home in Melbourne, Florida. ers, Scott, Dalton; sister, Danai, Apopka. our confidence. Joy attendant trust in the Kelly. After retiring she moved to F Apopka; grandmother, Clemmie, … makes us strong and Lord. Religiosity runs She and her family owned a condo in Ormond Beach, gives us the positive in families and is several businesses in Tell City, Florida. For the last 11 years Apopka, Winnie Pomeroy. Loomis DARRELL LEE GARDNER, feeling that we can strongly heritable, in Indiana and then moved to she resided in Apopka. Family Funeral Home, Apopka. 83, Zellwood, died Tuesday, Janu- Ramrod Key, Florida where they Athlene became a Granny … ary 26. Born in Ogden, Mich., Mr. o v e r c o m e t h e addition to the fact owned the Breeze Swept Motel to 3 grandchildren, Jeffrey, BRENDA HANCOCK, 63, Gardner served in the U.S. Navy inevitable struggles that religious families Ashley and Trevor and then to Apopka, died Sunday, January and also held many jobs in Mich- we all face. Those who usually share the same 3 great-grandchildren Anna, 17. She was born in Dade City igan, Georgia, and Florida. He love God should culture of worship. Amelia and Drew. Athlene and graduated from Brandon High also served in volunteer positions banish fear and Going to church, was preceded in death by her School in 1975. She was em- throughout his life. He moved to father, Herbert, her mother, ployed in various positions in the Zellwood Station in 2018. He was anxiety from their life synagogue, or mosque, Nellie. Sibling’s; Malcolm, Opal, medical feld. Survivors: husband, a member of Rolling Hills Commu- and strive to radiate and praying and Nita and Norman and her son Carlton; sons, Todd Davis, Jus- nity Church, Zellwood. Survivors: Stephen. joy and happiness. reading sacred texts is tin; sister, Cecelia “Cissy” Sealy; wife, Janet, Zellwood; sons, Tony, A celebration of life will Fear and anxiety may a great antidote to the be held on Saturday March 6, mother, Margaret Spradley; two Adrian Mich., Raymond, Braden- at times come from a fear and anxiety that 2021 at Magnolia Park 2929 S. granddaughters. ton; eight grandchildren; 17 great- psychological or even grips much of our Binion Rd. in Apopka, Florida at … grandchildren. 11 o’clock a.m. … a physiological world. Trust in the ERROL BEDASIE, 77, disposition. 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If somehow the game Brady under center for the The Bucs will be the frst Bay two weeks ago, Tam- the Bucs turn the ball over is played in the 20s, then like they’ve done in other Tampa can win, but I don’t playoff games, Kansas City see the Bucs being able to Cold weather affects fishin’ will make them pay. I have hold the Chiefs to fewer been impressed by Tam- than 30 points. I don’t re- Peery’s Hello Folks, fshin’ was doin’ good up pa’s defense in the post- ally have a rooting inter- extra Points until this week. Most of the season and I have general- est in the game and while Well, we had a great en- guides’ clients were catch- ly subscribed to the theory I wouldn’t mind seeing John Peery din’ to January and the fsh- ing 10 to 15 bass per trip. that defense wins champi- Tampa Bay win, I’ve al- in’ was goin’ really good. They were catchin’ their onships, but the times have ways sort of liked Kansas Then February started this bass on shiners. Once in a changed, especially in col- City for some reason and land Patriots won back-to- week and the wind and cold while, a nice bass around lege and pro football. A re- they’re really likeable now back Super Bowls in 2004 came back to town with a 7-8 pounds is bein’ caught ally good defense used to the way they are playing. I and 2005 with a quarter- vengeance. I’m in my offce on these trips. be one that holds teams to expect it will be two Super back named – checks notes and I can see the trees blow- The bass fshin’ on the single digits and shuts out Bowl championships in a – Tom Brady. I’m sure he in’ and it’s cold. The tem- St. Johns River was doin’ a few each season. Now, row for coach Andy Reid, would love to keep that in- perature as I write this is 43 very good as of last week- you have a good defense if Mahomes, and the Chiefs, tact, but I don’t think he’ll degrees and it feels like 35 ter with a few specks bein’ end. The Central Flori- you have one that can hold something that hasn’t been be able to do that. Kansas degrees. They are callin’ for caught in shallow water. da Bass Hunters held its teams below 20 points. done since the New Eng- City 34-Tampa Bay 27. even colder temperatures Lake Harney has been pro- monthly tournament on the and there are gusty north- ducin’ some nice stringers river and lots of bass were west winds up to 20 mph of specks, too. All you need caught. The winnin’ string- with gusts up to 30 mph. I is a bucket of minners and a er was caught by Clint don’t know about you, but, jig or two, and you are good Boyles and Bill Harland. DevonMay 12, 1987 Cory •••• January 21,Hicks 2021 for me, those conditions are to go. I think that once the They weighed in fve bass not enticing to go fshin’. weather gets settled a lit- for a total weight of 26.22 Devon Cory Hicks, 33, of Al- gether. He always had a smile on his health issues started to catch up to tamonte Springs, passed away on face. He often was the one to push him and in January of 2020, he un- It’s not that I don’t want to tle, the speck fshin’ should pounds. Not only did they January 21, 2021. to go out to eat with as many family fortunately had to start on dialysis for go fshin’, I just don’t want pick back up. catch the winnin’ stringer, Devon was born in Winter Park, FL members and/or friends as possible. his kidney disease. Over the next to get blown off the lake. The bass fshin’ was re- they also caught the biggest to Dan and Dori Hicks on May 12, Devon loved his food! Unfortunately, year, the kidney disease took a huge 1987. He attended Winter Springs it wasn’t always the healthiest. Fast toll on his body, especially that big Hopefully, by the end of the ally goin’ good up until this bass of the tournament that High School and studied at Semi- food was his vice. He never smoked heart of his. week we can get back on the week. Lots of folks were weight 8.33 pounds. Con- nole State College for his GED. or drank or made his parents worry Tragically, God called him home water and go fshin’. catchin’ some nice bass on grats, guys, on your win At 18 months old, Devon where he was or who he was with. on January 21, 2021. God must fought Meningitis caused from He was very much a home body have needed a great big angel and Before it got cold again shiners. Kyle at Bitter’s and for catchin’ the biggest numerous ear infections. After and was content spending time on thought Devon had suffered enough earlier this week, the bass Bait and Tackle reports that bass of the tournament. overcoming that serious illness, he his computer playing video games. in his earthly body. The doctors had fshin’ was pretty good and lots of folks were catchin’ Well, folks, that’s seemed to have lingering health and He also loved playing cards. Devon done all they could and said Devon learning issues. would play cards with his nieces and fought more than any average per- the speck fshin’ has been some bass on shiners in the about it for this week. I At 6’6” tall and weighing nephews for hours, making them son could have. fantastic. Rich at Bitter’s local lakes around town. hope the weather straight- 350lbs, he was a Gentle Giant! Dev- laugh along the way! He loved We know Devon is playing his Bait and Tackle reports Kyle reports lots of specks ens out by the end of the on was young at heart and enjoyed animals and had many pets over the loud music, with lots of bass boost- every birthday party or family get to- years. Every night, he would lay with ing, in Heaven and playing with that folks are catchin’ some bein’ caught in the major week so we can go fshin’. Daisy, the family dog. whatever animals are with him. He nice stringers of specks in lakes as I mentioned earlier. See ya next week. As far as his career, Devon will be greatly, greatly missed! Lake Monroe and Lake Je- As at other places, Tip of the week: shin- worked for Kohls for over 10 years Devon is survived by his par- unloading trucks and stocking. His ents Dan and Dori Hicks, brother sup. Most of the specks are Mark at Big Toho Bait and ers. Save a few and good dream job would have been to work Scott, sister Danai (John), brother bein’ caught in open wa- Tackle reports that the bass luck! on computers. He was self taught Dalton (Heidi), nieces Taylor Hicks, and that was his true passion. He Gabriela Latorre, Callie Mae Hicks, could take a computer apart and put nephews Shawn Hicks, Sebastian it back together! He was your go to Latorre, Jeremiah Latorre, grand- Obits: Leopoldina Galva was 80 guy for any problems with electron- mothers Clemmie Hicks and Win- ics. nie Pomeroy and cousin/best friend Continued from page 2B Wednesday, January 27. Mrs. Galva was born in San Sadly, 3 years ago Devon’s Matthew Pomeroy. Juan de la Maguana, Dominican Republic. Survivors: of Spain, Trinidad. Survivors: wife, Marjorie; children, children, Timoteo, Nehemias, Gamaliel, Melchor Jr., Andrea Miller, Marisha, Vanessa Durand; four grand- Biavina, Mildred, Betzaida, Loyda; siblings, Isolina Rest In Peace our Gentle Giant! children. Loomis Family Funeral Home, Apopka. Contreras, Juana Contreras; 13 grandchildren; six … great-grandchildren. Loomis Family Funeral Home, LEOPOLDINA GALVA, 80, Apopka, died Apopka.

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An advan- tage of 60-11 percent was built as well. “The steady improve- Shaniyah McCarthy keeps the ball away from South K’Nari Holliday moves her way toward the bucket as she is guarded during the ment talked about all sea- Lake’s Cassie Thompson. Mustangs’ 67-13 victory over South Lake. son continued tonight,” Butts said. “We didn’t play Playing up to the capabil- Wekiva and Mainland. However, the two teams from the tip-off, we won’t mine the outcome. When well during certain stretch- ity and the best means on Wekiva won all four and have yet to meet this sea- win. A boring and repeat- the ball is tipped off, the es of early contests. No cer- a consistent basis as well, ended Mainland’s season son due to the pandemic. ed description, but as true contest is no different than tain stretch in which the which we are now.” during the regional semi- “Intensity will be on as for any other contest, any other. Difference be- quality of play in any area Last season, four meet- fnal round of the FHSAA display,” Butts said. “If rebounding, turnovers and tween winning and losing dropped tonight though. ings took place between postseason tournament. mentally unready to play solid defense will deter- doesn’t change.” Apopka: Darters, Mustangs head to district tournament play next week Continued from page 1B What’s ahead Both Apopka and time to extract that talent Wekiva will play in their so we can hopefully make respective district tourna- a push. ments next week as the dis- “They’ve shown we trict champion and runner- can do it. It’s no longer a up will advance to the re- fairy tale. They’re show- gional tournament. ing that we have the talent. Wekiva’s fnal regular- We’ve just got to actually season game was Thursday, use it to see how far it can February 4, against Hager- propel us.” ty past press time, while Williams said the Blue the Blue Darters’ last game Darters were able to get the of the regular season will ball inside where they had a be today, Friday, February height advantage. 5, against Eustis High, as “I thought in the sec- the Darters will host coach ond half, we did a really Williams’ alma mater in a good job getting the ball to 7:30 p.m. game. where our advantage was Apopka’s scheduled inside – Tyler Johnson, Earl game for earlier this week Lombardi,” Williams said. at Mount Dora High was “I thought (point guard) canceled. John (Latimer) did a real- In the District 7A-3 ly good job exploiting gaps tournament, the fourth- down the stretch, taking seeded Blue Darters will advantage of when to go, face Evans, No. 5 seed, on when to not. We missed a Tuesday, February 9, in a couple of free throws here 6 p.m. contest. The win- and there, but we’re a good ner will face top-seeded free throw-shooting team. Apopka senior point guard John Latimer III shoots Wekiva’s Carey Davis looks at the bucket as he is Dr. Phillips on Wednesday, “At the end of the day, over the outstretched arm of Wekiva’s Abiah Charles. guarded by Apopka’s Brandon Johnson. February 10, at 6 p.m. thank God we got one more The district champion- stop than we needed to get poorly than the other team Davis’ shot was just off the each for the Mustangs. “We’re pretty much ship game is scheduled for a win because we didn’t get does.” mark. Other scorers for Wekiva down to nine and each of Friday, February 12, at 7 many stops in the fourth The frst few minutes Junior guard Jamar- were, Abiah Charles with 6 those nine are very, very p.m. quarter and that’s all the of the opening quarter were ric Hammond led the Mus- points, Isiah Laster with 5, important. We’ve got to All district tournament credit to Gersino and his a microcosm of the rest of tangs offensively with 20 Nikhil Edouard had 3, and fnd another gear. I am con- games will be played at young kids.” the game as the Blue Dart- points, hitting 6-of-11 from Jarin Bryan added 1. cerned about it, but teams Olympia High School. The Blue Darters han- ers jumped out quick to a the feld, including three Latimer once again led become who they are,” In the District 6A-4 dled Wekiva’s pressure, not 5-0 lead just 51 seconds from downtown. He was the Blue Darters, as he had Williams said. tournament, Wekiva, the turning the ball over. into the contest, but then also 5-of-5 from the free 20 points. Tyler Johnson “We’re 13-6 and we’ve fourth seed, will play ffth- “We handled their after a quick timeout, the throw line. was also in double fgures done some good things, seeded South Lake in a man traps really well. The Mustangs roared back with “Jamarric had a won- with 11 points. but I don’t know if any- tournament quarterfnal game’s close because at the an 11-0 run to claim an derful game. He played Other Apopka scor- body in our district is real- game on Tuesday, Febru- end of the day it’s a make- 11-5 lead midway through hard. He competed,” Lubin ers were, Myrick Davis (7 ly scared about seeing us on ary 9, at 7 p.m. The winner or-miss game. They made the frst period. said. points), Devin Leath and Monday a week from now of that contest will advance a lot of shots that was par- Apopka began to pull “I’ve got to learn how Philip Tepper (5 each), or Wednesday if we get to the tournament semifnal tially our doing, partial- away a little bit in the fnal to put him in the right po- Lombardi (4), Jalen Stud- through (Monday’s game). against top-seeded Ocala ly theirs. We did the lit- two minutes of the second sition. I had him playing still and Jackson Edwards We’re looking at either Ev- Forest Wednesday, Febru- tle things in terms of han- period, turning a 22-21 lead point guard. This time, I (2 each), and Brandon ans or Lake Brantley and ary 10, at 5 p.m. dling their pressure and be- into a 28-21 score by half- told him to go to the two Johnson (1). then either Dr. Phillips or The district tourna- ing very good on the glass,” time. (shooting guard) and he All nine Apopka play- Olympia. ment fnal will be played Williams said. Then, the Blue Darters starting hitting all these ers scored for the Blue “Tonight’s effort will Friday, February 12, at 7 “At the end of the day, built that to a 40-25 bulge shots. Hopefully, we can Darters as they head into not have us playing very p.m. All district tourna- those things add up to a in the third before the Mus- get him in the right spot.” the District 7A-3 tourna- long in two weeks. We’re ment games will be played win even when you shoot tangs came back to make it Davis and Vophcy ment next week at Olym- going to have to be better,” at South Lake High School the ball maybe a little more a two-point contest before Prophete added 10 points pia High. Williams said. in Groveland. Darters: Apopka had 23 steals in 72-24 victory over Lake Brantley

Continued from page 1B For coach Hardy, the game Knight led the way in scor- Anatascia Thomas (8), Lauren arc and hit 24-of-51 two-point went as she thought it would. ing for the Blue Darters with 20 Jones and Turner (7 each), and feld goals. Apopka made 9-of-12 played with a running clock be- “They played hard. They did points. Johnson was right behind Trinity Nickens (2). free throws. The Blue Darters had cause Apopka was more than 35 what was asked, like always,” her with 19 points. Other Apopka The Blue Darters were 5-of- 19 assists and had a whopping 23 points ahead in the second half. Hardy said of her players. scorers were, McAfee (9 points), 12 from behind the three-point steals.

StAy current With SPOrtS Subscribe today at: www.TheApopkaChief.com The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 5B Make your own tasty sauce with this Orange Pork Chops recipe

The Orange 2 tablespoons cooking oil Add cornstarch mixture to vegetable In a skillet, heat 1/2 cup olive oil and Pork Chops rec- 1-1/2 cups orange juice mixture, and bring to a boil, stirring con- sauté the chopped onion and green pepper ipe from Sharon Kitchen 1/2 cup sherry wine stantly. Cook one minute, stirring constant- until transparent. Add the garlic, crushed Bray that we found 2 tablespoons soy sauce ly. oregano, cumin, wine vinegar and salt. Stir in our old friend, Kapers Onions Spoon vegetable mixture into a serv- to mix well and cook 2 minutes longer, then Tr e a s u r e s a n d by Nancy Coat pork chops lightly with four sea- ing dish; sprinkle with walnuts. add to beans. Stir in hot sauce, cover and Pleasures from soned with salt and pepper. Brown quick- Makes 6 servings. cook for a good half hour. Correct season- First Presbyterian ly on both sides in hot oil. Place one thick ings, and add sherry. Serve hot with cooked Church of Apopka, is different from most slice of onion on each chop. Reduce heat GOURMET ONIONS long grain white rice and raw chopped on- of our day-to-day pork chop recipes. This to simmer and add orange juice, sherry and Recipe from Savannah Style, ions. one makes a tasty sauce. The orange goes soy sauce. Cover and cook over low heat a Cookbook by The Junior League very well with pork, and cooking on top of until chops are tender (about 30 to 40 min- of Savannah, Inc. SYBIL CARTER’S the stove simplifes the chore. Make sure utes), basting occasionally with sauce. Af- 3 tablespoons butter GRITS AND EGG CASSEROLE to use your meat thermometer and cook ter removing chops, sauce may be thick- 1/2 teaspoon sugar Recipe from Food Favorites of Plains, the pork to between 145 and 160 degrees. ened, if desired, and spooned over rice. 1/4 teaspoon salt Georgia Plains Pot Pourri And, I know: most of us are used to cook- 1/4 teaspoon pepper 1 cup grits ing to 160 degrees. Actually, I still do cook STAN SMITH’S CHICKEN ALA KING 1/4 cup sherry 4 cups water to 160 degrees! Recipe from First Presbyterian Church 10 to 12 small white onions, peeled, 2 egg yolks Stan Smith’s Chicken ala King is won- of Punta Gorda, A Taste of Heaven cooked and drained 2 egg whites, stiffy beaten derful served over toast points, rice, or bis- 1/4 cup margarine 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese 2 teaspoons baking powder cuits with a vegetable or salad on the side. 1 to 2 cups mushrooms Melt butter in saucepan. Stir in sugar, 1/2 cup sharp cheese, grated From Southern Living’s All-Time Fa- Green pepper, chopped salt, pepper and sherry. Add onions and Salt and pepper to taste vorites, we fnd broccoli and walnut sauté. 1/4 cup four beat quickly (about fve minutes), stirring Cook grits with dash of salt and let It will be a wonderful dish to serve with the 1 chicken bouillon cube frequently to avoid burning. Turn into a cool slightly. Add all remaining ingredients, pork chop dish, above. 1/8 teaspoon pepper serving dish and sprinkle with cheese. blend well with grits and turn into baking Gourmet onions from Savannah Style Thyme dish. Bake 45 minutes at 325 degrees. won’t take long, once you get the onions Tabasco BLACK BEAN SOUP peeled, cooked and drained. 2 cups milk Recipe from Savannah Style, ROBERT MOEHLING’S From Savannah Style, try the black 1/4 cup sherry a Cookbook by The Junior League CLASSIC KEY LIME PIE bean soup. They instruct us to “use only 2 cups chopped chicken of Savannah, Inc. HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA a wooden spoon for stirring.” I don’t know 9 ounces frozen peas, thawed and 1 pound black beans Recipe from Field to Feast why and have tried looking it up. Does any- drained 2 tablespoons olive oil CRUST: (makes 8-inch pie) one out there reading this know why they 2 ounces pimento, drained 1 medium ripe tomato 1-1/4 cups graham cracker crumbs say to “use only a wooden spoon for stir- In a medium sauce pan, melt mar- 1 bay leaf 2 tablespoons sugar ring.” garine and sauté mushrooms and green 1/2 medium onion 5 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted Our friends in Georgia share Sybil pepper. Stir in four, bouillon cube, pepper, 1/2 medium green pepper FILLING: Carter’s Grits and Egg Casserole in their thyme and Tabasco. Gradually add milk. 1 garlic clove, unpeeled and crushed 4 egg yolks wonderful publication, Plains Pot Pourri. Cook over medium-high heat until thick- … 14-ounce can sweetened condensed “Robert is Here” is a rowdy roadside ened, stirring constantly. Add sherry, chick- 1/2 cup olive oil milk market in Homestead that was started by en, peas and pimento. Simmer 5 minutes. 1/2 medium onion, chopped 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons fresh Key six-year old Robert Moehling in 1959 as Serve over toast points, rice or biscuits. 1/2 green pepper, chopped lime juice he sold his father’s cucumbers on the hon- 1 garlic clove, minced TOPPING: or system with a can where the customers BROCCOLI AND WALNUT SAUTE 1 level teaspoon crushed oregano 3/4 cup chilled heavy cream could put their money while Robert was Recipe from Southern Living 1/4 teaspoon cumin Make the Crust: Preheat oven to 350 in school. However, on day one, as little All-Time Favorites 2 tablespoons wine vinegar degrees Fahrenheit. Stir together graham Robert was at the stand, no one stopped. 1-1/2 pounds fresh broccoli 1 tablespoon salt cracker crumbs, sugar, and butter in a bowl His dad thought no one saw Robert, so he 1/2 cup water … with a fork until combined. Press onto bot- made signs that he tacked up on both sides 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 1/2 teaspoon hot sauce tom and sides of 9-inch pie plate. Bake on of the stand proclaiming, “Robert is Here.” 2 teaspoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons dry sherry middle rack of oven 10 minutes; cool com- It worked. Thus, their thriving family busi- 1 teaspoon chicken bouillon granules Wash beans and discard imperfect pletely. ness was born and continues today with 1 garlic clove, minced ones. Place in a deep bowl and cover with Make the Filling and Bake: Whisk to- a greatly enhanced inventory of fruits and 1 cup thin onion strips, cut vertically water 2 inches above beans. Soak over- gether egg yolks and condensed milk. Add vegetables. By age 14, industrious Robert 1/2 cup thin sweet red pepper strips night. Key lime juice and whisk until mixture thick- had bought his frst ten-acre piece of prop- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil Next day, pour beans into a 3 to 4 quart ens slightly. Pour flling into crust and bake erty and planted an avocado grove. The 1/2 cup chopped walnuts, toasted kettle with the same soaking water. If nec- on middle rack of oven 15 minutes. Cool key lime recipe below, inspired by Robert’s Remove and discard broccoli leaves essary, add more water so that beans will completely, then refrigerate, covered, at recipe, is “an old-fashioned standard in our and tough ends of stalks; cut broccoli into be covered one inch above. Add to the least 8 hours. family,” says Robert’s wife, Tracey. fowerets. Peel broccoli stems, and thinly beans: 2 tablespoons olive oil, whole to- Make the Topping: Just before serving, slice. Set broccoli aside. mato, bay leaf, 1/2 onion, 1/2 green pepper, whip cream with an electric mixer until stiff. SHARON BRAY’S Combine water and next three ingredi- crushed garlic clove. Bring to a boil, then Serve pie topped with the whipped cream. ORANGE PORK CHOPS ents; set cornstarch mixture aside. lower heat to moderate, cover and cook un- Recipe from First Presbyterian Church Saute garlic, onion, red pepper, and til beans are tender, about 1 hour. Use only of Apopka, Treasures and Pleasures broccoli in oil in a large skillet over medium a wooden spoon for stirring. Remove the See Recipes online! Visit: Pork chops, 1 thick chop per person heat three minutes or until broccoli is crisp- bay leaf and what is left of the half onion, www.theapopkachief.com/recipes Seasoned four tender. tomato, pepper and garlic.

FEB. 5, 2021, SENIOR CHAIR EXERCISE, ART CLASS, ZUMBA, BRIDGE, CRAFTS & CHATTER IN PERSON

OCPS - SCHOOLS ARE SET TO RE- TEMPERATURES WILL BE TAKEN. ZUMBA FITNESS CLASS, 9-10 a.m., MUSEUM OF APOPKANS, Open from Branch* 407-886-1600 or email apopkaelks@ OPEN, BUT DECISIONS MUST BE UPON ENTRY. CALL 407-703-1642 519 S. Central Avenue. Masks not re- noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays and aol.com. MADE AS TO HOW. Traff c patterns FOR INFORMATION quired while exercising, but are when Thursdays. KIWANIS CLUB OF APOPKA meets will change. Stormy weather comes socializing before and after class. Tem- the 2nd Tuesday of the month for lunch GFWC Apopka Woman’s Club, meets and goes! Be careful with your umbrel- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2021 perature taken on entry. Pre-register. Motorcycle Night: CANCELLED. 6:00 at Caffe Positano, 3030 E Semoran at First United Methodist Church, 201 las. And always watch out for those Call 407-703-1642 for info.. p.m. - 10:00 p.m. at Porkie’s BBQ, 256 Blvd., Apopka. The 4th Tuesday of the N. Park Avenue. Call 407-880-2111 for pedestrians... and ducks. DON’T TEXT FEB. 1 ZUMBA FITNESS CLASS, 9-10 E. Main St., Apopka. Used to be every month, Kiwanis meets at Kat’s Vine & more information. WHILE DRIVING - Please! YOU WILL a.m., 519 S. Central Avenue. Masks not City of Apopka DRC (Development Re- Thursday night featuring drawings, Tap, 1061 W. Orange Blossom Trail, PAY A FINE. required while exercising, but are when view Committee) meets every Wednes- prizes, trophies and just plain showing (Victoria Plaza) Apopka, for a 5:30 p.m. Foliage Garden Club - meets the f rst Children must be f ve years old on or socializing before and after class. Tem- day at 9 a.m.-10 a.m. at City Hall, 120 off. For information, call 407-880-3351 meeting Call Frances at 407-889-7434 Thursday of each month, at 9:30 a.m., before September 1 to start kindergar- perature taken on entry. Pre-register. E. Main Street, Apopka. Check for the for information at the Museum of Apopkans, 122 E,. 5th ten. To enter f rst grade, a child must be Call 407-703-1642 for info. online version. UPCOMING EVENTS. St., Apopka, September through June. six years old on or before September 1 COOKIES AND MILK WITH A COP and must have successfully completed SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 BRIDGE CLASS. 9:30-12 noon. Fran Central Florida Railway Historical Soci- (Storytime, Too”) every third Saturday Apopka Garden Club - meets the f rst kindergarten (Florida Statute 1003.21). Carlton Center, 11 N Forest Ave.Masks ety welcomes the public to a free lecture of the month at North Orange Branch Li- Tuesday each month at First United Immunizations must be current. MUSEUM OF APOPKANS, OPEN required. Temperatures taken. Pre-reg- presented (to be announced). Meetings brary, 1211 E. Semoran Blvd., Apopka, Methodist Church, 201 S. Park Ave., FROM 9 A.M.-NOON, 122 E. FIFTH ister. Call 407-703-1642 for info.. postponed until future dates. Call 407- 11:00 a.m. This event is sponsored by September through May. For informa- Start Times for Elementary School: STREET., APOPKA. Visit the museum 760-5827 for information. APD and McDonald’s located at 233 E. tion, call Kathy 407-886-6970. 9:05-3:20, Middle School: 9:50-4:1High and learn of Apopka’s history. Man- TOPS Chapter #646. (Take Off Pounds Main St. school: 7:40-2:40 aged by Apopka Historical Society.. Sensibly), TOPS, a non-prof t organiza- VFW Post 10147 will be having its fund- City of Apopka Planning & Zoning - usu- tion, will help you reach a weight goal raising breakfast on FEBRUARY 20, BROWN BAG LUNCH - Third Saturday ally the second Tuesday of the month. City of Apopka’s Northwest Recreation AVIAN RECONDITIONING CENTER, with support from friendly, caring mem- 2021, the third Saturday of the month. of each month, Episcopal Church of 5:30 p.m. City Council Chambers, Complex, 3710 Jason Dwelley Park- for birds of prey, 323 Lester Rd., Apop- bers, education, and rewards. Begin- the Holy Spirit at the corner of Highland City Hall, 120 E. Main St., Apopka. All way, Apopka 32712, 407-703-1784. On ka, hours: 9:30-1:30 p.m., The center ning January 7, each Thursday weigh- ONGOING EVENTS and 6th St., Apopka, from 10 a.m.-12 meetings open to the public. Subject to any given weekend, you can see many, is open on Saturdays to the public, in begins at 9:00 a.m. – meeting ends p.m., offer to all who come a brown change with notice. For info., call David many families in attendance at the weather permitting. Call 407-461-1056 at 10:15 a.m.. Come to 9635 Bear Lake CITY COUNCIL Meetings are pub- bag lunch. In addition, men’s socks, f ip Moon, 407-703-1739. beautiful complex setting participating for information Road, Apopka, to meet with others who lic and will also be broadcast on this f ops, stuffed animals, some clothing, in various organized sport programs, have a like-minded goal to lose weight. shortened link: https://bit.ly/2ABrmsb, children’s books and pet food which Bridge Games and Classes: Every Amenities at the complex include: Soc- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7 No products, no specif c diet to follow, and are normally held the f rst Wednes- is donated by My Pet World, Apopka, Monday and Friday morning at 9:15 cer Fields, Softball Fields, Baseball no meds. Call 407-312-7123 for more day at 1:30 p.m., and third Wednesday may be available. If interested in volun- a.m., at the Lake County Duplicate Fields, Multi-Purpose Fields, Sand MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8 information. at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, teering, call Debbie at 407-620-5081 Bridge Club, 510 W. Key Ave., Eustis. Volleyball Courts, Outdoor Basketball City Hall, 120 E. Main St., Apopka. Sub- for information. For more information, call 352-315- Courts, Tennis Courts, Walking Trail, ZUMBA FITNESS CLASS, MONDAYS Tiny Tales - Rhyme Time for You and ject to change with notice. For info., call 9934 or visit lakeduplicate.com. Amphitheater, Playground, Concession 9-10 a.m. 519. S. Central Ave. Masks Baby: At 10:15 a.m., lasts approxi- City Clerk 407-703-1704. Agenda and APOPKA FOLIAGE TOASTMASTER’S Stands. not required while exercising, but are mately 15 min. every Wed. For infants minutes of meeting can be found online. CLUB, Monday, 7 p.m., on Zoom, Computer Classes in both English and when socializing before and after birth to 18 months, OCLS North Orange Once posted, check for any revisions by Apopka. 407-765-2629. Spanish: Available daily or weekly at 11-mile wildlife drive (complete with class. Temperature taken on entry. Branch.* Tuesday at 5 p.m. before the meeting OCLS North Orange Branch.* Classes directional signs) (opened in 2015) on Pre-register. Call 407-703-1642 for info. COFFEE WITH A COP is scheduled are: Computer Basics, Excel, Word Lake Apopka shores, by entering from Toddler Time: At 10:45 a.m., every USING SOCIAL DISTANCING, Sat., from time to time at McDonald’s on Resume Writing, Email for Seniors, Lust Road off Binion Road, about a CRAFTS & CHATTER: 9:30-12 noon. Wed., Especially for children ages 18 to MASKS / GLOVES, the Altamonte 233 E. Main Street. Meet with Apopka ELLIS English Lab, Word, Online Job mile south of Camp Wewa in the Plym- Fran Carlton Center, 11 N Forest Ave. 36 months and lasts approximately 20 Springs / Apopka VFW POST 10147. is Police Chief Michael McKinley and oth- Searches, Power Point, Internet, Open outh area, for one-way drive, 10 miles Masks required. Temperature taken. minutes. OCLS North Orange Branch.* NOW OPEN Wednesday and Saturday er off cers to discuss matters of concern Lab, How to use a mouse and keyboard, per hour, with possible wildlife spotting Pre-register. Call 407-703-1642 for Mornings from (TIME CHANGE) 8:30 to to you, and enjoy a cop of coffee etc. Call OCLS North Orange Branch* stops. DO NOT FEED THE GATORS info.. EARLY BIRD BINGO at Bahia Shrine 10:00 a.m. for coffee and doughnuts. for more details. - IT MAY CAUSE CLOSING OF THE Center, 3101 E. Semoran Blvd.. Doors (other hours by appointment only). NWOC FFA Alumni – Monthly meet- TRAIL If you are stopping, drive will take Overeaters Anonymous meets Mon- open at 5 p.m., and the early bird game Call 407-889-8266, or email info@vfw- ings (usually the 4th Monday evening Habitat Volunteers: Go to www.habi- more than 1 hour. Drive runs by canals days at 6:30 p.m., Episcopal Church starts at 6 p.m. For more info, call 407- post10147.com The VFW Auxiliary has in a month during the school year) are tatseminoleapopka.org, click on vol- used in muck-farming days. The one- of the Holy Spirit, 601 S. Highland Av- 660-8811 been formed and is active. open to anyone. You do not have to unteers. There are a number of oppor- way drive exits on Jones Road in Zell- enue. If you have a problem with food – have been a member of FFA, nor is it tunities available at the Restores. Call wood. You will see a freshwater marsh overeating, anorexia, bulimia – there is TOASTMASTERS: still meeting every PLANT CLINICS BY TELEPHONE FOR necessary to have a child in an FFA 407-696-5855 or 407-880-8881 to sign system and wildlife dependent on that a solution for you. For more information, WEDNESDAY, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., by RESIDENTIAL HORTICULTURE. You chapter. All that is required is a desire up for information. type of system. The drive is open on visit OA.org or call Laura 407-484-7736. zoom. For more information, call 407- may call the Plant Clinic from 8-Noon to help these young people, both for ********** Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and 765-2629 or visit www.Apopkatoast- and 1-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Call into FFA and 4-H. For information, contact *(OCLS) Orange County Public Library federal holidays and is controlled by Toastmasters: Forest Lake Church masters.com. the Extension Service Plant Clinic with [email protected] North Orange Branch Address: 1211 the county. Open during daylight hours by Zoom. Time: 7 p.m., Open to eve- questions relating to residential land- E. Semoran Boulevard, Apopka 436 only (one hour after sunrise and one ryone interested. For information, call THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 scape problems or care. A Master Gar- Volunteers Needed - The Debbie Turn- (Semoran) and Thompson Road. www. hour before sunset). Off cial sunrise 407-761-2943. Club Number: 4899556, dener Volunteer will be on hand to an- er Cancer Center needs volunteers to ocls.info. To reserve a space, call 407- and sunset hours can be found online. District 84, Area D42. Orators of Excel- FARMERS MARKET - 5:30-8 P.M., swer your questions at (407) 254-9200 help in the off ce Monday thru Friday 835-7323. The road is closed on other days due to lence Kit Land Nelson Park, 10 N. Forest or visit orange.ifas.uf .edu/res_hort/. from 10-4. Help for an hour or two would **Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce, ongoing restoration work. The trail is 11 Avenue. CDC Coronavirus guidlines be great. Call Joann at 407-880-2111 or 180 E. Main St., Apopka. For more info, miles long.. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9 will be in place: social distancing, face The FOLIAGE SERTOMA CLUB meets 407-920-2882 cell. call 407-886-1441] masks, gloves, and hand sanitizer. Visi- the f rst and third Tuesday of each WEKIWA SPRINGS STATE PARK SENIOR CHAIR EXERCISE, 9-10 a.m., tors must wear face masks. month, beginning at 11:45-noon, at Museum of Apopkans, 122 E 5th Street, COMMUNITY EVENTS is a 7,000-acre Florida State Park in 519 S. Central Avenue. Masks not re- Beef ‘O’ Brady’s in The Back Room, Hours open: Wednesay and Thursday CALENDAR INFORMATION Apopka, Florida. It is located 20 minutes quired while exercising, but are when SENIOR CHAIR EXERCISE, 9-10 a.m., 1410 Rock Springs Rd., Apopka. In- from noon-4 p.m., and Saturdays from For community events, fund raisers, north of Orlando, off Interstate 4 at exit socializing before and after class. Tem- 519 S. Central Ave. Masks not required terested communitiy members are en- 9 a.m.-noon.. Admission is free. Con- and non-prof t organizations 94, near Altamonte Springs and Long- perature taken on entry. Pre-register. while exercising, but are when socializ- couraged to attend and get acquaint- tains displays and information about Send info: fax 407-889-4121, or email wood. The park also contains the head Call 407-703-1642 for info. ing before and after class. Temperature ed. Meetings have resumed on f rst Apopka’s history, and has history books [email protected] water of the Wekiva River. Address: taken on entry. Pre-register. Call 407- and third Tuesdays. Masks are encour- for sale. Monthly meetings of Apopka Subscribe to The Apopka Chief 1800 Wekiwa Circle, Apopka 32712, ART CLASS. 9:30-12 noon. Fran Carl- 703-1642 for info. aged. Historical Society are normally held on E-Edition or Home Delivery open from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. For informa- ton Center, 11 N Forest Ave. Masks a Sunday afternoon. For more informa- Call 407-886-2777 or tion, call 407-884-4311. required. Temperature taken. Pre-reg- ROTARY CLUB OF APOPKA - For in- Storybook Fun for Your Little One: At tion, go to www.apopkamuseum.com. Visit www.theapopkachief.com ister. Call 407-703-1642 for info. formation, call 407-415-6588. Call for 11:15 a.m. every Wed. Recommended In County: $30 with E-edition, or FRAN CARLTON CENTER OPEN, updated information on meetings and for children ages three to f ve. The pro- The Apopka Elks Lodge 2422 meets $25 for just postal delivery. Out-of- but some avents have been moved to WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 location. grams are free and last approximate- f rst and third Tuesdays of month, 201 County: $35 with E-Edition 519 S. CENTRAL AVE. ly 30 minutes. OCLS North Orange W. Orange. For more information, call or $30 for postal delivery The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021 Page 6B Blue Darters’ boys soccer blanks Oak Ridge 4-0 in district

Blue Darters’ Blake Sherrer side volleys a ball at the net during Tuesday’s Kobie Vazquez leaps way above the Oak Ridge defense to head a ball during the Blue Darters’ February 2 Dis- first district game. Apopka beat Oak Ridge 4-0. trict 7A-3 tournament victory. Apopka girls soccer dominates Evans during district game

The Blue Darters’ Makenna Cramer pushes a ball up the field during Apopka’s first-round dis- Alessandra Bekas cuts the ball to get past an Evans defender during trict game on February 2. The Darters won 8-0. the Tuesday evening game. Apopka girls basketball moves to second round of districts

Savannah McAfee looks to the basket as she drives to the net against Lake Brantley during Apopka’s first Apopka’s Dh’nizia Turner wrestles at the feet of a Lake Brantley player for round of districts. The Darters won 72-24. control of a loose ball.

The Blue Darters’ Kiera Knight leaps for a short jumper on Tuesday night against Lake Brantley.

Photos by John Peery Dh’nizia Turner shoots over two Patriots players During Tuesday’s district game against Lake Brantley, during Apopka’s 72-24 first round of districts. Janiyah Johnson makes a layup. The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021 Page 7B

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the Foreclosure sale dated Apopka, FL 32712-5257 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET THE 9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT January 20, 2021, entered in Any person claiming an inter- FOR ORANGE COUNTY, decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM PUBLIC NOTICES IN AND FOR ORANGE Case No. 2020-CA-001911-O est in the surplus funds from FLORIDA copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR COUNTY, FLORIDA in the Circuit Court of the 9th the sale, if any, other than the to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- CIVIL DIVISION Judicial Circuit in and for Orange property owner as of the date PROBATE DIVISION claims with this court ON OR DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS CASE NO. 2020-CA- County, Florida wherein SCOTT of the Lis Pendens must fi le File No. 2020 CP 000502-O BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 BARRED. The 001911-O TRACY ENTERPRISES, INC a claim within 60 days after Division MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publica- DBA SERVPRO OF WEST OR- the sale. OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- tion of this notice is February SCOTT TRACY ENTERPRIS- ANGE AND APOPKA/WEKIVA DATED on this 28 day of IN RE: ESTATE OF TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 5, 2021. ES, INC DBA SERVPRO is Plaintiff and ANGELA KIDD is January 2021. SILVIA C. ASTORGA 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Apopka Chief OF WEST ORANGE AND Defendant. The Clerk of Court, Seth R. Keller Deceased. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Personal Representative: APOPKA/WEKIVA Tiffany Moore Russell, will sell to Florida Bar No.: 91751 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Natalie Astorga Plaintiff, the highest and best bidder for The Law Offi ce of NOTICE TO CREDITORS All other creditors of the 15660 Shorebird Lane Ph: 407-886-2777 -vs- cash at https://www.myorange Brandon J. Gibson, PLLC The administration of the decedent and other persons Winter Garden, FL 34787 ANGELA KIDD clerk.realforeclose.com/ on 3800 Inverrary Blvd., estate of Silvia C. Astorga, de- having claims or demands Defendant(s). March 4, 2021, at 11:00A.M. the Suite 401-T ceased, whose date of death against decedent’s estate Attorney for Personal Fax: 407-889-4121 NOTICE OF following described property as Lauderhill, Florida 33319 was March 18, 2019, is pend- must fi le their claims with this Representative: online at SALE PURSUANT TO set forth in said Order or Final Telephone: (754) 229-1151 ing in the Circuit Court for Or- court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Steven Sklar, Esq. theapopkachief.com or fl oridapublicnotices.com CHAPTER 45 Judgment, to wit: Facsimile: (866) 761-1555 ange County, Florida, Probate AFTER THE DATE OF THE Florida Bar No. 67276 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- PARCEL ID 09-20-28-1809- Counsel for Plaintiff Division; the address of which FIRST PUBLICATION OF Craig Donoff, P.A. EN pursuant to an Order of 00-070 COUNTRY SHIRE is 425 North Avenue, Suite THIS NOTICE. 6100 Glades Road, Suite 301 LEGALS CAN BE Final Judgment of Foreclosure 15/94 LOT 7 Publish: The Apopka Chief 355, Orlando, FL 32801. The ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Boca Raton, FL 33434 dated November 18, 2020, Property Address: February 5 and 12, 2021 names and addresses of the WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Telephone: (561) 451-8220 and an Order to Reschedule 334 Prevo Dr, 168051 personal representatives and ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- E-mail: FOUND ON PAGES the personal representative’s IDA STATUTES SECTION [email protected] attorney are set forth below. 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Publish: The Apopka Chief 7B - 10B All creditors of the dece- BARRED. February 5 and 12, 2021 dent and other persons having NOTWITHSTANDING 168054

STORAGE SENSE SELF STORAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Storage Sense Apopka Lo- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET cated at 2208 Stillwater Ave., Apopka, Florida 32703 Phone FOR ORANGE COUNTY, decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT copy of this notice is required MORE AFTER THE DECE- 407-703-8854 intends to sell the personal property described FLORIDA copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR FOR ORANGE COUNTY, to be served must fi le their DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS below to enforce a lien imposed on said property Under the PROBATE DIVISION to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- FLORIDA claims with this court ON OR BARRED. Florida Facility Act Statutes. The Sale shall take place online File No. 2021-CP-30 claims with this court ON OR DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS PROBATE DIVISION BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 The date of fi rst publication at www.lockerfox.com and closes on the 24th day of February Division 1 BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 BARRED. File No. 2021-CP-000155-O MONTHS AFTER THE TIME of this notice is February 5, 2021, at 5:00 P.M.. Property will be sold for cash only. Unit must MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publication Division Probate OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 2021. be cleaned out within 72 hours of purchase with a $100 cash IN RE: ESTATE OF OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- of this notice is February 5, TION OF THIS NOTICE OR cleaning Deposit. RICKY W MCCUISTON TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 2021. IN RE: ESTATE OF 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: Deceased. 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: JULIE LYNN SANBORN OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF MELISSA SANBORN Fernando Reyes-Fide Unit 1101 Personal Property OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Marilyn Ruth McCuiston Deceased. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 3211 Rouse Road #113 Robert Caldwell Unit 1102 Personal Property NOTICE TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 6212 Candlewood Lane All other creditors of the de- Orlando, Florida 32817 Joseph Bond Unit 1044 Personal Property The administration of the All other creditors of the Orlando, Florida 32809 NOTICE TO CREDITORS cedent and other persons hav- February 5 and 12, 2021 estate of Ricky W McCuis- decedent and other persons The administration of the ing claims or demands against Attorney for Personal 168043 ton, deceased, whose date having claims or demands Attorney for Personal estate of JULIE LYNN SAN- decedent’s estate must fi le Representative: of death was November 21, against decedent’s estate Representative: BORN, deceased, whose date their claims with this court STEPHANIE VOLLRATH 2020, is pending in the Cir- must fi le their claims with this Linda Drew Kingston of death was July 27, 2020, is WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Attorney Notice of Public Sale misc items. cuit Court for Orange County, court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Attorney pending in the Circuit Court THE DATE OF THE FIRST Florida Bar Number: 83355 In Accordance with Florida Lisbeth Sanchez: Florida, Probate Division, AFTER THE DATE OF THE Florida Bar Number: 135836 for Orange County, Florida, PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Vollrath Law PA State Statutes 83.805 and to tv, furniture, toys, the address of which is 425 FIRST PUBLICATION OF 515 N. Park Ave., Suite 202 Probate Division, the address TICE. 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 satisfy an operator’s lien, the futon, misc items. N. Orange Ave., Orlando, FL THIS NOTICE. Apopka, FL 32712 of which is 425 N Orange ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Oviedo, FL 32765 contents of the following units Melissa Williams: 32801. The names and ad- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Telephone: (407) 889-3933 Ave, Orlando, FL 32801. The WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Telephone: (407) 366-0087 will be sold on Lockerfox.com wheels, bike, totes, dresses of the personal rep- WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Fax: (407) 889-4826 names and addresses of the ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- Fax: (407) 264-6650 prior to the following sale date dvd, furniture, computer, resentative and the personal ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- E-Mail: personal representative and IDA STATUTES SECTION E-Mail: to the highest bidder. misc household items. representative’s attorney are IDA STATUTES SECTION [email protected] the personal representative’s 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER [email protected] Date: MARCH 5, 2021 Angela Brown: set forth below. 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Publish: The Apopka Chief attorney are set forth below. BARRED. Secondary E-Mail: Time: 2:00 PM furniture, boxes, totes, All creditors of the decedent BARRED. February 5 and 12, 2021 All creditors of the decedent N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G [email protected] At: Security Self Storage, misc items, speakers, and other persons having N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G 168055 and other persons having THE TIME PERIODS SET Publish: The Apopka Chief 12280 E Colonial Dr., bags, computer. claims or demands against FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM February 5 and 12, 2021 Orlando, FL 32826 Anthony Peters: decedent’s estate on whom a FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR 168060 Tenant’s Name Property - furniture, Christmas (miscellaneous household lights, ceiling tiles, items unless otherwise speci- misc household items, totes. fi ed) Tyree Briggs: Kenneth Russell Lemon: furniture, bed. bikes, golf clubs, boxes, Publish: The Apopka Chief IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dent and other persons having NOTWITHSTANDING tv, fi shing pole, furniture, February 5 and 12, 2021 IN THE NINTH JUDICIAL dent and other persons having N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G FOR ORANGE COUNTY, claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET totes, tools, fi shing gear, 168042 CIRCUIT COURT IN AND claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET FLORIDA decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FOR ORANGE COUNTY, decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR FLORIDA copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR PROBATE DIVISION to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT gal Advisor Shannon Gridley to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- FILE NO. 2020 CP 2603 claims with this court ON OR DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL Hesse, Petitioner's attorney, File No. 2020-CP-002373-O claims with this court WITHIN DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 BARRED. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 1250 W. South Street, Or- Division: THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS BARRED. IN RE: ESTATE OF MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publica- ORANGE COUNTY, lando, FL 32805, on or before PROBATE AFTER THE TIME OF THE The date of fi rst publica- Beatrice Spears Allen, OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- tion of this Notice is February FLORIDA FEBRUARY 26, 2021, and fi le FIRST PUBLICATION OF tion of this notice is February a/k/a Beatrice Lou Allen TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 5, 2021. CASE NO. 48-2020-CA- the original with the Clerk of IN RE: The Estate of THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS 5, 2021. Deceased. 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: 11691 this Court either before ser- NORMA R. ALI, AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Personal Repesentative: OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Jean Odum Draper DIVISION: 40 vice on Petitioner's attorney Deceased. VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Jennifer Greenwald NOTICE TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 16350 Cherry Tree Ct. or immediately thereafter; NOTICE ON THEM. 8646 Lewis River Road The administration of the All other creditors of the Clermont, FL 34714 IN RE: FORFEITURE OF otherwise a default will be en- NOTICE TO CREDITORS All other creditors of the Delray Beach, FL 33446 Estate of Beatrice Spears Al- decedent and other persons $72,941.00 U.S. CURRENCY tered against you for the relief The administration of the decedent and other persons len, deceased, whose date having claims or demands Attorney for Personal NOTICE OF ACTION demanded in the Petition for estate of Norma R. Ali, de- having claims or demands Attorney for of death was June 14, 2020, against the decedent’s estate Representative: TO: Final Judgment of Forfeiture. ceased, whose date of death against decedent’s estate Personal Representative: File Number 2020 CP 2603, is must fi le their claims with this Brett L. Swigert, Esquire Travis L. McCullough DATED this 19th day of was April 22, 2020, is pending must fi le their claims with this Lauren A. Vazquez pending in the Circuit Court for court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Florida Bar No. 0880493 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that January 2021. in the Circuit Court for Orange court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Florida Bar No. 106549 Orange County, Florida, Pro- AFTER THE DATE OF THE Brett L. Swigert, P.A. an action pursuant to the Flor- TIFFANY MOORE RUSSELL, County, Florida, Probate Divi- AFTER THE DATE OF THE Herold Law, P.A. bate Division, the address of FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1231 N. County Road 452 ida Contraband Forfeiture Act Clerk of the Court sion, the address of which is FIRST PUBLICATION OF 72 N.E. 5th Ave. which is 425 N Orange Ave # THIS NOTICE. Post Offi ce Box 680 has been fi led by the Orlando BY: Liz Yanira Gordian Olmo, 425 North Orange Avenue, THIS NOTICE. Delray Beach, FL 33483 340, Orlando, FL 32801. The ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Eustis, Florida 32727-0680 Police Department on the fol- Deputy Clerk Orlando, Florida 32801. The ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Cellphone: (201) 805-5598 names and addresses of the WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Telephone: (352) 357-0770 lowing property in Orange CIRCUIT COURT SEAL names and addresses of the WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS E-mail: personal representative and ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- Facsimile: (352) 357-0818 County, FL: $72,941.00 US Civil Division personal representative and SET FORTH IN SECTION [email protected] the personal representative’s IDA STATUTES SECTION Publish: The Apopka Chief Currency, seized on or about 425 N. Orange Avenue the personal representative’s 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Publish: The Apopka Chief attorney are set forth below. 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER February 5 and 12, 2021 10/12/2020 at or near Conley Room 350 attorney are set forth below. PROBATE CODE WILL FOR- February 5 and 12, 2021 All creditors of the dece- BARRED. 168045 St. & Avondale Ave., Orlando, Orlando, Florida 32801 All creditors of the dece- EVER BE BARRED. 168056 FL, Orange County. You are Publish: The Apopka Chief required to serve a copy of January 22, 29, February 5, your written defenses, if any, and 12, 2021 to Senior Orlando Police Le- 167973 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of this Court are required to THIS NOTICE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT below. THIS NOTICE. FOR ORANGE COUNTY, fi le their objections with this ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS IN AND FOR ORANGE All creditors of the dece- ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FLORIDA Court WITHIN THE LATER AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO COUNTY, FLORIDA dent and other persons having FILED WILL BE FOREVER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER FILED WILL BE FOREVER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT AFTER THE DATE OF THE claims or demands against BARRED. PROBATE DIVISION THE DATE OF THE FIRST BARRED. FOR ORANGE COUNTY, FIRST PUBLICATION OF PROBATE DIVISION decedent’s estate including The date of the fi rst Publica- File No. 2020-CP-001990-O PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- The date of the fi rst pub- FLORIDA THIS NOTICE. CASE NO. 2021-CP- unmatured, contingent or un- tion of this notice is February TICE OR THIRTY DAYS AF- lication of this Notice is Friday, PROBATE DIVISION ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 000162-O liquidated claims, on whom a 5, 2021. IN RE: ESTATE OF TER THE DATE OF SERVICE February 5, 2021. WITHIN THE TIME PERI- copy of this notice is served MARIE G. OUTING OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Petitioner: File No. 2021-CP-000285-O ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- IN RE: ESTATE OF within three months must fi le Personal Representative: Deceased. ON THEM. De-borah D. Division Probate IDA STATUTES SECTION MARTHA LEE BALDWIN their claims with this Court Mollie B. McBroom All creditors of the dece- Outing-Reese, 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER AKA LEE BALDWIN, WITHIN THE LATER OF 308 Woodleaf Drive NOTICE TO CREDITORS dent and other persons having Personal Representative IN RE: ESTATE OF BARRED. Deceased. THREE MONTHS AFTER Winter Springs, FL 32708 The administration of the claims or demands against 4751 Lantern Court JOHN CORBETT NOTWITHSTANDING THE DATE OF THE FIRST Estate of MARIE G. OUTING, decedent’s estate on whom a Lithonia, Georgia BLALOCK, JR. THE TIME PERIODS SET NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUBLICATION OF THIS Attorney For Personal whose date of death was May copy of this notice is served 30030 Deceased. FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM The administration of NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Representative 20, 2020, is pending in the Cir- within three months after the FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR the estate of MARTHA LEE AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Jennifer Beaman Clark, Esq. cuit Court for Orange County, date of the fi rst publication Attorney for Personal NOTICE TO CREDITORS MORE AFTER THE DECE- BALDWIN AKA LEE BALD- VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Florida Bar No. 98912 Florida, Probate Division (File of this notice must fi le their Representative: The administration of the DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS WIN, File Number 2021-CP- NOTICE ON THEM. MARVIN L. BEAMAN, JR., P.A No. 2020-CP-001990-O), the claims with this Court WITH- ANDRE T. YOUNG, estate of John Corbett Blalock, BARRED. 000162-O is pending in the All other creditors of the 605 N. Wymore Road address of which 425 N. Or- IN THE LATER OF THREE ESQ. FBN: 0058030 Jr., deceased, whose date of The date of fi rst publica- Circuit Court for Orange decedent and persons having Winter Park, Florida ange Avenue, Orlando, Florida MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Attorney for Personal death was January 14, 2021, tion of this notice is February County, Florida, Probate Divi- claims or demands against 32789-2893 32801. OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Representative: is pending in the Circuit Court 5, 2021. sion, the address of which is the decedent’s estate, includ- Tel. 407-628-4200 The Name and address TION OF THIS NOTICE OR The Young Law Firm for Orange County, Florida, Personal Representative: 425 S. Orange Avenue, Suite ing unmatured, contingent or Fax 407-740-8402 of Petitioner and the Peti- THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE of Florida, LLC Probate Division, the address RYAN BLALOCK 340, Orlando, FL 32802-4994. unliquidated claims, must fi le [email protected] tioner’s attorney are set forth DATE OF SERVICE OF A 1312 East Robinson Street of which is Clerk of the Circuit 204 Quayside Circle #501 The names and addresses of their claims with this Court below. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Orlando, FL 32801 Court, Probate Division, 425 Maitland, Florida 32751 the Personal Representative WITHIN THREE MONTHS Publish: The Apopka Chief ALL INTERESTED PER- THEM. Telephone: 407-422-4000 North Orange Avenue, Room and the Personal Represen- AFTER THE DATE OF THE February 5 and 12, 2021 SONS ARE HEREBY NOTI- All other creditors of the Fax: 888-767-9627 340, Orlando, Florida 32801. Attorney for Personal tative’s attorney are set forth FIRST PUBLICATION OF 168066 FIED THAT: decedent and persons having atyoung@younglawfl .com The names and addresses of Representative: All persons on whom this claims or demands against litcm@younglawfl .com the personal representative LAUREN Y. DETZEL notice is served who have the decedent’s estate must service@younglawfl .com and the personal representa- Florida Bar No. 253294 objections that challenge the fi le their claims with this court tive’s attorney are set forth BRIAN M. MALEC validity of the administration, WITHIN THREE MONTHS Publish: The Apopka Chief below. Florida Bar No. 41498 the qualifi cations of the peti- AFTER THE DATE OF THE February 5 and 12, 2021 All creditors of the dece- DEAN, MEAD, EGERTON, tioners, venue, or jurisdiction FIRST PUBLICATION OF 168044 dent and other persons having BLOODWORTH, claims or demands against CAPOUANO & IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the court. The 3 month time 732.2135(2), Florida Statutes, decedent’s estate on whom a BOZARTH, P.A. FOR ORANGE COUNTY, period may only be extended an election to take an elective copy of this notice is required 420 S. Orange Avenue, FLORIDA for estoppel based upon a share must be fi led on or before to be served must fi le their Suite 700 PROBATE DIVISION misstatement by the personal the earlier of the date that is 6 claims with this court ON OR P.O. Box 2346 File No. 2018-CP-002903-O representative regarding the months after the date of ser- BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 Orlando, Florida 32802-2346 Division 1 time period within which an vice of a copy of the notice of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DISNEY WORLD RESORT, OF ORANGE COUNTY, MONTHS AFTER THE TIME Telephone: (407) 841-1200 objection must be fi led. The time administration on the surviving THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- A LEASEHOLD CONDO- FLORIDA, AND SUBJECT OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Fax: (407) 423-1831 IN RE: ESTATE OF period may not be extended spouse, an agent under chap- CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE MINIUM (THE "CONDO- TO EASEMENTS AND TION OF THIS NOTICE OR Primary E-mail: ANTHONY GIOVANNI for any other reason, includ- ter 709, Florida Statutes, or a COUNTY, FLORIDA MINIUM") ACCORDING TO RESTRICTIONS OF REC- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE [email protected] GARCIA ing affi rmative representation, guardian of the property of the CASE NO.: 2020-CA- THE DECLARATION OF ORD. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Primary E-mail: Deceased. failure to disclose information, surviving spouse; or the date 006452-O CONDOMINIUM THEREOF The above property will be sold THIS NOTICE ON THEM. [email protected] NOTICE OF or misconduct by the personal that is 2 years after the date of CFBANK NATIONAL AS- AS RECORDED IN OF- on March 2, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. All other creditors of the Secondary E-mail: ADMINISTRATION representative or any other the decedent's death. SOCIATION, FICIAL RECORDS BOOK to the highest and best bidder decedent and other persons [email protected] (intestate) person. Unless sooner barred Under certain circumstanc- Plaintiff, 4361, PAGE 2551, PUBLIC for cash, via electronic sale at having claims or demands The administration of the by section 733.212(3), Florida es and by failing to contest the vs. RECORDS OF ORANGE https://www.myorange clerk.re- Publish The Apopka Chief against decedent’s estate estate of ANTHONY GIOVANNI Statutes, all objections to venue will, the recipient of the notice of ROSEANN HORVATH and C O U N T Y, F L O R I D A , alforeclose.com, in accordance February 5 and 12, 2021 must fi le their claims with this GARCIA, deceased, is pending or the jurisdiction of the court administration may be waiving RONALD F. HORVATH, AND ALL AMENDMENTS with § 45.031, Fla. Stat. 168081 court WITHIN 3 MONTHS in the Circuit Court for ORANGE must be fi led no later than his or her right to contest the Defendants. THERETO; SUBJECT TO Any person claiming an interest County, Florida, Probate Divi- the earlier of the entry of an validity of a trust or other writing NOTICE OF THAT CERTAIN GROUND in the surplus from the sale, if sion, the address of which order of fi nal discharge of the incorporated by reference into JUDICIAL SALE PURSUANT LEASE BY AND BETWEEN any, other than the property is 425 N. Orange Avenue, personal representative or 1 a will. TO §45.031, FLA. STAT. DVD AND LAKE BUENA owner as of the date of the Lis Orlando, Florida 32801. The year after service of the notice Personal Representative: To Defendants, ROSEANN VISTA COMMUNITIES, Pendens must fi le a claim within IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MINIUM, according to the fi le number for the estate is of administration. JACQUELINE QUEZADA HORVATH, RONALD F. HOR- INC., A DELAWARE COR- sixty (60) days after the sale. THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- Declaration of Condomin- 2018-CP-002903-O. The estate Persons who may be TABUTEAU VATH and all others whom it PORATION AUTHORIZED Dated January 28, 2021. CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE ium thereof, as recorded is intestate. entitled to exempt property 10641 Huntridge Road may concern: Notice is hereby TO DO BUSINESS IN THE Heidi M. Mitchell, Esq. COUNTY, FLORIDA in Offi cial Rec ords Book The names and addresses under section 732.402, Florida Orlando, Florida 32825 given that pursuant to the STATE OF FLORIDA, DAT- Florida Bar No. 0121988 CASE NO. 2021-CA- 6017 at Page 0143 in the of the personal representative Statutes, will be deemed to have Attorney for Final Judgment of Foreclosure ED OCTOBER 2, 1991, A [email protected] 000053-O Public Rec ords of Orange and the personal represen- waived their rights to claim that Personal Representative: entered on January 26, 2021, SHORT FORM OF WHICH [email protected] DIV NO.: 39 County, Florida, and any tative's attorney are set forth property as exempt property un- STEPHANIE VOLLRATH in Case No.: 2020-CA-006452- IS RECORDED IN OF- Michael C. Caborn, Esq. MARRIOTT RESORTS HOS- amendments thereof. below. The fiduciary lawyer less a petition for determination Florida Bar Number: 83355 O in the Circuit Court of the FICIAL RECORDS BOOK Florida Bar No. 0162477 PITALITY CORPORATION, a AND you are required - client privilege in section of exempt property is fi led by Attorney for Jacqueline Ninth Judicial Circuit In and 4361, PAGE 2537 OF [email protected] South Carolina Corporation, to serve a copy of your writ- 90.5021, Florida Statutes, such persons or on their behalf Quezada Tabuteau For Orange County, Florida, in THE PUBLIC RECORDS [email protected] Management Agent on behalf ten defenses, if any to the applies with respect to the on or before the later of the date Vollrath Law PA which CFBANK NATIONAL AS- OF ORANGE COUNTY, Winderweedle, Haines, of HAO CONDOMINIUM AS- complaint, upon EDWARD personal representative and that is 4 months after the date of 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 SOCIATION, is the Plaintiff, and FLORIDA; AND SUBJECT Ward & Woodman, P.A. SOCIATION, INC., a Florida M. FITZGERALD, ESQUIRE, any attorney employed by the service of a copy of the notice of Oviedo, FL 32765 ROSEANN HORVATH, et al., TO THAT CERTAIN MAS- PO Box 880 not for profi t corporation, and Holland & Knight LLP, 200 S. personal representative. administration on such persons Telephone: (407) 366-0087 are the Defen dants, the Orange TER DECLARATION OF Winter Park, Florida 32790 All Owners as Agent, Orange Avenue, Suite 2600, Any interested person on or the date that is 40 days after Fax: (407) 264-6650 County Clerk of the Court, will COVENANTS, CONDI- Phone (407) 423-4246 Plaintiff, Post Offi ce Box 1526, Orlando, whom a copy of the notice of the date of termination of any E-Mail: stephanie@ sell at public sale the following TIONS AND RESTRIC- Facsimile (407) 645-3728 vs. Florida 32802, attorneys for administration is served must proceedings involving the con- vollrath-law.com described real property located TIONS RECORDED IN OF- Attorneys for Plaintiff HELEN S. STARK, DE- the Plaintiff, on 03/18/2021 or fi le with the court, on or before struction, admission to probate, Secondary E-Mail: Matt@ in Orange County: FICIAL RECORDS BOOK Publish: The Apopka Chief CEASED, et al., before thirty (30) days from the date that is 3 months after or validity of the will or involving vollrath-law.com UNIT 17 OF THE DISNEY 4361, PAGE 2495 OF February 5 and 12, 2021 Defendants. the fi rst day of publication the date of service of a copy of any other matter affecting any VACATION CLUB AT WALT THE PUBLIC RECORDS 168053 NOTICE OF ACTION herein and fi le the original with the Notice of Administration on part of the exempt property. Publish: The Apopka Chief BY PUBLICATION AS TO the Clerk of the above-styled that person, any objection that Unless an extension is February 5 and 12, 2021 COUNT III Court either before service on challenges venue or jurisdiction granted pursuant to section 168058 TO THE FOLLOWING DEFEN- Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- DANT WHOSE RESIDENCE ately thereafter, otherwise a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Kensington Manor Home- ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IS UNKNOWN: default will be entered against OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL owners Association, Inc., are IN THIS PROCEEDING, YOU TO: you for the relief demanded in CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF Defendants, the Offi ce of Tiffany ARE ENTITLED, AT NO COST JODY KOPCHAK, DE- the complaint. FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Moore Russell, Orange County TO YOU, TO THE PROVISION CEASED, THE ESTATE DATED on this 29th day of ORANGE COUNTY, Clerk of the Court, will sell to OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. OF JODY KOPCHAK, DE- JANUARY, 2021. CIVIL DIVISION the highest and best bidder for PLEASE CONTACT, NINTH CEASED AND ANY UN- Tiffany Moore Russell CASE NO.: 2020-CA- cash beginning at 11:00 A.M. CIRCUIT COURT ADMINIS- KNOWN SPOUSES, HEIRS, Clerk of the Court 009326-O on-line at www.myorangeclerk. TRATION ADA COORDINA- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, BY: Ramona Velez EMBRACE HOME LOANS, realforeclose.com on the 29th TOR, ORANGE COUNTY ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, As Deputy Clerk INC., day of March, 2021, in ac- COURTHOUSE, 425 N. OR- CREDITORS, TRUSTEES CIRCUIT COURT SEAL Plaintiff, cordance with Section 45.031, ANGE AVENUE, SUITE 510, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS BY Civil Division YOU CAN VIEW vs. Florida Statutes, the following ORLANDO, FLORIDA. 32801, AND THROUGH, UNDER OR 425 N. Orange Avenue ALBERT B. FLOYDE; MAVA described property as set forth TELEPHONE (407) 836-2303, AGAINST, SAID DEFENDANT Room 350 A. FLOYDE; KENSINGTON in said Final Judgment, to wit: AT LEAST 7 DAYS BEFORE 129 HUMMOCK DRIVE Orlando, Florida 32801 MANOR HOMEOWNERS LOT 11, KENSINGTON YOUR SCHEDULED COURT ETNA, OHIO 43062-7909 If you are a person with ASSOCIATION, INC.; MANOR, ACCORDING APPEARANCE, OR IMME- The above named Defen- a disability who needs any UNKNOWN TENANT #1; TO THE MAP OR PLAT DIATELY UPON RECEIVING dant is believed to be dead, ac com modation in order to THE LEGAL PAGES UNKNOWN TENANT #2; THEREOF, AS RECORD- NOTIFICATION IF THE TIME and, if dead, the unknown participate in this proceed- ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN ED IN PLAT BOOK 56, BEFORE THE SCHEDULED spouses, heirs, devisees, ing, you are entitled, at no PARTIE(S) WHO ARE NOT PAGE(S) 92 THROUGH APPEARANCE IS LESS THAN grantees, assignees, lienors, cost to you, to the provision KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR 95, INCLUSIVE, OF THE 7 DAYS; IF YOU ARE HEAR- creditors, trustees, or other of certain assistance. Please ALIVE, WHETHER SAID PUBLIC RECORDS OF ING OR VOICE IMPAIRED, claimants, by, through under contact Court Administration at UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY ORANGE COUNTY, FLOR- CALL 711. or against said Defendant and at 425 North Orange Avenue, CLAIM AN INTEREST IDA. Dated this 19th day of Janu- all parties having or claiming Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, Property Address: ary, 2021. to have any right, title or inter- 32801, telephone (407) 836- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR 1512 Whitefriar Drive, Sokolof Remtulla, PLLC est in the property described 2303 within two (2) working OTHER CLAIMANTS, Ocoee, Florida 34761. By: Shafi n A. Remtulla, Esq. below. days of your receipt of this Defendants. together with all existing or Bar No. 64055 document. If hearing or www.theapopkachief. YOU ARE HEREBY NO- NOTICE OF subsequently erected or af- SOKOLOF REMTULLA, TIFIED of the institution of voice impaired, call 1-800- FORECLOSURE SALE fi xed buildings, improvements PLLC the above-styled foreclosure 955-8771. NOTICE OF SALE IS and fi xtures. 224 Datura Street, Suite 515 proceedings by the Plaintiff, THIS DOCUMENT IS AN AT- HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Any person claiming an West Palm Beach, Florida MARRIOTT RESORTS HOS- TEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT the Final Judgment of Fore- interest in the surplus funds from 33401 PITALITY CORPORATION, AND ANY INFORMATION com/public-notices closure entered on January 27, the sale, if any, other than the Telephone: 561-507-5252 upon the fi ling of a complaint OBTAINED WILL BE USED 2021, in Case No. 2020-CA- property owner as of the date Facsimile: 561-342-4842 to foreclose for other relief rela- FOR THAT PURPOSE. 009326-O of the Circuit Court of the lis pendens, must fi le a E-mail: pleadings@ tive to the following described HK#110528.0800 of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, in claim within sixty (60) days after fl oridalitlaw.com property: #4072340 and for Orange County, Florida, the sale. Counsel for Plaintiff COUNT III Publish: The Apopka Chief wherein Embrace Home Loans, IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH Publish: The Apopka Chief Unit Week 19*X in Unit February 5 and 12, 2021 Inc., is Plaintiff, and Albert B. A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS February 5 and 12, 2021 1410, in HAO CONDO- 168084 Floyde; Mava A. Floyde and ANY ACCOMMODATION IN 168052 Ph: 407-886-2777 • Fax: 407-889-4121 • www.theapopkachief.com

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POWER TOWING NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE SRT TOWING NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER SERVICES, INC. 1610 West Miller Ave FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME 440 METCALF AVE Public notice is hereby given that ACE TRANSPORTATION Orlando, FL 32806 LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT The Apopka Chief ORLANDO, FL 32811 SYSTEMS LLC, d/b/a ACE WRECKER, will hold a public 407-633-8450 TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, PUBLIC NOTICES TEL: 407-948-2338 sale at ACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS LLC, d/b/a ACE FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES TEL: 407-948-2283 WRECKER, 5601 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Ph: 407-886-2777 • Fax: 407-889-4121 FAX: 407-948-9498 32839. Pursuant to the laws of the state the following vehicles SRT TOWING gives Notice of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LEGALS CAN BE FOUND ON PAGES will be sold to the highest bidder. Sale Date: 2/17/2021 At 8AM Foreclosure of Lien and intent that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring NOTICE OF SALE to sell this vehicle on MARCH to engage in business under to engage in business under 7B - 10B OF MOTOR VEHICLE 1999 NISSAN VIN: 1N4DL01D2XC249778 08, 2021, @7AM at 72 West the fi ctitious name of the fi ctitious name of PURSUANT TO 2000 NISSAN VIN: 1N4DL01D0YC242443 Jersey Street, Orlando, Fl F.S. 713.78 (5) 2005 DODGE VIN: 1D7HA18D95S183686 32805, 407-633-8450, pur- ABA, LLC Freddie King There will be a sale of the 2014 DODGE VIN: 2C3CDXCT1EH102575 suant to subsection 713.78 following vehicles located at of the Florida Statutes. SRT located at 7600 Dr. Phillips located at 3072 Pinenut Drive, 440 Metcalf Ave, Orlando, FL Terms of the sale are cash and no checks are accepted. Seller TOWING reserves the right Blvd., Bay 158, in the County in the County of Orange in the 32811. DATE OF SALE: reserves the right to fi nal bid. All sales are fi nal. No refunds will to accept or reject any and/or of Orange in the City of Orlan- City of Apopka Florida 32712, FEBRUARY 25th, 2021 be made. Sale auto will be sold “as-is” with no guarantee. all bids. do Florida 32819, intends to intends to register the above STATE OF FLORIDA at 9 AM DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION February 5, 2021 register the above said name said name with the Division NOTICE OF APPLICATION 168073 2003 FORD E350 with the Division of Corpora- of Corporations of the Florida 2012 DODGE CVN VAN WHITE tions of the Florida Depart- Department of State, Tallahas- STATION WAGON WHITE VIN# 1FTSE34L23HA82786 ment of State, Tallahassee, see, Florida. The Department of Environmental Protection announces receipt VIN# 2C4RDGBG5CR402380 of an application for a new permit from the City of Apopka (748 February 5, 2021 Florida. Dated at Apopka, Florida, this E. Cleveland St., Apopka, FL; Attn: Jeffrey Weatherford, Public 168088 Dated at Orlando, Florida, this 25th day of January, 2021. Tow company reserves the 3rd day of February, 2021. Services Director) to operate a new Distributed Wastewater right to withdraw said vehicles Treatment System (DWTS). The proposed project consists of Federica L. King from auction. For more info, SYMAA LLC individual treatment units within the City of Apopka, Orange or inquiries, call 407-948-2338 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE County. The fi rst unit is located at 220 Coral Hills Road, ON FEBRUARY 16, 2021 AT 7:00 O’CLOCK AM AT JOHN- Publish: The Apopka Chief February 5, 2021 Publish: The Apopka Chief February 5, 2021 Apopka, at latitude 28º64’49.9” N, longitude 81º50’51.8” W. 168078 SON’S WRECKER SERVICE, INC., 580 WILMER AVE., OR- The Department has assigned permit fi le number FLAB07192- LANDO, FLORIDA 32808, TELEPHONE 407-293-2540, THE February 5, 2021 168092 001- DW3T/NP to the proposed project. FOLLOWING VEHICLE (S) WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH. SOME 168086 OF THE VEHICLES POSTED MAY HAVE ALREADY BEEN RE- This application is being processed and is available for public LEASED AND NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SALVAGE SALE. inspection during normal business hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 NOTICE UNDER p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal holidays, at the FICTITIOUS NAME YEAR MAKE VIN# 2007 HONDA 1HGFA16537L006224 Department’s Central District Offi ce, 3319 Maguire Blvd, Suite LAW PURSUANT 2005 MITSUBISHI 4A3AB36F15E038842 232, Orlando, Florida 32803-3767, at phone number (407)897- TO SECTION 865.09, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF representative’s attorney are IN FLORIDA STATUTES 2003 HER CHEE RFLDT05C03A004140 4100 or by email [email protected]. FLORIDA STATUTES THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- set forth below. SECTION 733.702 WILL 2002 BUICK 1G4CW54K524137155 CUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE All creditors of the dece- BE FOREVER BARRED. 2009 PONTIAC 1G2ZJ57K294266526 Publish: The Apopka Chief NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY, FLORIDA dent and other persons having N O T W I T H S T A N D I N G 2012 NISSAN 1N4AL2APXCN504183 February 5, 2021 that the undersigned, desiring claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET 2006 BMW WBAVB33536KR78849 168067 to engage in business under File No. 2020-CP-001478-O decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM 2005 HONDA 1HGCM56425A155614 the fi ctitious name of Division: copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR 2007 INFINITI JNKBV61E07M700383 PROBATE DIVISION to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- 2006 BUICK 2G4WC582461253867 housd claims with this court ON OR DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE 2006 HONDA 1HGCM56456A114637 IN RE: ESTATE OF BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 BARRED. BARTLETT TOWING INC gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien 2006 DODGE 1D4HD48NX6F148566 MICHAEL JOSEPH MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publica- located at 800 N Magnolia 2018 FORD 1FT7W2BT9JEC60806 and intent to sell these vehicles on FEBRUARY 16, 2021, Ave #1200, in the County of YANUSITIS JR. OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- tion of this notice is February 08:30 am at 2252 APOPKA BLVD STE B APOPKA, FL 32703- 2007 TOYOTA 5TDZK22C17S022973 Deceased. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 5, 2021. Orange in the City of Orlando 2010 CHEVROLET 2G1WB5EK7A1134045 7797, pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Florida 32803, intends to reg- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Michael Yanusitis. BARTLETT TOWING INC reserves the right to accept or reject 2000 VOLVO YV1TS94D1Y1127249 NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Personal Representative ister the above said name with 2002 CHRYSLER 3C8FY68B52T213977 any and/or all bids. the Division of Corporations The administration of the THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 1012 McCully Ct. estate of Michael, Jr. Joseph All other creditors of the Oviedo, FL 32765 of the Florida Department of TERMS OF THE SALE ARE CASH. NO CHECKS WILL BE 1D7HE22K46S580547 2006 DODGE State, Tallahassee, Florida. Yanusitis, deceased, whose decedent and other persons 5GADS13S952316881 2005 BUICK ACCEPTED. SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO FINAL date of death was May 4, having claims or demands Michael Singh, Esq. Dated at Orlando, Florida, this BID. ALL SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE. February 5, 2021 1 day of February, 2021. 2020, is pending in the Cir- against decedent’s estate SSM Law Group 168076 VEHICLE(S)/ VESSEL(S) ARE SOLD “AS IS”, “WHERE IS”, cuit Court for Orange County, must fi le their claims with this Florida Bar No.:1015644 WITH NO GUARANTEES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. Frank Wells, Florida, Probate Division, the court WITHIN 3 MONTHS 1950 Lee Rd., Ste. 110 February 5, 2021 address of which is 425 North AFTER THE DATE OF THE Winter Park, FL 32789 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Central Florida 168080 Regional Housing Trust, Inc. Orange Avenue, Orlando, FIRST PUBLICATION OF P: (407) 900-3568 BARTLETT TOWING INC gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien Florida 32801. The names and THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS Publish: The Apopka Chief and intent to sell these vehicles on FEBRUARY 19, 2021, Publish: The Apopka Chief addresses of the personal rep- NOT FILED WITHIN THE February 5 and 12, 2021 08:30 am at 2252 APOPKA BLVD STE B APOPKA, FL 32703- resentative and the personal TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 168090 7797, pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. February 5, 2021 BARTLETT TOWING INC reserves the right to accept or reject 168064 any and/or all bids.

1FAFP53225A239721 2005 FORD NOTICE OF CUSTOMER NAME/ TV/Stereo Equipment; 1G1PJ5SC9C7158048 2012 CHEVROLET PUBLIC AUCCTION INVENTORY Kids Bike 1GNDS13S372288309 2007 CHEVROLET In accordance with the provi- SHENIKA ENGRAM CHARISMA CYPRIAN 1HGCG56792A126138 2002 HONDA sions of State law, there be- Household Goods/ Furniture Household Goods/ Furniture; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, the personal representative’s THIS NOTICE. 1HGEJ6678YL035049 2000 HONDA ing due and unpaid charges BRIONICA GREEN TV/Stereo Equipment; IN AND FOR ORANGE attorney are set forth below. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS 2FALP74W0PX200779 1993 FORD for which the undersigned is Household Goods/ Furniture Kids Bike COUNTY, FLORIDA ALL INTERESTED PER- AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO 4T1BE32K64U263050 2004 TOYOTA entitled to satisfy an owner WINDY LORTHE BARBARA KELLY PROBATE DIVISION SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: FILED WILL BE FOREVER KNADH4A3XB6930365 2011 KIA and/or manager’s lien of the Household Goods/ Furniture Tools/Appliances; All creditors of the dece- BARRED. WDBSK75F96F117735 2006 MERCEDES-BENZ goods hereinafter described DONNS HOWARD ERLENE BRINSON CASE NO.: 2020-CP- dent and other persons having February 5, 2021 and stored at the Life Storage Household Goods/ Furniture; Household Goods/ Furniture; 001451-O claims or demands against The date of the fi rst publi- 168077 #077, 4066 Silver Star Road TV/Stereo Equipment TV/Stereo Equipment; decedent’s estate, including cation of this Notice is Febru- Orlando, FL 32808 (407) 298- NIDER JOSEPH Tools/Appliances; Boxes, IN RE: ESTATE OF unmatured, contingent or un- ary 5, 2021. 9451. Household Goods/ Sporting Goods, CARLOS ALEJANDRO HER- liquidated claims, on whom a Personal Landscaping Equip, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE And, due notice having been Furniture; Clothes NANDEZ-NOPALTECATL, copy of this notice is served Representative: Account Records, ON FEBRUARY 16, 2021 AT 7:00 O’CLOCK AM AT JOHN- given, to the owner of said JEFF JONES Deceased. must fi le their claims with this Adriana Elizabeth Castro- Musical Instruments, SON’S WRECKER SERVICE 7777 NARCOOSSEE ROAD property and all parties known Household Goods/ Furniture Court WITHIN THE LATER Herrera Ministry Records, Clothing ORLANDO, FL 32822, TELEPHONE 407-293-2540, THE FOL- to claim an interest therein, JASMINE DONES NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THREE MONTHS AFTER 2650 Breezy Meadow THADEUS KING LOWING VEHICLE (S) WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH. SOME OF and the time specifi ed in such Household Goods/ Furniture The administration of THE DATE OF THE FIRST Road Tires, Clothes THE VEHICLES POSTED MAY HAVE ALREADY BEEN RE- notice for payment of such ASHLEY PERRY the estate of CARLOS ALE- PUBLICATION OF THIS Apopka, FL 32712 JAMES BUCKLEY LEASED AND NOT ELIGIBLE FOR SALVAGE SALE. having expired, the goods will Household Goods/ Furniture; JANDRO HERNANDEZ- NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS be sold to the highest bidder TV/Stereo Equipment; Household Goods/ Furniture NOPALTECATL, deceased, AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Attorney for Personal Offi ce Furniture/ ALEXIS ALBANESE YEAR MAKE VIN# or otherwise disposed of at whose date of death was April VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Representative: Machines/Equipment Household Goods/ Furniture TRAILER N0VINXXXXXXXXXXXX a public auction to be held 15, 2019 and whose social NOTICE ON THEM. Scott Rosen, Esquire SHAQUITA LEGGETT Publish: The Apopka Chief NAUTIQUE N0VINXXXXXXXXXXXX online at www.StorageTrea- security number is NONE, is All other creditors of the Fla. Bar #747777 Household Goods/ Furniture January 29 and 2003 INFINITI JNRBS08W43X404748 sures.com, which will end on pending in the Circuit Court decedent and persons having 1919 NE. 45th Street CHARISMA CYPRIAN February 5, 2021 2014 DODGE 3C4PDCBG5ET192203 Monday, February 22, 2021 for Orange County, Florida, claims or demands against Suite 114 Household Goods/ Furniture; 168007 1994 HONDA 2HGEJ2126RH527761 @ 10:00 AM Probate Division, the address the decedent’s estate must Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308 2000 TRADEWINDS CBA84264M76L of which is 425 N. Orange fi le their claims with this court Tel. (954) 915-0510 1999 FREIGHTLINER 1FV6HFAA2XHB08586 Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801. WITHIN THREE MONTHS Publish: The Apopka Chief 2015 DODGE 2C3CDZBG7FH822979 The name and address of the AFTER THE DATE OF THE February 5 and 12, 2021 1997 BMW WBABE7324VEY21223 personal representative and FIRST PUBLICATION OF 168082 2002 FORD 1FTRW08L62KB41926

Terms of the sale are cash. No checks will be accepted. Seller reserves the right to fi nal bid. All sales are fi nal. No refunds will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT copy of this notice is required DATE OF DEATH IS BARR- be made. Vehicle(s)/ vessel(s) are sold “as is”, “where is”, with FOR ORANGE COUNTY, to be served must fi le their ED. no guarantees, either expressed or implied. FLORIDA claims with this court ON OR Respectfully submitted IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF claims or demands against the THE TIME PERIODS SET February 5, 2021 PROBATE DIVISION BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 this 3rd day of November THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM 168079 File No. 2020-CP-002788-O MONTHS AFTER THE TIME Hunt Club Law Firm CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Division_____ OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- COUNTY, FLORIDA to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- TION OF THIS NOTICE OR The date of fi rst publication CASE NO.: 2021-CP- claims with this court WITHIN DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS IN RE: ESTATE OF 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE of this notice is February 5, 000207-O THE LATER OF THREE (3) BARRED. NOTICE OF SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE MILTON WYCLIFF BOWEN OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 2021. PROBATE DIVISION MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publication Pursuant to Florida Statute 713.585, Mid-Florida Lien And Deceased. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF of this notice is January 29, Title Service, LLC. will sell at public sale for cash the follow- All other creditors of the dece- Wycliff Bowen IN RE: THE ESTATE OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 2021. ing described vehicle(s) located at lienor’s place to satisfy a NOTICE TO CREDITORS dent and other persons having 6405 Summer- EVANGELINA T. LAZO, (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE ISAAC FERMIN TUAZON claim of lien. 2017 Mitsubishi VIN: JA4AZ3A39HZ021550. Lien The administration of the claims or demands against Sweet Drive Deceased. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Personal Representative Amt: $5119.54. Lienor/Usacar Auo Sales LLC 204 N Tampa estate of MILTON WYCLIFF decedent’s estate must fi le Clinton, Maryland 20735 THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Ave Orlando, FL 407-601-3026. 2013 Dodg VIN: 1C3CDF- BOWEN, deceased, whose their claims with this court NOTICE TO CREDITORS All other creditors of the de- GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, BA1DD304807. Lien Amt: $825.00. Lienor/Unity Auto Sales & date of death was September WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER BY: /s/ Joan E. Martin The administration of the cedent and other persons hav- ESQUIRE Collision Inc 1335 W Washington St Orlando, FL 321-945-4263. 22, 2019, is pending in the Cir- THE DATE OF THE FIRST JOAN E. MARTIN, estate of EVANGELINA T. ing claims or demands against Florida Bar No.: 350605 2013 Chev VIN: 1G1JC5SH4D4150826. Lien Amt: $1498.62. cuit Court for Orange County, PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- ESQUIRE LAZO, deceased, whose date decedent’s estate must fi le GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, P.A. Lienor/Florida Auto Service, Inc 8135 N Orange Blossom Trl Florida, Probate Division, the TICE. Attorney for Petitioner of death was July 6, 2020, is their claims with this court 1511 East State Orlando, FL 407-822-0744. 1972 BMW VIN: 2532593. Lien address which is 425 N. Or- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Fla. Bar No.: 948578 pending in the Circuit Court for WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS Road 434, Suite 2049 Amt: $14199.00. Lienor/BP Equipment Services Inc 118 Ring ange Ave #340, Orlando, FL WITHIN THE TIME PERI- 8362 Pines Blvd. Suite 427 Orange County, Florida, Pro- AFTER THE DATE OF THE Winter Springs, FL 32708 Rd Orlando, FL 407-437-3587. 2013 BMW VIN: WBAFR9C52D- 32801. The name and address ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 bate Division, the address of FIRST PUBLICATION OF Phone: (407) 699-1110 DX79652. Lien Amt: $905.00. Lienor/Optimum Car Care. LLC of the personal representative IDA STATUTES SECTION Tel. (954) 376-3186 which is 425 N. Orange Ave- THIS NOTICE. Email: 1322 Grand St Orlando, FL 407-810-8368. 2014 Intl VIN: 3HSD- and the personal representa- 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Cell (954) 804-9058 nue, #340, Orlando, FL 32801. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED [email protected] JSJR2EN759486. Lien Amt: $1030.00. Lienor/Bus & Truck Re- tive’s attorney are set forth BARRED. E-Mail Address: The name and address of the WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Attorney for pairs Inc 780 Thorpe Rd Orlando, FL 321-663-0435. Sale Date: below. NOTWITHSTANDING THE joan.martin@ personal representative and SET FORTH IN SECTION Personal Representative February 22, 2021, 10:00 AM. At Mid Florida Lien & Title Service All creditors of the decedent TIME PERIODS SET FORTH huntclublawfi rm.com the personal representative’s 733.702, FLORIDA STAT- Publish: The Apopka Chief LLC. 3001 Aloma Ave. Winter Park FL 32792. Said vehicle(s) and other persons having ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Publish: The Apopka Chief attorney are set forth below. UTES, WILL BE FOREVER January 29 and may be redeemed by satisfying the lien prior to sale date. You claims or demands against TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE February 5 and 12, 2021 All creditors of the dece- BARRED. February 5, 2021 have the right to a hearing at any time prior to sale date by fi ling decedent’s estate on whom a AFTER THE DECEDENT’S 168057 dent and other persons having N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G 168013 a demand for hearing in the circuit court. Owner has the right to recover possession of vehicle by posting a bond in accordance with F.S. 559.917. Any proceeds in excess of the amount of the lien will be deposited with the Clerk of Circuit Court in the county where the vehicle is held. February 5, 2021 168075 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT decedent’s estate on whom a FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT decedent’s estate on whom a FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR FOR ORANGE COUNTY, copy of this notice is required MORE AFTER THE DECE- FOR ORANGE COUNTY, copy of this notice is required MORE AFTER THE DECE- FLORIDA to be served must fi le their DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS NOTICE OF Monday February 22, 2021 FLORIDA to be served must fi le their DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS PROBATE DIVISION claims with this court ON OR BARRED. PUBLIC AUCTION @ 10 AM PROBATE DIVISION claims with this court ON OR BARRED. BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 The date of fi rst publication In accordance with the provi- Customer Name Inventory File No. 2020-CP-003414-O BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 The date of fi rst publication File No. 2020-CP-002759-O MONTHS AFTER THE TIME of this notice is February 5, sions of State law, there be- Malcolm Lennox Alexis Division Probate MONTHS AFTER THE TIME of this notice is February 5, Division Probate OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 2021. ing due and unpaid charges Hsld gds/Furn OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 2021. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR Personal Representative: for which the undersigned is Anthony J Rodriguez IN RE: ESTATE OF TION OF THIS NOTICE OR Personal Representative: IN RE: ESTATE OF 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE DICK K. GILES entitled to satisfy an owner Hsld gds/Furn; RONALD CLAYTON SPAIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE PHILLIP MICHAEL SPAIN DEBORAH LYN GILES OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 4813 Burgundy Lane and/or manager’s lien of the Clothes and Boxes. Deceased. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 598 North Division Street Deceased. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Orlando, Florida 32808 goods hereinafter described MEP Nationwide THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Oviedo, Florida 32765 All other creditors of the de- and stored at the Life Storage Equip. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All other creditors of the de- NOTICE TO CREDITORS cedent and other persons hav- Attorney for Personal #8302, 13450 Landstar Blvd Tawana Jones The administration of the cedent and other persons hav- Attorney for Personal The administration of the ing claims or demands against Representative: Orlando, FL 32824 (407) 601- Hsld gds/Furn estate of RONALD CLAYTON ing claims or demands against Representative: estate of DEBORAH LYN decedent’s estate must fi le STEPHANIE VOLLRATH 4169. Syeda Nausheen SPAIN, deceased, whose date decedent’s estate must fi le STEPHANIE VOLLRATH GILES, deceased, whose date their claims with this court Attorney And, due notice having been Hsld gds/Furn, Tools/ of death was November 11, their claims with this court Attorney of death was April 8, 2019, is WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Florida Bar Number: 83355 given, to the owner of said Applnces, Off Furn / 2020, is pending in the Cir- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Florida Bar Number: 83355 pending in the Circuit Court THE DATE OF THE FIRST Vollrath Law PA property and all parties known Mach/Equip. cuit Court for Orange County, THE DATE OF THE FIRST Vollrath Law PA for Orange County, Florida, PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 to claim an interest therein, Renard Lynn Manley Florida, Probate Division, the PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 Probate Division, the address TICE. Oviedo, FL 32765 and the time specifi ed in such Hsld gds/Furn address of which is 425 N Or- TICE. Oviedo, FL 32765 of which is 425 N Orange ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Telephone: (407) 366-0087 notice for payment of such Kara Siegfried ange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Telephone: (407) 366-0087 Ave, Orlando, FL 32801. The WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Fax: (407) 264-6650 having expired, the goods will Hsld gds/Furn; The names and addresses of WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Fax: (407) 264-6650 names and addresses of the ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- E-Mail: be sold to the highest bidder TV/Stereo Equip the personal representative ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- E-Mail: personal representative and IDA STATUTES SECTION [email protected] or otherwise disposed of at Publish: The Apopka Chief and the personal representa- IDA STATUTES SECTION [email protected] the personal representative’s 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Secondary E-Mail: a public auction to be held January 29 and tive’s attorney are set forth 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Secondary E-Mail: attorney are set forth below. BARRED. [email protected] online at www.StorageTrea- February 5, 2021 below. BARRED. [email protected] All creditors of the decedent N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G Publish: The Apopka Chief sures.com, which will end on 167998 All creditors of the decedent N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G Publish: The Apopka Chief and other persons having THE TIME PERIODS SET February 5 and 12, 2021 and other persons having THE TIME PERIODS SET February 5 and 12, 2021 claims or demands against FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM 168059 claims or demands against FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM 168061

IN THE COUNTY COURT CHASER TO PAY FOR IN AND FOR DEED. ORANGE COUNTY, FLORIDA as the property of the above IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MARRIOTT OWNERSHIP Holland & Knight LLP, 200 S. CASE NO.: 2019-CC- named defendant, of ROYAL THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- RESORTS, INC., upon the fi ling Orange Avenue, Suite 2600, 11664-O KING ENTERPRISES, LLC, CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE of a complaint to foreclose for Post Offi ce Box 1526, Orlando, and that on the 16th day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF C/O FRANKLIN D. HUGHES, the Plaintiff, on 03/18/2021 or COUNTY, FLORIDA other relief relative to the follow- Florida 32802, attorneys for the SUFL CHARTERED, a Flori- February 2021, beginning at THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- ATTORNEY before thirty (30) days from CASE NO.: 2021-CA- ing described property: Plaintiff, on or before thirty da limited liability company, ten thirty o’clock in the fore- CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE 2300 WINDY RIDGE PARK- the fi rst day of publication 000194-O COUNT VI (30) days from the fi rst day d/b/a ForsterBoughman, noon or soon there-after on COUNTY, FLORIDA WAY, SE, UNIT 375 herein and fi le the original with DIV NO.: 39 4 Interests (numbered for of publication herein and fi le Plaintiff, said day at Civil Process CASE NO. 2020-CA- ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30339 the Clerk of the above-styled MARRIOTT OWNERSHIP administrative purposes: the original with the Clerk of vs. Unit, 425 North Orange Av- 012909-O The above named Defen- Court either before service on RESORTS, INC. 717502 & 717503 & 717504 the above-styled Court either MICHAEL DAVIS and enue, Room 240, Orlando, DIV NO.: 37 dants are believed to be dead, Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- Plaintiff, & 717505 ) in the MVC Trust before service on Plaintiff's ROYAL KING ENTERPRIS- Florida 32801, in Orange MARRIOTT RESORTS HOS- and, if dead, the unknown ately thereafter, otherwise a vs. ("Trust") evidenced for attorney or immediately there- ES, LLC, a Florida limited County, Florida. I will offer for PITALITY CORPORATION, a spouses, heirs, devisees, default will be entered against ALBERT C. LESTER, et al., administrative, assess- after, otherwise a default will be liability company, sale and sell to the highest South Carolina Corpora- grantees, assignees, lienors, you for the relief demanded in Defendants. ment and ownership pur- entered against you for the relief Defendant, bidder at hand for cash on tion, Management Agent on creditors, trustees, or other the complaint. NOTICE OF ACTION BY poses by 1000 Points (250 demanded in the complaint. demand the above described behalf of GRANDE VISTA claimants, by, through under DATED on this 29TH day of PUBLICATION AS TO Points for each Interest), DATED on this 29 day of NOTICE OF property of said defendant, OF ORLANDO CONDO- or against said Defendant and JANUARY, 2021. COUNT VI which Trust was created January, 2021. SHERIFF’S SALE to satisfy said Judgment and MINIUM ASSOCIATION, all parties having or claiming Tiffany Moore Russell TO THE FOLLOWING DEFEN- pursuant to and further Tiffany Moore Russell NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Writ of Execution. Prospective INC., a Florida not for profi t to have any right, title or inter- Clerk of the Court DANT WHOSE RESIDENCE IS described in that certain Clerk of the Court EN, that I, JOHN W. MINA, bidders may register the day corporation, and All Owners est in the property described BY: Ramona Velez UNKNOWN: MVC Trust Agreement BY: Allison Waters, as Sheriff of Orange County, of the sale between the hours as Agent, below. As Deputy Clerk TO: dated March 11, 2010, As Deputy Clerk Florida, under and by virtue 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Plaintiff, YOU ARE HEREBY NO- CIRCUIT COURT SEAL YVONNE A. BROOKS, DE- executed by and among CIRCUIT COURT SEAL of a Judgment and Writ of Ex- Civil Process Unit, 425 North vs. TIFIED of the institution of Civil Division CEASED, AND THE ESTATE First American Trust, FSB, Civil Division ecution, therein issued out of Orange Avenue, Room 240, LAWRENCE P. TURCO, the above-styled foreclosure 425 N. Orange Avenue OF YVONNE A. BROOKS, a federal savings bank, 425 N. Orange Avenue the above entitled Court in the Orlando, Florida 32801. et al., proceedings by the Plaintiff, Room 350 DECEASED, AND ANY UN- solely as trustee of Land Room 350 above styled cause, dated the Defendants. MARRIOTT RESORTS HOS- Orlando, Florida 32801 KNOWN SPOUSES, HEIRS, Trust No. 1082-0300-00, Orlando, Florida 32801 11th day of March, 2020, and In accordance with the Ameri- NOTICE OF ACTION PITALITY CORPORATION, If you are a person with DEVISEES, GRANTEES, (a.k.a MVC Trust), Marriott If you are a person with have levied upon the following cans with Disabilities Act, BY PUBLICATION AS TO upon the fi ling of a complaint a disability who needs any ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, Ownership Resorts, Inc., a disability who needs any described real property, situat- persons needing a special COUNT II to foreclose for other relief rela- ac com modation in order to CREDITORS, TRUSTEES a Delaware corporation, ac com modation in order to ed, lying and being in Orange accommodation to participate TO THE FOLLOWING DE- tive to the following described participate in this proceed- OR OTHER CLAIMANTS BY and MVC Trust Owners participate in this proceed- County, Florida, to-wit: in this proceeding should con- FENDANTS WHOSE RESI- property: ing, you are entitled, at no AND THROUGH, UNDER OR Association, Inc., a Florida ing, you are entitled, at no Any and all of the right, title tact Eric Nieves, Civil Process DENCE ARE UNKNOWN: COUNT II cost to you, to the provision AGAINST, SAID DEFEN- corporation not-for-profi t, cost to you, to the provision and interest of ROYAL KING Sales Coordinator not later TO: Unit Week 20 in Unit of certain assistance. Please DANT as such agreement may of certain assistance. Please ENTERPRISES, LLC, in and than seven days prior to the JOSEPH L. ROBERTS, JR., 6410, in GRANDE VISTA contact Court Administration PO BOX 478 be amended and supple- contact Court Administration to the following described real proceeding at Orange County DECEASED CONDOMINIUM, accord- at 425 North Orange Avenue, SICKLERVILLE, NJ mented from time to time at 425 North Orange Avenue, property, to-wit: Sheriff’s Offi ce, at the address C/O FRANKLIN D. HUGHES, ing to the Declaration of Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida 08081-0478 ("Trust Agreement"), a Suite 2130, Orlando, Florida given on notice. Telephone: ATTORNEY Condominium thereof, 32801, telephone (407) 836- The above named Defen- memorandum of which 32801, telephone (407) 836- Lot 8, The Pines of Wekiva (407)836-4570; If hearing im- 2300 WINDY RIDGE PARK- as recorded in Offi cial 2303 within two (2) working dant is believed to be dead, is recorded in Official 2303 within two (2) working Section II, Phase 1 Tract paired 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) WAY, SE, UNIT 375 Rec ords Book 5114 at days of your receipt of this and, if dead, the unknown Records Book 10015, page days of your receipt of this E, according to the Plat or Voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30339 Page 1488 in the Pub- document. If hearing or spouses, heirs, devisees, 4176, Public Records of document. If hearing or thereof as recorded in Plat via Florida Relay Service. ESTHER W. ROBERTS, lic Rec ords of Orange voice impaired, call 1-800- grantees, assignees, lienors, Orange County, Florida voice impaired, call 1-800- Book 27, Page 118, of the DECEASED, THE ESTATE County, Florida, and any 955-8771. creditors, trustees, or other ("Trust Memorandum"). 955-8771. Public Records of Orange JOHN W. MINA, OF ESTHER W. ROBERTS, amendments thereof. THIS DOCUMENT IS AN AT- claimants, by, through under The Interests shall have a THIS DOCUMENT IS AN AT- County, Florida; with a AS SHERIFF DECEASED AND ANY UN- AND you are required TEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT or against said Defendant and Use Year Commencement TEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT physical address of 1380 Orange County, Florida KNOWN SPOUSES, HEIRS, to serve a copy of your writ- AND ANY INFORMATION all parties having or claiming Date of January 1, 2015 AND ANY INFORMATION Foxforrest Cir, Apopka, FL BY: Sgt. Mark Garcia DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ten defenses, if any to the OBTAINED WILL BE USED to have any right, title or inter- (subject to Section 3.5 of OBTAINED WILL BE USED 32712. SOLD AS IS AND As Deputy Sheriff ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, complaint, upon EDWARD FOR THAT PURPOSE. est in the property described the Trust Agreement). FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITH NO WARRANTY. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES M. FITZGERALD, ESQUIRE, HK#110523.1956 below. AND you are required HK#126435.4574 SUBJECT TO ALL TAX- Publish: The Apopka Chief OR OTHER CLAIMANTS BY Holland & Knight LLP, 200 S. #1821281 YOU ARE HEREBY NO- to serve a copy of your writ- #100211931 MD ES, JUDGMENTS, LIENS January 15, 22, 29, and AND THROUGH, UNDER Orange Avenue, Suite 2600, Publish: The Apopka Chief TIFIED of the institution of ten defenses, if any to the Publish: The Apopka Chief OF RECORD OR OTHER February 5, 2021 OR AGAINST, SAID DEFEN- Post Offi ce Box 1526, Orlando, the above-styled foreclosure complaint, upon EDWARD February 5 and 12, 2021 ENCUMBRANCES. PUR- 167948 February 5 and 12, 2021 DANT Florida 32802, attorneys for 168085 proceedings by the Plaintiff, M. FITZGERALD, ESQUIRE, 168083 The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021 Page 9B

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NOTICE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT claims or demands against TIME PERIOD SET FORTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dent and other persons having NOTWITHSTANDING PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE OF FOR ORANGE COUNTY, decedent’s estate, on whom a ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FOR ORANGE COUNTY, claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET In accordance with the provi- PUBLIC AUCTION FLORIDA copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR FLORIDA decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM sions of State law, there be- In accordance with the provi- PROBATE DIVISION to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- PROBATE DIVISION copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR ing due and unpaid charges sions of State law, there be- File Number 2021-CP- claims with this Court WITHIN DENTS DATE OF DEATH IS to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- for which the undersigned is ing due and unpaid charges 000195-O THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS BARRED. File No. 2021-CP-000044-O claims with this court ON OR DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS entitled to satisfy an owner for which the undersigned is IN RE: ESTATE OF AFTER THE TIME OF THE Division Probate BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 BARRED. and/or manager’s lien of the entitled to satisfy an owner FRANCIS CHARLES FIRST PUBLICATION OF The date of the fi rst publica- MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publica- goods hereinafter described and/or manager’s lien of the SMITH, III, THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS tion of this Notice is January IN RE: ESTATE OF OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- tion of this notice is January and stored at the Life Storage goods hereinafter described AFTER THE DATE OF SER- 29, 2021. COMPTON LUCK MAHURIN TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 29, 2021. #037 11955 S. Orange Blos- and stored at the Life Stor- NOTICE TO CREDITORS VICE OF A COPY OF THIS JEANNE M. MERRILL, Deceased. 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: som Trail, Orlando, FL 32837, age #610, 7244 Overland NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF DANIEL W. MAHURIN 407-826-0024. Rd. Orlando, FL 32810 (407) The administration of the All other creditors of the de- 207 Rose Street NOTICE TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 1343 Campbell Street And, due notice having been 295-6580. estate of FRANCIS CHARLES cedent and other persons hav- Umatilla, Florida 32784 The administration of the All other creditors of the Orlando, Florida 32806 given, to the owner of said And, due notice having been SMITH, III, deceased, whose ing claims or demands against estate of COMPTON LUCK decedent and other persons property and all parties known given, to the owner of said date of death was September decedent’s estate must fi le JAMES A. BARKS, Attorney MAHURIN, deceased, whose having claims or demands Attorney for Personal to claim an interest therein, property and all parties known 24, 2018, is pending in the Cir- their claims with this court Florida Bar No. 197564 date of death was August 13, against decedent’s estate Representative: and the time specifi ed in such to claim an interest therein, cuit Court for Orange County, WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Attorney for Personal 2020, is pending in the Cir- must fi le their claims with this Stephen G. Knight notice for payment of such and the time specifi ed in such Florida, Probate Division, THE DATE OF THE FIRST Representative cuit Court for Orange County, court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Florida Bar No. 119241 having expired, the goods will notice for payment of such the address of which is 425 PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- BARKS LAW FIRM Florida, Probate Division, the AFTER THE DATE OF THE DeLoach, P.L. be sold to the highest bidder having expired, the goods will N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, TICE. 1274 Upsala Road address of which is 425 N. FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1206 East Ridgewood Street or otherwise disposed of at be sold to the highest bidder Florida 32801. The names and ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Sanford, Florida 32771 Orange Avenue, Room 350, THIS NOTICE. Orlando, FL 32803 a public auction to be held or otherwise disposed of at addresses of the personal rep- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS [email protected] Orlando, Florida 32801. The ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Email Address: online at www.StorageTrea- a public auction to be held resentative and the personal SET FORTH IN SECTION (407) 321 - 1224 names and addresses of the WITHIN THE TIME PERI- [email protected] sures.com, which will end on online at www.StorageTrea- representative’s attorney are 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Publish: The Apopka Chief personal representative and ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- Publish: The Apopka Chief Monday, February 22, 2021 sures.com, which will end set forth below. PROBATE CODE WILL BE January 29 and the personal representative’s IDA STATUTES SECTION January 29 and 10:00 AM on Monday, February 22nd All creditors of the decedent FOREVER BARRED. February 5, 2021 attorney are set forth below. 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER February 5, 2021 Customer Name Inventory 2021 @10:00 AM and other persons having NOTWITHSTANDING THE 167999 All creditors of the dece- BARRED. 168027 Stephanie Avila Customer Name Inventory Hsld gds/Furn Dana Gae Hanchard Alina Marie Hardy Furniture, Books, Antiques Vehicle/Boat/Trailer Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief January 29 and January 29 and February 5, 2021 167997 February 5, 2021 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT and other persons having FOREVER BARRED. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF a copy of your written defens- and E-Mail Address, Florida 167996 FOR ORANGE COUNTY, claims or demands against N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- es, if any, to it, on Jose Rodri- Supreme Court Approved FLORIDA Decedent’s Estate on whom a THE TIME PERIODS SET CUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE guez, whose address is 444 Family Law Form 12.915.) PROBATE DIVISION copy of this Notice is required FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM COUNTY, FLORIDA W Oak Ridge Road, Apt. 103, Future papers in this lawsuit File No. 2021-CP-000183 to be served must fi le their FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Orlando, Florida 32819, on or will be mailed or e-mailed to claims with this Court WITHIN MORE AFTER THE DECE- Case No.: 2020-DR-10982-O before February 11, 2021, and the addresses on record at NOTICE OF DIVISION: ___ fi le the original with the clerk the clerk’s offi ce. PUBLIC AUCTION In Re: ESTATE OF THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS STEVEN J. HEPBURN, AFTER THE TIME OF THE BARRED. of this Court at 425 North Or- WARNING: Rule 12.285, In accordance with the provi- JOSE RODRIGUEZ, ange Avenue, Orlando, Florida Family Law Rules of Pro- NOTICE OF Deceased. FIRST PUBLICATION OF The date of fi rst publication sions of State law, there be- Petitioner, 32801, before service on Peti- cedure, requires certain PUBLIC AUCTION THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS of this notice is January 29, ing due and unpaid charges and tioner or immediately thereaf- automatic disclosure of In accordance with the provi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- 2021. for which the undersigned is NINA COLON, ter. If you fail to do so, a de- documents and informa- sions of State law, there be- The administration of the VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Brenda W. Hepburn, entitled to satisfy an owner Respondent. fault may be entered against tion. Failure to comply can ing due and unpaid charges Estate of STEVEN J. HEP- NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative and/or manager’s lien of the you for the relief demanded result in sanctions, includ- for which the undersigned is BURN deceased, whose date All other creditors of the De- goods hereinafter described NOTICE OF ACTION FOR in the petition. ing dismissal or striking of entitled to satisfy an owner of death was November 29, cedent and other persons hav- Attorney for and stored at the Life Storage CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Copies of all court docu- pleadings. and/or manager’s lien of the 2020, is pending in the Cir- ing claims or demands against Personal Representative: #8304, 14916 Old Cheney ments, in this case, includ- CLERK OF THE goods hereinafter described cuit Court for Orange County, Decedent’s Estate must fi le G. CHARLES Hwy, Orlando, FL 32828 TO: NINA COLON ing orders, are available CIRCUIT COURT and stored at the Life Storage Florida, Probate Division, the their claims with this Court WOHLUST, ESQ. Phone #: (407) 208-9257. 1020 Lester Road at the Clerk of the Circuit By: Juan Vazquez #507, 11583 University Blvd. address of which is: Room WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER Florida Bar #121660 And, due notice having been Kissimmee, Florida 34741 Court’s offi ce. You may re- 2020-12-15 (Deputy Clerk) Orlando, FL 32817 #350, 425 North Orange Ave- THE DATE OF THE FIRST 445 West Colonial Drive given, to the owner of said view these documents upon Dated: December 15, 2020 (407) 207-0011. nue, Orlando, Florida 32801. PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Orlando, Florida 32804 property and all parties known YOU ARE NOTIFIED that request. CIRCUIT COURT SEAL And, due notice having been The names and addresses of TICE. (407) 644-3206 to claim an interest therein, an action to Establish Parental You must keep the Clerk of given, to the owner of said the Personal Representative ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED [email protected] and the time specifi ed in such Responsibility and a Parenting the Circuit Court’s offi ce Publish: The Apopka Chief property and all parties known and the Personal Represen- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Publish: The Apopka Chief notice for payment of such Plan/Time-Sharing Schedule notifi ed of your current ad- January 15, 22, 29 and to claim an interest therein, tative’s attorney are set forth SET FORTH IN SECTION January 29 and having expired, the goods will has been fi led against you and dress. (You may fi le Desig- February 5, 2021 and the time specifi ed in such below. 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA February 5, 2021 be sold to the highest bidder that you are required to serve nation of Current Mailing 167933 notice for payment of such or otherwise disposed of at All creditors of the Decedent PROBATE CODE WILL BE 168000 having expired, the goods will a public auction to be held be sold to the highest bidder online at www.StorageTrea- or otherwise disposed of at sures.com, which will end on a public auction to be held Monday, February 22, 2021 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Florida: CIRCUIT COURT online at www.StorageTrea- @ 10:00 AM THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- The East 105 feet By: Sandra Jackson sures.com, which will end on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF personal representative and BARRED. Customer Name Inventory THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- the personal representative’s N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G CUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE of Tract 74 of CAPE 2021-01-11 Monday - February 22, 2021 Liselle Marie Walker COUNTY, FLORIDA ORLANDO ESTATES As Deputy Clerk @ 10:AM CUIT IN AND FOR ORANGE attorney are set forth below. THE TIME PERIODS SET Hsld gds/Furn COUNTY, FLORIDA All creditors of the dece- FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM UNIT 8A, F/K/A ROCK- 425 North Orange Ave. Customer Name Inventory Michael Augustin CASE NO: 2020-CA- ET CITY UNIT 8A, ac- Suite 350 Paul Herberger CASE NO.: 2021-CP- dent and other persons having FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Hsld gds/Furn, 000037-O claims or demands against the MORE AFTER THE DECE- 003452-O cording to the plat Orlando, FLorida 32801 Household goods/Furniture Tools/ Applnces thereof recorded in CIRCUIT COURT SEAL Shawn Michael PROBATE DIVISION decedent’s estate on whom a DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Briana Randall copy of this notice is required BARRED. NUVIEW IRA INC. FBO ERIC Plat Book Z, Page(s) Nieves Colon Hsld gds/Furn, BIERNACKI IRA, 106-109, of the Public If you are a person with a Household goods/Furniture IN RE: THE ESTATE OF to be served must fi le their TV/Stereo Equip, Totes MARGARET J. SINGH, claims with this court WITHIN The date of fi rst publication Plaintiff, Records of Orange disability who needs any ac- Publish the Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief v. County, Florida. commodation in order to par- January 29 and a/k/a MARGARET JOHN- THE LATER OF THREE (3) of this notice is January 29, January 29 and SON SINGH, MONTHS AFTER THE TIME 2021. ROBERT B. BERNSTEIN, ticipate in this proceeding, February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 RANDEE K. BERNSTEIN, has been fi led against you, you are entitled, at no cost to 168014 a/k/a MARGARET BURRELL OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF RAJNI LACH 168009 JOHNSON SINGH, THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY Personal Representative LUANNE B. WORTHING- and you are required to serve you, to the provision of certain Deceased. (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE TON, KAREN B PYE, TERI a copy of your written de- assistance. Please contact OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, ORDEN BERNSTEIN, ROY fenses, if any, to it on: Michael the ADA Coordinator, Human NOTICE TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ESQUIRE B. WILEY, WILLIAM N. W. Hennen , Esq., Hennen Resources, Orange County The administration of the All other creditors of the de- Florida Bar No.: 350605 WILEY and WEDGEFIELD Law, PLLC, the Plaintiff’s at- Courthouse, 425 N. Orange estate of MARGARET J. cedent and other persons hav- GRACE ANNE GLAVIN, P.A. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA- torney, whose address is: 425 Avenue, Suite 510, Orlando, SINGH a/k/a MARGARET ing claims or demands against 1511 East State Road 434, TION INC., a Florida not for W. Colonial Drive, Suite 204, Florida, (407) 836-2303 at NOTICE OF sures.com, which will end on JOHNSON SINGH a/k/a decedent’s estate must fi le Suite 2049 profi t corporation, Orlando, FL 32804 within 30 least 7 days before our sched- PUBLIC AUCTION February 22, 2021 10:00 am MARGARET BURRELL their claims with this court Winter Springs, FL 32708 Defendants. days and fi le a copy with the uled court appearance, or im- In accordance with the provi- Customer Name Inventory JOHNSON SINGH, de- WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS Phone: (407) 699-1110 clerk of this court either before mediately upon receiving this sions of State law, there be- Luis Santos ceased, whose date of death AFTER THE DATE OF THE Email: NOTICE OF ACTION service on the Plaintiff’s attor- noifi cation if the time before ing due and unpaid charges Hsld gds/Furn was February 8, 2020, is FIRST PUBLICATION OF [email protected] ney or immediately thereafter; the scheduled appearance is for which the undersigned is Fernando Jerez pending in the Circuit Court for THIS NOTICE. Attorney for TO: RANDEE K. BERNSTEIN, otherwise a default will be en- less than 7 days; if you are entitled to satisfy an owner Hsld gds/Furn/ Orange County, Florida, Pro- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Personal Representative Current address unknown: tered against you for the relief hearing or voice impaired, call and/ or manager’s lien of the Tools/Applnces bate Division, the address of WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Publish: The Apopka Chief demanded in the complaint or 711. goods hereinafter described Tommy Durden which is 425 N. Orange Ave- SET FORTH IN SECTION January 29 and YOU ARE HEREBY NO- petition. Publish: The Apopka Chief and stored at the Life Stor- Hsld gds/Furn nue, #340, Orlando, FL 32801. 733.702, FLORIDA STAT- February 5, 2021 TIFIED that an action to quiet January 15, 22, 29 and age #636 4650 S. Semoran Silvana Orozco The name and address of the UTES, WILL BE FOREVER 168001 title to the following real prop- TIFFANY MORE RUSSELL February 5, 2021 Boulevard Orlando, FL 32822, Hsld gds/Furn ert located in Orange County, CLERK OF THE 167953 407-823-7734. Leonardo Leger And, due notice having been Hsld gds/Furn given, to the owner of said Jesse Pendergraft property and all parties known Hsld gds/Furn/ to claim an interest therein, TV/Stereo Equip/ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT copy of this notice is required The date of fi rst publica- and the time specifi ed in such Tools/Applnces/ FOR ORANGE COUNTY, to be served must fi le their tion of this notice is January notice for payment of such Off Furn/Mach/Equip FLORIDA claims with this court ON OR 29, 2021. having expired, the goods will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dent and other persons having FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR PROBATE DIVISION BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 be sold to the highest bidder Publish: The Apopka Chief FOR ORANGE COUNTY, claims or demands against MORE AFTER THE DECE- File No. 48-2020-CP-003280 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME Personal Representative: or otherwise disposed of at January 29 and FLORIDA decedent’s estate, on whom a DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Division 01 OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Bonnie H. Smith a public auction to be held February 5, 2021 PROBATE DIVISION copy of this notice is required BARRED. TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 10287 Shady Crest Lane online at www.StorageTrea- 168021 to be served, must fi le their The date of fi rst publica- IN RE: ESTATE OF 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Jacksonville, Florida File No. 2021-CP-000238-O claims with this court WITHIN tion of this notice is: January NADINE FRANCIS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 32221 Division PROBATE THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS 29, 2021. BRUNDAGE a/k/a NADINE THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AFTER THE TIME OF THE Signed on January 27, 2021. G. BRUNDAGE All other creditors of the Attorney for Personal IN RE: ESTATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF Deceased. decedent and other persons Representative: ROBERT F. FOSTER A/K/A THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS KATHLEEN FOSTER having claims or demands John R. Crawford ROBERT F. FOSTER, JR., AFTER THE DATE OF SER- Personal Representative NOTICE OF @ 10:00 AM NOTICE TO CREDITORS against decedent’s estate Florida Bar No. 210358 Deceased. VICE OF A COPY OF THIS 219 Jemond Court PUBLIC AUCTION Customer Name Inventory The administration of must fi le their claims with this M. Bradley Manning NOTICE ON THEM. Orlando, FL 32835 In accordance with the provi- Kelsey Ruble the estate of Nadine Francis court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Florida Bar No. 127383 NOTICE TO CREDITORS All other creditors of the sions of State law, there be- Hsld gds/Furn, TV/Stereo Brundage, deceased, whose AFTER THE DATE OF THE Marks Gray, P.A. The administration of the decedent and other persons Richard A. Leigh ing due and unpaid charges Equip, Off Furn/Mach/Equip date of death was October 17, FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1200 Riverplace Boulevard, estate of ROBERT F. FOS- having claims or demands Florida Bar No. 119591 for which the undersigned is Marta I Hill 2020, is pending in the Cir- THIS NOTICE. Suite 800 TER A/K/A ROBERT F. FOS- against decedent’s estate Attorney for Personal entitled to satisfy an owner Hsld gds/Furn cuit Court for Orange County, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Jacksonville, Florida 32207 TER, JR., deceased, whose must fi le their claims with this Representative and/or manager’s lien of the Donna Shoe Florida, Probate Division, WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Telephone No.: date of death was January 1, court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Email: goods hereinafter described Hsld gds/Furn the address of which is 425 ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- (904) 398-0900 2021; File Number 2021-CP- AFTER THE DATE OF THE [email protected] and stored at the Life Storage Mario Kee N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, IDA STATUTES SECTION E-Mail Address: 000238-O is pending in the FIRST PUBLICATION OF Swann Hadley Stump #628, 4020 Curry Ford Road, Hsld gds/Furn Florida 32801. The names and 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER [email protected] Circuit Court for Orange THIS NOTICE. Dietrich & Spears, P.A. Orlando, FL 32806, Phone#: Jorley Cabrera addresses of the personal rep- BARRED. E-Mail Address: County, Florida, Probate Divi- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 200 East New England 407-480-2932. Hsld gds/Furn resentative and the personal NOTWITHSTANDING [email protected] sion, the address of which is WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Avenue Suite 300 And, due notice having been Angela Escobar representative’s attorney are THE TIME PERIODS SET Alternate E-Mail Address: 425 N Orange Avenue, Orlan- SET FORTH IN SECTION Winter Park, FL 32789 given, to the owner of said Hsld gds/Furn set forth below. FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM [email protected] do, FL 32801. The names and 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Telephone: 407-647-2777 property and all parties known Vickie W Maloney All creditors of the dece- FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR Publish: The Apopka Chief addresses of the personal rep- PROBATE CODE WILL BE to claim an interest therein, Samples dent and other persons having MORE AFTER THE DECE- January 29 and resentative and the personal FOREVER BARRED. Publish: The Apopka Chief and the time specifi ed in such Vickie Maloney claims or demands against DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS February 5, 2021 representative’s attorney are NOTWITHSTANDING January 29 and notice for payment of such Hsld gds/Furn, Boxes decedent’s estate on whom a BARRED. 168010 set forth below. THE TIME PERIOD SET February 5, 2021 having expired, the goods will Silvana M Orozco All creditors of the dece- FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM 168032 be sold to the highest bidder Hsld gds/Furn or otherwise disposed of at a public auction to be held Publish: The Apopka Chief online at www.StorageTrea- January 29 and sures.com, which will end on February 5, 2021 decedent’s estate on whom a FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Monday, February 22, 2021 168012 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ORANGE COUNTY, copy of this notice is required FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR FLORIDA to be served must fi le their MORE AFTER THE DECE- PROBATE DIVISION claims with this court ON OR DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT dent and other persons having THE TIME PERIODS SET File No. 2021-CP-000107-O BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 BARRED. FOR ORANGE COUNTY, claims or demands against FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM MONTHS AFTER THE TIME The date of fi rst publica- FLORIDA decedent’s estate on whom a FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR IN RE: ESTATE OF OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- tion of this notice is January PROBATE DIVISION copy of this notice is required MORE AFTER THE DECE- DONALD JOSEPH DUBAY TION OF THIS NOTICE OR 29, 2021. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Said property is in the custody to be served must fi le their DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS Deceased. 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: File No. 2021-CP-000159-O claims with this court ON OR BARRED. THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- of the Sheriff of Orange Coun- OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF SUZANNE R. DUBAY CUIT, IN AND FOR ORANGE ty. A Complaint for forfeiture BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 The date of fi rst publica- NOTICE TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 3530 Jute Lane SE COUNTY, FLORIDA has been fi led in the above- IN RE: Estate of MONTHS AFTER THE TIME tion of this Notice is January The administration of the All other creditors of the Palm Bay, Florida 32909 CASE NUMBER: 2021-CA- styled Court. NICHOLAS BRANDON OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 29, 2021. estate of DONALD JOSEPH decedent and other persons 000564-O I HEREBY CERTIFY that AUGELLO, TION OF THIS NOTICE OR DUBAY, deceased, whose having claims or demands Attorney for Personal DIVISION NUMBER: 40 this Notice is being served Deceased. 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Personal Representative: date of death was October 12, against decedent’s estate Representative: pursuant to the notice pro- OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF MICHAEL J. AUGELLO 2020, is pending in the Cir- must fi le their claims with this J. SCOTT LANFORD IN RE: FORFEITURE OF visions of Florida Statutes NOTICE TO CREDITORS THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 2304 Falkner Road cuit Court for Orange County, court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Florida Bar No. 435790 2012 CHRYSLER 200 932.701-707, this 27th day of The administration of the All other creditors of the Orlando, FL 32810 Florida, Probate Division, the AFTER THE DATE OF THE LAW OFFICES OF VIN 1C3CCBAB3CN273235 January, 2021. estate of NICHOLAS BRAN- decedent and other persons address of which is 425 N FIRST PUBLICATION OF J. SCOTT LANFORD, P.A. /s/ Ann-Marie Delahunty DON AUGELLO, deceased, having claims or demands Attorney for Personal Orange Ave., Orlando, Florida THIS NOTICE. 3159 Alzante Circle, NOTICE OF Ann-Marie Delahunty whose date of death was Au- against decedent’s estate Representative: 32801. The names and ad- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Suite 102 FORFEITURE COMPLAINT Assistant General Counsel gust 23, 2020, is pending in must fi le their claims with this BRUCE M. WIGLE, III dresses of the personal rep- WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Melbourne, Florida 32940 Florida Bar No. 006513 the Circuit Court for Orange court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Florida Bar No. 293954 resentative and the personal ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- Email Address: TO: YASIR KING Orange County County, Florida, Probate Divi- AFTER THE DATE OF THE Murrah, Doyle & Wigle, P. A. representative’s attorney are IDA STATUTES SECTION [email protected] c/o Jonathan Mills, Esquire Sheriff’s Offi ce sion, the address of which is FIRST PUBLICATION OF Post Offi ce Box 1328 set forth below. 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Publish: The Apopka Chief 5300 S. Orange Avenue Legal Services 425 North Orange Avenue, THIS NOTICE. Winter Park, Florida 32790 All creditors of the dece- BARRED. January 29 and February Orlando, FL 32809 2500 West Colonial Drive Room 355, Orlando, Florida, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Telephone: (407) 644-9801 dent and other persons having NOTWITHSTANDING 5, 2021 Orlando, FL 32804 32801. The names and ad- WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Email: [email protected] claims or demands against THE TIME PERIODS SET 168026 and all others who claim an (407) 254-7170 dresses of the personal rep- SET FORTH IN SECTION interest in a 2012 Chrysler 200, AnnMarie.Delahunty@ocfl .net resentative and the personal 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA Publish: The Apopka Chief VIN 1C3CCBAB3CN273235, representative’s attorney are PROBATE CODE WILL BE January 29 and which was seized on or about Publish: The Apopka Chief set forth below. FOREVER BARRED. Ferbruary 5, 2021 the 9th day of October, 2020, January 29 and All creditors of the dece- NOTWITHSTANDING 168035 at or near 9501 Universal February 5, 2021 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Any and all of the right, title to satisfy said Judgment and Blvd., Orange County, Florida. 168034 OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDI- and interest of THOMAS V. Writ of Execution. Prospective CIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BAMUNDO, in and to the fol- bidders may register the day SEMINOLE COUNTY, lowing described real property, of the sale between the hours IN THE CIRCUIT COURT to be served must fi le their tion of this notice is January FLORIDA to-wit: 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at FOR ORANGE COUNTY, claims with this court ON OR 29, 2021. CASE NO.: 08-CA-6506- Lot 5, University Hills, Civil Process Unit, 425 North FLORIDA BEFORE THE LATER OF 3 Personal Representative: 16P-W according to the Plat Orange Avenue, Room 240, PROBATE DIVISION MONTHS AFTER THE TIME ALEJANDRO ESCOBAR thereof as recorded in Orlando, Florida 32801. File No. 2020-CP-002672-O OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 10151 Bluff Ct NOTICE OF CUSTOMER NAME/ BRANCH BANKING AND Plat Book 11, Page 10, Division 01 TION OF THIS NOTICE OR Orlando, Florida 32821 PUBLIC AUCTION INVENTORY TRUST COMPANY, a North of the Public Records of In accordance with the Ameri- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE “In accordance with the provi- Stinson, Patrick Carolina banking corpora- Orange County, Florida; cans with Disabilities Act, IN RE: ESTATE OF OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Attorney for sions of State law, there be- Hsld gds/Furn tion, with a physical address persons needing a special MARIA ROSA COLL THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Personal Representative: ing due and unpaid charges Gorton, Lavanna Plaintiffs, of 2702 and 2704 Ad- accommodation to participate DE MARVAL All other creditors of the /Christi Leigh McCullars/ for which the undersigned is Hsld gds/Furn; TV/ vs. ela Ave., Orlando, Florida in this proceeding should con- Deceased. decedent and other persons Christi Leigh McCullars, Esq. entitled to satisfy an owner Stereo Equip; Tools/ PIRATES OF THE KEYS, 32826. SUBJECT TO ALL tact Eric Nieves, Civil Process having claims or demands FL Bar No. 0115767 and/ or manager’s lien of the Appliances INC., a Florida corporation, TAXES, JUDGMENTS, Sales Coordinator not later NOTICE TO CREDITORS against decedent’s estate /Trimeshia L. Smiley/ goods hereinafter described Podesta, Caroline KENNETH L. VOGEL and LIENS OF RECORD OR than seven days prior to the The administration of the must fi le their claims with this Trimeshia L. Smiley, Esq. and stored at the Life Storage Hsld gds/Furn THOMAS V. BAMUNDO, OTHER ENCUMBRANC- proceeding at Orange County estate of MARIA ROSA COLL court WITHIN 3 MONTHS FL Bar No. 0117566 #508, 2650 N. Powers Dr Decembre, Osnel Defendants ES. PURCHASER TO PAY Sheriff’s Offi ce, at the address DE MARVAL, deceased, AFTER THE DATE OF THE The Probate Pro, Orlando, FL 32818, 407-293- Hsld gds/Furn FOR DEED. given on notice. Telephone: whose date of death was FIRST PUBLICATION OF a division of 6005. Muhammad, Chris NOTICE OF as the property of the above (407)836-4570; If hearing im- January 8, 2020, is pending in THIS NOTICE. Darren Findling And, due notice having been Hsld gds/Furn SHERIFF’S SALE named defendant, of THOM- paired 1-800-955-8771 (TDD) the Circuit Court for ORANGE ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Law Firm, PLC given, to the owner of said Taylor, Douglas NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- AS V. BAMUNDO, and that or Voice (V) 1-800-955-8770, County, Florida, Probate Divi- WITHIN THE TIME PERI- 941 West Morse Blvd., property and all parties known Hsld gds/Furn EN, that I, JOHN W. MINA, on the 2nd day of March 2021, via Florida Relay Service. sion, the address of which is ODS SET FORTH IN FLOR- Suite 100 to claim an interest therein, Belardo, Pashel as Sheriff of Orange County, beginning at ten thirty o’clock 425 N Orange Ave, Orlando IDA STATUTES SECTION Winter Park, Florida 32789 and the time specifi ed in such Hsld gds/Furn Florida, under and by virtue in the forenoon or soon there- JOHN W. MINA, FL 32801. The names and ad- 733.702 WILL BE FOREVER Cell: 321-662-5377 notice for payment of such Tulisme, Wody of a Judgment and Writ of Ex- after on said day at Civil Pro- as Sheriff dresses of the personal rep- BARRED. Primary Email: having expired, the goods will Hsld gds/Furn ecution, therein issued out of cess Unit, 425 North Orange Orange County, Florida resentative and the personal N O T W I T H S TA N D I N G [email protected] be sold to the highest bidder Martin, Abbalinda the above entitled Court in the Avenue, Room 240, Orlan- BY: Sgt. Mark Garcia representative’s attorney are THE TIME PERIODS SET Secondary Email: or otherwise disposed of at Hsld gds/Furn above styled cause, dated the do, Florida 32801, in Orange As Deputy Sheriff set forth below. FORTH ABOVE, ANY CLAIM Trimeshia@ a public auction to be held 18th day of March, 2019, and County, Florida. I will offer for All creditors of the dece- FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR TheProbatePro.com online at www.StorageTrea- Publish: The Apopka Chief have levied upon the following sale and sell to the highest Publish: The Apopka Chief dent and other persons having MORE AFTER THE DECE- Publish The Apopka Chief sures.com, which will end January 29 and described real property, situat- bidder at hand for cash on January 29, February 5, 12 claims or demands against DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS January 29 and on Monday February 22nd, February 5, 2021 ed, lying and being in Orange demand the above described and 19, 2021 decedent’s estate on whom a BARRED. February 5, 2021 2021 @ 10:00AM 168008 County, Florida, to-wit: property of said defendant, 168028 copy of this notice is required The date of fi rst publica- 168037 The Apopka Chief, February 5, 2021, Page 10B

STATE OF FLORIDA plication f le are available for Department’s action may cluding the specif c facts that Petition Extension of Time DEPARTMENT OF public inspection during nor- petition for an administrative the petitioner contends war- In accordance with Rule 62- Under Rule 62-110.106(4), ENVIRONMENTAL mal business hours, 8:00 a.m. proceeding (hearing) under rant reversal or modif cation of 110.106(3), F.A.C., petitions F.A.C., a person whose sub- PUBLIC NOTICES PROTECTION to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Sections 120.569 and 120.57, the agency’s proposed action; for an administrative hearing stantial interests are affected NOTICE OF INTENT TO Friday, except legal holidays, F.S. Pursuant to Rules 28- (f) A statement of the spe- by the applicant and persons by the Department’s action ISSUE PERMIT at the Department’s Central 106.201 and 28-106.301, cif c rules or statutes that the entitled to written notice under may also request an exten- District Off ce, 3319 Magu- F.A.C., a petition for an admin- petitioner contends require Section 120.60(3), F.S., must sion of time to f le a petition for The The Department of Environ- ire Blvd, Suite 232, Orlando, istrative hearing must contain reversal or modif cation of the be f led within 14 days of re- an administrative hearing. The mental Protection gives notice Florida 32803-3767, at phone the following information: agency’s proposed action, in- ceipt of this written notice. Department may, for good of its intent to issue a waste- number (407)897-4100. (a) The name and address cluding an explanation of how Petitions f led by any persons cause shown, grant the re- Apopka Chief water permit to the City of of each agency affected and the alleged facts relate to the other than the applicant, and quest for an extension of time. Apopka (Jeffrey Weatherford, The Department will issue each agency’s f le or identif - specif c rules or statutes; and other than those entitled to Requests for extension of time 748 E Cleveland St, Apopka, the permit, unless a petition cation number, if known; (g) A statement of the re- written notice under Section must be f led with the Off ce of Ph: 407-886-2777 FL 32703-7221) to construct for an administrative hearing (b) The name, address, and lief sought by the petitioner, 120.60(3), F.S., must be f led General Counsel of the De- and operate a Distributed is timely f led under Sections telephone number of the peti- stating precisely the action within 14 days of publication partment at 3900 Common- Wastewater Treatment Sys- 120.569 and 120.57, F.S., tioner; the name, address, and that the petitioner wishes the of the notice or within 14 days wealth Boulevard, Mail Sta- Fax: 407-889-4121 tem to serve establishments in before the deadline for f ling telephone number of the peti- agency to take with respect to of receipt of the written notice, tion 35, Tallahassee, Florida online at Apopka, Orange County, Flor- a petition. On the f ling of a tioner’s representative, if any, the agency’s proposed action. whichever occurs f rst. The 32399-3000, or via electronic ida. The DWTS consists of timely and suff cient petition, which shall be the address for failure to f le a petition within correspondence at Agency_ theapopkachief.com or fl oridapublicnotices.com individual Distributed Waste- this action will not be f nal and service purposes during the The petition must be f led the appropriate time period [email protected].fl .us, before water Treatment Units (DW- effective until further order of course of the proceeding; and (received by the Clerk) in the shall constitute a waiver of the deadline for f ling a petition TUs) within the service area. the Department. Because the an explanation of how the pe- Off ce of General Counsel that person’s right to request for an administrative hearing. LEGALS CAN BE The f rst DWTU is located at administrative hearing pro- titioner’s substantial interests of the Department at 3900 an administrative determina- A timely request for extension the Coral Hill Self-Storage at cess is designed to formulate are or will be affected by the Commonwealth Boulevard, tion (hearing) under Sections of time shall toll the running of 2258 Apopka Blvd. Suite 210. f nal agency action, the hear- agency determination; Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, 120.569 and 120.57, F.S., or the time period for f ling a peti- FOUND ON PAGES Other units will be added in ing process may result in a (c) A statement of when and Florida 32399-3000, or via to intervene in this proceeding tion until the request is acted accordance with the draft per- modif cation of the agency how the petitioner received electronic correspondence and participate as a party to it. upon. 7B - 10B mit up to an overall permitted action or even denial of the notice of the agency decision; at [email protected]. Any subsequent intervention capacity of 0.020 MGD. The application. (d) A statement of all dis- fl .us. Also, a copy of the peti- (in a proceeding initiated by Mediation Department has assigned puted issues of material fact. tion shall be mailed to the ap- another party) will be only at Mediation is not available in File Number FLAB07192-001- Petition for Administrative If there are none, the petition plicant at the address indicat- the discretion of the presiding this proceeding. DW3T to the project. Hearing must so indicate; ed above at the time of f ling. off cer upon the f ling of a mo- Publish: The Apopka Chief A person whose substantial (e) A concise statement of tion in compliance with Rule February 5, 2021 The intent to issue and ap- interests are affected by the the ultimate facts alleged, in- Time Period for Filing a 28-106.205, F.A.C. 168093

NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME ALL FLORIDA RECOVERY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA INC gives LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, MARCH 05, 2021 09:17 AM at 9116 OVERLAND RD , APOPKA, FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FL 32703 pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. ALL FLORIDA RECOVERY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA INC re- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN serves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under to engage in business under to engage in business under to engage in business under to engage in business under to engage in business under 3N1CB51D2YL329760 2000 NISSSAN SENTRA/XE/GXE the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of February 5, 2021 168089 MeansKeem Print Saga Skin Belief Orlando Bread Factory : Sillynanadesigns : KT Custom Mouthpiece located at 10252 Dean Point located at 10252 Dean Point located at 3207 Formosa Ave, Located at 11152 Satellite Located at 1577 Sunset View located at 11931 Ottawa Ave, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Place, in the County of Or- Place, in the County of Or- Apt A, in the County of Orange Blvd : Orange County in the Cir : Orange County in the City in the County of Orange in the MFSI Towing & Recovery, LLC gives Notice of Foreclosure of ange in the City of Orlando ange in the City of Orlando in the City of Orlando Florida City of Orlando : Florida, of Apopka : Florida, 32703- City of Orlando Florida 32837, Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on MARCH 07, 2021, 8:30 Florida 32825, intends to reg- Florida 32825, intends to reg- 32804, intends to register the 32837-9407 intends to reg- 4686 intends to register the intends to register the above am at 3274 Overland Road Apopka, FL 32703-, pursuant to sub- ister the above said name with ister the above said name with above said name with the Di- ister the said name with the said name with the Division said name with the Division section 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. MFSI Towing & Recovery, the Division of Corporations the Division of Corporations vision of Corporations of the Division of Corporations of the of Corporations of the Florida of Corporations of the Florida LLC reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids. of the Florida Department of of the Florida Department of Florida Department of State, Florida Department of State, Department of State, Tallahas- Department of State, Tallahas- State, Tallahassee, Florida. State, Tallahassee, Florida. Tallahassee, Florida. Tallahassee, Florida. see, Florida. see, Florida. 19UUA66257A023399 2007 ACURA Dated at Orlando, Florida, this Dated at Orlando, Florida, this Dated at Orlando, Florida, this Dated at Orlando Florida, this Dated at Apopka Florida, this Dated at Orlando, Florida, this 2B6HB21Y3RK537250 1994 DODGE 30th day of January, 2021. 30th day of January, 2021. 2nd day of February, 2021. February day of 01, 2021 February day of 01, 2021 28 day of January, 2021. 2G1FC1EV6A9103631 2010 CHEVROLET 5N1BV28U06N108087 2006 NISSAN Joreim Escribano Joreim Escribano Joleen Rose Cuzco Family Holdings LLC Skeete Jason Richard Kenneth R. Titmus JTHBK1EG3B2466283 2011 LEXUS February 5, 2021 Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief 168091 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 168062 168063 168065 168070 168071 168072 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE TRI COUNTY TOWING, INC gives Notice of Foreclosure of Lien and intent to sell these vehicles on FEBRUARY19, 2021, 10:00 am at 6366 ALL AMERICAN BLVD ORLANDO, FL 32810-0000, NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER 3C4FY4BB51T302137 2001 CHRYSLER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER 5YFBU4EE6CP048914 2012 TOYOTA FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT FICTITIOUS NAME JTNBE46K673038895 2007 TOYOTA LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT LAW PURSUANT TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, LAW PURSUANT And at at 1611 NORTH FORSYTH RD ORLANDO, FL 32807 TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, TO SECTION 865.09, FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES TO SECTION 865.09, 5NPEB4AC6EH906499 2014 HYUNDAI FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES FLORIDA STATUTES pursuant to subsection 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. TRI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN COUNTY TOWING, INC reserves the right to accept or reject NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN any and/or all bids. that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under to engage in business under that the undersigned, desiring February 5, 2021 to engage in business under to engage in business under to engage in business under the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of to engage in business under 168087 the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of the f ctitious name of Mi Doctor USA : Vision Banquet Hall 4 Done Right Detailing : Camelia Caregiver Services Bubble Bus Orlando Seawall Fix : Located at 12431 Nature East located at 5043 Edgewater Dr, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Located at 4241 Barwood Dr located at 528 W. 13th Street, located at 3203 Hurd Ave, in Dr Apt 2206 : Orange County in the County of Orange in the Located at 13437 Paloma Dr Public notice is hereby given that ACE TRANSPORTATION : Orange County in the City in the County of Orange in the the County of Orange in the in the City of Orlando : Florida, City of Orlando Florida 32810, : Orange County in the City SYSTEMS LLC, d/b/a ACE WRECKER, will hold a public sale at of Orlando : Florida, 32839 City of Apopka Florida 32703, City of Orlando Florida 32812, 32828-7989 intends to reg- intends to register the above of Orlando : Florida, 32837- ACE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS LLC, d/b/a ACE WRECK- -7558 intends to register the intends to register the above intends to register the above ister the said name with the said name with the Division 8733 intends to register the ER, 101 Bay Street, Ocoee, FL 34761. Pursuant to the laws of said name with the Division said name with the Division said name with the Division Division of Corporations of the of Corporations of the Florida said name with the Division the state the following vehicles will be sold to the highest bidder. of Corporations of the Florida of Corporations of the Florida of Corporations of the Florida Florida Department of State, Department of State, Tallahas- of Corporations of the Florida Sale Date: 2/17/2021 At 8AM Department of State, Tallahas- Department of State, Tallahas- Department of State, Tallahas- Tallahassee, Florida. see, Florida. Department of State, Tallahas- see, Florida. see, Florida. see, Florida. Dated at Orlando Florida, this Dated at Orlando, Florida, this see, Florida. Dated at Apopka, Florida, this Dated at Orlando, Florida, this January day of 29, 2021 1 day of February, 2021. Dated at Orlando Florida, this 2006 FORD VIN: 1FAFP24106G109469 Dated at Orlando Florida, this 2013 HYUNDAI VIN: KMHHU6KJ1DU081827 January day of 28, 2021 27 day of January, 2021. 27th day of January, 2021. February day of 01, 2021 Inspiring Minds Level 13 Terms of the sale are cash and no checks are accepted. Seller Lawanda Nakish Stewart Yay Day Parties, LLC Consulting Inc. Banquet & Event Center LLC Krayem Yasser Smith Andre reserves the right to f nal bid. All sales are f nal. No refunds will be made. Sale auto will be sold “as is” with no guarantee. Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief Publish: The Apopka Chief February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 February 5, 2021 168074 168040 168041 168047 168048 168068 168069

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Pets For Sale Please call 352 267 5149 and send your resume to If so, your [email protected] 53. Animals & Livestock-Misc. 135. Manufactured Homes Fictitious Name can be published in The Apopka Chief for only $25. For Sale Your Fictitious Name must be advertised 60. MERCHANDISE FOR SALE 136. Mobile Homes/RVs For one time before you make application 48 W. 4th Street, Apopka, FL 61. Appliances, Large Sale with the Florida Department of Revenue. (Behind Advance Discount Auto) Call The Apopka Chief at 407-886-2777 62. Appliances, Small 137. Commercial Property for information, or for a copy of the form. APOPKA AUTO 63. Farm Supplies & Equipment For Sale The deadline is Tuesday at 5 p.m. for Fri- day’s publication. A copy of an affi davit UPHOLSTERY 64. Foliage For Sale 138. Homes To Share with a clipping from the paper will be sent to the applicant after publication. Tonneau Covers 65. Furniture 139. Apartments/Condos For Complete Auto Interior 66. 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