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Vol. 130, No. 16 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS Commission discusses whether to hold Commission votes to award Kuwait ruler, longtime diplo- $25K to Central Florida Zoo mat Sheikh Sabah, dies at age special events during reopening 91 By Steve Paradis DUBAI, United Arab Emirates By Steve Paradis Herald Staff (AP) — Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Herald Staff Al Sabah, the ruler of Kuwait who The Sanford City Commission voted unani- drew on his decades as the oil-rich With the full reopening for mously Monday night to give the Central Florida nation’s top diplomat to push for restaurants and bars by Gov. Ron Zoo $25,000 and urged the other six Seminole closer ties to Iraq DeSantis, the Sanford City Com- County cities to do the same. mission discussed Monday In other business, the Commission approved Ukraine marks 79th anniver- whether it’s time to hold special rezoning property near City Hall where develop- sary of the Babi Yar massacre events in the city again, such as KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine the food truck bazaars and Alive See COMMISSION, Page 2 on Tuesday marked the 79th an- After 5. niversary of the Babi Yar massacre, Commissioners gave their one of the most infamous mass input for city staff to work on a slaughters of World War II. Babi plan for restarting events. Yar, a ravine in the Ukrainian capi- District 1 Commissioner tal. Sheena Britton said she would like to see the events return, but Herald photo by Steve Paradis Assange may end up at Col- Events such as the Food Truck Bazaar and Alive After 5 could return to orado Supermax jail, UK court See OPENING, Page 9 downtown Sanford after the Governor lifted regulations. told LONDON (AP) — WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would have to be “almost dying” to get out of arguably the most notorious TRUMP RETURNS TO SANFORD prison in the United States if con- Photo contributed victed of espionage charges and A Florida Black Bear attempts to get inside of a sent there. bear-proof trash can.

France to ban use of wild ani- mals in circuses, marine parks Be BearWise this fall, secure PARIS (AP) — France's environ- ment minister has announced a garbage and other foods gradual ban on using wild animals in traveling circuses, on keeping Special to the Herald dolphins and killer whales in cap- tivity in marine parks. Summer is coming to an end and bear activ- ity is starting to increase. The Florida Fish and Reggaeton redemption: Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) re- Balvin, Bunny top Latin minds you to help protect both people and Grammy nods bears by securing garbage and other items that NEW YORK (AP) — At last year’s Latin Grammy Awards, See BEARS, Page 10 popular reggaeton and Latin trap musicians such as J Balvin, Bad Bunny and Ozuna were dismissed Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental in the show’s top categories.

Dying winds give crews hope in Northern California fires Herald photos by Susan Wenner President Donald Trump during his initial campaign in 2016 when he visited the Orlando-Sanford International Airport. See Page 2

STOCKS OF President Trump to visit Sanford Airport LOCAL INTEREST As of 3 p.m. Tuesday again on 2020 campaign tour By Steve Paradis Allegiant $120.55 Herald Staff SEMINOLE SMILE Faro $61.14 Fastenal $45.62 President Donald J. Trump has announced a campaign visit HCA Healthcare $119.68 to Sanford for this Friday, Oct. 2 Invacare $7.41 at the Orlando-Sanford Interna- Lowes $163.30 tional Airport. Many will remember that NextEra $284.72 then-candidate Trump made a Tractor Supply $141.48 campaign stop at the airport in Toro $84.08 October 2016, just before defeat- ing former Secretary of State Wells Fargo $23.28 Hillary Clinton to become the 45th president of the United States. To get tickets for Friday’s event, which starts at 7 p.m., people can go to donaldjtrump.com and click on events. Scroll down to the San- ford event titled: “President Rudene Elder Francis The Sanford Herald is not subsidized President Trump duing his arrival to the Orlando-Sanford International Air- Retired from Seminole County by the Federal Government. See TRUMP, Page 2 port in 2016. Trump will retun to the airport on Friday. Public Schools PAGE 2 • Midweek: Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Corey Donaldson Foundation, Inc. to host Pop-Up Shop

By Sheralyn Brinson Preacher’s Finger Licking BBQ; nity Service Club of Sanford, Inc. Clerk of the Court and Comptroller; Pretty Petals; Slush House Treats; (PMF), in partnership with the Get Paul Hopkins and Dennis Lemma, The Corey Donaldson Founda- Smitty’s Snack Shop; Smoke in the Out the Vote Organization, will be candidates for Seminole County tion, Inc. of Sanford will host a “Pop- City; Special Okacions; Vanity Rose hosting a Seminole County Voter In- Sheriff; David Johnson, candidate for Up Shop” on Saturday, October 3, Boutique; and others The commu- formation Forum (virtual format) on Seminole County Property Ap- 2020; from 10 a.m.-3:00 p.m.; at nity is invited to come out and sup- Thursday, October 8, 2020; at 6.30 praiser; Jeff “J.R.” Kroll and Lynn House of Christ Ministries, 2589 S. port local businesses and have a p.m. Past Forums have been held Moira Dictor, candidates for Semi- Sanford Avenue in Sanford; Elder great time of shopping, information face-to-face; but due to COVID-19, nole County Tax Collector; Chris An- Calvin Donaldson, Pastor. Vendors sharing, fellowship and fun. Ques- the Forum has been moved to a vir- derson and Deborah Poulalion, registered for this event to showcase tions, please contact Lastandria at tual platform this year. The Forum candidates for Seminole County Su- their goods and services include the 407-683-7552. can be seen via Zoom Video Confer- pervisor of Elections; Pernell Bush, following: Angel Lips Luxe; Queen The Corey Donaldson Foundation ence and will be live-streamed on Andria Herr and Andre Klass, candi- SAJ Paparazzi Accessories-“Bling It’s Inc. is named in honor of the late Facebook. Voters will have an op- dates for Seminole County Commis- A thing”; Chef Boy RD’s Catering; Corey Donaldson. Their Mission is portunity to hear from the candi- sion District 5. Accessories by Felecia-“Dare to be to, “… develop community connec- dates on their platforms, ask To access the Zoom Video Confer- Different”; Dem Goodies; Empress tions and resources that will encour- questions, and get answers to the is- ence, register online at www.pmf- You Are Wellness Care; Enhanced age our local community members sues that matter to them. clubsanford.org. The Pearlie Mae Wear; Fashions by Nikki Clayton- to think deeper, think bigger, and Confirmations have been received Ford Community Service Club of “Think Different I Dare You”; Fat Boi think success.” For more informa- from the following campaigns: Patri- Sanford, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Gourmet Potatoes; Fyne Fashions; tion about the Foundation and its cia Sigman, candidate for Florida organization; Inez Ford, President. Haus of Solez Shoe Bar; Her Destiny; programs and activities, visit their Senate District 9; Pasha Baker and Learning Lessons; Lonii Kouture; website: www.tcdfinc.org. David Smith, candidates for Florida Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at Photo contributed Maliyah’s Trendy Shop; Nikki G’s House District 28; Grant Maloy and [email protected]. The late Corey Donaldson Candies; Pink Remy Deluxe; • The Pearlie Mae Ford Commu- Kristina Renteria, candidates for

Dying winds give crews hope in Northern California fires

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — dent," said Ben Nicholls, a di- Numerous studies in recent those customers. However, Susan Gorin, who lives in “I can see in the distance Easing winds gave Califor- vision chief with the Califor- years have linked bigger PG&E said about 24,000 peo- Santa Rosa, said she was that it looks like it’s intact,” he nia firefighters a break Tues- nia Department of Forestry wildfires in America to cli- ple remained without power stuck in two hours of heavy said but said spot fires were day as they battled a and Fire Protection, known as mate change from the burning in areas affected by two fires traffic Monday night to reach still being doused. destructive wildfire that was Cal Fire. of coal, oil and gas. Scientists in Napa, Sonoma, Shasta and safety. “So I know we’re not really driven by strong winds “We don’t have those criti- say climate change has made Tehama counties. Gorin's home was dam- out of the woods yet, and the through wine country north cal burning conditions that California much drier, mean- So far in this year’s historic aged in another fire three woods can burn,” he said. of San Francisco and another we were experiencing those ing trees and other plants are fire season, more than 8,100 years ago and she was re- The fires came as the region rural blaze that killed three last two nights,” he said. more flammable. California wildfires have building it. She saw three approaches the anniversary of people. The Glass Fire in wine Residences are widely scat- killed 29 people, scorched neighboring houses in flames the 2017 fires, including one Breezes replaced the pow- country is one of nearly 30 tered in Shasta County, which 5,780 square miles (14,970 as she fled. that killed 22 people. Just a erful gusts that sent the Glass wildfires burning around Cal- was torched just two years square kilometers) and de- “We’re experienced with month ago, many of those Fire raging through Napa and ifornia. The National Weather ago by the deadly Carr Fire — stroyed more than 7,000 that,” she said of the fires. same residents were evacu- Sonoma counties Sunday and Service warned that hot, dry infamously remembered for buildings. “Once you lose a house and ated from the path of a light- Monday, scorching more than conditions with strong Santa producing a huge tornado- The Glass Fire began Sun- represent thousands of folks ning-sparked fire that became 56 square miles (146.59 square Ana winds could continue like fire whirl. day as three fires merged and who’ve lost homes, you be- the fourth-largest in state his- kilometers). posing a fire danger in South- The Pacific Gas & Electric drove into vineyards and come pretty fatalistic that this tory. More than 110 buildings ern California through Tues- utility had cut power to more mountain areas, including is a new way of life and, de- “Our firefighters have not have burned, including day afternoon. than 100,000 customers in ad- part of the city of Santa Rosa. pressingly, a normal way of had much of a break, and homes and winery installa- In a forested far northern vance of gusty winds and in About 70,000 people were life, the megafires that are these residents have not had tions. part of the state, more than areas with active fire zones. under evacuation orders, in- spreading throughout the much of a break,” said Daniel The fire in wine country 1,200 people were evacuated The utility’s equipment has cluding the entire 5,000-plus West.” Berlant, an assistant deputy pushed through brush that in Shasta County for the Zogg caused previous disasters, in- population of Calistoga in Gorin said it appeared the director with Cal Fire. had not burned for a century, Fire. cluding the 2018 Camp Fire Napa County. fire in her area was sparked Officials did not have an es- even though surrounding Three people have died in that killed 85 people and dev- Some people were injured by embers from the Glass Fire. timate of the number of areas were incinerated in a se- the fire, Shasta County Sheriff astated the town of Paradise and Sonoma County sheriff's Ed Yarbrough, a wildfire homes destroyed or burned, ries of blazes in recent years. Eric Magrini said Monday. He in the Sierra Nevada foothills. deputies had to rescue people evacuee from St. Helena in but the blaze engulfed the As the winds eased Mon- gave no details but urged peo- By Monday night, the util- who ignored evacuation or- Napa County, watched fire- Chateau Boswell Winery in St. day evening, firefighters were ple who receive evacuation ity said it had restored elec- ders, officials said. fighters douse flames across Helena and at least one five- feeling “much more confi- orders: “Do not wait." tricity to essentially all of Sonoma County Supervisor from his house Monday. star resort.

rooms, two bathrooms and garages, according to COMMISSION developer Bob Horian. Horian said he is negotiating with two un- Continued from Page 1 named national hotel companies to run the hotel. He said his plans maybe do not have the best timing because of the pandemic, but he wants to ers plan to build dozens of townhomes, a large break ground in January with construction end- parking lot and a flagship hotel in the Historic ing in about a year. district. He said the national hotel chains are “pretty Commissioners also voted to appoint or anxious” to accommodate the hotel, which reappoint eight people to city boards and com- would be at the corner of Oak Avenue and 1st missions, but decided to wait until the next Street, just east of the SunTrust Bank. meeting to do the same with the Sanford Hous- “We have done all our homework,” Horian ing Authority. told commissioners Monday. “This is not a The $25,000 donation granted a request from dream. This is not a whimsical trot down the the Zoo for funds to help them recover from lane.” losses during the coronavirus pandemic. The He said he had spoke with hundreds of people commissioners discussed what to do at the who all had positive comments about the plans. work session held before Monday’s regular “I’m not too concerned about the success of the meeting. project,” he said, adding that the city needs a In making their decision, commissioners hotel downtown. The project is in the Sanford learned that the Zoo is expected to received $1.3 Historic District, and so must meet regulations million in federal coronavirus relief funding from Schedule S, the historic preservation codes. from Seminole County. Horian said they have followed Schedule S to City Manager Norton Bonaparte Jr. said that a T, but the project has not gone before the His- if the Zoo’s home city stepped up with a dona- toric Preservation Board, which would have to tion, then other cities would follow. approve the plans based on Schedule S rules. It Sanford has granted money to the Zoo before will soon, he said. for its black bear exhibit. Woodruff wondered if the townhomes would Mayor Art Woodruff said he was “OK” with be required to maintain their garage parking $15,000, but Commissioners Patrick Austin and spaces. Horian said yes, and that the homeown- Sheena Britton thought $25,000 would set the ers association would have to police that. standard. Britton said the Zoo is one of the “our Britton asked Sanford Director of Planning best attractions.” Amy King whether it looks like a project that Woodruff said he doubted the other cities in could get started in January. King said nothing is Seminole County would come up with $25,000. certain, but she did recommend approval of the Bonaparte Jr. would have the ability to make zoning change. the donation without a vote at the regular meet- The Commission spent the first hour of its ing, but commissioners decided to make it offi- work session interviewing people to fill positions cial. The vote was unanimous, 4-0, with on various boards and commissions for the city. Commissioner Kerry Wiggins Sr. joining the At the regular meeting, they made the following others. Commissioner Patty Mahany was not appointments: present at either session. • Michael Hoening to position 2 of the Fire- Right after that discussion in the work ses- fighter’s Retirement System; sion, the Commission decided to wait on • Jeremy Karleskint to position 2 of the His- whether to give the Rescue Outreach Mission in toric Preservation Board; Sanford the $15,000 it requested. • alternate Derrick Thomas to position 6 of the The Outreach Mission wants to use the Planning and Zoning Commission; money to hire a fund-raising executive, and • David White II to position 2 of the Police Of- commissioners had some questions. If each ficer’s Retirement System; Seminole city gave $15,000, for example, that • Reappoint Jennifer Dane to position 3, Tom would amount to $105,000 for the new position. Green to position 8 and Frank Ioppolo to position At the regular meeting, the Commission ap- 9 of the the Sanford Airport Authority. proved on first reading an ordinance to rezone • Sean McCann to position 4 of the Sanford 1.83 acres for a proposed residential and com- Museum Advisory Board. mercial development called First Street Station. The Commission also approved unanimously The plans include a four-story “national flag” to adopt the millage tax rate of 7.325 and the hotel and 32 townhomes, each with three bed- budget and capital improvement plan for the fis-

People may register up to in announcing the visit on Face- TRUMP two tickets per mobile phone book. She is chairman of the Re- number. The tickets are granted publican Party of Seminole Continued from Page 1 on a first-come, first-serve basis. County. “Your presence this Fri- Registrants will have to give day will help #KeepSeminol- their full name, email and cell eRed! God Bless you and your Donald J. Trump Delivers Re- phone number as well as Zip family.” marks at a Make America Great code and state. A reply to the post of Face- Again Event in Sanford, FL.” The Seminole County GOP book by Inga Dennis Bateman Doors for the event open at 4 Facebook site also has a link to said she had already registered. p.m., according to the website. the registration page for the “Thank you President It was unclear Monday whether campaign stop. Trump!” Bateman wrote. “I reg- the appearance will be held out- “Thank you Mr. President for istered and hope this time I get side as in 2016 or in a hangar or all you’ve done for Florida and tickets to attend.” other large inside space. the USA,” wrote Linda Trocine SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 2020 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

What happened last Night? to please overlook whatever faults they think he might have and give him an- The Herald had gone to press before other four years in office. the debate, so Snarky, like Joe, decided to come out. Biden and half the country lose their lunch. Snarky's scenarios: 3. Republicans are hoping for an ad- 1. Joe Biden wows 'em. He comes out vantage but Joe mainly stays within the of hiding blasting Trump and those awful confines of his teleprompter. Republicans with both barrels. His reluc- tance to come out of his basement has Trump tells us how wonderful things been a ruse all along. It lulled the Repub- are. How, but for the virus thing, all licans into thinking he was in the later Americans are better off because of him. stages of senile dementia. He was sharp as a tack and was on the attack all night Number three was most likely, thus long. No gaffes anywhere to be found. nothing changed. ______Trump gave his standard boring stump speech. He didn't know how to handle Our governor says no fines for not the resilient dynamic new Joe. wearing a mask.

2. Donald Trump comes out and says New deaths from the virus in Florida he has been humbled by the opportunity are now zilch. to serve as President of the United States of America and gets down on his hands What has the Seminole County Health and knees and pleads with the audience Dictator done in response?

MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley Supreme Court and Rules of the Game

By Walter E. Williams evenly applied without bias. sister or I would have the Do we want a referee or jus- job of dividing the last piece The United States Consti- tice to allow empathy to in- of cake or pie. Almost al- tution's Article 2, Sec. 2, cl. fluence their decisions? Let ways an argument would 2, provides that the presi- us answer this question ensue about the fairness of dent of the United States using this year's Super Bowl the cut. Those arguments "shall nominate, and by and as an example. ended when Mom came up with the Advice and Con- The San Francisco 49ers with a rule: Whoever cuts sent of the Senate, shall ap- have played in seven Super the cake gives the other per- point Ambassadors, other Bowls in their franchise his- son the first choice of the public Ministers and Con- tory, winning five times. On piece to take. As if by magic suls, Judges of the Supreme the other hand, coming into or divine intervention, fair- Our Most Personal Vote Court, and all other Officers the 2020 game, the Kansas ness emerged and argu- By Mark Shields able personal rating from 2016 voters, the low- of the United States." Presi- City Chiefs had not won a ments ended. No matter est for any major party candidate in the history dent Donald Trump has Super Bowl title in 50 years. who did the cutting, there In the presidential elections of 2000 and 2004, of polling, win the White House four years ago? nominated Amy Coney Bar- In anyone's book, this is a was an even division. the Democratic nominees, former Vice Presi- Because he was running that year against De- rett as U.S. Supreme Court gross disparity. Should the This is what our society dent Al Gore and Sen. John Kerry, were both mocrat Hillary Clinton, whose 43% favorable- justice who will replace the referees have the empathy to needs -- the kind of rules seen by the nation's voters as more knowledge- 55% unfavorable personal rating was the late Ruth Bader Ginsberg. understand what it is like to whereby you would be OK able and more intelligent than the Republican second-lowest ever recorded by a major party Barrett currently serves as be a perennial loser, not even if your worst enemy standard-bearer in both elections, George W. nominee. If Trump had been running unop- United States Circuit judge winning a Super Bowl in were in charge. Despite the Bush. But those same voters in both campaigns posed four years ago, he would have lost. But of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court five decades? What would high stakes of bitterly found Bush to be more honest, trustworthy and he was running against Clinton, who just 36% of Appeals. The 7th Circuit you think of a referee whose fought football contests, likable than either Gore or Kerry. In explaining of voters saw as "honest and trustworthy," while serves the Midwestern states play calls were guided by most games end peaceably, why Bush defeated Kerry, respected Democratic 61% said she was not -- almost identical to of Illinois, Indiana and Wis- empathy or pity? Suppose a and the winners and losers pollster Peter D. Hart put it bluntly: "Voters Trump's bad numbers on "honest and trustwor- consin. referee, in the name of com- are civil. It is indeed a mira- value 'I Like' over IQ." thy," which were 33% positive and 64% nega- It is now the Senate's job pensatory justice, strin- cle of sorts that players with Our vote for president is actually the most tive. to decide whether to con- gently applied pass conflicting interests can play personal vote we Americans get to cast. Aware No incumbent president or his party has firm Barrett's appointment interference or roughing the a game, agree with the out- of the enormous impact every president has won reelection to the White House when that as an associate justice on the passer violations against the come and walk away as over our lives -- both national and individual -- president's job rating was below 48% positive. Supreme Court. In thinking San Francisco 49ers and less good sports. That "miracle" we learned painfully that the national tragedies In nearly four years, during which he presided about the Senate's criteria stringently against the is that it is far easier to reach of both Vietnam and Watergate were directly at- over an economy where unemployment fell to for making their decision, Chiefs. Would you support a an understanding about the tributable to defects of character and personal- just 3.5%, the nation's lowest rate in 51 years, we might ask what is the referee who refused to make game's rules than the game's ity -- along with acute absence of honesty -- of Trump remains the only U.S. president in the elected American presidents. history of the Wall Street Journal-NBC News role of a U.S. Supreme Court offensive pass interference outcome. The same conflict- In the most recent Wall Street Journal-NBC poll never to be rated positively by at least 50% justice? A reasonable answer calls because he thought it reducing principles should News national poll, 2020 voters listed the three of Americans; in fact, he never even reached be- is to recognize that our Con- was a silly rule? You would be a part of a civilized soci- most important qualities in deciding how to yond 46% approval. stitution represents our probably remind him that it ety. vote for president to be "having the ability to In this bizarre pandemic year, with voters rules of the game. It dictates is the league that makes the bring the country together" (36%); "being honest unable to assess the character and personality of what is and is not permissi- rules (football law), not ref- Walter E. Williams is a and trustworthy" (35%); and "having strong the presidential candidates because they are un- ble behavior by government erees. professor of economics at leadership qualities" (33%). Democrat Joe Biden able to see them interact with voters, Americans and its citizens. Therefore, a Supreme Court justices George Mason University. held a statistically insignificant 45%-43% edge will take their clues more than ever from the Supreme Court justice has should be umpires or refer- To find out more about Wal- over President Donald Trump on the "strong three presidential debates, in which the candi- one job and one job only; ees, enforcing neutral rules. ter E. Williams and read fea- leadership qualities" question. But on "bringing dates will be wise to remember that character is namely, that of a referee. Here is a somewhat trivial tures by other Creators the country together," Biden was judged to be destiny and the presidential choice is the most A referee's job, whether example of a neutral rule Syndicate writers and car- better than Trump by the lopsided margin of personal vote we will cast. he is a football referee, base- from my youth; let us call it toonists, visit the Creators 52% to 28%. And on "being honest and trust- ball umpire or a Supreme Mom's Rule. On occasion, Syndicate webpage at worthy," voters again picked Biden over Trump To find out more about Mark Shields and Court justice, is to know the my sister and I would have www.creators.com. by a decisive 47% to 30% margin. read his past columns, visit the Creators Syndi- rules of the game and to en- lunch in my mother's ab- COPYRIGHT 2020 CRE- How, if the vote for president is so personal, cate webpage at www.creators.com. sure that those rules are sence. Either my younger ATORS.COM did Trump, with a 38% favorable-60% unfavor- COPYRIGHT 2020 MARK SHIELDS PAGE 4 • Midweek : Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, 2020 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Jennifer Dittman, Brightway Insurance new Owner of Lake Mary Agency Craft Supply and Dittman Delivery. 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In addition to to ride as long or as far as rooms full of local & archae- Learn more about franchise opportunities with Brightway you wish or join the es- her two Brightway Agencies, Dittman and husband have at BrightwayDifference.com. ological finds, pioneer crafts, owned a number of businesses to include DJ’s Ceramic and corted group ride that leaves family records, Civil War from Mead Garden (Winter info. & toys/musical instru- Park) at 8 a.m. Bike 5 Cities ments. Learn the story of DeBary recently distributed PPE kits to City Residents Ride is a 28-mile regional Geneva & the Lincoln Con- bike-ride. Registration spiracy. Listen to an Edison Fee: $10 per person, or $25 Phonograph & a per family. For more infor- Violano. Buy T-shirts, caps, mation go to https://bike- mugs, prints & history walkcentralflorida.org/ books. Society website: www.usgennet.org Snakes of Florida /usa/fl/county/semi- Saturday, Oct. 3, 9 to 10 nole/Geneva, or a.m. or 11 a.m. to noon, Ed Facebook.com/GenevaHis- Yarborough Nature Center, toryMuseumFL. 3485 N. County Road 426, Geneva. $3 per person, ages Story Time at The Patch 7 & up (children must be ac- Thursday, Oct. 15, 6 p.m., companied by an adult) Join Crossings Community Photos contributed a local expert as he gives an Church, 514 Walden View introduction to & dispels The City of DeBary distributed hundreds of PPE kits to residents on Saturday, September 12. Mayor Karen Chasez and Councilwoman Dr., Sanford. Story Time at Phyllis Butlien participated in the distribution. Each kit contained four masks, hand sanitizer, alcohol-based cleanser, tissues and soap. some of the myths about the Pumpkin Patch with these misunderstood cold- Residents were able to pick up a kit for their household via a drive-thru process with staff wearing masks and gloves. Volusia County Longwood’s Mayor, Matt Council member Barbara Girtman facilitated the donation of the kits to the City from Volusia County Emergency Management. “We are blooded snake residents. Morgan. thrilled to be able to provide these necessities to our residents and grateful for the donation from the County. Our residents sincerely ap- Register at preciated receiving the kits, allowing them to comply with CDC guidelines” stated Mayor Chasez. The City still has a few packages left www.recreation.seminole- Safari Golf Cart countyfl.gov and any DeBary resident who has not yet received their kit may stop by City Hall to pick one up while supplies last. City Hall is located at Saturday, Oct. 17, 2 to 6 16 Colomba Road, DeBary. Left: Mayor Karen Chasez gives a PPE kit to a DeBary resident. Center: Councilwoman Phyllis Butlien veri- p.m., Registration 2 p.m. at fies residency. Right: Residents in cars line up for residency verification and kit distribution. Halloween “Boo”-tique Sunshine State Threads, 307 Saturday, Oct. 3, 4 to 8 E. 2nd Street, Sanford. 1st p.m., Jeanine Taylor Folk card: Magnolia Square Mar- Art, 211 E. 1st St., Sanford. ket, 117 S. Magnolia Shepherd’s Hope Mask-R-Aid Broadcast honors Healthcare Heroes Few among the artists in Ave.;2nd card: Henry’s The broadcast event will also raise funds to support the non-profit’s mission Jeanine Taylor’s orbit turn Depot - The Basin, 212 W. to provide free medical care to Central Florida’s uninsured and under-insured out the haunts like those fea- 1st Street; 3rd card: Buster’s • On Saturday, October 24, 2020, members of the community, business lead- tured in her upcoming Hal- Bistro, 300 S. Sanford Ave.; ers and supporters will gather at viewing locations across the country for an loween Boo-tique. The artist 4th card: Wops Hops Brew- exciting broadcast event to celebrate the Healthcare Heroes of Shepherd’s roster will feature the likes ing, 419 S. Sanford Ave.; & of Melissa Menzer, Darlene Hope that will provide the support necessary for maintaining resilience during 5th card: Celery City Craft, COVID-19. Ticket prices begin at $75 and are available at www.Shepherd- Allen, Kerry Schmidt, An- 114 S. Palmetto Ave., all in thony Pack & Jane Theis. sHope.org/Mask-R-Aid. Sanford. $20 per player do- • During this variety show style event, we encourage small gatherings with Each artist possesses an nation with prizes for best undying thirst for all things friends, family, and colleagues to enjoy a shared experience of philanthropy hand/worst hand & more. and fellowship. Throughout the evening, Shepherd’s Hope will honor their strange and unusual. 50/50 raffle, cart costume 2020 healthcare heroes, provide a variety of entertainment with interactive contest, games, food & fun. elements, and feature a silent and live auction. Food Trucks For bicycles, golf carts, • Mask-R-Aid ticket packages and sponsorship levels range from $75- Thursday, Oct. 8, 5:30 to pedestrians & motorcycles $5,000; many include catered dinners and Sommelier-selected wines deliv- 8:30 p.m., Reiter Park, 311 too. Proceeds go to Central ered directly to attendees’ home or viewing location. Sponsorships also W. Warren Ave., Longwood. Florida Zoo & Botanical Photo contributed include a Party in a Box filled with themed goodies, sponsor items and activi- Food Trucks & music. Gardens. ties to bring Mask-R-Aid to life at their viewing location. Food Boxes Family Campout Friday, Oct. 9, 10:30 to Saturday, Oct. 17, 2 p.m. 11:30 a.m., Greater Provi- to Sunday, 9 a.m., Geneva dence Worship Center, 1101 Wilderness Area, 3485 N. Historic Goldsboro Blvd., County Road 426, Geneva. Sanford. City Church is of- $15 per person/per cam- fering food boxes while sup- pout. Learn to camp in a plies last. Call 407-321-9600. fun, family-oriented event. Meals included. Tent pitch- Goldsboro Farmers ing assistance, cast iron Market cooking, wildlife program, Fridays, 2 to 6 p.m., Allen fishing, s’mores over a Chapel AME Church park- campfire & more. Families ing lot, 1203 S. Olive Ave., must have a child 13 years Sanford. Fresh fruits, vegeta- old or younger to partici- bles & more. Call 407-665- pate. Limited to 24 partici- 3234. pants. Call 407-2211 or register at Community Day www.recreation.seminole- Saturday, Oct. 10, 8 a.m. countyfl.gov to 2 p.m., 1120 State Road 436, Suite 1600, Casselberry. Geneva Jam Wellness checkups for all Saturday, Oct. 17, 5:30 ages, immunizations, dia- p.m., Geneva Community betic foot exams, colorectal Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. cancer screenings, cervical Toe-tapping acoustic, blue- cancer screenings, on site grass, traditional country & mammogram bus & more. old-fashioned gospel music Schedule an appointment at Play an acoustic instrument? 407-322-8645. Join in. Just learning? Come learn. Easy dinner snacks for Church Farmers Market sale. Donations appreciated. Saturday, Oct. 10, 9:30 a.m., Crossings Community Sanford Cleanup Church, 514 Walden View Sunday October 18, 9 Dr., Sanford. $30 donation a.m., Meet at the parking lot by Oct. 1 to be a vendor. at 2nd/Palmetto (Sunshine Bring your own set up. State Threads) Gloves, bags, Small market with 10 ven- grabbers provided. dors max. Call 407-324-5433.

Trump Boat Parade Saturday, Oct. 10, 10 a.m., SANFORD HERALD Midweek : Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, 2020 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Long-time Sanford Resident writes Two Books Seminole State receives 2020 HEED Award

Special to the Herald staff and students: • President Dr. Georgia Lorenz included eq- Seminole State College of Florida has uity, diversity and inclusion in virtually every once again received the 2020 Higher Education forum she addressed. She themed the College Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award 2019 Convocation “Everyone is an Educator” from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the and emphasized that everyone is key to stu- oldest and largest diversity-focused publica- dent success. Dr. Lorenz brought Dr. Frank tion in higher education. This is the seventh Harris III from San Diego State University as consecutive year the College has been named the Convocation keynote speaker and work- as a HEED Award recipient. shop leader. His research focuses on equitable As a recipient of the annual HEED Award, a outcomes for Black males at the community national honor recognizing U.S. colleges and college. universities that demonstrate an outstanding • Full Spectrum Support facilitated the suc- Photos contributed commitment to diversity and inclusion, Semi- cessful adjustment and progression of college Left: Abner Jackson III nole State will be featured, along with 89 other students with autism spectrum disorders Right: Jackson holds the first book he wrote called recipients, in the November 2020 issue of IN- (ASD). The program also arranged familiariza- tion tours, individually if needed, to the Uni- “Through It All: Sanford Raised me & Atlanta SIGHT Into Diversity magazine. versity of Central Florida prior to the students’ Saved Me.” “The innovation and inclusion displayed by Seminole State’s faculty and staff have re- transfer to upper division. sulted in the seventh consecutive HEED • The College continued its co-sponsorship By Susan Wenner and tribulations I faced back home, in Geor- Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity maga- of the national Black, Brown and College Herald Publisher/ People Editor gia, me writing more, meeting and interview- zine,” said Janet Balanoff, associate vice presi- Bound Summit, with four students, four staff ing celebrities, appearing on TV and more. dent for equity and diversity/Title IX and Dr. Lorenz participating. Long-time Sanford resident, Abner Jackson My second book I share how to grow your coordinator at Seminole State. “The challenges • The African American Cultural Forum, III previously penned the book, “Through It business and get more clients. I went from faced by employees and students in 2019-20 the longest continuously-running student or- All: Sanford Raised Me & Atlanta Saved Me” 300 Facebook followers to over 4,000 in 16 were unimaginable, but commitment to the ganization at the College, brought students to- and recently released his second book, “Ways months.” College’s mission and core values did not gether again with devoted advising and To Grow Your Business On Social Media.” As Jackson has struggled with sickle cell, waver. Our students, who come with diverse faculty members who involved the students in Son of Marilyn and Abner Jackson Jr., he he cited that he would like to write a book for backgrounds, moved into remote coursework academic success practices and cultural famil- grew up in Sanford and later moved to Geor- children on that disease. Interestingly with a week’s notice. Faculty met their aca- iarity. gia when he was 30 years old. The 1999 Semi- enough, Jackson himself didn’t care about demic needs and reached out with support for • In early June, the College recognized the nole High graduate, 2004 Seminole writing as a child and in school. His creativity non-academic needs that helped position the twin impacts of coronavirus and racial vio- Community College (now Seminole State Col- came later in college. students for success. Staff members created lence as possible sources of post-traumatic lege) grad and a 2006 degree from the Univer- “I know romance books sell a lot, but my linkages to effectively replicate face-to-face, stress. Dr. Lorenz convened the Joint Action sity of Central Florida despite his health mind and creativity probably couldn’t write a empathetic contact. The College deepened its Committee on Race and Social Justice to em- issues. He is proud of his accomplishments book like that,” he said. “Writing gave me a commitment to equity and looks forward to ploy virtual strategies, short- and long-term, and his heritage. platform to express my thoughts and ideas enriching lives over the long term.” addressing students’ and employees’ reac- In fact, he was selected for an award of with sports. I’m just trying to promote my INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine selected tions. Student leaders, employee constituent Most Talented in the Community Choice books now and get more sales from other Seminole State based on its outstanding com- group leaders and members of executive team SCAY (Sickle Cell Advocate of the Year) in people besides friends and family. I’m even mitment to diversity and inclusion across all offered “A Time to Heal” workshops, discus- July. He has covered the Atlanta Dream offering interviews for business owners who four campuses as well as the College’s leader- sions of race in America and have planned to games, Atlanta Hawks practices and festivals purchase my second book on my ship role in the community. continue the work by convening a collegewide as media for his website. AJ3Report.com website. Something to try to Here are some highlights of the College’s standing committee on equity. His interest in writing came after reading a increase the sales, I feel like that book has a commitment to diversity and inclusion: • Faculty and staff recorded a revised ver- magazine at work and saw an ad that they lot of knowledge and advice in it. I pretty • The College partnered with the Dr. Martin sion of LGBT+ Safe Space training for employ- were looking for writers. He then emailed the much write weekly with interviews on my Luther King, Jr. Celebration Steering Commit- ees to ensure that sensitive and appropriate contact and he wrote an NBA preview article, website and editing stories, something I do all tee to sponsor the city of Sanford’s MLK 2020 contacts would continue in the virtual envi- for the 2002-03 season. Jackson later wrote an- 52 weeks of the year.” Celebration Weekend and hosted the Oratori- ronment. other article about the Florida Classic be- He mentioned that the real connection to cal Contest which awarded a one-year scholar- "The HEED Award process consists of a tween FAMU and Bethune Cookman in writing came once he started covering events ship. Students and employees attended the comprehensive and rigorous application that November of that year. Some 2 months later as media for his website and interviewing award gala, interfaith service, marched in the includes questions relating to the recruitment in January of the following year he enrolled celebrities. parade down Historic Goldsboro Boulevard and retention of students and employees — in a Journalism class at SCC (now SSC). “I covered a double dutch event back in and greeted community members at the Festi- and best practices for both — continued lead- Jackson shared that his first book is about February and I was finally getting the hang of val in the Park. ership support for diversity, and other aspects moving from Sanford to the Atlanta area for doing interviews,” he said. “I asked great • The class project for the College’s Leader- of campus diversity and inclusion," said better healthcare. There is a sickle cell clinic in questions, built rapport and wasn’t as nerv- ship Academy brought 200 students from the Lenore Pearlstein, co-publisher of INSIGHT Atlanta. After writing this first book for 2 ous. I felt like I had finally made it and then Seminole County Public Schools' Young Men Into Diversity magazine. "As we continue to years he was finally able to publish. COVID happened. Unfortunately, that was of Excellence/Young Women of see a record number of HEED Award appli- “I had been hospitalized every 3 to 4 my only event covering this year. I felt like Excellence program to campus for a showing cants each year, nearly every school tells us months and hospitalized 3 to 6 times a year that was my coming out party. As far as book of the movie “Hidden Figures,” the true-life they use the application itself as a tool to cre- for about 10 years,” he said. “My dad said a connections, once my book was released and story of a team of female African-American ate new programs and to benchmark their ac- prayer for me and I went to my doctor visit a published, I was finally a published author. It mathematicians who served vital roles at complishments across campus. The process week later. The medicine I had been taking still feels like a dream that I'm a 2 times au- NASA during the early years of the U.S. space allows them to reflect on their successes and for about 10 years to decrease attacks was in- thor.” program. A discussion of STEM careers fol- determine where more work needs to be done. creased. I went 20 months without being ad- All in all, Jackson cited that he is just lowed the movie presentation. We also continue to raise the standards in se- mitted then 23 months without being happy that he can share his story and it’s not • The Center for Fine and Performing lecting HEED institutions." admitted. I have written over 300 articles his obituary but a testimony on not giving up, Arts was forced to relocate its programs due to Seminole State is one of only seven colleges since I moved here for websites and maga- facing all the challenges in life and remember- the sudden closure of their building and were and universities in Florida to receive a 2020 zines. I started my own website in 2018 and I ing that its not how you start but how you still able to offer a full slate of activities. The HEED Award. Florida State University, Hills- do the extras/background talent. I have four finish. center hosted Flamenco del Sol, an exhibit of borough Community College, University of IMDb credits doing acting. My journey and For more information about his books go to photographer and Seminole State Central Florida, University of North Florida, determination are discussed in my new book. www.aj3report.com, Facebook at authorabn- alumnus Jose’ Betancourt’s “Cuba: Recon- University of South Florida, and the Univer- I would love to tell everyone about my story erjacksoniii and aj3report . Amazon is also structing Memories” and welcomed Arte Bajo sity of West Florida were the other Florida in- and inspire people to never give up on their selling the books and can be found under de Sombrilla, or “Art Under the Umbrella,” for stitutions recognized. dreams.” Abner Jackson III. Links are available on In- a full day of cultural presentations during His- For more information about the 2020 HEED I was tired of it and wanted a better quality stagram authorabnerjacksoniii and Facebook. panic Heritage Month. Award, visit insightintodiversity.com. of life. My first book talked about the trials Campus-based activities reached faculty, PAGE 6 • Midweek: Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 2020 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

VALERIE (PEGGIE) Nate, Tolliver, Emerson, Clevester loved Basketball, and daughters, Janis Perry Sanford, Florida. He Florida; niece Lertrina LaVANGE BOUEY Arthur Lee, and life brother: Video games, and Rap and Harriet Gordon received a degree in “Trina” Scott, Lake Monroe; Herbert Bratcher; three Music. He attended (Johnny). Broadcasting in Nashville, and many other loving fami- Valerie (Peggie) LaVange aunts: Inez (Auntie Sug), Seminole County Public Visitation will be held Tennessee. He enlisted and ly members and friends. Bouey was born to the late Ann (Auntie Precious- Schools, and was known to Friday, Oct. 2 from 5 to 7 served 24-years in the Visitation will be held on Henry and Maggie Bouey Cecil), and Altamese; three love his family and will be p.m. at Wilson-Eichelberger United States Army, Friday, October 2, 2020 from on December 18, 1958 in uncles: James, Hurtis, and missed by all who knew and Mortuary. Funeral services and retired with the rank of 9:30-10:30 a.m. at Calvary Winter Park, Florida. Peggie Kenneth (Kenny Boy); loved him. A visitation ser- will be held Saturday, Oct. 3 First Sergeant. He obtained a Temple of Praise, 2020 resided most of her life in Special friends: Robert (Cat) vice will take place Friday, at St. Paul Missionary bachelor's degree while serv- McCracken Road, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Florida Coleman, Brooke and Gary October 2, 2020, from 5 until Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. ing in the Military. Florida 32771 and the and New York. Peggie died Argro, Sr.; Special 7pm, in the beautiful chapel Henry Byrd officiating, of After retiring from the Graveside services will fol- on September 22, 2020. cousin/sister: Cheryl; of Peoples Funeral Home, Byrd Memorial Church of Military, he worked as a low at Restlawn Cemetery Peggie attended Seminole Graveside services will be 1001 E. 25th Street, Sanford, Midway. Interment will fol- ROTC instructor with Father beginning @ 11:00 a.m. County Public Schools, and held on Saturday, October 3, Fl 32771; A Celebration of low at Restlawn Cemetery. Flanagan in Nebraska until The services are entrusted received her CNA 2020 ~ 2:00 P.M. at Life service will follow on Wilson-Eichelberger the company closed. Later he to Gail & Wynn's Mortuary Certification from Orlando Woodbridge-Altamonte Saturday, October 3, 2020, Mortuary, is in charge of all was employed as a Parenting 407.522.4700 www.gail- College. Community Cemetery, Fern Peoples Funeral arrangements. Counselor with Boys Town wynnsmortuary.com Peggie Park, Florida. Home Chapel at 12 in Nebraska. His last worked in Gail & Wynn's Mortuary, Noon; Interment will follow RETIRED FIRST employment and second ZI’ERRIC PERRION a a vari- Inc. is in charge of all at Shiloh Cemetery, State SERGEANT WILLIAM retirement were with WILLIAM WYNN ‘ZI’ ety of arrangements. www.gail- Road 46 in Sanford, HENRY ‘TIGER BILL’ Omaha, Nebraska Public wynnsmortuary.com Fl. Arrangements are Schools as a Resource health WRIGHT SR. Graveside Service for Mr. care facili- entrusted into the compas- Security Guard. Zi’Erric Perrion William ties and CLEVESTER sionate hands of Peoples He was a faithful member Retired First Wynn, “Zi”, 18, Sanford, FL, private Funeral Home; Karen Y. of Prince of Peace Baptist GILCHRIST-GRUBBS JR. Sergeant William Henry who passed on September work, in Peoples, LFDIC: Church in Omaha, Nebraska. “Tiger Bill” Wright Sr., 72, of 20, 2020, will be at 11 AM, Florida Also, a dedicated member of Clevester Gilchrist- Omaha, Nebraska, passed Saturday, October 3, 2020 at and New FLORENCE PERRY the Elks Iroquois Lodge #92 Valerie (Peggie) Grubbs Jr, away September 21, 2020. He Restlawn Cemetery. York. and American Legion Post 28, born was born Visitation (Walk Through) LaVange Bouey Peggie #30. April 7, Florence Perry, 87, of July 12, will be from 4:30-6:30 PM, was a In 2009 William united in 1992 to Sanford, passed away 1948, in Friday, sweet, loving and one of the marriage with Patricia Clevester September 20, 2020 in her Sanford, October biggest kind hearted person. (Collins) Wright. Grubbs home. Florida to 2, 2020 at We all knew and loved, He is survived by his lov- and Gaya She the late Allen everybody continues to say ing wife Patricia Collins- L. was born Fannie Chapel that she had one the most Wright; daughters Donna Gilchrist, in Haggins AME mesmerizing smile (like her Dantzler of Sanford, Florida, in Sanford and Church. daddy Doc (Henry). Tanesha Collins and Tyechia Sanford, and Wesley Zi was Peggie leaves to cherish Barnett of Omaha, Nebraska; Fl., worked Wright born Feb. her many many memories Clevester Gilchrist- Sons, William Henry “Billy” passed in elec- Sr. 11, 2002 are her three sisters: Vanessa Grubbs Jr. Wright, Jr, (Charity) of away tronic William Henry He was to Pynkie (Timothy), Yarda and Sanford, Florida, Cornell Friday, assembly. Wright Sr. preceded Wynn Renda; five brothers: Greg, Collins (Karen), and Yano Zi’Erric Perrion September 18, 2020. She was a in death and member Collins of Omaha, Nebraska; William Wynn Charles Florence by stepfather Matthew Brother Pastor Robert Smith of Byrd Haggins; sister Margaret Hayes, Jr. Perry (Jackie) of Daytona Beach, Memorial Cody; brothers, Wesley in Sanford,FL. He was Church of Florida; Brother-in-laws, reared by his grandmother, (Snow) Wright Jr., Roosevelt Freddie Cody of Madison, Midway and was a graduate Wright, Willie Wright Sr., Shirley Wynn. He was a of Crooms Academy Class Florida, Bobby Collins of Senior at Seminole High Melvin Wright, and Eddie Illinois, Gregory Collins of of 1951. Straws Wright Sr. School. Growing up he loved She is survived by her Omaha, Nebraska; Sister-in- basketball and football. William was a 1966 gradu- laws, Janice Collins, son, Leroy Johnson (Gail); ate of Crooms High School, Football was his love and he Cynthia Collins, Kimberly dreamed of going to college Onyekwere all of Omaha, and on to the NFL. He Nebraska; aunt Daphne played for the Seminole White of Sanford, Florida; Sharks AAU Football uncles Joe Straws (Willie League; Seminole High Louise) of Sanford, Florida, School Freshman Football Nathaniel Straws, Sr, Team where he was the MVP (Maeola) 2017 and the Varsity Football of Titusville, Florida; grand- Team. He was a member of daughters Zahra Allen Chapel AME Church, Kudakwashe, Jocelyn and where he attended Jessica Wright all of Sanford, Church/Sunday School, Florida, Jakayah, Ashanti, sang in the Junior Choir, Isabella, all of Omaha, served on the Junior Usher Nebraska; Board and Young People’s grandsons Tamien, Dept. He was also a member Da’qawain, Jacoby all of of Black Men of Excellence. Omaha, Nebraska; nephews He is survived by his moth- Eddie Straws Wright Jr. er: Pynkie Wynn; father: (Lauri) of Tampa, Charles Hayes, Jr.; 7 broth- Florida, Jimmy “Cricket” ers: Maurice Wynn, Darion Franklin (Tina) of Sanford, Martin, Zedarian Blake, DeMarJay Hayes, Zaden Ortega, Calvin Hayes and Cinquavious Boone; 3 sis- ters: Jameria, Janasia and Zaniyah Hayes; devoted grandmother, Shirley Wynn; grandfather: Willie Perry Gaines, Jr.; 2 uncles he loved as brothers: Edmond Stone- Wynn, Stanley Wynn; 2 aunts he cherished: Shanell Wynn, Derrionna Davis- Wynn; 4 great uncles he looked up to: Alexander C. Wynn, III, Michael R. Wynn (Rosa), Sylvester Wynn, William Wynn; 2 loving great aunts: Diann Wynn, Dr. Mary R. Wynn; 1st cousin he loved like an uncle: Erric R. Wynn, Sr.; god-family: Sonya and Rod Freeman; best friend: Delvin “Cooly” Ingram; godfather: Little Walter Taylor. Zi will be missed by Seminole High School, the Georgia Avenue neighborhood, a host of cousins and heartbroken friends. Arrangements entrusted to GAINOUS- WYNN FUNERAL HOME, INC., 386-428-5751. Page 7 Wednesday September 30, 2020 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today _ WhoopAzz Wednesday Night Test-n-Tune _ “All Welcome Test and Tune and Grudge Racing” with gates open- Marked Improvement ing at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 Closer games, more p.m.-to-11 p.m. $15 General Admission or $25 to race. * Friday Night Frenzy Test-n- Tune _ “All Welcome Test and SACBy Dean Smith wins infor 210-yards Week and four touch- 4 Tune and Grudge Racing” with Herald Staff gates opening at 6 p.m. and rac- downs and also threw a 30-yard ing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. $15 touchdown pass to Brandon General Admission or $25 to race. Friday’s second full week of Glynn, while the defense forced * Saturday _ Florida vs. Florida action for Seminole Athletic six turnovers, including two “Get It Off Your Chest.” Gates Conference football teams interception returns and a fum- open at 12 p.m. General looked a little more like normal Admission is $25 with Kids 10- ble return for a touchdown. and-Under Free. Call Baldie (941- as the expected top team’s Curtis Argroves passed for 227- 587-2769 or Smoke (941-266-7259). showed off complete games. yards and two touchdowns, ran * FUNDAYSunday _ “All Following a somber pre-game for 120-yards and two more Welcome Test and Tune and ceremony to honor the loss of scores and also had two 2-point Grudge Racing” with gates open- Zi’Erric Wynn, including both conversion runs. Julius Perez ing at 10 a.m. and racing from teams meeting for a prayer at 10:30 a.m.-to-5 p.m. $15 General caught three touchdown passes Admission or $25 to race. midfield, host Seminole (2-0) for the Greyhounds. The Dragway Information got a pair of touchdown runs Hagerty (1-1) also recovered Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 from Timmy McClain in a 31-14 from an opening night loss and the website is at _ thumping of perennial power with Ethan Lopez scoring on www.raceosw.com/dragway/. Daytona Beach-Mainland (1-1). touchdown runs of 5- and 52- LMSA McClain ran for scores of 4- yards in the first and fourth Ahoy Sailors! and 63-yards, while Donta quarter, respectively, as the * Today _ Wednesday Night Whack and Jimmy Horn, who Huskies handed Lake Howell Gosling’s Rum Racing. The start caught a 50-yard pass to set up (1-1) its first loss, 14-3. window will be 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 the first touchdown, also ran Orangewood Christian (1-3) p.m. The course will be posted at for touchdowns of 47- and 21- the clubhouse and on Facebook picked up its first victory of the prior to the start. Meet at the yards, respectively, and Sergio season as Kaderris Roberts Breezeway after the race. Diaz hit a 38-yard field goal to caught four passes, all for For more information, visit go along with for extra point touchdowns for 131-yards in a _ www.flalmsa.org _ or call kicks. Defensively, the Fighting 35-0 win over Faith Christian (321) 578-8364. Seminoles forced six turnovers. (0-4). Riley Willis tossed three SANFORD ADULTSOFTBALL Host Lake Mary (2-0) raced of the scoring strikes. out to a 37-0 lead early in the Here are the results for the Week Here is the upcoming sched- Herald photos by ule in the City of Sanford Parks second quarter and turned the 4 and current schedule for Week 5: and Recreation Department Romeo Guzman game over to the reserves as WEEK 4 Adult Softball Fall Season. An airliner (top) zooms past the Rams coasted to a 37-7 vic- Friday, September 25 The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League tory over Oak Ridge. * Hagerty 14, Lake Howell 3. on Wednesday will have The Seminole High School’s Blue Liners battling Fed Up at Thomas E. Whigham Defensive end Anthony * Lake Brantley 55, Lyman 37. 6:30 p.m.; Venezolanos squar- Stadium on the way to DePinto got things started by * Lake Mary 37, Oak Ridge 7. ing off with Pat’s Liquor at 7:30 tackling a Pioneers runner in * Mount Dora Christian 35, p.m. and the Lions tackling Orlando-Sanford the end zone for a safety and The Master’s Academy 6. Fusion at 8:30 p.m. International Airport giving later added two more quarter- * Orangewood Christian 35, Everyone is invited to watch for the Seminole-Mainland foot- back sacks and forced another Faith Christian 0. free at Pinehurst Park. For more information con- ball game an unofficial fly- fumble that led to a touch- * Oviedo 56, Harmony 21. tact Eric Griffin at 407-688- over on a night where the down. Quarterback Gunnar * Seminole 31, Mainland 14. 5120, Option 6 or the League Smith would complete passes WEEK 5 Information Website at _ teams honored Zi’Erric to six different receivers, Friday, October 2 www.leaguelineup.com/welc Wynn, who was supposed including touchdowns to (all games at 7 p.m., unless noted) ome.asp?url=sanfordsoftball. to regain his eligibility for the Rocco Underwood, Ron * Apopka vs. Lake Brantley ORLANDO CITY Lake Minneola game, but Kimble and Carson Conley, on Tom Storey Field at Darvin Orlando City SC (7-2-5, 26 was tragically killed in an while Underwood and Marquis Boothe Stadium. points) battled to a scoreless Jones also ran for touchdowns. * Hagerty vs. Winter Park at automobile accident last draw with FC Dallas (5-3-5, Oviedo (2-0) also improved to Showalter Field. 20 points) on Sunday night at week, with a banner (sec- 2-0, outscoring Harmony (0-2), * Lake Highland Prep vs. Toyota Stadium. The Lions earned their ond photo) and the teams 56-21, with sophomore quarter- Trinity Prep at Hubbard Field. eighth-consecutive result joining together as midfield back Luke Rucker throwing for * Lake Howell at East River. despite being reduced to 10 for a prayer (above). Once 463-yards and seven touch- * Lyman vs. Winter Springs men in the 69th minute of at A.W. Epps Sports Complex. the game started it was all downs, including three to Alex play when midfielder Saunders and two to Keith * Orangewood Christian vs. Sebastián Méndez was shown Fighting Seminoles as quar- Nemasango, while the defense The Master’s Academy at a second yellow card and terback Timmy McClain (No. Pennington Field, 7:30 p.m. forced to exit the match. recovered three fumbles. Goalkeeper Pedro Gallese 2, top right, dancing into the Lake Brantley (1-1) bounced * Seminole at Lake Minneola. earned his second clean sheet end zone, while leaving sev- back fro, its heart-breaking loss * University (Orlando) vs. of the season and his third Oviedo at John Courier Field. eral Buccaneers defenders to Lake Mary with a 55-37 victo- across all competitions, mak- ry over Lyman (0-2). Noah * West Orange vs. Lake Mary ing four saves to keep the in the dirt) had another big Hudack carried the ball 10-times at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Toros scoreless on the night. night on offense and the Next Match: The Lions return home to Tribe defense (right) forced Exploria Stadium to host the six turnovers as the hosts New York Red Bulls on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. For more informa- rolled to a 31-14 victory. tion, visit orlandocitysc.com. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY The Modifieds return to the high banks for the penulti- mate race of the Modified 50 UCF pummels Pirates, 51-28 Series! Joining the Modifieds Junior Eriq Gilyard, senior Antwan Collier and will be the E-Mods (25), Gabriel stands out in Sportsman (25), Bomber B (20) senior Christopher DeLoach each forced fumbles and Ground Pounders (20). in the first quarter, while Gilyard, senior Richie Pit gates open at 3 p.m. Ticket AAC opener; No. 11/12 Grant and junior Anthony Montalvo all had booths and grandstands open at fumble recoveries during that span. Junior Derek 6 p.m. with racing at 7:30 p.m. Knights host Tulsa in Gainous added a forced fumble late in the game. Adult admission is $15. Kids 11 Grant also recorded his first interception of the years of age and under are free. season, a pick in the end zone in the third quar- For information, visit _ home opener Saturday www.newsmyrnaspeedway.o ter. It was the eighth of his career, which is the rg _ or call 386-427-4129. eighth most in UCF history. Of Gabriel’s four touchdown passes, two went ORLANDO PRIDE Special to the Herald to Jaylon Robinson in his second game as a Orlando Pride (0-1-1, 1 point) Knight. The speedy wideout finished with nine GREENVILLE, N.C. — The 13th-ranked UCF fell 3-1 to NWSL Challenge catches and went over 100 yards receiving for the football team scored 41-unanswered points, went Cup champions Houston Dash second straight game, totaling a career-high 150. (1-1-0, 3 points) on Saturday over 600 yards in total offense and turned the host Senior Marlon Williams also went over 100 yards night at BBVAStadium. Pirates over five times in an American Athletic for the second time in as many games, grabbing 13 Scoring Recap: Conference opening road rout of ECU, winning 51- balls for 136 yards. Senior Jacob Harris – five catches * 27’ - Nichelle Prince (Sophie 28 Saturday afternoon at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Schmidt) - HOU 1, ORL 0 _ for 69 yards – also found the end zone, as did senior On Sunday the Knights jumped two spots in Sophia Schmidt sent a ball over Jake Hescock on his only reception of the game. the Associated Press Top 25 Poll, ranking 11th the top to Nichelle Prince who Senior running back Greg McCrae and fresh- overall with 743 total points. beat the Pride backline and man Johnny Richardson each scored once on the It marks the highest ranking UCF has held this used a quick chip to beat ground, the 21st time for the former, which is the Ashlyn Harris to the near side. early in a season. In 2018, the Knights were ranked * 45+3’ - Marisa Viggiano - ORL 12th on September 27 and then 10th on October 7, eighth most in school history. It was the first 1, HOU 1 _ Marisa Viggiano and at that point the team was already 5-0. score for the rookie. All told, UCF ran for 224- drove into the Dash final third UCF also moved up two spots in the Amway yards and finished with 632-yards of offense. before cutting across the top of Coaches Poll, ranking 12th with 577 votes. The Knights are now scheduled to continue the the box and firing a low shot that 2020 season with its home opener next Saturday. deflected off the post and in. The Knights are still one of three American Athletic Conference teams in both polls, as Cincinnati is 15th in UCF hosts Tulsa at the Bounce House at 7:30 p.m. * 55’ - Sophie Schmidt (PK) - with coverage on ESPN2 and FM 96.9 The Game. HOU 2, ORL 1 _ Shea Groom both polls, while Memphis dropped to 25th in the AP drew a penalty kick. Midfielder Poll and 24th in the Coaches Poll while idle this week. Here is the box score: Sophie Schmidt stepped up Clemson remained on top of both polls with UCF (2-0, 1-0) 51, ECU (0-1, 0-1) 28 and netted a shot to the upper Alabama and Florida rounding out the top three. First Quarter right side of the net. UCF has now been ranked in the Top 25 a total ECU _ Pinnix 17 pass from Ahlers (Verity kick). * 72’ - Shea Groom - HOU 3, of 51 times and is 37-4 all-time as a ranked team UCF _ McCrae 1 run (Obarski kick). ORL 1 _ In the 73rd minute Shea after defeating ECU this weekend. UCF _ Obarski 26 FG. Groom jumped on a ball that Second Quarter struck the post and knocked it in. After allowing their opponent to score first for Next Match: the second straight game, the Knights (2-0, 1-0) UCF _ Obarski 33 FG. Following a bye week, the hit back again and again until the lead ballooned UCF _ Robinson 64 pass from Gabriel (Obarski kick). Pride will play their first home to 41-7 early in the third quarter. UCF _ Hescock 7 pass from Gabriel (Obarski kick). match of the year on Friday,Oct. During that time, sophomore quarterback Dillon Third Quarter 9, when they face the Dash at Gabriel completed a school-record 18 consecutive UCF _ Harris 11 pass from Gabriel (Obarski kick). Osceola County Stadium. The passes en route to a second straight 400-yard pass- UCF _ Robinson 9 pass from Gabriel (Obarski kick). match will kickoff at 5 p.m. and ing game, the first Knight to do it in back-to-back ECU - Johnson 37 pass from Ahlers (Verity kick). will air on CBS Sports Network. games, finishing with 408 yards and four touch- Fourth Quarter For more information on the Orlando Pride, visit Orlando- downs for the second consecutive game. UCF _ Obarski 31 FG. Pride.com or follow us on The UCF defense continued to keep ECU (0-1, 0-1) at ECU _ Pinnix 3 run (Verity kick). Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. bay with stops and takeaways, turning the Pirates over UCF _ Richardson 31 run (Obarski kick). on three straight possessions with a trio of fumbles. ECU _ Snead 7 pass from Ahlers (Verity kick). PAGE 8 • Midweek: Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 2020 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

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Call 407-321-4484. ject properties are located east of Rinehart Rd. and North and South SALE: ATHENS TOWING and intent to sell these vehicles MARINEE BATT, RIAGE of Fountain Parke Blvd. The Seminole County parcel ID’s for these AND RECOVERY INC gives on 10/16/2020, 09:00 am at LEGALS (NO CHILD OR FINAN- parcels are: 08-20-30-513-0B04-0000, 08-20-30-513-0F04-0000, Notice of Foreclosure of Lien 326 LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL Deceased. CIAL SUPPORT) 08-20-30-513-0B03-0000, 08-20-30-513-0F03-0010, 08-20-30-513- and intent to sell these vehicles 32765- 6774, pursuant to sub- 0B01-0010, 08-20-30-513-0B01-0020 and 08-20-30-513-0B02- LEGALS on 10/18/2020, 08:00 am at section 713.78 of the Florida NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO: LESBIA YANET SANZ 0000. (location map below). 2773 Navigator Avenue, Statutes. JZM Inc d/b/a Respondent’s last known Sanford, Florida 32773, pur- MIRANDA'S TOWING reserves NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS The administration of the estate address: Unknown The proposed Sanctuary at Fountain Parke consists of 106 suant to subsection 713.78 of the right to accept or reject any NAME of MARINEE BATT, deceased, townhome units and 20,800 square feet of retail/ office the Florida Statutes. ATHENS and/or all bids. whose date of death was April YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT use. TOWING AND RECOVERY 15, 2020, is pending in the action for dissolution of mar- FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given that INC reserves the right to 2C4RC1GG0ER408602 Circuit Court for Seminole riage has been filed against you FLORIDA KATHLEEN MEDICO GAU- • The Mayor and City Commission will be meeting on accept or reject any and/or all 2014 Chrysler County, Florida, Probate and that you are required to PROBATE DIVISION DIANO, OWNER, desiring to these items on Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 7:00 pm bids. Division, the address of which is serve a copy of your written engage in business under the (First Reading) (or as soon as possible thereafter) Publish: September 30, 2020 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, defenses, if any, to it on Hector File No.: 2020-CP-930 fictitious name of TEE TO 2004 DODGE I192 FL 32771. The name and Luis Sanz whose address is 401 GREEN PLAYERS CLUB • The Mayor and City Commission will be meeting on VIN: 1B3ES56C74D596478 address of the personal repre- Pecan Ave., Sanford, Florida IN RE: ESTATE OF located at 2656 QUEEN these items Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 7:00 pm sentative and the personal rep- 32771 on or before November MARY PLACE, MAIT- (Second Reading) (or as soon as possible thereafter). Publish: September 30, 2020 resentative's attorney are set 22, 2020 and file the original JEFFREY ANDREW LAND, FLORIDA 32751 I186 NOTICE OF PUBLIC forth below. with the clerk of this Court at BUNCA, intends to register the said SALE: OFF THE CHAIN 301 N. Park Ave., Sanford, name in SEMINOLE county For more information regarding this item or to request a digital copy TOWING gives Notice of All creditors of the decedent and Florida 32771 before service on Deceased. with the Division of of the Application, you may contact the Project Manager, Krystal Foreclosure of Lien and intent other persons having claims or Petitioner or immediately there- Corporations, Florida Clem, Planning & GIS Services Manager, at (407) 585-1412 or via e- NOTICE OF PUBLIC to sell this vehicle on demands against decedent's after. If you fail to do so, a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Department of State, pursuant mail, [email protected]. SALE: ATHENS TOWING 10/15/2020 8:00 am an estate on whom a copy of this default may be entered (Summary to section 865.09 of the Florida AND RECOVERY INC gives auction will take place at 855 E notice is required to be served against you for the relief Administration) Statutes. The Public Hearing will be held in the City of Lake Mary Commission Notice of Foreclosure of Lien 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL must file their claims with this demanded in the petition. Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Any interested and intent to sell these vehicles 32771. The vehicles which will court ON OR BEFORE THE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Publish: September 30, 2020 party may appear at the public hearing and be heard regarding the on 10/18/2020, 08:00 am at be auctioned include: LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER The action is asking the court to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS I198 above described items or submit written comments to the address 2773 Navigator Avenue, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- decide how the following real or AGAINST THE ABOVE identified above. Said hearing may be continued from time to time Sanford, Florida 32773, pur- 1NXBR32E432Z021418 LICATION OF THIS NOTICE personal property should be ESTATE: until the City Commission makes a final decision. suant to subsection 713.78 of 2003/TOYOTA/UCS/LE/4D/ OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE divided: None. You are hereby notified that an the Florida Statutes. ATHENS RED DATE OF SERVICE OF A Order of Summary NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION TOWING AND RECOVERY COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Copies of all court docu- Administration has been NAME MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER INC reserves the right to THEM. ments in this case, includ- entered in the estate of JEF- Publish: September 30, 2020 CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE accept or reject any and/or all ing orders, are available FREY ALLEN BUNCA, I193 Notice is hereby given that I am WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR bids. All other creditors of the dece- at the Clerk of the Circuit deceased, File Number 2020- engaged in business at 1314 SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A dent and other persons having Court’s office. You may CP-930, by the Circuit Court for North Ridge Drive, Seminole VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH 2006 CHRYSLER claims or demands against review these documents Seminole County, Florida, County, Longwood, Florida RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON VIN: 2A4GM68456R605816 decedent's estate must file their upon request. Probate Division, the address NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS 32750 under the Fictitious WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES claims with this court WITHIN 3 of which is P.O. Box 8099, NAME Name of Moon 286.0105. Publish: September 30, 2020 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE You must keep the Clerk Tavares, Florida 32772-8099; Feather_Holistic_Center, OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION of the Circuit Court’s that the decedent's date of I187 Notice is hereby given that and that I intend to register said PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- OF THIS NOTICE. office notified of your cur- death was April 7, 2019; that COMFORTABLE CARE name with the Divisions of TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT rent address. (You may the total value of the estate is $ DENTAL HEALTH PRO- Corporations, Tallahassee, THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- file Designation of Current 20,000.00 and that the names FESSIONALS, P.A., Florida, in accordance with the ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Mailing and E-Mail and addresses of those to NOTICE OF PUBLIC OWNER, desiring to engage provisions of the Fictitious FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Address, Florida Supreme whom it has been assigned by SALE: ATHENS TOWING in business under the fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: Section Location Map OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE Court Approved Family such order are: AND RECOVERY INC gives name of TERRACINA DEN- 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. CODE WILL BE FOREVER Law Form 12.915.) Future Notice of Foreclosure of Lien TAL CARE located at 5068 BARRED. papers in this lawsuit will Name, Address: and intent to sell these vehicles W SR 46, SANFORD, Vanessa Ashton Kindy be mailed or e-mailed to on 10/18/2020, 08:00 am at FLORIDA 32771 intends to NOTWITHSTANDING THE the address(es) on record MORGAN & MORGAN 2773 Navigator Avenue, register the said name in Publish: September 30, 2020 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH at the clerk’s office. 20 North Orange Avenue Sanford, Florida 32773, pur- SEMINOLE county with the I199 ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Suite 1600 suant to subsection 713.78 of Division of Corporations, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE WARNING: Rule 12.285, Orlando, Florida 32801 the Florida Statutes. ATHENS Florida Department of State, AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Florida Family Law Rules TOWING AND RECOVERY pursuant to section 865.09 of DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. of Procedure, requires VELIZ KATZ LAW INC reserves the right to the Florida Statutes. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT certain automatic disclo- 425 West Colonial Drive accept or reject any and/or all OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL The date of the first publication sure of documents and Suite 104 bids. Publish: September 30, 2020 CIRCUIT of this notice is September 30, information. Failure to Orlando, Florida 32804 I194 IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 2020. comply can result in sanc- 1998 ACURA COUNTY, FLORIDA tions, including dismissal EQUIAN LLC VIN: 19UYA2251WL006127 Attorney for Personal or striking of pleadings. P.O. Box 36380 CASE NO. Representative: Louisville, Kentucky 40233 Publish: September 30, 2020 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS 2020CA002098 Dated: September 23, 2020. I188 NAME s/ Patrick A. Raley INTEGRATIVE PHYSICAL U.S. BANK TRUST NATIONAL PATRICK A. RALEY, ESQUIRE GRANT MALOY MEDICINE Notice is hereby given that ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS Infantino and Berman CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 425 Alexandria Boulevard NRAS, INC., OWNER, INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT Publish: September 30, October 21, 2020 P.O. Drawer 30 COURT AND COMPTROLLER Suite 1010 NOTICE OF PUBLIC desiring to engage in business SOLELY AS OWNER I184 Winter Park, FL 32790-0030 Oviedo, Florida 32865 SALE: Courtesy Towing, Inc. under the fictitious name of TRUSTEE FOR GS MORT- (407) 644-4673 By: Tonya Bresnock gives Notice of Foreclosure of ENDURING FACIAL GAGE-BACKED SECURITIES [email protected] Deputy Clerk INTERVENTIONAL Lien and intent to sell these BEAUTY located at 1455 SR TRUST 2018-RPL1, [email protected] ASSOCIATES vehicles on 10/14/2020, 09:00 436, UNIT 299, CASSEL- Plaintiff, Bar No. 264202 Publish: September 30, P.O. Box 850001 am at 1850 High St, BERRY, FLORIDA 32707 vs. The City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the following October 7, 14, 21, 2020 Orlando, Florida 32865 Longwood, FL 32750 intends to register the said ordinance: s/ James Batt I202 Longwood, FL 32750-3722, name in SEMINOLE county THE ESTATE OF DAVID V. JAMES BATT PATRICIA TAVELLA BUNCA pursuant to subsection 713.78 with the Division of HOWARD; UNKNOWN HEIRS, ORDINANCE NO. 1631 516 Pinesong Drive of the Florida Statutes. Corporations, Florida DEVISEES, GRANTEES, Casselberry, Florida 32707 Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves Department of State, pursuant ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA the right to accept or reject any to section 865.09 of the Florida CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, STATE OF FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1540, AMENDING THE ALL INTERESTED PERSONS and/or all bids. Statutes. AND ALL OTHER PARTIES DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) DEVELOPERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, NOTICE OF PROPOSED AGENCY ACTION AGREEMENT FOR THE GRIFFIN FARMS AT MIDTOWN All creditors of the estate of the 2000 1NXBR12E1YZ315225 Publish: September 30, 2020 THROUGH, UNDER OR PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT INCORPO- decedent and persons having Toyota I195 AGAINST DAVID V. HOWARD, The Department of Environmental Protection gives notice of its intent RATING REVISIONS TO SECTION C. LAND USES AND claims or demands against the 2006 JM1BK323561440245 DECEASED; ET AL., to issue a Formal Determination of the Landward Extent of Wetlands OTHER RESTRICTIONS, FOR LOT 1, MORE SPECIFI- and Other Surface Waters (File No. 0269564-004-FD) to C2 estate of the decedent other Mazda Defendants. CALLY DEFINED HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, General Contracting, c/o Joe Giardino, and agent Bio-Tech SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. than those for whom provision Consulting, Inc., c/o Steve Butler, 3025 East South Street, Orlando, for full payment was made in Publish: September 30, 2020 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NOTICE OF ACTION FL 32803, for the property located in Section 16, Township 20 S, the Order of Summary I189 NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Mayor and City Range 30 E, Seminole County. Administration must file their To the following Defendant(s): Commission of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said proposed claims with this court WITHIN Notice is hereby given that Commission will be holding Public Hearings to review a The Department’s file is available online and can be accessed THE TIME PERIODS SET LYDIA ARNAE WILLIAMS, THE ESTATE OF DAVID V. revision to the Griffin Farms at Midtown Planned Unit through the Department’s Information Portal at: Development to allow a liquor store as a permitted use FORTH IN FLORIDA PUBLIC SALE OWNER, desiring to engage HOWARD; UNKNOWN https//depedms.dep.state.fl.us:443/Oculus/servlet/shell?com- on Lot 1 STATUTES SECTION 733.702. in business under the fictitious HEIRS, DEVISEES, (see location map below). The subject property has mand=hitlist&[freeText=]&[folderName=]&[profile=Permitting_Author ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS 2010 KIA OPTIMA 4 DOOR: name of ARNA'E located at GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, Seminole County Parcel ID number: 17-20-30-513-0000-0010. ization]&[creator=]&[entityType=any]&[createdDateTo=]&cata- NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- BLACK 741 MINERVA LN, LAKE LIENORS, CREDITORS, log=23]&searchBy=Profile]&[sortBy=Received+Date]&[createdDate EVER BARRED. NOTWITH- VIN# K N A G G 4 A 8 5 MARY, FLORIDA 32746 TRUSTEES, AND ALL The meetings will take place as outlined below: =]&{County=_EQ_SEMINOLE}&{District=_EQ_CD}&{Facility- STANDING ANY OTHER A 5 4 4 6 5 4 1 intends to register the said OTHER PARTIES CLAIM- Site+ID=_EQ_ERP_269564} If you have any questions or are expe- • The Mayor and City Commission will be meeting on APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, name in SEMINOLE county ING AN INTEREST BY, riencing difficulty viewing the electronic application, please call the this item on Thursday, October 15, 2020 at 7:00 pm ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) SALE WILL BE HELD AT 10:00 with the Division of THROUGH, UNDER OR (or Central District Office at 407-897-4100. YEARS OR MORE AFTER AM ON 10-16-2020 Corporations, Florida AGAINST DAVID V. as soon as possible thereafter). (First Reading)

THE DECEDENT'S DATE OF AT 1240 S Ronald Reagan Department of State, pursuant HOWARD, DECEASED A person whose substantial interests are affected by the • The Mayor and City Commission will be meeting on DEATH IS BARRED. Blvd, Longwood, FL 32750. to section 865.09 of the Florida (1024 SARITA STREET, Department’s action may petition for an administrative proceeding this item on Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 7:00 pm (or Statutes. SANFORD, FL 32773; and (hearing) under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, F.S. Pursuant to Rule as soon as possible thereafter). (Second Reading) The date of first publication of Publish: September 30, 2020 405 CINNAMON CIRCLE, DELAND, FL 32724) 28-106.201, F.A.C., a petition for an administrative hearing must con- this Notice is September 23, I190 Publish: September 30, 2020 taint the following information: For more information regarding this item or to request a digital copy 2020 I196 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an (a) The name and address of each agency affected an each of the Application, you may contact the project manager, Kendall

action for Foreclosure of agency’s file or identification numer, if known; Story, Urban Planner, at (407) 585-1459 or via e-mail, kstory@lake- Attorney for Person Giving Notice Mortgage on the following (b) The name, address, any email address, any facsimile number, maryfl.com. NOTICE OF PUBLIC NORBERTO S. KATZ, described property: and telephone number of the petitioner; the name, address, and tele- SALE: JZM Inc d/b/a MIRAN- NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS ESQUIRE phone number of the petitioner’s representative, if any, which shall The Public Hearings will be held in the City of Lake Mary DA'S TOWING gives Notice of NAME Florida Bar No.: 399086 LOT 13, BLOCK 10, 4TH be the address for service purposes during the course of the pro- Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Said Foreclosure of Lien and intent 425 West Colonial Drive, SECTION DREAMWOLD, ceeding; and an explanation of how the petitioner’s substantial inter- hearing may be continued from time to time until the City to sell these vehicles on Notice is hereby given that Suite 104 ACCORDING TO THE ests are or will be affected by the agency determination; Commission makes a final decision. 10/12/2020, 09:00 am at 326 MARY BETH WILKER- Orlando, Florida 32804 PLAT RECORDED IN PLAT (c) A statement of when and how the petitioner received notice of the LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- SON, TIMOTHY LEROY Telephone: (407) 849-7072 BOOK 4, PAGE 99 AS agency decision; NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION 6774, pursuant to subsection WILKERSON, OWNERS, Fax: (407) 849-7075 RECORDED IN THE PUB- (d) A statement of all disputed issues of material fact. If there are MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. desiring to engage in business E-Mail: LIC RECORDS OF SEMI- none, the petition must so indicate. CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S under the fictitious name of [email protected] NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; (e) A concise statement of the ultimate facts alleged, including the WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR TOWING reserves the right to WILKERSON - PALM CON- Secondary E-Mail: SAID LANDS SITUATE, specific facts that the petitioner contends warrant reversal or modifi- SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A accept or reject any and/or all STRUCTION located at [email protected] LYING AND BEING IN cation of the agency’s proposed action; VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH bids. 2109 WINNEBAGO SEMINOLE COUNTY, (f) A statement of the specific rules or statutes that the petitioner con- RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON TRAIL, FERN PARK, Person Giving Notice: FLORIDA tends require reversal or mdification of the agency’s proposed WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES JH4DC53072C019338 FLORIDA 32730 intends to PATRICIA TAVELLA BUNCA action, including an explanation of how the alleged facts relate to the 286.0105. 2002 Acura register the said name in 516 Pinesong Drive a/k/a 1024 Sarita Street, specific rules or statutes; and SEMINOLE county with the Casselberry, Florida 32707 Sanford, FL 32773 (g) A statement of the relief sought by the petitioner, stating precise- PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- Publish: September 30, 2020 Division of Corporations, ly, stating precisely the action that the petitioner wishes the agency TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT I191 Florida Department of State, Publish: September 23, 30, has been filed against you and to take with respect to the agency’s proposed action. THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN pursuant to section 865.09 of 2020 you are required to serve a ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. the Florida Statutes. I149 copy of your written defenses, if The petition must be filed (received by the Clerk) in the Office of

any, to it, upon Heller & Zion, General Counsel of the Department at 3900 Commonwealth Location Map Publish: September 30, 2020 NOTICE OF PUBLIC LLP, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Boulevard, Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-3000 or at SALE: JZM Inc d/b/a I197 whose address is 1428 Brickell [email protected] Also, a copy of the petition shall be NOTICE OF PUBLIC MIRANDA'S TOWING gives Avenue, Suite 600, Miami, FL mailed to the applicant at the address indicated above at the time of Notice of Foreclosure of Lien 33131, Designated Email filing. Address: [email protected], within thirty (30) days after the In accordance with Rule 62-110.106(3), F.A.C., petitions for an first publication of this Notice in administrative hearing by the petitioner must be filed within 21 days the THE SANFORD HERALD of receipt of this notice. Petitions filed by an persons other then the NEWSPAPER and file the orig- petitioner, and other than those entitled to written notice under inal with the Clerk of this Court Section 120.60(3), F.S., must be filed within 21 days of publication of either before service on the notice or within 21 days of receipt of the written notice, whicheve- Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- roccurs first. Under Section 120.60(3), F.S., however, any person ately thereafter, otherwise a who has asked the Department for ntice of agency action may file a default will be entered against petition within 21 days of receipt of such notice, regardless of the you for the relief demanded in date of publication. The failure to file a petition within the appropri- the complaint. ate time period shall constitute a waiver of that person’s right to request an administrative determination (hearing) under Sections If you are a person with a dis- 120.569 and 120.57, F.S., or to intervene in this proceeding and par- ability who needs any accom- ticipate as a party to it. Any subsequent intervention (in a proceed- modation in order to participate ing inititated by another party) will be only at the discretion of the pre- in this proceeding, you are enti- siding officer upon the filing of a motion in compliance with Rule 28- tled, at no cost to you, to the 106.205, F.A.C. provision of certain assistance. Please contact ADA Under Rule 62-110.106(4), F.A.C., a person whose substantial inter- Coordinator, Diana Stewart, at ests are affected by the Department’saction may also request an the Seminole County extension of time to file a petition for an administrative heairng. The Courthouse, 301 North Park Department may, for good cause shown, grant the request for an Avenue, Suite N301, Sanford, extention of time. Requests for extension of time must be filed with Florida 32771, telephone no. the Office of General Counsel of the Department at 3900 407-665-4227 within two (2) Commonwealth Boulevard, Mail Station 35, Tallahassee, Florida working days of your receipt of 32399-3000 or at [email protected], before the applica- Publish: September 30, October 21, 2020 this notice, if you are hearing or ble deadline for filing a petition for an administrative hearing. A time- I185 voice impaired, call 1-800-955- ly request for extension of time shall toll the running of the time peri- 8771. od for filing a petition until the request is acted upon .

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asked whether rules could be enforced. The city could try to limit crowds, but what if the limit is 250 for a food truck event and 500 people show up? “If we can’t enforce that, then I can’t say yes,” Britton said at the start of the discussion. Jennifer Brooks, special events supervisor for the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, said she surveyed busi- nesses. Overwhelmingly, she said, they would like to see special events return. If staff says no to an event, they will go to the Commission, so the time to talk about it is now, said City Manager Norton Bonaparte Jr. Discussion centered on what special events would do as far as trying to make them as safe as possible. For a food truck event, does the city require trucks to be only on one side of the street to help with distancing? What is possible? There would be signage asking people to distance, but now is the time to start these back up, most said Monday. Brooks said the restaurants know what they have to do. In Eustis, she said, they went back to business as usual and trusted residents to do the right thing. She asked if there are problems, would the event be shut down? Mayor Art Woodruff said that would not work to shut down a food truck bazaar or event. Several people men- tioned that at the Seminole High School football game last week, the announcer told people to practice social distanc- ing or the game would not resume. Commissioner Patrick Austin said the city doesn’t have control now as places over the weekend had crowds back. “The governor opened the flood gates on Friday,” Austin said. Bonaparte Jr. said one person replied to the City that Sanford without its special events is like the Supremes without Diana Ross. The person said we would practically be Deltona, which received some laughs. Woodruff asked Brooks if an event doesn’t go well, then what? Could the first event ruin it for everyone? Brooks said they would risk losing their event, which was how it was before the pandemic as well. She said Sanford has the most creative group of down- town merchants, and they would know how to handle the new situation. It was felt among most at the meeting on Monday that it is time to offer some events rather than letting them hap- pen. Britton asked Sanford Police Chief Cecil Smith to weigh in. He said there is always potential for something to go wrong, but that the city should put the ownership back on the sponsors. Smith said if the city believes it’s time to open up, the sponsors should be responsible for safety and to make sure people coming understand which roads will be closed. If they fail, then the consequence would be they won’t be able to host the event again. That seemed to sum up the feelings of everyone after the discussion. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 2020 SANFORD HERALD BEARS

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might attract these animals to your yard or neighborhood. In the fall, Florida black bears begin preparing for the winter by consum- ing extra calories to pack on fat. During this time bears require around 20,000 calories a day and will eat any- thing that’s convenient. Often food from a garbage can provides bears with more calories in a shorter amount of time than foraging in the woods. You can reduce conflicts with these animals by securing your trash and other food attractants, such as birdfeeders and pet food. To keep bears wild and away from your home, follow these simple tips • Secure household garbage in a sturdy shed, garage or a wildlife-resis- tant container. • Put household garbage out on the morning of pickup rather than the night before. • Secure commercial garbage in bear-resistant dumpsters. • Protect gardens, bee yards, com- post and livestock with electric fenc- ing. • Encourage your homeowner’s association or local government to institute ordinances to require trash be secured from bears. • Feed pets indoors or bring the dishes in after feeding. • Clean grills and store them in a secure place. • Pick ripe fruit from trees and remove fallen fruit from the ground. • Remove wildlife and bird feeders or make them bear-resistant. See “how-to” videos and informa- tion on securing attractants in the “Brochures and Videos” section at MyFWC.com/Bear. It is illegal in Florida to intentional- ly feed bears or leave out food or garbage that will attract bears and cause human-bear conflicts. If you see or suspect that someone is feeding or attracting bears, call the FWC’s Wildlife Alert Hotline at 1-888-404- FWCC (3922). You can also help people and bears stay safe by remembering to watch for bears while driving. This time of year, bears are traveling across more roads in search of food, which results in more vehicle-bear collisions. The FWC advises drivers to be aware of their surroundings as they drive in bear country, especially around dusk and dawn, and when there is forest on both sides of the road. If you see a bear crossing sign, pay particular attention as this area has had frequent vehicle-bear collisions. To learn more about how to keep people and bears safe on Florida roadways, see the “Vehicle Collisions with Bears” video at the “Brochures and Videos” section of MyFWC.com/Bear. To learn more about living in bear country Go to MyFWC.com/Bear. Check out our Facebook page at Facebook.com/MyFWC for more upcoming information on bear activi- ty.