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Herald-CitizenTUESDAY.Herald-Citizen MARCH 26, 2019 | COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE 117TH YEAR | NO. 60 75 CENTS Judge rules against short-term rental

BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS than three hours of witness He said seven diff erent about the city’s ordinance es- HERALD-CITIZEN testimony Monday at the Put- tenants leased the property tablishing rules for short-term nam County Justice Center, in 2017, but tenants were not rentals from his real estate A temporary injunction is- including that of the city codes found through airbnb.com or agent. sued earlier this month against director, former neighbors of vrbo.com at that time. Only short-term rental prop- the owners of a short-term the Petrello family as well as Petrello testifi ed that his erties occupied by the owner rental property in Cookeville Michael Petrello. family moved back to the home can operate in single-family has been made permanent. The Petrellos bought the in December 2017, when he was residential zones, according to That means Michael and home on Southern Woods unemployed and his wife was city rules that went into eff ect Michelle Petrello, who now Court for $699,999 in 2014, a stay-at-home mom. Their in January 2018. live in Florida, cannot use but Michael Petrello said he children attended the nearby Short-term rentals of prop- their property at 170 Southern stopped working for Ford in Prescott school. erty not occupied by the owner Woods Court in Cookeville as July 2017 and listed the home He said they listed the home are permitted in multi-family a short-term rental, a business for sale for $1.4 million. for sale again in April 2018 and and commercial zones. made popular by websites such “High profi le consumers continued to live in the home When questioned by city as airbnb.com and vrbo.com. aren’t everywhere around until July when they moved to attorney Dan Rader, Petrello LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN Chancellor Ron Thurman here,” Petrello said. “We opted St. Augustine, Florida. Michael Petrello testifies. issued that ruling after more to lease it out.” Petrello said he found out SEE RULING, PAGE 2

0I’D LIKE TO KNOW0 How much can garbage truck lift? HERALD-CITIZEN STAFF REPORTS

Question: What is the maximum weight of the contents of roadside gar- bage cans that can be picked up by the lifting arm of a garbage truck? Answer: Cookeville Public Works Director Greg Brown said “The arm on the sanitation truck is capable of lifting more than 750 pounds, depend- ing on how far the arm is extended. Since the cans are fl exible, the arm usually cannot get a suffi cient grip on the cans to actually lift and empty one if they weigh 750 pounds. The cans will either slip out of the grasp of the arm or be damaged by the extra force applied trying to lift it. The maximum it can reliably lift and empty is 300 to 350 pounds.” Question: Now that we know that it is, indeed, a violation of the law to drive in the rain without hour head- JIM HERRIN | HERALD-CITIZEN lights on, I would like to know if the Monterey consulting engineer Nathaniel Green, left, goes over revised plans for a water extension project Cookeville Police Department or Put- with Starlett Wessells, chair of the town’s Water and Sewer Committee. nam County Sheriff ’s offi ce ever stop anyone and cite them for this violation. Even in the worst of rain and fog and even well after dark, I see folks driving Monterey industry faces water rate increase without their headlights on which is so dangerous for them and for others on BY JIM HERRIN rate increases in the future. on the townspeople,” Jarrett said. the road. Seems like this is a common HERALD-CITIZEN “We did have a meeting with “We’re going to do this round on the violation that could use some enforce- Perdue, and they just told us they’re industrial users.” ment. The town of Monterey may have not going to sign a contract at all,” The town board has not yet voted Answer: According to CPD sta- to go forward with a plan to sub- he said. on a specifi c plan for rate increases. tistics, 82 citations for not operating stantially increase water and sewer Consulting engineer Nathaniel Green also said Monterey will headlights during inclement weather rates for its largest industrial cus- Green added, “We did discuss with probably have to scale back slightly were issued in 2017, 36 in 2018 and 18 so tomers. them the potential for a rate in- on a proposal to extend waterlines far in 2019. Water and Sewer Department Di- crease, so they said that there may under the I-40 interchange, a proj- Putnam County Sheriff Eddie Farris rector Duane Jarrett said offi cials be a time that they want to come ect offi cials hope to partially fund said, “We rarely write citations for not were hoping that Perdue Farms and talk to us.” through a grant from the Appala- having headlights on-we mostly give would sign a long-term contract “In the last round (of rate increas- with the city in return for reduced es), we went up almost 42 percent SEE MONTEREY, PAGE 2 SEE KNOW, PAGE 2 Tennessee Tech to host Baja SAE competion April 11-14 TTU — Tennessee Tech will ance race which includes harsh advisor for Tech’s Baja team. host Baja SAE April 11-14 at elements and rough terrain. “We have a veteran crew of peo- Tech’s Hyder-Burks Agricultur- One hundred teams have ple who have been doing this for al Pavilion. signed up representing the Unit- several years. There are a lot of Baja SAE is an international ed States, India, Mexico, Egypt details and we are working hard contest sponsored by the Society and Canada, and 60 more are on every day to get everything of Automotive Engineers where a waiting list. ready. engineering students design and This is the eighth time Tech “The design process is a great build a single-seat, all-terrain has hosted the event, most re- hands-on experience for the vehicle that is to be the proto- cently in 2016. students to go through,” said type for a reliable, maintain- “It’s really exciting to have Wilson. “When they get to the able, ergonomic and economic these schools from all over competition, they not only race, production vehicle to serve the the world come to Tennessee there is a sales presentation, a recreational user market. Tech and be on campus,” said design presentation and a tech- The cars are put through a se- mechanical engineer professor A competitor navigates a mud pit during the ries of tests, including an endur- Dale Wilson, who is the faculty SEE BAJA, PAGE 2 endurance portion of a Baja SAE event. herald-citizen.com INDEX 1 sections | 14 pages OBITUARIES Page 5 DEAR ABBY 7 COMICS 13 OPINION 4 Glen Clark, Cookeville Norma Blaylock, Rickman Isabell Garrett, Allons CALENDAR 5 CROSSWORD 13 SPORTS 8 Lorine Mahan, Baxter Dewayne Shoemake, Cookeville Linda Price, Cookeville CLASSIFIED 10 LIVING 7 SUDOKU 13 Jeff Walker, Livingston Roger Cooper, Monterey John Corcoran Jr., Cookeville 2 HERALD-CITIZEN FROM PAGE 1 TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 herald-citizen.com 0LOTTERY0 Monday Planners approve apartment complex near Tech Cash 3 Evening BY BEN WHEELER is expected to be completed in Drive to North Franklin Ave- transportation and traffi c in 1-7-5, Lucky Sum: 13 HERALD-CITIZEN November. The apartments nue, intersecting with North this area,” Mills said. Cash 3 Midday 1-1-1, Lucky Sum: 3 are expected to be completed Franklin 200 feet south of the “To align this with the Cash 3 Morning The Aerie student housing by July 2020.” proposed access to The Aerie. proposed entrance to The 3-7-0, Lucky Sum: 10 development has been ap- The 160-unit complex will Initial discussions report- Aerie will allow us to look at proved for construction. have 412 bedrooms, 470 park- edly ended with university a possible four-way stop, also Cash 4 Evening Cookeville Planning Com- ing spaces, gated access and offi cials not wanting to change realign Pine (Avenue), make 7-4-7-0, Lucky Sum: 18 mission approved the Planned 187 magnolia trees to serve as the alignment of the street. this a much safer intersection, Cash 4 Midday Residential Development at screening between the devel- Mills said city offi cials plan slow down traffi c on Franklin 0-4-1-8, Lucky Sum: 13 1000 N. Franklin Ave., and opment and the neighborhood. on speaking with university (Avenue) and provide a safer Cash 4 Morning construction is set to begin Cookeville city offi cials have offi cials again. means for students to cross 1-4-5-1, Lucky Sum: 11 soon. spoken with Tennessee Tech “In our opinion, the align- Franklin.” Cash4Life “There are no phases in offi cials about changing the ment would make a signifi cant Mills said Cookeville offi - 17-25-33-47-51 this, other than they will start university’s master plan for diff erence for this entire area. cials have a meeting with uni- Cash Ball: 4 construction in June,” said street alignment. We believe this extension of versity offi cials later this week Tennessee Cash James Mills, Cookeville plan- Tech’s master plan includes University Drive is going to and hope they reconsider the 06-14-24-30-32, Bonus: 4 ning director. “The clubhouse the extension of University have a signifi cant impact on proposal. Est. jackpot: $500,000 0ARRESTS0 0READER SERVICES0 CPD says rail Kyle Geddings, 26, of Address: Sunflower Ln., Cookev- 1300 Neal St. ille; arrested by the Cookeville, TN 38501 trail safe Cookeville Police De- partment for burglary, Mailing Address: BY BEN WHEELER theft and vandalism; HERALD-CITIZEN bond is $1,500. P.O. Box 2729 Darrell Myers, 32, of Cookeville TN 38502 Cookeville Police Department offi - E. Stevens St., Cookev- cers have yet to see any major inci- ille; arrested by the Phone: 931-526-9715 dents on the Tennessee Central Trail Tennessee Highway Fax: 931-526-1209 since the beginning of the new year. Patrol for driving under CPD Lieutenant Darren Stout told the influence; bond is News TCT board members that the trail has $1,000. [email protected] been safe since the beginning of 2019. Jason Steward, 38, Sports Because the trail is in town, a ma- of Carr Ave., Cookev- [email protected] jority of the calls in the fi rst-quarter ille; arrested by THP Advertising report were traffi c stops and viola- for DUI and reckless [email protected] tions. endangerment; bond is Living “There were a total of 116 calls or $3,000. [email protected] incidents,” Stout said. “Forty-two of Cody Winston, 24, of Circulation those were traffi c stops, 29 of them Olyvia Court, Algood; [email protected] were a vehicle investigation and that arrested by the CPD Business News could be a number of things.” for DUI and violating [email protected] Most of the calls in the vicinity of the implied consent Church News the trail were near the 12th Street law; bond is $2,000. [email protected] intersection with Washington Ave- Kasey Frazier, 38, of School News nue, where the trail nears Tennessee Byers Rd. in Baxter; [email protected] Tech. arrested by the CPD Classified Ads “Nothing of real concern to be for simple possession/ [email protected] worried about,” Stout said. “We’ve not casual exchange and had anything on the trail.” domestic assault; bond Letter Guidelines Board members were concerned is $5,000. All letters to the editor must be about the crossings on major streets Jennifer Dilts, 40, signed and include the writer’s that the rail trail crosses, particular- of Leatherwood Rd., name, address and phone ly Washington Ave. Oneida; arrested by number. Letters are subject to Stout said that he was unaware of the Putnam COunty editing and/or rejection. A strict any incident involving traffi c acci- PAIGE STANAGE | HERALD-CITIZEN Sheriff’s Office for 400-word limit will be enforced. dents along the trail crossings with a theft of property; bond Send letters to the mailing cyclist. is $3,000. address listed above, or email Board members said they had Pokemon Go to [email protected]. heard of no major incidents along the Jordan Burchett, left, and Madison Burchett attend rail trail in Algood, either. the Pokemon Go Community Day at Dogwood Park. Order a Photo Every photograph taken by a KNOW: Do Herald-Citizen photographer and published in the paper is available for purchase. Go RULING: Injunction now permanent on short term rental police stop to www.herald-citizen.com and click on “Photo Gallery.” FROM PAGE 1 Petrello’s attorney, Will com. cars without Also, many photos included in Mullins, contended that the “They can’t keep him from online stories are available for said he continued to short-term Petrellos are grandfathered in renting his property based on lights on? purchase. lease the property even though through the state law passed the new (state) law enacted in he knew it was a violation of the in 2018 governing short-term May 2018,” Mullins said. FROM PAGE 1 Subscriptions city ordinance. rentals, giving them the right to The lawsuit is the fi rst of its To subscribe, call 931-526-9715. Neighbors of the Petrellos operate in spite of the ordinance kind for the city, but the issue verbal warning to turn Visa, MasterCard, Discover complained to the city about approved by the city. of short-term rentals has been them on. However, some- and AmEx accepted. noise, trash and seeing strange “This law doesn’t apply to debated in many cities for some times not having head- Rates: vehicles on the cul-de-sac, and a him because he started renting time, and Monday’s hearing lights on often results 3 mo 6 mo 1yr couple of those neighbors testi- the property in July-September raised plenty of questions about from being impaired Carrier or fi ed about the problems created 2017,” Mullins said. how and where short-term rent- and driving-if that is Mail: 385 by the short-term rental use of But Rader said, “The legisla- als operate and how taxes are the case (driving while Zip Code $28 $54 $95 the property. ture said if you’ve been paying remitted to the state. impaired) then an arrest Print & Resident complaints prompted taxes for six months, then “The court struggled with may occur.” E-Edition $29 $56 $98 Cookeville Codes Director Jeff you’re grandfathered in. If you the payment of taxes and rent- E-Edition Only $21 $42 $84 Littrell to contact the Petrellos can’t prove it, you’re not grand- als in 2017,” Chancellor Thur- IS THERE something you’d Mail: Outside to resolve the issue, followed by fathered in. He (Petrello) can’t man said. “There’s no proof like to know? Send us 385 Zip $49 $85 $143 two letters sent to the Petrellos produce a business license or that vrbo or airbnb paid it. your questions to editor@ Mail: Outside by Rader telling them to “cease tax documents.” “There’s two versions of herald-citizen.com or mail Tennessee $82 $132 $220 and desist” operating the house Mullins disagreed. when the rentals started,” to 1300 Neal St., Cookev- as a short-term rental. “The tax issue doesn’t apply Thurman said before mak- ille TN 38501. Miss Your Paper? Then the city fi led suit against to him,” he said. ing the temporary injunction Your carrier is an independent the Petrellos, contending that Mullins claimed that the pay- on the property permanent. contractor. However, as a their operation of a short-term ment of sales tax is the respon- “There are no receipts or service to our subscribers, our rental was a violation of the city sibility of the short-term rental checks provided on when rent- circulation department is open zoning code and ordinance. websites, vrbo.com and airbnb. als took place.” from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Mon- BAJA: Tech day-Friday and from 7-9 a.m. each Sunday to to host answer calls. Call 931-526-9715. MONTEREY: Herald-Citizen Industry may see increased sewer, water rates competition in USPS 313-680 FROM PAGE 1 Green said he was able to team at the Economic and ISSN 8750-5541 scale back the scope of the Community Development mid-April The Herald-Citizen is published after- chian Regional Commission work, but still “do what we are Department in Nashville for noons Tuesday through Friday and (ARC). planning to do.” feedback,” he said. “So when- FROM PAGE 1 Sunday morning except New Year’s “We had a total estimated “What I looked at was the ever we submit this, they want Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving project cost of $825,000, and bare minimum that we can us to also address additional nical inspection. It’s a Day and Christmas Day by Cookeville Newspapers, Inc., at 1300 Neal St., you were going to get $412,500, do to kind of serve the same planning around the develop- very rigorous process.” P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville, TN 38502. so 50 percent, (in grant fund- intent that we had,” he said. ment of the interstate exit as a The competition be- Periodicals postage paid at Cookeville ing),” he said. “They came Green also noted that the part of the project.” gins Thursday, April 11, TN. POSTMASTER: send address back with this email (that) said town should include informa- Town offi cials say they hope and wraps up with the changes to Herald-Citizen, P.O. Box 2729, Cookeville TN 38502. they’re ‘pleased to inform you tion with the grant application to use the waterline extension endurance race Sunday, The Herald-Citizen is a member of that your 2019 ARC pre-appli- about the economic impact to also prepare for the possi- April 14. the Tennessee Press Association cation has been recommended that extending the waterlines ble future extension of sewer For more informa- and the Associated Press. The As- for funding by the governor,’ could have on the town. lines, gas lines and possibly tion on the competi- sociated Press is entitled exclusively to use for publication news printed in but in the amount of $300,000. “As part of the review broadband to the area. tion, go to: https:// the Herald-Citizen. That means we have to reduce process, they reach out to the Green will give an update to www.sae.org/attend/ (the cost of the project) by main Appalachian Region the Board of Aldermen next student-events/ba- $112,500.” Commission offi ce and the week. ja-sae-tennessee-tech/. Jack McNeely WEATHER Editor & Publisher Tonight Wednesday Night Thursday Night Readings Lindsay McReynolds Patchy frost after 5 a.m. Otherwise, Mostly clear, with a low around 43. Partly cloudy, with a low around 48. Monday’s high in Cookeville was 62, low 38, with 0.34” Managing Editor clear, with a low around 34. rain. Thursday Friday Roger Wells Wednesday Sunny, with a high near 66. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 68. Almanac Advertising Director Patchy frost before 8 a.m. Otherwise, Tuesday is the 85th day of the year, with 280 remain- sunny, with a high near 60. Friday Night ing. The sun sets at 6:59 p.m. and will rise at 6:36 a.m. Keith McCormick Mostly cloudy, with a low around 52. Wednesday. The moon is waning gibbous with 65% of the Circulation Manager visible disc illuminated. TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 3 herald-citizen.com Mapping pot legalization politics: Not just red vs. blue

NEW YORK (AP) — professor who studies Michigan and Vermont the brunt of criminal- To anyone who fi gured how marijuana legaliza- — are less blue than ization get potential the path of legalizing tion and other policies purple, with governors opportunities in the recreational marijua- spread among states. and legislative leaders marijuana business. na use ran along blue Since voters in the of diff erent parties. Those are also among state-red state lines, a states of Colorado and And overall, 61 per- the sticking points sudden setback for pot Washington decided in cent of American adults that prompted the New advocates in New Jersey 2012 to let adults use say marijuana should be Jersey Senate to post- may show the issue isn’t marijuana for fun, le- legal, including majori- pone Monday’s planned so black-and-white. galization has traveled a ties of Republicans and vote, which would fulfi ll Leaders in solid- route that looks — from Democrats , according a campaign promise ly-blue New Jersey a distance — something to the General Social from Gov. Phil Murphy. are vowing it will still like the red-and-blue Survey conducted by Senate President Steve become the 11th state maps that frame many NORC at the University Sweeney insisted it to legalize the drug. a U.S. political conver- of Chicago. would still pass eventu- But when a state Senate sation. The Democratic gov- ally but didn’t say when vote was abruptly put Residents of Demo- ernors and legislature a vote might come. off Monday because cratic states on the West leaders of New York and Opponents see the de- it didn’t have enough Coast and parts of the New Jersey have been velopment as an import- support, the delay was Northeast, for instance, jostling to make their ant victory. a reminder that the pol- have said yes, as has the states next in line to “This is really go- itics of pot legalization District of Columbia. legalize, but the eff ort ing to send a strong aren’t purely parti- Lawmakers in Repub- hasn’t gone as smooth- signal nationwide san. The key question lican-led North Dakota ly as they might have that legalization is not instead can be whether and Arizona have said hoped. inevitable,” even in voters or legislators are no. New York Gov. An- Democrat-dominated making the decision, But look closer, and drew Cuomo aimed to states, says Kevin Sabet, experts say. the trend isn’t so clear. pass marijuana legaliza- a former Obama admin- “It’s a good illustra- Voters in Ruby-red tion in the budget due istration drug-policy tion that even in a state Alaska OK’d recreation- April 1, but the issue adviser who now heads that’s entirely Demo- al pot in 2014, while may well linger until Smart Approaches to cratically controlled, legalization fi zzled this later this spring. Open Marijuana, an anti-le- drug that was illegal in moving slowly and it’s not obvious that it year in the state legis- questions include how galization group. all 50 states for decades, cautiously,” said Mason would be passed — or lature in deeply Demo- to handle clearing past Pot advocates, mean- and still is in the federal Tvert, a spokesman that it would be easy,” cratic Hawaii . Several convictions and how to while, say they don’t government’s view. for the pro-legaliza- says Daniel Mallinson, states where it passed ensure that minority expect it to be easy to “It’s not surprising tion Marijuana Policy a Penn State Harrisburg — like Massachusetts, communities that bore change policy about a that lawmakers are Project. Apple belatedly jumps into the streaming TV business CUPERTINO, Califor- markets. Streaming nia (AP) — Jumping be- video, by contrast, is latedly into a business dominated by huge dominated by Netfl ix services like Netfl ix, and Amazon, Apple Amazon and Hulu, with announced its own TV more seeming to be and movie streaming bowing into the compe- service Monday, en- tition daily, including listing such superstars AT&T’s WarnerMedia, as Oprah Winfrey, Disney and Comcast. Jennifer Aniston and “Great competitors Steven Spielberg to try make for great consum- to overcome its rivals’ er experiences,” Netfl ix head start. said in a statement. Apple didn’t disclose Netfl ix stock rose $5.22 the price or the launch to $366.23 Monday. date except to say that Apple’s stock fell $2.31 Apple TV Plus will be to $188.74. available this fall. It Among the upcoming will feature Apple’s programs on the new original shows and Apple service will be movies . Winfrey-created docu- The company also mentaries; a show about Lord of the jungle unveiled a news sub- TV morning talk shows, scription service that starring Aniston, Reese Shiloh Walker as Tarzan and Evelyn Staup as Jane perform in the Monterey High School will give customers Witherspoon and Steve production of Tarzan, the stage musical, which opens Thursday, March 28, at 6 p.m. with access to roughly 300 Carell; a futuristic additional performances March 29 and 30 and April 4, 5 and 6. magazines and a few drama starting Momoa; major newspapers for and a sci-fi show called $10 a month. And it an- “Amazing Stories” from nounced a new branded Spielberg. 2 school massacre survivors, dad kill selves credit card. Apple TV Plus will be The video-streaming featured in the existing FORT LAUDER- to preventing violence Foreman, a board mem- the attack. venture is fraught with Apple TV app, which DALE, Fla. (AP) — by better understanding ber at the American Sydney had been di- risk for a company brings together diff er- Tragedies like the Mar- brain health. Association of Suicidol- agnosed with post-trau- scrambling to diversify ent streaming services jory Stoneman Douglas “Our hearts are shat- ogy, said survivors are matic stress disorder beyond its star product, such as HBO and Show- High and Sandy Hook tered, and our heads are more prone to suicide and struggled to attend the iPhone, whose sales time and traditional Elementary school struggling to compre- and thus must be vigi- college because she have started to decline cable subscriptions. massacres eventually hend,” the foundation lant about mental health feared being in a class- . Netfl ix, which started Video will be deliv- fade from view, blunted said in a statement. check-ups just as if they room, but never asked its streaming service ered to iPhones and iP- by other mass shootings “Tragically, his death had a family history of for help, her mother in 2007, has 139 million ads, Apple’s own Apple and the passage of time. speaks to how insidious breast cancer or heart said. subscribers worldwide. TV device, smart TVs But for the survivors, and formidable a chal- disease. Coral Springs po- But Apple has lots of and, soon, streaming the pain can never end. lenge brain health can With help, people can lice offi cer Tyler Reik money, more than 900 gadgets from Roku and The father of a Sandy be and how critical it is overcome their suicidal confi rmed Monday that million active iPhones, Amazon. Hook victim killed him- for all of us to seek help impulses, she said. a Stoneman Douglas and a track record for Netfl ix, which isn’t self Monday, just days for ourselves, our loved “It’s not a foregone sophomore apparently innovation that has included in the Apple after two Stoneman ones and anyone who we conclusion that this killed himself Satur- enabled it to overtake TV app, has turned Douglas students also suspect may be in need.” will happen to everyone day, but said an offi cial its rivals, even when it “binge watching” into a took their lives. The Multiple suicides who’s been exposed to determination had not enters a business late, worldwide phenomenon Florida deaths have among mass shooting this and the majority of been made pending an as it did with smart- become a powerhouse offi cials in Parkland and survivors can be alarm- people who are suicidal autopsy. The boy’s name phones, tablets and in both Silicon Valley nearby Coral Springs ing, but mental health don’t go on to die. They was not immediately smartwatches. and Hollywood since it renewing their com- experts said the Florida go on to recover and released. In the past, of course, shifted its emphasis on munities’ focus on the deaths are not surpris- live,” she said. Community leaders, Apple has mostly original programming suicide prevention and ing. They come amid a The fi rst suicide took government offi cials, jumped into relatively in 2013. mental health resources rising nationwide trend: place March 16. Cara Ai- parents, police and small and undeveloped Apple was long that remain available 13 More than 47,000 U.S. ello told WFOR-TV last others held an emer- months after a gunman suicides occurred in week that her 18-year- gency meeting Sunday killed 17 people at the 2017, at the highest rate old daughter Sydney after the second student high school. in at least half a century had suff ered from survi- suicide, Parkland Mayor In Newtown, Con- — 14 per 100,000. Suicide vor’s guilt — her friend, Christine Hunschofsky necticut, where 20 is the second-leading Meadow Pollack, died in said. fi rst-graders died along cause of death among with six staff members U.S. teenagers. six years ago, the body “One of the big risk AMAZING of 49-year-old Jeremy factors for suicide is ex- Margaritas... 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MARCH 26, 2019 herald-citizen.com Herald-Citizen Established 1903 Jack McNeely Editor and Publisher Lindsay McReynolds Managing Editor Kate Cook City Editor Don Foy News Editor Am I really that old?

just stood there — mouth wide open — and looked at the cashier for a minute. My wife nudged me. This young lady — probably a teenager, but no older than my 23-year-old daughter — at a fast Ifood restaurant (honest, I was getting a salad) had asked me a question I had never heard before. Well, I’d heard it before, but never directed at me. “Did you want to use our senior dis- count?” Attack of the desperate democrats Really? Those are for my dad. I’m not that old yet. I’m not even 58. Do I ever mind that Russian can simply get rid from nine to 15, it’s an old Dem- really look old enough to get a senior collusion thing, say the of the 12th Amend- ocrat Party trick that FDR tried DON discount? Democrats. ment over a week- in the 1930s. FOY I’ve still got plenty of hair, but it’s They have some new end think it’s a It was brought out of moth- mostly silver (or gray if you like). I tell Nideas to get rid of that bad man great idea. balls this week by Pete Butti- everyone my mother’s hair was this color by the in the White House who they’ll “Let’s get rid gieg, the mayor of South Bend, time she was 35 — you know, prematurely gray. always believe colluded with the of the Electoral Ind., who’s probably right to What I don’t tell everyone is she had two teenage Russians to steal the presidency MICHAEL College” is a great think he’s just as qualifi ed to be boys by the time she reached that age. There might from Hillary Clinton. REAGAN applause line when president as Kamala, Corey and be a correlation there. Democrats are so desperate to a limousine social- at least half of the other wan- There are a few (OK, a lot of) wrinkles on the face. prevent a second Trump term istist college college professor pr like Warren nabes. So maybe I look a little older than I am, right? that their mob of 2020 presiden- throws it out to one of her Con- FDR tried to add as many But, I don’t feel old. There are days, but most of tial wannabes are throwing out stitutionally challenged audi- as six friendly judges at the the time, I feel a lot younger than my age. Until I try every dumb, out-of-the-box or ences on the campaign trail. beginning of his second term to do something with the teenagers at church. Or unconstitutional idea they can But since ending the Electoral because the Supreme Court’s sit on the fl oor for several minutes. Or look at the think of to stop him. College would take a Constitu- conservative majority kept medicine cabinet at the pills I have to take every The other day Sen. Elizabeth tional amendment ratifi ed by slapping down his New Deal morning. Warren came up with getting three-fourths of the states, it laws for being what they were— So, back to the discount question. I stammered rid of the Electoral College and will never happen — and she unconstitutional over-reaches out a response of “Sure,” got my discount and wan- electing presidents directly by and the other desperate Demo- of executive power. dered, in a daze, over to our regular table. popular vote. crats know it. Packing the Supreme Court “You OK?” my wife asked. It’s a horrible idea that only But what about that other rad- with new judges who agree with “Yeah, she just surprised me with the senior comes up when Republicans ical idea to put Democrats back you is not unconstitutional. discount question,” I replied. My wife just grinned a win the White House despite the into power in D.C. — lowering But the Judicial Procedures little and went on eating. wishes of huge Democrat major- the voting age to 16? Reform Bill of 1937 was such a You see, nobody asks her if she is eligible for a ities in large states like Califor- Democrats like it because transparent abuse of executive senior discount. She looks a lot younger than I do nia, New York and Illinois. they know they’d easily get power that many Democrats in because she has very little gray hair. She’s a lot It came up in 1980 with my the votes of most 16-year-olds, Congress joined with the Repub- nicer than I am and didn’t belabor the point. dad and in 2000 with Bush II. thanks to the diet of liberal po- lican minority to oppose FDR’s And the point is that I’m starting to come into the Here it is again with Trump, litical crap they’re fed every day planned power play. senior discount window. You can join AARP at age who lost the national popular by their teachers. Unfortunately for the coun- 50. I didn’t — and I won’t because I don’t agree polit- vote by several million in 2016 All Democrats have to do is try, FDR ultimately got his way ically with the organization — but I’ve been eligible only because Hillary won big in keep promising the kids a fake when two justices changed their for several years. Many senior discounts begin at New York and California. future that includes free college, minds and voted to uphold the age 55. My bank has free checks for age 55 and older. People like Sen. Warren think stricter gun control laws and a constitutionality of the Social The checks are plain, but hey, free is free. if we closed up the Electoral socialist paradise of free health Security Act and other New Senior discounts are big business. There are hun- College — which was set up by care and green jobs that don’t Deal legislation. dreds of senior discount sites on the internet. Many the Founding Fathers as a com- involve work. But his scheme to pack the of them are aggregate sites, collecting up links to promise between big states and They can also keep telling the high court backfi red on him other sites. small states — it will put their kids scary stories about how the politically, which is something But I learned a lot. While many discounts kick in splintered, increasingly leftist world is going to end in 12 years today’s desperate Democrats at age 55, the bulk of them come when you turn 60 and apparently suicidal party if the party of AOC doesn’t get might want to remember. or 62. back in the White House in 2020. control and begin outlawing fos- And I can’t wait. Now that I’ve broken the cap on Other Democrat presidential sil fuels, cows and capitalism. MICHAEL REAGAN is a syndicated senior status, I’m ready to start saving money. candidates who’ve never read As for the idea of expanding columnist. His email is Reagan@ So next time at the restaurant, bring it on! Save the Constitution or believe we the size of the Supreme Court caglecartoons.com. me money! I dare you.

DON FOY is news editor of the Herald-Citizen. His email address is [email protected]. Th e road goes where the road goes eople always seem surprised misery, the monster Fox. White supremacists obvi- in moments like this. Al- in the dark, that ously disagree. ways shocked. they are not like us, Of course, preserving the fa- MODERATELY CONFUSED But they have no right do not share our cade of innocence—both before Pto be. After all, the road goes humanity and are the world and one’s own mir- where the road goes. If you undeserving of our ror—is a big part of the game. travel southbound U.S. 1 long compassion. Yet, the road goes where the road enough, you are not surprised to LEONARD In this country, goes. Between 1938 and 1945, you end up in Key West. If you stay PITTS it is a message that may recall, it went to the mass on northbound Interstate 5 long has often been murder of 11 million human enough, you are not surprised to brayed loudly from beings—homosexuals, Slavs, end up in Canada. beneath pointy white hoods. But Jehovah’s Witnesses, socialists And if you denigrate, de- it is arguably more dangerous and, most infamously, Jews. monize and dehumanize long and certainly more insidious, We think of the Holocaust as enough, you ought not be sur- when it puts on power ties or a unique crime, and it is. But its prised to end up in bloodshed. red lipstick and speaks in tones uniqueness lies mainly in the That is arguably the signature of reason from a press room massive, industrialized scale of lesson of human history, but podium, a pulpit or a television the killing. Otherwise, it is little somehow, the teaching never studio. diff erent than what happened in takes. Each succeeding genera- That allows people who are New Zealand, each the predict- tion always seems doomed—or uncomfortable with admitting able result of denigration, demo- perhaps the better word is deter- intolerance, even to themselves, nization and dehumanization mined—to re-learn the lesson to pretend the message is not that exile some of us from the for itself, each time paying the what the message is and that the rest of us in the circle of shared horrifi c price of doing so. messengers simply speak maver- humanity. On Friday, the cost of tuition ick truths in a politically correct And it doesn’t matter how went up by 50 lives, congre- world. Worse, that veneer of much innocence you protest, or gants murdered in attacks on respectability and reason also what sort of tie or lipstick you two mosques in New Zealand, bamboozles thoughtful people dress your intolerance in. The a small and peaceful nation who simply value divergent road goes where the road goes. in the South Pacifi c. Before a voices into inviting to the debate Thankfully, each of us also gun-wielding 28-year-old white table those whose only interest has the option of taking other supremacist livestreamed lies in kicking it over. roads to better places. Consider himself in the act of massacring Like the bigots Jeanine Pirro the last words of Haji Daoud Muslims, it had been nearly 30 and Tucker Carlson. And the Nabi, an Afghan refugee who years since New Zealanders had bigot Donald Trump, who was, was the fi rst victim of the massa- seen such carnage. not incidentally, praised by the cre. He is reported to have greet- But the road goes where the New Zealand shooter in a man- ed the shooter at the worship road goes. Meaning that this ifesto as “a symbol of renewed house door. butchery is the predictable re- white identity and common “Hello, brother,” he said. sult of rising international intol- purpose.” erance, of singling out this group “The president is not a white LEONARD PITTS is a syndicated or that and declaring that these supremacist,” claimed Chief of columnist. His email address is people are the source of our Staff Mick Mulvaney Sunday on [email protected]. TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 5 herald-citizen.com 0OBITUARIES0 0CALENDAR0 The Community Calendar is a daily list of events hosted by nonprofit groups in Putnam, White, Overton & Jackson Glen Clark Lorine Mahan counties. To be included, call 526-9715 & ask for the news- MONTEREY — Fu- see; three sisters and a COOKEVILLE — of the Church of Christ room secretary or email [email protected]. Be neral services for Glen brother-in-law, Shelia Funeral services for faith. She worked in sure to include your name & number as well as a time, date Clark, 62, of Cookev- Bilbrey of Cookeville, Lorine Mahan, 79, of her life as a homemak- & location of the event. Deadline for Tuesday-Friday’s paper ille, Tennessee, will Tennessee, Freda Ad- Baxter, Tennessee, will er. is noon the day before. Deadline for Sunday is noon Friday. be conducted at 1 p.m., kins of Dalton, Geor- be held at 2 p.m. today, She is survived by Deadline for Monday is 3 p.m. Friday. Church-related items today, Tuesday, March gia, and Sherry and Jay Tuesday, March 26, at two sons, Carlis and are published in a separate calendar in the Religion section 26, from the chapel of Pratt of Dalton, Geor- the chapel of Whitson Carlen Mahan; two each Friday. Deadline for church calendar items is noon Goff Funeral Home in gia; a brother and sis- Funeral Home. Bro. daughters, Brenda Ma- Wednesday. Monterey. Interment ter-in-law, Marion and Don Bryant will offi ci- han and Carol Mayber- will follow in Wilson Glenda Clark of Mon- ate. ry, one sister, Margaret see Outlaw Band. Open Cemetery. terey, Tennessee; two Burial will be in Russell; six grand- TUESDAY, MARCH 26 to the public. Mr. Clark passed stepsisters, Patty Tayes Vickers Cemetery. children; and a host of Music & Dance: Silver Cemetery Flowers: away Friday, March 22, of Monterey, Tennes- Her family will great-grandchildren. Point Community Cookeville Department 2019, in Cookeville Re- see, and Pam Sullins of receive friends at the In addition to her Center, 6:30-9 p.m., free of Leisure Services gional Medical Center. Monterey, Tennessee; funeral home today, parents, she was event. Features Cumber- asks that all fl owers He was born March a stepbrother, Laddie Tuesday, March 26, preceded in death by land Country Band. & arrangements on 10, 1957, in Monterey, (and Brenda) Wilson of until service time at 2 her husband, Junior UC Barbershop Chorus: 7 the ground after Fri- Tennessee, to the late Gallatin, Tennessee; p.m. Mahan; two brothers, p.m. Meets at J&S Con- day, March 29, at City Thomas Clark and and a host of aunts, Lorine Mahan passed Jasper and Raymond struction, conference Cemetery, be removed. Delva Bilbrey Clark uncles, cousins, friends away Saturday, March Howard; and two room in back. Learn to Also, please consider Melton. and family. 23, 2019, at her resi- sisters, Louise Howard sing, everyone welcome. replacing or removing Mr. Clark was owner/ In addition to his par- dence. and Fammy Loftis. Call 261-5018. any seasonal or holiday operator of Glen Clark ents, he was preceded She was born June 3, Family members will WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 arrangements. Mobile Home Trans- in death by his stepfa- 1939, in Putnam Coun- serve as pallbearers. Tax Assistance: 9:30 a.m.- Painting: With port. He was of the ther, Thomas “Puter” ty, Tennessee, to Henry Whitson Funeral 3 p.m. Putnam Coun- Lynne Looney. 9 a.m.- Baptist faith. Melton; and a brother- and Zetta Ann Ran- Home is in charge of ty Library, upstairs Noon. Cookeville Art, He is survived by his in-law, Ronnie Adkins. dolph Howard. She was arrangements, 526- meeting room. Certifi ed 186A S. Walnut. Call wife, Debbie Fox Clark Pastor John Davis AARP/IRS volunteers 526-2424. of Cookeville, Tennes- will offi ciate at the provide free tax prepa- SATURDAY, MARCH 30 see; two daughters, Jen- services. ration with a priority on Dance: 7-10 p.m. Living- ni Clark of Cookeville, A guest register may Jeff Walker serving seniors & low ston American Legion, Tennessee, and Nikki be signed at www.goff - LIVINGSTON — Fu- 23, 2019, in Livingston. income clients. 121 S Church St. 50’s & Clark of Murfreesboro, funeralhome.com. neral services for Jeff Speck Funeral Home Art 411: Art class for 60’s night with Jukebox Tennessee; a son and D.M. Goff Funeral Walker, 46, of Living- is in charge of arrange- high school to adult. Johnny. Concessions daughter-in-law, Mi- Home, Inc., in Monte- ston, Tennessee, will ments, 931-823-1201. Noon-2 p.m. Cookeville available. No member- chael and Jessica Clark rey is in charge of ar- be held at 2 p.m. today, Art, 186A S. Walnut. ship necessary. Family of Cookeville, Tennes- rangements, 839-2311. Tuesday, March 26, Call 526-2424. friendly. at the chapel of Speck THURSDAY, MARCH 28 Rose Society: Cookeville Funeral Home. Dance: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Area Rose Society, Rose Burial will be in Cookeville Community Education Day “Grow- Dewayne Amon Shoemake Good Hope Cemetery. Center. Diff erent bands ing New Roses,” 9 a.m.- Mr. Walker passed every week. Mostly noon. Free to public. COOKEVILLE — date. away Saturday, March country & a little bit of All welcome. Speakers: Dewayne Amon Shoe- Crest Lawn Funer- rock & roll. $5 entry fee. Jeff and Cindy Garrett, make, 47, of Cookeville, al Home-Cremation Line Dance Classes: Bax- award winning rose Tennessee, passed Center is in charge of Norma Jean ter Senior Center, 101 gardeners. Johnson’s away Thursday, March arrangements, 526- Elmore Town Road. 1-3 Nursery and Garden 21, 2019, at Cookev- 6384. Phipps Blaylock p.m. $3 donation/class. Center, 1717 E. Spring ille Regional Medical New dances taught each St., Cookeville. Center. MONTEREY — Fu- funeral home Wednes- week. Call 858-1422. Democratic Party: Coun- Dewayne chose cre- neral services for Nor- day, March 27, from 1 Tax Assistance: 9:30 a.m.- ty Convention. 11 a.m. mation and the family ma Jean Phipps Blay- p.m. until service time 3 p.m. Putnam Coun- registration, convention followed his wishes. A lock, 79, of Rickman, at 3 p.m. ty Library, upstairs starts at noon. Putnam celebration of his life Tennessee, will be held Mrs. Blaylock passed meeting room. Certifi ed County Courthouse, will be held at a later at 3 p.m. Wednesday, away Saturday, March AARP/IRS volunteers County Commission March 27, at the chapel 23, 2019, at Cookev- provide free tax prepa- Chambers. Call 520-3367 of Goff Funeral Home. ille Regional Medical ration with a priority on or email putnamcoun- Linda Tackitt Price Burial will be in Center. serving seniors & low [email protected]. Harris Chapel Ceme- D.M. Goff Funer- income clients. Pet Expo: Play, shop COOKEVILLE — from noon until service tery. al Home, Inc., is in Dental Clinic: SMILE & learn. 10 a.m-4 p.m. Funeral services for time at 2 p.m. Her family will charge of arrange- ON 50+, senior dental Hyder-Burks Pavilion. Linda Tackitt Price, 60, Linda Price passed receive friends at the ments, 839-2311. health. Covers many Activities, adoptions of Cookeville, Ten- away Saturday, March common procedures & area pet resources. nessee, will be held 23, 2019, at Cookev- /$25 per visit. Appoint- Bring a food donation at 2 p.m. Wednesday, ille Regional Medical John Daniel Corcoran Jr. ments required. Call for the Animal Shelter March 27, at the chapel Center. 1-800-509-6055 for pre- for free admission. of Crest Lawn Funeral Crest Lawn Funeral COOKEVILLE — A Mr. Corcoran passed screening. Blood Drive: Fairground Home. Burial will be in Home is in charge of ar- Mass of Christian Buri- away Sunday, March District 6 Patriots: Meet- Volunteer Fire Station, Crest Lawn Memorial rangements, 526-6384. al will be celebrated for 24, 2019, at Bethesda ing at 5:30 p.m. Speak- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For Cemetery. John Daniel Corcoran Home Health Center in er-Richard Salomon, more information, visit The family will Jr., 78, of Cookeville, Cookeville. SSA (Ret.) on “The FBI’s bloodassurance.org/ receive friends at the Tennessee, at 11 a.m. Hooper-Huddleston & Background Investiga- fvfs. funeral home today, Saturday, March 30, at Horner Funeral Home tive Process.” Southern Camp Sandy Stone: Tuesday, March 26, Saint Thomas Aqui- is in charge of arrange- Hills Golf & Country Fundraiser & reunion 11 from 5-8 p.m., and nas Catholic Church. ments, 526-6111. Club, Magnolia Room, a.m.-3 p.m. BBQ dinner, Wednesday, March 27, Burial will be in Mount 4942 Ben Jared Road, hamburgers & hotdogs, Olivet Cemetery in Cookeville. carnival games, auction, Saint Joseph, Missouri. PEO: P.E.O. Chapter bake sale & live music. The family will re- L will meet Thursday, 4670 Sandy Stone Camp ceive friends Saturday, 10 a.m., at First Cum- Road, Monterey. Call Isabell Buford Garrett March 30, from 10-11 berland Presbyterian 931-239-9708. LIVINGSTON — Fu- receive friends today, a.m. at the church. Church Family Life Tennis At Ten: Adults age neral services for Isa- Tuesday, March 26, Center. 18 & over. Round-Robin, bell Buford Garrett, 102, from 4-9 p.m. at the FRIDAY, MARCH 29 mixed doubles event. of Allons, Tennessee, funeral home. Train Tales: 10:30 a.m. Cookeville Communi- will be held at 2 p.m. Mrs. Garrett passed Missile defense test Cookeville Depot Mu- ty Center courts, 240 Wednesday, March 27, away Sunday, March 24, seum. Free activity for Carlen Drive. $5/event at Hall Funeral Home 2019, at her residence. preschool children. Call or free with $15 annual in Livingston. Burial Hall Funeral Home of succeeds in shootdown 520-5455. UCCTA membership. will be in G.P. Garrett Livingston is in charge Exercise Classes: Tai Chi www.uppercumberland- Cemetery. of arrangements, 931- WASHINGTON (AP) A. Greaves, director & chair aerobics 10-11 tennis.com. The family will 823-5010. — In the fi rst test of its of the Missile Defense a.m. Baxter Senior Cen- Life Drawing: Noon-3- kind, the Pentagon on Agency. He said the test ter. 101 Elmore Town p.m. Cookeville Art, Monday carried out result “demonstrates Rd. Call 931-303-1490. 186A S. Walnut. Call a “salvo” intercept of that we have a capa- Dance: Country/West- 526-2424. Roger Dale Cooper an unarmed missile ble, credible deterrent ern. $5/person. Living- SUNDAY, MARCH 31 soaring over the Pacifi c, against a very real ston Community Center, Be a Census Taker: Apply MONTEREY— Fu- Monterey, Judy Dial using two interceptor threat.” 312 West Broad Street. online: 2020census. neral services for of Rickman, Tennes- missiles launched from Even though the No smoking, no alcohol gov/jobs. Paid training, Roger Dale Cooper, 63, see, Vicky and Benny underground silos in missile defense system inside. fl exible hours, great pay. of Monterey, Tennes- Presley of Monterey, southern California. has been operating for Dance & Country Music: Call 1-855-JOB-2020. see, will be conducted Dimple and Jim Koll- Both interceptors more than a decade, 7-10 p.m. Veterans Build- Reception: Young at Art at noon, Thursday, morgen of Monterey, zeroed in on the target this was the fi rst time it ing, 90 E. Spring Street, Class, 2-4 p.m. Cookev- March 28, from the and Debbie McCormick — a re-entry vehicle had attempted a “salvo” Cookeville. Adults $5, ille Art, 186A S. Walnut. chapel of Goff Funeral of Monterey; one broth- that had been launched intercept in which more Kids $2. Music: Tennes- Call 526-2424. Home in Monterey. er, Billy Cooper of 4,000 miles away atop than one interceptor Pastor Elijah Smith Monterey; one brother- an intercontinten- missile is launched at will offi ciate with in-law, Bobby Beaty of tal-range missile, the a single target missile. interment to follow in Rickman; and several Pentagon said. The The salvo concept is Welch Cemetery. nieces, nephews and fi rst interceptor hit and meant to improve the Mr. Cooper passed other family members. destroyed the re-entry chances of hitting an in- away Sunday, March, In addition to his vehicle, which in an coming missile, which 24, 2019, at his broth- parents, he was pre- actual attack would in actual combat could er’s home. ceded in death by two contain a warhead. The contain decoys and oth- Roger Cooper was sisters, Sandy Beaty second interceptor hit er measures designed to born Jan. 9, 1956, in and Connie Smith; a secondary object, as make it diffi cult for an Monterey, to the late two brothers-in-law, expected, according to interceptor to fi nd and Claude and Beulah Roger Dial and Marson a statement by the Pen- hit the target. Vaughn Cooper. McCormick; and niece, tagon’s Missile Defense Mr. Cooper worked April Nicole Hinson. Agency. with McCord, Still- The family will The interceptors were Features: mans, Cumberland receive friends at Goff launched from Vanden- • • SaniSani RinseRinse Model# KUDS30IXSS Container, Delbar and Funeral Home Wednes- berg Air Force Base in • • ProPro ScrubScrub the Putnam County day, March 27, from 6-9 California. The target Sheriff ’s Department. p.m. missile was launched THETHE He was a 1975 gradu- A guest register may from the Reagan Test ate of Rickman High be signed at www.goff - Site in the Marshall Appliance Mart School. funeralhome.com. Islands. Appliance Mart He is survived by D.M. Goff Funer- “The system worked 749 S. Jefferson fi ve sisters and three al Home, Inc., is in exactly as it was de- 528-6467 528-6467 brothers-in-law, Wan- charge of arrange- signed to do,” said Air FULL LINE OF KITCHENAID APPLIANCES da and Larry Lane of ments, 839-2311. Force Lt. Gen. Samuel “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” 6 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 herald-citizen.com Peterson waives court date, next appearance set for May BY BEN WHEELER fi nancial ex- of property, medication HERALD-CITIZEN ploitation (A and knowingly fi nan- only), theft cially exploiting them Stephanie Peterson, over $2,500 while acting as their formerly Butler, is due (A only), caregiver. back in court in May. 4 counts Coconspirator Brian Peterson was indicted of identi- Fitzhugh Richey plead- on 28 counts in Septem- Peterson ty theft, 6 ed guilty last month to ber, following an inves- counts of one charge of obtaining tigation into the Senior money laundering and controlled substances Lifestyles living facility, tampering with evi- by fraud. Richey was including conspiracy dence. originally indicted on to obtain controlled Peterson’s appearance four charges, three of substances by fraud, was waived on Monday, which were dropped. obtaining controlled and the case will next With his plea for the substance by fraud, appear before a judge in class D felony, Richey AP conspiracy to commit Putnam County Crimi- will receive a four-year President Donald Trump signs the first veto of his presidency in the fi nancial exploitation nal Court May 6. suspended sentence, a Oval Off ice of the White House, Friday, March 15, in Washington. of an elderly/vulner- According to the $5,000 fi ne and must able adult, fi nancial indictment, Peterson surrender his DEA Reg- exploitation, 11 counts of was depriving patients istration for four years. House tries to override veto Oklahoma settles with OxyContin in border wall fi ght WASHINGTON (AP) votes Tuesday. bases to pay for the — President Donald “The president will wall. maker over opioid crisis Trump is nearing a vic- be fi ne in the House,” Congress, to which tory over Democrats as said Minority Leader the Constitution OKLAHOMA CITY more than the Sackler family that the House tries over- Kevin McCarthy, R-Ca- assigned control over (AP) — The maker of the 20 years controls Purdue Phar- riding his fi rst veto , a lif., in a brief interview. spending, voted weeks powerful prescription ago and ma has faced personal vote that seems certain “The veto will not be ago to provide less than painkiller OxyContin marketed lawsuits and growing to fail and would let overridden.” $1.4 billion for barriers. has reached a settle- the strong public pressure. A Mas- stand his declaration of Even with his veto Opponents warned that ment with the state of prescription sachusetts court fi ling a national emergency remaining intact, besides usurping Con- Oklahoma over its role painkiller made public earlier this at the Mexican border. Trump may not be able gress’ role in making in the nation’s deadly Hunter aggressively year found that family Tuesday’s vote would to spend the money spending decisions, opioid crisis, offi cials to doctors. members were paid at keep the border emer- for barriers quickly Trump was inviting said Tuesday. The terms Experts say those tactics least $4 billion from 2007 gency intact, which because of lawsuits future Democratic were not immediately contributed to overuse until last year. for now would let him that might take years presidents to circum- disclosed. and abuse. The Sacklers are shift an additional $3.6 to resolve. vent lawmakers by Oklahoma Attorney The Oklahoma settle- major philanthropists billion from military Tuesday’s vote was declaring emergencies General Mike Hunter ment — which could sig- around the world, and construction projects coming as Trump to fi nance their own scheduled an afternoon nal that Purdue is ready the family name is to work on a barrier claimed a diff erent favored initiatives. news conference to to strike deals elsewhere emblazoned on the walls along the southwest political triumph after Trump supporters announce details of the — was announced after at many of the world’s boundary. Building Attorney General Wil- said he was simply agreement with Purdue the Oklahoma Supreme great museums and the wall was one of his liam Barr said special acting under a 1976 Pharma, which has Court on Monday denied universities. most oft-repeated cam- counsel Robert Mueller law that lets presi- made billions of dollars a request from drug- But in the past few paign promises, though had ended his two-year dents declare national from OxyContin but has makers to postpone the weeks, the Tate muse- he claimed the money investigation without emergencies. Trump’s been hit with over 1,000 start of the state’s trial. ums in London and the would come from Mexi- evidence of collusion declaration was the lawsuits fi led by state Sandy Coats, an Solomon R. Guggenheim co, not taxpayers. by Trump’s 2016 cam- 60th presidential and local governments attorney for Bridgeport, in New York have cut Trump’s emergen- paign with the Russian emergency under that trying to hold the com- Connecticut-based ties with the family, and cy declaration drew government. statute, but the fi rst pany responsible for the Purdue Pharma, did not other institutions have unanimous opposition Democrats were hop- aimed at spending that scourge of addiction. immediately return a come under pressure from congressional ing to use the border Congress explicitly Prescription opioids call seeking comment. to turn down donations Democrats and op- emergency battle in denied, according to like OxyContin were a Oklahoma sued opioid or otherwise distance position from some upcoming campaigns, New York University’s factor in a record 48,000 manufacturers in 2017, themselves from the Republicans, especially both to symbolize Brennan Center for deaths across the U.S. accusing them of fraud- Sacklers. in the Senate , where Trump’s harsh im- Justice, which tracks in 2017, according to the ulent marketing that led A lawyer suing Pur- lawmakers objected migration stance and the law. U.S. Centers for Disease to thousands of overdos- due on behalf of local that he was abusing claim he was hurting The House approved Control and Prevention. es and deaths. State offi - governments across the presidential powers. congressional districts the resolution blocking Purdue Pharma was cials have said that since country said Tuesday But while Congress around the country. Trump’s emergency by one of 13 drug manufac- 2009, more Oklahomans that he welcomes the approved a resolution The Pentagon sent 245-182 in February. turers named in Okla- have died from opioids settlement. voiding Trump’s move, lawmakers a list last On Tuesday, Trump homa’s lawsuit. The 12 than in vehicle crashes. “That suggests that the margins by which week of hundreds of opponents will need remaining defendants This month, Purdue Purdue is serious about the House and Senate military construction to reach 288 votes to still face trial in May. It Pharma offi cials ac- trying to deal with the passed the measure fell projects that might be prevail. would be the fi rst of the knowledged that are problem,” said Paul Han- well short of the two- cut to pay for barrier Just 13 Republicans current round of law- considering fi ling for ly, who is not involved in thirds majorities that work. Though the list opposed Trump in Feb- suits brought against the bankruptcy because of the Oklahoma case but will be needed to over- was tentative, Demo- ruary, around 1 in 15. industry across the U.S. the crush of lawsuits. is representing scores ride the veto. That’s crats were asserting Another 30 would have to go to trial. As accusations have of other governments. expected to happen that GOP lawmakers to defect to override his Purdue Pharma mounted about the com- “Hopefully, this is the again when the House were endangering local veto. introduced OxyContin pany’s sales strategies, fi rst of many.”

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She went am putting into into full grandma the recycling mode for my sister bins in Putnam and her sons LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS | HERALD-CITIZEN County being and, in my eyes, Cookeville Area Rose Society vice president Sarah Anderson, Cookeville Area Rose recycled? Yes neglected me. Society President Jeff Kommuck and Sarah Johnson of Johnson Nursery & Garden LISA and No. She was seldom Center hold roses in preparation for the rose society’s annual Rose Education Day LUCK Yes: Putnam ABIGAIL home, and when set for Saturday, March 30, at 9 a.m. at Johnson Nursery and Garden Center at 950 E. County recycles she was, we would Spring St. plasticsl ti #1 and #2 whenever VAN BUREN argue about possible. There used to be everything. It got a huge market for recycled so bad that I left and moved in plastic but now there is not. with my aunt, who was like a Rose education day set for Saturday Think of plastics as travel- mom to me. My sister told me ing through a pipeline from she thinks Mom is in denial BY LINDSAY MCREYNOLDS their best rose growing and of Growing Roses” at 9:30 each collection point to the because every time my sister HERALD-CITIZEN gardening tips, and Jeff and a.m. “Maintaining Roses” location where processing would want to talk about it, Cindy Garrett of the Tri- is at 10:45 a.m., and rose so- takes place. The plastics Mom would clam up. Just a few weeks before State Rose Society of Chat- ciety members will provide pipeline is currently slug- Mom and I have NEVER roses begin to bloom, the tanooga will be the guest individual consultations for gish although still moving. talked about it. I clearly recall Cookeville Area Rose Society speakers. those seeking to learn more The revenue the county the day I came out. When I is hosting its annual Rose The Garretts grow hun- about roses at noon. used to receive from plas- told Mom, she said she already Education Day, at 9 a.m., Sat- dreds of roses and have been The classes Saturday are tics now barely covers the knew. Then she added, “It’s urday, March 30, at Johnson recognized as “Outstanding free, and door prizes will be transportation costs to the just a phase.” Nursery & Garden Center on Rose Consultants.” awarded. recycling destination. It is I’m sad that even after 12 Spring Street. Registration will begin at 9 For more information, call cheaper to make new plastic years she still hasn’t accepted CARS members will share a.m., followed by the “Basics 528-8000. than it is to sort and pro- that this is who I am and who cess recycled plastics so the I have always been. It upsets bottom has dropped out of me that she doesn’t know all of the market. Although there me. Should I have a sit-down is a recycling market in this talk with her like the adults country for plastics, that we are? — SAME SON AS market is not able to use all ALWAYS the plastics that are gener- DEAR SAME SON: Only ated, collected and available you can make the decision nationwide. to have that important con- And no: Plastics #3 versation with your mother. through #7 can no longer Before you do, I’m advising be recycled here. The main you to contact an organization problem with the #3-#7 called PFLAG. PFLAG helps to plastics is that there is so build bridges of understanding much contamination that it between families and their is not worthwhile to sort the LGBTQ members. You can fi nd garbage out. Things like car it by going online to pfl ag.org. seats, vinyl swimming pools, If your concern is that your straws, Styrofoam and other mother’s position may force materials are not recyclable you to end your relationship yet this makes up the bulk with her, prepare in advance of the #3-#7s collected. No by making sure you have a county can continue spend- loving support system around ing money to make a special you. trip to pick up recyclables DEAR ABBY: I am the care- and have the bulk of it be giver for my 88-year-old mom garbage. This is one of the and 89-year-old dad. It has its reasons the county does not challenges. It would help if collect plastics from busi- doctors would provide WRIT- nesses, non-profi ts and other TEN instructions, diagnoses organizations anymore. It is and directions rather than not effi cient or cost eff ective. rely on me to follow through. Putnam County does I take notes, but my parents not want residents to stop hear what they want to hear. recycling plastics #1 and Without an actual note from #2 although the market is the doctor, they tend to dismiss sluggish. Otherwise when my notes as “that’s not what there is a market there will he/she said.” I’m sure I am not be no plastic to recycle. It is the only caregiver with this diffi cult situation and many problem. people — including myself — Recently, Mama’s gyne- get frustrated. Although ev- cologist advised her to see a Documenting country music ery other county in Tennes- urologist. It took me more than see has the same problem it a month to convince her that it will be resolved — hopefully was what he said, and now we Country Giant radio show host Philip Gibbons, left, interviewed documentary sooner than later. Business- are looking at a urinary tract filmmaker Ken Burns, right, early Sunday morning in Cookeville, where Burns stopped es are working to establish infection, which is not a good at the Cookeville Performing Arts Center to promote his new 16-hour documentary, local recycling facilities that thing for an older woman. “Country Music,” which will begin airing on PBS stations across the country as well can process the plastics to My parents are not at the as WCTE-TV this September. eliminate some of the ship- point where I can simply ping costs. New technologies kidnap them. I realize doctors for managing plastics are don’t get paid enough for their being explored and tested. time by Medicare, but it sure We must do our part in would help us keep our elders Get Out! ‘Us’ shatters records with $70.3M contributing to the solution healthy. — NOTE TAKER IN NEW YORK (AP) — Jor- geist,” said Jim Orr, distri- Out.” The former “Key & rather than the problem. GEORGIA dan Peele has done it again. bution chief for Universal. Peele” star’s fi rst fi lm as Don’t stop recycling plastics DEAR NOTE TAKER: May Two years after the fi lm- “He is recognized as just an writer-director, “Get Out” #1 and #2 as the county con- I off er a suggestion that might maker’s “Get Out” became amazing talent. He crafts ultimately grossed $255.4 tinues to recycle whenever prove helpful? When you take a box-offi ce sensation, his fi lms that make you think, million on a $4.5 million possible and is seeking out your parents for doctors’ vis- frightening follow-up, “Us,” that are extraordinarily budget. new options for managing its, record what you are told on debuted with $70.3 million well-acted, well-written and “Us” cost $20 million to plastics. Do stop recycling your cellphone (in notes/mem- in ticket sales, according to are amazingly entertaining.” make, meaning it’s already plastics #3 through #7. Put os). That way, you can replay studio estimates Sunday. “Us” took over the top a huge hit for Peele and them in the garbage instead the doctors’ words verbatim The opening, well above spot at the box offi ce from Universal Pictures, which of the recycling bin. There regarding any diagnoses, in- forecasts, had few parallels. “Captain Marvel,” which had notched its third No. 1 re- is no market for those at this structions, etc. to your parents It was the largest debut for reigned for two weeks. The lease of the year. time. as necessary. an original horror fi lm (only Marvel Studios superhero 1. “Us,” $70.3 million Recycling is important DEAR ABBY: When my the “It” remake and last release slid to second place 2. “Captain Marvel,” $35 but it is more important to daughter and her husband year’s “Halloween” have sur- with $35 million in its third million. reduce your consumption eat in a restaurant, he insists passed it in the genre) and week. In three weeks of re- 3. “Wonder Park,” $9 mil- of plastic. Plastic does not they order the same thing. one of the highest openings lease, it’s made $910 million lion. decompose the way other If he thinks her plate looks for a live-action original fi lm worldwide, and will soon 4. “Five Feet Apart,” $8.8 materials do. Plastic breaks better, he switches them. This since “Avatar” was released become the fi rst $1 billion million. down and pollutes the envi- baffl es me. Does this happen 10 years ago. release of 2019. 5. “How to Train Your ronment causing problems to anyone else? What do you In today’s franchise-driven Other holdovers — the an- Dragon: The Hidden World,” for many generations in think of this? — BAFFLED IN movie world, seldom has a imated amusement “Wonder $6.5 million. the future. In my opinion, ILLINOIS young director been such a Park” and the cystic fi brosis 6. “A Madea Family Funer- the largest problem facing DEAR BAFFLED: I think draw. But moviegoers turned teen romance “Five Feet al,” $4.5 million. humans besides climate your son-in-law has no con- out in droves to see what Apart”— trailed in third and 7. “Gloria Bell,” $1.8 mil- change is how to get plastic sideration for your daughter’s kind of freak-out Peele could fourth with about $9 million lion. waste out of the environ- feelings, and that people who muster in his sophomore each in their second week. 8. “No Manches Frida,” ment. are greedy and inconsiderate release. But the weekend belonged $1.8 million. about food are usually the “Peele has really crafted overwhelming to “Us,” which 9. “Lego Movie 2: The Sec- LISA LUCK is the program same about other things. (He an extraordinary story that more than doubled the $33.4 ond Part,” $1.1 million. manager of education for the could also be controlling and/ I think once again is going to million domestic debut of 10. “Alita: Battle Angel,” $1 Putnam County Solid Waste or have OCD. capture the cultural zeit- 2017’s Oscar-winning “Get million. Department.

8 HERALD-CITIZEN S p orts TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 herald-citizen.com CHS soccer wins Cleveland tournament title

By SCOTT WILSON they’re always looking for the before almost scoring in the the game against Loudon,” the tournament based off the HERALD-CITIZEN win. However, being as early fi nal minutes for the win. The Putman said. “But to go down tournament’s point system in the season as it is, there is a way Cookeville played against there and beat a regional op- Drew Caldwell led the off en- For Will Putman and his big picture. such a tough fi eld, the way the ponent in Walker Valley, beat sive charge for the Cavaliers, Cookeville High School Cav- Cookeville knocked off Cavaliers focused off ensively a state power in Maryville, scoring in each match. He aliers, winning the Cleveland Walker Valley 5-2 in the open- and fought back even when and then recover from a goal had two goals in the win over High School soccer tourna- ing game of the tournament down, made Putman very down against Loudon to get Walker Valley. Blake Burck- ment this past weekend was and then followed that up with happy. the draw and to almost score hard added two goals and Reed not the key goal in partici- a 4-0 victory over Maryville. “I told the boys, it didn’t nec- at the end to make it 5-4 — it Buckner tapped in the fi fth pating. The Cavaliers have a The Cavaliers battled Loudon essarily end the way we would was very, very good tourna- goal of the day. Sammy Turner solid program and Putman is in the fi nal round and rallied have liked for it to end. We ment.” as competitive as anyone, so late to tie the match at 4-4 would have liked to have won The Cavs ended up winning SEE CHS, PAGE 9

0UC CONNECTIONS0 Sparta’s Luna wins NAIA honor By CRAIG DELK FOR THE HERALD-CITIZEN

Former White County girls basketball standout Deandra Luna recently earned an impressive hon- or from the NAIA, as she was named honorable mention All-American. The Bryan College sophomore point guard had a strong season, leading the Appalachian Athletic Conference in assists (5.4 apg). She also led the Lions in steals (59), and was second in scoring (9.8 ppg) and rebounding (4.1 rpg). SHELTON, LADY BUCS SEE SEASON END Also on the collegiate hardcourt, BEN CRAVEN | HERALD-CITIZEN, FILE former Jackson County girls stand- Tennessee Tech’s J ordan B rock , left, drives p ast a E KU defender during a game in F ebruary at TTU . out Kyleigh Hardy and Shelton State Community College saw their season come to an end last Wednes- day in the National Junior College Athletic Association tournament. Postseason cut short The Lady Bucs fell 65-55 to Trinity Valley Community College in the second round. Hardy - a freshman center - aver- T ech f al l s to C am p b el l , wrap s up b ig 2 01 8 - 1 9 cam p aign aged 5.8 points, 3.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game. She led the Lady BUIES CREEK, N.C. racked up nine wins on the three.” went 4-of-14 from (3-point Bucs in fi eld-goal percentage (49.0%). (TTU) — Despite a gritty road, the best since 2010-11. After Tech mounted a range). eff ort over 40 minutes of Tech’s postseason was 7-2 run that tied the game “They are one of the best CANNON EARNS WIN back-and-forth action, noteworthy as well, as this at 57 with just under six defensive teams in the na- FOR SKYHAWKS the Tennessee Tech wom- year’s team posted the minutes remaining, Camp- tion, and we knew we were On the collegiate baseball dia- en’s basketball team was program’s fi rst win in the bell scored fi ve consecu- going to have to execute ex- mond, former Upperman standout unable to come away with OVC Tournament since tive points to go up 62-57, tremely well on the off en- Winston Cannon gave a strong a victory in its Women’s 2013, and its fi rst national restoring its fi ve-point sive end. I thought at times performance out of the bullpen last Basketball Invitational postseason win since 2006. advantage with a triple we did that, but we didn’t Tuesday for UT Martin. quarterfi nal matchup with Monday night, however, from Caroline Bowns with do it consistently enough to The junior righty went two score- Campbell Monday night, Tech ran into a Campbell under four minutes left. get the win here.” less innings and struck out three losing 70-62 and bringing team that shot 53.3 percent A Kesha Brady free While the loss puts the batters, earning the victory as the to an end its resurgent from 3-point range (8-of- throw and an Anacia 2018-19 season in the books, Skyhawks won 8-3 over Alabama 2018-19 season. 15) and 47.2 from the fi eld Wilkinson layup made it Rosamond feels the experi- A&M University. Tech wraps its cam- overall. Hayley Barber 62-60 at the 2:32 mark, but ence from the four tour- Cannon leads the Skyhawks in paign with a 22-11 record, spurred the attack for the again it was Bowns, who nament games her team strikeouts (34), and is second in in- an increase of 15 wins from Fighting Camels, scoring hit another three to push played (two OVC Tourna- nings pitched (34 1/3) and wins (2). 2017-18, which equates to a game-high 23 points on CU’s lead to 66-60 with 54 ment, two WBI) will serve the second-biggest turn- 8-of-10 shooting and 2-of-3 seconds left. Campbell’s ex- as an enormous benefi t TWO HOMERS FOR around in NCAA Division I from long range. ceptional defense stymied going forward. TREVECCA’S GOOLSBY this season. “I thought the diff er- Tech the rest of the way. “It was huge,” she said. Another former District 8-AA In the process, the Gold- ence in the game was their “I thought we rebound- “To be able to go from sev- baseball standout, Smith County’s en Eagles amassed 12 home 3-point shooting,” said ed the ball well, and did en wins to 22 wins, get in Bryant Goolsby, had an incredible wins and 12 wins in Ohio head coach Kim Rosamond. some good things tonight,” the postseason, get a win in game Sunday for Trevecca Naz- Valley Conference play, “We gave up 24 points said Rosamond. “I thought the postseason, and know arene. The freshman designated which are the program’s from the 3-point line, and we played hard. We just what March feels like will hitter blasted two runs, including best marks since the 2004- it seemed like every time missed some bunnies in be a huge positive for us 05 and 2012-13 seasons, they needed a big basket, the paint that we don’t nor- SEE UC, PAGE 9 respectively. They also they knocked down a big mally miss, and then we SEE TTU, PAGE 10 Caboclo leads Grizzlies past Th under S aros’ shutout l if ts MEMPHIS (AP) — Memphis is P redators over W il d becoming a tough place to visit for contenders in the Western Confer- ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Ryan Donato’s bid ence playoff race. to tie the game caromed off the crossbar, and The Grizzlies continued to play the Minnesota Wild were stuck with another spoiler for those jockeying for agonizing defeat. postseason position, this time Juuse Saros made 29 saves for his third shut- beating the Oklahoma City Thun- out of the season and Ryan Johansen scored a der 115-103 on Monday night. short-handed goal as the Nashville Predators The win was the fi fth at home in beat the Wild 1-0 Monday night. March for Memphis, four of them With 1:30 to play and an extra skater on the coming against playoff teams in ice, Donato found himself 1-on-1 with Saros in the West. The other was against the left faceoff circle. His wrist shot beat the Orlando, which is fi ghting for the goalie but hit the crossbar, leaving Donato inch- fi nal playoff spot in the East. es from scoring the game-tying goal. “This is a team that’s beaten Minnesota is 2-7-1 in its last 10 games and Houston in here, they’ve beaten 2-8-4 in its last 14 home games. The Wild, who Utah in here and they’ve beaten remain two points out of the last playoff spot in Portland in here. And now they’ve the West with fi ve games to play, have scored beat us in here,” Thunder coach just four goals in their last four games. Billy Donovan said, adding: “They Meanwhile, the Predators clinched a spot in deserve the game. They outper- AP the Western Conference playoff s with the win. formed us, outplayed us, out- M emp his Griz z lies forward B runo Caboclo ( 5 ) shoots against They are in second place in the Central Divi- coached us, out-everything-ed us Ok lahoma City Thunder forward J erami Grant ( 9 ) during a game sion, two points behind Winnipeg. It’s the fi fth for 48 minutes.” M onday in M emp his. playoff appearance in coach Peter Laviolette’s Bruno Caboclo scored a ca- fi ve years with the Predators. reer-high 24 points, Tyler Dorsey off s — it was kind of like, ‘Let’s points on 9-of-14 shooting. Russell “It’s a credit to the guys in the room,” Lavio- added 21 and Memphis ended a mess up other teams’ seasons by Westbrook fi nished with 16 points lette said. “Everybody goes into the year with two-game slide. Jonas Valanci- giving them a loss’” said Delon and seven assists, but was just 6 of good intentions and everybody has a plan in unas added 18 points and 14 re- Wright, who had 18 points and a 20 from the fi eld and missed fi ve mind, and I’m sure they’re all including the bounds as all fi ve Grizzlies starter career-high 13 assists. of his six 3-point attempts. playoff s. So it’s not an easy thing and should reached double fi gures. Paul George led the Thunder “They played great, but that’s never be taken for granted. But our guys “I feel like our motto was — with 30 points and 12 rebounds, once we were out of the play- while Dennis Schroder added 25 SEE GRIZZ, PAGE 10 SEE PREDS, PAGE 10 TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 HERALD-CITIZEN 9 herald-citizen.com 0TTU ROUNDUP0 UT blows lead, beats Iowa Tennessee Tech COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Admiral Schofi eld ran around the court in sheer joy, waving a March Madness towel after Ten- nessee made it back to the Sweet baseball gets 16 for the fi rst time since 2014. The rest of the Volunteers? Just trying to breathe normally again. fi rst 300 hitter Tennessee avoided one of the biggest meltdowns in NCAA TTU — The Tennessee Tech baseball team Tournament history Sunday, dropped its Ohio Valley Conference series fi nale letting a 25-point lead slip away with Eastern Illinois Sunday afternoon, falling to before SEC player of the year the Panthers, 15-5, at Bush Stadium at the Averitt Grant Williams asserted himself Express Baseball Complex. in overtime for an 83-77 victory Highlighting the contest for the Golden Eagles over Iowa. (11-12, 2-7) was a fi rst-inning double from senior None of the Volunteers (31-5) All-American Kevin Strohschein. The two-bag- saw that coming, not after they’d ger to right center fi eld represented the center raced ahead 44-19 in a sizzling fi elder’s 300th career hit, making him the fi rst fi rst half they dominated every Tech baseball player ever to record 300 hits. which way. Strohschein also became just the fi fth player in The biggest NCAA Tourna- OVC history to reach the 300-hit plateau. ment comeback? BYU’s 25-point Much like the fi rst two games, the EIU off ense rally past Iona in the First Four set the tone of the contest early, scoring multiple in 2012. runs in the third and fourth frames, before plat- “The way we started the game, ing six unearned runs in the sixth. The Panthers that’s the team we win (with),” totaled 18 hits in the contest, the third straight said Schofi eld, who had 17 of his game of the series with at least 12. 19 points in the opening half. The contest saw its fair share of long balls with “The way we fi nished the game, the wind blowing steadily and heavily to the right we can’t have that.” side of the ball park all game. EIU (11-11, 5-4) Tenth-seeded Iowa (23-12) collected fi ve on the day, including a trio of wall nearly pulled off another historic scrapers. Tech earned one dinger in the contest comeback , sending it overtime after clubbing six on Saturday. tied at 71 — the fi rst overtime The Golden Eagles struggled early against EIU game in this year’s tournament. hurler Foster Anshutz, as the southpaw held Tech The last time the teams played scoreless with just three hits through the fi rst fi ve also was in the NCAA Tourna- frames. ment, with Tennessee rallying AP Things clicked for the purple and gold in the from a 12-point defi cit to a 78-65 Iowa’s Ryan Kriener, center, drives between Tennessee’s sixth, however, with Strohschein gathering a overtime victory in the First Admiral Schofield, left, and Grant Williams during a second one-out single through the left side. Sophomore Four at Dayton in 2014. round NCAA Tournament game in Columbus, Ohio, Sunday. slugger Jason Hinchman followed with a two-run The Vols’ best player made blast to right center fi eld, putting Tech on the sure they wouldn’t be on the just ate Skittles,” Williams said, to Loyola-Chicago in the second board with his ninth home run of the season. wrong end of the big comeback summing up the fi nish. round. They followed it with a Next up, freshman John Dyer ripped a single this time. Jordan Bohannon scored 18 for record season — ranked No. 1 up the middle. Two batters later, Cody Littlejohn “Grant Williams hit some big Iowa, which never led but man- for four weeks, a school-record laced a single to right center fi eld, putting run- shots,” Iowa forward Luka Garza aged to tie it twice after falling so 19-game winning streak, a full ners on the corners. A fi elding error at shortstop said. “He’s a big-time player. And far behind. season in the Top 10 — and had allowed a run to score and junior Gavin Johns to we defended him well.” “They were No. 1 for a very just enough in overtime Sunday reach safely. Then sophomore infi elder Hunter Williams had a pair of free long time this year for a reason,” to keep it going. Higdon plinked an RBI single into shallow left throws, two jumpers, and a strip Iowa coach Fran McCaff rey said. Fourth-year coach Rick Barnes center fi eld, making it a four-run frame for the in overtime that helped the Vols “It’s not often that you get down got doused with water in the lock- Golden Eagles. pull it out and match their school 25, come back and tie it. So very er room afterward. Earning the start on the day was senior Ty record for wins in a season. He pleased with the eff ort and con- “My suit got soaked,” Barnes King, who tossed a scoreless fi rst with a strikeout fi nished with 19 points and seven centration and execution of our said. “I got soaked. And when and pick off at fi rst base. He was lifted prior to the rebounds. guys to a man.” my hair gets wet, it don’t look too second as part of a planned one-inning start. “I feel like a fi fth grader who Last year, the Volunteers lost good.” The Golden Eagles will return to play Friday, Mar. 29. Tech will travel south to kick off a three- game OVC series at Jacksonville State, with fi rst CHS: Cavaliers trailed early but rallied for draw in final game pitch scheduled for 6:00 p.m. CT. TTU SOFTBALL SWEEPS MOREHEAD STATE FROM PAGE A8 “Overall as a team, win. The weekend also three contests and Put- MOREHEAD, Ky. - After a tough day Friday at in this tournament, I showed me how much man, a defensive strate- Eastern Kentucky, the Tennessee Tech softball scored two goals to aid learned how resilient character we have.” gist, knows the defense team found an opportunity to put some runs and Caldwell in Cookeville’s we are,” said Putman. Off ensively, Putman needs to be cleaned up. hits on the board as the Golden Eagles swept victory over Maryville. “We had a diffi cult week was pleased with the “This tournament Morehead State on Sunday. Jackson Bilbrey closed last week, but the boys way the Cavaliers put showed us a lot about Tech (12-13, 2-2 Ohio Valley Conference) won out the scoring for CHS showed tremendous the ball in the back of ourselves and about our the fi rst game 13-2, then the second 15-3 in fi ve to make it 4-0. resiliency and character the night. Cookeville charcter,” said Putman. innings. In the fi nal round of by the fact they came scored 13 goals in three “It also showed us about But the numbers from just those two games are the tournament, Cookev- back so quickly from games, including a fi ve- how we have a lot of staggering - nine home runs for the Golden Eagles ille actually fell behind that game and were able goal eff ort against Walk- things to go back and and 27 RBI, as well as a .400 batting average, col- early and trailed 4-3 late to put in such a good per- er Valley. He said he did work on now. There are lecting 26 hits in 65 at-bats on Sunday. Tech also in the second half. The formance against Walk- some things diff erent specifi c things we can scored 10 runs in one inning in the second contest. Cavaliers changed the er Valley, then carry with his off ensive for- take back and work on The biggest production came from Gabby LaS- momentum of the match that over to Maryville. mation heading into the and try to make some ala and Sydney Love-Baker as they each had six with another goal to tie (I was proud) of the Cleveland competition, diff erences in our team.” RBI as LaSala hit three home runs - two in game the contest and pushed resiliency we showed hoping to give CHS some Cookeville is sched- one and a third in the nightcap. Raleigh Lewis ever so hard for the win- against Loudon, to be more scoring threats uled to travel to McMin- drove in fi ve runs and had two homers. Hallie ner. Cookeville ran out a goal down and then outside. nville tonight for a 7 Davis, Beth McCulley, Love-Baker and Alexis of time and the match comeback and tie it and Defensively, the Cava- p.m. battle with Warren Trimiar also had home runs in the doubleheader. ended up in a 4-4 tie. to also have a chance to liers gave up six goals in County. McCulley, who went 6-for-7 against Eastern Kentucky, continued her hot hitting as she went 5-for-8 to improve to 11-for-15 in Ohio Valley UC: Conference play. McCulley and Love-Baker came Local softballers getting college careers started off well home to score four times each in the twinbill. Alyssa Arden earned the win in the fi rst game, FROM PAGE A8 Brenau University. On Friday Volunteer State. allowing two runs - one earned - on one hit as she in the fi rst game of a twinbill Through 28 games, Hammons walked two and struck out seven. Kayla Hughes the go-ahead solo shot in the against Columbia College, Smith leads the Senators in runs scored threw the fi nal frame in relief, walking two and eighth inning, as the Trojans smacked a two-run double during (41), hits (42), doubles (13) and striking out three. won a 16-12 slugfest over Lake Bryan’s 5-3, nine-inning victo- slugging percentage (.768). He’s Tech scored a single run in the top of the fi rst Erie College. ry. And in the second game, she second in batting average (.424) as McCulley took a full count to hit a leadoff Goolsby fi nished 2-for-5 with drove in two runs as the Lions and on-base percentage (.496), home run. The score stayed that way until the three runs and three runs batted lost 9-8 in 13 innings. and he’s tied for second in home fi fth inning as Tech put a fi ve-spot on the board. in. On Saturday, Smith scored two runs (7) and stolen bases (5). Love-Baker took a walk on four pitches, then runs and plated another during a throwing error allowed Lewis to reach and HURST GOES YARD AGAIN FOR LADY the Lions’ 8-5 win over Allen FISHER LIGHTS-OUT FROM LONG RANGE put runners on the corners. After pinch runner TIGERS University in the fi rst game of IN ISRAEL Chandler Caldwell stole second, LaSala blasted a Former Upperman softball a doubleheader. In the second On the professional hardcourt, three-run shot to center fi eld. standout Riley Hurst smacked game, she scored a run, drew a former Tennessee Tech standout Morehead State responded with its only hit of another home run last Saturday walk and stole a base as Bryan Anthony Fisher was lights-out the contest - a two-run home run from Princess for Campbellsville University. cruised 7-0. from long range last Tuesday Valencia. Her two-run shot was part of a Smith leads the Lions in on- for his Israeli professional team, The Golden Eagles went on to score seven un- 2-for-3 day as the Lady Tigers base percentage (.427) and walks Maccabi Hunter Haifa. answered runs with three in the sixth and four in won 6-4 over Cumberland Univer- (22). She’s also second in runs The 33-year-old guard fi nished the seventh. sity. scored (16), doubles (4) and stolen 4-of-7 from 3-point range and In game two, Haeli Bryson picked up the victo- Hurst leads the team in runs bases (13). scored 16 points during a 90-64 ry, allowing three runs - two earned - on four hits, batted in (19). She’s also batting win over Hapoel Kfar Saba. while walking one and striking out two. Hughes .321 with fi ve doubles, three hom- HAMMONS LAUNCHES HOMERS FOR Fisher leads the team in threw the fi fth inning, striking out two. ers and three stolen bases. SENATORS 3-pointers made (51), 3-point per- Tech wasted no time in the fi rst as McCulley Another Cookeville native, centage (38.3%) and free-throw singled to start the contest, then Jessie Lowery SMITH PRODUCES FOR LIONS Jerry Hammons, continued to percentage (88.6%). He’s also av- reached on an error putting runners on second Cookeville native Heidi Smith star last week for the Walters eraging 11.2 points and 2.9 assists and third. Love-Baker drilled a home run to left delivered plenty of off ensive pro- State Community College base- per game. fi eld for a quick 3-0 lead on her team-leading duction last week for the Bryan ball team. eighth homer of the season. College softball team. Last Tuesday, the freshman MARTIN LEADS BEARS TO VICTORY Morehead countered with two runs in the bot- Last Tuesday in the fi rst game second baseman tallied a home Also on the pro basketball lev- tom of the second, and the score stood at 3-2 until of a doubleheader against St. run and two RBI during the Sen- el, former Golden Eagle standout the fourth inning as Tech collected 10 runs on Andrews University, the junior ators’ 5-0 win over Bryan College. Ryan Martin led his Danish team seven hits and one error, which included a two- infi elder batted 1-for-2 with two On Wednesday he fared even - the Bakken Bears - to a 107-81 run triple for Love-Baker, a two-run homer for walks and a stolen base as the better, blasting two runs while victory last Friday over Vaerlose Lewis and a grand slam for Davis. Lions won 5-4. In the second tallying three runs and four RBI BBK. The 27-year-old forward The Golden Eagles added two more runs in the game, she scored two runs and as Walters State cruised 13-1 over fi nished with 18 points, eight fi fth as LaSala hit a solo home run to left center, swiped two bases during Bryan’s Montreat College. rebounds, two assists, a steal and then Emily Bartholomew drove in Amanda Phy 6-5 loss. On Saturday, Hammons batted a block. with a grounder to short. Last Wednesday, Smith fi n- 2-for-4 with yet another home In 17 games, Martin is averag- Tech returns to action on Wednesday as the ished 2-for-3 with a stolen base run, two runs scored and three ing 13.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and Golden Eagles travel to Nashville for a single during the Lions’ 8-0 loss to RBI as the Senators won 10-5 over 1.4 assists per game. game at Lipscomb, starting at 5 p.m. 10 HERALD-CITIZEN TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 herald-citizen.com TTU: Rosamond happy Golden Eagles ‘bought in’ to program

FROM PAGE A8 but when she was out there on around game as well, scoring the fl oor, she had our back every nine points to go with her eight going forward. This experience single time.” boards, along with three assists has been tremendous.” “I think this year is something and two steals. “The future of Tennessee ‘Naci can really build on going Senior forward Lacy Cantrell Tech women’s basketball is very into her senior year, we just need scored six points and pulled promising, and while this is a to keep her healthy. For the fi rst down three rebounds. The LEGALS LEGALS disappointing outcome tonight, time in her career we’ve had her Knoxville native showcased a Cookeville Regional Medi- it certainly does not take away for a full season, and we’ve gotten soft scoring touch in the paint all cal Center requests sealed complete description of or defi ne our season in any way. a glimpse of what she’s able to year long, and fi nishes the season proposals for: Employee the land herein conveyed. We will build on this year, and I do.” as the team leader in fi eld goal Engagement Survey. The above conveyance think special things are ahead Kentoria Alexander led the percentage at .579. is made subject to the for this program.” Golden Eagles with 12 points on Mackenzie Coleman had fi ve Sealed proposals must be submitted as outlined in the restrictions of record in As she’s done several times 5-of-11 from the fi eld, and also points for TTU, while Jordan Request for Proposal no lat- Warranty Deed Book 381, this season, Anacia Wilkinson contributed fi ve rebounds and Brock and Akia Harris each er than 2:00 P.M. on Tues- Page 543; and further to made a tremendous impact off a team-high four assists. It was potted four. day, April 16, 2019. all set-backs, easements, right-of-way, and restric- the bench for Tech, scoring 11 the fi fth time this year that the Rosamond concluded with a Cookeville Regional Medical tions noted on the plat of points with nine rebounds and senior guard led her team in refl ection on what made the 2018- Center has the right record in Plat Cabinet C, eight blocked shots. scoring, and the 15th time she set 19 team so special. Slide 67, all of record in to reject any or all propos- ffi The eight blocks give Wilkin- the pace for assists. “It is really hard in this day als. the Register’s O ce for 3/26, 3/27 Putnam County, Tennes- son 92 for her redshirt junior She fi nishes her fi nal season in and age to get a group of 13 young see. campaign, making her one of a Tech uniform with 136 help- women to buy into something big- just six players in Division I to ers to 86 turnovers for an as- ger than themselves,” she said. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Being the same proper- reach 90 or more rejections this sist-to-turnover ratio of 1.6. “I have to credit these kids - they HEARING ty conveyed to Mark J. year. As the Tech single-season Abby Buckner logged her did that. They were all stars in Sweeney and wife, Kim The Algood Mayor and Al- Sweeney, by deed record- record holder, Wilkinson now seventh game in double fi gures, their roles; even the kids who ed in Book 138, page 114, dermen will hold a Public ffi has an overwhelming cushion tallying 11 points on 4-of-7 from didn’t get as many minutes or Hearing on Tuesday, April 9 Register’s o ce, Putnam of more than 30 blocks over the the fl oor while playing a team- don’t score as many points, we 2019 at 6:00 PM at the Al- County, Tennessee. second-best mark (Kayla Brewer, high 36 minutes. She joined Alex- don’t win 22 games without them good City Hall concerning 61, 2013-14). ander as one of two players to hit because they helped get us ready amending the Zoning ordi- Tax ID: 038F C 010.00 “I’m just really proud of ‘Naci” multiple threes in the game, and each and every game and made nance to change the terms “Use Permitted on Appeal” Commonly known as 4631 said Rosamond. “I think she is an grabbed seven rebounds, which us better.” and “Special Exception” to Janie Drive, Cookeville, anchor for our defense, and when was third behind Wilkinson’s “They were a great bunch to “Conditional Uses”. The or- TN 38501 she’s not out there, you know it. nine and Brady with eight. coach, and this team will always dinance can be reviewed at The street address and par- We gave up some drives tonight, Brady turned in a solid all- have a place in my heart.” City Hall. The public is invit- ed to attend. cel number(s) of the above 3/26 described property are be- lieved to be correct; howev- GRIZZ: er, such references are not a Memphis hands Thunder fifth loss in last six games NOTICE OF PUBLIC part of the legal description HEARING of the property sold herein, and, in the event of any dis- FROM PAGE A8 the Toronto game,” Don- the third. lead to 103-90 after The Algood Mayor and Al- crepancy, the legal descrip- ovan said, while taking At that point, West- Dorsey connected on a dermen will hold a Public tion herein shall control our fault,” Schroder said. blame for not having his brook was 2 of 13. 3-pointer with 4:42 left. Hearing on Tuesday, April This sale is subject to ten- Oklahoma City lost team ready. “I think it He would start tak- The Thunder never got 9 2019 at 6:00 PM at the Algood City Hall concern- ant(s)/occupant(s) rights in for the fi fth time in six started right from the ing over the Thunder closer than seven down ing amending the zoning possession. games and Donovan is beginning.” off ense, getting to the the stretch as Memphis ordinance with regard to looking for consistency Oklahoma City was basket and making his sent another playoff multi-family and related This sale is subject to all uses in the R-1, R-2, RD, matters shown on any ap- — consistency he hoped down 16-2 after Memphis next four shots. That cut contender home disap- plicable recorded plat; any would have continued af- hit its fi rst seven shots. into the Memphis lead pointed. R-3, C-A, and C-B districts. The ordinance can be re- unpaid taxes; any restric- ter the Thunder defeated Oklahoma City would before the Grizzlies held “We’re not going to let viewed at City Hall. The tive covenants, easements, Toronto on the road Fri- cut the lead to 54-48 at an 86-78 advantage head- them come in easy and public is invited to attend. or setback lines that may day before a couple days halftime, but Memphis ing into the fourth. play just for stats,” Va- 3/26 be applicable; any statuto- ry rights of redemption of off ahead of the game in went on another rally But Westbrook lanciunas said. “We’re a any governmental agency, Memphis. to open the second half, couldn’t continue the hard team. We’re trying NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTE state or federal; any prior “I don’t think there this time 17-7, stretch- pace, missing all three to establish that mentali- TRUSTEE`S SALE liens or encumbrances as well as any priority created can be any excuses hav- ing the advantage to 18 shots in the fourth. ty, and we’re not going to fi fi ing two days in between points midway through Memphis pushed the let it get easy.” WHEREAS, default has oc- by a xture ling; and to any curred in the performance matter that an accurate sur- of the covenants, terms, and vey of the premises might conditions of a Deed of Trust disclose. In addition, the PREDS: dated March 31, 2004, exe- following parties may claim Wild fighting for lives, while Preds fight for position cuted by Mark J. Sweeney, an interest in the above-ref- and wife Kim Sweeney, to erenced property: Mark J. Gary Fisher, Trustee, for Sweeney; Kim Sweeney; worked hard to get to this point.” up empty on three opportunities very important. We know that Professional Mortgage Secretary of Housing and The Wild put heavy pressure on and gave up the game’s only goal just from numbers, that fi rst Group, Inc., its successors Urban Development. Saros after pulling goalie Devan as Johansen scored his 12th goal goal, what it can do in games,” and assigns, and appearing Dubnyk in the fi nal 2½ minutes. of the season short-handed, just Johansen said. “I had a bunch of of record on April 1, 2004, in If the United States or the ffi State of Tennessee have Aside from Donato’s crossbar, 4:32 into the fi rst period. time there in the middle of the the Register’s O ce of Put- nam County, Tennessee, at any liens or claimed lien(s) Saros stood fi rm as Eric Staal With Craig Smith in the box for ice. Good to see one go in.” Book 138 Page 116 and In- on the Property, and are defl ected Donato’s centering pass tripping, Viktor Arvidsson led a Now, the Predators can concen- strument Number 25729 as named herein as interested into the crease and made three 3-on-2 Predators rush, dropping trate on jockeying for postseason modifi ed by the Loan Mod- parties, timely notice has fi been given to the applicable other saves down the stretch. the puck for Johansen just over position the rest of the season i cation Agreement record- ed on February 4, 2013, at governmental entity, and the “There’s a lot of players in the Minnesota blue line. Johan- while the Wild have to fi ght for Book 741 Page 400 and In- sale will be subject to any front when the other team pulls sen skated to the high slot and their playoff lives. strument 149596, said Reg- applicable rights of redemp- the goalie,” Saros said, “so I try his wrist shot beat Dubnyk, who “It is a helpless position. There ister’s Offi ce, being further tion held by the entity as re- to fi nd the puck and hope that the stopped 18 of 19 shots for Minne- is not much we can do about it. modifi ed by the Loan Mod- quired by 26 U.S.C. § 7425 fi and/or Tennessee Code § guys score on the other end.” sota. Again, the dominos have to fall i cation Agreement record- ed on November 3, 2014, 67-1-1433. Minnesota’s power play came “Getting the lead is always in the right area,” Boudreau said. at Book 843 Page 673 and Instrument Number 171288, All right and equity of re- said Register’s Offi ce. demption, statutory and 0SCOREBOARD0 otherwise, homestead, and WHEREAS, the benefi cial dower are expressly waived ON TELEVISION Dallas at Miami, 7:30 p.m. At Portland, Ore. in said Deed of Trust, and BASKETBALL Semifinal winners interest of said Deed of Trust Tuesday, Mar. 26 Women’s NCAA CHICAGO REGIONAL was last transferred and as- the title is believed to be NBA All Times EDT First Round signed to WILMINGTON good; however, the under- COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) All Times EDT GREENSBORO REGIONAL Friday, March 22 signed will sell and convey 6 p.m. SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, EASTERN CONFERENCE First Round College Station, Texas FSB, AS TRUSTEE OF only as Substitute Trustee. ESPN — NIT Tournament: Teams TBD, quarterfinal Atlantic Division Friday, March 22 8 p.m. Marquette 58, Rice 54, OT STANWICH MORTGAGE W L Pct GB At Charlotte, N.C. Texas A&M 84, Wright State 61 LOAN TRUST C, the party The transfer shall be AS IS, ESPN — NIT Tournament: Teams TBD, quarterfinal x-Toronto 51 23 .689 — South Carolina 74, Belmont 52 Saturday, March 23 WHERE IS, AND WITH ALL COLLEGE LACROSEE (MEN’S) At Notre Dame, Ind. entitled to enforce said se- 5 p.m. x-Philadelphia 47 27 .635 4 Florida State 70, Bucknell 67 curity interest; and having FAULTS, and without war- Boston 43 31 .581 8 At Iowa City Notre Dame 92, Bethune-Cookman 50 ranties of any kind, express ESPNU — Denver at Princeton Brooklyn 38 37 .507 13½ Iowa 66, Mercer 61 Michigan State 88, Central Michigan 87 appointed Clear Recon LLC, HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL (BOY’S) At Ames, Iowa the undersigned, as Substi- or implied, as to the con- 3 p.m. New York 14 60 .189 37 Missouri 77, Drake 76, OT Southeast Division Saturday, March 23 Missouri State 89, DePaul 78 tute Trustee by instrument dition of the Property and ESPNU — McDonald’s All-American scrimmage, W L Pct GB At Waco, Texas Iowa State 97, New Mexico State 61 fi led or being fi led for record the improvements located Atlanta Miami 36 37 .493 — California 92, North Carolina 72 At Stanford, Calif. ffi thereon, including mer- MLB BASEBALL(SPRING TRAINING) in the Register’s O ce of fi Noon Orlando 36 38 .486 ½ Baylor 95, Abilene Christian 38 BYU 73, Auburn 64 Putnam County, Tennes- chantability or tness for Charlotte 34 39 .466 2 At Raleigh, N.C. Stanford 79, UC Davis 54 particular purpose. Trustee MLB — Cincinnati vs. Atlanta Second Round see, with all of the rights, 3 p.m. Washington 30 44 .405 6½ Kentucky 82, Princeton 77 shall make no covenant of Atlanta 26 48 .351 10½ N.C. State 63, Maine 51 Sunday, March 24 powers, and privileges of MLB — Boston vs. Chicago Cubs Central Division Second Round College Station, Texas the original Trustee named seisin or warranty of title, 6 p.m. W L Pct GB Sunday, March 24 Texas A&M 78, Marquette 76 in said Deed of Trust. express or implied, and will MLB — Milwaukee vs. Toronto At Charlotte, N.C. Monday, March 25 sell and convey the subject 9 p.m. y-Milwaukee 55 19 .743 — x-Indiana 45 29 .608 10 South Carolina 72, Florida State 64 At Notre Dame, Ind. NOW, THEREFORE, notice real property by Substitute MLB — LA Angels vs. LA Dodgers Detroit 37 36 .507 17½ At Iowa City Notre Dame 91, Michigan State 63 Trustee’s Deed only. NBA BASKETBALL At Ames, Iowa is hereby given that the en- 7 p.m. Chicago 21 53 .284 34 Iowa 68, Missouri 52 tire indebtedness has been Cleveland 19 55 .257 36 Monday, March 25 Missouri State 69, Iowa State 60 ESPNU — G-League Playoff : Teams TBD declared due and payable The right is reserved to ad- WESTERN CONFERENCE At Waco, Texas At Stanford, Calif. journ the day of the sale to TNT — Houston at Milwaukee Southwest Division Baylor 102, California 63 BYU (26-6) vs. Stanford (29-4), 11 p.m. as provided in said Deed of 9:30 p.m. W L Pct GB At Raleigh, N.C. Regional Semifinals Trust, and that the under- another day, time, and place certain without further publi- TNT — Washington at LA Lakers x-Houston 47 27 .635 — N.C. State 72, Kentucky 57 Saturday, March 30 signed, Clear Recon LLC, NHL HOCKEY Regional Semifinals At Chicago cation, upon announcement 6 p.m. San Antonio 43 31 .581 4 as Substitute Trustee or his New Orleans 31 44 .413 16½ Saturday, March 30 Notre Dame (32-3) vs. Texas A&M (26-7), TBA duly appointed agent, by at the time and place for the NBCSN — Carolina at Washington Memphis 30 44 .405 17 At Greensboro, N.C. Missouri State (24-9) vs. BYU-Stanford winner, TBA sale set forth above. SOCCER (MEN’S) Regional Championship virtue of the power, duty, 7 p.m. Dallas 29 44 .397 17½ Baylor (33-1) vs. South Carolina (23-9), TBA and authority vested and Northwest Division N.C. State (28-5) vs. Iowa (28-6), TBA Monday, April 1 ESPN2 — International Friendly: United State vs. imposed upon said Substi- This property is being sold W L Pct GB Regional Championship At Chicago with the express reservation Chile, Houston x-Denver 49 23 .681 — Monday, April 1 Semifinal winners tute Trustee will, on April At Greensboro, N.C. ALBANY REGIONAL 23, 2019, at 10:00 AM, local that the sale is subject to Wednesday, Mar. 27 Portland 46 27 .630 3½ confi rmation by the lender Utah 44 30 .595 6 Semifinal winners First Round time, at the Main Entrance of COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) PORTLAND REGIONAL Friday, March 22 the Putnam County Court- or trustee. This sale may be 8 p.m. Oklahoma City 43 31 .581 7 Minnesota 33 40 .452 16½ First Round At Louisville, Ky. house, located in Cookeville, rescinded by the Substitute ESPN2 — NIT Tournament: Teams TBD, quarterfinal Pacific Division Friday, March 22 Louisville 69, Robert Morris 34 Tennessee, proceed to sell Trustee at any time. COLLEGE LACROSSE (WOMEN’S) W L Pct GB At Starkville, Miss. Michigan 84, Kansas State 54 6 p.m. at public outcry to the high- x-Golden State 50 23 .685 — Clemson 79, South Dakota 66 At Storrs, Conn. THIS OFFICE IS ACTING FS1 — Princeton at Maryland Buff alo 82, Rutgers 71 est and best bidder for cash COLLEGE SOFTBALL L.A. Clippers 44 30 .595 6½ Mississippi State 103, Southern University 46 fi AS A DEBT COLLECTOR Sacramento 36 37 .493 14 At Coral Gables, Fla. UConn 110, Towson 61 or certi ed funds ONLY, 4 p.m. Saturday, March 23 paid at the conclusion of the AND IS ATTEMPTING TO L.A. Lakers 32 41 .438 18 Arizona State 60, UCF 45 COLLECT A DEBT. ANY SEC — Ohio St. at Kentucky Phoenix 17 58 .227 34 Miami 69, Florida Gulf Coast 62 At Corvallis, Ore. sale, the following described GOLF At Eugene, Ore. Gonzaga 68, Little Rock 51 property situated in Putnam INFORMATION OBTAINED 1 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot y-clinched division Indiana 69, Texas 65 Oregon State 80, Boise State 75, OT County, to wit: WILL BE USED FOR THAT GOLF — PGA Tour: WGC-Dell Technologies Match Monday’s Games Oregon 78, Portland State 40 At College Park, Md. PURPOSE. Play, first round-robin matches, Austin, Texas Orlando 119, Philadelphia 98 Saturday, March 23 Maryland 73, Radford 51 The land referred to here- Clear Recon LLC HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL (BOY’S) At Syracuse, N.Y. UCLA 89, Tennessee 77 6 p.m. Memphis 115, Oklahoma City 103 in below is situated in the Substitute Trustee Utah 125, Phoenix 92 South Dakota State 76, Quinnipiac 65 Second Round 5751 Uptain Road ESPN2 — 2019 McDonalds All-American All-Star Portland 148, Brooklyn 144, 2OT Syracuse 70, Fordham 49 Sunday, March 24 County of Putnam, State of game, Atlanta Tuesday’s Games Second Round At Louisville, Ky. Tennessee, and is described Suite 514 HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL (GIRL’S) Sunday, March 24 Louisville 71, Michigan 50 as follows: Chattanooga, Tennessee 4 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. San Antonio at Charlotte, 7 p.m. At Starkville, Miss. At Storrs, Conn. 37411 ESPN2 — 2019 McDonalds All-American All-Star Chicago at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Mississippi State 85, Clemson 61 UConn 84, Buff alo 72 Located in the Seventh Phone: (877) 319-8840 game, Atlanta At Coral Gables, Fla. Monday, March 25 File No: 2191-457A NBA BASKETBALL Orlando at Miami, 7:30 p.m. (7th) Civil District of Put- Houston at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Arizona State 57, Miami 55 At Corvallis, Ore. 3/26, 4/2, 4/9 7 p.m. At Eugene, Ore. nam County, Tennessee L.A. Clippers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Oregon State 76, Gonzaga 70 as follows: ESPN — Indiana at Oklahoma City Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Oregon 91, Indiana 68 At College Park, Md. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESPNU — G-League Playoff : Teams TBD Washington at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Monday, March 25 UCLA 85, Maryland 80 9:30 p.m. Wednesday’s Games At Syracuse, N.Y. Regional Semifinals Being Lot No. 16 of Andrew ESTATE OF OLLIE JAMES (O.J.) LOF- ESPN — LA Lakers at Utah Golden State at Memphis, 8 p.m. South Dakota State 75, Syracuse 64 Friday, March 29 Trace Phase II, a subdivi- NHL HOCKEY Regional Semifinals At Albany, N.Y. sion, a plat of which is of TIS, 6:30 p.m. Indiana at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Portland at Chicago, 8 p.m. Friday, March 29 Louisville (31-3) vs. Oregon State (26-7), TBA record in Plat Cabinet C, DECEASED NBCSN — NY Rangers at Boston At Portland, Ore. UCLA (22-12) vs. UConn (33-2), TBA Notice is hereby given that TENNIS Washington at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Slide 67, in the Register’s L.A. Lakers at Utah, 10:30 p.m. Mississippi State (32-2) vs. Arizona State (22-10), TBA Regional Championship ffi on 12th day of March 2019, 1 p.m. Thursday’s Games Sunday, March 31 O ce for Putnam County, South Dakota State (28-6) vs. Oregon (31-4), TBA Tennessee, to which ref- Letters TESTAMENTARY in ESPN2 — Miami Open: Men’s and Women’s quarter- Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Regional Championship At Albany, N.Y. finals, Miami erence is made for a more respect of the Estate of OL- Orlando at Detroit, 7 p.m. Sunday, March 31 Semifinal winners LIE JAMES (O.J.) LOFTIS, TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 CLASSIFIED HERALD-CITIZEN A11 herald-citizen.com LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LOST & FOUND REMODEL/REPAIR WORK OTHER deceased who died DE- the fi rst publication; or dismissed entirely. Light Purple & Chrome Bicy- A&L REMODELING & New free Est. Call 931-268-9102 CEMBER 22ND, 2018 were Susan Popp, cle. Turned into the Cookev- construction. Kitchen & issued to the undersigned (B) Sixty (60) days from the Clerk of Courts ille Police Department. bathroom specialists, for- NO HIGH school diploma by the Probate Court of Put- date the creditor received an Dated: 2/22/2019 mer Lowe’s general contrac- needed. How often do you nam County, Tennessee. actual copy of the notice to 3/26, 4/2, 4/9 LOST 18 yr old, plump fe- tor, Lic/Ins. Free Est. Call see that? Putnam County creditors if the creditor re- male Calico cat, lost on Mike 931-239-4799 or Lee Adult High School can show All persons, resident and ceived the copy of the notice Timber Ln near 10th St & N 931-854-7440 you a way to complete the non-resident, having claims, less than sixty (60 days pri- STATE OF TENNESSEE Maple Ave. Call 931-260- credits you missed when you matured or unmatured, or to the date that is four (4) CIRCUIT COURT OF PUT- 9350, 931-644-0426 w/info. were in school before. Flexi- against the estate are re- months from the date of fi rst NAM COUNTY ble schedule — days or eve- quired to fi le same with the publication as described in AT COOKEVILLE, TEN- LOST: Black & White long nings. Individualized study. Clerk of the above-named (1)(A): or NESSEE haired male cat named Oreo Possible credit for work or Court on or before the ear- wearing a red collar in the armed services training. Re- ffi lier of the dates prescribed (2) Twelve (12) months from CAUSE NO. 2019D016 Pro tt Street Area. He has REPLACEMENT laxed atmosphere. Free. If in (1) or (2) otherwise their the decedent’s date of a green tattoo on abdomen, WINDOWS & DOORS you are between 18 and 118 claims will be forever barred: death. MICHAEL COPELAND very low key & probably not Call today for free in-home and want information about VS. very friendly. If you see him Est. Serving Ckvl for over 15 registering, call 528-8685. (1)(A) Four (4) months from This 12th day of March KAREN COPELAND please call 931-644-1970. yrs. 931-Windows This could be your year to the date of the fi rst publi- 2019. graduate. If you can dream cation of this notice if the In this cause, it appearing it, you can do it. creditor received an actual Signed PATRICIA FORBES, from the Complaint, which CLEANING copy of this notice to cred- ADMINISTRATRIX is sworn to, that the resi- TREE SERVICE & RELATED itors at least sixty (60) days dence of the defendant Kar- TOM’S CARPET Arbor Medics Tree Spe- HELP WANTED before the date that is four Attorney for the Estate: en Copeland is unknown CLEANING cialist: Owner: Scott Win- (4) months from the date of DALE BOHANNON and cannot be ascertained #1 Cleaning Specialist fi 11 Temporary Farm Work- fi ningham. ISA Certi ed Ar- the rst publication; or 115 SOUTH DIXIE AVE upon diligent inquiry, T.C.A. Call (931)349-2288 borist. #SO-5152-AT ers Needed. Meadow COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 21-1-203), it is ordered by 537-6829 / 261-1967 Brook Game Farm - West- (B) Sixty (60) days from the me that publication be made moreland, TN. Perform all date the creditor received an Jennifer Wilkerson, for four successive weeks, CONCRETE/MASONRY duties of Tobacco, Forage, actual copy of the notice to Circuit and Probate Clerk as required by law, in the Evergreen Tree Service Row Crop, Fruit/Vegetable, creditors if the creditor re- 421 E. Spring Street Herald-Citizen a newspa- COOKEVILLE CONCRETE Stump grinding, top, trim, & Hemp Production; includ- ceived the copy of the notice Cookeville, TN 38501 per published in Cookeville, Driveways, slabs, all types prune, remove trees. Jeff ing, but not limited to soil less than sixty (60 days pri- 931-528-1508 Tennessee, in said County, of stamped concrete, all Burchett & Shawn Rober- preparation, planting, spray- or to the date that is four (4) 3/19, 3/26 notifying said non-resident types of metal bldgs. 20% ing, harvesting, & storing; fi fi son. Fully Insured months from the date of rst Defendant to le an answer disc to all Sr. Citizens. (931)319-1199, 261-8870 other alternative work. Em- publication as described in with Plaintiff ’s Attorney, R. Winter time special. 40 yrs ployment Dates: 05/20/2019 (1)(A): or REQUEST FOR BIDS Luke Chaffi n whose ad- exp. Lic/Ins. (931)284-8663 – 12/31/2019. Piece rates OLD TIMERS TREE ff New Solid Waste dress is 204 North Wash- SERVICE will be o ered, but no less (2) Twelve (12) months from Collection Vehicle ington Ave, Cookeville, TN Flintstones Masonry 4 generations of tree care. than $11.63/hr. Bonuses the decedent’s date of For City of Baxter 38501 within 30 days from Specializing in: Basements, may be given. 3 months of Specialize in dangerous fi death. the last date of publication, Foundations, Stone, tree removal.Grind stumps. veri able work experience The City of Baxter Sanita- exclusive of said last date of Fireplace, Tile, Lic’d & Ins’d, Lic/Ins. T. Bowman required. Worker guaran- This 12th day of March tion Department will receive publication, or a judgement Excellent rates, Free Est. 537-2466;260-5655 teed 3/4 of contract hours. 2019. sealed bids for the purchase by default may be entered Alex Argueta Tools provided at no cost. of a 23 Cubic Yard Automat- and the cause set for hear- (931)252-3864 Free housing provided to Signed LESA FARLEY & ed Full Eject Solid Waste ing ex parte as to 5/7/19. non-commuting workers. ROGER HARGIS, CO-EX- Collection Vehicle until April This 1st day of March, 2019. Lynn’s Custom Concrete YARD WORK & RELATED Transportation & subsis- ECUTORS 3, 2019 @ 2:00pm. At that Driveways, sidewalks, tence reimbursed when 50% time the bids will be publicly Jennifer Wilkerson A-1 Mowing, Landscaping, retaining walls & slabs. Free Pressure Washing, hauling, of contract is met. Random Attorney for the Estate: opened and read aloud. Clerk Estimates. drug/alcohol testing & crim- MATTHEW A. JARED cleaning, odd jobs. Free Est. Call (931)261-6340 Call 931-265-5775 inal background checks af- 11 N. WASHINGTON AVE Bids are to be addressed to Helen Johnson ter hire. Apply for this job COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 the City of Baxter and mailed Deputy Clerk ADVANCED LAWN CARE at the nearest Tennessee to PO Box 335 Baxter, Ten- 3/5, 3/12, 3/19, 3/26 CONSTRUCTION WORK American Job Center or call Jennifer Wilkerson, nessee 38544. Bids can be 931-260-5734 Mowing, Mulching, Trim- 615-770-0493 and reference Circuit and Probate Clerk hand delivered to 200 Main DDS Roofi ng & Home Imp job order TN762628. 421 E. Spring Street Street, Baxter Tennessee THE FOLLOWING ORDI- fi ming, Landscaping, Leaf Roo ng/siding special- Removal, Aerate, Seed, Cookeville, TN 38501 38544 before this deadline. NANCE PASSED ON ist, decks, garages, power 2 full time & 1 part time 931-528-1508 SECOND AND FINAL Sod, Snow Removal, Spring washing, staining, con- Cleanup, Sr. Discount. positions available. To ap- 3/19, 3/26 Bids must be enclosed in a READING 3-21-19: crete, ceramic & hardwood ply come by Monday thru sealed envelope and must fl ooring. Free Est, Lic/Ins’d, Bushhogging, Garden Till- Friday 6:30AM to 6:00PM. NOTICE TO CREDITORS be marked “Solid Waste 25 yrs exp, Sr/military dis- For more info call 931-520- ESTATE OF Collection Vehicle” on the ORDINANCE #O19-03-01 – ing, Front End Loader, Dirt counts. 931-310-6635 & Gravel Work, Lawnmow- 7400. Lighthouse Learning SHIRLEY V. CRABTREE, front of the envelope. All amending Title 18, Chapters Academy, 1160 Perimeter DECEASED bids must be signed. 1 and 2 of the Cookeville ing. Reasonable Rate. Exp’d 931-261-7871. Park Dr, Cookeville. Notice is hereby given that Municipal Code, relative to FLATT CONSTRUCTION on 12th day of March 2019, A guaranteed delivery time water & sewer rates. For all your building needs. 4 Temporary Farm Workers Letters TESTAMENTARY from the receipt of a writ- CALL ME FIRST Any home repair, painting, Raymond’s Lawnmowing Needed. Kent Taylor - Rid- in respect of the Estate of ten purchase order must be Cathy McClain, CMC garages, decks, porches, dleton, TN. Perform all du- SHIRLEY V. CRABTREE, de- specifi ed in the proposal. City Clerk fi Comm/Res, Many Years siding, roo ng, additions. Exp, Free Est, Cheapest ties of Tobacco, Forage, & ceased who died AUGUST No bids may be withdrawn 3/26 (931)265-5687 Hemp Production; including, 31ST, 2018 were issued to for sixty (60) days from the rates in Town (931)858- 4698,303-6521 but not limited to soil prepa- the undersigned by the Pro- date of the bid opening. HANDYMAN ration, planting, spraying, bate Court of Putnam Coun- PUBLIC NOTICES All Types of Home Repairs. DODSON LAWN CARE! harvesting, & storing; other ty, Tennessee. The City of Baxter Sanita- Can do it all. No job too alternative work. Employ- tion Department reserves • Commercial - Residential small. References avail. Call • Mowing ment Dates: 05/12/2019 – All persons, resident and the right to reject any or all Today (931)267-7894 01/15/2020. Piece rates will non-resident, having claims, bids, to waive any irregulari- • Landscaping ff • Sod be o ered, but no less than matured or unmatured, ties in a bid, to make awards $11.63/hr. 3 months of veri- against the estate are re- to more than one bidder, to • Seed & Aerate fi ELECTRICAL • Mulch able work experienced. Bo- quired to fi le same with the accept any part or all of a nuses may be given. Worker Clerk of the above-named bid, or to accept that bid, (or • Fertilize HANDYMAN 20 years experience. guaranteed 3/4 of contract Court on or before the ear- bids) which in the judgment Electrical, plumbing, car- hours. Tools provided at no lier of the dates prescribed of the city is in the best inter- Use Commercial Equipment pentry, masonry. 30 years Call(931) 260-8646 cost. Free housing provided in (1) or (2) otherwise their est of the department. The exp. No project too big or to non-commuting workers. claims will be forever barred: purchaser also reserves the small. 931-854-0291 Transportation & subsis- right to require a bidder to tence reimbursed when 50% (1)(A) Four (4) months from submit evidence of qualifi - Dream Scapes Landscape of contract is met. Random the date of the fi rst publi- cations as may be deemed HEATING & COOLING drug/alcohol testing & crim- cation of this notice if the necessary. Mowing, mulch, top soil, landscape gravel, bobcat, inal background checks af- creditor received an actual S & M Heating & Cooling ter hire. Apply for this job copy of this notice to cred- For further information re- dump truck. Stone work, •Res/Comm •All Brands decks. (931)252-4707 at the nearest Tennessee itors at least sixty (60) days garding submission of a bid •Over 70 Yrs Combined American Job Center or call before the date that is four and to obtain bid packag- Exp. •Mechanical Services 615-770-0493 and reference (4) months from the date of es, contact Ben Brewing- •Chillers •Refrigeration •Geo job order TN761275. the fi rst publication; or ton, Street and Sanitation fi JP’s MOWING SERVICE: Thermal •Nate Certi ed. We’re Back. Free Estimates, Supervisor, P.O. Box 335, Call Doyle Sells (931)265- 5 Temporary Farm Workers (B) Sixty (60) days from the Baxter, Tennessee 38544. Reasonable Rates. Call 931- 4057, Steve Martin 931- 529-1355, 584-0091. Needed. Dean Hutchison date the creditor received an Telephone Number 931- 397-7115. - Woodlawn, TN. Perform actual copy of the notice to 303-3115. all duties of Tobacco, For- creditors if the creditor re- 3/22, 3/24, 3/26 MELVIN’S SMALL JOBS Masonry Repair, Construc- age, Row Crop, Fruit/Vege- ceived the copy of the notice PAINTING/WALLPAPERING table, & Hemp Production; less than sixty (60 days pri- STATE OF INDIANA SPECIAL NOTICES tion Work, Tree & Yard Work. Call (931)252-3864 or 931- or to the date that is four (4) COUNTY OF CLARK AAA PAINTING: Int/Ext months from the date of fi rst IN THE CLARK CIRCUIT FOR YOUR 214-0075 CONVENIENCE painting, restoration ser- publication as described in COURT NO. 4 vices, water & fi re damage. (1)(A): or MAGISTRATE COURT- The Herald Citizen has in- Rhett Butler’s stalled an after hours drop Pressure washing, Deck. LAWN CARE ROOM NO. 109 Lic’d/Ins’d. 931-255-3803 (2) Twelve (12) months from CASE NUMBER: 10C04- box for Mowing, Landscaping, Cookeville office opened in 1987 the decedent’s date of 1902-DN-000073 • Circulation Dept. payments Mulching, by Arnold E. Lefkovitz • Classifi ed Dept. payments Munoz Remolding/Paint- Yard Maintenance death. ing: Bathroom remodeling, ALL TYPES OF IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: • Letters to the Editor Call local cell 544-3303 • Community News Bulletin Hardwood, Wall repair, Int/ BANKRUPTCIES This 12th day of March CRYSTAL DAWN YEAGER Ext Deck staining, Gut- 2019. Petitioner, • I Like to Know Questions Trees Trimmed & Remov- Chapter 7 • Chapter 11 • Chapter 12 • Chapter 13 • News & Sports Info and ters cleaned. Much More! al, Hedge trimmed, gardens VS. (931)239-5812 More than 35 years of experience filing Signed BRENDA SCHRO- MATTHEW RAY YEAGER Photos plowed, gutters clean out. tens of thousands of bankruptcies. Lic’d/Ins’d. Bruce Thomp- EDER, EXECUTRIX Respondent YOUR LOCAL NEWS • STOP Garnishments • STOP Foreclosures son (931)252-2277 SOURCE PEST CONTROL • STOP Repossessions • STOP Debt Harassment Attorney for the Estate: NOTICE OF FINAL DISSO- Herald-Citizen DALE BOHANNON LUTION HEARING DATE 1300 Neal Street 115 SOUTH DIXIE AVE Cookeville, TN 38501 OTHER ADOPTIONS COOKEVILLE, TN 38501 This cause having come be- fore the Court on the Petition PLEASE READ YOUR AD BIG JIM’S DIVORCE The Herald-Citizen makes ECONOMY HAULING Jennifer Wilkerson, for Dissolution of Marriage ff CHILD CUSTODY Circuit and Probate Clerk fi led in the above-entitled every e ort to assure that Junk, debris, clean outs. WILLS & PROBATE 421 E. Spring Street cause of action and on Pe- your ad is accurate. Adver- Free est. Sr disc. Small jobs tisers should read their ad- ok! 931-261-3511 312-A East Broad St., Cookeville Cookeville, TN 38501 titioner’s request for a Final fi 931-528-1508 Hearing Date thereon: vertisement the rst day it Serving Cookeville & the Entire Upper Cumberland Area 3/19, 3/26 appears and report any er- JACKSON MOVING We 528-5297 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- rors immediately. The Her- ALL STAR PEST have 20’ box truck & men to www.lefkovitz.com ald-Citizen is responsible CONTROL do your job. Ref’s Avail. For We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for relief. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FIED that your Final Disso- fi © 2014 Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz ESTATE OF lution Hearing, along with for only the rst incorrect OF TENNESSEE STACIE ANN GLEESING, several others, has been insertion and no allowance Complete Termite Service DECEASED scheduled for 5/8/2019 at will be made for more than Lic’d/Ins’d. Bonded. Notice is hereby given that 10:00 a.m. one insertion. All work guaranteed on 12th day of March 2019, Free Estimates. Bledsoe County Correctional Complex Letters ADMINISTRATION Each hearing will be held MARTY KELLY, Correctional Oɉ cer Openings in respect of the Estate of on a FIRST-COME FIRST- LOST & FOUND 931-526-8550 STACIE ANN GLEESING, SERVED BASIS, so be Charter #4252 Correctional Oɉ cers starting on or before March 18th will be trained onsite. deceased who died FEBRU- sure to sign-in at Room Found: Next Trail 21 speed You will not be required to go to the training academy in Tullahoma, TN. ARY 1ST, 2019 were issued #109 First Floor, imme- to the undersigned by the diately upon arrival. Your Health Don’t wait; apply online www.tn.gov/hr or onsite Monday through Friday. Probate Court of Putnam actual Hearing will be held in BETHESDA Care Center • Starting Salary: $2,277/month County, Tennessee. Magistrate Courtroom C, ɉ Courtroom #109. • $600 Correctional O cer Sign-On Bonus All persons, resident and CNA CLASSES STARTING SOON. IF ANYONE IS • 12 Hour Shifts INTERESTED COME BY AND FILL OUT AN APPLICATION. • 3 Day Weekend Every Other Week, OɈ Friday, Saturday & Sunday non-resident, having claims, The Court has allotted 15 • 12 Hours of Overtime per Month Built into the 12 Hour Schedule matured or unmatured, minutes for this purport- • Overtime Available against the estate are re- ed uncontested hearing. If Now hiring several CNA’s 2pm-10pm and 10pm-6am, several RN/ fi LPN’s 3pm-11pm and 11pm-7am, 2 FT Dietary Aide 6am-1:30pm • High School Diploma or GED Required quired to le same with the Respondent objects to any • Starting Salary of $2,391/month with Proof of an Associate or Bachelor Degree Clerk of the above-named claims in Petitioner’s Pe- and 1pm-8:30pm, and 1 PT Dietary Aide 1pm-8:30pm. • Eligible Veterans, Service Members, can use Post-9/11 or Montgomery GI Court on or before the ear- tition, Respondent should Bill bene ts for participation in the 12 month Correctional Oɉ cer Training fi New CNA’s with no experience starting at $11.35 and goes up lier of the dates prescribed promptly le his or her Re- depending on experience and same for LPN and RN’s. New Program in (1) or (2) otherwise their sponse/Objection with the Contact Human Resources at (423)881-6180 claims will be forever barred: Court via the Clark County LPN”s with no experience starting at $17.00 and goes up. New Clerk’s Offi ce. RN with no experience starting at $26.25 and goes up. Employees and eligible dependents are oɈ ered Health, Dental, Life, Ɉ (1)(A) Four (4) months from We off er top pay & benefi ts including 401k Retirement, Employee Pharmacy and Vision Insurance. Paid Time O including Military Leave, 401K, fi Ɉ the date of the rst publi- Should Respondent fail to Stock Ownership, Health, Dental, Life, Vacation Package, Retirement Plan and Tuition Assistance are a few of the bene ts a orded to state employees. cation of this notice if the appear at the Final Hearing, Scholarship program for nurse advancement. creditor received an actual Petitioner’s Petition for Dis- copy of this notice to cred- solution may be granted in (931) 525-6655 - Phone Join TEAM TDOC and be a part of our eɈ orts to be recognized as the best correctional agency in the nation. itors at least sixty (60) days its entirety. Should the Peti- BETHESDA (931) 525-3581 - Fax www.tn.gov/correction before the date that is four tioner fail to appear at said Health Care Center 444 One-Eleven Place (4) months from the date of hearing, the case may be We are an equal opportunity employer Cookeville, TN 38506 The Department of Correction is an Equal Opportunity Employer. A12 HERALD-CITIZEN CLASSIFIED TUESDAY. MARCH 26, 2019 herald-citizen.com HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MISC FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT HOMES FOR SALE including, but not limited istrative Specialist. High Trim & Framing carpenter (about 60 inch), still works. Equal Housing Opportunity, 1200SF. 1195 N. Franklin. to soil preparation, plant- School diploma or equiva- needed. Exp’d req’d. Drug $30. Must pick up. 931-252- M/F. $169,900. 615-500-5667 ing, spraying, harvesting, lent and a valid Tennessee free. 544-3854 6225. Herald-Citizen & Regional & storing; other alternative Driver’s License are re- Buyers Guide work. Employment Dates: quired. 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LOS ANGELES (AP) ecutors said. He was themselves, they are no Avenatti, 48, was — A year ago, Michael also accused of stealing longer acting as attor- ordered released on Avenatti’s star was a client’s settlement neys. They are acting as $300,000 bond after a rising as the combative, money to pay his own criminals,” said Geof- brief court appearance media-savvy lawyer expenses and fi ling fake frey S. Berman, the U.S. Monday evening in New representing porn ac- tax returns to get $4 attorney in New York. York. He did not enter a tress Stormy Daniels in million in loans from a Prosecutors in New plea. Emerging from the her legal battles against Mississippi bank to fund York said their investi- courthouse, he said he President Donald a lavish lifestyle. gation began only last expected to be cleared of Trump. He was arrested at week while California the charges. He hammered the a New York law fi rm investigators had been “For the entirety of president as a regular where he had gone to building a tax case my career, I have fought fi xture on cable news meet with Nike execu- against Avenatti for against the powerful. and baited and bashed tives. It was just min- more than a year. Powerful people and critics on Twitter utes after he tweeted The allegations “paint powerful corporations. I while fl irting with his AP that he planned to hold an ugly picture of law- will never stop fi ghting own run for the White Geoff rey S. Berman, the United States attorney a news conference Tues- less conduct and greed,” that good fi ght,” he said. House. for the Southern District of New York, points day to “disclose a major said U.S. Attorney Nick “I am highly confi - Those days seemed to a chart during a press conference, outlining high school/college Hanna in Los Ange- dent that when all the like a distant mem- details that lead to extortion charges for basketball scandal per- les. Avenatti describes evidence is laid bare in ory as Avenatti was attorney Michael Avenatti, on Monday. petrated by @Nike that himself on Twitter as connection with these arrested Monday and we have uncovered.” “fi ghter for good,” but cases, when it is all federal prosecutors on rest of his life. by using his prominent “When lawyers use the accusations describe known, when due pro- both coasts announced Avenatti tried to position to threaten their law licenses as “a corrupt lawyer who cess occurs, that I will charges that could send shake down Nike for the company with bad weapons, as a guise to instead fi ghts for his be fully exonerated and him to prison for the as much as $25 million publicity, federal pros- extort payments for own selfi sh interests.” justice will be done.” Trump says investigation abused him WASHINGTON (AP) Questioned by reporters, — House Democrats Trump said he wel- pressed the Justice De- comed Mueller’s results partment to provide the but complained he had full report from special been abused by the in- counsel Robert Mueller vestigation occurring at even as Republicans all and taking too long. gleefully called for them “We can never let to “move on” from the this happen to another Russia investigation . president again,” he President Donald Trump said. “There are a lot accused those responsi- of people out there that AP ble for launching Muel- have done some very House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of Calif. leaves ler’s probe of “treason- evil things, very bad a House Democratic caucus meeting in ous things against our things, I would say trea- the U.S. Capitol Building on Capitol Hill in country” and said they AP sonous things against Washington, Monday. “certainly will be looked President Donald Trump talks with reporters our country.” into.” before boarding Marine One on the South Lawn “Those people will Trump said the of the White House, Friday. certainly be looked at. House Dems to release of Mueller’s full I’ve been looking at report “wouldn’t bother would be subpoenaed if does not conclude the them for a long time. me at all,” and Demo- it is not turned over by president committed a And I’m saying, why crats quickly put that the deadline. crime, it also does not haven’t they been looked unveil Aff ordable statement to the test, de- Barr said in his exonerate him.” Absent at? They lied to Con- manding that his admin- letter to Congress that a recommendation from gress. Many of them you istration hand over the Mueller did not fi nd Mueller, Barr stepped in know who they are.” Care Act rescue entire document and not that Trump’s campaign and decided there wasn’t He didn’t name names, just Sunday’s four-page “conspired or coordi- suffi cient evidence to but Trump has railed summary from Attorney nated” with the Russian establish that the presi- against former Justice General William Barr. government to infl uence dent obstructed justice. Department offi cials, package Six House Democratic the 2016 presidential Democrats said Barr’s including former FBI committee chairmen election — knocking judgment is not the fi nal Director James Comey, WASHINGTON (AP) — Leading House Demo- wrote to Barr that his down arguments from word. accusing them of an crats, backed by Speaker Nancy Pelosi, are unveil- summary is “not suffi - Democrats who have “All I’m interested in illegal witch hunt for the ing broad legislation to shore up the Aff ordable Care cient” and asked to have long claimed there was is them releasing the full purpose of delegitimiz- Act. It’s an attempt to deliver on campaign promises Mueller’s full report by evidence of such collu- report, the full Muel- ing his presidency. He about health care and to — just maybe— change the April 2. They also want sion. ler report,” said House has also falsely claimed conversation. to begin receiving the But he also said Muel- Speaker Nancy Pelosi, that the investigation In a capital city consumed with the political storm underlying evidence the ler reached no conclu- D-Calif. was based on memos over special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia report, same day. The informa- sion on whether Trump Despite Mueller’s compiled by former Democrats are trying to show they also care about tion is “urgently needed obstructed the federal refusal to exonerate British spy Christopher policy by falling back on an issue that worked well by our committees to investigation, instead Trump, his spokesmen Steele, and even blamed for them in last year’s midterm elections. perform their duties setting out “evidence and leading congres- Sen. John McCain, According to Pelosi’s offi ce, the bill being unveiled under the Constitution,” on both sides” of the sional Republicans all who died last year, for Tuesday would make more middle-class people they wrote, implying question and stating claimed total vindica- passing the memos to eligible for subsidized health insurance through that the information that “while this report tion for the president. the FBI. former President Barack Obama’s health law, often called “Obamacare,” while increasing aid for those with lower incomes who already qualify. And it would fi x a longstanding aff ordability problem for some consumers, known as the “family glitch.” Pentagon to defend projects targeted The legislation would provide money to help insurers pay the bills of their costliest patients and restore advertising and outreach budgets slashed by by Trump border project President Donald Trump’s administration, helping to stabilize health insurance markets. WASHINGTON (AP) the country ing this year could be Customs and Border It also would block the Trump administration — Top defense leaders and the refunded next year. But Protection. The funding from loosening “Obamacare” rules through waivers are expected to get a world. some lawmakers have would also go toward that allow states to undermine protections for peo- barrage of questions Acting said they oppose any use installing lighting and ple with pre-existing medical conditions or to scale when they face worried Defense of military construc- constructing roads in back so-called “essential” benefi ts like coverage for lawmakers on Capitol Secretary tion money for barriers those areas. mental health and addiction treatment. Hill for the fi rst time Patrick along the U.S.-Mexico Both the House and The bill will get a vote in the House, but as a pack- since the Pentagon Shanahan Shanahan border. Senate voted to overturn age it has no chance of passing the Republican-con- spelled out the military is slated Meanwhile, Shanah- Trump’s declaration of trolled Senate. However, some elements have bipar- construction projects to testify Tuesday at a an has authorized the a national emergency to tisan support and may make it into law. that could lose funding House Armed Services Army Corps of Engi- use construction money Trump swept into offi ce promising to “repeal and this year to pay for Pres- Committee hearing neers to begin planning to fund the wall. Trump replace” the Obama health law but was unable to ident Donald Trump’s along with Gen. Joseph and building 57 miles vetoed that bill. do so, even with a Congress fully under Republican border wall. Dunford, chairman of of 18-foot-high fencing A number of lawmak- control. A number of Congress the Joint Chiefs of Staff . in Yuma, Arizona, and ers also objected to the Trump remains committed to overturning the members have already Early last week Sha- El Paso, Texas, along Pentagon’s assumption ACA, but with the House in Democratic hands his expressed unhappiness nahan sent Congress a the U.S. border with that Congress would last hope seems to be a court challenge to the law by with Pentagon plans detailed list of projects Mexico. The Pentagon simply refund the aff ect- Texas and other Republican-led states, now before a that could divert fund- that could be tapped. says it will divert up ed projects next year, federal appeals panel. ing from as many as 150 Defense offi cials have to $1 billion to support calling it a political ma- projects, totaling more repeatedly said that any the Department of neuver to get Congress than $4.3 billion, across projects that lose fund- Homeland Security and to pay for the wall.

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