PC Expecting Tax Revenue Drop Hurricane Michael Still Taking Toll on City Almost a Year Later

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By Patrick McCreless The proposed $118 million reduced its workforce through expected loss in tax money, Also $1.2 million from undes- [email protected] fiscal year 2020 budget, set for attrition and started looking for including $5 million from a com- ignated reserves will be used to @PCNHPatrickM its first public hearing at 5:01 ways to cut spending. munity disaster loan and $1.5 fill the revenue hole. p.m. Monday, projects a 13.44% “We’re a leaner operation million from the Triumph Gulf Assistant City Manager Jared PANAMA CITY — The city drop in assessed taxable value now,” City Manager Mark Coast Board. The board, which Jones said replenishing the city’s has started tightening its belt to from the current year because McQueen said. “We’re doing oversees the settlement money reserves was one of his main help offset projected tax revenue of hurricane damage. While everything we can to pare down from the 2010 Deep Horizon oil concerns for the upcoming fiscal losses in its proposed upcoming money from grant money, loans expenses.” spill, allocated the grant to the year. budget, a year after Hurricane and reserves have been allocated The proposed budget allo- city earlier this year to help cover Michael. to close the gap, the city also has cates $7.4 million to cover the hurricane-related tax losses. See REVENUE, A3

Dorian Higher suicide rates lashes east Canada at linked to guns, vets hurricane force

By Rob Gillies The Associated Press

TORONTO — The storm that already walloped the Virgin Islands, Bahamas and North Carolina lashed at far-eastern Canada with hurricane-force winds for much of Sunday, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people before beginning to weaken late in the day. Dorian hit near the city of Halifax Saturday afternoon, ripping roofs off apartment buildings, toppling a huge construction crane and uprooting trees. There were no reported deaths in Canada, though the storm was blamed for at least 50 elsewhere along its path. The U.S. National Hurricane Center said the post-tropical A soldier salutes the United States ﬂ ag on Memorial Day. A higher density of gun shops, lack of health insurance and larger populations cyclone was centered about of veterans all are associated with higher adult suicide rates across the nation, a new study shows. [FILE] 65 miles west-southwest of St. Anthony, Newfoundland, in late afternoon Sunday. Its top Study shows rural county-level data. sustained winds had slipped residency, gun shop Deprivation and social frag- to 65 mph, below the 74 mph prevalence, lack of mentation also are possible threshold of hurricane force. insurance associated explanations for increased with rising suicide suicide rates, which are higher See DORIAN, A3 numbers and have risen more rapidly in rural counties, said the study, By JoAnne Viviano published online Friday in the GateHouse Media journal JAMA Network Open. SPORTS | C1 Researchers hope the findings A higher density of gun will be used to target specific DOLPHINS, shops, lack of health insur- suicide prevention efforts, said ance and larger populations Cynthia Fontanella, co-author JAGS, BUCS of veterans all are associ- and associate professor of psy- ated with higher adult suicide chiatry and behavioral health at ALL SUFFER rates across the United States, Ohio State. according to a new Ohio State A store employee holds a Kel-Tec P-3AT at a Bay County gun LOSSES IN University study that reviewed See SUICIDES, A3 store in 2016. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD] OPENERS

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bind right now,” McQueen said. executive Karen Hutt said over just offshore for more than REVENUE To help replenish reserves DORIAN 400,000 Nova Scotia Power a day and a half, obliterating and reduce overall spend- customers lost power at the thousands of homes. From Page A1 ing, the city has begun cutting From Page A1 peak of the storm and 50,000 Planes, cruise ships and employee jobs through attri- had since been restored. About yachts were evacuating people tion, meaning vacant positions 80% of Nova Scotia’s homes from the Abaco Islands and “Our response to the storm are being eliminated, as are It was heading to the north- and businesses were blacked officials were trying to reach made the case for that,” Jones those of people who retire or east, roughly up the St. out — the highest in the com- areas still isolated by flooding said of the need for a healthy leave. Lawrence River, at 23 mph. pany’s history. Hutt said some and debris. reserve fund. The city hasn’t laid off any The track was taking take customers could remain with- The country’s National Before the Category 5 hur- employees, McQueen said. the storm near or over north- out service for days. Emergency Management ricane on Oct. 10, the city had The city had 576 budgeted western Newfoundland or On Prince Edward Island, Agency said it was sending $16 million in General Fund employees at the start of the eastern Labrador and then about 75% of homes and busi- in extra staff because opera- reserves. The proposed 2020 current fiscal year. The 2020 out over the North Atlantic nesses had no electricity by tions had been hampered by budget projects $9.1 million in fiscal year has a projected 539 by evening. Sunday afternoon, according the storm’s impact on local General Fund reserves. city employees. Nova Scotia officials asked to the province’s Public Safety workers. “We were well positioned to McQueen added that city people in the province to stay Department. The agency said it was set- respond to Hurricane Michael officials are searching for addi- off the roads so crews could Widespread blackouts ting up shelters or temporary because of our reserves,” tional ways to cut costs and safety remove trees and debris affecting up to 80,000 NB housing for the newly home- McQueen said. “It’s very spend more efficiently, but have and restore power. Power customers were less across the islands and prudent to build back those no plans to reduce services to The government said up to reported in southern New appealed for Bahamians to reserves.” residents. 700 Canadian troops would Brunswick. take in storm victims. McQueen noted that the “We’re working to stream- be fanning out across the By far the greatest devas- Health Minister Duane recent threat of Hurricane line processes to be more Maritimes to help restore tation caused by the storm Sands said Sunday the death Dorian highlighted the city’s prudent with taxpayer money,” electricity, clear roadways and was in the Bahamas, where toll had risen by one to 44. need to replenish its reserves. McQueen said. “We want to evacuate residents in flooded Dorian struck a week ago as a Dorian was blamed for five “Dorian, even if it was a Cat- be good stewards of taxpayer areas Category 5 hurricane with 185 deaths in the U.S. Southeast egory 1 and it hit us, we’d be in a money.” Nova Scotia Power Inc. chief mph winds, and then hovered and one in Puerto Rico.

and 2016, saw a rate of 21.2 per and Maryland. He said he hadn’t seen the community engagement activi- SUICIDES 100,000 — a jump of 41 percent. In Florida, the average county report’s data and noted that ties,” she said. Men accounted for more than mortality ratio was 2, which suicides with firearms often The study also showed From Page A1 three-fourths of the suicides. is 5.1 percent lower than the result in death, but they are not that higher social capital — Counties with the highest national average of counties. necessarily used in the most measured by the number of suicide rates were mostly in Bay County’s mortality ratio attempts. several groups, such as chari- “Findings suggest that Western states, Appalachia and was 2.15, slightly higher than the “Suicide is a massive problem ties, business, political, civic increasing social connected- the Ozarks. state average. Nearby Walton in our country and we need to and religious organizations, and ness, civic opportunities, health Researchers also calculated a County had an approximate deal with it and I welcome any opportunities to engage in art insurance coverage and limiting “standardized mortality ratio” ratio of 1.8, below the state study on it that helps us under- and recreation — was associ- access to lethal means within for each U.S. county, or county average. stand what’s going on better ated with reduced suicide rates. communities have the potential equivalent, to compare the and make some progress to Factors that showed no to reduce suicide rates across actual number of suicides with Gun association reverse these trends and save association with suicide rates the rural-urban continuum,” the expected number of sui- lives,” Irvine said. were the ratios of physicians the study states. “Suicide rates cides. Counties with a ratio of The gun shop association was Along with reducing access to residents and psychiatrists in rural counties are especially more than 1 are considered as most substantial in urban areas to lethal means among people to residents and the number of susceptible to deprivation, having an excess risk of suicide. and present in all county types at risk, Fontanella said, drinking establishments. suggesting that rural counties Nationwide, the highest risk except the most rural, the study communities might ben- “We know we can prevent present special challenges and in the three-year period from states. efit from enhancing coping suicide,” said Terry Russell, deserve targeted suicide pre- 2014 to 2016 was found in the Guns were used in about half and problem-solving skills executive director of the Ohio vention efforts.” Wade Hampton (now Kusilvak) of all suicides in 2017, accord- and strengthening economic affiliate of the National Alliance The study looked at the Census area in Alaska. It had a ing to the Suicide Prevention development, education and on Mental Illness. “But it takes 453,577 suicides between 1999 4.2 ratio. The lowest ratio, 0.56, Resource Center. training, incentivizing mental gatekeepers to identify people and 2016 among people ages was in Kings County, New York. Study researchers found no health clinicians to work in early and make sure they know 25-64, and it compared the rates The states with the highest association between gun shops underserved areas and using what services are available.” in three-year periods. average county-level mortal- and suicides by methods other web-based telemedicine. If you or someone you know The first period, between ity ratios were Montana, Utah, than firearms. “Rural areas might also has thoughts of suicide, reach 1999 and 2001, saw a median New Mexico, Nevada and Wyo- Jim Irvine is board president benefit from suicide preven- the national Suicide Prevention suicide rate of 15 per 100,000 ming. Those with the lowest of the Buckeye Firearms Asso- tion strategies that support Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255/ people on the county level. were New Jersey, Massachu- ciation, which also is involved social connection through TALK (or 1-888-628-9454 for The last period, between 2014 setts, New York, Connecticut in suicide prevention efforts. community organizations and Spanish speakers).

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Former South Carolina spreading. governor to challenge “We have a president that Trump in GOP primary will tell numerous dis-truths inthecourseofaday,yetthat’s By Meg Kinnard not challenged,” Sanford said. The Associated Press “What’s cancerous here is in an open political system, COLUMBIA, S.C. — there has to be some measure Mark Sanford, the former of objective truth.” South Carolina gover- Sanfordwon three termsfor nor and congressman, has U.S. House in the 1990s, then decided to launch a long- two four-year terms as gov- shot Republican challenge ernor before the affair marred to President Donald Trump, the end of his second term. He saying Sunday that he aims returned to politics a couple of to put his Appalachian trail years later and won a special travails behind him for good election to his old U.S. House as he tries to navigate a path seat in 2013, holding on twice to the presidency. more. “I am here to tell you now Throughout his political that I am going to get in,” career, Sanford has played up Sanford said in an interview hisoutsidercredentials—both on “Fox News Sunday.” in the U.S. House, where he ‘’This is the beginning of a supported a box to check on long walk.” federal tax returns to put $3 When asked why he In this July 21, 2018, photo, Republican politician Mark Sanford speaks at OZY Fest in Central Park in toward the national debt, and was taking on an incum- New York. [EVAN AGOSTINI/INVISION VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] as governor, bringing a pair bent who’s popular within of squealing pigs to the state the party, Sanford, who and qualifications during the the president took interest for an extramarital affair while House and Senate chamber has acknowledged his slim run-up to the 2016 presi- in the race. State Rep. Katie his in-the-dark gubernatorial to protest what he call pork chances by saying he doesn’t dential election and calling Arrington repeatedly aired ads staff told reporters he was spending. expect to become president, Trump’s candidacy “a partic- featuringSanford’son-aircri- hiking the Appalachian Trail. As the main focus of his said: “I think we need to have ularly tough pill to swallow.” tiques of Trump and attached Asked Sunday if that inci- presidential bid, Sanford has a conversation on what it Ultimately, though, San- the “Never Trump” moniker dent could be a distraction to said he plans to zero in on means to be a Republican. I ford said he would support to Sanford, a condemnation his campaign, Sanford said holding down federal spend- think that as the Republican Trump in the 2016 general in a state that Trump carried that the aftermath had forced ing, an issue on which he has Party, we have lost our way.” election, although he had “no by double digits in 2016. him to attain a new “level of railed since his initial stint in He joins Joe Walsh, a stomach for his personal style Although unlikely to have empathy.” the House. Known during his former tea-party-backed, and his penchant for regularly had a significant impact on “I profoundly apologize for Capitol Hill years as a deficit one-term congressman from demeaning others,” con- the results, Trump endorsed that,” he added, noting that hawk, Sanford expressed a Illinois, and Bill Weld, the tinuing a drumbeat that the Arrington just hours before South Carolina voters subse- determination to bring debt former Republican governor then-candidate release his tax the polls closed, tweeting quentlyforgavehimpolitically and fiscal restraint into the of Massachusetts, as primary returns. that Sanford “has been very andsenthimbacktoCongress. national conversation. challengers to Trump. As Sanford sought reelec- unhelpful to me in my cam- Days after his first-ever “Let’sgooutandtrytoforce The 59-year-old Sanford tion to his post representing paign” and that “He is better political loss, Sanford a conversation about that has long been an outspoken South Carolina’s 1st District in off in Argentina” — a refer- described Trumpism as “a whichisnotbeingtalkedabout critic of Trump’s, frequently 2018, drawing a primary chal- ence to Sanford’s secret 2009 cancerous growth,” warn- in this country,” Sanford said questioning his motivations lenger who embraced Trump, rendezvous to South America ing the GOP that the cancer is Sunday.

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A person takes pictures with a cellphone at the scene of an In this Saturday photo, Lil Wayne performs during his In this Sunday photo, crime scene tape is placed officer involved shooting Saturday night in Richfield, Minn. fifth annual Lil WeezyAna Fest at the UNO Lakefront by a memorial for the victims of the Conception Police near Minneapolis shot and killed a driver following Arena grounds in New Orleans. A crowd stampede dive boat fire on the Santa Barbara Harbor in Santa a chase after he apparently emerged from his car holding injured several people attending a New Orleans festival Barbara, Calif. Authorities served search warrants a knife and refused their commands to drop it. The chase organized by rapper Lil Wayne. Large portions of an Sunday at the Southern California company that started late Saturday night in Edina and ended in Richfield audience estimated to include 15,000 people ran at owned the scuba diving boat that caught fire and with officers shooting the man, who had streamed himself least twice Saturday night, causing injuries following killed 34 people last week. [CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA/THE live on Facebook during the chase. [ANTHONY SOUFFLE/STAR Meek Mill’s performance at the Lil WeezyAna Fest. ASSOCIATED PRESS] TRIBUNE VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] [SOPHIA GERMER/THE ADVOCATE VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA. HONG KONG ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA in Ethiopia. This should stop, PORTLAND, MAINE Ship overturns near Georgia Marchers ask Trump to Ethiopian church-afﬁliated and stop now.” Defamation suit over Haiti port; 4 crew members missing ‘liberate’ Hong Kong group urges action against gays sex abuse claim settled ABOARD THE OCEAN VIKING Rescuers were search- Thousandsofdemonstrators A group affiliated with Ethi- Charity boat rescues 50 African A defamation lawsuit ing Sunday for four crew in Hong Kong urged President opia’s Orthodox Church is migrants in sea off Libya against an activist who members of a cargo ship that DonaldTrumpto“liberate”the condemning what it calls the accused an orphanage overturned and caught fire semiautonomousChineseterri- government’ssilenceonhomo- Humanitarian groups SOS founder in Haiti of being a near a port on the Georgia tory during a peaceful march to sexuality in the country. Mediterranee and Doctors serial pedophile has been coast, but the efforts ran into the U.S. Consulate on Sunday, Speaking at a conference Without Borders rescued 50 settled, ending a lawsuit that trouble amid the flames and but violence broke out later in Sunday in Addis Ababa, the migrants on Sunday from a has dragged on for six years, instability of the ship, the U.S. the business and retail district capital, Dereje Negash of the rubberdinghyoffLibya’scoast an attorney said. Coast Guard said. as police fired tear gas after Orthodox Church group dedi- and brought them aboard their Paul Kendrick’s insurance The Golden Ray cargo ship’s protesters vandalized subway catedtoanEthiopiansaint,said charity ship, Ocean Viking. companies agreed to pay $3 problems began in the early stations, set fires and blocked the government’s indifference An AP journalist aboard the million to Hearts With Haiti, morning when it listed heav- traffic. ontheissueishelpingtheLGBT Norwegian-flagged Ocean but nothing to orphanage ily and rolled on its side in St. Demonstratorsfloodedapark movement in the East African Viking witnessed the rescue founder Michael Geilenfeld, Simons Sound near the Port in central Hong Kong, chanting country. of a pregnant woman, 12 attorney Mark Randall, who of Brunswick with 23 crew “Resist Beijing, Liberate Hong “We are witnessing for- minors and 37 men, all from represents Kendrick, told members and one pilot on Kong” and “Stand with Hong eign elements that are trying sub-Saharan Africa. It hap- The Associated Press. Hearts board. Kong,fightforfreedom.”Many to spread homosexuality in pened about 14 nautical miles With Haiti and Geilenfeld Coast Guard Capt. John of them, clad in black shirts and Ethiopia using aid, politics and (16 statute miles) from Libya. dropped their defamation Reed said 20 were safely evac- wearing masks, waved Ameri- technology.Tothisend,theyare Libyan authorities, respon- claims, he said. uated from the ship before canflagsandcarriedpostersthat spending millions of dollars,” sible for search and rescue in The settlement ends a case rescuers determined the sit- read “President Trump, please Dereje said in his presentation that area of the Mediterra- that has dragged on since uation, as smoke and flames liberate Hong Kong” as they to hundreds of people inside a nean, didn’t answer multiple 2013. appeared, was too risky to go marched to the U.S. Consulate conferencehall.“Peopleofsame contact attempts by Ocean further inside the vessel. nearby. sexesaresecretlymarryinghere Viking. The Associated Press

* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 A5 Trump’s Taliban invite canceled Another unorthodox have died since June 25 nuclear weapons. foreign policy risk in Taliban-orchestrated Trump’s offers to hold by the commander violence. talks with the Iranian in chief that’s Trump’s secret plan for leadership have similarly unraveled high-level meetings at met with no result and the presidential retreat in Iran has moved ahead By Deb Riechmann Maryland resembled other with actions that violate and Matthew Lee bold, unorthodox foreign the 2015 nuclear deal that The Associated Press policy initiatives — with the president withdrew North Korea, China and from last year. WASHINGTON — Iran — that the president With China, Trump President Donald Trump’s has pursued that have yet has vigorously pursued a weekend tweet canceling to bear fruit. trade war, imposing bil- secret meetings at Camp “When the Taliban lions of dollars in tariffs David with the Taliban tried to gain negotiating on Chinese imports that and Afghan leaders just advantage by conducting have yet to force a retreat days before the anniver- terror attacks inside of the by Beijing. So far, the dis- sary of the Sept. 11 attacks country, President Trump cussions have unsettled is the latest example of a made the right decision financial markets and commander in chief will- to say that’s not going to have resulted in retalia- ing to take a big risk in work,” said Secretary of tory steps by both Beijing pursuit of a foreign policy State Mike Pompeo, who and Washington. victory only to see it appeared Sunday on five Pompeo defended dashed. TV news shows. Trump’s foreign policy, What had seemed like “If the Taliban don’t depicting it as tough an imminent deal to end behave, if they don’t diplomacy, rather than the war has unraveled, deliver on the commit- naivete or inexperience. with Trump and the Tali- ments that they’ve made “He walked away in ban blaming each other to us now for weeks and Hanoi from the North for the collapse of nearly in some cases months, Koreans where they a year of U.S.-Taliban the president of the wouldn’t do a deal that negotiations in Doha, United States is not going made sense for Amer- Qatar. to reduce the pressure,” ica,” Pompeo said. “He’ll The insurgents are Pompeo said. do that with the Iranians. promising more blood- Trump’s three high- When the Chinese moved shed. The Afghan profile meetings with away from the trade government remains North Korea’s Kim Jong agreement that they had mostly on the sidelines Un — including the promised us they would of the U.S. effort to end president’s recent brief make, he broke up those America’s longest war. footsteps onto North conversations, too.” And as Trump’s reelec- Korean soil — prompted Democrats said tion campaign heats up, deep unease from many Trump’s decision to nix his quest to withdraw the quarters, including his a deal with the Taliban remaining 14,000 U.S. conservative base in was evidence that he was troops from Afghanistan Congress. moving too quickly to get remains unfulfilled. And while the meetings one. Trump said he axed the produced the ready-for- New Jersey Sen. Bob Camp David meetings television visuals that Menendez, the ranking and called off negotia- Trump is known to relish, Democrat on the Foreign tions because of a recent negotiations between Relations Committee, Taliban bombing near the Washington and Pyong- said the talks were ill- U.S. Embassy in Kabul yang have been stalled conceived from the start that killed a U.S. service for months with no tan- because they haven’t member, even though gible progress in getting yet involved the Afghan nine other Americans the North to abandon its government.

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PANAMA CITY ANOTHER VIEW

Tim Thompson | Publisher Will Glover | Managing Editor Mike Cazalas | Editor Hurricane Dorian victims need our prayers

t’s the details that stab you in the heart: A photo, caked in mud and left behind, of three smiling women. A young man wading through waist-deep water, car- Irying a bright, pink shopping bag that holds all he could salvage from his home before floodwaters claimed it. A woman slouched in a sodden recliner, gently carried by four rescue workers into a truck. But pull back and the scene is one of utter devastation. Build- ing after building after building, smashed into boards and Taking time to say hello to Walter chunks of rubble. Boats and cars tossed into ungainly heaps. Aerial maps showing two-thirds of the landmass underwater. This could have been any barrier islands in Florida. At one point, forecasters feared Hurricane Dorian would make land- fall in Florida as a Category 5 storm with winds above 180 mph. Instead, Grand Bahama and Abaco islands took the hit. Dorian stalled out there and spent its wrath, ravaging the two islands for more than 24 hours. At least 30 people are dead. Emergency managers there say more are probably entombed in the mud and wreckage. About half the homes are gone or severely damaged. Connie Schultz “We are in the midst of a historic tragedy,” said the Bahamian prime minister, Hubert Minnis. “The devastation is unprecedented and extensive.” t’s time,” our vet said. Minnis is wrong only in this: The tragedy is just begin- “Really?” I said, ning. Right now, the challenge is to get food, water, medi- “Istroking Franklin’s cal care and shelter for thousands of people who have no head. homes to return to. To search for and rescue the few sur- “He’s the right age,” Euthanasia rates have plummeted as an increasing number of vivors. To respectfully retrieve the bodies of the dead. she said. She weaved abandoned pets are adopted. [TNS FILE] These people live just a few hundred miles away from her fingers through the us. They need our help. We should open our hearts and soft, curly fur on his long wallets and send them as much aid as we can. back. “It might even make thought, because he was the dog whisperer. We should also open our doors. Friday, U.S. Rep. Michael Waltz, him feel younger.” posted on a nearby res- She had rescued an eight- a Florida Republican, joined a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers Off we went, in search for cue’s website. By the time pound puppy from the urging President Donald Trump to waive visa requirements for a second, younger canine we discovered he lived in streets. He was tap-tap- residents of Grand Bahama and Abaco seeking refuge with fam- companion for our beloved North Carolina, I already tapping along, no human in ily members in the United States. This Trump should do without Franklin, who was named had shared his photo with sight. She pulled over and hesitation. He should also empower federal agencies to assist in for Franklin Delano Roo- all our kids. In our fam- opened her car door, and the already ongoing effort to get help to the devastated islands. sevelt. Of course he was. ily, that’s a commitment. in he hopped. He had no Later, the need will grow. As residents here in Florida’s We adopted Franklin eight This is not a politi- microchip or tags, was a bit Panhandle understand all too well, recovery can be a mis- years ago from a local rescue cal statement: Buying an underweight and in need erable, prolonged process — one that will be greatly exac- operation. We were told AR-15 style rifle is easier of neutering. He was also erbated by the reality that many Bahamian homes are at the time that Franklin’s than adopting a dog from “the sweetest little guy.” uninsured and their owners lack the resources to rebuild. mother was a 45-pound many rescue operations. Her daughter, Katy For now, however, we must make it clear that the United husky-Lab mix, and that I filled out a multipage Nozar, agreed to take him, States and Floridians stand with our neighbors in the Baha- his father was a 14-pound questionnaire that included but she has two cats who mas, just as we do with the residents of Georgia, North Carolina Shih Tzu. As I wrote in an our vet’s contact informa- weren’t up for the hostel and South Carolina who absorbed the last of Dorian’s fury. essay for Parade maga- tion and permission for arrangement, and so she Next time it may be us. For now, they zine that year, there’s not her to disclose everything found a foster mother in need our prayers — and our help. a joke you can make about about any of our pets she’s her friend, Stephanie. After A version of this editorial first appeared in his parents’ romance that ever treated. I also had to a month’s search, Karen Franklin didn’t hear on our give a thorough history of and her fellow dog saviors The Daytona Beach News-Journal, a News Her- drive home. We nicknamed Franklin. I included the link started looking to find him ald sister paper with GateHouse Media. his dad “The Gymnast.” to my Parade essay, which a home. He lasted one night We opted for another includes this quote from with a person who said he rescue. As the New York our youngest daughter as never stopped whining. Times reported just this she watched me coo as he I’m here to tell you that week, euthanasia rates have lay in his brand-new bed: “I this little dog who weighs READER FEEDBACK plummeted as an increas- remember when you used less than my winter tights ing number of abandoned to look at me like that.” has a heart the size of a NOAA has been criticized for Tracy Elliott: I don’t have any pets are adopted. This is I confirmed on the ques- Montana sky. He knew who defending President Trump’s Hurri- trust in the National Weather very good news, and who tionnaire that, at our age, he was supposed to be with. cane Dorian map that extended the Service. Since they’re going to can’t use that these days? pregnancy would be a Welcome home, cone of uncertainty into Alabama. back somebody (president) who There is a reason, I soon miracle, and I let it slide little puppy. Ginger N Matt: For those of you they know was clearly incorrect discovered, that most rescue when I was asked if I had After just a week, Franklin upset by this your anger is mis- in their statements but still going organizations frame their my husband’s “permission” has fallen in love with him. placed. It shouldn’t be at a news to try to backtrack and make it breed claims as best guesses. to adopt again. I always However, it is fair to say source reporting the news but at correct. ... That’s some shady… We bought a DNA kit, for wondered what it would that there are four sentient a president that cannot admit Desmond Pope: ... [H]e’s right which our children have be like to be a woman in beings in this house, and he is wrong so he manipulates no matter what. He’s gonna endlessly mocked us. The the 1950s. Now I know. three of us will be very happy entire agencies to support his keep his foot on your neck until results, if you are inclined to Oh, the joy when I hit to say good-bye to this little lies. Dictator-type behavior is you agree to save his ever so believe them, and we most “send” on that application. guy’s dangling jewelry. troubling and should anger us fragile ego. This guy is really certainly do because we have Oh, the apoplexy when I We call him Walter. all no matter party lines. declining mentally. to justify what we paid for read the follow-up email. He is named for Walter Lynde Gibbs: Exactly. Blame Renee Scorsone: Well, a nar- them: Franklin is a husky/ We would have to wait up Reuther, the progres- the one who forces these cissist can’t ever be wrong and poodle/King Charles mix. to eight business days — 10 sive labor organizer and employees into the “live to fight will wear everyone down around Don’t tell the Shih Tzu. days, they meant — to find civil rights activist. another day mode.” By the time them till he gets his way. It’s This past month, when out if we qualified, at which Of course he is. NOAA made this statement textbook behavior. It’s Trump. we decided to adopt another point the puppy whose it wouldn’t have any effect on Ryan Bloedow: Before people rescue, we looked for a photo was this close to Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer safety or preparations. It’s just start complaining about this puppy. In addition to our becoming my screensaver Prize-winning columnist unfortunate. being nonsense and the media gentle Franklin, we have might already be adopted. and professional in residence Billie Parker: Actually NOAA is dragging this along. Think seven young grandchildren. Cue Hallmark Movie at Kent State University’s was correct in defending him about how much time the No rescue can guarantee an Channel music. Think school of journalism. She is because this was one of the president has wasted on crap. abandoned adult dog’s past, Christmas theme. the author of two non-fiction models that was actually put Instead of simply saying he was and to say I have a tendency My friend Karen Sand- books, including “...and His out. I live in the Florida Pan- wrong because he referenced to worry is to say Beyonce strom texted this message: Lovely Wife.” Her novel, handle and we were all on edge forecasts that were four to five is somewhat successful. “Dog-related question when “Erietown,” will be published because we are still recovering days old, he held a news con- I found the perfect pup, you have a moment or two.” by Random House in Spring from Hurricane Micheal. ference to proclaim that he was I thought. He lived fewer Reader, there is a 2020. Contact her at schultz. Jim Andrews: Billie Parker, right, fabricated forecast maps, than 20 miles away, I also reason we call Karen [email protected]. when he made his tweet it mentioned it around 15 times in was three days after he was tweets and in public, then forced briefed. Yes, it changed course his cabinet and appointed staff so why is it OK to make people members to go on the defense feel scared or more on edge than for him to attempt to make him WRITE TO US: Letters should not exceed 300 words and include the writer’s name, address and they already are? If your gonna look right. This is a level of petty phone number for veriﬁ cation. Letters may be edited for clarity and brevity. Guest columns of up to do someone’s job get current I would expect out of a third- 600 words may be submitted as well. Write: Letters to the editor, The News Herald, 501 W. 11th St., info. world dictator. Panama City, FL 32401 Email: [email protected] * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 A7

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By Deena Bouknight leave your job, or the month after your well as on some travel services and (volunteering, involvement in More Content Now group health coverage ends — which- accommodations. Always ask. organizations) and regular physical ever is sooner. That special enrollment Regarding health, AARP’s “What to activity. Fifty-three years ago, the Beatles period will last for eight months, Expect” report focused on how 60-plus- • Preserving the senses — especially first sang the song “When I’m 64.” But though you’ll probably want to sign up year-olds need to pay close attention hearing and sight: “… in general, what are modern expectations for for Medicare as soon as your coverage to skin, which becomes more fragile, 60-year-olds need three times as individuals turning 65? under your former plan ceases.” as well as: much light to read as 20-year-olds. Financial advisor The Motley Fool 2. Eligible to file for Social Security. • The importance of activity to keep And after age 60, the risk of macular addressed 65 as a major milestone for However, individuals who file for bones strong, joints lubricated, the degeneration increases. Fish oil and these three reasons: benefits at 65 will automatically reduce heart healthy and weight maintained. a diet rich in antioxidants can help 1. Eligible for enrollment in Medi- them by anywhere from 6.67% to • The need for additional supple- prevent this condition.” care. However, if still working, 13.34% a year, depending on their ments, such as Vitamin D, B12 and Finally, sixtyandme.com suggests employer health insurance may make actual full retirement age — a calcium. planning a “to-do” list that might more sense. Cites fool.com: “Rather, calculation based on year of birth. • Staying sharp with mental include second-act careers, tasks wait for your special enrollment period, 3. Eligible for senior discounts at stimulation (reading books, studying to accomplish, places to see, which will begin the month after you some retail shops and restaurants, as a new subject), social interaction relationships to cultivate and more. * ** A8 Monday, September 9, 2019 | The News Herald

* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 B1 LOCAL&STATE Bases changing hurricane prep

Hurricane Michael’s (former Air Force Secretary human and material resources 2018 hit on Tyndall AFB Heather Wilson), directed to addressing problems like prompts new approach the deputy commander of Air severe weather. Combat Command to conduct “Additionally, many of By Jim Thompson a full-spectrum assessment of the ‘lessons learned’ identi- 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn how the Air Force is postured fied in the report are being [email protected] to mitigate the risks of severe incorporated into ongoing weather events,” Rob Leese, reconstruction efforts at Tyn- EGLIN AFB — Hur- press desk officer with the Sec- dall Air Force Base,” Leese said. ricane Dorian bypassed retary of the Air Force Public Some of the recommen- Northwest Florida’s military Affairs Office, explained in an dations from Air Combat bases, but Hurricane Michael, email. Command were implemented the Category 5 storm that lev- Earlier this year, Air Combat prior to hurricane season, Leese eled Tyndall Air Force Base in Command sent out more said, without specifying which October, has remained front than 100 recommendations recommendations. and center as those bases, and for improving responses to Leese did say, though, that the rest of the Air Force, have hurricanes and other weather- one recommendation updates taken a new look at preparing related challenges, Leese said. an existing “continuity of Hangar 5 at Tyndall Air Force Base was severely damaged during for hurricanes and other severe The recommendations cover operations” policy designed Hurricane Michael. Air Force installations like Tyndall are now weather. everything from weather to ensure installations can, to working under a new set of policies and recommendations aimed “Shortly after Hurricane forecasting to command and at improving how the service addresses risks associated with severe Michael, Secretary Wilson control, the process of assigning See PREP, B4 weather. [PATTI BLAKE/THE NEWS HERALD]

Area vet, history buff wants changes to WWII plaque

Okaloosa not supervisor, told Okaloosa represented well at County commissioners state monument, Lux last week, there is much tells commissioners more to the base’s role in the war. Eglin Field and By Jim Thompson Okaloosa County also 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn were home to “all of the [email protected] suitability testing on aircraft, air armaments and CRESTVIEW — The munitions and aircraft World War II history of systems,” he told commis- Eglin Field — now Eglin sioners. “Guns, bombs, Air Force Base — is per- torpedoes, rockets, bul- haps dominated by its lets, uniforms, tools and role as a training ground everything else that went for the Doolittle Raiders, to the war effort all got City ofﬁ cials also are recruiting volunteers to help with a cemetery cleanup day on Oct. 19. [JOSHUA the pilots and aircrews suitability tested on Eglin BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] who carried out a daring Air Force Base.” bombing raid over Japan Even with all of that, Lux in the early days of the wasn’t done. He reminded conflict that served as a commissioners the air- morale boost for the entire field hosted bombing and City seeks aid for American war effort. gunnery training as well But as local Army vet- as French, British and eran and history buff Paul American fighter pilots Lux, who also serves as cemetery repairs, the county’s elections See CHANGES, B2 cleanup volunteers Destin teen ‘absolutely By Patrick McCreless Redwood. removed the downed trees [email protected] From Balboa Avenue, grass and stumps from the cemeter- @PCNHPatrickM and weeds can be seen overtak- ies months ago, but continued loves’ Civil Air Patrol ing some of the headstones at maintenance of the locations PANAMA CITY — Panama Oakland Cemetery, while parts was another matter. By Kaylin Parker City is seeking federal money of the fencing surrounding the “Because of their age and 315-4443 | @parkerNWFDN to repair its cemeteries dam- cemetery were in disarray or the time they were created, [email protected] aged by Hurricane Michael missing. the city does not have a per- and recruiting volunteers to City Manager Mark petual care fund,” McQueen DESTIN — Almost one help clean the sites. McQueen said FEMA should said of the cemeteries. “It’s year ago, Robin Payton City officials want to use have money available for cem- very expensive.” decided at the age of 16 to Federal Emergency Manage- etery recovery. McQueen added that serve her community. ment Agency money to repair “FEMA does help with because of the hurricane, the Like her mom, Gina, and replace damaged fencing decorative fencing that goes city was unable to host its said, “If she sets her mind around the city’s five cemeter- around cemeteries,” McQueen annual cemetery cleanup day to something, she can do ies. Meanwhile, cleanup and said. “We should be able to get in October last year, which has it.” maintenance at the sites have around $200,000.” added to why some of the sites And she did. been sparse since the Category McQueen added that the city are in such poor condition. Faced with a decision 5 hurricane last year, prompt- was working with the state’s During a recent City Com- to either go “hard core” Robin Payton participates ing the city to host a major historic preservation office to mission meeting, Mayor on her schooling or get in a week-long training volunteer cleanup next month. assess the cemeteries’ historic Greg Brudnicki suggested the involved with the Eglin at the Naval Academy The cemetery cleanup day is markers so that they could be city create some type of per- Composite Squadron, in Annapolis, Maryland. set for 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. documented and replaced if petual fund to maintain the Civil Air Patrol, Robin [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] 19. damaged. cemeteries. chose the latter. Several of the five cemeteries The Oct. 10, 2018, storm In the meantime, officials “We do a lot of lead- overseen by the city have seen blasted the cemeteries like plan to bring back the city’s ership and emergency Robin, who lives in Destin. better days. The city’s cem- it did the rest of the city, annual cemetery cleanup day. services opportunities Robin said the Civil Air eteries include Greenwood, knocking over many trees and for teenagers and young Hillside, Millville, Oakland and limbs. McQueen said the city See CEMETERY, B2adults of all ages,” said See TEEN, B2

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Kansas City 89/73/pc 88/72/c Topeka 90/70/pc 87/70/c need for eye and skin protection. 3:07a 6:55a ©2019 Last year's high/low ...... 87°/73° 11:29a 8:26p Las Vegas 98/74/s 93/69/s Tucson 91/73/pc 92/71/t Normal high/low ...... 90°/73° Panama City 7:07a 5:50p Los Angeles 81/65/pc 78/64/pc Wash., DC 81/66/c 84/69/pc Record high ...... 94° (1980) ------Record low ...... 59° (1997) Port St. Joe 5:32a 7:15p Precipitation ------24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" Okaloosa Island 5:52a 5:36p Month to date ...... trace ------Normal month to date ...... 1.65" 10 a.m. Noon 2 p.m. 4 p.m. Milton 9:32a 8:51p Year to date ...... 62.49" 0-2 3-5 6-7 ------Low; Moderate; High; East Bay Normal year to date ...... 44.61" 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme 8:36a 8:21p Average humidity ...... 77% ------Fort Walton Beach MOON PHASES Pensacola 7:52a 7:04p Temperatures ------Fishing Bend 8:33a 7:55p High/low ...... 93°/78° ------Last year's high/low ...... 87°/75° The Narrows 9:29a 9:55p Normal high/low ...... 88°/74° Full Last New First ------Record high ...... 96° (1980) Carrabelle Sep 13 Sep 21 Sep 28 Oct 5 2:09a 5:09a Record low ...... 56° (1953) 10:31a 6:40p Precipitation RIVER LEVELS 24 hours through 4 p.m. .. 0.00" SUN AND MOON Month to date ...... 0.00" Through 7 a.m. Sun. 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including the Tuskegee McQueen said the city is push- Airmen, and was the place ing for as many volunteers, where German rockets were groups and churches as pos- reverse-engineered and sible to attend and help clean tested. and restore the historic sites. None of that, though, Volunteers don’t have to appears on Okaloosa Coun- register for the event, just ty’s plaque at the state’s show up at the cemeteries of World War II Monument their choice. The city requests in Tallahassee, said Lux, that volunteers bring their own who asked commissioners gloves and line trimmers if they A headstone is overturned at to consider changing the have them. The city will pro- Oakland Cemetery. [JOSHUA plaque, which currently vide bags and a light lunch. BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD] features a generic two- A 2013 photo shows the Okaloosa County plaque at the Florida “This is a great opportunity sentence tribute. Veterans World War II Monument in Tallahassee. Paul Lux, the to give honor to those who have “Over 16 million Ameri- county’s elections supervisor, who is a veteran and a history come before us,” McQueen said of the cleanup. cans answered the call of buff, has asked Okaloosa County commissioners to consider their country by serving in replacing the plaque with a new one that would describe the the military during World county’s role in World War II in more detail. [MICHAEL RIVERA VIA War II,” the plaque reads. WIKIMEDIA COMMONS] “Okaloosa County honors Civil Air Patrol, the Navy or and will never forget all of TEEN the Air Force. the veterans who fought Memorial in Washington, and getting us through World “The feeling of helping for the freedom that we D.C. Leading up to it is a War II are appropriately From Page B1 other people and seeing enjoy today; especially the walkway lined with 67 stone memorialized,” Lux said, to how they react when a young 43 from Okaloosa County plinths holding the engraved quick agreement from the person steps out and wants that made the ultimate metal markers from each commission. Patrol team meets weekly at to help them expecting noth- sacrifice.” Florida county. “I’m sure that everybody Eglin Air Force Base and has ing in return is enough for “I think, depending on In his presentation Tues- up here fells the way I do, three main missions: air space me,” Robin said. what the board wants to day, Lux said the plaques are that we ought to have better education, character devel- Right now, Robin focuses do, that we should replace intended to depict the sac- representation (at the state opment and physical fitness. on Civil Air Patrol and the plaque with something rifices and contributions of monument),” Commissioner “I absolutely love it,” she studying at Northwest Flor- that is perhaps a little more local Floridians to the World Carolyn Ketchel said. “One said. ida State College. Robin said appropriate to the efforts War II effort, something hundred percent we need to Robin is also certified as a she hopes to gain leadership and contributions that that a number of counties change this.” Level 1 ground search-and- experience through Civil Air were made here in Okaloosa do in great detail. Orange Commissioners did not, rescue technician. Patrol that can help her if she County,” Lux suggested. County’s plaque for instance, however, provide Lux with Although she was hesitant decides to go to the Air Force Stressing that he wasn’t notes its role, through the any guidance. In a Wednes- to mention it, her mother or the Naval Academy. making the request in his Florida Aircraft Corpora- day interview, he said his said Robin was honored as a The military isn’t new to official capacity, Lux told tion, in repairing and testing plan is to gather information distinguished graduate when Robin. commissioners he noticed more than 1,000 planes. The about the cost and process of she graduated emergency She said she inherited a the World War II monument, plaque goes on to note that having the plaque changed services school this summer, love for service from her on the grounds of the R.A. the county’s Pine Castle Boat and to present that informa- where she had to do intense parents, who both went Gray Building in Tallahas- and Construction Company tion to the commission. Lux training to receive the honor. to the Naval Academy and see, during official business built nearly 9,000 assault said he would leave decisions Robin also served her after graduation were com- with the Division of Elections boats for the war effort. on the text to the board. community in the past by missioned to the Marine of the Florida Department of Lux told the commis- “I never would presume to serving food and taking Corps. Gina served six years, State, which is headquar- sioners he has already done write (what would be on the supplies with her church to and Robin’s father recently tered there. some groundwork, and has plaque),” he said. victims of Hurricane Michael retired after 27 years of being Completed in 2004, the talked with a representative That’s not to say, though, in 2018. a military pilot, which is privately funded monument of the Florida Department of that he doesn’t have any “It was a very eye-open- where, Gina said, Robin’s is dedicated to the nearly Management Services, who ideas. ing experience, and it kind love for the sky comes from. 250,000 Floridians who is working to find out where Harking back to the Doo- of showed me what I want “It’s a little scary at first, served in World War II and the original plaques were little Raiders, who bombed to do with my life,” she said. but it’s definitely encourag- to the 4,600 Floridians who fabricated. Japan from B-24s launched What Robin wants to do ing to see her stepping out died in the war. The center- “It is my belief that we from an aircraft carrier, Lux is serve her community and taking initiative,” Gina piece of the monument is a should do something to make said, “If there were room, through the military how- said. “Just finding the pas- replica of Florida’s pillar in sure that our people who par- I think it would be cool to ever it works out, whether sion for what she loves to do the National World War II ticipated in getting us ready have the outline of a B-24.” through continuing with the makes any parent happy.” * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 B3

LOCAL & STATE Milton installs cameras at historic cemetery

By Kevin Boyer which would warrant the GateHouse Florida city spending this money on the additional MILTON — Milton cameras. City Council is dedicated Milton Police Chief to preserving the history Tony Tindell said there of Milton as well as hon- have been incidents and oring and respecting the hopes the cameras will graves of those who have help deter it. passed away. “From time to time we To help protect the his- have people going in there toric Milton Cemetery, and tearing stuff up,” which has been vandal- Tindell said. ized recently according “A lot of that stuff is to Milton Police, the irreplaceable.” city purchased four Tindell said that offi- security cameras to cers patrol the cemetery monitor the activity on everyday and the cam- the grounds. eras would help them According to a request ensure the cemetery’s from the Public Works safety. Department, they are During the latest City requesting six more cam- Council meeting, Public eras and five lights to be Works Director Joe installed. Cook said that the cam- The cost would amount eras had recently been to $10,973 and come from successfully tested to the cemetery funds, the verify their quality and request said. ability to capture a per- Councilwoman Peggi petrator's face and license Smith asked if there plate number and were Milton City Public Works Department requested for the city to buy an additional six cameras for the Milton Historic had been incidents that delivering high quality Cemetery to increase the security of the graves after several sites were vandalized recently. [KEVIN BOYER/PRESS had recently happened pictures. GAZETTE]

Child used money he WHAT’S HAPPENING saved for Disney Today world to Submit an event Thursday, Sept. 19 give away BAY COUNTY COUNCIL food along ON AGING MEETING: 10 Email [email protected] with “What’s Happening” THE 55+ CLUB OF PANAMA evacuation a.m. in the fellowship hall in the subject line. CITY DANCE: 5:45 p.m., route. of First Baptist Church of Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday events: free line dance les- Fountain, 18906 N. U.S. Due by 5 p.m. Wednesday before sons; 6:30 p.m., fi nger 231, Fountain. Details: Wednesday events: Due by 5 p.m. Monday before food; and dance from 850-769-3468 Thursday events: Due by 5 p.m. Tuesday before 7-9 p.m., at Daffi n Park, 320 Kraft Ave., Panama Tuesday County Public Library, 898 City. Music provided by 6-year-old uses Saturday W. 11th St. Panama City. Dee Jay. First time visitors CRIMESTOPPERS GENERAL Free; open to the public. free. Details: 850-516-5648 MEMBERSHIP MEETING: CYCLE SATURDAY AT Details, call 850-522-2120 Disney trip money noon at the Bay County THE MARKET AT ST. Saturday, Sept. 21 Sheriff’s Offi ce, 3421 ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 Sunday State 77, Panama City. p.m. motorcycle event THE MARKET AT ST. to help evacuees Details: 850-248-2002 or in historic St. Andrews GRAND LAGOON ANDREWS: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. pcrimestoppers@gmail. in conjunction with The WATERFRONT FARM- Saturdays year-round at Cheryl S. Grant who was worried if their com Market at St. Andrews. ERS MARKET: 8 a.m. to 1 the yacht basin next to GateHouse Media house would survive Event will include bike p.m. in the parking lot of The Shrimp Boat Restau- the storm. “I am very Wednesday show, motorcycle-related Capt. Anderson’s Res- rant on Beck Avenue for Jermaine Bell had been proud,” she told CNN. vendors, food vendors taurant, 5551 N. Lagoon locally-crafted prod- saving up to go to Disney “We knew Jermaine SENIOR HURRICANE and music at the yacht Drive, Panama City ucts and fresh produce; World but when Hur- was very special, but we RECOVERY DAYS: 10 a.m. basin next to The Shrimp Beach, with local makers, family- and pet-friendly. ricane Dorian hit, he didn’t know he was spe- to 3 p.m. Card games, Boat Restaurant on Beck bakers and growers. Details: Facebook.com/ instead decided to use cial in this way to be such dominoes and puzzles Avenue. Locally-crafted Child- and pet-friendly St.Andrews.Waterfront. his birthday money to a giver like this.” Grant available with lunch products and fresh fun. Details: Facebook. Farmers.Market or help evacuees fleeing the also wanted her grand- served at noon and free produce; family- and pet- com/GLWFarmersMar- 850-532-8384 storm’s path. According son to understand what a line dance lessons from friendly. Details: Facebook. ket/ and 850-481-6848 GRAND LAGOON WATER- to WJBF-TV, Jermaine blessing it is to be able to 2-3 p.m. at Daffi n Park, com/St.Andrews.Water- FRONT FARMERS MARKET: traded in his savings and help the evacuees. 320 Kraft Ave., Panama front.Farmers.Market or Monday, Sept. 16 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the bought food and opened “They weren’t able City. Sponsored by 55+ 850-532-8384 parking lot of Capt. Ander- a stand on Highway 125 in to take everything. So Club of Panama City. GRAND LAGOON WATER- BAY COUNTY COUNCIL son’s Restaurant, 5551 N. Allendale, S.C. just knowing that they All seniors welcome. FRONT FARMERS MARKET: ON AGING MEETING: 10 Lagoon Drive, Panama City “The people that are couldn’t take every- Details: 850-516-5648 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the a.m. in the fellowship hall Beach, with local makers, traveling to go to places, thing and we were able WALKING TOUR OF parking lot of Capt. Ander- of First Baptist Church of bakers and growers. I wanted them to have to have a house, so that’s HISTORIC ST. ANDREWS: son’s Restaurant, 5551 N. Fountain, 18906 N. U.S. Child- and pet-friendly some food to eat, so they the blessed part that he 1:30-2:30 p.m. Wednesdays Lagoon Drive, Panama City 231, Fountain. Details: fun. Details: Facebook. can enjoy the ride to the should be thankful for and Fridays. Free guided Beach, with local makers, 850-769-3468 com/GLWFarmersMar- place that they’re going and get out of it,” said tour leaves from the bakers and growers. ket/ and 850-481-6848 to stay at,” Jermaine Grant. But Jermaine, Publishing Museum, 1134 Child- and pet-friendly Tuesday, Sept. 17 SEASIDE FARMERS said. He gave away free whose birthday is on Beck Ave. Come to the fun. Details: Facebook. MARKET: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. hot dogs, water and Sept. 8, is optimistic and museum at 1:30 p.m. or com/GLWFarmersMar- GULF COAST BOAT- on the amphitheater at chips, but there was also hasn’t given up on his call and schedule another ket/ and 850-481-6848 ING AND FISHING Seaside. Free; open to the prayer. wish of going to Disney time if you can’t make the SEASIDE FARMERS SEMINAR SERIES: 6-8 p.m. public. Fresh produce, “I want to be gener- World. regularly scheduled tour. MARKET: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Legendary Marine, 4009 baked goods, dairy prod- ous and live to give,” the “[I want to] go [to] on the amphitheater at Thomas Drive, Panama ucts, native plants and 6-year-old said. Aretha Animal Kingdom and see Thursday Seaside. Free; open to the City Beach. Topics: fl oun- other unique offerings. Grant, his grandmother, lots of lions and have a public. Fresh produce, der, Sept. 17; blackfi n Live music. said that she watched Lion King party,” says THE 55+ CLUB OF PANAMA baked goods, dairy prod- tuna, Oct. 15; and winter MUSEUM DAY OPEN him pray with a family Bell. CITY DANCE: 5:45 p.m., ucts, native plants and bay, Nov. 19. Details: HOUSE: 10 a.m. to 3 free line dance les- other unique offerings. 850-271-8950 p.m. at The Panama City sons; 6:30 p.m., fi nger Live music. PANAMA CITY WRITERS Publishing Co. Museum OBITUARIES food; and dance from SEPTEMBART CREATIV- ASSOCIATION: 6:30-8:30 with free guided walk- 7-9 p.m., at Daffi n Park, ITY AND ART FESTIVAL: p.m. at St. Andrews ing tour of historic St. 320 Kraft Ave., Panama 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Turtle Civic Club, 2629 W. 10th Andrews at 10:30 a.m. City. Music provided by Girls Market, 7930 Front St., Panama City. Help Reception includes print JEWEL WOOTEN SMITH Dee Jay. First time visitors Beach Road, Panama City critique each other’s demonstrations and a free. Details: 850-516-5648 Beach. Free admission, writings. All genres. dedication ceremony Funeral services for 9, 2019, at Wilson featuring local art, fun Meeting on fi rst and third of the new butterfl y Jewel Wooten Smith, Funeral Home. Visita- Friday creations, food, music, Tuesdays of each month. garden to The West 100, of Panama City, tion will begin at 10 beer and wine, and more. Details, visit panamacity- Family at noon. Florida, who died Sept. a.m. Interment will WALKING TOUR OF Details: TGMSeptembart@ writers.org 13th ANNUAL PINK PARTY: 5, 2019, will begin at follow services in Lynn HISTORIC ST. ANDREWS: gmail.com 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. at Splash 11 a.m. today, Sept. Haven Cemetery. 1:30-2:30 p.m. Wednesdays CAPSTONE HOUSE Wednesday, Sept. 18 Bar, 6520 Thomas Drive, and Fridays. Free guided MYSTIC FESTIVAL: 10 Panama City Beach. A tour leaves from the a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1713 SENIOR HURRICANE fundraiser for the National Guidelines and deadlines Publishing Museum, 1134 Beck Ave., Panama City. RECOVERY DAYS: 10 a.m. Breast Cancer Founda- Beck Ave. Come to the $10 entry fee, featur- to 3 p.m. Card games, tion. Free cover for all Obituary notices are written by funeral homes and rela- museum at 1:30 p.m. or ing psychic readings, dominoes and puzzles Bay County women with tives of the deceased. The News Herald reserves the call and schedule another tarot cards, numerol- available with lunch a valid Bay County ID and right to edit for AP style and format. Families submitting time if you can’t make the ogy, aura photography, served at noon and free a complimentary drink of notices must type them in a typeface and font that can be regularly scheduled tour. crystals, healers, ven- line dance lessons from your choice. Pink attire scanned into a computer. Deadline for obituaries is 3 p.m. STAND-UP COMEDY: 8 dors and more. 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By Michael Moore Jr. “It’s an easy way to let people keep their dignity GateHouse Florida and help them age a little longer in their own home. If it keeps someone at home for another Living independently six months or even another year, then I think could soon get a tiny bit that’s worth it.” easier for those looking to spend their golden years Rep. Joseph Casello, D-Boynton Beach in the Sunshine State. A measure that would provide individuals sales-tax exemption on Disabilities Act) Inspec- with tax breaks when bed rails costing $110 tions Nationwide, said purchasing some items or less, grab bars cost- that he thinks the bill is Destin’s Capt. Tommy Browning, right, got the chance to meet TV ﬁ shing personality designed to help people ing $100 or less, shower terrific and would love Bill Dance on Wednesday. It didn’t take long before the two of them were talking ﬁ sh age in their own home, seats costing $100 or less to see more legislation stories. [TINA HARBUCK/THE LOG] such as shower seats, and bed transfer handles like it. bed rails and grab bars, that are $60 or less. “My first impression was recently proposed The discount would is that anything that for Florida’s 2020 legis- only be applicable encourages people to Fishing celebrity Bill lative session. to individuals as the take action in their own Rep. Joseph Casello, proposal is written. homes and, in particular, D-Boynton Beach, said Businesses, such as to enhance safety in their he filed House Bill 93 assisted living facilities homes, which all of these Dance fi shes Destin because he thinks it’s a and medical institu- devices will do, is a good little step that could go a tions, would still have thing,” said Acree. long way in making a dif- to pay full price, sales tax Many of the devices By Tina Harbuck Dance added. great place just to come ference in the quality of and all, when purchasing that the bill would provide [email protected] Nelson said he first met and have a good time,” he life for some Floridians. said items. sales-tax exemptions for Dance while he was work- added. “It’s an easy way to let “These aren’t high are items that Acree and He wasn’t on the docks ing with Capt. Daniel Pike Their primary target for people keep their dig- cost items, we’re talk- other ADA specialists around the Destin harbor of Inshore Angler. trip to Destin is redfish. nity and help them age a ing about pennies on refer to as “low-hanging 10 minutes before someone “He hooked me up “This time of year is good little longer in their own the dollar here. But one fruit” when it comes to spotted him. and gave me my start,” for spawning redfish near home,” said Casello. of these devices could aging in place: easy and Wearing his trademark Nelson said. the Destin Pass … so it’s “If it keeps someone at help someone live in inexpensive ways to make Tennessee ball cap while Since then Nelson has good times,” Nelson said. home for another six their own home safely your home safer during launching his Nitro bass been taking Dance out for And that’s exactly where months or even another and happily for a while retirement. boat at Destin Marina a the last seven years. they headed first. year, then I think that’s longer,” said Casello. “A lot of people want couple was walking by and Nelson said Dance will Nelson said a few years worth it. That’s a big dif- A similar bill was to stay at home but can’t said “Hey, isn’t that Bill stay two or three days until ago they caught a couple of ference in terms of cost, proposed last year, but afford to stay safe when Dance?” he gets enough footage for redfish over 40 inches that not having to send your for whatever reason, doing so, so I’ve got to “Hey … I watch your two 30-minute shows. were about 40 pounds. loved one to an assisted Casello said, it never applaud any attempt to show all the time,” the guy “It’s good times,” Nelson Of course those were well living facility or nursing seemed to gain traction. incentivize and make it said as he walked by. said. “He’s top notch, the over the slot limit, which is home for a little while This year he said he will easier for people to stay Dance, of the popular best you’ll know … he’s as nothing less than 18 inches longer.” come to the legislative safe in their own homes,” fishing show “Bill Dance good as they come. He’s and no more than 27 inches The bill will likely session more prepared said Acree. Outdoors,” was in town genuine … what you see is to keep. be part of a mix of tax to try and get the bill Casello, meanwhile, is for a couple of days fishing what you get. “All we do is catch and breaks that lawmakers to at least a committee hopeful that others will and filming with local Capt. “There’s never a dull release,” Nelson said, will consider during the hearing. agree. Josh Nelson of Out-Cast moment. He’s a trip on the noting it’s all about the upcoming legislative Richard Acree, a cer- “This isn’t a parti- Fishing Charters. water,” Nelson said. enjoyment. session, which starts in tified Aging in Place san issue. We all age, “Destin has been our As a matter of fact, “I Although they were January. As currently specialist and owner whether we’re demo- playground from the wish we had a camera going getting a bit of a late start constructed, the proof the consulting firm crats or republicans,” said mid-south,” Dance 24/7 instead of when we Wednesday, Dance had full posal would provide a ADA (Americans with Casello. said as they got the boat just hook a fish,” Nelson confidence in Nelson. ready to launch at Destin said. “We’re going to get it Marina Wednesday after- Dance and Nelson, along on,” Nelson said. noon. “It’s the closest with a film crew, headed out Dance replied, “You saltwater we have … say Wednesday around 2 p.m. heard it straight from the in mid-America and we “We want to get our arm fish's mouth … we’re going call it our playground, our stretched and get it done,” to get it on.” saltwater playground. Dance said. “You’ve got No air date has been “I’ve known Josh Nelson tremendous inshore fishing set for the Destin-filmed for 10 or 12 years and when as well as offshore fishing, episodes of “Bill Dance we want to do saltwater, so Destin is a great place. Outdoors,” which airs on this is where we come. It’s “It’s a great place to bring the Sportsman Channel. one of our favorite places,” your family … it’s just a

experience with Hurricane hurricane preparedness PREP Michael are being included briefings, Cole said. This in Eglin’s hurricane check- year, according to Cole, the From Page B1 lists, according to Ilka Cole, briefings include “emer- media operations chief at gency management topics, the 96th Test Wing, Eglin’s the 2019 weather out- the extent possible, con- host unit. look information from the tinue their missions during The base holds regular 96th Weather Squadron, severe weather. Part of that hurricane workshops, and Airman & Family Readi- update calls for instal- a recent workshop focused ness Center resources, lations to work from a on the Air Force’s chang- Tricare (government health “common operational ing posture toward severe care) and claims informa- picture” — real-time and weather included repre- tion from the wing Legal uniform digital data shared sentatives from Tyndall Office.” among commanders on AFB to share informa- “These briefings also the status of their installation on “what worked and discuss what to expect if tion at any given moment didn’t work for them during the base is impacted by a during severe weather. Hurricane Michael,” Cole hurricane; how the evacu- Air Force Lt. Gen. Chris- said. ation process works and topher P. Weggeman, “One of the main driving the helping agencies avail- deputy commander of Air factors behind ... (the) hur- able to help if a family needs Combat Command, led the ricane workshop was due to assistance,” Cole said. work of the Severe Weather changes to hurricane pre- Hurlburt Field, head- Readiness Assessment paredness, response, and quarters of Air Force Team. In an Air Combat recovery checklists based Special Operations Com- Command news release, on lessons learned from last mand, also is taking steps Weggeman said severe hurricane season,” Cole to improve hurricane weather can be thought of said in an email. “These preparedness after Hur- as an adversary. changes include evacuation ricane Michael and the “I only have two things guidance/locations, avail- Air Combat Command I can do to these threats,” ability of accountability recommendations. Weggeman said. “I can and communication assets, “Since last year, we’ve retrograde, which is what and what the right recovery evaluated our hur- we call an evacuation. Or I team looks like.” ricane ride-out team can defend in place, which Input from Tyndall AFB composition,” 1st Lt. is, shelter in place, hunker now is being included in Steven Bodovinitz, officer down, and then I have Eglin’s hurricane check- in charge of media opera- things that allow me to ride lists, Cole said. Also, Cole tions for the 1st Special out the storm.” said, “Eglin incorporated Operations Wing, Hurl- “What I want to do,” some of the recommenda- burt’s host unit, said in an Weggeman continued, “is tions from the Air Combat email. “Our plan is to keep to make sure that we are the Command assessment and mission-essential person- best prepared that we can also participated in ACC’s nel on base for Category be to combat the severe Hurricane Response & 1-3 storms. In the event weather adversary and go Recovery Summit and the of a strong Category 4 or back to having the opera- Florida Governor’s Hurri- 5 storm, we have formed tional mission readiness we cane Conference.” a small multi-function need, and to preserve life Beyond the work- assessment team that will and limb when it comes to shops, Eglin holds an evacuate with the aircraft airmen and their families.” annual hurricane exer- and return to the instal- At Eglin Air Force Base, cise, and individual lation, once cleared, to lessons learned from Tyn- agencies across the instal- do an initial base damage dall AFB’s catastrophic lation hold their own assessment.” * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 B5 130-year-old painting will hang again following restoration

By Sav Franz such as tear repair and of the reasoning for being larger late 19th century GateHouse Florida application of a lining interested in restoring paintings, of which canvas to promote this painting.” “Emperor Justinian” is SARASOTA — After structural integrity. Once fully restored, one of the finest. When spending more than half Over the years, a the painting will hang John Ringling built the a century in storage, a trend toward minimal in Gallery 21, said museum he was thinking massive oil painting will intervention methods Cartwright, and “will on this scale,” Cartwright once again hang in the adopted by conservators take up the entire wall said. Ringling Museum of Art internationally has and be the first thing you The conservation after undergoing major created a knowledge see when you enter the project will take restoration made possible gap for many younger gallery from the main several months, but by a grant awarded to the conservators who have entrance to the museum.” after the restoration is museum. not had much opportunity The decision to restore complete, the Ringling “Emperor Justinian,” to line or remove the the painting came from will display a largely created by Jean-Joseph Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant’s 1886 canvas “Emperor lining of a painting. the desire to showcase unseen masterpiece Benjamin-Constant Justinian” is undergoing a major restoration and The Ringling more large-scale pieces that is expected to in 1886, is a towering conservation project. The painting was purchased by Conservation in the museum. “We become an iconic work 13.3- by 22-foot oil on John Ringling and has been kept in storage for nearly half Laboratory will not be wanted to focus on the for the museum. canvas piece depicting a century. [PROVIDED BY THE RINGLING] taking on the project the Byzantine Emperor alone. The treatment atop his throne in the to submit a proposal for the museum, as funds is being carried out by company of his consuls. in the “Conserving for major conservation Artcare Conservation The painting was acquired Canvas” initiative. projects can be difficult in Miami, where a team by John Ringling from The project targets to come by. of conservators from a private collector in conserving artwork The complete across the globe will work 1929 after being owned painted on canvas, restoration will be no on different aspects of by and displayed in the with an educational small task due to the the restoration process Metropolitan Museum of focus of providing new significant damage the through January. Four Art in New York for many teaching experiences painting has sustained mid-career conservators years, and is considered for mid-career painting over the years, said from the U.S., Canada one of the most important conservators in Ramsay. The process and Colombia will be works by the French structural treatment. The will include structural flying in to work as artist. Ringling Museum of Art treatment such as trainees on the project. Barbara Ramsay, the Foundation was awarded repairing and reinforcing Assistant conservator chief conservator at a grant of $176,800 to tears and holes in the Megan Salazar-Walsh The Ringling said the combat the deterioration canvas; attaching canvas and Conservation painting was on display and structural damage the edge strips to fortify Intern Elizabeth Robson in The Ringling museum painting experienced over the fragile tacking from the Ringling will in the 1940s, but has the years and to provide edges; removal of also be contributing spent most of the past training residencies harmful materials such to multiple stages of few decades tightly for several museum as residual adhesive; structural work as rolled with the painted conservators. lining the original trainees. “Conservation is side facing in, causing The grant covers only canvas; and mounting satisfying work for many cracking and lifting. what is determined to be the lined painting onto reasons. We are able to The painting has been structural conservation, a new stretcher frame. get closer to the art than unrolled multiple times not aspects considered Removal of grime and most people are allowed over the past 35 years to aesthetic conservation discolored varnish, as to be,” Ramsay said. “We check its condition and such as removing or well as re-varnishing carry out research and implement preventative applying varnish. Ramsay and inpainting of areas play a role in preserving measures against further said the grant will account of paint loss will also be the actual art object and deterioration. for about two-thirds of necessary to make the the intent of the artist.” The Getty Foundation the total cost the piece painting ready for display. The Ringling already awards grants to requires for complete An integral aspect has the exact display museums directed restoration plus travel of the “Conserving location for the painting toward many areas of costs for the trainees and Canvas” grant is the in mind, said Sarah need, including specific other participants. focus on educating mid- Cartwright, the curator aspects of conservation. Ramsay said the grant career conservators on of collections at the The Ringling was invited is an exciting opportunity the technical processes museum. “That was part

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DIVERSIONS

WORD SCRIMMAGE: JUDD HAMBRICK DEAR ABBY Husband doesn’t give lost wedding ring a second thought

information if it was found. His take on this matter? — DEEPER response was, “Not worth it” MEANING IN PENNSYLVANIA and a simple head shake, leaving DEAR DEEPER MEANING: I most of us with dropped jaws. do find it unusual that your We celebrated our third husband made such a feeble wedding anniversary on that attempt to find the ring. How- Jeanne Phillips trip. We have been together ever, my take on this is you for 14 years, and during that should — if you are smart — time, he proposed in several thank your higher power for the DEAR ABBY: My husband very romantic and loving wonderful relationship you have (my second, and I am his third ways. We had a delightful shared with this man the last 14 wife) and I just returned from a relationship up to the point of years (married for three) and not fantastic trip throughout Asia. his losing the ring, but I real- ruin what you have by blowing While removing a piece of lug- ize now I was the only one this out of proportion. What you gage from the conveyor belt who took the symbolism of have with him is more precious at JFK Airport, my husband's our wedding rings seriously. than any tangible item — the lost wedding ring flew off his fin- I am hurt, disappointed and wedding band in particular. If he ger. He glanced at and around embarrassed by his actions. prefers not to replace it, let it go. the belt for about 12 seconds, He says I'm overreacting and shrugged his shoulders, turned that he didn't want to wear Dear Abby is written by Abi- and headed for the exit. I, and one anyway. (I never asked gail Van Buren, also known many of our fellow travel- or expected him to get one. as Jeanne Phillips, and was ers, continued to look for it. He got it only because he had founded by her mother, Pau- I called out to him as he was “cashed in” his former spouse's line Phillips. Contact Dear walking away and said that engagement and wedding ring Abby at www.DearAbby. we should probably notify set that she had left behind com or P.O. Box 69440, someone and give them our in a drawer.) What is your Los Angeles, CA 90069.

TRIVIA BY WILSON CASEY

1. What is “Pacific Yew” a 4. What cartoon character is/ type of that produces hope as was warned, “Watch out for a cancer-fighting agent called that tree!”? taxol? Speedracer, George of the Squash, Tomato, Fig, Tree Jungle, Yogi Bear, Top Cat

Wilson Casey 2. Which U.S. presi- 5. Who produces the world’s dent was Barbara Bush’s largest crop of soybeans? great-great-great-uncle? China, India, Brazil, USA ACES ON BRIDGE: BOBBY WOLFF “Trivia Fun” with Wilson Fillmore, Pierce, Garﬁ eld, Casey, Guinness World Record Hayes 6. What is vichyssoise a type Holder from Woodruff, S.C., of? is published in more than 500 3. Who’s been the only English Soup, Lyric, Laser, Parrot newspapers across the coun- king with “the Great” after his try. Comments, questions or name? ANSWERS: 1. Tree, 2. Pierce, 3. suggestions? WC@TriviaGuy. Edward, William, Charles, Alfred, 4. George of the Jungle, com Alfred 5. USA, 6. Soup

HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY MATHIS

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Others SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. You accepted a role knowing have learned the hard way so 21) — An inexplicable sense of that you wouldn’t play it like you don’t have to. You’ll read, anticipation takes hold. Though most people do. There are study and observe so that you may not be able to think expected behaviors that come when you do make mistakes of anything in particular that along with the territory, but they will not have been avoid- would make you so excited, you’ll enact them your own way able or redundant ones. your subconscious knows when and elevate the role. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — something good is coming. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — To have this love in your life, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. The No. 1 goal somehow got whatever form it takes (and 19) — Feelings are a natural shufﬂ ed back behind a lot of sometimes you believe that processing response for the less important but more obvi- form to be far from ideal) is a stimulus of life. Things to ous things. Think of a way to major gift that you’ll feel very remember: They are, by nature, give your top priority more appreciative of today. not right or wrong. They are, by presence in your line of sight. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — You nature, designed to keep you GEMINI (May 21-June 21) — could face the problem head safe by caveman standards. Opportunity is one of the best on, though perhaps a strate- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — things you can give another gic sidestep is in order. This You’re worried that others are person. It’s far better than is not a move of weakness, going through challenges, but handing over an end result, but a decision to conserve you never worry that about which would be robbing a your strength for a worthier yourself. If you did, what would person of the journey, and that purpose. you do for yourself? Do it today. is the fun part. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) — PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — CANCER (June 22-July 22) — You don’t have to believe in When a person doesn’t respond, Changing even one part of reincarnation to realize that it’s usually because they either your team will affect the whole one person can have many don’t know what the appropri- dynamic. To add, subtract or incarnations in a lifetime, ate response would be or don’t substitute anything in even the usually each incrementally know what their next move least inﬂ uential part of the mix different from the last. Distrust should be. You’ve been the still would make everything total turnarounds in people you nonresponsive one before, and different. didn’t trust to begin with. you might be again today.

SUDOKU Level of difﬁ culty (Bronze - easy, Silver - medium, Gold -difﬁ cult): Monday - Bronze; Tuesday - Silver; Wednesday - Gold; Thursday - Bronze; Friday - Silver; Saturday and Sunday - Gold.

Answer to yesterday’s sudoku

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* ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 C1 SPORTS Chiefs lose Hill, handle Jaguars

The Associated Press Mahomes took a beating quarterback Nick Foles to a opening quarter. He made Arrowhead Stadium in Week and even had to leave the broken left clavicle. defenders Ronnie Harrison, 5. This one might have been JACKSONVILLE — Despite game to get his left ankle Sammy Watkins caught Jalen Ramsey and Miles Jack more of a debacle — and per- losing star receiver Tyreek taped in the second quarter. nine passes for a career-high look silly while strolling into haps more costly. Hill early, Patrick Mahomes He nonetheless looked every 198 yards and three TDs. the end zone twice. He beat Mahomes picked apart threw for 378 yards and three bit as good as he did during Watkins slipped through Ramsey again for a short TD what some believed is an touchdowns while leading the last year’s MVP campaign, the middle of Jacksonville’s in the fourth period. elite defense, throwing for Kansas City Chiefs to a testy leading the Chiefs to scores defense for a 68-yard score Jacksonville had major 313 yards in the first half and and tactful 40-26 victory on each of their first seven on the third play of the issues on both sides of the doing most of it without Hill. over the injury-riddled Jack- possessions. season and added a 49-yard ball, fairly reminiscent of sonville Jaguars on Sunday. Jacksonville lost TD reception late in the last year’s 16-point loss at See JAGUARS, C3

LSU up to 4 in AP poll

By Ralph D. Russo The Associated Press

The Southeastern Confer- ence held three of the top four spots in The Associated Press college football poll after LSU’s road victory against Texas pushed the Tigers to No. 4. Clemson remained No. 1 on Sunday, receiving 56 first-place votes out of 62 in the Top 25 presented by Regions Bank. No. 2 Ala- bama received 6 first-place votes and Georgia stayed at No. 3. LSU jumped two spots after winning 45-38 at Texas on Saturday to make it three straight SEC teams after Clemson. The last confer- San Francisco 49ers cornerback Richard Sherman (25) celebrates with his teammates after his touchdown against the Tampa Bay ence to hold three of the top Buccaneers during the second half Sunday in Tampa. [CHRIS O’MEARA/AP] four spots in the poll was the SEC on Nov. 2, 2014, when Mississippi State was No. 1, Auburn was third and Ala- bama fourth. Southern California, which Sherman, 49ers upend was unranked in the pre- season for the first time since 2001, moved in at No. 24 after beating Stanford 45-20. Winston, Buccaneers POLL POINTS The Associated Press for 166 yards and one touch- mistakes and dropped their 49ers ahead for good early The SEC has half the top-10 TAMPA — Richard down in his first game in debut under coach Bruce in the second half. teams in the country after two Sherman and Ahkello almost a year. Arians, who was lured out Despite becoming Tampa weeks of the regular season, Witherspoon returned two Winston threw for 194 of retirement after Tampa Bay’s career passing leader, with Auburn moving up to of a retooled San Francisco yards to become Tampa Bay finished 5-11 last season Winston has yet to lead No. 8 and Florida rising to No. defense’s three intercep- Bay’s career passing leader, and missed the playoffs for the team to the playoffs or 9. The Tigers and Gators were tions of Jameis Winston for including a 10-yard scoring the 11th straight year. prove he’s the club’s long- two of several teams to get a touchdowns and Robbie pass to Chris Godwin that Garoppolo, who missed term answer at quarterback. bump in the rankings thanks Gould kicked three field trimmed a double-digit def- most of last season with a Arians also has worked with to Michigan. The Wolver- goals in the 49ers’s 31-17 icit to 20-14 late in the third knee injury, completed 18 Ben Roethlisberger, Peyton ines dodged an upset, beating victory over Tampa Bay on quarter. Ultimately, though, of 27 passes with one inter- Manning, Andrew Luck and Sunday. the Bucs could not overcome ception. His 39-yard pass See POLL, C3 Jimmy Garoppolo threw the fifth-year quarterback’s to Richie James Jr. put the See BUCS, C3

Jackson throws 5 TDs, Ravens drub Dolphins

The Associated Press record for points in the first all completions, went for 204 half, and an NFL record for yards and four touchdowns. MIAMI GARDENS — Nine points in the first half of an That included scores of 47 minutes into the season, opener, taking a 42-10 lead and 83 yards to first-round Lamar Jackson had fans at the break. They broke fran- draft pick Marquise Brown booing his hometown team. chise marks for points and in the first 11 minutes. The South Florida native total yards with 643. Jackson’s other touchdown looked unstoppable from Baltimore gained 49 yards passes covered 33 yards to the start Sunday, and tied on the first play — a run by Willie Snead, 5 yards to rookie a franchise record with five newcomer Mark Ingram — Miles Boykin and 1 yard to touchdown passes to help and hardly slowed down after fullback Patrick Ricard. The the Baltimore Ravens humil- that. Jeers began when the performance was a big step iate the Miami Dolphins and score reached 14-0, evidence forward for the Ravens in Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) looks to pass, rookie coach Brian Flores, of the impending avalanche their transition from Joe during the second half at an NFL football game Sunday in Miami 59-10. already obvious. Gardens. [WILFREDO LEE/AP PHOTO] The Ravens set a franchise Jackson’s first nine passes, See DOLPHINS, C3

* ** C2 Monday, September 9, 2019 | The News Herald PREPFOOTBALL Week 3 in review

Port St. Joe sophomore quarterback Colin Amison prepares to hand off to senior running back Demarion Gray. [DAVID ADLERSTEIN/ GATEHOUSE MEDIA SERVICE]

WEEK 2 POWER RANKINGS

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Every week The News Herald will rank all 18 of the football teams in its coverage area based on a combination of win-loss record and strength of Bay’s Jamarion Parker (24) celebrates after scoring a touchdown against North Bay Haven on Friday schedule. at Tommy Oliver Stadium. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE NEWS HERALD]

No. 1 Mosley (1-2) Previous First wins for fi rst- North Bay (1) year coaches Haven players The Dolphins suffered By Dustin Kent come their second road loss of @PCNHDustinKent out to the season Friday night in Bay’s Tyvhon Carter brings [email protected] the ﬁ eld Crawfordville, falling to 5A down North Bay Haven’s before Wakulla 35-21. Mosley’s two Jayden Pitts during Friday’s Two Bay County teams Friday’s setbacks this season have game at Tommy Oliver finally got their new coaches game both come against high level Stadium. [JOSHUA BOUCHER/THE into the win column, with against competition, though moral NEWS HERALD] Bay High alum Keith Bland Bay at victories will no longer suf- getting his first victory as Tommy fice as the Dolphins get set the Tornadoes’ head coach Oliver to head into district play. with a dominant perfor- by beating North Bay Haven Stadium. Up next: Sept. 13 vs. Pace mance in a 42-6 victory 21-14, while Arnold’s Norris [JOSHUA over Franklin County. PSJ Vaughan got on the board BOUCHER/ 2. Blountstown (2-0) outrushed the Seahawks 283 with a 40-34 road victory THE NEWS Previous (2) to 72 in the win. over Walton. HERALD] Up next: Sept. 13 at South The win for Bay was the After an off week following Walton first since Aug. 17, 2018 their opening rout of Arnold, when the Tornadoes beat the Tigers put in another 7. Graceville (2-0) Previous Rutherford 31-16 in the dominant performance in (7) regular season opener. a 37-16 home victory over There is reason to be previously unbeaten Mari- The Tigers got to exhale believe there will be many anna. Through two games with a bye week following more wins in the future against 5A and 4A oppo- their two wins to start the thanks largely to the play nents, Blountstown looks season. They’ll have two of freshman quarterback the part of a true state title straight home games coming Will Smiley, who passed contender in Class 1A. up before a potentially big 1A for a career high 239 yards Up next: Sept. 13 vs. Lib- showdown at Port St. Joe on against the Buccaneers and play a game against another quarter deficit for a 44-42 erty County Sept. 27. the game-winning 59-yard 1A opponent though you victory. Up next: Sept. 13 vs. touchdown to Kiron couldn’t tell it by looking at Powell has rushed for 556 3. Vernon (2-1) Previous (4) Holmes County Sims with a minute left in their scores through their yards and 10 touchdowns regulation. first two games. through three games, while The Yellowjackets made 8. Arnold (1-2) Previous (8) After dispatching of 5A averaging 10.3 yards per it two wins in a row Friday Cardiac Bucks Arnold 43-10 in Panama carry. night with their most The Marlins finally got City Beach in Week 1, impressive victory to date, first-year head coach Norris There wasn’t much for Blountstown came back On the horizon knocking off the defending Vaughan on the board with Bozeman to be excited about from a bye week and routed Alabama 2A state champion his first win as Arnold coach just two weeks ago after a previously unbeaten 4A foe Mosley and Arnold will Autauga Academy 44-42. by dealing Walton its first 12-6 home loss to Holmes Marianna 37-16 in Week 3. open district play this week, Vernon rallied from a 26-6 defeat of the season with a County in the regular season Senior running back as the Dolphins (1-2) wel- deficit in the third quarter 40-34 triumph in DeFuniak opener, which followed an Treven Smith put in his come in Pace (0-2) in the behind 317 yards and four Springs. Arnold quarterback uneven performance against best performance of the 1-6A opener, and the Mar- touchdowns from K’wan Liam Byrd had three touch- Cottondale in the kickoff season for the Tigers, rush- lins (1-2) head to Pensacola Powell. down passes in the victory. classic. ing for 197 yards on just 11 to face West Florida (0-3) Up next: Sept. 13 vs. Up next: Sept. 13 at West The past two weeks carries with two touch- in 1-5A. Chipley Florida have been nothing but downs, including a 90-yard A few teams will have excitement for the Bucks, scamper late in the second opportunities to avenge 4. Marianna (2-1) Previous 9. Rutherford (1-2) Previous however, as they notched quarter. playoff losses this week, as (3) (9) their second-straight Rutherford heads to Mari- game-winning fourth quar- Powell’s monster night anna to face Bulldogs team The Bulldogs were brought The Rams took their ter drive in Friday’s 21-20 that eliminated the Rams down to Earth by Blount- second straight defeat at the win over Chipley. There have been some 31-20 in the 1-4A quarter- stown after a 2-0 start, hands of Taylor County on It was senior quarterback big rushing performances finals, while Chipley will but that may be a common Friday night in Perry, fall- Jordan Rosalis leading the by Panhandle players this try to avenge a 40-0 loss to occurrence for Tigers’ oppo- ing 19-6. Things don’t get rally once again, hitting season, though none could Vernon and Sneads a 44-13 nents this season. Marianna much easier for Rutherford Ben McDonald for a 75-yard top Vernon junior K’wan loss to Jefferson County. can get back on track with with its next three oppo- touchdown to beat Chipley Powell’s effort Friday Bay High will play its three of its next four games nents all sporting a winning a week after finding Devin against Autauga Academy fourth consecutive game at at Bulldog Stadium. record. Embrick for the game-win- (Ala.). Tommy Oliver Stadium on Up next: Sept. 13 vs. Up next: Sept. 13 at ner against Wewahitchka. The speedy 5-foot-9, Thursday against Taylor Rutherford Marianna 195-pound back ran for a County. The Tornadoes Blountstown’s big whopping 317 yards and four won’t leave the friendly 5. Sneads (3-0) Previous (5) 10. Bay (1-2) Previous (11) statement touchdowns on 23 carries confines of their home sta- to rally the Yellowjackets dium until Week 6 when The Pirates were chal- The Tornadoes pulled The Tigers have yet to back from a 20-point third they play at Arnold. lenged for the first time in out a dramatic 21-14 vic- Bonifay but pulled out the tory over North Bay Haven 27-20 victory over Holmes at Tommy Oliver Stadium, County to keep their perfect the first win since the 2018 record intact. Things will get opener for Bay and the first SCORES AND SCHEDULE tougher next week against a for Keith Bland as the Bay Jefferson County team that head coach. Last week’s scores Port St. Joe 42, Franklin County Arnold at West Florida 7 p.m. knocked Sneads out of the Up next: Sept. 12 vs. Wakulla 35, Mosley 21 6 Rutherford at Marianna 7 p.m. playoffs in 2018. Taylor County Bay 21, North Bay Haven 14 Maclay 50, Wewahitchka 20 Liberty County at Blountstown Up next: Sept. 13 vs. Jef- 11. Bozeman (2-1) Bozeman 21, Chipley 20 7 p.m. ferson County 12. North Bay Haven (1-2) Taylor County 19, Rutherford 6 Next week’s games Holmes County at Graceville 13. Holmes County (1-2) Arnold 40, Walton 34 Thursday 7 p.m. 6. Port St. Joe (2-1) Previous 14. Chipley (0-3) Blountstown 37, Marianna 16 Taylor County at Bay 6 p.m. Port St. Joe at South Walton (6) 15. Wewahitchka (1-2) Cottondale 28, Liberty County Friday 7 p.m. 16. Cottondale (1-2) 7 Pace at Mosley 7 p.m. Chipley at Vernon 7 p.m. The Tiger Sharks bounced 17. Franklin County (1-2) Sneads 27, Holmes County 20 Bozeman at Cottondale 7 p.m. Jefferson County at Sneads 7 back from a shutout loss 18. Liberty County (1-2) Vernon 44, Autauga Academy North Bay Haven at Wewahi- p.m. (Ala.) 42 tchka 7 p.m. Franklin County OFF * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 C3 Nadal edges Medvedev for 4th US Open title

By Howard Fendrich Grand Slam match after taking to the baseline to try to serve The Associated Press the opening two sets. it out, this time at 5-4. Natu- And yet the drama here was rally, he was forced to deal with NEW YORK — The 19th real. another heart-in-throat break Grand Slam title that seemed Even at the very end — or point, but came up with a sting- so inevitable for Rafael Nadal when everyone, save Medve- ing forehand that drew a long during the first two-plus sets dev, perhaps, figured it was the forehand from Medvedev. of the U.S. Open final suddenly very end — Nadal had trouble Two points later, it was over, seemed in doubt as Daniil Med- closing things out. After break- and Nadal was splayed on his vedev forced it to a fifth. ing to lead 3-2 in the fifth, in a back on the court, the victor What had all the makings game Medvedev led 40-love, at Flushing Meadows for the of a crowning morphed into a Nadal broke again and served fourth time. real contest thanks to Medve- for the championship at 5-2. Add the Spaniard’s haul dev, a man a decade younger The way this back-and- in New York to his 12 titles and appearing in his first major forth tale was spun, though, at the French Open, two at final. Medvedev shifted styles, it probably was inevitable that Wimbledon and one at the upped his level and received an Medvedev would break there. Australian Open, and the 20-19 unexpected boost from Arthur Rafael Nadal, of Spain, reacts after scoring a point against Daniil And so he did, because Nadal gap between Federer and Nadal Ashe Stadium spectators. Medvedev, of Russia, during the men’s singles ﬁ nal of the U.S. Open double-faulted on break point is the closest it’s been in 15 Truly tested for the only Sunday in New York.[CHARLES KRUPA/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] after he was docked a serve for years. Federer led 1-0 after his time in the tournament, the his third time violation of the breakthrough triumph at the No. 2-seeded Nadal man- evening. All England Club in 2004, and aged to stop Medvedev’s Nadal is now within one not go gently into the night. He In the next game, Nadal held he had four by the time Nadal surge and hold off his historic major trophy of Roger Federer’s broke right back to 3-all, then a pair of match points, but got his first at Roland Garros in comeback bid, pulling out a record for Grand Slam titles again to claim that set and yet Medvedev, of course, avoided 2005. 7-5, 6-3, 5-7, 4-6, 6-4 vic- won by a man. But this one did again to end the fourth. defeat yet another time, erasing Federer, who lost in the quar- tory in 4 hours, 50 minutes of not come easily. Not at all. Not since 1949 had a man one of those with a backhand terfinals at the U.S. Open, is 38, highlight-worthy action and Sure seemed it might, with won the U.S. Open final after winner, the other with a service while Nadal is 33 — making him feature-film-worthy drama Nadal ahead by two sets and trailing by two sets to one. winner. the oldest male champion at on Sunday, collecting his fourth a break in the third at 3-2. But Never before had Medvedev With fans screaming, “Close Flushing Meadows since 1970. championship at Flushing the No. 5-seeded Medvedev, a won a five-set match. Only it out!” at the ensuing change- He’s also the first man to win Meadows. 23-year-old from Russia, did once before had Nadal lost a over, Nadal once more stepped five majors after turning 30.

The Bucs’ Vernon Harg- his head to initiate contact on a BUCS reaves returned an interception hit on Winston late in the first 15 yards for the only TD that quarter. Winston scrambled From Page C1 counted before halftime. Sher- for a 5-yard gain and was hit man countered for the 49ers, by his former teammate as the sprinting 31 yards up the side- quarterback began to slide at Carson Palmer as a long- line with his first interception in the 49ers 45. Alexander was time coach and offensive eight games to give San Fran- playing his first game since coordinator, and the Bucs are cisco a 20-7 lead a little over signing with San Francisco as counting on him to help the three minutes into the third a free agent. He played the first No. 1 overall pick from the 2015 quarter. Witherspoon put the four years of his career with the draft realize his potential. game out of reach with his Bucs. This also is a season when the 25-yard TD return in the clos- 49ers are counting on Garop- ing minutes. Free concert polo to make major strides, too. The 49ers gave the sixth-year Injuries Fans arriving early to Ray- pro a $137.5 million, five-year mond James Stadium were Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) contract after Garoppolo won 49ers: FS Jimmie Ward (hand) entertained by country music scrambles out of the pocket while looking down ﬁ eld against his first five starts for San was inactive, replaced in the star Tim McGraw. The concert the Jacksonville Jaguars during the ﬁ rst half of an NFL football Francisco in 2017. He didn’t lineup by Tarvarius Moore. ... in 90-degree heat began more game Sunday in Jacksonville. [STEPHEN B. MORTON/AP PHOTO] look nearly as good early last RB Tevin Coleman left with an than two hours before kickoff. season, when he completed ankle injury and did not return. McGraw also performed an less than 60 percent of his .... CB K’Waun Williams (dehy- encore at halftime. new position. passes before suffering a knee dration) left in the third quarter. JAGUARS injury that sidelined him the Buccaneers: DL Rakeem Up next Jack ejected final 13 games. Nunez-Roches left in the From Page C1 Neither quarterback distin- second quarter with a hand 49ers: at Cincinnati next Jaguars linebacker Jack guished himself during a sloppy injury Sunday. The franchises met was ejected in the second first half that saw the teams twice in Super Bowls in the The three-time Pro Bowler quarter after taking a swing combine for four turnovers Ejection 1980s, the Niners winning departed after landing on at Chiefs receiver Demar- and have five touchdowns — both. his left shoulder near the cus Robinson. Jack had to three by San Francisco, two by San Francisco LB Kwon Buccaneers: road opener sideline. be restrained by team offi- Tampa Bay — nullified because Alexander was penalized 15 at Carolina on short rest on But considerably more cials and essentially pulled of penalties in a 7-6 game. yards and ejected for lowering Thursday night. concerning for the Jaguars, off the field. they lost Foles in the open- Jack and receiver Sammy ing quarter, and rookie Watkins got into a shov- linebacker Quincy Wil- ing match after a fumble, liams (knee) in the second and then Robinson came faked a punt, and Anthony The actual crowd was about half. in and shoved Jack in the DOLPHINS Levine took the short snap half that and could be a sign Chris Jones hit Foles as back. Jaguars cornerback and ran 60 yards to set up of things to come for Miami, he released a 35-yard TD Jalen Ramsey and others From Page C1 another touchdown. with many South Florid- pass to DJ Chark. Jones joined in, prompting offi- Their final touchdown ians disenchanted about the landed on top of Foles, but cials to throw five flags and came when Robert Grif- direction of the franchise. did not draw a flag. a hat onto the ground. Jack Flacco to Jackson, who went fin III threw for a score on Foles looked to be in pain eventually got the boot 17 for 20 for 324 yards. fourth-and-3. as he walked to the sideline after a lengthy discussion. Brown, the cousin of NFL The Ravens scored touch- Injuries to be evaluated. He then receiver Antonio Brown, downs on their first four jogged into the locker room Rare fumble made four catches for 147 possessions, and when they Ravens: CB Jimmy Smith and did not return. yards. Ingram, also making were finally forced to punt, hurt his right knee in the first The Jaguars gave Foles Jacksonville’s Leonard his Ravens debut, ran for 107 Jakeem Grant fumbled the half. a four-year, $88 mil- Fournette gained 66 yards yards and two scores as Bal- kick. Baltimore recovered at Dolphins: WR Albert Wilson lion contract in April on 13 carries and fumbled timore won its fourth opener the 10 and scored again to was sidelined by a calf injury with the belief he would for the first time in his in a row. make it 35-3. in the first half. solve the franchise’s two- three NFL seasons. Damien The rebuilding Dolphins decade-old search for a Wilson stripped the ball are 0-1 for the first time since Miami QBS Up next quarterback. He didn’t out of Fournette’s hands 2016, and their outlook has make it through a quar- after a catch in the flat. rarely seemed so gloomy. The Ryan Fitzpatrick had little Ravens: Baltimore plays ter, and now Jacksonville It was Fournette’s first blowout will only heighten time to throw in his Dolphins host to Arizona for the will have rookie Gardner lost fumble since Nov. 12, speculation they’re headed debut, and he finished 14 first time since 2011 next Minshew under center for 2016, during his junior for a winless season under for 29 for 185 yards and one Sunday. It’s the first meet- a stretch. Minshew was the year at LSU. That came at their new coach. score, with two sacks. Josh ing between the teams since team’s lone bright spot: He Arkansas Flores can take small con- Rosen replaced Fitzpatrick to 2015. completed 22 of 25 passes solation that a drubbing by cheers late in the third quar- Dolphins: They play host for 275 yards, with two TDs UP NEXT Baltimore is nothing new. ter and went 1 for 3 for 5 yards next Sunday to the New and an interception. The Ravens have outscored with one interception. England Patriots, who have The Jaguars already were Chiefs: play at rival Oak- the Dolphins 137-16 in three lost their past two games in without starting left tackle land. Kansas City has won meetings since 2016. Small crowd Miami. Last year the Dol- Cam Robinson (knee) and eight of the last nine in the Once again, coach John phins won with a 52-yard backup Cedric Ogbuehi series. Harbaugh showed Miami no Announced attendance pass and double lateral for a (hamstring), leaving guard Jaguars: play at Houston. mercy. With a 35-3 lead late was 65,012, including Jack- Kenyan Drake touchdown on Will Richardson to make The Texans swept Jack- in the first half the Ravens son’s family and friends. the final play. his first career start at a sonville last season.

IN week in early October at No. unranked Oklahoma beat No. in an idle week. POLL 25. 13 Texas A&M 51-6. • No. 21 Maryland is ranked • No. 25 Virginia is ranked • Stanford fell out after CONFERENCE CALL From Page C1 for the first time since joining after a 2-0 start. USC scored the final 35 points the Big Ten after a surpris- of their game Saturday night. Big Ten — 7 ingly easy 63-20 victory OUT • Nebraska is out after let- SEC — 6 Army 24-21 in double over- over Syracuse. The Terrapins ting a 17-0 lead slip away Pac 12 — 5 time, but dropped three spots have scored 142 points in two • Syracuse dropped out at Colorado and losing in Big 12 — 2 to No. 10. games under new coach Mike of the ranking after being overtime. ACC — 2 Texas fell out of the top 10, Locksley. The last time Mary- handed the most lopsided • Iowa State, which barely American — 1 dropping three spots to No. land was ranked was 2013, loss (43 points) by a ranked held on to its ranking after Mountain West — 1 12. when the Terps were still in team to an unranked team in needing OT to beat Northern Independent — 1 the ACC, and they spent a 20 years. In October 1999, Iowa in Week 1, dropped out * ** C4 Monday, September 9, 2019 | The News Herald

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46; Oklahoma State 45; North Carolina 42; Hamburg, Germany. AREA EVENTS Boston College 31; Army 31; TCU 28; North COLLEGE FOOTBALL Purse: $2.2 million. Yardage: 6,898; Par: 72 Carolina State 28; Colorado 16; Stanford 8; Friday (34-38) PRO FOOTBALL Hawaii 7; Appalachian State 6; Minnesota 5; FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Final Monday 6 p.m. Wyoming 3; Wake Forest 2; Troy 2; Arizona at Wake Forest 3½ 3 Off No. Carolina Paul Casey, England 66-73-69-66—274 NFL State 2; Tulane 1; Nebraska 1; Navy 1. at Boston Col. 17 18½ Off Kansas Matthias Schwab, Austria 67-72-70-66—275 Volleyball Franklin County at Boze- Washington St. 7 7 Off Houston Bernd Ritthammer, Germany 71-66-70-68—275 All times Eastern Saturday Robert MacIntyre, Scotland 68-65-74-68—275 NBH at Marianna 6 p.m. man 6 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Bernd Wiesberger, Austria 71-69-72-64—276 EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Sept. 6 Rutherford at Wewahi- Boys golf Ohio State 13½ 14½ Off at Indiana Romain Wattel, France 72-74-67-64—277 Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 17 16 No. 24 Boise State 14, Marshall 7 Kansas St. 6 6 Off at Miss. St. Guido Migliozzi, Italy 71-68-72-67—278 tchka 6 p.m. 9 holes Bay Point 3 p.m. New England 1 0 0 1.000 33 3 Saturday’s Games N.C. State 6 7 Off at W. Virginia Pablo Larrazábal, Spain 70-71-68-69—278 N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 16 17 No. 1 Clemson 24, No. 12 Texas A&M 10 Bozeman at Vernon 6 Swim & Dive Maryland 4 6½ Off at Temple Ashley Chesters, England 71-71-70-67—279 Miami 0 1 0 .000 10 59 No. 2 Alabama 62, New Mexico State 10 at Cincinnati 17 17 Off Miami (OH) Niklas Lemke, Sweden 71-73-68-67—279 p.m. Swim meet at Frank SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA No. 3 Georgia 63, Murray State 17 at Penn State 16½ 17 Off Pittsburgh Jeff Winther, Denmark 72-69-70-70—281 Tennessee 1 0 0 1.000 43 13 No. 4 Oklahoma 70, South Dakota 14 at Illinois 7 8 Off E. Michigan Padraig Harrington, Ireland 71-74-68-69—282 Girls golf Brown Park 4:30 p.m. Houston 0 0 0 .000 0 0 No. 5 Ohio State 42, Cincinnati 0 at Georgia 31½ 32 Off Arkansas St. Louis de Jager, South Africa 72-69-71-70—282 Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 24 30 No. 6 LSU 45, No. 9 Texas 38 North Bay Haven at Friday at Colorado 5½ 3½ Off Air Force Dominic Foos, Germany 74-67-75-67—283 Jacksonville 0 1 0 .000 26 40 No. 7 Michigan 24, Army 21, 2OT San Diego Sta 15 15 Off at NMSU Sam Horsfi eld, England 75-68-71-69—283 Florida High 2 p.m. Football NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA No. 10 Auburn 24, Tulane 6 FAU 3 3 Off at Ball St. Ben Evans, England 69-73-68-73—283 Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 59 10 No. 11 Florida 45, UT-Martin 0 Tuesday Pace vs. Mosley at TOS at Notre Dame 34½ 35½ Off New Mexico Jaco van Zyl, South Africa 78-69-71-66—284 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 3 33 No. 13 Utah 35, Northern Illinois 17 at Cent. Michigan 4 6 Off Akron Hugo Leon, Chile 73-72-72-67—284 Volleyball 7 p.m. Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 20 21 California 20, No. 14 Washington 19 at UCF Off Off Off Stanford Sihwan Kim, United States 72-74-69-69—284 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 13 43 No. 15 Penn State 45, Buffalo 13 PSJ at Rutherford 6 p.m. North Bay Haven at Alabama 24 24½ Off at So.Carolina Thomas Pieters, Belgium 70-72-74-69—285 WEST W L T PCT. PF PA No. 16 Oregon 77, Nevada 6 at Navy 7 6 Off East Carolina Joakim Lagergren, Sweden 77-69-69-70—285 North Bay Haven at Bay Wewahitchka 7 p.m. Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 40 26 No. 17 Wisconsin 61, Central Michigan 0 Army 16½ 14 Off at UTSA Also L.A. Chargers 1 0 0 1.000 30 24 No. 18 Central Florida 48, FAU 14 Southern Cal 2 3½ Off at BYU Johannes Veerman, United States 6 p.m. Bozeman at Cottondale Denver 0 0 0 .000 0 0 No. 19 Michigan St. 51, Western Michigan 17 at Minnesota 16½ 16½ Off Ga.Southern 76-69-76-68—289 Bozeman at Wewahi- 7 p.m. Oakland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 No. 20 Iowa 30, Rutgers 0 Maryland 63, No. 21 Syracuse 20 at Northwestern 16½ 18½ Off UNLV Kurt Kitayama, United States 74-72-74-69—289 Oklahoma St. 12½ 14½ Off at Tulsa Patrick Reed, United States 74-72-71-72—289 tchka 6 p.m. Arnold at West Florida 7 NATIONAL CONFERENCE No. 22 Washington St. 59, Northern Colorado 17 Memphis 18½ 18½ Off at So.Alabama Troy Merritt, United States 77-70-74-69—290 EAST W L T PCT. PF PA Southern California 45, No. 23 Stanford 20 Boys golf p.m. at Iowa St. 3 1 Off Iowa Xander Schauffele, United States Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 35 17 Colorado 34, No. 25 Nebraska 31, OT at Arkansas 12½ 11½ Off Colorado St. 73-69-76-72—290 18 holes at Holiday Golf Rutherford at Marianna Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 32 27 Louisville 7½ 9 Off W.Kentucky Washington 0 1 0 .000 27 32 RESULTS Course 1 p.m. 7 p.m. at Michigan St. 10½ 10½ Off Arizona St. N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 17 35 Sept. 5 at California 11 14 Off North Texas Wednesday Volleyball SOUTH W L T PCT. PF PA FAR WEST AUTO RACING Louisiana Tech 10 9½ Off at Bowl.Green New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Idaho State 38, W. Colorado 13 Volleyball Mosley at Gulf Breeze Buffalo 4½ 4½ Off at Liberty Carolina 0 1 0 .000 27 30 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP at Troy 4 3½ Off SouthernMiss. Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 12 28 Sept. 6 BIG MACHINE VODKA 400 Mosley at Crestview 6 tourney TBD at Charlotte 17½ 20½ Off UMass Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 17 31 SOUTH AT THE BRICKYARD at Marshall 4½ 5½ Off Ohio p.m. Wakulla vs Bay at Gulf NORTH W L T PCT. PF PA Virginia 52, William & Mary 17 Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, at Auburn 34 34 Off Kent St. Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 10 3 SOUTHWEST Speedway, Ind. Pensacola State at Gulf Breeze 5 p.m. Florida 10 10 Off at Kentucky Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 28 12 Wake Forest 41, Rice 21 Lap length: 2.50 miles at W.Michigan 13½ 9½ Off Georgia St. Coast 6 p.m. Bay vs. Pensacola Catho- Detroit 0 0 1 .500 27 27 FAR WEST (Start position in parentheses) at SMU 17 17 Off Texas State Chicago 0 1 0 .000 3 10 Arizona State 19, Sacramento State 7 1. (1) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 160 laps, 58 points. Swim & Dive lic at Gulf Breeze 6 p.m. Duke 6 6½ Off at MiddleTenn. WEST W L T PCT. PF PA Boise State 14, Marshall 7 2. (4) Joey Logano, Ford, 160, 52. at Washington 21½ 22½ Off Hawaii Dive meet at Frank Brown Gulf Coast at Pasco-Her- San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 31 17 3. (15) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 160, 34. at Purdue 2½ 3 Off TCU L.A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 30 27 Saturday’s Games 4. (29) William Byron, Chevrolet, 160, 35. Clemson 23½ 24½ Off at Syracuse Park 4:30 p.m. nando State 5 p.m. Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 21 20 EAST 5. (3) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 160, 38. at Virginia 6½ 7½ Off Florida State Arizona 0 0 1 .500 27 27 Albany (NY) 45, Bryant 3 6. (33) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 160, 34. Thursday Saturday Oklahoma 17½ 20½ Off at UCLA Boston College 45, Richmond 13 7. (9) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 160, 45. at Nebraska 15 13 Off No. Illinois Football Cross country WEEK 1 Central Connecticut St. 40, Merrimack 37 8. (22) Ryan Newman, Ford, 160, 35. Texas 28½ 29½ Off Rice Sept. 5 Delaware 44, Rhode Island 36, 3OT 9. (24) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 160, 28. Taylor County vs Bay at Gulf Coast Stampede in Texas Tech 2 4 Off at Arizona Green Bay 10, Chicago 3 Duquesne 44, Walsh 3 10. (2) Paul Menard, Ford, 160, 27. TOS 6 p.m. Pensacola 8 a.m. Sunday’s Games East Stroudsburg 24, Wagner 14 11. (20) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 160, 31. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Baltimore 59, Miami 10 Georgetown 43, Marist 3 12. (18) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 160, 25. Volleyball Volleyball Today Kansas City 40, Jacksonville 26 Holy Cross 13, New Hampshire 10 13. (25) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 160, 24. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Rutherford at North Bay Gulf Coast at South Minnesota 28, Atlanta 12 Illinois 31, UConn 23 14. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, 160, 24. at New Orleans 7 7 52½ Houston Tennessee 43, Cleveland 13 Kentucky St. 13, Robert Morris 7 15. (16) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 160, 23. Denver +3 1 43 at Oakland Haven 6 p.m. Florida State noon Buffalo 17, N.Y. Jets 16 Maryland 63, Syracuse 20 16. (23) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 160, 21. Thursday L.A. Rams 30, Carolina 27 Monmouth (NJ) 24, Lafayette 21 17. (21) Michael McDowell, Ford, 160, 20. Liberty County at Arnold FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Philadelphia 32, Washington 27 Penn St. 45, Buffalo 13 18. (26) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 160, 19. at Carolina 5½ 5½ Off Tampa Bay L.A. Chargers 30, Indianapolis 24, OT Pittsburgh 20, Ohio 10 19. (30) Corey Lajoie, Ford, 160, 18. Next Sunday Seattle 21, Cincinnati 20 S. Illinois 45, UMass 20 20. (17) David Ragan, Ford, 160, 17. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Dallas 35, N.Y. Giants 17 Sacred Heart 30, Bucknell 10 21. (13) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 160, 18. Chicago 1 1 Off at Denver ON THE AIR San Francisco 31, Tampa Bay 17 Towson 42, NC Central 3 22. (34) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 160, 0. at Tennessee 4 4 Off Indianapolis Arizona 27, Detroit 27, OT Villanova 38, Lehigh 10 23. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 160, 14. LA Chargers 3½ 3½ Off at Detroit New England 33, Pittsburgh 3 SOUTH 24. (36) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 157, 0. Buffalo 2 2 Off at NY Giants Today TENNIS Today’s Games Alabama 42, Duke 3 25. (35) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 157, 0. at Baltimore 12 12 Off Arizona Houston at New Orleans, 7:10 p.m. Alabama A&M 35, Morehouse 30 26. (40) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, 157, 0. New England 14 14 Off at Miami MLB 10 a.m. Denver at Oakland, 10:20 p.m. Appalachian St. 42, ETSU 7 27. (27) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 156, 10. Dallas 3½ 3½ Off at Washington Austin Peay 41, NC Central 10 28. (38) Garrett Smithley, Ford, 156, 0. 6 p.m. TENNIS [--] USTA: Men’s Pro at Houston 7½ 7½ Off Jacksonville WEEK 2 Bethune-Cookman 36, Jackson St. 15 29. (39) Josh Bilicki, Chevrolet, 155, 0. at Pittsburgh 3½ 3½ Off Seattle MLB [--] NY Yankees at Circuit Cary, Early Rounds, Thursday’s Game Boise St. 36, Florida St. 31 30. (8) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 155, 11. at Cincinnati Pk Pk Off San Francisco Tampa Bay at Carolina, 8:20 p.m. Cent. Arkansas 35, W. Kentucky 28 31. (12) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 153, 6. Boston OR Atlanta at Cary, N.C. at Green Bay 3 3 Off Minnesota Sunday, Sept. 15 Charlotte 49, Gardner-Webb 28 32. (28) Matt Tifft, Ford, accident, 147, 5. Kansas City 7½ 7½ Off at Oakland Philadelphia 9:30 p.m. Seattle at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Chattanooga 24, E. Illinois 10 33. (19) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, accident, at LA Rams 3 3 Off New Orleans Indianapolis at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Clemson 52, Georgia Tech 14 129, 22. TENNIS [--] WTA: The Hana- Philadelphia 2 2 Off at Atlanta Arizona at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Davidson 27, Georgetown 20 34. (11) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, accident, Next Monday NFL cupid, Zhengzhou & Jiangxi New England at Miami, 1 p.m. E. Kentucky 53, Valparaiso 7 109, 3. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG L.A. Chargers at Detroit, 1 p.m. E. Michigan 30, Coastal Carolina 23 35. (5) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, accident, at NY Jets Pk Pk Off Cleveland 6 p.m. Opens, Early Rounds Dallas at Washington, 1 p.m. Florida 24, Miami 20 105, 10. Updated odds available at Pregame. ESPN [--] Houston at New Jacksonville at Houston, 1 p.m. Furman 46, Charleston Southern 13 36. (32) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, accident, San Francisco at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Georgia 30, Vanderbilt 6 104, 0. Orleans TRACK AND FIELD Buffalo at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Georgia St. 38, Tennessee 30 comTENNIS 37. (7) Kyle Busch, Toyota, engine, 87, 5. 9:15 p.m. 11 a.m. Minnesota at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Hampton 65, Elizabeth City State 7 ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR 38. (6) Brad Keselowski, Ford, accident, 48, 1. Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Kennesaw St. 59, Point 0 U.S. OPEN 39. (14) Erik Jones, Toyota, accident, 48, 1. ESPN [--] Denver at NBCSN [--] U.S. vs. Chicago at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Kentucky 38, Toledo 24 Sunday’s results from the U.S. Open at USTA 40. (31) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, accident, Oakland Europe: From Minsk, New Orleans at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. LSU 55, Georgia Southern 3 Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, New 40, 0. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 8:20 p.m. Louisiana-Monroe 31, Grambling St. 9 York (seedings in parentheses): Belarus Monday, Sept. 16 Marshall 56, VMI 17 Men’s Singles Race Statistics Cleveland at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 p.m. Maryland 79, Howard 0 Championship Average Speed of Race Winner: 119.346 mph. McNeese St. 34, Southern 28 Rafael Nadal (2), Spain, def. Daniil Medvedev Time of Race: 3 hours, 20 minutes, 6 seconds. NFL INJURY REPORT Memphis 15, Mississippi 10 (5), Russia, 7-5, 6-3, 5-7, 4-6, 6-4. Margin of Victory: 6.118 seconds. The National Football League injury report, Mercer 49, W. Carolina 27 Caution Flags: 9 for 48 laps. ANNOUNCEMENTS as provided by the league (DNP: did not prac- Mississippi St. 38, Louisiana-Lafayette 28 Women’s Doubles Lead Changes: 14 among 8 drivers. tice; LIMITED: limited participation; FULL: full Morehead St. 44, Union 7 Championship Lap Leaders: K.Harvick 0-12; R.Chastain 13; participation): NC A&T 24, Elon 21 Elise Mertens, Belgium, and Aryna Sabalenka K.Harvick 14-42; J.Logano 43-52; K.Larson Girls Basketball experienced trainers, Today NC State 34, East Carolina 6 (4), Belarus, def. Victoria Azarenka, Belarus, 53-56; K.Harvick 57-84; K.Larson 85; W.Byron Showcase will take place Sept. 28 DENVER at OAKLAND — BRONCOS: No North Carolina 24, South Carolina 20 and Ashleigh Barty (8), Australia, 7-5, 7-5. 86; J.Logano 87; J.Johnson 88-91; P.Menard Report. RAIDERS: DNP: Gabe Jackson Notre Dame 35, Louisville 17 92; K.Harvick 93-111; R.Blaney 112-130; from noon to 5 p.m. at (knee). LIMITED: DT Corey Liuget (knee), Old Dominion 24, Norfolk St. 21 SATURDAY’S RESULTS K.Harvick 131-160 LB Nicholas Morrow (ankle), WR J.J. Nelson Richmond 38, Jacksonville 19 Women’s Singles Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Pandemonium in Rutherford High School. (ankle). SC State 28, Wofford 13 Championship Laps Led): K.Harvick, 6 times for 118 laps; the Panhandle, a girls There is a $50 regis- HOUSTON at NEW ORLEANS — TEXANS: SE Louisiana 35, Jacksonville St. 14 Bianca Andreescu (15), Canada, def. Serena R.Blaney, 1 time for 19 laps; J.Logano, 2 LIMITED: WR Keke Coutee (ankle), C Greg Southern Miss 38, Alcorn St. 10 Williams (8), United States, 6-3, 7-5. times for 11 laps; K.Larson, 2 times for 5 basketball showcase tration fee. Pre-register Mancz (ankle). FULL: G Zach Fulton (toe), Syracuse 24, Liberty 0 laps; J.Johnson, 1 time for 4 laps; W.Byron, featuring elite skill by email at jonmason1@ T Tytus Howard (fi nger), S Justin Reid Tennessee St. 26, MVSU 20 Mixed Doubles 1 time for 1 lap; P.Menard, 1 time for 1 lap; (shoulder), DE Carlos Watkins (non-football Tennessee Tech 59, Samford 58 Championship R.Chastain, 1 time for 1 lap. development with hotmail.com. injury). SAINTS: DNP: DE Mario Edwards Towson 28, The Citadel 21 Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United States, and Wins: Ky.Busch, 4; D.Hamlin, 4; M.Truex, (hamstring). LIMITED: DT Sheldon Rankins Troy 43, Campbell 14 Jamie Murray, Britain, def. Michael Venus, 4; K.Harvick, 3; B.Keselowski, 3; J.Logano, (achilles), LB Craig Robertson (hamstring). Tulane 42, FIU 14 New Zealand, and Hao-Ching Chan (1), 2; C.Elliott, 2; Ku.Busch, 1; A.Bowman, 1; FULL: LB Alex Anzalone (shoulder), RB Zach UAB 24, Alabama St. 19 Taiwan, 6-2, 6-3. E.Jones, 1. IN BRIEF Line (knee), RB Dwayne Washington (ankle, UCF 62, Florida A&M 0 Top 16 in Points: 1. Ky.Busch, 988; 2. concussion). UT Martin 42, Northwestern St. 20 J.Logano, 971; 3. K.Harvick, 922; 4. D.Hamlin, Wake Forest 38, Utah St. 35 GOLF 911; 5. M.Truex, 872; 6. B.Keselowski, 833; 7. William & Mary 30, Lafayette 17 C.Elliott, 808; 8. Ku.Busch, 801; 9. R.Blaney, PHILADELPHIA Monza came in 2010 Wisconsin 49, South Florida 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL U.S. GOLF ASSOCIATION/ 755; 10. K.Larson, 736; 11. W.Byron, 718; MIDWEST 12. A.Bowman, 712; 13. A.Almirola, 698; Sixers’ Scott gets in fi ght through Fernando Ball St. 57, Fordham 29 ROYAL AND ANCIENT GOLF CLUB WALKER CUP 14. E.Jones, 695; 15. C.Bowyer, 663; 16. with Eagles fans Alonso. THE AP TOP 25 POLL Butler 30, Indiana Wesleyan 27, OT R.Newman, 652. The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press Coastal Carolina 12, Kansas 7 Sunday at Hoylake, England, Royal Liverpool Hamilton hounded Yardage: 7,290; Par: 71 college football poll, with fi rst-place votes in Dayton 42, Indiana St. 35 FORMULA ONE parentheses, records through Sept. 7, total U.S. 15½ , BRITAIN & IRELAND 10½ Philadelphia 76ers Leclerc, especially after Indiana 52, E. Illinois 0 ITALIAN GRAND PRIX points based on 25 points for a fi rst-place Sunday Iowa 30, Rutgers 0 Sunday at Monza Autodrome, Monza, Italy vote through one point for a 25th-place vote, FOURSOMES (ALTERNATE-SHOT) forward Mike Scott was pitting at the end of lap 19 Kansas St. 52, Bowling Green 0 Lap length: 5.00 kilometres and last week’s ranking: United States 2½ , Great Britain & Ireland 1½ Kent St. 26, Kennesaw St. 23, OT (Start position in parentheses) involved in a fight with and emerging on medium RECORD PTS. LW Brandon Wu and Alex Smalley, U.S., def. Alex Miami (Ohio) 48, Tennessee Tech 17 1. (1) Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 53 1. Clemson (56) 2-0 1,544 1 Fitzpatrick and Conor Purcell, B&I, 2 and 1 Eagles fans while tailgat- tires. Leclerc pitted a lap Michigan 24, Army 21, 2OT laps, 1:23.722, 25 points. 2. Alabama (6) 2-0 1,489 2 Andy Ogletree and John Augenstein, U.S., vs. Michigan St. 51, W. Michigan 17 2. (3) Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Mercedes, 53, ing outside the stadium later and although he 3. Georgia 2-0 1,385 3 Euan Walker and Sandy Scott, B&I, halved Missouri 38, West Virginia 7 +00.835 seconds, 18. 4. Louisiana State 2-0 1,336 6 Stewart Hagestad and Akshay Bhatia, U.S., after he wore a Redskins managed to come out in N. Dakota St. 38, North Dakota 7 3. (2) Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, 5. Oklahoma 2-0 1,315 4 def. Harry Hall and Conor Gough, B&I, 3 N. Iowa 34, S. Utah 14 Mercedes, 53, +35.199, 16. jersey and hat to the front of Hamilton, he was 6. Ohio State 2-0 1,291 5 and 2 Ohio St. 42, Cincinnati 0 4. (5) Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Renault, 53, 7. Notre Dame 1-0 1,072 8 Tom Sloman and Thomas Plumb, B&I, def. party. on hard tires. Purdue 42, Vanderbilt 24 +45.515, 12. 8. Auburn 2-0 1,056 10 Cole Hammer and Steven Fisk, U.S., 5 and 3 S. Dakota St. 38, LIU 3 5. (6) Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Renault, 9. Florida 2-0 997 11 Scott didn’t appear to Shortly afterward, Truman St. 10, Drake 7 53, +58.165, 10. 10. Michigan 2-0 936 7 SINGLES UAB 31, Akron 20 6. (8) Alexander Albon, Thailand, Red Bull get injured in the video of Hamilton almost got 11. Utah 2-0 905 13 United States 8, Great Britain & Ireland 2 Wisconsin 61, Cent. Michigan 0 Racing Honda, 53, +59.315, 8. 12. Texas 1-1 877 9 Isaiah Salinda, U.S., def. Alex Fitzpatrick, the fight. He stuck around past but Leclerc held him Youngstown St. 54, Howard 28 7. (18) Sergio Perez, Mexico, Racing Point 13. Penn State 2-0 781 15 B&I, 2 up SOUTHWEST BWT Mercedes, 53, +1:13.802, 6. and took selfies, accord- off in a move that ended 14. Wisconsin 2-0 714 17 John Pak, U.S., def. Euan Walker, B&I, 2 and 1 Abilene Christian 66, Arizona Christian 14 8. (19) Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red 15. Oregon 1-1 677 16 Sandy Scott, B&I, def. Brandon Wu, U.S., ing to posts by other fans. with the Mercedes on the Baylor 63, UTSA 14 Bull Racing Honda, 53, +1:14.492, 4. 16. Texas A&M 1-1 643 12 4 and 3 Houston 37, Prairie View 17 9. (10) Antonio Giovinazzi, Italy, Alfa Romeo Scott has become a grass. Leclerc was given 17. Central Florida 2-0 544 18 Alex Smalley, U.S., def. Caolan Rafferty, B&I, Houston Baptist 58, Texas Wesleyan 13 Racing Ferrari, 53, +1:21.956, 2. 18. Michigan State 2-0 495 19 2 and 1 popular player in the city a black and white warn- Incarnate Word 63, Texas Southern 44 10. (16) Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren 19. Iowa 2-0 473 20 Stewart Hagestad, U.S., def. Harry Hall, B&I, LSU 45, Texas 38 Renault, 52, +1 lap, 1. 20. Washington State 2-0 343 22 5 and 3 for responding to invita- ing flag for that but no Lamar 23, MVSU 20, OT 11. (17) Pierre Gasly, France, Scuderia Toro 21. Maryland 2-0 207 — Andy Ogletree, U.S., def. Conor Gough, B&I, Oklahoma 70, South Dakota 14 Rosso Honda, 52, +1 lap. tions on social media and penalty. 22. Boise State 2-0 164 24 2 and 1 Oklahoma St. 56, McNeese St. 14 12. (9) Lance Stroll, Canada, Racing Point 23. Washington 1-1 161 14 John Augenstein, U.S., def. Thomas Plumb, showing up to hang out SMU 49, North Texas 27 BWT Mercedes, 52, +1 lap. 24. Southern California 2-0 137 — B&I, 4 and 3 Sam Houston St. 77, Okla. Panhandle St. 0 13. (4) Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Ferrari, with fans. He dropped in HOYLAKE, ENGLAND 25. Virginia 2-0 122 — Akshay Bhatia, U.S., def. James Sugrue, B&I, Tarleton St. 37, Stephen F. Austin 26 52, +1 lap. Others receiving votes: Iowa St. 96, 4 and 2 at a wedding reception Americans roar back Texas Tech 38, UTEP 3 14. (14) George Russell, Great Britain, California 95, Mississippi St. 73, Texas Cole Hammer, U.S., def. Conor Purcell, B&I, Wyoming 23, Texas St. 14 Williams Mercedes, 52, +1 lap. earlier in the summer. to capture Walker Cup Christian 66, North Carolina 48, Army 42, 6 and 5 FAR WEST 15. (20) Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Alfa Romeo Colorado 21, Oklahoma St. 20, Memphis 12, Tom Sloman, B&I, def. Steven Fisk, U.S., 2 up Arkansas St. 43, UNLV 17 Racing Ferrari, 52, +1 lap. Arizona St. 4, Boston College 2, Kentucky 2, Colorado 34, Nebraska 31, OT 16. (13) Romain Grosjean, France, Haas MONZA, ITALY Appalachian St. 2, Syracuse 2, Minnesota 1. Saturday’s Results Cole Hammer had the Colorado St. 38, W. Illinois 13 Ferrari, 52, +1 lap. E. Washington 59, Lindenwood (Mo.) 31 FOURSOMES Leclerc ends Ferrari’s shortest match and the Britain & Ireland 2, United States 2 17. (15) Robert Kubica, Poland, Williams AMWAY COACHES TOP 25 POLL San Diego St. 23, UCLA 14 Mercedes, 51, +2 laps. The Amway Top 25 football poll, with fi rst- Alex Fitzpatrick and Conor Purcell, B&I, def. drought in Italian GP Americans made quick UC Davis 38, San Diego 35 18. (11) Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas place votes in parentheses, records through John Augenstein and Andy Ogletree, U.S., Washington St. 59, N. Colorado 17 Ferrari, did not fi nish, 43. work of Great Britain Sept. 7, total points based on 25 points for 2 and 1. Portland St. 70, Simon Fraser 7 19. (12) Daniil Kvyat, Russia, Scuderia Toro fi rst place through one point for 25th, and John Pak and Isaiah Salinda, U.S., def. Sandy Charles Leclerc ended & Ireland to win eight Oregon 77, Nevada 6 Rosso Honda, did not fi nish, 29. last week’s ranking: Utah St. 62, Stony Brook 7 Scott and Euan Walker, B&I, 2 and 1. Ferrari’s nine-year wait of 10 singles matches Harry Hall and Conor Gough, B&I, def. 20. (7) Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, McLaren RECORD PTS. LW Montana St. 38, SE Missouri 17 Renault, did not fi nish, 27. for victory at its home Sunday as they rallied for 1. Clemson (60) 2-0 1,572 1 Weber St. 41, Cal Poly 24 Stewart Hagestad and Akshay, U.S., 2 and 1. 2. Alabama (3) 2-0 1,513 2 Idaho 45, Cent. Washington 31 Brandon Wu and Alex Smalley, U.S., def. circuit as he held off the a 15½-10½ victory in the 3. Georgia 2-0 1,415 3 Montana 61, North Alabama 17 Thomas Sloman and Thomas Plumb, B&I, PRO BASKETBALL Mercedes duo to win For- Walker Cup. 4. Oklahoma 2-0 1,362 4 Southern California 45, Stanford 20 2 and 1. 5. Lousiana State 2-0 1,314 6 Tulsa 34, San Jose St. 18 mula One’s Italian Grand GB&I had a 7-5 lead 6. Ohio State 2-0 1,309 5 Minnesota 38, Fresno St. 35, 2OT SINGLES WNBA 7. Notre Dame 1-0 1,118 8 California 20, Washington 19 Britain & Ireland 5, United States 3 All times Eastern Prix on Sunday. going into the final day 8. Florida 2-0 1,064 10 Arizona 65, N. Arizona 41 Alex Fitzpatrick, B&I, def. Cole Hammer, EASTERN CONFERENCE W L PCT. GB The 21-year-old at Royal Liverpool. The 9. Auburn 2-0 993 13 Hawaii 31, Oregon St. 28 U.S., 2 holes. x-Washington 26 8 .765 — 10. Michigan 2-0 945 7 Euan Walker, B&I, def. Steven Fisk, U.S., 2 x-Connecticut 23 11 .676 3 Leclerc secured his Americans closed within 11. Penn State 2-0 868 14 holes. x-Chicago 20 14 .588 6 second successive F1 race one point after winning 12. Utah 2-0 839 15 ODDS Sandy Scott, B&I, def. Andy Ogletree, U.S., Indiana 13 21 .382 13 13. Texas 1-1 823 9 1 holes. New York 10 24 .294 16 win in the process. two foursomes matches 14. Wisconsin 2-0 739 16 John Augenstein, U.S., def. Conor Purcell, Atlanta 8 26 .235 18 15. Texas A&M 1-1 668 11 PREGAME.COM LINE B&I, 2 and 1. Leclerc, who started and tying another in the 16. Central Florida 2-0 584 17 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL John Pak, U.S., def. James Sugrue, B&I, 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE W L PCT. GB from pole position, was morning. It was no con- 17. Oregon 1-1 568 18 Today hole. x-Los Angeles 22 12 .647 — 18. Iowa 2-0 496 19 National League Conor Gough, B&I, def. Isaiah Salinda U.S., x-Las Vegas 21 13 .618 1 roared on by the pas- test in the afternoon, 19. Michigan State 2-0 446 20 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE 2 holes. x-Minnesota 18 16 .529 4 Chicago -131 at San Diego +121 20. Washington State 2-0 418 21 Caolan Rafferty, B&I, def. Alex Smalley, U.S., x-Seattle 18 16 .529 4 sionate Ferrari tifosi as from Hammer’s 6-and-5 at Philadelphia -131 Atlanta +121 21. Washington 1-1 314 12 2 and 1. x-Phoenix 15 19 .441 7 Milwaukee -161 at Miami +151 he crossed the line 0.8 victory over Conor Purcell 22. Boise State 2-0 214 24 Brandon Wu, U.S., def. Tom Sloman, B&I, Dallas 10 24 .294 12 at New York -207 Arizona +187 23. Mississippi State 2-0 134 — 4 and 2. x-clinched playoff spot seconds ahead of Valt- to U.S. Amateur champion at San Francisco -153 Pittsburgh +143 24. Southern California 2-0 120 — teri Bottas and 35.1 ahead Andy Ogletree’s 2-and-1 25. Maryland 2-0 109 — American League EUROPEAN TOUR Sunday’s Games New York -113 at Boston +103 Others receiving votes: Virginia 64; Kentucky PORSCHE EUROPEAN OPEN Washington 100, Chicago 86 at Houston -159 Oakland +149 of championship leader victory over Conor Gough. 62; California 51; Iowa State 48; Memphis Sunday’s leaders at Green Eagle Golf Course, Seattle 78, Dallas 64 Lewis Hamilton. Cleveland -159 at Los Angeles +149 Ferrari’s last win at The Associated Press * ** The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 C5

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RIGHTS AS A PAR- You are hereby notified tion date. will meet to shortlist ap- firms must submit a 24534 FOREST SHORES, 24544 ENT TO THE CHILD that an action to quiet plicants for interview on Statement of Qualifica- IN THE CIRCUIT ACCORDING TO MAP LEGAL NOTICE: OR CHILDREN title on the following To be eligible for con- Monday, September tion, and if shortlisted, COURT OF THE FOUR- OR PLAT THEREOF NAMED IN THIS NO- parcel of real property sideration, all inter- 16, 2019 at 9:00 A.M. in commit to participate in TEENTH JUDICIAL AS RECORDED IN Dr. Gregory Morrow, an TICE. located in Bay County, ested firms must, at the the RLA Conference an interview with the CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PLAT BOOK 12, PAGE Obstetrician-Gynecologist Florida, described as time of submission, be Room. Selection Committee. BAY COUNTY, FLOR- 21 OF THE PUBLIC and, has left Coastal If you are a person follows: authorized to do busi- IDA CIVIL ACTION RECORDS OF BAY OBGYN effective Sep- with a disability who ness in the State of Selection Committee Required components CASE NO.: COUNTY, FLORIDA. tember 30, 2019. Un- needs any accommo- Condominium Unit Florida; hold a Florida will interview shortlisted of service for assigned 03-2019-CA-000791 less otherwise re- dation in order to par- E-1012, Sunbird, a General Contractor Li- applicants on Wednes- projects will include the DIVISION A/K/A 1215 TAMMY quested, all patient ticipate in this pro- condominium accord- cense; provide proof of day, September 18, following: LN, PANAMA CITY, FL medical records will re- ceeding, you are enti- ing to the Declaration insurance coverage 2019, beginning at U.S. BANK NATIONAL 32404 main at Sacred Heart tled, at no cost to you, of Condominium (minimum $1 million for 12:00 p.m. Collaboration with ASSOCIATION, AS Medical Group Bay lo- to the provision of thereof recorded in single projects and $2 School Principal and TRUSTEE FOR GSAA Any person claiming an cated at 4121 W Hwy certain assistance. Official Records Book million aggregate); Rising Leader Board Facilities Director HOME EQUITY TRUST interest in the surplus 98. Patients wishing to Please contact the 994, Page 1053 of the demonstrate a capacity approval of the Selec- Options Analysis, value 2006-12,from the sale, if any, transfer their records to ADA Coordinator by public records of Bay to provide required tion Committee selec- engineering, cost esti- ASSET-BACKED CER- other than the property another physician mail at P. 0. Box 1089, County, Florida. Performance, Labor, tion will be on Wednes- mating, scheduling TIFICATES, SERIES owner as of the date of should call the office at Panama City, FL and Material Bonds; day, September 18, Preparation of a Guar- 2006-12, the Lis Pendens must (850) 914-7060. 32402 or by phone at has been filed against demonstrate appropri- 2019, immediately fol- anteed Maximum Price Plaintiff, file a claim before the Pub: September 9, 16, 24320 (850) 747-5338 at you and you are re- ate financial strength; lowing Selection Com- Providing a Perfor- Clerk reports the sur- 23, 30, 2019 IN THE CIRCUIT least seven (7) days quired to serve a copy and have an accepta- mittee interviews. mance, Labor and Ma- vs. plus as unclaimed. 24546 COURT, JUVENILE DI- before your sched- of your written de- ble history regarding lit- Pub: August 26, Sep- terials Bond Dated in Bay County, LEGAL NOTICE: VISION, FOR THE uled court appear- fenses, if any, to it on igation and defaults. In tember 2, 9, 2019 Construction manage- TERRIKA BROWN Florida this 3rd day of FOURTEENTH JUDI- ance, or immediately Brian D. Hess, attorney addition, firms must ment and site supervi- A/K/A TERRIKA F. September, 2019. CIAL CIRCUIT, BAY upon receiving this for Plaintiff, whose ad submit a Statement of sion BROWN A/K/A Dr. Rickey Leff, an COUNTY, STATE OF notification if the time ress is Post Office Box Qualification, and if Reporting and docu- TERRIKA FLOWERS Bill Kinsaul, Clerk of the Obstetrician-Gynecologist FLORIDA before the scheduled 9454, Panama City shortlisted, commit to mentation of A/K/A TERRIKA ALECIE Circuit Court Bay and, has left Coastal CASE NO.: appearance is less Beach, Florida 32417. participate in an inter- subcontractor’s li- BARTE VIA FLOWERS County, Florida OBGYN effective Sep- 2018-DP-0187 than seven (7) days. If 30 Days from 1st Publi- view with the Selection censes and costs with A/K/A TERRJKA tember 30, 2019. Un- you are hearing im- cation, and file the orig- Committee. 24438 each pay application ALECIE FLOWERS, et By: Jennifer Estrada less otherwise re- IN THE INTEREST OF: paired, please call inal with the Clerk of INVITATION TO BID Warranty management al, Deputy Clerk quested, all patient B.D.R.DOB: 10/22/2003 711. this Court before serv- Required components Rising Leaders Firm selected must Defendant(s). medical records will re- E.L.R.DOB: 1/25/2005 ice on Plainitff or imme- of service for assigned Academy, Inc. have the manpower to Albertelli Law main at Sacred Heart MINOR CHILD WITNESS my hand as diately thereafter. If you projects will include the mobilize quickly and NOTICE OF SALE Attorney for Plaintiff Medical Group Bay lo- Clerk of said Court and fail to do so, a default following: Facility Lighting Re- complete awarded PURSUANT TO P.O. Box 23028 cated at 4121 W Hwy NOTICE OF ACTION the Seal thereof, this 31 will be entered against placement - Hurricane project on an acceler- CHAPTER 45 Tampa, FL 33623 98. Patients wishing to (TERMINATION OF day of July you for the relief de- Collaboration with Michael BID# 2019-02 ated (813) 221-4743 transfer their records to PARENTAL RIGHTS) 2019 manded in the Com- School Principal and NOTICE IS HEREBY (813) 221-9171 facsim- another physician plaint. Facilities Director The Rising Leaders Applications should GIVEN Pursuant to a ile should call the office at TO: ASHLEY DAWN BILL KINSAUL, as Options Analysis, value Academy Board of Di- submit five 7 copies of Final Judgment of eService: servealaw@ (850) 914-7060. CHRISTIAN a.k.a. Clerk of Court Witness my hand and engineering, cost esti- rectors is seeking the Statement of Quali- Foreclosure dated Sep- albertellilaw.com Pub: September 9, 16, ASHLEY DAWN NEL- seal of the Court onthis mating, scheduling sealed bids from qualifications by 9:00 A.M. tember 3, 2019, and 23, 30, 2019 SON ADDRESS UN- By: Sharon Ford 7 day of August, 2019. Preparation of a Guar- fied General or Electri- on Friday, September entered in Case No. If you are a person with 24552 KNOWN As Deputy Clerk anteed Maximum Price cal contractors to pro- 13th, 2019. Send or 03-2019-CA-000791 of a disability who needs CITY OF PANAMA Pub: August 19, 26, Clerk of the Court Providing a Perfor- vide labor, materials, personally deliver sub- the Circuit Court of the any accommodation in CITY BEACH YOU ARE HEREBY September 2, 9, 2019 mance, Labor and Ma- supplies, services, etc. mittals to the following Fourteenth Judicial Cir- order to participate in EXAMINING BOARD NOTIFIED that the By: Trezia Horne terials Bond for replacement of the address: cuit in and for Bay this proceeding, you 24358 AGENDA State of Florida, Guard- Deputy Clerk Construction manage- Rising Leaders Acad- County, Florida in are entitled, at no cost In The Circuit Court, ian ad Litem Program, Pub: August 19, 26, ment and site supervi- emy overhead lighting Rising Leaders Acad- which U.S. Bank Na- to you, to the provision MEETING DATE Fourteenth Judicial Cir- : has filed a Petition to September 2, 9, 2019 sion damaged by Hurricane emy tional Association, As of certain assistance. Monday September 16, terminate your parental cuit In and For Bay Reporting and docu- Michael. The Board is Attn: Amber Perryman Trustee For Gsaa Please contact the ADA 24436 2019 rights and permanently County, Florida mentation of seeking prices for com- 1527 Lincoln Avenue Home Equity Trust Coordinator by mail at Case No.:19-2038-CA INVITATION TO BID MEETING TIME: commit the following subcontractor’s li- plete replacement of all Panama City, FL 32405 2006-12, Asset-backed P. 0. Box 1089, Pan- Rising Leaders 3:00 P.M. children for adoption: censes and costs with facility lighting. Certificates, Series ama City, FL 32402 or MEETING PLACE: James Thomas Academy, Inc. B.D.R., born on Octo- each pay application Bid MUST have the 2006-12, is the Plaintiff by phone at (850) City of Panama City ber 22, 2003, and Mallinson, Sr. as Warranty management As authorized by Flor- respondent’s name and and Terrika Brown 747-5338 at least seven guardian of the prop- Facility Roof Beach City Hall Annex E.L.R., born on January Firm selected must ida Statute 287.055, the mailing address clearly a/k/a Terrika F. Brown (7) days before your 110 S. Arnold Road 25, 2005. A copy of the erty of Naomi Mallinson Repairs/Replacement - have the manpower to selected firm will estab- shown on the outside a/k/a Terrika Flowers scheduled court ap- Plaintiff, Hurricane Michael Petition is on file with mobilize quickly and lish a preconstruction of the envelope or a/k/a Terrika Alecie pearance, or immedi- ITEM NO. 1 Approve BID# 2019-01 . the Clerk of the Court. complete awarded services agreement, package when submit- Bartevia Flowers a/k/a ately upon receiving minutes from Examin- vs. You are hereby com- project on an acceler- then a guaranteed ted. Terrika Alecie Flowers; this notification if the ing Board meeting of The Rising Leaders manded to appear on ated maximum price, with Derrick Brown; The time before the sched- July 15, 2019 6th day of November, Dorothy Swisher if liv- Academy Board of Di- an established comple- Selection Committee Bank of New York Mel- uled appearance is less ing and if dead, the un- rectors is seeking 2019, at 8:30 a.m., Applications should tion date. will meet to shortlist ap- lon F/K/A The Bank of than seven (7)days. If ITEM NO. 2. Request known spouse, heirs, sealed bids from quali- C.T., before the Hon- submit five 7 copies of plicants for interview on New York as Successor you are hearing im- for Competency Card devisees, grantees, as- fied General or Roofing orable Judge Brantley the Statement of Quali- To be eligible for con- Monday, September Indenture Trustee to paired, please call 711. (Plumbing) - Gregory signees, lienors, credi- contractors to provide S. Clark, Jr., Juvenile fications by 9:00 A.M. sideration, all inter- 16, 2019 at 9:00 A.M. in JPMorgan Chase Bank, Pub: Sept. 9, 16, 2019 Reeves Patin, dba Division, at the Bay tors, trustees and all labor, materials, sup- on Friday, September ested firms must, at the the RLA Conference National Association for 24542 Hometown Contrac- County Courthouse, other parties claiming plies, services, etc. for 13th, 2019. Send or time of submission, be Room. CWHEQ Revolving LEGAL NOTICE: tors, Inc. 300 E. 4th Street, Pan- interest by through un- complete repair to the personally deliver sub- authorized to do busi- Home Equity Loan der or against Dorothy Rising Leaders Acad- ama City, Florida mittals to the following ness in the State of Selection Committee Trust, Series 2006-F All interested persons 32401, for an ADVI- Swisher emy roof/s that were address: Florida; hold a Florida will interview shortlisted are defendants, the Dr. Deborah Edge- Defendants. damaged by Hurricane worth, an Obstetrician- are invited to attend SORY HEARING. General Contractor or applicants on Wednes- Bay County Clerk of and to present informa- Michael. The Board is Rising Leaders Acad- Electrical License; pro- day, September 18, the Circuit Court will Gynecologist and, has Notice of Action tion for the Board’s FAILURE TO PER- seeking prices for com- emy vide proof of insurance 2019, beginning at sell to the highest and left Coastal OBGYN ef- plete repair of roof/s, fective September 30, consideration. Further SONALLY APPEAR AT Attn: Amber Perryman coverage (minimum $1 12:00 p.m. best bidder for cash information may be ob- THIS ADVISORY To: Dorothy Swisher if which should include 1527 Lincoln Avenue million for single proj- in/on2019. Unless otherwise living and if dead, the elastomeric membrane requested, all patient tained from the Build- HEARING CONSTI- Panama City, FL 32405 ects and $2 million ag- Rising Leader Board www.bay.realforeclose.c ing Department at 233- TUTES CONSENT TO unknown spouse, heirs, coating on outer, metal gregate); demonstrate approval of the Selec- om, Bay County, Flor- medical records will re- devisees, grantees, as- facility roof. main at Sacred Heart 5054, extension 2304 THE TERMINATION Bid MUST have the a capacity to provide tion Committee selec- ida at 11:00AM CST, Courtney Weed. OF PARENTAL signees, lienors, credi- respondent’s name and required Performance, tion will be on Wednes- 12:00PM EST on the Medical Group Bay lo- RIGHTS OF THIS tors, trustees and all As authorized by Flor- mailing address clearly Labor, and Material day, September 18, 18th day of October, cated at 4121 W Hwy other parties claiming ida Statute 287.055, the 98. Patients wishing to Anyone not appearing CHILD (OR CHIL- shown on the outside Bonds; demonstrate 2019, immediately fol- 2019, the following de- in person may submit DREN). IF YOU FAIL interest by through un- selected firm will estab- of the envelope or appropriate financial lowing Selection Com- scribed property as set transfer their records to der or against Dorothy lish a preconstruction another physician written comments to TO APPEAR ON THE package when submit- strength; and have an mittee interviews. forth in said Final Judg- the Building Depart- DATE AND TIME Swisher And To All services agreement, ted. acceptable history re- Pub: August 26, Sep- ment of Foreclosure: should call the office at Others Whom It May then a guaranteed (850) 914-7060. ment at 116 S. Arnold SPECIFIED, YOU MAY garding litigation and tember 2, 9, 2019 Road, Panama City LOSE ALL LEGAL Concern: maximum price, with Selection Committee defaults. In addition, LOT 24, BLOCK A, Pub: September 9, 16, an established comple- 23, 30, 2019 Beach, Florida 32413, ✳ ✳ ✳ CLASSIFIEDS The News Herald | Monday, September 9, 2019 C7

any time prior to the THE NORTHEAST ONDS WEST FOR year. The advertise- You must keep the DATE OF SERVICE OF dress of which is Bay 25047 interest in the surplus stated meeting time. All CORNER OF SECTION 30.00 FEET; THENCE ment must be pub- Clerk of the Circuit A COPY OF THIS NO- County Courthouse, IN THE CIRCUIT from the sale, if any, comments received will 17, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH 01 DEGREE 40 lished at least 10 calen- Court’s office notified TICE ON THEM. 300 E. 4th Street, Pan- COURT OF THE FOUR- other than the property be considered before SOUTH, RANGE 13 MINUTES 31 SEC- dar days prior to the of your current ad- ama City, FL 32401. TEENTH JUDICIAL owner as of the date of final action is taken. If a WEST, BAY COUNTY, ONDS EAST FOR date of sale, in a news- dress. (You may file All other creditors of The names and ad- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR the lis pendens must person decides to ap- FLORIDA. THENCE 170.19 FEET TO THE paper of general cir- Notice of Current Ad- the decedent and other dresses of the Personal BAY COUNTY, FLOR- file a claim before the peal a decision of the NORTH 87 DEGREES POINT OF BEGINN- culation in the county dress, Florida Su- persons having claims Representative and the IDA clerk reports the sur- Examining Board, a 51 MINUTES 55 SEC- ING. in which the sale is to preme Court Ap- or demands against Personal Representativ CASE NO. plus as unclaimed. record of the proceed- ONDS WEST ALONG be held. The 10 calen- proved Family Law decedent’s estate must e’s attorney are set 03-2019-CA-001429 ings will be needed. THE NORTH LINE OF All interested persons dar days do not include Form 12.915.) Future file their claims with this forth below. Dated this 4th day of Such person will need SAID SECTION 17 FOR are invited to attend the the date of the adver- papers in this lawsuit court WITHIN 3 REGIONS BANK D/B/A September, 2019. to ensure that a verba- 3266.20 FEET; hearing and to present tisement nor the date of will be mailed to the MONTHS AFTER THE All creditors of the de- REGIONS MORTGAGE tim record of the pro- THENCE SOUTH 00 verbal or written state- the sale address on record at DATE OF THE FIRST cedent and other per- Bill Kinsaul ceedings is made, DEGREES 46 MIN- ments. Any person Pub: Sept. 9, 2019 the clerk’s office. PUBLICATION OF sons having claims or Plaintiff, Clerk of the Circuit which includes the tes- UTES 32 SECONDS wishing to appeal any THIS NOTICE. demands against Court 24937 timony and evidence EAST FOR 687.00 decision made by the WARNING: decedent’s estate on V. upon which the appeal FEET; THENCE Board of County Com- IN THE CIRCUIT Rule 12.285, Florida ALL CLAIMS NOT whom a copy of this By: Jennifer Estrada is to be based. SOUTH 05 DEGREES missioners at this meet- COURT OF THE FOUR- Family Law Rules of FILED WITHIN THE Notice is required to be THE UNKNOWN Deputy Clerk 40 MINUTES 51 SEC- ing will need a record TEENTH JUDICIAL Procedure, requires TIME PERIODS SET served must file their HEIRS, GRANTEES, Any person requiring a ONDS EAST FOR of the proceedings. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR certain automatic dis- FORTH IN SECTION claims with this Court DEVISEES, LIENORS, If you are a person special accommoda- 605.16 FEET; THENCE For that purpose, such BAY COUNTY, FLOR- closure of documents 733.702 OF THE FLOR- ON OR BEFORE THE TRUSTEES, AND with a disability who tion at this meeting be- SOUTH 88 DEGREES person may need to IDA and information. Fail- IDA PROBATE CODE LATER OF 3 MONTHS CREDITORS OF KATH- needs any accommo- Case No.: 18-1713-DR cause of a disability or 05 MINUTES 43 SEC- ensure that a verbatim ure to comply can re- WILL BE FOREVER AFTER THE TIME OF RYN L. MASTERSON dation in order to par- Division: physical impairment ONDS EAST FOR record of the proceed- sult in sanctions, in- BARRED. THE FIRST PUBLICA- A/KJA KATHRYN LOU- ticipate in this pro- should contact Mary 504.25 FEET TO THE ings is made, which cluding dismissal or TION OF THIS NO- ISE MASTERS ON ceeding, you are enti- Jan Bossert, the Pan- POINT OF BEGINN- record includes the tes- CONSTANCIO ROJAS striking of pleadings. NOTWITHSTANDING TICE OR 30 DAYS AF- F/K/A KATHRYN L. tled, at no cost to you, ama City Beach Clerk, ING. THENCE CON- timony and evidence HERNANDEZ THE TIME PERIODS TER THE DATE OF WISHUM, DECEASED; to the provision of at City Hall, 110 S. Ar- TINUE SOUTH 88 DE- upon which the appeal Petitioner Dated: August 21, 2019 SET FORTH ABOVE, SERVICE OF A COPY CHRISTOPHER GENE certain assistance. nold Road, Panama GREES 05 MINUTES is to be based. In ac- ANY CLAIM FILED OF THIS NOTICE ON WISHUM A/K/A C. Please contact the City Beach, Florida 43 SECONDS EAST cordance with the and Bill Kinsaul TWO (2) YEARS OR THEM. GENE WISHUM, AS ADA Coordinator by 32413 or by phone at FOR 30.00 FEET; Americans with Disabil- Clerk of Circuit Court MORE AFTER THE PERSONAL REPRE- mail at P. 0. Box 1089, (850) 233-5100. If you THENCE SOUTH 01 ities Act, persons need- JULIE ALVAREZ DECEDENT’S DATE OF All other creditors of SENTATIVE OF THE Panama City, FL are hearing impaired DEGREE 40 MINUTES ing a special accom- Respondent. Joe Heir DEATH IS BARRED. the decedent and other ESTATE OF KATHRYN 32402 or by phone at and you possess TDD 31 SECONDS WEST modation or an inter- Deputy Clerk persons having claims L. MASTERSON A/KJA (850) 747-5338 at AMENDED NOTICE equipment, you may FOR 1409.07 FEET; preter to participate in Pub: August 26, Sep- The date of first publi- or demands against KATHRYN LOUISE least seven (7) days OF ACTION FOR contact the City Clerk THENCE NORTH 88 this proceeding should tember 2, 9, 16, 2019 cation of this notice is decedent’s estate must MASTERSON F/K/A before your sched- DISSOLUTION OF using the Florida Dual DEGREES 23 MIN- contact the County’s September 2, 2019 file their claims with this KATHRYN L. WISHUM; uled court appear- MARRIAGE Party Relay system UTES 36 SECONDS Administrative Office at Court WITHIN 3 CHRISTOPHER GENE ance, or immediately (NO CHILD OR which can be reached WEST FOR 30.00 (850) 248-8140 at least Attorney for Personal MONTHS AFTER THE WISHUM AJKJA C. upon receiving this FINANCIAL 24993 at (800) 955-8771 FEET; THENCE 48 hours prior to the Representative DATE OF THE FIRST GENE WISHUM; DAN- notification if the time SUPPORT) IN THE CIRCUIT (TDD). NORTH 01 DEGREE 40 date of the hearing. COURT FOR THE Garth D. Bonney, Esq. PUBLICATION OF IEL VAN JACOB WIS before the scheduled Pub: Sept. 9, 2019 MINUTES 31 SEC- FOURTEENTH JUDI- BONNEY & ASSOCI- THIS NOTICE. HUM A/KJA DANIEL V. appearance is less ONDS EAST FOR BOARD OF COUNTY TO: Julie Alvarez ATES, P.A. WISHUM A/K/A DANIEL than seven (7) days. If 24568 CIAL CIRCUIT 1409.23 FEET TO THE COMMISSIONERS Last Known Address: Florida Bar No. ALL CLAIMS NOT WISHUM; UNKNOWN you are hearing im- NOTICE OF PUBLIC IN AND FOR BAY POINT OF BEGINN- BAY COUNTY, FLOR- 113 Circle Drive 0011498 FILED WITHIN THE TENANT 1; UNKNOWN paired, please call HEARING COUNTY, STATE OF ING. IDA Jacksonville, FL 32413 P.O. Box 737 TIME PERIODS SET TENANT 2; SLM PRI- 711 or email RIGHT OF WAY FLORIDA Panama City, Florida FORTH IN FLORIDA VATE EDUCATION [email protected] ABANDONMENT PROBATE DIVISION DESCRIPTION OF BY: BILL KINSAUL YOU ARE NOTIFIED 32402 STATUTES SECTION LOAN TRUST 2013-B courts.org. PORTIONS OF CASE NO: 19-800-CP PROPOSED RIGHT CLERK OF THE CIR- that an action for disso- Tel: (850) 215-6840 733.702 WILL BE Pub:Sept. 9, 16, 2019 SABDCO OF WAY ABANDON- CUIT COURT lution of marriage has Fax: (850) 215-6841 FOREVER BARRED. Defendants. RIGHTS-OF-WAY IN RE: ESTATE OF 25057 MENT PARCEL Pub: Sept. 9, 2019 been filed against you LYING IN SECTION JAKE THOMAS BUSH NOTICE OF 2: COMMENCE AT and that you are re- Personal Representa- NOTWITHSTANDING NOTICE OF SALE 17, TOWNSHIP 3 24576 Deceased. PUBLIC SALE: THE NORTHEAST quired to serve a copy tives: THE TIME PERIOD Notice is hereby given SOUTH, RANGE 13 NOTICE OF CORNER OF SECTION of your written de- Dean T. Bush SET FORTH ABOVE, that, pursuant to the Fi- WEST, BAY COUNTY, PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE TO 17, TOWNSHIP 3 fenses, if any, to it on 1865 79th St. Cause- ANY CLAIM FILED nal Judgment of Fore- C & S TOWING gives FLORIDA CREDITORS SOUTH, RANGE 13 CONSTANCIO ROJAS way TWO (2) YEARS OR closure entered on Notice of Foreclosure On September 21, HERNANDEZ, whose of Lien and intent to WEST, BAY COUNTY, The administration of Miami Beach, FL 33141 MORE AFTER THE September 03, 2019, in NOTICE IS HEREBY FLORIDA. THENCE 2019 at 9:00 AM an address is 911 N. Pub: Sept. 2, 9. 2019 DECEDENT’S DATE this cause, in the Cir- sell these vehicles on the Estate of Jake September 21, 2019, GIVEN by the Board of NORTH 87 DEGREES auction will take place CHURCH AVE. PAN- OF DEATH IS cuit Court of Bay Thomas Bush, de- 09:00 am County Commissioners 51 MINUTES 55 SEC- at 4003 West 19th AMA CITY FL 32401 on BARRED. County, Florida, the at 2462 of Bay County, Florida, Street Panama City or before SEPTEMBER ceased, whose date of Gannon Cir, Panama ONDS WEST ALONG death was April 11, clerk shall sell the that a public hearing THE NORTH LINE OF Florida,324015 The ve- 19, 2019, and file the The date of first publi- property situated in City FL. 32405, pursu- will be held at the re- hicles which will be original with the clerk of 2019, is pending in the ant to subsection SAID SECTION 17 FOR 25003 cation of this Notice is Bay County, Florida, quest of Hand Arendall auctioned include: this Court at 300 E. 4th Circuit Court for Bay 713.78 of the Florida 3266.20 FEET; IN THE CIRCUIT September 2, 2019. described as: Harrison Sale LLC at Street, Panama City, FL County, Florida, Pro- Statutes. C & S TOW- THENCE SOUTH 00 COURT, FOURTEENTH 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 1D8GP25B86B587658 32401, before service bate Division, the ad- ING reserves the right DEGREES 46 MIN- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF JELKS & WHITE, P.A. LOT 11, BLOCK C, October 1, 2019 at the 2006 DODG on Petitioner or imme- dress of which is 300 to accept or reject any UTES 32 SECONDS THE STATE OF FLOR- SILVER SANDS UNIT Bay County Govern- 1GTEC14W42Z179238 diately thereafter. If East 4th Street, Pan- and/or all bids. EAST FOR 687.00 IDA, IN AND FOR BAY DONNA M. MONTE, ONE, A SUBDIVISION ment Center, located at 2002 GMC you fail to do so, a de- ama City, Florida FEET; THENCE COUNTY Personal Representa- ACCORDING TO THE 840 W. 11th St., Pan- 4T1BF18BXWU279795 fault may be entered 32401. The name of 1G1JC524XV7217135 SOUTH 05 DEGREES Probate Division tive PLAT THEREOF AS ama City, Florida, for 1998TOYT against you for the re- the personal represent- 1997 Chevy Cavalier 40 MINUTES 51 SEC- Case Number: 21526 Palm Avenue RECORDED IN PLAT the purpose of consid- 5N1AR18U16C648411 lief demanded in the ative and the personal 1N4AL21EX9N535540 ONDS EAST FOR 2019-873-CP Panama City Beach, FL BOOK 11, PAGE(S) petition. representative’s attor- ering abandoning por- 1210.33 FEET; 2006 NISS 32413 35, OF THE PUBLIC 2009 Nissan Altima tions of platted JHMBB62481C007010 ney are set forth below. WAUDH74F38N085946 THENCE SOUTH 88 IN RE: Estate of RECORDS OF BAY rights-of-way by virtue 2001 HOND The action is asking the 2008 Audi A6 DEGREES 05 MIN- JOSEPH ANDREW JELKS & WHITE, P.A. COUNTY, FLORIDA. of the St. Andrews Bay JTKDE167680233026 court to decide how the All creditors of the de- Pub: Sept. 9, 2019 UTES 43 SECONDS MONTE Development 2008 TOYT following, real or per- cedent and other per- EAST FOR 1746.77 sons having claims or Deceased. C. JASON WHITE a/k/a 8123 S LAGOON Company’s Subdivision FEET TO THE POINT JYAVP14E52A001991 sonal property should Florida Bar No.: DR, PANAMA CITY of Section 17, Town- 2002 YAMA be divided; NONE demands against OF BEGINNING. NOTICE TO 0357080 BEACH, FL ship 3 South, Range 13 KL1TD56E19B624979 decedent’s estate on Need a helping THENCE CONTINUE CREDITORS Attorney for Personal 32408-5359 Copies of all court whom a copy of this West, Bay County, SOUTH 88 DEGREES 2009 CHEV Representative hand? Florida and being Please be advised, per documents in this notice is required to be 05 MINUTES 43 SEC- The administration of 516 McKenzie Avenue at public sale, to the more particularly de- F.S. 713.78 that a case, including served must file their Advertise in the ONDS EAST FOR the Estate of JOSEPH Panama City, FL 32401 highest and best bid- scribed as follows: newspaper ad must be orders, are available claims with this court 30.00 FEET; THENCE ANDREW MONTE; de- Phone: 850.784.0809 der, for cash, online at published for 1 day in a at the Clerk of the Cir- WITHIN THE LATTER help wanted SOUTH 01 DEGREE 40 ceased, whose date of Fax: 850.784.0806 www.bay.realforeclose.c DESCRIPTION OF newspaper of general cuit Court’s office. OF 3 MONTHS AFTER MINUTES 31 SEC- death was June 14, Email:jason@jelksand- om, on November 5, section in the PROPOSED RIGHT circulation (daily or You may review these THE TIME OF THE ONDS WEST FOR 2019, is pending in the white.com 2019 beginning at OF WAY ABANDON- weekly circulation) documents upon re- FIRST PUBLICATION classifieds. 170.18 FEET; THENCE Circuit Court for Bay Pub: Sept. 2, 9, 2019 11:00 AM. MENT PARCEL which has been in cir- quest. OF THIS NOTICE OR NORTH 88 DEGREES County, Florida, Pro- 1: COMMENCE AT culation for at least 1 30 DAYS AFTER THE 850-315-4315 07 MINUTES 46 SEC- bate Division, the ad- Any person claiming an

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HOA handle for over 40 • Knowledge of competitive media landscape; use for new business de- Come by 501 W. 11th St. in Panama City & $200/month. yrs – offering com- velopment and sales analysis complete an application or $189,900 petitive pay, health • Ability to prospect new business via cold calling and other prospecting Email: [email protected] or NO AGENTS! benefits, vacation, techniques including social media where applicable By appt only. and holidays. • Highly motivated, self-starting individual with initiative and drive to succeed 850-866-3366 Please send resume • Ability to close new business and exceed sales targets to • Successful track record of pushing past rejection and achieving re- nikki@bcfiresafety. sults com or apply in • Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to build ARE YOU HIRING? person at 823 Navy and deliver effective presentations Street FWB. • Strong networking and community involvement skills NEED TO PLACE AN AD? 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