CHIEFLAND Thursday, June 20, 2019
Proudly servingITIZEN Chiefland and Levy County for 68 years 2C sections, 20 pages Volume 68, Number 15 www.chieflandcitizen.com Chiefland, FL 32644 $.75 Bronson Bidders outnumber properties in BPR gets Levy land auction that yields $131,235 reprieve, Suzette Cook pleased with the turnout we Reporter had.” It won’t be until January Some bidders were at the earliest before anoth- but future looking for a new place to er auction might happen, live or land to farm, oth- Haines said. “We are only ers needed a spot to park required to have one auc- equipment trailers on, and tion a year when we have in doubt one person needed a lot to properties,” she added. build a spec home on. In November, more prop- Deborah Goad Many reasons brought a erties will be escheated (re- Correspondent crowd of about 75 people vert back to County owner- to the Levy County Court- ship) and lead to a potential After a two-hour house on June 17 for the auction in early 2020. workshop on the future first escheated property Bidders came prepared of Bronson Parks and auction held since 2015. with printouts of the 43 Recreation, the Town Legal Assistant Susan properties going on the of Bronson on June 17 P. Haines served as the block. Haines began the agreed to allow until auctioneer, and was very event by reading the proce- June 29 for BPR propo- happy with the outcome. dures and policies for the nents to produce five “I thought it went very SUZETTE COOK/Citizen volunteers to sustain the well,” she said. “I was very See LAND Page A2 Bidders sit patientlly at a packed Levy County land auction at the department and its role Courthouse. in youth sports. A somewhat conten- tious workshop between Bronson residents and the Town Council led to a provisional agreement. The workshop centered around the town step- ping away from the sports complex and going to an all-volunteer See BPR Page A3
CAAA football, cheer sign-ups
The Chiefland Area Athletic Association (CAAA) is currently hold- ing sign-ups every Satur- day for football, cheer- leading and flag football in the fall. The sign-ups take place at Strickland Park in the Board Room, located at the back of the concession building. The remaining registra- tion dates are June 29, July 6 and July 20. The times are always 9 a.m. to noon. The fees are $75 for football and cheer, for ages 5 to 12, and $60 for flag football, which is DEBORAH GOAD/Citizen for ages 4 to 6. D&D Dance Studio in Chiefland held its 14th Annual Spring Dance Revue in style on June 7 and June 8. Dancers If you’re signing up a performing “Locomotion” are pictured in no particular order: Marley Walker, Brielle Coates, Brylee Coates, Maple Hill and child for football or flag Amelia Jerrels. See more coverage on page A10. football, please bring a copy of the child’s birth certificate and a current photo. For more information, contact Lee Bell at 352- Chiefland grows School Board Chair: 210-2617 or David Wil- liams at 352-210-3307.
CHIEFLAND list of golf cart No more interruptions CITIZEN 624 W. Park Ave Etheridge tightens the reins on disruptive Chiefland, Fl 32626 friendly streets Phone: 352-493-4796 behavior from meeting guests Suzette Cook Lyons made a request in Reporter writing asking the City to From Staff Reports the Board to not respond to the allow golf cart traffic on questions and said, “This is a Chiefland City Commis- NE 4th Street, Bay Street An audience member went to public comment period. Some- sioners voted to amend AKA NE 9th Terrace, NE the podium at the June 11 Levy times members of the public an ordinance to expand 8th Street, Willow Street County School Board meeting or the media can be directed to the list of streets that AKA NE 10th Terrace and and stated that she had three individuals within the district golf carts are allowed to NE 11th Drive. questions about a recent hiring who can look into a question and travel on. At the June 10 commis- process. get back to them. But the Board On May 30, Strawberry After the first question, Attor- See CARTS Page A3 Ad#:000VXFTFields RV park Date:04/03/19 owner Hal Day:WED Size:5X3 Cust:80827 Salesperson:792ney David LastM. Delaney Edited By:CDECKELMANN advised Pub:SPECIALSee SERVICES SBLC Page Tag A3 Line:METAL ROOF FRONT PAGE Color Info:4COLOR 000VXFT - Page 1 - Composite
000VXFT 2A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, June 20, 2019 COUNTY PROPERTY AUCTION
All photos by SUZETTE COOK/Citizen On left, Legal Assistant Susan P. Haines served as the auctioneer at a Levy County property auction on June 17. On right, a bidder signals Haines at the auction, which became standing room only with eager bidders. Below, a winning bidder pays for a property.
Each property certificate, parcel minimum opening bid was number and description was $35,887.50, but that quickly rose read to the bidders, and open- to $36,000, then in a matter of LAND ing minimum bids established minutes, bidders went back and continued from Page A1 as a percentage of properties’ forth “37, 38, 39, 40, 41,” then assessed values kicked of the “$41,500, 42, 43, $43,500,” and bidding process. it kept climbing until Haines said, auction. “Cash or certified Properties from all parts of “going once, going twice, sold for funds payable by 4 p.m. on sale Levy County from Fanning $49,100.” day,” she told the bidders, many Springs to Morriston were auc- Several parcels sold for the of whom were standing along the tioned. minimum bid of $200, and one walls of the room or sitting on the Bidders were in control of the parcel had about 8 bidders going floor in the aisles. bid increments often increasing back and forth. One therapy dog and a baby by $25, $50 or $1,000 more per Parcel No. 07622-032-00 at rounded out the crowd filled with bid. One pair of dueling bidders 8111 NW 167 Pl in Fanning contractors, farmers, residents, raised it by one dollar increments Springs is a .7 acre plot with a retirees, and investors looking for and laughed about it. zero value mobile home on it. It’s a deal. The property that drew the location with two miles of Fan- Haines had two properties with highest bid was a 20-acre par- ning Springs State Park and easy sealed bids, but those were both cel located in Morriston that access to US Highway 19 might outbid by people in the room. was assessed for $81,561. The have been the draw for multiple SUZETTE COOK/Citizen buyers. Prospective bidders examine the 33 properties availa- The property had an opening ble. bid of $500 but ended up bring- ing $3,010. It is currently as- sessed at $4,840 by the County. auction, Haines said to the remaining bidders, The convenience of Parcel No. “Thank you all very much for coming, the Coun- 10013-000-00, near Bronson ty really appreciates it.” Schools and just a few lots down Future auctions will be advertised in this from the Levy School District’s newspaper and on the County’s website. In a bus barn, earned the property recent County Commission meeting, Haines said a winning bid of $13,500. This the notice of the sale reported in The Chiefland homestead is just over an acre, Citizen garnered a lot of phone calls even before has a large mobile home on it, a the required ads were placed. basketball court and a deck for Some bidders attending the event said they a pool, all in need of some TLC. saw the article or already scan the County The assessed value is listed at website for auction notices. Others said friends $44,881. shared the story on social media and the word At the completion of the spread quickly.
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Suzette Cook the alternate for the 2019-2020 school Citizen year. “It’s an opportunity to be involved Superintendentof Levy County when legislation comes down to share Schools Jeffrey Edison announced at how it will impact Levy County,” Cow- the June 11 School Board meeting that, art said. “It’s that time of year when the Board “I understand how important names a legislative representative.” relationships are so we’ve been able Board Member Paige Brookins nom- to have very good relationships with inated Board Member Chris Cowart to Rep. Stone, Senator Bradley.” serve as the Florida School Boards As- Cowart has served in this capacity sociation (FSBA) liaison and for School in the past and said he is ready to give Board Chair Brad Etheridge to serve as it another year.
Levy County School Board member Chris Cowart at the June 11 meeting. SUZETTE COOK/Citizen
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sion meeting, the streets were approved by all Commissioners except RV Park Manager and Commissioner Tim West who abstained from the vote to avoid a conflict of interest. Two months ago, on April 8, the City adopted Ordinance NO. 19-01, which stated that golf carts could be legally operated on NW 21 Avenue between NW 11th Drive and the entrance to the Southern Leisure RV park, on NW 11th Drive between NW 5th Street and the NE corner of the CVS par- cel, and on NW 5th Street between NW 11th Drive and the NW corner of the NAPA building. “I live on one of the streets,” said Commissioner Norm Weaver said about the requested addition- al street. “I don’t see an issue.” After discussing whether to add all of the streets immediately or wait until further development SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen occurs, the commission decided Payne Parnell, left, Kelby Osteen, and Diamond Club Secretary Lynda Aldrich at the Chiefland Middle High School baseball banquet at to add all of the streets at once in Ebenezer Baptist Church on June 17. The banquet celebrated the Indians' advancement to the state finals as well as longtime head anticipation that RV park resi- coach Kyle Parnell, who is retiring after 22 seasons as head coach and more than three decades coaching at CMHS. Parnell and dents would utilize them in the Osteen have just received their boxed jerseys in the photo above. See the June 27 issue of the Citizen for more coverage of the event. near future.
Etheridge who then your duty to respond to ing where somebody is explained. ers can use their time directed the Board’s the public’s questions allowed to come up, and “The Chairperson will wisely. attention back to the during the meeting?” they have three minutes. direct the question to Chairs of other boards SBLC agenda and proceeded Etheridge responded, We have a visible timer the appropriate person and commissions have continued from Page A1 with the next item. “We have public com- so people can see when who will get them the recently expressed The Board got back ments at the beginning their time is up. answers at a later time.” frustration with meeting on track and went on of the meeting. If you “They can speak about At the end of the interruptions as well. is not expected to to amend and adopt have questions at the anything school related meeting, guests have Levy Board of County have answers on the a Wellness Policy and end, I will be glad to that isn’t on the agenda another chance to make Commissioners (BOCC) spot. Plan. stay for a few min- as long as they do so public comments, John- Chair John Meeks said “The public comment Superintendent Jef- utes and answer those respectfully, and they son said. it has been an ongoing period is a time for the frey Edison then went questions. But during don’t include a person- “After all the business problem. During the public to bring infor- to the podium and pre- the middle of the Board al attack on somebody is done, there is another June 4 BOCC meeting, mation to the board,” sented the 2019-2020 meeting, we’re having a and they don’t include opportunity for people one audience mem- Delaney Student discussion, we’re not go- someone’s private infor- to speak for three min- ber made comments continued, Code of ing to debate a question mation. utes. For action items, throughout the board and as the Conduct, like you just asked.” Anyone speaking at people can speak to that members’ discussions audience but was And then Etheridge the SBAC meetings is item for three minutes on agenda items, anoth- member interrupt- gave the floor back to required to address the as long as they don’t er stopped the meeting asked ed, by the Superintendent Edison Board from the podium include attacks, etc.” to ask questions about more same man who picked up where after stating their full Johnson said that satellite waste stations questions sitting he left off before the name,” Johnson said. sometimes “misinfor- while the Board was in challeng- in the interruption. All the “Once in a while, peo- mation is spread on the middle of entertain- ing the audience while, at least seven di- ple will raise their hands Facebook sites,” by ing a motion. Board who ques- rectors of departments and try to talk loudly inaccurate accounts of All the while, directors and the su- tioned for the school district from the audience,” happenings at board of County departments perinten- a sus- sat waiting for the inter- Johnson said. “We don’t meetings or other items such as Public Safety, dent and pension ruptions to end, and for allow people to do that. being posted by citizens Building Department, second Etheridge policy. the focus to return to “They do get a warn- about school business. Transportation, Emer- guessing Board the business at hand. ing,” Johnson said. She also emphasized gency Management, a specific Chair Etheridge then an- Even though the “And we do have law that all of the assistant Road Department, Grant new hire, the Board nounced, “We’re proba- two people who were enforcement at all of superintendents or Coordinator sat waiting listened, but offered no bly going to change the directed to save their our meetings. I can only department heads are for the agenda items response. way we do our meet- questions for after the remember one or two at the meetings, so the to move along so they The audience mem- ings. We’re not going meeting reacted in instances in the past meetings need to run could get back to man- ber then stated how to answer questions all disbelief that they were two years that the chair smoothly so those lead- aging projects. she would have gone a throughout.” no longer going to be had to ask the security different route on what Etheridge then said accommodated by the officer to have someone qualifications should time after the meeting Board, Chair Etheridge leave the podium.” be necessary for the was a better way to deal was absolutely correct As Delaney explained position. with questions. in doing so, said a at the SBLC meeting, A few minutes later, “We can’t just stop spokesperson for the Johnson said the SBAC another audience the Board meeting in neighboring School will listen to what the member then asked a the middle and an- Board of Alachua Coun- person has to say during similar question about swer these questions,” ty (SBAC). the three-minute public the same hiring topic Etheridge said. “It’s not Jackie Johnson, public comment portions of the while remaining seat- our duty, and it’s dis- information officer for meeting, “But this is not ed and without intro- ruptive to our discus- SBAC describes how a give and take that will ducing himself to the sion on decisions that meetings proceed in evolve into a debate. Board and the rest of we’re making.” Alachua County. “People can ask ques- the meeting attendees. In response to this, “Our chairs do stick tions, but if their input When Chair Etheridge the man, who interrupt- close to Robert’s Rule is to ask questions, the said the question had ed the meeting twice, of Order,” she said. “We policy is not to respond just been asked, the challenged Etheridge have a section at the or engage with someone SUZETTE COOK/Citizen man disagreed with and asked, “It’s not beginning of the meet- at the podium,” Johnson School district employees at the School Board of Levy County meeting on June 11.
various youth leagues program called Bron- their 501-c non-profit by the Mayor’s gavel. BPR already had June and teams, including son Youth Services, status. Councilwom- The issue was then 29 designated as a football, soccer and bas- Inc. (BYS), detailing a an Beatrice Roberts tabled for the 7 p.m. community clean-up BPR ketball. BPR participants five-member board shared her fond family regular meeting under day at James H. Cobb continued from Page A1 acknowledged frus- previously chosen. memories of the park unfinished business. Park, and so the Coun- trations over parents The proposal was met in defending against a Residents came cil determined that a dropping off children with resistance among change. forward again during volunteer signup would run sports program. and not staying to offer BPR proponents, who Councilman James the regular meeting, be held at that event The town would main- assistance or watch requested again to Beck suggested bring- asking how the man- to determine BPR’s tain James H. Cobb Park their children play and allow the Town to retain ing volunteers together ner of choosing BYS as future. The future BPR while the direction, practice. However, one the rec program for at the park on July 4, the new organization volunteers will not be coaching and conces- teacher/coach pointed another year to have an enlisting their com- was decided. Feelings required to participate sion sales of the sports out that’s an issue as opportunity to recruit munity involvement and emotions ran high in the cleanup day, program would be han- school events as well. more volunteers and and seeking a solution. throughout the room. but the registration of dled by an all-volunteer It was noted that BPR sponsors. Mayor Robert Partin The Council then five volunteers will be organization. remained within its Councilman Berlon then suggested giving decided to give BPR a required to prevent the BPR coaches and vol- budget the past five Weeks and Vice Mayor BPR the year to recruit final chance to recruit dissolution of BPR. unteers from the past years. Jason Hunt wanted volunteers. enough volunteers to The volunteer signup requested another year Angela and David to vote for the plan Voices grew louder in sustain the BPR pro- will be held at the park for the BPR to try and Lamb presented a submitted by the Lamb the room as accusations gram, with a decision during the cleanup salvage its existing pro- detailed plan to run a family but learned the flew back and forth be- to be made at the July 1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on gram, which supports not-for-profit volunteer Lambs had yet to secure fore order was restored Town Council meeting. Saturday June 29. 4A Chiefland Citizen Thursday, June 20, 2019 Levy County Sheriff's Reports Most Wanted The Levy County Milligan, 38, Bronson, Sheriff’s Office reports the Often Used Abbreviations child abuse w/o great following arrests: bodily harm, possession DL - Driver’s License • June 13, Kenneth Scott of cocaine, possession DWLSR - Driving While License Adams, 29, Trenton, VOP. of methamphetamine, Suspended or Revoked • June 14, Marty Terelle keeping a shop or vehicle DUI - Driving Under the Influence Allen Jr., 30, Gainesville, for drugs, possession and/ FTA - Failure to Appear FTA. or use of drug equipment. ROR - Released on Own Recognizance • June 16, Linda Ann Bond $51,000. RWV - Resisting With Violence Burrill, 60, Williston, • June 15, Edgar Wil- RW/OV - Resisting Without Violence battery. liam Pate, 49, Jackson- VOP - Violation of Probation • June 12, James Lee ville, burglary, grand theft. Edward Kidwell Timothy Lael Daniel, 36, Trenton, two Bond $180,000. Marie Latham, 32, Crystal Bond $50,000. 44, Williston 34, Panama City counts FTA. • June 14, Cody Wayne River, possession of • June 14, Racheal Skye FTA FTA • June 11, Kimberly Jackson, 19, Trenton, cocaine, possession of Pate, 30, Trenton, burglary, Daniels, 48, making false seven counts VOP. marijuana not more than grand theft. Bond $20,000. report of the commission • June 14, James Oliver 20 grams, possession and/ • June 13, Destin Thom- of a crime. Bond $3,000. Johnson Jr., 33, Chiefland, or use of drug equipment. as Pruitt, 34, Chiefland, • June 13, Matthew Karl manufacturing cocaine Bond $6,000. FTA. Bond $2,000. Durn, 25, no address, FTA. within 1,000 feet of a • June 14, Brenda Log- • June 11, Barry Brian Bond $2,000. place of worship/business, gins, 56, Williston, posses- Smith, 38, Inglis, aggra- • June 15, Ron Dell Elli- selling cocaine within sion of cocaine, possession vated battery. son, 43, Trenton, burglary, 1,000 feet of a place of of a controlled substance • June 14, Isaac Smith, grand theft. Bond $40,000. worship/business, posses- w/o a prescription, pos- 25, homeless, hit and run. • June 14, Jeffery Dean sion of a synthetic narcotic session of marijuana over Bond $25,000. Garner, 54, Gainesville, within 1,000 feet of a 20 grams, possession and/ • June 11, Jauwan FTA. Bond $2,000. place of worship/business, or use of drug equipment. Donnell Smith, 22, Tampa, Lendel Lanier Gary Rosson • June 16, Crystal Lynn selling a synthetic narcot- Bond $62,500. VOP. 48, Chiefland 36, Cross City FTA FTA Gifford, 27, Archer, crimi- ic within 1,000 feet of a • June 14, Justin David • June 16, Gerald nal mischief, burglary. place of worship/business, Markgraf, 35, Morriston, Gerome Snyder Jr., 62, Anyone with information about these indi- • June 16, Patrick Hugh use of a two way device out of county warrant. Tallahassee, DUI. viduals is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office Hawkins, 39, Archer, crim- during the commission of • June 14, Seyner Ade- • June 14, Lakhota Kate at 486-5111. To remain anonymous, call inal mischief, burglary. a felony. Bond $225,000. nalfo Martinez-Alvarado, Stroisch, 19, Fort White, Crime Stoppers at 1-877-349-8477. • June 10, Virgil • June 11, E.J. Kennedy, 18, Trenton, DUI, no DL. VOP. Hughes, 33, Bronson, 74, Inglis, battery, child Bond $1,500. • June 10, Robert Con- • June 14, Andrew James a prescription, posses- DWLS, delivery/distribu- abuse w/o great bodily • June 12, Travis W. way Tanner, 40, Chiefland, Touvelle, 24, Bronson, sion/use/manufacturing tion of Methaqualone or harm. Bond $30,000. Mathis, 30, Bell, out of possession of methamphet- grand theft of a vehicle. paraphernalia to transport Mecloqualone, possession • June 15, James Shane county warrant. amine with intent to sell, Bond $30,000. drugs. Bond $425,000. of a controlled substance King, 35, Trenton, fleeing/ • June 10, Garrett An- sell of methamphetamine, • June 12, Victor Vander- • June 13, Timothy Leon w/o a prescription, pos- eluding, burglary, grand thony McCain, 34, Inglis, possession of a controlled linde, 46, Trenton, obstruc- Wilkerson, 50, Bronson, session of marijuana over theft. Bond $25,000. FTA. Bond $300. substance w/o a prescrip- tion W/OV, possession of VOP. 20 grams, possession of • June 13, Charles Gage • June 12, Bobby Lee tion, two counts posses- methamphetamine with marijuana not more than Knauff, 20, Williston, Miller, 34, Chiefland, bat- sion/use/manufacturing intent to sell, possession of 20 grams, possession and/ VOP. tery. Bond $100,000. paraphernalia to transport a controlled substance w/o or use of drug equipment. • June 13, Candice • June 12, Juanita Nicole drugs. Bond $430,000. Burglary team foiled By Lt. Scott Detectives and deputies Tummond began canvassing the area Levy County Sheriff’s and were searching for Office the unidentified woman Levy County Sheriff’s on the bicycle when they deputies and detectives noticed a car leaving the responded to the area of home that had just been the Manatee Farms sub- burglarized. Detectives division in Chiefland off attempted to stop the of County Road 320, west silver four-door passenger of US 19, on June 14 to a car that had a trunk and report of a recent residen- back seat overflowing tial burglary. A witness on with what was believed E. Pate Ellison King R. Pate the scene said they spotted to be stolen property. a female on a bicycle The vehicle fled, making tectives’ suspicions. James and said she told them while detectives expected said. “Had it not been leaving a home that has multiple high-speed turns Shane King, 35, Rondell the home was unoccupied to soon capture the suspect for the willingness of the been abandoned since the in an attempt to outrun Ellison, 43, Edgar William and there were a bunch of on the bicycle after the citizens in this community homeowner passed away. the detectives. The pursuit Pate, 49, and Racheal Skye things there to steal. These intitial arrests. King was to get involved by calling, Detectives discovered ev- ended at a dead-end road Pate, 30, who all reported four just didn’t know our also charged with flleeing this case would have most idence the home had been where the driver and three the same home address detectives were in the area and attempting to elude likely been unsolved. As recently broken into as passengers were taken into north of Chiefland, con- at the time they decided to law enforcement. a result of this citizen tip, well as valuables removed custody. fessed to breaking into the break in. “This is a great example four people are in custody from the home and placed The following inter- home based on a tip from The four suspects of how our community and a fifth person will be outside apparently to be views with these four the female on the bicycle. have been charged with helps us solve crimes,” arrested.” picked up later. subjects confirmed the de- They identified the woman burglary and grand theft Sheriff Bobby McCallum
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Nature Coast CF open house July 20 at Levy Campus Fishing for Youth The College of Central Florida invites recent high a minimum high school GPA of 2.5 and enroll in at least Nature Coast Fishing for Youth This is a free FWC school seniors and those looking to advance their career six credit hours each semester with at least one on-site program for children between the ages of 5 and 15 years, to an open house on Saturday, July 20, from 10 a.m.-1 class held at the Levy Campus. hosted by Hannah Healey with Florida Fish and Wildlife p.m. at the Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus, 15390 N.W. To apply for financial aid at the event, please bring Conservation Commission. Participants will spend the Highway 19, in Chiefland. these documents: Federal Student Aid ID available at day learning about Florida habitats, local estuarine fish, Future students are encouraged to stop by and receive fsaid.ed.gov; email address; 2017 W-2 and Federal In- knot tying, regulations, casting and then spend 1 hour assistance with the application process, financial aid, come Tax Forms (1040, 1040A or 1040 EZ) for you and/ fishing on the pier. All students who complete the pro- placement testing, academic advising, campus tours or or your parents (if you are a dependent student); 2017 gram will receive a free fishing pole. receive assistance registering for fall semester, which untaxed income (Social Security, disability, workman’s Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. begins Aug. 19. compensation, etc.); driver’s license or state ID; Social Who: Youth between 5-15 years old CF is offering 40 $1,000 merit scholarships to Levy Security card; spouse or parent’s Social Security num- Where: 11350 SW 153rd Court Cedar Key, FL 32625 County students who graduated this spring. Scholarships ber and date of birth. For Florida residency verification, When: Chose one Tuesday or Thursday in July awarded include $500 for fall 2019 and $500 for spring please bring your Florida driver’s license and a copy of Advanced registration is required – participants 2020. To be eligible, students must graduate from a Levy your Florida vehicle registration or voter’s registration. may do so online with FWC’s online calendar (see link County high school in 2019 and enroll at the CF Levy For more information, visit www.CF.edu/openhouse below). Parents are required to stay throughout the entire Campus for the 2019 fall semester. Applicants must have or call 352-658-4077, ext. 2118. program – but it is a great day for the family. https://outreach.myfwc.com/events/event_list.asp
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We had been on the Out to you a 10% discount for your pain and are afraid road for two days and were weary of Pastor suffering in our restaurant.” You heard travel. At least, I was. She handed me the ticket and there the best sermon Nothing I hate more on a vacation it was in black-and-white. “10% dis- about faith last Today than travel. But this time it was not so count for pain and suffering.” Sunday. And James now, less than a can be bad because my wife was doing all the Snyder Several of the customers around driving. She’s an excellent driver be- me clapped and laughed at my success. week later, you different cause she had the world’s best teacher. I Nothing is more important to me than feel like you’ve admit that I was her teacher. good out of it. making people laugh. Too much gloom let God down Sheryl H. We were seated and began looking I got my handkerchief out of my and doom in our world today. Some- because you’re Boldt at the menu. Then my wife said, “You back pocket, made a little sling for my body needs to step up and turn on the afraid. don’t take very many things seriously, finger and attached it to my shirt. There laughter machine. But being do you?” I was with my finger in that little sling I took a picture of that ticket to afraid doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a weak Christian. We both laughed, but I knew she as though I had hurt it very badly. make sure I would not forget that Life is filled with challenges and reasons for anxiety and fear. was right. Life is too short to be serious As the waitress came to our table sometimes one person’s joke can equal What we do when we’re afraid, not whether we feel afraid, is about everything. I do not want to come again she stopped, looked at my finger a good discount. what defines our faith. to the last of my days and find I have in the sling and burst out laughing. I As we began driving after lunch, During a recent quiet time, I read Psalm 56:3 (ESV): 100 giggles left over. I want to giggle said in such a dreary voice, “Does this both of us chuckled for quite a while. “When I am afraid, I put my trust in you.” all the way to the end. qualify for a discount?” I said to my wife, “Who in the The words “When I am” stood out to me. Though there The waitress came, graciously took I sat there with my bleeding finger world would have thought that would are many verses in the Bible that encourage us not to fear, I our order and then brought back the in the little sling and the customers work?” appreciate that this verse addresses the times when we are bread for us to begin our lunch. around me were laughing as they You never know what’s going to afraid. I picked up the knife to cut some of watched. Their laughter was worth work until you try it. If it does not work, Fear and anxiety are natural responses during a crisis the bread and I dropped it on my right what I was doing. okay, move on to the next joke. or a stressful challenge — even for strong, Bible-believing forefinger. There was a little cut there Was there any pain in my finger? People take things so seriously Christians. and so I squeezed it to get as much Not at all. But I did have a drop of these days. Then there are those people It would be unnatural not to be afraid when your spouse blood out as I possibly could. blood. That alone should count for who laugh at the wrong things. I need is talking about leaving. Or when you’re about to be inter- My wife looked at me shaking her something. a balance in my life and I know that viewed for a must-have job. Or when you find out your child head and said, “What in the world are My wife looked at me, shook her laughter is like medicine to the soul. It has contracted a life-threatening disease. And who wouldn’t you doing?” head and said, “I can’t take you any- just depends on what I am laughing at fear having to face a calculus final or worse, being bullied at At the time I had no idea what I was where.” or who. school? doing, I was just doing. I would not give up on my pursuit One of my favorite Bible passages Admitting we’re afraid isn’t the same as confessing a lack Then I saw the waitress heading for of a discount. After all, life is full of is found in the book of Proverbs. Solo- of faith. On the contrary, recognizing our fear and being hon- our table. Every once in a while I have discounts if only you can find them. mon wrote the Proverbs and is known est with God about our emotions help us admit how much we a thought rattling around in my head. Believe me, I look for them. as the wisest man that ever lived. need Him. Sharing candidly with others about our fears frees And so when she got to the table I said, “Don’t you know people are watch- He wrote, “A merry heart maketh a us to ask for their prayers and support. “I cut myself and it hurts so much.” ing you?” My wife said as quietly as cheerful countenance: but by sorrow of Our heavenly Father understands our fears. He under- She shook her head and said, “Your possible. the heart the spirit is broken” (Proverbs stands when we’re stressed due to finances. He understands finger’s okay, I saw you using it as I I snickered a smile in her direction 15:13). when we we’re weighed down because of a situation our was coming to your table.” and continued my “woe is me” attitude. I have a responsibility to help stir up loved one is facing. Putting our trust in Him takes the unbear- “But look at the blood,” I com- She knew I was not taking this seri- and give people a merry heart. able weight of our situation off our frail shoulders and places plained, “can I get a discount?” ously and she knew that I was going to Dr. James L. Snyder, pastor of the it directly onto His broad, strong ones. Still shaking her head, she walked milk this for everything I could get. Family of God Fellowship, lives with What causes you to be afraid? Would you consider medi- away from the table. Eventually the waitress came back the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage tating on Psalm 56:3 every day this week? Let God help you I think my wife thought I was just with our ticket and said, “When my in Ocala, FL. Call him at 352-687-4240 place your trust firmly in His Word. Your heavenly Father is going to let it go, but when you have manager heard your story he broke or e-mail [email protected]. The able (and willing) to carry your burdens. a good thing going, why not keep it down laughing. Nobody has ever tried church website is www.whatafellow- As we learn to rely on God’s wisdom, power and good- going. I was going to play this to the this in this restaurant before.” ship.com. ness, we can face life with courage and peace. Thankfully, very end. My philosophy is when a bad I smiled; I like to hear things like there’s no limit to how often we can go to Him and say, “Fa- thing happens, try to find something that. Then she said something that ther, I’m afraid. Please help me put my trust in You.” Sheryl H. Boldt is the author of the blog, www.Today- CanBeDifferent.net. You can reach her at SherylHBoldt@ gmail.com. Without a backup plan In my area, good meal doesn’t sit well with me. That’s really a shame. June has been I have never known of anyone who died from missing one 6 Do not be anxious about a very pleasant Outdoor meal. We Americans could stand to miss a few more. But I anything, but in every sit- month for outdoor digress. activities. There Truths Do you have backup plans? Most of us do. Sometimes we uation, by prayer and pe- have been many Gary Miller never know what they are until we are put in a predicament tition, with thanksgiving, days where the whereby plan A fails. It’s at that time our mind begins to work mornings have frantically to find another way; to make it work; to adapt, present your requests to had a nip to them and where the midday seemed almost overcome, improvise. deplete of any humidity. These will soon be overcome by the And all of this sounds honorable, but did you know that God. sweltering days of August. But until then I will savor each real faith – the greatest faith – has no backup plans? There 7 And the peace of God, moment. are no contingent strategies if plan A fails. Did you know that Fishing has become the pastime of most outdoorsmen. God calls us to trust Him in this way at times? It’s true. Even which transcends all under- Many of these trips have a camping aspect attached which in the first and most basic aspect of our hope, God asks us to standing, will guard your makes them even more memorable. I’ve already enjoyed a trust Him to get us to Heaven. We do, and then leave it there, night on the riverbank, sitting beside a campfire. I enjoyed a without any thought of what we might do if we are wrong. hearts and your minds in baked potato cooked by the embers from the fire along with If God would ask us to trust Him in this, without any Christ Jesus. fried redeye that was caught that evening. backup plans, why would He not ask us to trust Him this way I often challenge myself by not taking anything of in other matters as well? He would and He does. 8 Finally, brothers and substance to eat on these trips. If I catch something, I eat. If I My friend, don’t think it strange if God asks you to do sisters, whatever is true, don’t, I don’t. 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Whiting retires at
Tamara and Jason Minehart held a ribbon cuting with the Chiefland Chamber of Commerce to celebrate the grand reopening of the Skinny Wallet Resale Boutique near the Dodge dealership on U.S. 19. Guardian ad Litem Deborah Goad Correspondent Emily May, far The Chiefland Guardian ad Litem office will be just right, of Weeki a little bit sadder this month as Senior Child Advocate Wachee Springs Manager Michael Whiting is retiring. Whiting has been a State Park, loud voice in the advocacy for children embroiled in the was the guest court system through abuse and/or neglect for the last 23 speaker at the years. Suwannee Valley Rotary Club with Starting out as a volunteer, Whiting volunteered for Manatee Springs four years before being employed by the Guardian ad and Fanning Litem program. He’s put in countless hours in the pursuit Springs Parks of justice for children ranging from infants to young Manager Mark adults. Abrizinski on Whiting’s official title is Senior Child Advocacy June 13. Club Manager but many children refer to him as Santa Claus President Ben and adults fondly refer to him as Saint Michael. Whiting Lott is pictured plans to continue as a volunteer, saying, “I want to see in center. these cases through, they don’t have anyone to speak up for them.” Guardian ad Litem and its volunteers, Partnership for Strong Families, and Department of Children and Families Staff all gathered at Betts Big T in Chiefland for a farewell luncheon on June 6, presenting Whiting a larger-than-life card filled with well wishes. Log Cabin Quilters Quilters to hold celebration Bilingual Poll of Life for Claude Prevatt Workers needed for The Log Cabin Quilters met Thursday, June 13, at the Levy County Quilt Museum. Several new quilts were 2020 election cycle brought in for us to enjoy. Evelyn seems to be the only one working hard on her project. The rest of us looked Tammy Jones, Levy County Supervisor of Elections, around to see what’s new. is looking for bilingual Poll Workers to staff voting Greg and the guys from Lancaster were out this week. locations for the upcoming 2020 election cycle. The They helped us move furniture in the big room. Almost Elections Office is seeking Poll Workers who are able to everything was moved and they left knowing we’d understand, speak, write, and read English and Spanish. probably have them move some of the furniture one more These workers will help provide effective translation time. They did do the grass in the morning before the assistance to Spanish-speaking voters at the polls on afternoon rain started. Thanks for all your help Lancaster. Election Day and during Early Voting. On Sunday, June 30, there will be a Celebration of To qualify to serve as a Poll Worker an individual Life for Claude Prevatt at the Museum from 2 to 4 p.m. must be registered to vote in Levy County. Poll Workers Claude has been a part of the Museum for years. He are also required to: enjoyed meeting our visitors and will be missed. Family - Complete online and in person training; and friends are invited to share a memory of Claude. - Work long hours; The Backyard Pickers will be out July 6 to entertain - Perform all the duties required of them on Election us. Join us. Day. The Levy County Quilt Museum is located at 11050 Please note, candidates and immediate family NW 10th Ave., Chiefland, and is open Tuesday through members of candidates are not allowed to serve as Poll Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, Workers. see levycountyquiltmuseum.org or visit @levy-county- For more information, call 352-486-5163 or email [email protected]. quilt-museum on Facebook. A double wedding ring quilt.
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The horseshoe crab and the nursing home: What do they have in common?
I was walking on the beach at one of my favorite towns in Florida. I spotted a horseshoe crab, a prehis- Bob toric creature that looks Denny like a turtle with a bunch of crab legs. It was stuck on its back at the edge of Just Thinking the sea. I remembered a sign I’d seen on the wharf: “Waves can flip over a crab, and it can’t turn over by itself. It will die, unless someone turns it back over on its feet.” I reached down, hoping it couldn’t hurt me, and tipped it back over on its feet. I felt satisfied as I watched it slowly crawl back and disappear into the bay. I turned to continue my stroll. A few yards up the beach, I saw a woman in a beach lounge chair who had been watching me. I smiled back when she gave me a “thumbs up.” Bad jobs report is good Back in December, I underwent serious surgery: a total hip replacement, requiring a couple of months of inpatient rehabilitation. I chose a wonderful nursing home, Ayers Rehab and Nursing Center, with outstand- news for markets ing rehab therapists and really professional and friendly “I’m walking on ployment rate close to all-time lows and massive deficits nurses. A month after the inpatient therapy, I was eager to sunshine...and don’t it feel juicing the economy. It signals that even in an economic visit my friends at the nursing home; this time, as a singer good?” environment in which monetary and fiscal policy have and performer instead of as a patient. It felt wonderful, both been largely accommodative for many years, we still involving the audience and talking with them between “Walking on Sunshine” as Margaret feel the need to stimulate things a bit. songs and sharing our experiences. I felt like I am giving performed by Katrina and McDowell Historically, nominal GDP growth and interest rates back some of the appreciation and happiness that I felt the Waves are highly correlated. Simply stated, higher interest rates after my positive stay with them. Once again, bad eco- often accompany a strengthening economy. Today, the So, what do these incidents have in common? They nomic news was cause for Arbor Outlook United States has the highest interest rates in the devel- are both stories of things that happened to me last week. celebration on Wall Street. oped world and we also have the strongest economy. The same kind of things you might stumble upon in your Only 75,000 new jobs Look around the world at the countries with the low- own week. Like a crying child, or someone behind you in were created this past month. And the number of new est interest rates and you’ll see anemic economies. Japan, the supermarket with only a couple of items in their cart jobs created in the last two months was recently revised France, Portugal and Italy have all had negative short- when you’re next to be checked out with a full shopping downwards. With the economy slowing down slight- term interest rates for a long time, which should spur cart. Each of these cases offers a chance to do something ly and the threat of tariffs weighing down growth, the economic expansion if endlessly low rates really beget kind, courteous, or helpful to someone in need. Federal Reserve quickly announced that it is now open to higher growth. And yet the economies of these countries Welcome these opportunities. They not only give lowering interest rates again. Markets loved this news. are incredibly weak. something back and help others, but you can feel so good Most sectors of the economy tend to benefit from At the end of the day, raising and lowering rates is about being able to make someone’s day even a little lower short-term rates. Debtors with floating rate loans largely the only way the Federal Reserve can influence better, whatever their circumstances. And, in doing that, get a little reprieve as their monthly interest payments the economy. With growth slowing, they may need to cut you’re also rewarded: You’re more likely to do some- decline. Folks who bought a big house with an even rates, whether it’s good for the long term or not. But the thing good for someone again. Who knows, it might even bigger mortgage can refinance and reduce their monthly real fear should be getting stuck in a looping cycle of low become a habit! And when you are able to do the right payments. Housing, construction and commercial real rates, low inflation and low growth. Let’s just hope the thing, other people who witness it may notice and appre- estate also benefit from lower rates both because of lower cure isn’t worse than the disease. ciate that. Then they may try to help someone when their borrowing costs and because rental income streams are Margaret R. McDowell, ChFC®, AIF®, author of own opportunity shows up. And it will. now more valuable. Big ticket items with relatively short the syndicated economic column “Arbor Outlook,” Your gesture can have a “pyramiding effect,” and you payoff periods like cars, cranes and planes all become a is the founder of Arbor Wealth Management, LLC, may never know the waves of good will that could spread little more affordable to finance. (850.608.6121 – www.arborwealth.net), a fiduciary, across the planet. Couldn’t the world use a little good will In other words, if you hold all other factors equal, “fee-only” registered investment advisory firm located from all of us? Thanks for what you do! lowering interest rates helps the economy by spurring near Destin, FL. This column should not be considered Bob Denny is a retired licensed mental health counsel lending and growth activity. personalized investment advice and provides no assur- and retired college psychology instructor. Send comments So what’s the catch? That lower rates help spur ance that any specific strategy or investment will be to [email protected] or phone at 386-454 4959 growth is true, but only up to a point. suitable or profitable for an investor. Investors should be concerned about why the Fed needs to be lowering borrowing costs with the unem- State’s school funding still lagging behind Public education is a core function of government — According to the National Education Association legislature, it is hardly surprising that there is a teacher so much so that it is enshrined in the state constitution, (NEA), on a national basis “over the last decade, the shortage in Florida. Article IX, section 1, which says, in part, “the education average per-student expenditure has risen by 13.1% ... Florida has a complex formula for school funding, of children is a fundamental value of the people of the but after inflation adjustment, the expenditure per student but in general the state provides about 39% of funds for State of Florida.” in enrollment has decreased by 2.3%.” school operations, local taxpayers provide about half the But despite the rhetoric, in reality Florida consistent- A similar impact has been felt in teacher salaries. funds, and the federal government pays the rest. ly ranks in the lower quarter of the nation in funding per Again, according to the NEA, salaries have increased, The state funding percentage for education in Florida student, and educational funding has been a controversial but “there are significant differences between the average is below the national average, and local funding is above topic in the state for years. salaries in current versus constant dollars. The current the national average. With federal funding not likely to Florida’s lack of funding for public education was dollar increases over the years since 2009-10 appear increase, and local funding limited by the state funding underscored by a recent report from the Washington, substantial for both instructional staff and classroom formula, the most realistic way to increase education D.C-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities that teachers.” funding is for the state legislature to step up and put showed Florida last in the nation in funding for K-12 But, when the effects of price inflation are taken into more resources into schools. compared with a decade ago. account, “the average classroom teacher salary has actu- Our state constitution says public education is a In seven states, inflation adjusted spending per ally decreased by 4.5% from 2009-10 to 2018-19, while core function of government. The question for our state student was at least 10% below pre-recession levels, but the average salary for instructional staff has decreased by legislature is why this core function remains consistently Florida’s was down 22.7%, which the report said was the 3.6%.” underfunded. “deepest cutting state.” Couple salary pressure with demands for a rigorous This editorial originally appeared in the Citrus This kind of drop in funding impacts everything from testing schedule, multiple competing demands on their County Chronicle. teacher salaries to class size and textbooks and high time, active shooter drills, knowing safe places to hide school class offerings. if a shooter is on campus, and being disrespected by the
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“Doggie In The Window” dancers, in no particular order: Maelynn Berryhill. Olivia Chewning, Ansley Drummond, Lacie Lee Hart, Ramsey Herring, Lainey Olmstead, Adelynn Perkins, Leah Pitts, Rayna Rippy, Audrey Strange, Ella Webster, Scarlett Wilhelm and Brynlee Wilkinson. D&D Dance delivers Blast from the Past Deborah Goad “Can’t Touch This” Correspondent dancers, in no They did it again! D&D Dance Studio in Chiefland particular order: held its 14th Annual Spring Dance Revue in style on Jaicee Brown, June 7 and June 8. For the last 14 years, family and McKayla Cobb, Amber friends have been witness to a professional style dance Freeman, Ashley First, recital worthy of a Broadway performance. Hensley Haire, Kelsey The 2 ½-hour show, held in the Chiefland Middle Hingson, Payton High School Auditorium, was a standing room-only Hurne and Leslie event. Debbie Dean, the D&D Dance owner, director and Roberts. teacher, once again delivered an evening of outstanding performances. The show titled “Blast from the Past” put on songs and dance routines that delighted all with fond memories while introducing classic songs to new generations. Photos by DEBORAH Chiefland announcer Norman Weaver opened the show GOAD/Citizen with an introduction, followed by a prayer from Pastor David Jones. Karen Morgan sang the National Anthem, her voice filling the auditorium. The first half of the show carried dancers across the stage with 16 tunes, then 15 more tunes completed the evening’s event after intermission. “Shackels” dancers, “Let’s Hear It for the Boy,” a 1984 hit by Deniece in no particular order: Williams, opened the show with four dancers doing a tap Bryana Martinez, routine. Emilie Noyes, Cynthia Six styles of dance were performed during the Hart, Vonice Watson evening: ballet, tap, hip-hop, lyrical and pop. and Jennifer McHale.
“Charleston” dancers, in no particular order: Ariella Hawk, Kalina Hawk and Abigail McGee.
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State Readers list. 7th Grade: Lillie Allen, *Karsen Baker, Joshua Macy Armstrong, Grace McCorkel-Conley, Pedro Bastow, Jose DeLaCruz, Rod- Sanchez-Torres and Oren Photos by SEAN ARNOLD/Citizen rianna Donaldson, Audrey Wilson were recognized for Top overall academic award honorees at Chiefland Middle School (top GPA per grade): Jolene Watkins (sixth Duncan, Brody Ellis, Ella finishing in first as a team grade); Oren Wilson (seventh grade); and Adysen Baker (eighth grade). Gore, Isabella Hewel, Claire in the county book battle in Horne, Karson Hutchison, April. Benton Lindsey, Joshua Mc- Citizenship Award Corkel-Conley, Angel Poole, Pedro Sanchez Torres, (For students who do the Abigail Story, Emma Swain, right thing all the time even Aidan Vanbourgondien, and when they think no one is Johnyah Waldrop. watching.) 8th Grade: Kamore Bow- - 6th Grade: Emma Camp ers, Kayla Branch, Rachel bell, Logan Cochran, Jordan Couch, Jarrett Darus, Frye, Emilee Gay, Michael Arianne Estrada, Adrian Goodale, Arrington Grant, Furment, Wade Gore, Rahcel Chelsi Hill, Dana Hinkle, Hutson, Ashley Isenhoward, JR Hudson, Payton Johns, Natash James, Olivia McGee, Chelsea McCain, William Ste- Gavin McLelland, Trang Lola phenson, Audra Stockman, Nguyen, Nitya Patel, Gracey Everett Tribble, and Domyn- Quincey, Devin Rogers, Eve- ick Welch. lyn Six, Regan Varnes, and 7th Grade: Lauren Bailey, Tori Wilson. Grace Bastow, Jose DeLa- Cruz, Kaylyn Dewees, Aaron Journalism Estrada, Kensley Haire, Annabelle Beauchamp; Isabella Hewell, Tyler Hill, Adysen Baker; Kayla Branch; Shalisha Keefer, Cali Knapp, Rachel Couch; Ashley Isen- 8th Grade All A's Honor Roll Benton Lindsey, Ach Nor- howard; Kylah Lanier; Grace wood, Pedro Sanchez-Tor- Quincey; Tabitha Welch; Ella res, Lillian Schonborn, Gore; and Shanie Keene. Johnyah Waldrop and Katie Wetherington. Keyboarding awards 8th Grade: Adysen Baker, 6th Grade: Jordan Frye Tyler Bass, Kaydon Brady, and Jolene Watkins Seth Campbell, Brooke 7th Grade: Karsen Baker, Cannon, Jarrett Darus, Dor- Obed Fonseca-Sirias, Felicia othy Estrada, Kyle Fowler, Sisk, Emma Swain, and Oren Adrian Furment, Shanie Wilson. Keene, Clayton Locke, Gavin 8th Grade: Tori Wilson McLelland, Nitya Patel, Kaleb Pritchard, Hunter Sharp, 4H Tropicana Speech Evelyn Six, Johnathan Wal- drop, Tabitha Welch, and Contest Tori Wilson. 6th Grade 1st Place: Luke Watkins Indian Spirit Medal 2nd Place: Arrington Grant (Student who academi- 3rd Place: JR Hudson cally have given their all in 7th/8th Grade class in attitude, effort and 1st Place: Jose DeLaCruz 7th Grade All A's Honor Roll diligent hard work.) 2nd Place: Shanie Keene 6th Grade: Phoebe An- 3rd Place: Regan Varnes tis, Landyn Baker, Candice Bass, Christion Bostic, Spelling Bee winners Isabella Cowart, Giovanni 1st Place: Margarita Enriquez-Banales, Sarah Ramos Godwin, Jayden Graham, 2nd Place: Oren Wilson Mackenzie Langford, James McElveen, Haley McFall, Superintendent’s Sharon Quigley, Anthony Reading Award (pre- Richardson, Landen Smith, Riley Stockman, Alysaa Taft, sented by Superinten- Tobi Tallent, Jolene Watkins, dent Jeff Edison) and Hunter Wolfe. 6th Grade: Dana Hinkle, JR 7th Grade: Madi Allen, Hudson, Ryleigh Locket and Macy Jo Armstrong, Kars- Reese Solowski. en Baker, Dayshaw Bow- 7th Grade: Josh Mc- ers, Jaslyn Davis, Audrey Corkel-Conley, Izzy Hewel, Duncan, Brody Ellis, Obed Caden McEachern, Josh Fonseca, Jadiel Gonzalez, McFadden, Oren Wilson, Ella Gore, Alyssa Lamb, Josh Karsen Baker, and Katie McCorkel-Conley, Angel Wetherington. Poole, Madyson Prem, Emma 8th Grade: Devan Ahrens, Swain, Evan Thomas, Aidan Devin Rogers, Tabitha Welch 6th Grade All A's Honor Roll Vanbourgondien, Bree Wig- and Tori Wilson. ley, and Oren Wilson. 8th Grade: Balie Bethea, BETA Club certificates Kamore Bowers, Jonathan 6th Grade: Phoebe Antis, Brown, Olivia Gore, Bria Landyn Baker, Chirstion Hinkle, Banner Hodge, Bostic, Kylie Bostic, Arian- Ashley Isenhower, JaQuanda ah Boyd, Emma Campbell, Latson, Olivia McGee, Emma Logan Cochran, Jordan Munn, Bret Nettles, Michael Frye, Emilee Gay, Michael Paglione, Skootah Richard- Goodale, Arrington Grant, son, Colton Schindler, Gage Shannon Harper, Chelsi Schindler, Tymberlynn Wat- HIll, Kelsey Hingson, Dana son, and Travis Williams. Hinkle, JR Hudson, Osten Highest GPA per grade Jones, Mackenzie Langford, Ryleigh Locke, Chelsea Mc- 6th Grade: Jolene Watkins Cain, Hailey Moody, Alexis 7th Grade: Oren Wilson Perkins, Anthony Richard- 8th Grade: Adysen Baker son, Cara Santerfeit, Audra A Honor Roll (all Stockman, Riley Stockman, Grace Swilley, Alyssa Taft, school year) Everett Tribble, Jolene 6th Grade: Dana Hinkle, Watkins, Luke Watkins, and James Hudson III, Ryleigh Domynick Welch. Locke, Riley Stockman, 7th Grade: Macy Arm- Everett Tribble, and Jolene strong, Jaslyn Davis, Audrey Watkins. Duncan, Michael Franklyn, 7th Grade: Karsen Bak- Kensley Haire, Tyler Hill, er, Aubreigh Brown, Obed Yismaliz Lopez-Urbina, Fonseca-Sirias, Madison Angel Poole, Madyson Prem, Oren Wilson, Joshua McCorkel-Conley, Karsen Baker, and Pedro Sanchez-Torres were recognized for finishing Foote, Calista Knapp, Lillian and Emma Swain. in first as a team in the first-ever county book battle in April. 2B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, June 20, 2019 Community Calendar The mixer is open to anyone and you Peanut Festival don’t have to be a business to attend. The location is 8650 NW 172nd Ln. For Applications information on this event or the Chamber The Williston Area Chamber of Com- of Commerce, please call Joy at 352-493- merce is now accepting vendor applica- 1849 tions for the 31st Annual Central Florida Peanut Festival, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 5 in Williston’s Heritage Park. Fanning Chamber Vendors this year will choose their own spaces, so early application is meeting suggested. Site maps are available on the The Fannings Springs Chamber of Chamber website. Commerce is holding its regular month- For more information, or an appli- ly meeting Thursday, June 20, at 5:30 cation and rules, visit www.willistonfl. p.m. the meeting will be held at Fanning com and look for the information under Springs State Park Conference Room. the community tab, contact the Chamber The directors/board meeting precedes it at 352-528-5552, email willistonflcoc@ at 5 p.m. The regular meeting will include gmail.com or visit 50 NW Main St., planning for upcoming events such as the Williston. Trunk or Treat and Movie Night on Oct. 26 as well as the Festival of Lights on Dec. 7. Military veterans of World War II, Korea, Voice 21 Learn about Elder Grandparents Vietnam, Iraq, Af- Advocates Group Join the Voice 21 Advocates Group for Abuse Month at raising grandchil- ghanistan free donuts and coffee at 6 p.m. June 27 at Dunkin Donuts in the Chiefland Con- Chamber Luncheon dren group Our WWII June get-together will meet The Greater Chiefland Area Chamber If you’re raising your grandkids, full ference Room. Come make a change with at the Lighthouse Restaurant in Fanning of Commerce invites area businesses to or part time, please come to our Grand- us as you discover your human rights. Springs by the Suwannee River bridge attend our monthly business luncheon on parents Raising Grandchildren support at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 13. All Vets June 28. The luncheon will be held at Ha- group. It gives you an opportunity to meet and family members are welcome! For ven Hospice community room in Chief- others in similar circumstances and find more information, contact Karen at (352) Levy Democrats land. The meeting will begin at noon. out you’re not alone in this challenge. 441-5478. There is no charge for the luncheon, but We have speakers to help you find local host voter reservations are requested. resources and deal with the emotional The Speaker is Donna Moses, Lead drain. Last month, one of our volunteers registration training Member Victim Advocate with Suncoast managed to help a grandparent submit an Chamber Mixer at The Levy County Democratic Party Credit Union. She will be speaking on online application for Camp Anderson is pleased to announce Voter Registration Elder Abuse in light of Elder Abuse this summer. Thank you, Brenda! We’re Allen Law Office Training Saturday, June 22, at 3:30 p.m., Awareness Month. The luncheon sponsor still collecting money to assist the grand- The Greater Chiefland Chamber of with special guest trainer Tammy Jones, is Suncoast Credit Union and our high- parents with the costs of summer camp Commerce invites you to a Chamber Supervisor of Elections, Levy County. light speaker is Paige Brookins for The two days a week. Theirs is a daunting Mixer on June 20. The event will be This training will be held in the Bronson Gathering Table. task and some are doing it without any hosted at the new location of Allen Law Library, 600 Gilbert St. (across from To RSVP please call Joy at the cham- financial assistance. We meet the third Office in Fanning Springs from 5;30-7:00 Sav-a-Lot U.S. Alt 27) in Bronson. Light ber at 352-493-1849. Tuesday of the month at the First Baptist p.m. The mixer is a great opportunity to refreshments will be served. Church of Cross City, 10 a.m. until noon. network with other business people and Childcare is provided. For questions, call meet new people. We typically have light Gigi at 352-493-9183. refreshments and some drawings for door prizes. Please bring your business cards and meet some other chamber members.
month and meetings for the third Monday of the month information, visit American Post 236 of Bronson is Mondays at the Gather- ONGOING Auxiliary are the first Tues- at 6 p.m. The organization Legion jamerson-sheffield open now for Bingo ev- ing Table in Chiefland. day of each month. Out- is located at 1381 NE 82nd post 91 on Facebook. ery Monday at 6 p.m. For information, call Joan of-town members are also Ave. (off U.S. Highway Bingo/Karaoke/Games Bring a friend and come at 352-493-4743. Weekly ACTIVITIES welcome to join us. 19), Old Town. Bring a join us in the doublewide and substitute players Disabled American Armed Forces/Veterans Disabled American copy of your DD214 or dis- at 9550 Hwy 27 Alt. to- are needed. Veterans Auxiliary Unit Groups Veterans charge. For more informa- ward Williston on the BINGO for a cause The Disabled Amer- tion, please call 352-610- 63 Disabled America Veter- Tired of the rain? Need Chiefland Veterans of right-hand side. Handi- ican Veterans seeks dis- 0077. Semper Fidelis. ans Auxiliary Unit 63, Pris- to get out of the house? Foreign Wars Post and cap parking is in the rear abled veterans to join the The American Legion on Road, Cross City offers Come on down for Bingo Auxiliary has moved to the of the building. Hope to (D.A.V.). We meet on the Riders (ALR) meet on Bingo every Wednesday at on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- corner of U.S. Highway 19 see you there. For inqui- first Thursday of each the first Thursday of the 12 p.m. start. Doors open day of the month through North and 137th Street. ries, please call Margie at month at 6:30 p.m. at Beef month at 6:30 p.m.; exec- at 10:30 a.m., and cof- August at the Yankeetown Any veteran of a foreign 352-317-5922 or Tom at O Brady's Restaurant, 7050 utive board meetings for fee donuts and lunch will Inglis Woman’s Club. war and anyone who has a 352-486-6721. NW 140th Street, Chief- Jamerson-Sheffield Post 91 be available. DAVA also AMVETS Post 444 Come join us & have some father, mother, brother, sis- land. For additional infor- (Trenton) are held the sec- hosts Bingo on Saturdays hosts bingo each Wednes- fun! Support a great local ter, grandmother, grandfa- mation call ond Thursday of the month at 6 p.m., with doors open- day at 6:30 p.m.; and Friday cause! Since 1969, YIWC ther, son or daughter who Commander Larry Fo- at 6:30 p.m.; and general ing at 4:30 p.m. There are and Sunday at 7 p.m. The has awarded over $100,000 has served overseas during land at home: 352-493- membership meetings are $100 jackpots, prizes and post is at 13751 NE 52nd in scholarships to local stu- time of war and can furnish 1351 or on cell: 727-773- held the third Thursday of giveaways. The address is Place, Williston. dents. Bingo income funds a copy of a DD214 from 7124. D.A.V. Hours 11 a.m. the month at 7 p.m. Bin- 125 NE 165th Ave (Prison AMVETS Post 88 in the Woman’s Club Schol- the military is invited to to 4 p.m. go sessions at Post 91 are Road). Come and have fun Bronson (next to the Bron- arship program, which are join us. We sponsor light Tri-County Marine the first and third -Tues and support our veterans! son Speedway) at 10050 awarded in May each year. dinners every Friday night Corps League Detachment days each month at 7 p.m. For more information, call N.E. S.R. 24 has bingo ev- with music. We are open on No. 1018 Marines are look- Gilchrist Veteran’s Service 352-498-7707 or 352-221- ery Tuesday at 7 p.m. Church/Thrift Shops Sundays from 11 a.m. to 9 ing for a few good men and office hours are Monday 8043. Bronson United Meth- p.m. Business meetings are Grand Slam Bridge women to join their organi- through Thursday, 9:30 American Legion the second Tuesday of each meets 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Activities page B3 zation. Meetings are on the a.m. to 2:30 p.m. For more Bingo American Legion $10 Adult Haircuts Expires 6/30/2019 Walk-Ins Welcome Appts. Appreciated Give us a call! Hair For All We do it all! Just down from Walmart Mon - Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. 9 - 5 493-4247 Closed Sun & Tues. Please present this ad
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the Second To None Thrift Farmers Markets 352-692-5252 meets at noon Wednesdays grandchildren to share Shoppe is one of the finest South Levy Market- Social/Civic Groups at The Gathering Table on experiences, help find -re ACTIVITES and least expensive in the Main Street. sources that can help, and continued from Page B2 place in Inglis is the fourth Friends of the Luther area. Hours are Monday Saturday of each month. Suwannee Valley Ro- support each other. The through Saturday 10 a.m. to Callaway Public Library, tary meets at noon on meetings are the third Summer hours are 9 a.m. the Chiefland branch of odist Thrift Shop, 235 2 p.m. and Thursday 5 p.m. Thursdays at the Haven Tuesday of each month at to noon. the Levy County Public Court St. in Bronson be- to 7 p.m. with questions Hospice Community Cen- the River of Life Church The marketplace is in Library System, meet the hind the church, shop hours 352-447-2057 before Bin- ter in Chiefland. in Old Town, 66 SE 964th Inglis on Highway 19 in second Thursday of each are Friday and Saturday, 9 go. All proceeds generated Williston Rotary meets Street – take US 19/98, a front of Food Ranch For month at 11 a.m. at the li- a.m. to 1 p.m. from sales are given back at 11:45 a.m. Tuesdays at half mile north of the Su- more information, please brary, 104 NE Third St., Divine Mercy Thrift to the community. Thrift First Presbyterian Church, wannee River bridge on call 352-302-1771. Chiefland. The Friends sup- Center on the grounds of Shop Volunteers are needed 247 NE First St. the west side of the road. Dieting/Weight Control port the library by promot- St. John the Evangelist and we will train. Any and The meetings are from 10 ing the library’s programs Help Church, 4050 NW High- all hours are needed. Chiefland TOPS meets a.m. to 12 p.m. Childcare and resources and through Ask for help: Ev- way 27A, is open Fridays Tri–County Outreach from 10:45 to 11: 45 a.m. is provided. For more in- fund-raising projects to ery day, older adults are and Saturdays from 9 a.m. Thrift Store is open Mon- on Mondays at Good Shep- formation, call Gigi at purchase reading materials, abused, neglected and to 1 p.m. Sales go toward day through Thursday from herd Lutheran Church, 352-493-9183. books on tape, videos, op- denied their rights. Old- feeding the needy in the 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The store U.S. Highway 19, north erating supplies and minor er adults have the right to area. Donations are accept- is at 708 N Main St., Chief- of Chiefland. Both sexes equipment. There are no dignity and respect; to not ed. For more information, land. Sales benefit the on- are welcome. For informa- Chiefland Senior dues. For more informa- be yelled at, hit or humil- please call 352-493-9723. site emergency food pan- tion, call 352-463-9111. Center, 305 SW First St., tion, please call Friends iated; and to make their Holy Cross Catholic try. For more information, We have a new TOPS serves breakfast and lunch, President Ann Brown at own decisions. No one Church Thrift Shop in please call 352-493-2310. No. 0891 in Chiefland. The Monday-Friday. Monday 352-226-7413. has the right to abuse our Cross City has used fur- YIWC Thrift Shop group meeting is Thursdays and Wednesday at 9 a.m. Levy/Gilchrist Retired elders physically or emo- niture and low prices. It is If you haven’t been at 11 a.m. All are welcome. is exercise class. At 9:30 Educators Association tionally, to threaten them, open on Fridays and Satur- to the Yankeetown-Inglis The group has national and a.m. to noon on Mondays meets on the third Monday or to take their money or days from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Woman’s Club Thrift Shop international recognition. is a card-making class. of every month at the Gath- property without consent. For information or to do- at 5 56th Street in Yankee- Come for a visit and learn Wednesday is all other ering Table in Chiefland. Be empowered to prevent nate, please call 352-542- town, you are missing some to lose weight your way! crafts. Tuesday and Thurs- The meeting will start becoming a victim of elder 0157. great items. Clothing, bed- Please call 352-493-7339 day come and socialize. at 10:30 a.m. followed by abuse. Talk to your cler- Second to None Thrift ding, lamps, tools, house- or 352-493-1351 for the Fridays, 10 a.m. to noon lunch. Any retired educa- gy, doctor or someone you Shop Come browse The hold items, pots, pans, location and more informa- is line dancing. The center tor from Gilchrist or Levy trust and call the confiden- Second To None Thrift dishes, sheets, blankets, tion. is open from 8 a.m. to 5 counties is invited to at- tial Elder Abuse Hotline at Shoppe located behind the small appliances, jewelry, Tai Chi Chuan: Mov- p.m. For more information, tend. 1-800-96-ABUSE (1-800- Yankeetown-Inglis Wom- shoes, boots, camping gear, ing for Better Balance ev- please call Bernadette Pre- Tri-County Cruisers 962-2873), if you or some- an’s Club in Yankeetown. you name it we have it. We ery Monday and Wednes- ble at 352-490-7055 ext.1. meet to show off its clas- one you know is abused. The ladies are constantly are open Tuesday through day at 9 to 10 a.m. at First Food for Life distri- sic vehicles from 6:30 to Do not be afraid to ask for adding and updating the Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. United Methodist Church, bution at Chiefland First 8 p.m. on Fridays at the help. shoppe, man cave and bou- and Thursday for the Bingo 707 N. Main St., Chief- United Methodist Church Gathering Table in Chief- Grandparents raising tique sections. In March crowd. Come by and shop, land, in the fellowship hall. will be every Saturday at land. Show up to show your grandchildren support everything on the racks will donate or visit. Bring your To register, please contact 10:30 a.m. The requested car and have a good time. group be $1. Stocked solely by guys to visit the “Man Elizabeth (Liz) Dalusio at donation is $5 per family Come meet with oth- donations from club mem- Cave”! Elder Options by calling Rotary for fuel cost. er grandparents raising bers and the community, 352-378-6649 ext. 152 or Chiefland Rotary 4B Chiefland Citizen Thursday, June 20, 2019 NASCAR THIS WEEK
SPEED FREAKS QUESTIONS & ATTITUDE A few questions we had to ask ourselves Compelling questions ... and maybe a few actual answers Which 2019 non-winner SONOMA is ready to win on a road What else did the Captain say? course this week? THREE THINGS TO WATCH GODSPEAK: Sign me up for Along with throwing his support Clint “Bump ’Em” Bowyer. 1. Goodbye, Mr. Boogity behind future NASCAR-IndyCar dou- I have a feeling he will bleheaders, Roger Penske might’ve bounce his way through Darrell Waltrip has been a teed up what many suspect is this field. part of NASCAR Cup Series coming in 2021: Namely a more KEN’S CALL: So many good racing since his debut as a condensed schedule with snappier options out there, but I’ll driver in 1972. He won his timelines. On SiriusXM’s NASCAR hang my hat on Kurt Busch. first race in 1975, and cap- channel, the legendary team owner He’s good at Sonoma and tured the first of three titles said: “We’re going to see changes, will take the necessary in 1981. He owned a Cup probably, in the rules, we’re going chances. Series team starting in 1991. to see changes in the schedule. I After making his last start think we’ve got to tie it together Too soon to ask if Jimmie in 2000, he moved to the Fox with our media partners …” Johnson could actually miss Sports announcing booth. the playoffs? Sunday’s race at Sonoma will Such as …? GODSPEAK: Never say “not mark the end of the NASCAR Jimmie Johnson.” Wait, isn’t road for the 72-year-old “We’re going to talk about two that a double negative? See stock-car stalwart. Boogity! races on one weekend,” Penske how confused I am about added, noting that NASCAR is doing this? 2. More road course that at Pocono this summer. “When KEN’S CALL: Everyone you think about 36-38 weekends, keeps suggesting he’ll Sonoma Raceway is hopping if we can take five or six of those rediscover his groove. But on NASCAR’s newfound road- and make those doubleheaders if they’re not in panic mode racing popularity by adding and let our guys go home.” A lot of yet, they must be close. more course for Sunday’s drivers and owners talk like this, Cup Series race. The length but when Penske says it, it seems to of last year’s road course carry more weight. A lot of NASCAR FEUD OF THE for NASCAR competition changes over the past 20 years have WEEK was 1.99 miles. This time been met with derision by older around, Sonoma has added fans; maybe the next wave will be CLINT BOWYER VS. the “carousel” area into the different. Maybe not. NASCAR: Bowyer admitted mix, extending the length of he is not a fan of NASCAR’s the track to 2.52 miles. “It One of Darrell Waltrip’s greatest NASCAR career moments was — Ken Willis, ken.willis new low-horsepower, high- adds a completely different winning the 1989 Daytona 500. [AP/DOUG JENNINGS] @news-jrnl.com downforce rules package element,” said Jeff Gordon, a put in place for the Cup five-time Sonoma winner. Originally known as Sears 10 years, there have been Series this season. Point Raceway, it became nine different winners. The NASCAR CUP GODWIN KELLY’S TAKE: 3. Name-changer Infineon Raceway in 2002. only repeat winner has been STANDINGS Bowyer wrecked out of After losing that entitle- Martin Truex Jr. Michigan with about 70 laps Sonoma Raceway has hosted ment sponsorship, it became 1. Joey Logano 614 to go and was extremely one Cup Series date every Sonoma Raceway. It has — Godwin Kelly, godwin. 2. Kyle Busch 605 frustrated at the time. “I year since 1989 and had at become a wild-card event [email protected] 3. Brad Keselowski 541 mean, it is not racing,” least three name changes. to pick up a win. In the past 4. Kevin Harvick 539 he said. “I am sorry, I am 5. Chase Elliott 531 biting my tongue.” 6. Martin Truex Jr. 499 7. Denny Hamlin 491 8. Kurt Busch 485 GODWIN’S PICKS 9. Ryan Blaney 434 FOR SONOMA 10. Alex Bowman 433 OFF WEEK 11. Aric Almirola 426 WINNER: Clint Bowyer 12. Clint Bowyer 404 REST OF TOP 5: Kyle Larson, 13. Daniel Suarez 401 Kevin Harvick, Kurt Busch, THREE THINGS WE LEARNED 14. William Byron 383 Denny Hamlin 15. Kyle Larson 369 FIRST ONE OUT: Kyle Busch 1. Still a mystery 16. Jimmie Johnson 364 DARK HORSE: Ryan Blaney 17. Ryan Newman 361 DON’T BE SURPRISED IF: Everyone was hoping Dale Earnhardt Jr. could 18. Erik Jones 357 After a week of chasing find out from car owner Joe Gibbs why Carl 19. Paul Menard 336 son Cash, Bowyer is ready Edwards up and quit racing three years ago. 20. Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 326 to get back on the winning Gibbs doesn’t know. “He (Edwards) said, ‘I’m track. not going to share with you. I’m not going to share with anybody the real bottom lines,’” WHAT’S ON TAP Gibbs told Earnhardt. (All times Eastern) MOTOR MOUTHS PODCAST 2. Father’s Day marathon CUP SERIES: Toyota/Save Mart 350 SITE: Sonoma Raceway (2.52-mile The Cup Series had the Iowa Speedway held a NASCAR marathon road course) weekend off, so there’s of sorts on Father’s Day, hosting Gander SCHEDULE: Friday, practice (Fox nothing to talk about, right? Outdoors Truck Series and Xfinity Series Sports 1, 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.). We’ll see. races on Sunday. The Truck Series race was Saturday, qualifying (Fox Sports 1, rained out Saturday, forcing the Daddy Day 3 p.m.). Sunday, race (Fox Sports Tune in online at doubleheader. 1, coverage begins at 2 p.m., green www.news-journalonline. flag at 3 p.m.) com/daytonamotormouths 3. Americans in Paris GANDER OUTDOORS TRUCKS: Well, more like Americans at Le Mans. Tip of Carl Edwards would do a backflip off his race CarShield 200 the hat to IMSA car owner Ben Keating after car after a NASCAR victory. It’s still a mystery SITE: World Wide Technology Race- his Ford GT topped the GTE Am Class in last why he left racing. [AP/ROSS FRANKLIN] way at Gateway (1.25-mile oval) week’s 24 Hours of Le Mans. Just to connect TV SCHEDULE: Saturday, qualifying the dots, IMSA falls under NASCAR’s wide — Godwin Kelly, godwin.kelly@news-jrnl. (Fox Sports 2, 8:30 p.m.), race (Fox umbrella of racing properties. Merci! com Sports 1, 10 p.m.)
2019 CUP SERIES SCHEDULE Keselowski) Truex Jr.) Sept. 1: Southern 500 at Darlington AND WINNERS March 31: O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas June 2: Pocono 400 (Kyle Busch) Sept. 8: Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis (Denny Hamlin) June 10: FireKeepers Casino 400 at Michi- Sept. 15: South Point 400 at Las Vegas Feb. 10: Clash at Daytona (Jimmie Johnson) April 7: Food City 500 at Bristol (Kyle gan (Joey Logano) Sept. 21: Federated Auto Parts 400 at Feb. 17: Daytona 500 (Denny Hamlin) Busch) June 23: Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Richmond Feb. 24: Folds of Honor 500 at Atlanta (Brad April 13: Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond June 30: Overton’s 400 at Chicagoland Sept. 29: Bank of America 500k at Charlotte Keselowski) (Martin Truex Jr.) July 6: Coke Zero 400 at Daytona Oct. 6: Delaware 400 at Dover March 3: Pennzoil 400 at Las Vegas (Joey April 28: Geico 500 at Talladega (Chase July 13: Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Oct. 13: 1000Bulbs.com 500 Talladega Logano) Elliott) July 21: Foxwoods 301 at New Hampshire Oct. 20: Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas March 10: TicketGuardian 500 at Phoenix May 5: Dover 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) July 28: Gander Outdoors 400 at Pocono Oct. 27: First Data 500 at Martinsville (Kyle Busch) May 11: Kansas 400 (Brad Keselowski) Aug. 4: Go Bowling at Watkins Glen Nov. 3: AAA Texas 500 March 17: Auto Club 400 at Fontana (Kyle May 18: All-Star Race at Charlotte (Kyle Aug. 11: Consumers Energy 400 at Michigan Nov. 10: Can-Am 500k at Phoenix Busch) Larson) Aug. 17: Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race at Nov. 17: Ford EcoBoost 400 at March 24: STP 500 at Martinsville (Brad May 26: Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte (Martin Bristol Homestead-Miami
KEN WILLIS’ TOP 10 NASCAR DRIVER RANKINGS
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION property described in such Cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED tificate will be sold to the high- FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED est bidder in the Courthouse NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lobby on the 8th day of July, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate 2019 at 10:00 AM. that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate that the holder(s) of Certificate number 754-13 of the sale of number 794-11 of the sale of number 1868-16 of the sale of number 1196-15 of the sale of number 1050-15 of the sale of 2013 has (have) filed said Cer- 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- DATED this 22nd day of May, 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 2019. tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of Danny J. Shipp sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, the description of the property, the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, the description of the property, the description of the property, the description of the property, the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R HOLDER(S): INA GROUP LLC HOLDER(S): CB INTERNA- HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R WOMBLE NOTICE OF APPLICATION TIONAL INVESTMENTS LLC WOMBLE WOMBLE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF FOR TAX DEED LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY: TRACT 183, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY: THE WEST MORE PARTICULARLY DE- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE PROPERTY: LOT 2, THE PROPERTY: TRACT THE PROPERTY: TRACT 1/2 OF SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 SCRIBED AS, THE W 1/2 OF that the holder(s) of Certificate BLOCK 11, TOWN OF WILLIS- #140, LEGALLY DESCRIBED #491, LEGALLY DESCRIBED OF SW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE number 1134-16 of the sale of TON, ACCORDING TO THE AS: THE E 1/2 OF THE NE AS: THE W 1/2 OF THE SE SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 11 NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- PLAT THEREOF RECORDED 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF THE tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- IN PLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 1, OF SE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION sued thereon. The name(s) of THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 12 SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 12 33, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, the holder(s) of said Certificate, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, NAMES IN WHICH AS- RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY the description of the property, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. SESSED: HAROLD E MCVAY, COUNTY, FLORIDA the name(s) in which it is as- NAMES IN WHICH AS- RELNA M MCVAY sessed are as follows: SESSED: TWO BY TWO PRE- NAMES IN WHICH AS- NAMES IN WHICH AS- NAMES IN WHICH AS- SCHOOL INC. SESSED: GUALBERTO RA- SESSED: MIGUEL GONZA- All of said property being in the SESSED: BRUCE TUCKER, NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE BELL-FERNANDEZ LEZ-LLORENTE, MIGUEL County of Levy, State of Florida. LYDIA TUCKER HOLDER(S): CONNIE DON- All of said property being in the GONZALEZ-LLORENTE, LEY County of Levy, State of Florida. All of said property being in the ROSA MARIA O GONZA- Unless such Certificate shall be All of said property being in the County of Levy, State of Florida. LEZ-VALDES redeemed according to law, the County of Levy, State of Florida. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Unless such Certificate shall be property described in such Cer- THE PROPERTY: TRACT redeemed according to law, the Unless such Certificate shall be All of said property being in the tificate will be sold to the high- Unless such Certificate shall be #026, LEGALLY DESCRIBED property described in such Cer- redeemed according to law, the County of Levy, State of Florida. est bidder in the Courthouse redeemed according to law, the AS: THE S 1/2 OF NW 1/4 OF tificate will be sold to the high- property described in such Cer- lobby on the 8th day of July, property described in such Cer- NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF NE 1/4 est bidder in the Courthouse tificate will be sold to the high- Unless such Certificate shall be 2019 at 10:00 AM. tificate will be sold to the high- OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP lobby on the 8th day of July, est bidder in the Courthouse redeemed according to law, the est bidder in the Courthouse 12 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, 2019 at 10:00 AM. lobby on the 8th day of July, property described in such Cer- DATED this 22nd day of May, lobby on the 8th day of July, LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2019 at 10:00 AM. tificate will be sold to the high- 2019. 2019 at 10:00 AM. DATED this 22nd day of May, est bidder in the Courthouse Danny J. Shipp NAMES IN WHICH AS- 2019. DATED this 22nd day of May, lobby on the 8th day of July, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DATED this 22nd day of May, SESSED: BEVERLY MOWATT Danny J. Shipp 2019. 2019 at 10:00 AM. COURT LEVY COUNTY, 2019. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Danny J. Shipp FLORIDA Danny J. Shipp All of said property being in the COURT LEVY COUNTY, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT DATED this 22nd day of May, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT County of Levy, State of Florida. FLORIDA COURT LEVY COUNTY, 2019. Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, COURT LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA Danny J. Shipp 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. FLORIDA Unless such Certificate shall be Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT redeemed according to law, the 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, COURT LEVY COUNTY, NOTICE OF APPLICATION Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, property described in such Cer- 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. FLORIDA FOR TAX DEED 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. tificate will be sold to the high- NOTICE OF APPLICATION est bidder in the Courthouse FOR TAX DEED Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION lobby on the 8th day of July, 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. that the holder(s) of Certificate FOR TAX DEED 2019 at 10:00 AM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FOR TAX DEED number 1104-16 of the sale of that the holder(s) of Certificate NOTICE OF APPLICATION 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, DATED this 22nd day of May, number 4624-15 of the sale of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, FOR TAX DEED tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- that the holder(s) of Certificate 2019. 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- that the holder(s) of Certificate sued thereon. The name(s) of number 4922-08 of the sale of Danny J. Shipp tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- number 932-12 of the sale of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the holder(s) of said Certificate, 2008 has (have) filed said Cer- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT sued thereon. The name(s) of 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- that the holder(s) of Certificate the description of the property, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- COURT LEVY COUNTY, the holder(s) of said Certificate, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- number 4696-12 of the sale of the name(s) in which it is as- sued thereon. The name(s) of FLORIDA the description of the property, sued thereon. The name(s) of 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- sessed are as follows: the holder(s) of said Certificate, the name(s) in which it is as- the holder(s) of said Certificate, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- the description of the property, Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, sessed are as follows: the description of the property, sued thereon. The name(s) of NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the name(s) in which it is as- 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. the name(s) in which it is as- the holder(s) of said Certificate, HOLDER(S): IL IRA INVEST- sessed are as follows: NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE sessed are as follows: NOTICE OF APPLICATION the description of the property, MENTS LLC HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R FOR TAX DEED the name(s) in which it is as- NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE WOMBLE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF HOLDER(S): LEE F PAL- HOLDER(S): JOSEPH PAL- sessed are as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THE PROPERTY: TRACTS LARDY III LOTTA that the holder(s) of Certificate LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF #423 AND #424, UNIVERSITY NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE number 2899-12 of the sale of THE PROPERTY: LOT 5, ESTATES, AN UNRECORDED LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF HOLDER(S): MARK A POW- 2012 has (have) filed said Cer- BLOCK 19, WILLISTON HIGH- SUBDIVISION IN SECTION THE PROPERTY: LOT 1, THE PROPERTY: TRACT ELL tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- LANDS UNIT 12, ACCORDING 12, TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, BLOCK B, LANGLEY ES- #396, LEGALLY DESCRIBED sued thereon. The name(s) of TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- RANGE 17 EAST, LEVY TATES, ACCORDING TO THE AS: THE E 1/2 OF THE NE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF the holder(s) of said Certificate, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF THE THE PROPERTY: LOT 51 OF the description of the property, PAGE 13, PUBLIC RECORDS MORE PARTICULARLY DE- IN PLAT BOOK 8, PAGE 48, SE 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 OF LONG POND LANDING, AD- the name(s) in which it is as- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 12 DITION 2 SUBDIVISION, AS sessed are as follows: RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SE 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 OF COUNTY, FLORIDA NAMES IN WHICH AS- SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, THE SW 1/4 OF THE SW 1/4 LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. 7, PAGE 29 OF THE PUBLIC NAME(S) OF CERTIFI- SESSED: WILLET ADOLPHE OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP NAMES IN WHICH AS- RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, CATE HOLDER(S): ANGELA 12 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, SESSED: ROY BOSWELL, NAMES IN WHICH AS- FLORIDA. JOYNER All of said property being in the LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. GRACELYN BOSWELL County of Levy, State of Florida. SESSED: JOSE ANTONIO CONDE NAMES IN WHICH AS- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NAMES IN WHICH AS- All of said property being in the SESSED: MICHAEL A WIL- THE PROPERTY: LOT 10, Unless such Certificate shall be SESSED: JUAN BUONO County of Levy, State of Florida. All of said property being in the SON, BRENDA J WILSON BLOCK 95, WILLISTON HIGH- redeemed according to law, the PETRILLI County of Levy, State of Florida. LANDS GOLF AND COUNTRY property described in such Cer- Unless such Certificate shall be All of said property being in the CLUB ESTATES, ACCORDING tificate will be sold to the high- All of said property being in the redeemed according to law, the Unless such Certificate shall be County of Levy, State of Florida. TO THE PLAT THEREOF RE- est bidder in the Courthouse County of Levy, State of Florida. property described in such Cer- redeemed according to law, the CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, lobby on the 8th day of July, tificate will be sold to the high- property described in such Cer- Unless such Certificate shall be PAGES 67 THROUGH 67M, 2019 at 10:00 AM. Unless such Certificate shall be est bidder in the Courthouse tificate will be sold to the high- redeemed according to law, the OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS property described in such Cer- redeemed according to law, the lobby on the 8th day of July, DATED this 22nd day of May, est bidder in the Courthouse OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. tificate will be sold to the high- property described in such Cer- 2019 at 10:00 AM. 2019. lobby on the 8th day of July, tificate will be sold to the high- 2019 at 10:00 AM. est bidder in the Courthouse NAMES IN WHICH ASSESSED: Danny J. Shipp est bidder in the Courthouse DATED this 22nd day of May, lobby on the 8th day of July, ENEIDA V VAZQUEZ-ORTIZ, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT lobby on the 8th day of July, 2019. DATED this 22nd day of May, 2019 at 10:00 AM. ENEIDA V VAZQUEZ-ORTIZ COURT LEVY COUNTY, 2019 at 10:00 AM. Danny J. Shipp 2019. TRUSTEE FOR IVAN ALEXIS FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Danny J. Shipp DATED this 22nd day of May, MATOS-VAZQUEZ, ENEIDA V DATED this 22nd day of May, COURT LEVY COUNTY, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2019. VAZQUEZ-ORTIZ IN TRUST Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, 2019. FLORIDA COURT LEVY COUNTY, Danny J. Shipp FOR IVAN ALEXIS MA- 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. Danny J. Shipp FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT TOS-VAZQUEZ CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, NOTICE OF APPLICATION COURT LEVY COUNTY, COURT LEVY COUNTY, 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. FOR TAX DEED Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, FLORIDA All of said property being in the FLORIDA 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. County of Levy, State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, that the holder(s) of Certificate 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. FOR TAX DEED Unless such Certificate shall be FOR TAX DEED 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. number 3799-11 of the sale of redeemed according to law, the 2011 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE OF APPLICATION property described in such Cer- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- that the holder(s) of Certificate tificate will be sold to the high- that the holder(s) of Certificate FOR TAX DEED number 3243-16 of the sale of sued thereon. The name(s) of est bidder in the Courthouse the holder(s) of said Certificate, number 4347-14 of the sale of 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- 2014 has (have) filed said Cer- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lobby on the 8th day of July, the description of the property, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- that the holder(s) of Certificate 2019 at 10:00 AM. the name(s) in which it is as- sued thereon. The name(s) of sued thereon. The name(s) of number 4611-15 of the sale of sessed are as follows: the holder(s) of said Certificate, the holder(s) of said Certificate, 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- DATED this 22nd day of May, the description of the property, the description of the property, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- 2019. NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the name(s) in which it is as- the name(s) in which it is as- sued thereon. The name(s) of Danny J. Shipp HOLDER(S): INA GROUP LLC sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: the holder(s) of said Certificate, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the description of the property, COURT LEVY COUNTY, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE the name(s) in which it is as- FLORIDA PROPERTY: LOT 1, BLOCK HOLDER(S): CB INTERNA- HOLDER(S): RM CAPITAL IN- sessed are as follows: TIONAL INVESTMENTS LLC 49, WILLISTON HIGHLANDS Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, UNIT 5 REPLAT, ACCORDING VESTMENTS, LLC NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RE- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, THE PROPERTY: LOTS 5, 6, PROPERTY: LOT 7, BLOCK E, WOMBLE 19 & 20, BLOCK C, ROSE- PAGE 5, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA OAK RIDGE ESTATES, UNIT WOOD PARK UNIT NO. 1, ONE, AS PER PLAT THERE- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF ACCORDING TO THE PLAT OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT THE PROPERTY: LOT 9, NAMES IN WHICH AS- THEREOF AS RECORDED BOOK 4, PAGES 7, 7A AND 7B, BLOCK 13, WILLISTON HIGH- SESSED: BLUE RIVER CORP, IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 16, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY LANDS UNIT 12, ACCORDING BLUE RIVER CORPORATION PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, All of said property being in the AND EXCEPT THE FOLLOW- NAMES IN WHICH AS- PAGE 13, PUBLIC RECORDS County of Levy, State of Florida. ING DESCRIBED PARCEL: SESSED: MICHAEL MCFAR- OF LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEGIN AT THE NE CORNER LANE, SANDRA MCFARLANE OF SAID LOT 20, THENCE Unless such Certificate shall be NAMES IN WHICH AS- redeemed according to law, the S 00°31'25” E, ALONG THE All of said property being in the SESSED: ANESHA ROGERS property described in such Cer- EAST LINE THEREOF, 25.04 County of Levy, State of Florida. FEET; THENCE S 88°44’31” W, tificate will be sold to the high- All of said property being in the est bidder in the Courthouse A DISTANCE OF 100.08 FEET Unless such Certificate shall be County of Levy, State of Florida. TO THE WEST LINE OF SAID lobby on the 8th day of July, 2019 at 10:00 AM. redeemed according to law, the LOT 20; THENCE N 00°34'09" property described in such Cer- Unless such Certificate shall be W, A DISTANCE OF 21.00 tificate will be sold to the high- redeemed according to law, the DATED this 22nd day of May, FEET TO THE NW CORNER est bidder in the Courthouse property described in such Cer- 2019. OF SAID LOT 20; THENCE lobby on the 8th day of July, tificate will be sold to the high- Danny J. Shipp N 86°25'36" E, ALONG THE 2019 at 10:00 AM. est bidder in the Courthouse NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 20, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT lobby on the 8th day of July, COURT LEVY COUNTY, 100.26 FEET TO THE POINT DATED this 22nd day of May, 2019 at 10:00 AM. FLORIDA OF BEGINNING. 2019. Danny J. Shipp DATED this 22nd day of May, Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, NAMES IN WHICH AS- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2019. 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. SESSED: SHIRLENE BOOTH COURT LEVY COUNTY, Danny J. Shipp FLORIDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT All of said property being in the COURT LEVY COUNTY, County of Levy, State of Florida. Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, FLORIDA 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. Unless such Certificate shall be Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, redeemed according to law, the 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. B6 Chiefland Citizen Thursday, June 20, 2019 RE-ADVERTISEMENT OF Public Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of June, 2019. INVITATION TO BID OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Town of Yankeetown, FLORIDA The Dixie County EFSP/FEMA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEVY Clerk of the Circuit Court Septic System Repair and Re- Phase 35 Local Board has COUNTY, FLORIDA LaQuanda Latson placement BID# 19-B-002-RA been awarded $5,660 in federal CASE NO.: 38-2019-CA- Deputy Clerk Notice is hereby given that the funds made available through 000315 Town of Yankeetown, Florida is the Department of Homeland CIVIL ACTION DIVISION: Published June 13, 20, 2019 accepting bids for Septic Sys- Security (DHS)/Federal Emer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION tem Repair and Replacement. gency Management Agency PNC BANK, NATIONAL ASSO- FOR TAX DEED The Town of Yankeetown, 6241 (FEMA) under the Emergen- CIATION Harmony Lane, Yankeetown, cy Food and Shelter National Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida 34498, will accept bids Board Program. vs. that the holder(s) of Certificate until 3:00 p.m. on June 28, THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, number 2008-16 of the sale of 2019, at which time and place The Dixie County EFSP/FEMA DEVISEES, GRANTEES, 2016 has (have) filed said Cer- all sealed bids received shall be Phase 35 Local Board has ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, tificate for a TaxDeed to be is- publicly opened and tabulated been chosen to receive $5,660 CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR sued thereon. The name(s) of at the Town Hall. On July 01, to supplement emergency food OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- the holder(s) of said Certificate, 2019 at 6:00 pm, Yankeetown and shelter programs in the ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, the description of the property, Town Council will hold a meet- county. OR AGAINST, BRIGHETTA the name(s) in which it is as- ing to award the Bidder. LYNN REVLETT WOLFE, DE- sessed are as follows: Description of Work: The Town The selection was made by a CEASED, et al, of Yankeetown is seeking quali- National Board that is chaired Defendant(s). NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE fied Contractors to provide sep- by the U.S. Department of HOLDER(S): IDE TECHNOLO- tic system repair and replace- Homeland Security’s Feder- NOTICE OF ACTION GIES, INC. ment at two town locations. The al Emergency Management To: Contractor shall be required to Agency and consists of repre- THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVI- LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF carefully examine specifica- sentatives from American Red SEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGN- THE PROPERTY: LOT 12, tions, scope of work/service Cross; Catholic Charities, USA, EES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, BLOCK A, PINEHURST SUB- and shall be responsible for National Council of Churches of TRUSTEES, OR OTHER DIVISION, AS RECORDED furnishing all labor, materials, Christ in the USA; The Jewish CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, IN PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 37A, supervision, and equipment Federations of North America; THROUGH, UNDER, PUBLIC RECORDS OF LEVY required. The Contractor shall The Salvation Army; and, Unit- OR AGAINST, BRIGHETTA COUNTY, FLORIDA. TOGETH- coordinate with the Levy Coun- ed Way Worldwide. The Local LYNN REVLETT WOLFE, DE- ER WITH A 2005 DESTINY ty Health Department and any Board was charged to distrib- CEASED. MOBILE HOME BEARING ID# other applicable government ute funds appropriated by Con- DI00791 & TITLE #93028073. agencies to secure the neces- gress to help expand the capac- Last Known Address: sary permits and inspections. ity of food and shelter programs Unknown NAMES IN WHICH AS- The Bidding Documents may in high-need areas around the Current Address: Unknown SESSED: MARIO BROWN be examined on the Town’s country. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an A/K/A MARIO SEANTELL Web Site http://yankeetownfl. action to foreclose a mortgage BROWN, MARIO BROWN, govoffice2.com or at the Town A Local Board made up of rep- on the following property in MARLAND WILLIAMS, MAR- of Yankeetown, 6241 Harmo- resentatives of various com- Levy County, Florida: LAND C WILLIAMS ny Lane, Yankeetown, Florida munity agencies will determine 34498, (during the hours of how the $5,660 awarded to Dix- ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR- All of said property being in the 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Mon- ie County are to be distributed CEL OF LAND SITUATED IN County of Levy, State of Florida. day through Friday), (352) 447- among the emergency food and THE COUNTY OF LEVY AND 2511.Any addenda to these shelter programs run by local STATE OF FLORIDA: Unless such Certificate shall be bid documents will be posted service agencies in the area. A PARCEL OF LAND IN THE redeemed according to law, the on the Town of Yankeetown’s The Local Board is responsible SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE property described in such Cer- website. It is the bidder’s re- for recommending agencies to NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION tificate will be sold to the high- sponsibility to confirm that all receive these funds and any 26, TOWNSHIP 13 SOUTH, est bidder in the Courthouse addenda have been received additional funds made available RANGE 15 EAST, IN THE lobby on the 8th day of July, prior to submitting a bid for this under this phase of the pro- TOWN OF OTTER CREEK, 2019 at 10:00 AM. project. All questions should be gram. LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA, directed to Sherri MacDonald, BEING ALL OF THAT PROP- DATED this 22nd day of May, Town Clerk/Administrator. The Under the terms of the grant ERTY DESCRIBED IN DEED 2019. last day for questions to be from the National Board, local BOOK 43, PAGE 550 AND A Danny J. Shipp submitted will be no later than agencies chosen to receive PORTION OF THAT PROPER- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 12:00 p.m. on June 26, 2019.A funds must: TY DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL COURT LEVY COUNTY, pre-bid conference will be held 1) be private voluntary non-prof- RECORDS BOOK 881, PAGE FLORIDA at Town Hall located at 6241 its or units of government, 965 AND BEING MORE PAR- Harmony Lane, Yankeetown, 2) be eligible to receive Federal TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, FL at 11:00 am on June 25, funds, FOLLOWS: 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. 2019.All bidders are required to 3) have an accounting system, FOR A POINT OF REFER- complete and submit the “Pub- 4) practice nondiscrimination, ENCE, COMMENCE AT THE NOTICE OF APPLICATION lic Entity Crime Sworn State- 5) have demonstrated the capa- SOUTHEAST CORNER OF FOR TAX DEED ment”, as designated by Florida bility to deliver emergency food THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF Statutes, Section 287.133, with and/or shelter programs, and THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, their bids. The Town of Yankee- 6) if they are a private voluntary SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 13 that the holder(s) of Certificate town is not responsible for the organization, have a voluntary SOUTH, RANGE 15 EAST, IN number 1193-15 of the sale of U.S. mail or private carriers in board. THE TOWN OF OTTER CREEK 2015 has (have) filed said Cer- regards to mail being delivered LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA; tificate for a TaxDeed to be- is by the specified time so that a Qualifying agencies are urged THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREE sued thereon. The name(s) of bid can be considered. Any bids to apply. Public or private vol- 34 MINUTES 25 SECONDS the holder(s) of said Certificate, received after the closing date, untary agencies interested in WEST, ALONG THE EAST the description of the property, will NOT be considered. The applying for Emergency Food LINE OF SAID SOUTHWEST the name(s) in which it is as- Town of Yankeetown, Florida and Shelter Program funds 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 , sessed are as follows: reserves the right to reject any must contact Mary Broadfoot A DISTANCE OF 446.44 FEET and all bids, to waive any and at United Way, 352-333-0841 TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF NAME(S) OF CERTIFICATE all non-substantial irregularity in or mbroadfoot@unitedwaync- WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD HOLDER(S): WILLIAM R bids reviewed, whenever such fl.org, for an application. The NO. 24, A 66 FOOT RIGHT WOMBLE rejection or waiver is in the best deadline for applications to be OF WAY; THENCE SOUTH interest of the Town. Bids shall received is midnight June 28, 56 DEGREES 59 MINUTES LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF be addressed to Sherri Mac- 2019. 53 SECONDS WEST, ALONG THE PROPERTY: TRACTS Donald, Town Clerk/Administra- SAID RIGHT OF WAY, 270.00 #186 AND 187, LEGALLY DE- tor, Town of Yankeetown, 6241 Published June 20, 2019 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- SCRIBED AS: THE S 1/2 OF Harmony Lane, Yankeetown, GINNING; THENCE CONTIN- THE SW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 FL 34498 in a sealed envelope UE SOUTH 56 DEGREES 59 OF THE SE 1/4 OF THE NE plainly marked on the outside: Notice Under Fictitious Name MINUTES 53 MINUTES WEST, 1/4 AND THE W 1/2 OF THE “Septic System Repair and Re- Law Pursuant to Section ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY, SE 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF placement BID#19-B-002-RA”. 865.09, Florida Statutes 127.19 FEET; THENCE SOUTH THE SE 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 Town of Yankeetown, Florida 25 DEGREES 38 MINUTES OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP Levy County Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 34 SECONDS EAST, 103.81 12 SOUTH, RANGE 17 EAST, that the undersigned, desiring FEET TO A POINT ON THE LEVY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Published June 20, 2019 to engage in business under the BOUNDARY OF THAT PROP- fictitious name of : POST LAND ERTY DESCRIBED IN OFFI- NAMES IN WHICH AS- Public Notice CLEARING AND TREE CARE CIAL RECORDS BOOK 834, SESSED: ANGEL DIEZ at 11191 NORTHEAST STATE PAGE 7; THENCE NORTH 87 The School Board of Levy ROAD 24., in the County of DEGREES 19 MINUTES 34 All of said property being in the County will hold a Public Hear- Levy, In the City of Archer, Flori- SECONDS EAST, ALONG County of Levy, State of Florida. ing at its office in Bronson, Flor- da 32618 intends to register the SAID BOUNDARY, 7.96 FEET; ida, 480 Marshburn Drive, on said name with the Division of THENCE SOUTH 02 DE- Unless such Certificate shall be Tuesday, July 22, 2019 at 9:00 Corporations of the Florida De- GREES 40 MINUTES 27 SEC- redeemed according to law, the a.m. to amend/adopt the follow- partment of State, Tallahassee, ONDS EAST, ALONG SAID property described in such Cer- ing School Board Policy and Florida. BOUNDARY, 10.26 FEET; tificate will be sold to the high- 2019-2020 Wellness Plan: THENCE NORTH 56 DE- est bidder in the Courthouse POLICY TITLE Dated: Archer, Florida this 14 GREES 59 MINUTES 53 SEC- lobby on the 8th day of July, 4.141* Wellness Policy and day of June, 2019. ONDS EAST, PARALLEL WITH 2019 at 10:00 AM. 2019-2020 Wellness Plan MATTHEW THOMAS POST SAID SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY The public is welcome to at- LINE, 138.79 FEET; THENCE DATED this 22nd day of May, tend. Persons having ques- PUBLISHED June 20, 2019 NORTH 33 DEGREES 00 MIN- 2019. tions concerning the proposed UTES 06 SECONDS WEST, Danny J. Shipp School Board Policy adoptions/ Notice Under Fictitious Name 115.83 FEET, TO CLOSE ON CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT amendments should contact Law Pursuant to Section THE POINT OF BEGINNING. COURT LEVY COUNTY, Julia Oberst, Coordinator, Food 865.09, Florida Statutes SUBJECT TO AND RESERV- FLORIDA and Nutrition Services, School ING A NON-EXCLUSIVE Board of Levy County, Bronson, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN EASEMENT FOR INGRESS Pub: 06/06/2019, 06/13/2019, Florida at (352) 486-5231, ext. that the undersigned, desiring AND EGRESS OVER AND 06/20/2019, 06/27/2019. #2106. Copies of the proposed to engage in business under ACROSS THE EAST 30 FEET changes may be obtained, at the fictitious name of : HOPE OF THE NORTH 60 FEET OF Public Notice cost, from the Office of the Su- CHURCH at 12451 NW 85TH THE ABOVE DESCRIBED perintendent of Schools, 480 AVE., in the County of Levy, The City of Chiefland City Com- PROPERTY. THE PURPOSE Marshburn Drive, Bronson, In the City of Chiefland, Florida mission will hold 2019-2020 OF THIS EASEMENT IS TO Florida, 32621. 32626 intends to register the ACCESS CHURCH PROPER- budget meetings immediate- said name with the Division of ly following their regular City TY FROM STATE ROAD 24 Published June 20, 2019 Corporations of the Florida De- AND ALL PARTIES HERETO Commission meetings on the partment of State, Tallahassee, AGREE THAT SAID EASE- following days: June 24, 2019; Florida. MENT SHALL REMAIN OPEN July 8, 2019; July 22, 2019; Au- AND UNOBSTRUCTED AT ALL gust 12, 2019 and August 26, Dated: Chiefland, Florida this TIMES FOR THE SAFE PAS- 2019. 10 day of June, 2019. SAGE OF VEHICULAR AND CHIEFLAND BAPTIST PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC. If any person decides to ap- CHURCH, INC A/K/A 350 SW STATE ROAD peal the decision of the City 24, OTTER CREEK, FL 32683 Commission he/she will need a PUBLISHED June 20, 2019 record of proceedings for such has been filed against you and purpose and he/she may need you are required to serve a to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made copy of your written defenses Public Notice within 30 days after the first which record includes the testi- mony and evidence upon which publication, if any, on Albertelli In accordance with Florida the appeal is to be based. Law, Plaintiff’s attorney, whose Statute 447, the City of Chief- address is P.O. Box 23028, land will conduct a collective In accordance with the Ameri- Tampa, FL 33623, and file the bargaining negotiation meeting cans with Disabilities Act, indi- original with this Court either on June 26, 2019 at 4:00 P.M. viduals with disabilities needing before July 8th, 2019, service at City Hall, 214 East Park Av- a reasonable accommodation on Plaintiff’s attorney, or imme- enue. diately thereafter; otherwise, a to participate in this proceeding should contact the office of the default will be entered against In accordance with the Ameri- City Manager at City Hall, 214 you for the relief demanded in cans with Disabilities Act, indi- East Park Avenue Chiefland, the Complaint or petition. viduals with disabilities needing FL 32626 (352) 493-6711. The a reasonable accommodation proposed Ordinance can be This notice shall be published to participate in this proceeding inspected during regular busi- once a week for two consecu- should contact the office of the ness hours at City Hall, 214 tive weeks in the Chiefland Cit- City Manager at City Hall, 214 East Park Avenue Chiefland, FL izen. East Park Avenue, Chiefland, 32626. FL 32626 (352) 493-6711. WITNESS my hand and the Published June 20, 2019 seal of this court on this 4th day Published June 20, 2019 Thursday, June 20, 2019 Chiefland Citizen 7B
The benefits of smart irrigation systems The world has a water problem. Though the planet is 70 percent water, according to the World Bank, esti- mates indicate that with current population growth and water-management practices, the world will face a 40 percent shortfall between forecast demand and available supply of water by 2030. Conservation is one of the ways the world can con- front its water problem head-on, potentially preventing billions of people from facing a water scarcity in the UF Study: Hunger and food security years to come. One of the ways people in the developed world can help to conserve water is by employing smart irrigation systems in their homes. may impact college student health & Smart irrigation systems employ a similar type of smart technology many homeowners already rely on in- side their homes. By employing such technology in their academic performance lawns and gardens, homeowners can reap many of the By Brad Buck, [email protected] college students are pursuing higher education opportu- same rewards they enjoy by using smart home systems When she began her sophomore year in 2015 at the nities,” said El Zein. “Tuition, fees, and other costs asso- inside their homes, all while benefitting the planet. University of Florida, Angela Rodriguez experienced a ciated with attending college exceed the financial means • Some smart irrigation systems can recognize the gap in paychecks between the summer and fall semesters of many students. As a result, students have to prioritize local weather. Many smart irrigation systems connect while she changed part-time jobs. Without a source to their available budget for rent, tuition and utilities, while to the internet via homeowners’ Wi-Fi. This allows the buy food, Rodriguez worried about how she would eat using the remaining insufficient balance for food.” systems to take current weather into account before wa- during her first few days of class. Fortunately, her friends Other factors such as the decreasing buying power tering lawns and gardens. For example, a smart irrigation told her about the UF Alan and Cathy Hitchcock Field & of federal financial aid, restrictive eligibility criteria of system can identify if it recently rained and cancel a Fork Pantry on campus. the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program scheduled watering. This helps homeowners avoid water- “I was very grateful for [the pantry],” Rodriguez said. (SNAP), and limited financial management and cooking ing lawns and gardens when nature has already done the During her first visit to the facility, she took corn, green skills of college students may further increase their vul- watering for them. beans and rice. That was enough food to sustain her for nerability to food insecurity, said El Zein, who conducted • Smart irrigation systems can save homeowners about a week until her first paycheck arrived. She con- her study under the supervision of Anne Mathews, a UF/ money. While smart irrigation systems can cost several tinued to utilize the pantry about four times a semester IFAS associate professor in the food science and human thousand dollars, those costs can be recouped over time. when finances were tight. nutrition department. Smart irrigations systems can detect when cooler weather A new UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences “This situation will likely be exacerbated if it goes has arrived, turning down water output as a result. That (UF/IFAS) study shows many students experience social un-noticed, given the socio-political situation, and the conserves water and saves homeowners money. When stigma when they use their campus food pantry for food proposed budget cuts for the federal and state funding coupled with the savings they’ll realize because their irri- acquisition. To alleviate that, Rodriguez recommends of student aid programs relative to the increasing cost of gation systems aren’t water during rainy periods, home- going to the pantry with others, at least for the first time. college,” said El Zein. owners will soon be on track to recouping their smart “If I went to the pantry by myself the first time, I “It’s important to identify these students early”, irrigation investments. would have felt exposed,” said Rodriguez, who was born Mathews said. • Smart irrigation systems conserve water. People in Columbia, grew up in Lake Mary, Florida, and grad- “To best support academic and career success of stu- in the developed world are accustomed to having water uated in May 2018 from UF with a bachelor’s degree in dents, university administrators should consider identi- at the ready. But many people across the globe enjoy psychology. “But because I went with my friends who fying students at risk for food insecurity upon admission no such luxury. For example, the organization Save the also needed the resource, I felt validated. The next time I and make every effort to connect them to appropriate WaterTM notes that the average American uses 2,000 gal- went to the pantry, I didn’t think about how others would resources,” Mathews said. lons of water everyday, while the average African family perceive me.” El Zein conducted a parallel study to better under- uses just five gallons of water each day. Much of that Immediately after her first visit to the pantry, Rodri- stand food insecurity issues among UF students. Pub- disparity can be traced to a lack of access and scarcity of guez told her friends about the campus resource on social lished in the journal Nutrients, El Zein found that more supply in the undeveloped world. By utilizing technol- media. She has accompanied other students during their than 60 percent of food insecure students reported never ogy like smart irrigation systems, homeowners can help first visits to the pantry on multiple occasions. Rodriguez using the on-campus food pantry. ensure there is sufficient water for everyone, regardless of hopes her actions help students relate to their peers while “Many students are hesitant to use an on-campus where they live, in the coming decades. gaining the sustenance they need. food pantry because of the stigma attached to its use or Smart irrigation systems are sound investments that Many college students across America find them- the sense that the food pantry is not intended for them,” can help conserve water and benefit future generations selves in situations similar to the one Rodriquez faced. said El Zein, who completed this research under the According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, they supervision of Karla Shelnutt, an associate professor and fall into a category scholars call “food insecure” -- lack- Extension nutrition specialist in the UF/IFAS family, ing access to adequate, healthy, and safe foods, or being youth and community sciences department; Lisa House, Practice amusement unable to acquire acceptable food in socially acceptable professor and chair of the food and resource economics ways. department and Mathews. and theme park safety For her master’s thesis, UF/IFAS College of Agricul- These findings suggest the need for campus-wide tural and Life Sciences graduate student Aseel El Zein awareness campaigns and food assistance activities that Amusement parks are fun, family-friendly entertain- looked at food insecurity and how it impacts several assure food insecure students that they are not the only ment. The Association for Amusement Parks says nearly physical and mental health characteristics and academic ones struggling. 335 million people visit amusement parks in the United performance in first-year students across eight geograph- Additionally, other strategies can include re-branding States each year. Such parks are fun outlets for thrill ically diverse U.S. universities: UF, the University of of the pantry as a hub for support groups, campus kitch- seekers as well as people who might want to ride rides Tennessee, University of Maine, Syracuse University, ens or hands-on cooking classes, followed by shifting the without scaring the daylights out of themselves. West Virginia University, Kansas State University, Au- marketing messages to attract more students in need. It The sheer volume of people who visit amusement burn University and South Dakota State University. is important to keep in mind, however, that food pantries parks on any given day can make it challenging to keep About 19 percent of respondents were identified as alone, do not address the root causes of food insecurity tabs on youngsters. And that’s not the only thing parents food insecure, lacking consistent access to nutritious and are unable to fully meet the nutritional needs of food have to be worried about when visiting their local amuse- food, while another 25 percent experienced anxiety insecure students. ment park. According to the Consumer Product Safety about food shortage. Through this work, El Zein found “The joke of the ‘starving student’ who can only Commission, in 2016 emergency room personnel treated that food insecure students are also at a higher risk of afford eating ramen noodles masks the daily struggle 30,900 injuries associated with amusement attractions experiencing stress, poor sleep quality, disordered eating for many of them”, El Zein said. “Pursuing a college nationwide. Here’s how to maximize both enjoyment and behaviors and overall lower grade point averages than education should not compete with the right to access safety at the theme park. students who are food secure. nutritious food. Upstream national systems solutions are El Zein’s research is published in the journal BMC needed to combat student food poverty and these should Follow park rules Public Health. go beyond the boundaries of need-based food pantries.” It may seem like common sense, but many people fail “Today, many low-income and first-generation to follow the rules at the park, which can lead to injuries. Riders should heed signage and verbal instructions given by the ride operators. Parents should never push operators to let their children ride if they are not tall enough or do not meet weight requirements.
Protect against the sun Standing outside all day can result in dangerous sun- burns and eye injuries. Wear sunglasses that block against WARNING SIGNS UV rays as well as sunscreen with adequate protection.
Skip the horseplay A contractor may not be licensed Accidents can occur when children panic and try to get off of rides or riders act up and misbehave on rides. Everyone should remain seated with their backs against the headrests. Long hair should be tied back and secured. No license number in advertisements Riders should never switch seats or attempt to stand up while the ride is moving.
Arrange a meet-up spot or posting. By law, contractors It can be easy for children to get separated from their parents in crowds. Establish a highly visible area to meet up, such as a ferris wheel or another tall attraction, if licensed by DBPR must include anyone gets lost. Also, it can be a good idea to use a tem- porary tattoo or tag where parents can place their phone numbers and instruct a child to go to a security guard if their license number in all advertising they get separated in the crowd.
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Ask the Guys Fast Facts Reader Humor Dear Classified Guys, Overcast Tee'd Off I have a garage full of stuff that's A recent study analyzed historical After ten years of collecting stuff, I been ready for a yard sale since last weather data over the past 30 years and decided it was time to clean out the year. It's not my fault that I haven't found some interesting results. While house and have a garage sale. had the sale. I've tried on four differ- many believe Seattle, WAto be the Unfortunately, my husband didn't ent weekends, but every time it rainiest area, it is not. After compiling agree with my initiative. For several rained cats and dogs. Since I figured data from 200 national weather service weekends while I cleaned, he went most people don't come out in the stations and 195 cities, the southeast off to his typical Saturday afternoon rain, I always cancelled the event turned out to be the wettest area. golf game. hoping for a nicer day. Between Duane “Cash” Holze Mobile, AL, topped the list with 66.9 Finally on the day of the sale, I put placing an ad, my busy schedule and & Todd “Carry” Holze inches of rain and 60 rainy days each my foot down and told him he had to getting my husband to give up his year. It was followed by Pensacola, FL help me. Begrudgingly he cancelled softball game to help me, it takes at (64.6 inches per year) and New his tee time. As we set up the tables, least a week or so to plan the event. 06/16/1906/16/13 ® Orleans, LA (63.9 inches per year). rain clouds came rolling in and by ©The Classified Guys® The weatherman here is never right ©The Classified Guys Which city was the driest? That would late morning, rain was pouring down. at predicting the weather a week be Las Vegas, NV with only 4.5 inches "I can't believe it chose today of all ahead of time. At this point, I'm pret- of rain and less than 6 rainy days a year. days to rain," I said to my husband Cash: Considering you've been rained predicts, you're prepared. ty frustrated. I can't imagine Noah watching the rain. out four times, we can understand your Carry: Besides, Murphy's Law Doppler Effect had this many problems when build- "Well, look at the bright side," he frustration. Once you have gone through would say the more time you spend Predicting the weather is no easy job. ing his ark. I really want to laughed. "At least I'm not on the golf the trouble of gathering all your things to preparing for the rain, the more likely Today, Doppler radar and satellite be able to put my car back course." in the garage before the sell, it would be nice to actually hold the your chances are for sunny weather. imagery help show us current condi- (Thanks to Teresa D.) summer is over. Any ideas sale and get your parking space back. Cash: While it may be true that rain tions, but the weather is constantly on how to avoid the rain? Carry: Since you seem rather deters some people from attending your changing. When you consider high- Laughs For Sale ••• unlucky when it comes to the weather, sale, you are sure to get some die-hard pressure systems and changing baromet- Cash: When it comes to yard sales, it might pay to pick a date for your sale shoppers regardless of the weather. ric pressures, it's easy to see why This yard sale seems just ducky. you have to plan for everything from and stick with it. Put up some umbrel- Many people are still willing to battle forecasts are not always correct. So the ARD SALE early bird shoppers to torrential rain- las, have some tarps available and the elements to find a deal. next time you hear a weatherman predict HUGE Y ust go. storms. advertise your sale, "Rain or Shine". Carry: And look at the bright side. If only a 15% chance of rain, do yourself a Everything m Carry: After all, Noah worked hard Cash: You could set up most of your the weather does turn bad, you should favor. Bring your umbrella anyway. Fri & Sat. 9 am weather,- 3 pm. In case of fowl to prepare for the rain. And with his sale in your garage so it's safe from the have plenty of extra hands. With your • No earlybirds. Got a question, funny story, or just want to give Sun & Mon. ark he would have no trouble holding a rain or the hot sun if you're lucky. That husband's game rained out, there's a us your opinion? We want to hear all about it! yard sale! way no matter what the weatherman whole softball team of players to help. Email us at [email protected]. www.ClassifiedGuys.com
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