A SPRINT to the FINISH ‘Sluggish’ Raccoons Shot by Police

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Residents should be on the lookout for other animals acting strangely.

By TONY BRITT [email protected] Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter The Hunter Peeler and Stephanie Finnell camps campaign Saturday morning in front of the supervisor of elections office. Lake City Police Department officers shot two raccoons within a 24-hour period after residents of a local neighborhood called and First-day reported the animals were acting strange and appeared to be sick. early vote “We’ve had a couple of raccoon incidents in the past 24 hours,” Lt. Andy Miles said Thursday tally stout afternoon. “We’ve dispatched both of the raccoons.” Lake City, Fort White The first raccoon was total is 1,750 ballots. reported near the intersection of McFarlane Avenue and By COREY ARWOOD Grandview Street Wednesday [email protected] around 7 p.m. With 1,750 total votes from the “I don’t think there is any dan- first day of early voting, local offi- ger to people,” Miles said. “The cials said it was “the first time in raccoons were acting sluggish. a long time” a turnout had been And one of them actually had that high before election day. mucus coming out of its nose, There were 1,333 votes cast which is an indicator a lot of times by county residents at the of distemper.” Supervisor of Election’s Office on West Duval Street, said RACCOONS continued on 2A Supervisor of Elections Liz Horne just after polls closed Saturday. Fort White Community Center received 417 ballots, she said. Lines formed early on the first day of early voting at the county supervisor of 10-year Horne said attendance kept elections office on Saturday and trailed out the front door. lines out headquarter doors most of Saturday. term for “We opened the polls at 8:30 a.m. and it stayed busy like that with people out the door until robbery I would say 1 p.m., maybe 1:30 p.m., somewhere along in there By TONY BRITT before it started dropping back,” [email protected] Horne said. She said the day went by smoothly with no reports of A Daytona Beach man agreed voting machinery mishaps or to the terms of a plea deal and malfunctions. will serve 10 years in prison for Early voting will continue his role in a July through Saturday with both armed robbery locations open from 8:30 a.m. to of a police infor- 6 p.m. mant who was Horne said there were 3,400 working in a local vote by mail ballots to canvass undercover sting which would begin Monday. She said she wanted the rest operation. Michael of the week to be like Saturday. Berry “Oh my goodness I wished Anthony Berry, it would,” Horne said. “I loved 19 at the time the crime was com- it today having all these people mitted, was sentenced to 10 years come in. It’s just been marvelous School Board District 1 candidate Narrie Smith (center) shares a light moment for the armed robbery count, to see people out and willing and with State House candidate Ron Williams II. A man at left holds a sign for wanting to vote.” Smith’s opponent, Danny Green. More photos, Page 6A. ROBBERY continued on 2A

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Bryan reportedly saw a black charge and a maximum sen- HI 72HI LO LO 52 HI 81 HI LO LO 52 HI 81HI LO LO 56 HI HI83 LO LO 61 HI 81HI LO LO 61 began a Nelson Hearing — woman who had been shot tence of 15 years in prison a hearing for clients dissat- dead. The woman was later on the possession of a fire- isfied with their court-ap- identified as Graham. When arm by a convicted felon REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Sunday, Oct. 28 Sunday's highs/Sunday night's low pointed attorney. Dunning she was found she had a charge. Valdosta is being represented by gun shot wound to her According to infor- 74/54 City Monday Tuesday Kimberly Kay Mears of head. mation from the Florida Jacksonville Lake City 74/54 Cape Canaveral 82/63/s 83/68/s the Third Circuit Public During the initial inves- Department of Corrections Tallahassee 76/56 72/52 Daytona Beach 81/59/s 80/63/s Defenders Office in the tigation authorities found website, Dunning has had Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 83/62/s 86/66/s Pensacola 74/54 74/54 Ft. Lauderdale 83/72/pc 84/74/pc 77/63 Panama City 76/67 Ocala Gainesville 82/55/s 83/58/s 74/52 Jacksonville 81/57/s 81/59/s officers arrived at the scene. to determine whether the Orlando Cape Canaveral Key West 81/75/pc 83/77/pc “Rather than have them raccoons were suffering 76/59 76/54 Lake City 82/55/s 83/58/s RACCOONS spread something through- from rabies. Tampa Miami 82/69/pc 84/72/pc Continued From 1A Naples 84/64/s 86/67/s out the neighborhood, we “Unless someone was 76/56 West Palm Beach 79/65 Ocala 83/57/s 84/59/s Miles said the depart- went ahead and dispatched injured, we have been told Orlando 84/65/s 83/64/s ment received two or three the animals,” Mile said. they do not accept them Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 80/64/s 81/65/s Ft. Myers 79/67 Pensacola calls reporting the first rac- The police department because of the costs of 77/58 79/63/s 81/67/pc coon and its behavior. contacted the Lake City doing a necropsy,” Miles Naples Tallahassee 83/57/s 83/58/s 79/61 Miami Tampa 83/64/s 84/66/s Thursday around noon Animal Shelter and the said. “Had someone been 79/65 Key West Valdosta 79/53/s 81/55/s the Lake City Police FWC about the raccoons. scratched or injured in 79/72 W. Palm Beach 82/70/s 84/72/pc received a call reporting However, Miles said he was some other way, we would a second raccoon near a told that neither agency have done that.” " Test home in the area of Lake would come out because Miles said both raccoons LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX FYI An exclusive Montgomery Avenue and no one was injured by the were in the same general TEMPERATURES SUN Arrendondo Street. animals. vicinity and if people see High Saturday 71 Sunrise today 7:42 a.m. service The homeowner called The carcasses were more raccoons in the area Low Saturday 57 Sunset today 6:46 p.m. 8 brought to police to report the raccoon, disposed of but were not acting “weird” they should Normal high 79 Sunrise tom. 7:43 a.m. VeryEXTREME High: our readers 10 minutes to burn and he was able to place a taken to the local health contact the police depart- Normal low 57 Sunset tom. 6:45 p.m. 20 mins to burn Record high Today’s by pail over the animal until department for a necropsy ment. 92 in 2010 Record low 34 in 1962 MOON ultra-violet The Weather radiation risk Moonrise today10:18 p.m. for the area on Channel. PRECIPITATION Moonset today 11:33 a.m. a scale from 0 Saturday 0.00" Moonrise tom. 11:16 p.m. to 10+. the two latter charges will cer with violence and bat- Month total 1.57" Moonset tom. 12:33 p.m. ROBBERY run concurrently with the tery on a law enforcement Year total 65.90" Normal month-to-date 2.61" Continued From 1A 10-year sentence for armed officer charges in connec- Normal year-to-date 42.60" robbery. tion with the case. Oct 31 Nov 7 Nov 15 Nov 23 Forecasts, data and graphics ©IBM Corporation 1994, 2018 Last New First Full under the terms of the Berry was facing a poten- According to Columbia Quarter Quarter

10/20/Life law. He agreed tial maximum penalty of life County Sheriff’s Office to the terms of the plea deal in prison, plus two five-year reports, on July 17, a con- Wednesday in court with sentences had he been con- fidential source said he WEATHER BY-THE-DAY WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY Circuit Judge Paul Bryan victed of the crimes. had been in contact with 100° 7a Actual1p high 7p Average1a high 6a A major storm dumped five feet of snow on a presiding. Joseph “JoJo” Enriquez, Enriquez, who was willing Actual low Average low pass in the Sierra In addition to the 10-year of Lake City, Berry’s to sell him two guns and 90° Nevadas on this date in 81 81 1846, trapping 79 sentence for armed rob- co-defendant in the case, an “eighth” of marijuana for 80° 76 76 78 people along with their 71 71 cattle and wagons. bery, Berry was also sen- is scheduled for a pretrial $440 and sent the police 70° Only 45 people tenced to five years for hearing on Nov. 14. informant a picture of the 60 62 61 survived the winter and 60° 58 57 57 the group came to be resisting an officer with vio- Enriquez is facing armed three firearms. 52 known as the Donner 50° Party, and the pass was lence and another five-year robbery, burglary of a con- The suspects later admit- renamed Donner Pass. prison sentence for a bat- veyance while armed, posted they had planned to 40° tery on a law enforcement session of a firearm by a rob the informant from the Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat officer charge. However, delinquent, resisting an offi- start. SunDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A Finish line in sight for ultrarunner From Alaska to Lake City in just 88 days.

By COREY ARWOOD [email protected]

In 10 days Pete Kostel- nick plans to be in Key West, but he admits he still has quite a ways to go. If Kostelnick were driving he could make the 536 mile trip in just over eight hours, but Friday marked his 88th day on the road. He stopped in Lake City to eat and sleep after setting out August 1 on what he called a “transcontinental” run from Alaska to Florida’s southernmost tip. “I’m hoping to finish at 97-days-and-change, so today was day 88,” said Kostelnick. If he’s successful he could be the first person ever to do so. Around 3 p.m. Friday the weather-worn 31-year- old ran into town pushing a stroller of supplies, and made Lake City a way-point on the historic 5,300-mile Photos by COrey Arwood/Lake City Reporter journey from Kenai, Alaska, All the way from Alaska on foot, Pete Kostelnick, 31, checks his route while Regina Sooey, who joined him only temporarily in White to Key West, Florida. Springs, points in the direction of the restaurant that marks Kostelnick’s first stop in Lake City. Commuters slowed to a crawl on the busy afternoon. Cars, trucks, semi-tractor trailers swerved around Kostelnick, 31, who was finishing the last leg of his 53-mile day. He said he averaged 54 miles per day. Kostelnick was accompa- nied for a short time by a Jacksonville real estate agent, Regina Sooey, who joined him in White Springs. Coming in to Lake City Pete Kostelnick, 31, adjusting the three-wheeled they ran east down NW Lake stroller he has pushed from Alaska to Lake City where Jeffrey Road, turned onto he stopped at a Subway Friday on his way to Key NW Bascom Norris Drive West. and traveled south across a busy U.S. Highway 90. Afterward he met with a listed a resume worth of “Today’s only a 53-mile few friends before Sooey Kostelnick’s widely cele- day, it’s a lower day for parted and he made his way brated feats. him,” said Sooey. “I only ran to his hotel to watch TV, eat, Among the accomplish- Pausing after buying a meal, Kostelnick talks with friends and fans, and sets out 10 miles today with him.” sleep and, as he said, to “put ments was Kostelnick’s for a hotel to rest after a 53-mile day with nearly 500 miles lying ahead before he Kostelnick stopped my feet up.” 2016 record breaking U.S. reaches his final destination. at Subway for dinner. He Sooey said she want- coast-to-coast run. He set ordered a steak-and-cheese ed to run with one of her out Sept. 12, 2016, at San “I ran through forest fires in cool wildlife — grizzly bears, “I just work a desk job so wrap and a turkey wrap. “running heroes,” and Francisco City Hall and ran British Columbia,” Kostelnick bison,” Kostelnick said. I’ll be back at work when the 3,067 miles to New York said. “They’ve had a really However, after encoun- I’m done with this run,” City Hall in 42 days, six rough year this year, and so tering bears and wildfires Kostelnick said. hours and 30 minutes end- up on the Yukon-B.C. border he said the most danger- In the meantime he pushing his trek Oct. 24. there was a forest fire right ous thing he meets daily es on through what he Sooey said he is what is along side of the road.” is traffic. “Oh easily, yeah,” calls an “adventure of a life- known in the running com- Making his way south Kostelnick said. time,” and “just my wildest munity as an “ultrarunner.” across the U.S. from Canada Now with only 10 days dream.” Saturday Kostelnick plans he said the temperatures left in his journey he said More about Kostelnick to run through Gainesville. remained cool until he hit it’s starting to feel like can be found online at petes- He pushes ahead of him Florida. the end despite what lies feetaa.com, or by viewing a three-wheeled stroller “I’ve had upper 50s the ahead. his Facebook account called, rigged to carry his running whole way,” Kostelnick When Kostelnick returns Pete’s Feet Across America. gear. said. “I’ve kind of like been to Cleveland, Ohio, where he His precise location can It includes a change of migrating with the weather, works as an accountant, he also be viewed through a shoes, clothes and food, this is kind of one of the said life returns to normal. GPS tracking site. while his course is plotted hottest days I’ve had the to land him somewhere whole run.” Regina Sooey, a Jacksonville real estate agent, accom- each night where he can He said he’s seen amazing panied Kostelnick for the last 10 miles of the 53 he’d stay in a hotel. sights, and among those were run Friday. They’re pictured here running into town on He said he has encoun- some indigenous species. NW Lake Jeffery Road. tered danger along the way. “I’ve seen some pretty

Kostelnick is a world record holding runner and works as an accountant in Cleveland, Ohio. He has set out to breaking another record and stopped with his gear in Kostelnick planned to stay in Lake City Friday night before resuming his run to Key West. Lake City from Kenai, Alaska where he departed Aug. 1. OPINION Sunday, October 28, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com 4A

OUR OPINION County fair is what we’re about rom the rides on the midway to the livestock auctions to the homemade F jellies and jam, the county fair is emblematic of everything good about small town life in America. So it is here, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. The 64th edition of the Columbia County Fair is now up and running, and we encour- age you to stop in before it closes on Saturday. You’ll find old favorites like magician Ron Diamond, making his 18th appearance in Lake City this year, along with classic acts like the Wall of Death motorcyclists and more. The kids’ tractor pull is always a family favorite and “Those Funny Little People” are sure to give you a smile. The fair isn’t just for the kids, though they love it. It’s for everyone. The clenched fist this election We hope to see you there. idterm this, midterm that, checkers overworked. His tweets midterm, midterm, mid- are ungrammatical, shallow and Mterm. It’s every other word nasty. Given a choice between TODAY IN HISTORY in the news these days because what’s petty and what’s import- we’re soon having an election ant, he goes for the grain of sand. On this date: testing whether this nation or any What’s amazing is that, out of all nation can long endure with an of this and more, he has given us In 1636, the General Court of Massachusetts passed a uncouth president and a radically higher median incomes for families, legislative act establishing Harvard College. destructive opposition. We the peo- record small business optimism, In 1776, the Battle of White Plains was fought during ple must decide which alternative wholly unanticipated manufacturing the Revolutionary War, resulting in a limited British vic- will most likely save us, and I am Jay Ambrose oomph and amazingly low unem- [email protected] tory. siding with the president. ployment rates. In 1886, the Statue of Liberty, a gift from the people of True, President Donald Trump Our economic growth is racing France, was dedicated in New York Harbor by President is not running, but his reputation ing our intellectual property. ahead like crazy and, in a recent Grover Cleveland. is out there, climbing tall build- But even as Trump was easing speech, ex-POTUS Barack Obama In 1914, Yugoslav nationalist Gavrilo Princip, whose ings and thumping its chest while up in his dislike of the Trans-Pacific said he did it. And, yes, he did do assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria some Senate and all House seats Partnership trade deal with varied some wise stuff before regulating and Sophie, Duchess of Hohenberg, sparked World War are being contested in its shadow. Asian countries, many Democrats and taxing businesses to the point I, was sentenced in Sarajevo to 20 years’ imprisonment. Even if the Democrats win only the were screeching “don’t you dare.” that vigorous economic growth (He died in 1918.) House, which is where most bets The plan would help the United came to require longer days, weeks, In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt rededicated reside, we’re going to have two States diplomatically and econom- months and years. Sadly, the calen- the Statue of Liberty on its 50th anniversary. years of impeachment proceedings, dar didn’t budge and neither did his In 1940, Italy invaded Greece during World War II. attempted wreckage of the Supreme On the issue of debt, autocracy, his ability to raise racial In 1962, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev informed the Court and cheers for high taxes Democrats have a tensions or his wanting to spend United States that he had ordered the dismantling of mis- that would overturn one of the best billions on unilaterally declared sile bases in Cuba; in return, the U.S. secretly agreed to economic periods in U.S. history. plan that goes big, climate change programs that remove nuclear missiles from U.S. installations in Turkey. Trump of course has a veto, and moving Niagara would, in effect, have amounted to In 1976, former Nixon aide John D. Ehrlichman a Republican Senate could also Falls to Washington, Trump’s grain of sand. entered a federal prison camp in Safford, Arizona, to keep the worst from happening But Obama is not running either, begin serving his sentence for Watergate-related convic- even if a long list of needs go unmet D.C., or, to put it less and so we have to step back and tions (he was released in April 1978). and coercive tricks are played. dramatically, giving ponder the new Democrats who In 1980, President Jimmy Carter and Republican pres- You might think, well, at least us a spending gush are more and more socialists now, idential nominee Ronald Reagan faced off in a nationally the Democrats will fight back on not all that enamored of liberty, broadcast, 90-minute debate in Cleveland. Trump’s international trade inan- making rescue next hepped up about incivility, forsak- In 1991, what became known as “The Perfect Storm” ities and his coziness with a debt to impossible. ing common sense and willing to began forming hundreds of miles east of Nova Scotia; lost that could swallow all the good he destroy all the best in us to topple at sea during the storm were the six crew members of the has done, but no. They likely won’t. Trump. Andrea Gail, a swordfishing boat from Massachusetts. Look at China, for instance. It is ically but would hurt a few busi- Look, I appreciate the poet Carl in many ways a serious threat. But nesses with their unions instructing Sandburg writing that we have to n Associated Press the right way to deal with this sec- Democrats on how to forfeit hope. choose between the “clenched fist” ond offering of Mao madness is not On the issue of debt, Democrats and the “asking hand held out and a bilateral tariff war that whomps have a plan that goes big, moving waiting” because we have to “meet Lake City Reporter Americans as it also whomps China. Niagara Falls to Washington, D.C., by one or the other.” But maybe Lake City Reporter A better solution would be for or, to put it less dramatically, giving what comes closest to the asking Serving Columbia County Since 1874 America, the European Union and us a spending gush making rescue hand is voting against the clenched the rest of Asia to surround the next to impossible. fist in the midterms. TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride Chinese like another great wall, this I am not a Trump worshipper. for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ one inhibiting their aggression and The misinformation in a typical n Jay Ambrose is an op-ed columnist for tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride cheating on such matters as steal- speech almost always leaves fact Tribune News Service. forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” We believe strong newspapers build strong Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and LETTERS TO THE EDITOR communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-oriented get newspapers. things done!” OurThis primary mission goal will isbe to accomplished publish distinguished through theand profitableteamwork community of professionals-oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, integrityThis mission and hard will bework. accomplished through the Democrats love this country, too teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity and hard work. To the Editor: grams created under Democratic Governor of Florida. Todd Wilson, Publisher administrations I do not think In my view, the Trump Robert Bridges, Editor I would like to respond to some the current Democratic Party Administration has wreaked havoc JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor of the points raised in a letter pub- has departed from its traditional to the domestic peace and interna- Robert Bridges, Editor lished October 17. positions of helping the common, tional standing of the USA, seem- Sue Brannon, Controller I am one of those Democrats working people of the US, includ- ingly in ways that benefit primarily that the author of the letter lumps ing women, minorities, unions, and Russia, billionaires, and pathetic DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident together in his judgment as “a vio- immigrants. white males desperately trying TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman lent, angry mob, fueled by hate.” The October 17 letter lists fears to hang on to power despite their That’s his view, but I do not think of what Democrats would try to dwindling numbers. anyone could apply that characteri- do if returned to power. I hope I would be glad to debate any and zation to me, or to that “close family Democrats would “revoke” the all positions taken by me and the member” of his. Trump tax code, which, in my October 17 writer, especially what LETTERS POLICY I have been a proud, loyal, think- view, benefits only Trump’s billion- makes America great. Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written ing, kind and informed Democrat aire kleptocrats. I want to see Bill and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and for six decades. I have been the Nelson returned to the US Senate. I Noah Lindsay libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s beneficiary of many federal pro- want to see Andrew Gillum become Lake City name, address and telephone number for verification. Writers can have two letters per month published. A sign of the times, right here at home Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. To the Editor: out and bid them a hello. The man went back to digging, while think- leaned back against the pull of the ing, that’s a snapshot of the present Yesterday afternoon I was extra- dog leash and said, “You look like American events. BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL diting cypress knees out of my one of those who voted for the stu- 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. front lawn, when a couple, strained pid Obama!” At which his female BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. against the leashes of their dogs, company let out a mirthful laugh. I Nader G. Vakili BY EMAIL: [email protected] passed on the road. I straightened looked at them dumbfounded, then Lake City SUNday, OCTOBER 28, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 5A

n To submit your calendar item, stop by the Reporter office or email Robert Bridges at COMMUNITY CALENDAR [email protected] Today Genealogy workshop Volunteers are also on hand Volunteers needed and Palliative Care recent- grams, call 386-758-2101. The Friends of the the first and third Tuesday The Christian Service ly opened a new office at Bingo at Amer. Legion Columbia County Library of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. Center (421 NW Washington 163 SW Stonegate Terrace, Friday Bingo games are offered and The Edward Rutledge at the West Branch library St., Lake City) is in search Suite 105, Lake City. We are every Sunday, Monday and Chapter of the Daughters of located at 435 NW Hall of of volunteers. The center’s looking for volunteers to ‘Baby & Me’ Thursday at 6:45 p.m. at the American Revolution are Fame Drive (off US Hwy mission is to serve those in serve in different capacities “Baby & Me,” a library the American Legion Post sponsoring a free genealo- 90 just West of I-75), and at need in Columbia County including: relief visits for our program for parents and 57, 2602 SW Main Blvd. gy workshop from 4:00-5:00 the Fort White Library on through Christian faith and patient’s families, pet thera- babies, is held on Fridays at in Lake City. There are PM on October 30 at the Wednesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. resources. For more, call py, veteran pinning and cler- 11 a.m. at the main branch of three $250 jackpots each Columbia County Library, 386-755-1770. ical help. Visit our web site, the Columbia County Public night. Quarter games are 308 NW Columbia Ave. The Wednesday Volunteer.Commu- Library, 308 NW Columbia played at 3 p.m. Mondays, speaker will be Janet Messer, Volunteer at Haven nityHospice.com to learn Ave. in downtown Lake City. Thursdays and Sundays. an experienced genealogist, ‘Terrific Twos’ Haven Hospice is seeking more about volunteering. For more, call 386-758-2101. Refreshments are available who will present a program “Terrific Twos,” a library volunteers for many tasks. at reasonable prices. For on “Genealogy 101,” how to program for toddlers, is No experience necessary. ‘Preschool Storytime’ Dinner and dancing more, call 752-7776. find your roots by using basic offered on Wednesdays To apply online visit www. “Preschool Storytime,” a Dances are held each genealogy research tech- at 10:30 a.m. at the main beyourhaven.org/volunteer, library program for families Friday night from 6 to 9 Tuesday niques. Visitors are welcome. branch of the Columbia stop by the office or an appli- with preschoolers, is held on p.m. at The Lifestyle County Public Library, 308 cation can be mailed to you. Thursdays at 11 a.m. at the Enrichment Center, 628 SE Columbia County Library Catholic Charities NW Columbia Ave. in main branch of the Columbia Allison Court (behind Baya The Friends of the Catholic Charities of downtown Lake City. For Duplicate Bridge Club County Public Library, at Pharmacy). $7 admission. Columbia County Library Lake City needs volunteers more information about Lake City Duplicate Bridge 308 NW Columbia Ave. in Bring a dish or dessert to will offer a free program to operate our food pantry the library’s children’s pro- Club meets at 12:30 p.m. downtown Lake City. For share. All proceeds bene- at 7:00 PM on October 30 Monday-Friday from 7:30 grams, call 386-758-2101. Wednesdays at The Country more information about fit the center. Call 386-755- at the Columbia County a.m until 11:30 a.m. 553 NW Club at Lake City. All bridge the library’s children’s pro- 0235 for more information. Library, 308 NW Columbia Railroad St, Lake City, FL Al-Anon meeting enthusiasts are welcome. For Ave, Lake City. The speaker 32055. (386)754-918 An Al-Anon group meets at more, call Dottie Rogers at will be Janet Messer, who St. James Episcopal Church 386-758-8606. Caring Hands Animal Hospital will present a program on Columbia Seed Library (2423 SW Bascom Norris Fur Festival/Open House “Witches in the Family,” a The Columbia Seed Drive) at 6 p.m. on Mondays October 31, 2018 history of witches and witch Library is open at the main and 10 a.m. on Wednesdays. Thursday 5pm-8pm trials in America. Visitors library in Lake City on Newcomers group meets on Volunteers needed are welcome. Tuesdays from 2 to 4 p.m. Mondays at 5 p.m. Community Hospice Come join us for Food-Fun-Prizes! 386-752-8899 1541 W US HWY 90 Come See Sheila or Shane! Look for the BIG Dog and Cat!! 1034 SW Main Blvd. Lake City, FL 32025 AAA Budget Tree Service, LLC (Located between Etheridge Furniture & The Money Man!) 386.438.8374 | www.mainstprint.com

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Void where prohibited. Belk Bucks are non-refundable, have no cash value, are not redeemable for cash, and will not be replaced if damaged, lost or stolen. 17192016 Paid by Chuck Brannan, Republican, for State Representative District 10 6A SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER City, cop win wrongful arrest suit Federal court Melissa told LCPD that knowingly making a false factually false and fabri- The same email account Later that night, Ford Benoit called her 23 times report to law enforcement. cated,” and claimed Ford sent another message with and two Columbia County rules officer had over the previous three In May 2017, Benoit filed reported seeing records a similar theme. Sheriff’s Office deputies probable cause. days, emailed her, hacked a lawsuit against Ford and of communications that “Alison, you are not being went to Benoit’s home to her Facebook account and the city in the Third Judicial didn’t exist. fair with me. All I can ask arrest him. By CARL MCKINNEY threatened to show up Circuit of Florida, alleging The U.S. Middle District is for one chance to talk to Benoit insisted Melissa [email protected] at her home if she didn’t there was no probable of Jacksonville found oth- you. Why won’t you answer was lying, and believes respond to his advances. cause because the former erwise in its Oct. 16 ruling my phone calls Alison? You Ford acted unprofessionally A federal judge has sided Ford, who worked officer either ignored evi- siding with Ford. are really upsetting me. I am and rude during the arrest, with an ex-cop in a wrong- for the Lake City Fire dence or failed to conduct a Ford responded to willing to risk everything to according to the ruling. ful arrest lawsuit claiming Department before becom- sufficient investigation. The Melissa’s home and come see you. I know I am Benoit claimed even the former Lake City Police ing an LCPD patrol officer case was transferred to a observed she “had the on house arrest but I have the deputies present for Department officer botched in 2011, responded to the federal court in July 2017. appearance of someone to see you. I know once you the arrest disagreed with a case at call and arrested Benoit Benoit argued Ford was scared and nervous,” accord- see me everything will be Ford’s conduct. least part- later the same day based on “incapable” of conducting ing to an offense report. Okay. Please don’t make me John A. Miles, an LCPD ly because Melissa’s claims. do this! Answer my calls. Internal Affairs sergeant at he used A day after landing in jail, I love you,” the message the time, testified that he cocaine and Benoit asked someone to Less than three weeks after reads. saw no evidence of Ford marijuana. relay a message to the Third Benoit’s arrest, Officer Ford Three and a half hours acting inappropriately the A U.S. Circuit State Attorney’s later, Benoit reportedly sent night of the arrest. District Office on his behalf. tested positive for cocaine and a third email. Benoit claimed that Benoit Court in An investigator with the marijuana, according to records “Babe, I disguised my Ford suffered from cred- Jacksonville found Gerald State Attorney’s Office email so I won’t get in ibility problems, but failed L. Ford had probable cause met with Benoit in County from the Florida Department trouble for contacting you. to provide proof, accord- to arrest Jason Benoit Detention Facility. We need to talk. I love you ing to the Oct. 16 court in 2014 on suspicion of Benoit gave the Third of Law Enforcement. babe,” the message reads. order. stalking an ex-girlfriend Circuit access to his cell The email didn’t stop The court noted that and violating a restrain- phone and laptop and pro- an objective probe because She showed Ford an there. The sender went on patrol officers have less ing order, according to a vided login information he was under the influence email, claiming it came to provide a phone number time than investigators to mid-October ruling that for his Facebook, Verizon, of cocaine and marijuana, from Benoit through a dis- and urged Melissa to talk. gather facts — their main brought an end to the law- Google and Yahoo accounts. according to the initial civil guised email address. Melissa’s call history duty is to assure safety and suit Benoit filed against Benoit provided the complaint. “I don’t want to hurt you! showed 23 incoming calls obtain preliminary infor- Ford and the City of Lake investigator with his cell On July 18, 2014, less than Just answer my calls. I am from the phone number mation to establish prob- City. phone and computer log-in three weeks after Benoit’s sorry! Just give me one provided in the third email, able cause. Ford did not The court ruled in favor information. arrest, Ford tested positive last chance,” the message validating what she told need to wait for Verizon’s of Ford and the city after The investigator reviewed for cocaine and marijuana, reads, according to court Ford, according to court response before arresting reviewing records of emails, the devices and sent a sub- according to records from documents. “Please just let documents. Benoit, according to the phone calls and statements poena to Verizon Wireless the Florida Department of me prove that I will change Ford noticed the number ruling. from Benoit’s ex-girlfriend, requesting Benoit and Law Enforcement. for you!! You changed your was stored under Benoit’s “At the time of the arrest, Allison Melissa. Melissa’s phone records. Ford resigned from his number! I’ve been calling name as an emergency Officer Ford had proba- On July 1, 2014, Melissa The investigator deter- position July 28, according your emergency number. I contact in Melissa’s phone, ble cause to believe that called 911 and reported mined the evidence didn’t to LCPD personnel files. know you don’t really look and also believed he heard Benoit had willfully violat- Benoit for violating a restrain- support charges against The Criminal Justice at it and keep it in your Benoit’s voice on the voice- ed the Injunction and that ing order prohibiting him Benoit “beyond a reason- Standards and Training purse, Please. I am trying mail greeting. any delay in executing the from contacting her directly able doubt.” The State Commission revoked to fix this! I wouldn’t have In a statement to LCPD, arrest could jeopardize or indirectly either in person Attorney’s Office had the Ford’s FDLE certification changed my number but Melissa said she was Melissa’s safety,” the order or through mail, email, fax, charges dropped, and also November 5, 2015, accord- Marc made me when we “scared and don’t want him reads. telephone, another person or charged Melissa with filing ing to FDLE records. were going through all of anywhere near me, so I con- Ford’s attorneys could in “any other manner,” court a false police report. Benoit alleged Melissa’s this. I LOVE YOU ALISON tacted the police. I know he not be reached for com- records show. Melissa pleaded guilty to information was “entirely, [.] [sic]” will hurt me!” ment.

Photos by COREY ARWOOD/Lake City Reporter Early voting snapshots Locals campaign for gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum outside the supervisor of elections office on Saturday morning, the first day of early voting (left), while the School Board District 1 camps, headed by Narrie SMith and Danny Green, make their pitch to voters. OBITUARIES Callie Virginia Rhoden dren also survive. A funeral ser- er Robert E. Morris (Pat) Gun her fiance Brett Lingefelter, Lake Tennessee and he was a mem- also survive. Burnette vice to honor the life of Mrs. Barrel, TX; and two sisters City, FL. Two nieces Cheyenne ber of Christ Central Ministries. A Celebrration of Life Service Mrs. Callie Virginia Rhoden Burnette will be held at 2 P.M. Margaret Hall, Lake City, FL; and Francis Crews and two neph- Frank always seen the best in for Mr. Dunn will be held at 2:30 Burnette, age 91, of Lake City, Saturday, Nov. 10, in the Chapel and Ruth Ann Manheim, Jasper, ews Andrew and Stanley Crews people and never missed an pm, on Sunday, November 11, Florida entered peacefully into of Guerry Funeral Home with FL; and numerous nieces and also survive. opportunity to help others. He 2018 at Christ Central Ministries eternal life, Rev. Cagney Tanner officiating. nephews also survive. Services for Ms. Viola Gail enjoyed cooking for any and all with Pastor Lonnie Johns offici- Tuesday, Interment will be in Memorial A celebration of his life Davis Perdue will be held at at “Frankelbarrel’s” and spend- ating. The family ask for friends October, 23, Cemetery, Lake City, Florida. will be held at a later date. a later date. DEES-PARRISH ing time with his family. He was to please come as you are (casual 2018. Born Visitation and gathering with the DEES-PARRISH FAMILY FAMILY FUNERAL HOME a loving husband, father, brother, dress) to fellowship with them. and raised family will be from 12 to 2 P.M. FUNERAL HOME is in charge is in charge of cremation grandfather, great-grandfather Please, no flowers. in Columbia (Two hour before services) at of all arrangements 458 South arrangements. 458 South Marion and friend. The famiily would like to County, she GUERRY FUNERAL HOME, Marion Avenue Lake City, FL. Avenue Lake City, FL. 32025. Survivors include his lov- thank everyone who has walked resided in 2659 S.W. Main Blvd., Lake 32025. ing wife of 35 years; Leecie with them during this 2-year Lake City the City, Florida. Clyde Franklin “Frank” Murray Dunn, of Lake City, journey. Every single well wish, greater portion Viola Gail Davis Perdue Dunn 3 sons; Frankie and Shane visit, and phone call has not and of her life. Larry Allen Morris Ms. Viola Gail Davis Perdue, Clyde Franklin “Frank” Dunn, Dunn (Karen) both of TN. and did not go un-noticed. Frank is She worked at Bell south for Mr. Larry Allen Morris, 74, 37, passed, away Tuesday 73, of Lake City, passed away Dakota Chad Dunn (Mandi) of walking the streets of Heaven 30 years until her retirement in passed away at his residence October 23, 2018 at her residence on Tuesday, October 23, 2018 Lake City, 4 daughters; Sherry with a clear voice and smile. 1982. She was a member of the Thursday, October 25, 2018 after unexpectedly at his residence Dunn, Holly Clifton (Jeff), and We hope all can find comfort in Southside Baptist Church, Lake an extended illness. He was the She was the daughter of Willie surrounded by Nikki Stolar (Jeff) all of TN. knowing, he is no longer hurting. City, Florida. She was preced- son of the late Elmer J.W. and and Linda Rainey Perdue. She his family. and Brittany Dunn (Chris) of Arrangements are under the ed in death by her husband of Grace Mae Pleasants Morris. is preceded in death by one son Born Lake City, 11 grandchildren; care of GATEWAY-FOREST 29 years, Edwin J. Burnette and He was preceded in death by Dakota Davis. She had lived January Lee Dunn ( Elizabeth) of FL., LAWN FUNERAL HOME, her parents, George Mack and three brothers and two sisters. He all of her life in Lake City and 9, 1945 in Nicholas Bridges, Destiny Dunn, 3596 S US Hwy 441, Lake City, Texie Virginia Crews Rhoden. was a lifelong resident of Lake enjoyed spending time with her Dickson, Clint Dunn, Taylor Dunn, Luke Fl., 32025. Please leave words of Survivors include her daughters, City and enjoyed motorcycles family and her cats. TN., to the Clifton, Jacob Clifton, Adyson love and comfort for the family Donna B. Hartley of Gainesville, and spending time with his fam- She is survived by her par- late Meeks Stolar all of TN, Blane Watson, at www.gatewayforestlawn.com ily and was the cook at Carters ents Willie and Linda Perdue, and Bessie Brody Dunn, Gavin Dunn, all Florida and Vicky B. Milleman Obituaries are paid advertise- of Fernandina Beach, Florida: Pasture for many, many, years Olustee, FL; one son Drake Mai Hargrove of FL., 1 great grandchild, and one brother, Carroll Rhoden of and he attended the Seventh Day Davis, Lake City, FL; two sisters Dunn. Frank was the 7th of bonus grandchildren Savannah ments. For details, call the Lake Jacksonville, Florida: four grand- Adventist Church Odessa Scott (Mike) Olustee, FL; 11 children. Mr. Dunn moved Joy, Ridge and Trace Williams, City Reporter’s classified depart- children seven great-grandchil- He is survived by one broth- and Tina Crews, Macclenny, FL; to Lake City in 1988 from and a host of nieces and nephews ment at 752-1293. SCHOOL SAFETY: The safety of ALL of our students and employees will be one of my main concerns while on the board. We need to do everything we can to ensure ALL are safe! YOUTH: Being that I am fresh out of the classroom, I know I can be very bene cial to the board by bringing creative solutions and new ideas to the position. INVOLVEMENT: It is time that we have a board that is involved in the community ALL of the time. I vow to be a voice for ALL schools, parents, students and employees in the district!

SUNday, OCTOBER 28, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITEARLYY REPORTER VOTING:7A CONGRATULATIONS TO August 18-25, 2018 Lake City native named Lake City Dive Center hospital exec in Dallas on their Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Vivian Johnson the Advisory Board in the VA Medical Center in Washington, D.C. She New Orleans. ELECTION DAY: August 28, 2018 promoted to VP of completed a Clinical Clinical Services. Pharmacy Residency at — From staff reports DALLAS — Parkland Health & Hospital System has announced the creation of a new role and promoted a long-time system leader — and Lake City native — to SCHOOL SAFETY: The safety of ALL of our students and employees will be one of fill that posi- my main concerns while on the board. We need to do everything we can to ensure tion. Vivian ThankALL are safe! Bradley YOUTH: for Being that I amyour fresh out of the classroom, I know I can be very Youbene cial to the board by bringing creative solutions and new ideas to the Johnson, position.continual support. INVOLVEMENT: It is time that we have a board that is involved in the PharmD, community ALL of the time. I vow to be a voice for ALL schools, parents, MBA, REMEMBERstudents and employees in the district! FASHP, EARLY VOTING: August 18-25, 2018 has been ELECTION DAY: August 28, 2018 Johnson TO VOTE! OCTOBER 23, 2018 named senior vice president of “A VOICE FOR ALL” clinical services, effective immediately. Lake City Dive Center “The creation of POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR AND APPROVED BY HUNTER PEELER, 426 SW Commerce Dr. #150, Lake City • 386-487-6345 this new role will help FOR COLUMBIA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD, DISTRICT 5. Parkland streamline oper- OICE OR LL ations in a way that will “A V F A ” make our health system more responsive to the needs of our patients and our employees,” said David Lopez, FACHE, Parkland’s executive vice president and chief oper- ating officer. “Vivian will work to implement short- term and long-term strategies that ensure Parkland can deliver high-quality care through the most cost-effective means.” Johnson will oversee pharmacy, radiology, pathology, respiratory care, and physical medicine and rehabilitation. She previously served as Parkland’s vice president of pharmacy services and interim vice president of supply chain. Johnson began her Parkland career as a staff pharmacist and worked her way up from assistant director of pharmacy services to director and then vice president of pharmacy services. In that role, Johnson was responsible for the medication management activities, oversight for all medication regulatory activities as well as the pharmacy department’s quality assessment and performance improve- ment program. She is also responsible for implementing the first automated central fill pharmacy at Parkland, and is an expert on the 340B Drug Pricing Program, which is the federal program that provides access to reduced price prescrip- tion drugs to health care facilities that treat a large number of low-income patients. Parkland employs more than 520 pharmacy staff and in fiscal year 2018, the department filled 11.6 million medication orders. As interim vice president of supply chain, Johnson was responsible for material services, purchasing, contracts/strategic sourc- ing and value analysis. There she developed the supply-chain leadership team and established a quality-review process for supplies. She was also responsible for improving employee engagement with supply chain employees and over- seeing the selection of the medical/surgical distribu- tor for the organization. Johnson received her Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, and her Master of Business Administration from the University of Dallas in Irving. She earned her Doctor of Pharmacy from Mercer University Southern School of Pharmacy in Atlanta. She also attended the Wharton Executive Management Program for Pharmacy Leaders in Philadelphia, the Accrue Executive Management Program at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, as well as an Executive Track Fellowship of

SCHOOL SAFETY: The safety of ALL of our students and employees will be one of SCHOOL SAFETY: The safety of ALL of our students and employees will be one of my main concerns while on the board. We need to do everything we can to ensure my main concerns while on the board. We need to do everything we can to ensure ALL are safe! ALL are safe! YOUTH: Being that I am fresh out of the classroom, I know I can be very YOUTH: Being that I am fresh out of the classroom, I know I can be very bene cial to the board by bringing creative solutions and new ideas to the bene cial to the board by bringing creative solutions and new ideas to the position. position. INVOLVEMENT: It is time that we have a board that is involved in the INVOLVEMENT: It is time that we have a board that is involved in the community ALL of the time. I vow to be a voice for ALL schools, parents, community ALL of the time. I vow to be a voice for ALL schools, parents, students and employees in the district! students and employees in the district!

EARLY VOTING: August 18-25, 2018 ELECTION DAY: August 28, 2018 “A VOICE FOR ALL” 8A SUNday, OCTOBER 28, 2018 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER ‘Trump train’ leaves DeSantis behind Gubernatorial torial candidate Rep. Ron Trump supporters listened DeSantis, Casey DeSantis, to speakers as 2020 elec- candidate’s manned the microphone tions seemed to loom larger family fills in. with infant son Mason in tow. than the Nov. 6 gubernato- Introduced by Third Judicial rial race as a subject mat- The “Ride the Trump Circuit State Attorney Jeff ter of main speaker Mike Train to Victory” held Siegmeister as Florida’s McCalister, the national Saturday at Live Oak next first lady, DeSantis said spokesperson for Citizens Historical Train Depot was the whole DeSantis family for Trump. derailed when its keynote was at the Suwannee County Seigmeister, who spoke speaker was a no-show Republican Party event, before introducing DeSantis, leaving his family to carry minus Ron, who she apolo- in keeping with upcoming on the performance in his gized for. elections, talked about the absence. Despite the setback, support by Democratic The wife of guberna- crowds of President Donald gubernatorial candidate and Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum of a Dream Defenders pledge, calling it anarchistic and communist. “I can’t imagine anything more scary than the gover- Photos by COrey Arwood/Lake City Reporter nor’s race right now,” said Suwannee County Sheriff Sam St. John attended the Suwannee County Siegmeister. Republican Party’s ‘Ride the Trump Train to Victory’ rally Saturday. He is pictured — Corey Arwood here applauding a speaker.

The Live Oak Historical Train Depot served as the The rally was well attended by dozens of President venue for the local Republican Party’s Saturday rally Trump supporters who awaited an appearance by dubbed ‘Ride the Trump Train to Victory.’ Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis.

Every sport. NPA ELECT Every play. Every day. Lake City MERRILLEE Reporter Casey DeSantis, holding her son Mason, stepped in for her husband, gubernatorial candidate Rep. Ron DeSantis, who was slated to speak at the event but did not make an appearance. You only

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CHRISTINA FEAGIN/Special to the Reporter Fort White running back Stanley Maxwell hits the hole against Newberry on Friday night. Indians blow by Panthers for fifth straight win Blair throws three touchdown passes, Summer and Maxwell score two more.

By ERIC JACKSON [email protected] “Defense came to play and did a NEWBERRY – Fort phenomenal job White set the tone early, of limiting them. marching downfield and scoring on its opening drive. “That was a good The Indians were never field goal they threatened during the con- kicked. But that test as the tribe finished out Region 1-3A in dominating goal-line stand fashion at Panther Stadium [the drive before] Friday night. where they went Fort White quarterback Dylan Blair tallied for on it fourth three touchdowns for 196 down and our passing yards. defense stepped The senior signal-caller BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter recorded a solid perfor- up made a play. Columbia running back Kylen Callum shakes off a First Coast tackler on Thrusday night. mance in his team’s final I was also happy road game of the regular about that. It was season. The Indians’ stout Callum plays through pain to deliver win for CHS. defense was also effec- time to go then.” tive, holding the Panthers By JORDAN KROEGER back was constantly under er pick to defensive line- With Smith not himself, Demetric Jackson, [email protected] pressure and struggled man Rashamel Byers as he Columbia turned to his INDIANS continued on 7B throughout the game, sail- attempted to throw the ball brother and running back Fort White coach Jordan Smith played his ing two passes for inter- away and into the ground Kylen Callum. Two touch- worst game of the season ceptions in the first half on a failed screen pass downs and 146 yards later, Thursday night against that were nowhere near during the fourth quarter the Tigers escaped with First Coast. his intended receiver. as the Tigers tried to run Deep into the night again Columbia’s quarter- Smith later threw anoth- out the clock. CALLUM continued on 8B

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: No. 7 Georgia 36, No. 9 Florida 17 Bulldogs pull away from Gators late Georgia line- Fromm throws 3 to Freddie Swain to take backer Tae TDs, UF’s SEC East their first lead of the game. Crowder cel- But the one-point advan- title hopes fade. ebrates with tage was short-lived. teammates No. 9 Florida gave up after recover- By ERIC JACKSON 10 unanswered points to ing a fumble [email protected] No. 7 Georgia after the by Florida score and surrendered 13 quarterback ROBERT GAUTHIER/Los Angeles Times/TNS JACKSONVILLE – Florida more in the fourth quar- Feleipe The Los Angeles Dodgers’ Yasiel Puig (66) cele- exploded out of the locker ter. Bulldogs quarterback Franks at brates his three-run home run against the Boston room at halftime. The Gators Jake Fromm tallied three the one- Red Sox in the sixth inning during Game 4 of the put together their best drive touchdowns, completing yard line on World Series on Saturday at Dodger Stadium in of the game after the break 14 of his 24 passes for 240 Saturday in Los Angeles. At press time, the teams were tied as Feleipe Franks threw a Jacksonville. 4-4 heading into the ninth inning. Go to near-perfect, 36-yard strike GATORS continued on 2B DAVID RETTERBUSH/Special to the Reporter lakecityreporter.com for full coverage of the game.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: No. 2 Clemson 59, Florida State 10 Clemson hands Florida State worst home loss in program history Tigers become the first first. Florida State routed Clemson Lawrence completed 20 of 37 The Tigers moved to 8-0 for Trevor Lawrence threw four 51-14 in 2013, a victory that was passes for 314 yards before stay- the seventh time in school his- team to beat Seminoles touchdown passes, and No. 2 part of the Seminoles’ undefeated ing on the sideline for good late in tory, including the third time in in four straight seasons. Clemson handed Florida State run to the national title. But since the third quarter. Amari Rodgers the last four seasons. Clemson its worst home loss in program then, the Tigers have been the had six catches for 156 yards and also recorded back-to-back wins By BOB FERRANTE history with a 59-10 victory on class of the ACC — and owned two touchdowns, and Tee Higgins in Tallahassee for the first time. Associated Press Saturday. their rivalry with Florida State. also had two TD receptions. Florida State (4-4, 2-4) couldn’t “This was an awesome accom- “I’m definitely honored,” defen- Clemson (8-0, 5-0) scored 28 get out of its own way, suffer- TALLAHASSEE — No Atlantic plishment for our seniors,” coach sive tackle Christian Wilkins said. points in the second quarter and ing its most-lopsided defeat at Coast Conference team had ever Dabo Swinney said. “This was “Just speaks volumes of our pro- opened a 45-0 lead before Florida home — surpassing a 58-14 loss knocked off Florida State for four something they really wanted to gram and the special guys we State got on the board on Ricky to Southern Miss in 1981. It was straight years. Clemson spent the do ... be that first ACC senior class have, the special group of seniors Aguayo’s 35-yard field goal with week making sure it would be the to go 4-0 on these guys.” we have.” 4:35 left in the third quarter. FSU continued on 2B 2B SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER SCOREBOARD NFL: Jaguars

TV LISTINGS COLLEGE FOOTBALL San Jose at Anaheim, 8 p.m. 4 players detained over Monday’s Games Calgary at Toronto, 7 p.m. Today Thursday’s Top 25 Games AUTO RACING No. 13 West Virginia 58, Baylor 14 Minnesota at Vancouver, 10 p.m. bill restitution in London Noon Georgia So. 34, No. 25 Appalachian St. 14 NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Thursday’s ACC Games NBA Series, First Data 500, qualifying, at Georgia Tech 49, Virginia Tech 28 Associated Press Ridgeway, Va. Friday’s Top 25 Games EASTERN CONFERENCE of our players were detained over restitu- 2:30 p.m. No. 23 Utah 41, UCLA 10 W L Pct GB LONDON — The Jacksonville Jaguars tion of a bill. The matter is being resolved NBCSN — NASCAR, Monster Energy Friday’s ACC Games Milwaukee 6 0 1.000 — say four players were detained over resti- and the players are with the team. Any Series, First Data 500, at Ridgeway, Va. Boston College 27, Miami 14 Toronto 6 0 1.000 — 2:30 p.m. Saturday’s Top 25 Games Detroit 4 1 .800 1½ tution of a bill in London. discipline will be handled internally.” ABC — Formula One, Mexican Grand No. 2 Clemson 59, Florida St. 10 Indiana 4 2 .667 2 The Jaguars (3-4) play Philadelphia The Jaguars did not say which play- Prix, at Mexico City No. 3 Notre Dame 44, Navy 22 Boston 4 2 .667 2 (3-4) at Wembley Stadium on Sunday. ers were detained. The London-based Sun CFL FOOTBALL No. 7 Georgia 36, No. 9 Florida 17 Miami 3 2 .600 2½ 1 p.m. No. 8 Oklahoma 51, Kansas St. 14 Philadelphia 3 3 .500 3 The incident reportedly happened early reported that the players were accused of ESPN2 — Toronto at Montreal No. 12 Kentucky 15, Missouri 14 Charlotte 3 4 .429 3½ Saturday following what typically is an off trying to leave the London Reign Showclub, DRAG RACING No. 14 Washington St. 41, No. 24 Stanford 38 Brooklyn 2 3 .400 3½ night for players. which features burlesque and circus per- 7:30 p.m. California 12, No. 15 Washington 10 Atlanta 2 3 .400 3½ FS1 — NHRA, Toyota Nationals, finals, at Mississippi St. 28, No. 16 Texas A&M 13 Chicago 2 4 .333 4 The teams says “we are aware that four formers, without paying their tab. Las Vegas No. 17 Penn St. 30, No. 18 Iowa 24 Orlando 2 4 .333 4 FIGURE SKATING Northwestern 31, No. 20 Wisconsin 17 Washington 1 4 .200 4½ 4 p.m. Houston 57, No. 21 South Florida 36 New York 1 5 .167 5 NBC — ISU Grand Prix, Skate Canada, at Syracuse 51, No. 22 N.C. St. 41 Cleveland 0 6 .000 6 Laval, Quebec (taped) No. 6 Texas at Oklahoma St., 8 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE GATORS GOLF No. 19 Oregon at Arizona, 10:30 p.m. W L Pct GB 2:30 p.m. Saturday’s Other SEC Games Golden State 5 1 .833 — Continued From 1B GOLF — PGA Tour, Sanderson Farms Vanderbilt 45, Arkansas 31 Denver 4 1 .800 ½ Championship, final round, at Jackson, South Carolina 27, Tennessee 24 New Orleans 4 1 .800 ½ Miss Saturday’s Other ACC Games Portland 3 2 .600 1½ yards, helping Georgia 5:30 p.m. Wake Forest 56, Louisville 35 San Antonio 3 2 .600 1½ GOLF — Champions Tour, PowerShares Virginia 31, North Carolina 21 Memphis 3 2 .600 1½ pull away from Florida QQQ Championship, final round, at Pittsburgh 54, Duke 45 Utah 3 2 .600 1½ 36-17 at TIAA Bank Field Thousand Oaks, Calif. L.A. Clippers 3 2 .600 1½ on Saturday night. 9 p.m. NHL Sacramento 3 3 .500 2 GOLF — LPGA Tour, Swinging Skirts Dallas 2 3 .400 2½ Franks finished with just Taiwan Championship, final round, at EASTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Lakers 2 4 .333 3 105 yards through the air on New Taipei City (same-day tape) Atlantic Division Minnesota 2 4 .333 3 13 of 21 passing attempts. MLB BASEBALL GP W L OT Pts Houston 1 4 .200 3½ 8 p.m. But it was the quarterback’s Toronto 11 8 3 0 16 Phoenix 1 4 .200 3½ FOX — MLB World Series, Game 5, Tampa Bay 9 7 1 1 15 Oklahoma City 0 4 .000 4 two turnovers that proved Boston at L.A. Dodgers (if necessary) Montreal 10 6 2 2 14 critical in his team’s second NFL FOOTBALL Boston 11 6 3 2 14 Friday’s Games 9:30 a.m. straight loss in the rivalry Buffalo 11 6 4 1 13 Charlotte 135, Chicago 106 NFL — Philadelphia at Jacksonville, at Ottawa 9 4 4 1 9 Golden State 128, New York 100 series. With little produc- London Florida 9 2 4 3 7 Toronto 116, Dallas 107 tion from Florida’s offense, 1 p.m. Detroit 10 1 7 2 4 L.A. Clippers 133, Houston 113 CBS — Cleveland at Pittsburgh the defense weakened late Metropolitan Division Milwaukee 125, Minnesota 95 FOX — Tampa Bay at Cincinnati GP W L OT Pts New Orleans 117, Brooklyn 115 as the Bulldogs (7-1, 5-1) 4:25 p.m. Carolina 10 6 3 1 13 Sacramento 116, Washington 112 recorded 429 total yards FOX — Green Bay at L.A. Rams Pittsburgh 8 5 1 2 12 Saturday’s Games 8:20 p.m. against the Gators (6-2, 4-2). Columbus 10 6 4 0 12 Boston 109, Detroit 89 DAVID RETTERBUSH/Special to the Reporter NBC — New Orleans at Minnesota Washington 10 5 3 2 12 Utah 132, New Orleans 111 Florida head coach Dan SOCCER Florida quarterback Feleipe Franks throws under New Jersey 8 5 2 1 11 Chicago 97, Atlanta 85 Mullen and the Gators 8:30 a.m. N.Y. Islanders 9 4 4 1 9 Indiana 119, Cleveland 107 pressure against Georgia during the second half on FS2 — Bundesliga Nuremberg vs. couldn’t deliver on the big Philadelphia 11 4 7 0 8 Philadelphia 105, Charlotte 103 Saturday in Jacksonville. Eintracht Frankfurt N.Y. Rangers 10 3 6 1 7 Memphis 117, Phoenix 96 stage in an opportunity to NBCSN — Premier League, Crystal Palace WESTERN CONFERENCE Miami 120, Portland 111 jump ahead in the tight second quarter. Franks Florida’s defense was hin- vs. Arsenal Central Division Milwaukee 113, Orlando 91 10:30 a.m. SEC East race. Mullen has capped off a 76-yard scor- dered with CJ Henderson GP W L OT Pts San Antonio 110, L.A. Lakers 106 FS2 — Bundesliga, Leipzig vs. Schalke Nashville 11 8 3 0 16 Today’s Games had arguably the best turn- ing drive with a 1-yard (back) forced to leave the Noon Colorado 12 7 3 2 16 Golden State at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. around in football this year, goal-line keeper. The game early in the first quar- FS1 — Bundesliga, Werder Bremen vs. Winnipeg 12 7 4 1 15 Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Bayer Leverkusen but the program’s flip was lone first-half score was a ter. The unit stepped up, Minnesota 10 6 2 2 14 Utah at Dallas, 7 p.m. NBC — Premier League, Manchester Chicago 11 6 3 2 14 Washington at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. halted Saturday. much-needed spark. nonetheless, even holding United vs. Everton Dallas 9 5 4 0 10 Monday’s Games “I think there’s a lot we But the momentum the Bulldogs to an 18-yard 1 p.m. St. Louis 10 3 4 3 9 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. ESPN — Serie A, AC Mialn vs. Sampdoria can learn from this game as didn’t last in the second field-goal after Franks’ fum- Pacific Division Portland at Indiana, 7 p.m. 4:30 p.m. GP W L OT Pts Brooklyn at New York, 7:30 p.m. a team and a program mov- half, despite the opening ble at the goal-line near the FS1 — MLS, Los Angeles FC at Sporting San Jose 10 5 3 2 12 Sacramento at Miami, 7:30 p.m. ing forward,” the first-year touchdown. end of the third quarter. But KC Vancouver 11 6 5 0 12 Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. WRESTLING coach said. “We as coaches “I don’t think we played the Gators couldn’t hold off Edmonton 9 5 3 1 11 L.A. Lakers at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Calgary 11 5 5 1 11 Toronto at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. just got to make sure that very well at all,” Mullen the Bulldogs who used two NBCSN — UWW World Championships, Anaheim 11 5 5 1 11 Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. we learn it. That’s the whole said. “It might’ve been touchdowns – a 24-yard Day 8, Greco-Roman finals, at Budapest, Vegas 10 4 5 1 9 New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. Hungary (same-day tape) key. We got to make sure our worst execution of the pass to Terry Godwin and Arizona 9 4 5 0 8 Los Angeles 10 2 7 1 5 the lessons that are there to year, and I’m really dis- a 33-yard run by D’Andre Monday, Oct. 29 Giannis Antetokounmpo be learned are learned.” appointed with that. We’ll Swift – in the fourth quarter NBA BASKETBALL Friday’s Games has 21 as Bucks rout Magic 8 p.m. Florida couldn’t have learn as a team how to to seal their 52nd all-time Tampa Bay 3, Vegas 2 NBA — L.A. Lakers at Minnesota Carolina 4, San Jose 3, SO MILWAUKEE (AP) — Giannis opened the game any worse. play in big games. In those win in the series. NFL FOOTBALL Winnipeg 2, Detroit 1 Antetokounmpo scored 21 points and After allowing a 21-yard field- situations, you have to 8:15 p.m. Colorado 6, Ottawa 3 Khris Middleton had 18 as the Milwaukee ESPN — New England at Buffalo (Note: goal on Georgia’s opening go execute. They scored UP NEXT Saturday’s Games Bucks beat the Orlando Magic 113-91 on ESPN Deportes simulcast on ESPN2) New Jersey 3, Florida 2 Saturday night. drive, Florida running back four touchdowns on third Florida will host Missouri SOCCER N.Y. Islanders 6, Philadelphia 1 Antetokounmpo added seven Jordan Scarlett fumbled on down, in situational parts on Nov. 3. Georgia travels 4 p.m. Edmonton 5, Nashville 3 rebounds in a season-low 19 minutes, a NBCSN — Premier League, Tottenham his first carry of the day, of the game, we just can’t to No. 12 Kentucky in a Washington 4, Calgary 3, SO night after playing just 23 minutes. vs. Manchester City Columbus 5, Buffalo 4, OT Nikola Vucevic had 16 points and which resulted in a 10-yard do that. Two of them were league matchup that will Toronto 3, Winnipeg 2 nine rebounds for Orlando. D.J. Augustin touchdown pass by Fromm. blown coverages. It was determine the SEC East WORLD SERIES Montreal 3, Boston 0 added 11, all in the first half. The Magic Florida answered in the just poor execution.” champion on Nov. 3. Minnesota 3, Colorado 2 shot 32 percent from the field overall and Boston 2, Los Angeles 1 St. Louis 7, Chicago 3 23 percent for three-point range. (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Tampa Bay at Arizona, 9 p.m. After a tightly contested first quarter in Tuesday: Boston 8, Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 10 p.m. which Orlando led by five at one point, the Wednesday: Boston 4, Los Angeles 2 Today’s Games Bucks took control in the second and built a Friday: Los Angeles 3, Boston 2, 18 innings N.Y. Rangers at Los Angeles, 3:30 p.m. 14-point lead at the half. Antetokounmpo had Saturday: Boston at Los Angeles, 8:09 p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 5 p.m. 15 first-half points, while Middleton had 12. Today: Boston at Los Angeles, 8:15 p.m. Dallas at Detroit, 5 p.m. Milwaukee’s lead grew to 26 in the x-Oct. 30: Los Angeles at Boston, 8:09 p.m. Edmonton at Chicago, 6 p.m. third with Antetokoumpo on the bench x-Oct. 31: Los Angeles at Boston, 8:09 p.m. Ottawa at Vegas, 8 p.m. for the entire period.

ing 35 times for minus-21 punched Clemson players FSU yards. Clemson forced the in the second half. Continued From 1B Seminoles to punt 12 times, “We’ll discipline,” Taggart including Florida State’s said. “That’s unacceptable. first five possessions. That’s mentally weak.” also the most points allowed “Our defense set the by the Seminoles at Doak tempo for the day right out UP NEXT Campbell Stadium. of the gate,” Swinney said. Clemson: Hosts Louisville “I felt like we had some Florida State lost three on Saturday. guys that quit on our foot- players to ejections. Safety Florida State: Visits No. ball team and that’s can’t Hamsah Nasirildeen was 22 North Carolina State be tolerated,” Florida State ejected for targeting in the on Saturday, the second coach Willie Taggart said. first half. Wide receiver of three straight ranked “You quit, you don’t play.” Nyqwan Murray and line- opponents on the sched- Defensive end Brian backer Zaquandre White ule. Florida State also plays Burns, who had a tackle were tossed for sepa- at No. 3 Notre Dame on and a quarterback hurry, rate incidents where they Nov. 10. agreed with Taggart’s assessment. “Most definitely,” Burns said. “The effort level wasn’t there. The energy wasn’t there.” Florida State had not allowed 30 points in 11 straight games, dating to the 2017 loss at Clemson. But that streak was snapped less than a minute into the third when Lawrence con- nected with Rodgers on a 58-yard catch and run. Deondre Francois completed 17 of 36 passes for 180 yards and an interception for the Seminoles before departing due to injury. James Blackman came in and had a 73-yard touchdown pass to Keyshawn Helton. Florida State was one-di- mensional on offense, rush- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3B

From staff reports OUTDOORS from the Fourty players played COUNTRY in The Rountree on Oct. AT 20-21. Bruce Gibson and LAKE CLUB CITY Playing the scent Dave Mehl successful- ly defended their title over Dennis Crawford and Steve Thomas. Mike game with deer Jacobs and Ronnie Everett came in third and Mike Spillane and Jackie Ayers came in fourth. Crawford and Thomas won the gross Scott Kishton and Steve the Pot worth $164 carries in the First Flight with a Smithy #18. The Saturday over to Wednesday. The 67-68=135. Kevin Odom Blitz costs $15 plus cart Wednesday Blitz costs $13 and Josh Dubberly came fee and is open to anyone (plus optional pot) plus in second with a 71-72=143. but you must tee off by cart fee and is open to any- Mehl and Gibson won 9:30 a.m. Just call the pro one and you can tee off at the net honors with a shop to make a tee time. anytime. Just call the pro 65-65=130 in a chip-off The Sunday Blitz cost $20 shop to make a tee time. over Cory DePratter and plus cart fee and is open to The Good Old Boys Trey Jackson who had a anyone and you can tee off Match 1 – Bob Wheary, 64-66=130. Jacobs and at anytime. Eli Witt, Howard Whitaker Everett won the gross hon- There was no Ladies and Dan Stephens - 8, Rhea ors in the Second Flight Day this week because of Hart, Steve Peters, Rob with a 74-71=145. Shayne the High School Regional Brown and Randy Register Edge and Jeff Tyre came Tournament. The LGA – 7, Noidrie Moses, Bill in second with a 76-80=156. plays every Tuesday start- Rogers, Jim Stevens and Spillane and Ayers won the ing at 9 a.m. Bob Hiers – 3. net honors with a 61-66=127. Seventeen players played Good Scores were: Bob George Hudson and Wally in the Wednesday Blitz on Wheary 71 (36-35), Rhea Germany came in second October 24. Eddy Brown Hart 78 (38-40) and Dan with a 63-67=130. Saturday and Jerry Smith tied for Stephens 79 (40-39). Skins winners were: Nick first with a +3. Dennis For more information Goff and Luke Richards Crawford came in second on any events and tourna- #4, Cory DePratter and with a +2. Nick Goff and ments or specials at The Trey Jackson #9, Scott Tom Wade tied for fourth Country Club, please call Kishton and Steve Smithy with a +0. Skin winners the pro shop at 752-2266 #16. Sunday Skins win- were: Steve Thomas #2, or check out our website ners were: Mike Jacobs Dennis Crawford #4 and at www.thecountryclubat- and Ronnie Everett #1, #8, Eddy Brown #9 and lakecity.com. Dennis Crawford and Steve Cory DePratter #13. The COURTESY Thomas #6, Bruce Gibson Pot Hole was #6 and there UPCOMING This trophy buck caught wind of some smell he didn’t like and is headed for the and Dave Mehl #15 and were no birdies; therefore n Nov 17, MGA 3-on-3 hills. more powerful than a human’s. For com- By MONTY STEPHENS parison, dogs generally have 225 million Special to the Reporter scent receptors. Bears have +300 million scent receptors and are regarded as hav- Years ago, a very successful Whitetail ing the highest sense of smell of all ani- Deer bow hunter named Jack) gave me mals. One author noted a bear can smell some great advice on deer hunting. I had an “animal carcass (decomposing) over 20 the pleasure to hunt with him three times. miles away.” Jack has hunted deer for over 70 years At least we know what we’re up against. now. He is a Marine Corp veteran and Jack says the first place to start is with served at Iwo Jima and in Korea. So as the “us.” We need to remove our human odor saying goes “he has seen a thing or two.” by taking a shower before the hunt. Of Jack feels (if we are upwind of a deer) course we should use unscented soaps, the deer will smell us. As he explained, toothpaste and deodorant. Cologne and “We may not be able to completely elim- aftershave lotions should be avoided like inate human odor, but we might be able the plague. Our hunting clothes need to to dilute it enough that the deer will be washed with unscented detergents and think the source of the odor is hundreds not put in the dryer where they might of yards away and presents no danger, pick up odors. Once de-scented, we need instead of it being just 50 feet away.” Or to avoid anything that will impart odors to perhaps the deer will think the odor is us like gas stations, restaurants and any “old.” I really liked his ideas and for me other places. it was the first time I thought of a deer Up until this point Jack uses just regu- processing sensory information regarding lar unscented products found in grocery odor beyond just smell it or not. stores. Jack does believe in scent cover We process sensory information all of products and scent containment products. the time. For humans, our basic senses He stated he used to use an American are sight, sound, touch, taste and smell. Indian trick of “smoking” his clothes by COURTESY All of the senses are important but standing downwind of a fire and allowing The Rountree winners Dave Mehl (left) and Bruce Gibson (right). information we derive visually seem to the smoke to cover his clothes. He also predominate our decision making. Deer has used pine needles or a few drops of have all of these basic senses we have. Pine Sol on his clothes. But now he just But instead of relying on their sight, it buys commercial products produced is their sense of smell that drives their by companies like Code Blue, Tink’s, decisions. If a deer sees something and Hunter’s Specialties’ and others. He also doesn’t know what it is, it will frequently applies a few drops of deer urine to his just remain still and watch while it waits boots to mask any odor left while walking for additional information. On the other to his stand. hand, if a deer smells an odor associated When asked about spray-on scent with danger, it will bolt immediately. So elimination products like Scent-Away or that’s what we’re up against. In the deer Scent-Killer, Jack said he definitely uses stand, we can get away with making a lit- them. He sprays his clothes and boots just tle movement and a little noise. But if the before entering the woods. Lastly, Jack is deer smells us, it’s over with. The deer a huge proponent of hunting from an ele- will run the other way. vated stand. As he stated, “The higher, the To understand how well deer smell better.” He noted, “When a stand is high, things, scientists have calculated how the odor just might be mixed with thermal many scent receptors deer have. A quick currents that rise like smoke does and the internet search found several different deer will get very little of it.” Most times, numbers, but generally it was stated deer he shared, “We don’t get to play the wind, have 287 million scent receptors (olfacto- we have to hunt where our stand is set ry organs) versus the human’s 5 million. up.” On top of that, the part of the deer’s brain We have all heard stories of the hunter that analyzes odor is larger than any other that breaks every rule and then lucks out functional area of its brain. So with more and scores on a great deer. Deer hunting odor receptors and more brain power to can be a game of scent control and to win analyze those odors, some scientists say consistently, one must play by the rules. a deer’s sense of smell is possibly 2,000x Stay safe and good hunting.

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PASSING • Jordan Love, Utah State: Completed 23 of 34 passes for 448 yards and four touchdowns in a win over New Mexico. • D’Eriq King, Houston: Completed 28 of 40 passes for 419 yards and ﬁve touchdowns in a win over South Florida. • Jawon Pass, Louisville: Completed 30 of 54 passes for 358 yards and a touchdown in the loss to Wake Forest. • Daniel Jones, Duke: Threw for 396 yards and four touchdowns against Pittsburgh.

RUSHING • Matt Colburn, Wake Forest: Had 20 carries for 243 yards and three touchdowns in the win over Louisville. • Ke’Shawn Vaughn, Vanderbilt: Ran 26 times for 172 yards and three touchdowns in the win over Arkansas. • Eno Benjamin, Arizona State: Ran 29 times for 185 yards and two touchdowns in a win over USC.

RECEIVING • Travis Fulgham, Old Dominion: Caught 10 passes for 215 yards and a touchdown in a loss to Middle Tennes- see State. • K.D. Nixon, Colorado: Had 13 catches for Life of the ‘Party’ 198 yards and two touchdowns against Colorado. Georgia wide receiver Jeremiah Holloman catches a touchdown pass behind Florida defender C.J. McWilliams during the third quarter of • Jalen Reagor, TCU: Saturday’s game in Jacksonville, Fla. The Bulldogs pulled away in the second half to beat the rival Gators 36-17 in the “World’s Largest Outdoor Had eight catches for Cocktail Party.” [CURTIS COMPTON/ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION VIA THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] 177 yards and a touchdown against Kansas. SUMMARIES

NO. 2 CLEMSON 59, 8-56, Franks 8-30, E.Jones 4-12, Pierce INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushes-yards33-91 36-91 NW—Bowser 2 run (Kuhbander kick), 12:50 FLORIDA STATE 10 3-10. Georgia, Swift 12-104, Holyfield RUSHING—Kentucky, Snell 19-67, Rose Passing 159 151 WIS—Pryor 10 pass from Coan (Gaglianone CLEMSON 028247—59 20-71, Fromm 6-11, Cook 1-4, Hardman 1-0, 5-11, T.Wilson 10-11, Clark 1-2. Missouri, Comp-Att-Int 12-25-2 17-24-0 kick), 8:00 NOTES FLORIDA ST.0037—10 (Team) 1-(minus 1). Crockett 11-46, Rountree 14-45, Badie Return Yards2776 A—47,330. Second Quarter PASSING—Florida, Franks 13-21-1-105. 5-14, Durant 0-0, Knox 1-(minus 7), Lock Punts-Avg. 5-42.6 6-36.83 WIS NW CLE—Higgins 7 pass from T.Lawrence Georgia, Fromm 17-24-0-240. 4-(minus 14). Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 First downs 17 20 Michigan St. interim (Potter kick), 13:19 RECEIVING—Florida, Toney 3-18, Swain PASSING—Kentucky, Hoak 3-8-0-27, Penalties-Yards4-18 4-24 Rushes-yards32-165 49-177 CLE—Higgins 3 pass from T.Lawrence 2-38, Grimes 2-18, T.Cleveland 2-10, T.Wilson 22-31-1-267. Missouri, Lock Time of Possession 26:47 33:13 Passing 158 172 president irked by fine (Huegel kick), 7:49 Hammond 1-7, Krull 1-6, Scarlett 1-4, 15-27-0-165. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Comp-Att-Int 20-33-0 17-30-3 CLE—Wilkins 1 run (Huegel kick), 3:34 Stephens 1-4. Georgia, Nauta 5-73, RECEIVING—Kentucky, Bowden 13-166, RUSHING—Washington, Pleasant 12-62, Return Yards715 CLE—G.Williams 2 run (Huegel kick), 1:07 Holloman 4-48, Ridley 2-37, Swift 2-13, Bouvier 2-43, Snell 2-28, Ali 2-22, Conrad McGrew 7-20, Browning 6-11, Ahmed 8-(mi- Punts-Avg. 4-35.5 3-39.66 Michigan State interim Third Quarter Hardman 2-10, Woerner 1-35, Godwin 1-24. 2-12, Richardson 2-8, Baker 1-8, Rigg 1-7. nus 2). California, Laird 22-83, McIlwain Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Missouri, J.Johnson 4-71, Crockett 3-20, 4-6, Garbers 10-2, Ooms 0-0. Penalties-Yards5-54 3-20 President John Engler CLE—Rodgers 58 pass from T.Lawrence (Potter kick), 14:12 Knox 3-12, Okwuegbunam 2-20, K.Scott PASSING—Washington, Haener 1-4-1-11, Time of Possession 26:22 33:38 says its “absurd” and CLE—FG Potter 24, 10:18 NO. 8 OKLAHOMA 51, 1-32, Badie 1-9, Scales 1-1. Browning 11-21-1-148. California, McIlwain INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CLE—Rodgers 68 pass from T.Lawrence KANSAS STATE 14 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Missouri, McCann 1-1-0-(minus 2), Garbers 16-23-0-153. RUSHING—Wisconsin, Groshek 7-68, “ridiculous” that the (Potter kick), 7:50 KANSAS ST.0707—14 43. RECEIVING—Washington, Baccellia 4-40, J.Taylor 11-46, Davis 1-19, Ingold 4-12, Deal Big Ten fined his school FSU—FG Aguayo 35, 4:35 OKLAHOMA 17 17 14 3—51 Jones 3-50, McGrew 1-41, Fuller 1-23, 4-8, Pryor 2-7, Coan 3-5. Northwestern, CLE—Chase 5 pass from Brice (Potter First Quarter NO. 14 WASHINGTON ST. 41, Sample 1-6, Pleasant 1-1, Ahmed 1-(minus Bowser 34-112, Thorson 8-29, McGowan $10,000 over last kick), 2:10 OKL—Calcaterra 35 pass from Ky.Murray NO. 24 STANFORD 38 2). California, Wharton 5-45, Laird 4-28, 1-21, Hanaoka 2-10, Holman 1-5, Lees 1-2, weekend’s pregame Fourth Quarter (Seibert kick), 12:56 WASHINGTON ST.143717—41 Bunting 3-12, Ways 2-25, Noa 2-21, Hudson (Team) 2-(minus 2). CLE—Choice 15 run (Potter kick), 13:50 OKL—FG Seibert 32, 7:30 STANFORD 14 14 37—38 1-20. PASSING—Wisconsin, Coan 20-31-0-158, hostilities with rival FSU—Helton 73 pass from Blackman OKL—Lamb 82 pass from Ky.Murray First Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS—California, Thomas (Team) 0-2-0-0. Northwestern, Thorson (Aguayo kick), 4:43 (Seibert kick), 1:35 STA—Arcega-Whiteside 18 pass from 41. 17-30-3-172. Michigan. CLE FSU Second Quarter Costello (Toner kick), 11:09 RECEIVING—Wisconsin, Davis 5-55, Pryor Engler spoke to WJR First downs 26 15 KST—S.Thompson 5 run (Lynch kick), 10:03 WST—J.Williams 5 run (Mazza kick), 8:17 NO. 17 PENN STATE 30, 4-52, Groshek 4-20, A.Taylor 2-16, Ingold Rushes-yards33-120 35-(—21) OKL—K.Brooks 3 run (Seibert kick), 7:29 WST—Borghi 4 pass from Minshew (Mazza NO. 18 IOWA 24 2-12, Ferguson 2-7, Coan 1-(minus 4). radio before Michigan Passing 404 268 OKL—Ky.Murray 9 run (Seibert kick), 2:15 kick), 5:23 IOWA 12 507—24 Northwestern, Cam.Green 5-36, Skowronek State’s game against Comp-Att-Int 24-44-1 20-40-1 OKL—FG Seibert 27, :22 STA—Scarlett 2 run (Toner kick), 1:22 PENN ST.710 10 3—30 4-73, Nagel 3-18, Hanaoka 2-8, McGowan Return Yards8854 Third Quarter Second Quarter First Quarter 1-24, Lees 1-7, Jefferson 1-6. Purdue on Saturday. Punts-Avg. 5-34.6 12-36.5 OKL—K.Brooks 86 run (Seibert kick), 12:29 STA—Smith 10 pass from Costello (Toner IOW—FG Recinos 27, 10:09 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Wisconsin, Hintze The Big Ten fined Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 OKL—Lamb 57 pass from Ky.Murray kick), 9:25 IOW—Brincks 10 pass from Rastetter 62, Gaglianone 51. Penalties-Yards5-50 16-134 (Seibert kick), 8:20 STA—Heimuli 1 pass from Costello (Toner (Recinos kick), 5:22 Michigan State , saying Time of Possession 28:44 31:16 Fourth Quarter kick), 1:04 PSU—Freiermuth 18 pass from McSorley HOUSTON 57, it violated the confer- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OKL—FG Seibert 22, 12:57 WST—FG Mazza 23, :00 (Pinegar kick), :27 NO. 21 SOUTH FLORIDA 36 RUSHING—Clemson, Etienne 10-45, KST—Silmon 9 run (Lynch kick), 9:54 Third Quarter Second Quarter SOUTH FLORIDA021 15 0—36 ence’s sportsmanship Choice 3-20, L.Dixon 6-18, Rencher 2-15, KST OKL WST—J.Williams 3 run (Mazza kick), 10:32 IOW—safety, 13:39 HOUSTON 14 14 15 14—57 Feaster 3-10, T.Lawrence 1-6, Brice 2-5, First downs 13 32 STA—FG Toner 40, 6:16 PSU—Stevens 3 run (Pinegar kick), 6:45 First Quarter policy when the team G.Williams 1-2, Batson 1-2, Wilkins 1-1, Rushes-yards32-137 39-322 Fourth Quarter IOW—FG Recinos 49, 4:32 HOU—King 47 run (Witherspoon kick), walked across the (Team) 1-(minus 1), Kendrick 2-(minus 3). Passing 108 380 WST—Martin 7 pass from Minshew (Mazza PSU—FG Pinegar 45, :03 13:07 Florida St., Patrick 7-17, Akers 11-7, Grant Comp-Att-Int 13-21-0 22-29-0 kick), 12:26 Third Quarter HOU—Stevenson 15 pass from King field with linked arms 4-1, Minshew 0-0, Blackman 3-(minus 5), Return Yards4137 WST—Bell 3 pass from Minshew (Mazza PSU—McSorley 51 run (Pinegar kick), 12:10 (Witherspoon kick), 9:38 and initiated contact Francois 8-(minus 16), (Team) 2-(minus 25). Punts-Avg. 7-45.42 1-36.0 kick), 4:28 PSU—FG Pinegar 49, 4:10 Second Quarter PASSING—Clemson, T.Lawrence 20-37-0- Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 STA—Arcega-Whiteside 25 pass from Fourth Quarter USF—Cronkrite 1 run (Weiss kick), 10:33 with Michigan play- 314, Brice 4-7-1-90. Florida St., Francois Penalties-Yards4-50 5-69 Costello (Toner kick), 1:25 IOW—Stone 24 interception return (Recinos USF—Ford 32 run (Weiss kick), 10:20 ers during pregame 17-36-1-180, Blackman 3-4-0-88. Time of Possession 27:43 32:17 WST—FG Mazza 42, :19 kick), 10:00 HOU—Stevenson 38 pass from King RECEIVING—Clemson, Rodgers 6-156, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS A—39,596. PSU—FG Pinegar 44, 8:24 (Witherspoon kick), 8:42 warmups. Higgins 6-62, H.Renfrow 4-28, Overton 2-75, RUSHING—Kansas St., S.Thompson 7-54, WSTSTA IOWPSU USF—Ford 17 run (Weiss kick), 3:50 Ross 1-41, T.Thompson 1-17, Kendrick 1-13, Silmon 8-51, A.Barnes 13-28, D.Warmack First downs 24 27 First downs 23 16 HOU—Lark 30 pass from King (Witherspoon The league repri- Ca.Smith 1-11, Chase 1-5, Feaster 1-(minus 3-6, (Team) 1-(minus 2). Oklahoma, Rushes-yards19-59 23-120 Rushes-yards38-135 35-118 kick), 1:06 manded Michigan 4). Florida St., N.Murray 5-49, Terry 4-55, K.Brooks 5-94, Pledger 13-91, Sermon 8-58, Passing 438 323 Passing 215 194 Third Quarter Helton 3-100, Akers 3-14, Nabers 2-37, Ky.Murray 5-46, Sutton 3-18, Kendall 3-17, Comp-Att-Int 40-50-0 34-43-0 Comp-Att-Int 19-50-2 13-29-1 USF—safety, 13:02 coach Jim Harbaugh McKitty 1-5, Patrick 1-4, Harrison 1-4. (Team) 2-(minus 2). Return Yards0133 Return Yards135 92 USF—FG Weiss 24, 10:47 for postgame com- MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. PASSING—Kansas St., S.Thompson 13- Punts-Avg. 4-34.25 2-36.0 Punts-Avg. 7-35.57 5-40.6 HOU—King 36 run (Witherspoon kick), 8:25 21-0-108. Oklahoma, Basquine 0-1-0-0, Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 USF—FG Weiss 25, 4:11 ments about the NO. 7 GEORGIA 36, Ky.Murray 19-24-0-352, Kendall 3-4-0-28. Penalties-Yards9-89 3-18 Penalties-Yards6-25 6-47 HOU—J.Singleton 52 pass from King incident. Michigan NO. 9 FLORIDA 17 RECEIVING—Kansas St., Schoen 4-47, Time of Possession 31:04 28:56 Time of Possession 35:18 24:42 (J.Singleton pass from B.Smith), 2:43 FLORIDA0773—17 Knowles 3-25, Zuber 2-18, Harter 1-11, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS USF—Antoine 39 pass from Barnett (Weiss linebacker Devin Bush GEORGIA 10 31013—36 Gill 1-7, Reuter 1-6, Silmon 1-(minus 6). RUSHING—Washington St., J.Williams RUSHING—Iowa, Sargent 16-91, T.Young kick), :36 Oklahoma, Lamb 4-160, Sermon 4-27, 8-30, Borghi 7-25, Minshew 4-4. Stanford, 7-18, Wirfs 1-15, Kelly-Martin 5-14, Smith- Fourth Quarter tore up Michigan First Quarter UGA—FG Blankenship 21, 8:11 Calcaterra 2-57, Basquine 2-30, M.Brown B.Love 5-53, Speights 8-43, Costello 7-19, Marsette 2-9, Mansell 1-0, (Team) 2-(minus HOU—Car 11 run (Witherspoon kick), 13:47 State’s midfield logo UGA—Holloman 16 pass from Fromm 2-22, Morris 2-11, Rambo 1-17, Meier 1-16, Scarlett 3-5. 5), Stanley 4-(minus 7). Penn St., McSorley HOU—R.Singleton 27 pass from King (Blankenship kick), 6:07 R.Turner 1-16, Tease 1-12, Miller 1-10, PASSING—Washington St., Minshew 40-50- 12-63, Sanders 17-62, Stevens 5-18, (Team) (Witherspoon kick), 8:05 with his cleats before Second Quarter J.Hall 1-2. 0-438. Stanford, Costello 34-43-0-323. 1-(minus 25). USF HOU the game. FLA—Franks 1 run (McPherson kick), 9:57 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. RECEIVING—Washington St., Patmon PASSING—Iowa, Rastetter 1-1-0-10, Stanley First downs 29 35 UGA—FG Blankenship 22, :02 10-127, J.Williams 9-79, Martin 5-13, Calvin 18-49-2-205. Penn St., Stevens 2-4-0-27, Rushes-yards42-204 49-263 Third Quarter NO. 12 KENTUCKY 15, 3-102, Winston 3-23, Harris 2-27, C.Jackson McSorley 11-25-1-167. Passing 263 419 Badgers’ Hornibrook FLA—Swain 36 pass from Franks MISSOURI 14 2-23, Borghi 2-17, Bell 2-14, Sweet 2-13. RECEIVING—Iowa, Fant 5-56, Smith 4-42, Comp-Att-Int 26-39-1 28-40-2 (McPherson kick), 13:35 KENTUCKY 30012—15 Stanford, Arcega-Whiteside 10-111, Smith Easley 4-25, Hockenson 3-63, Sargent 1-15, Return Yards256 6 sits with concussion UGA—Holloman 12 pass from Fromm MISSOURI 01400—14 9-112, Irwin 8-80, B.Love 4-14, M.Wilson Brincks 1-10, Smith-Marsette 1-4. Penn St., Punts-Avg. 5-42.8 2-45.5 (Blankenship kick), 10:33 First Quarter 1-3, Parkinson 1-2, Heimuli 1-1. Hamler 5-96, Thompkins 5-59, Dotson 2-21, Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 UGA—FG Blankenship 18, :07 KEN—FG Poore 31, 11:12 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Freiermuth 1-18. Penalties-Yards8-85 4-50 Wisconsin quarterback Fourth Quarter Second Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Time of Possession 31:32 28:28 FLA—FG McPherson 42, 11:12 MIZ—Crockett 2 run (McCann kick), 14:01 CALIFORNIA 12, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Alex Hornibrook sat UGA—Godwin 24 pass from Fromm (pass MIZ—Rountree 1 run (McCann kick), :49 NO. 15 WASHINGTON 10 NORTHWESTERN 31, RUSHING—South Florida, Ford 16-106, out the game against failed), 8:39 Fourth Quarter WASHINGTON7003—10 NO. 20 WISCONSIN 17 Cronkrite 20-73, Barnett 6-25, Wilcox UGA—Swift 33 run (Blankenship kick), 4:29 KEN—Bowden 67 punt return (pass failed), CALIFORNIA 3360—12 WISCONSIN 7307—17 0-0. Houston, King 12-132, Carr 16-68, Northwestern because FLA UGA 5:18 First Quarter NORTHWESTERN 7710 7—31 T.Williams 11-35, Car 7-28, Corbin 1-2, of a concussion. Jack First downs 17 20 KEN—Conrad 2 pass from T.Wilson, :00 WAS—Jones 3 pass from Browning (Henry First Quarter B.Smith 2-(minus 2). Rushes-yards37-170 41-189 KEN MIZ kick), 7:40 WIS—Ingold 4 run (Gaglianone kick), 8:04 PASSING—South Florida, Barnett 26-39-1- Coan started in his Passing 105 240 First downs 21 13 CAL—FG Thomas 23, 5:09 NW—Thorson 1 run (Kuhbander kick), 2:21 263. Houston, King 28-40-2-419. RECEIVING—South Florida, R.Bronson 5-52, place as the Badgers Comp-Att-Int 13-21-1 17-24-0 Rushes-yards35-91 35-84 Second Quarter Second Quarter Return Yards5477 Passing 294 165 CAL—FG Thomas 35, 6:38 NW—Thorson 5 run (Kuhbander kick), 3:44 Salomon 5-43, Clerveaux 5-42, Antoine lost to the Wildcats on Punts-Avg. 4-38.25 4-42.25 Comp-Att-Int 25-39-1 15-27-0 Third Quarter WIS—FG Gaglianone 36, :56 3-40, Roland 3-39, Wilcox 2-24, McCants Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 Return Yards6354 CAL—Weaver 37 interception return, :01 Third Quarter 2-18, Phillips 1-5. Houston, Stevenson Saturday. Penalties-Yards7-27 4-53 Punts-Avg. 5-28.2 9-39.22 Fourth Quarter NW—McGowan 24 pass from Thorson 6-106, J.Singleton 5-125, Brooker 5-46, Lark Time of Possession 28:36 31:24 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 WAS—FG Henry 26, 4:51 (Kuhbander kick), 6:32 4-85, B.Smith 4-(minus 5), R.Singleton 2-36, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penalties-Yards5-31 8-69 WASCAL NW—FG Kuhbander 26, 2:39 Corbin 1-11, T.Williams 1-3. The Associated Press RUSHING—Florida, Perine 14-62, Scarlett Time of Possession 31:52 28:08 First d owns 13 14 Fourth Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 5B

Thursday’s game Texans 42, Dolphins 23: Deshaun Watson threw ﬁve TD WEEK 8 passes as Houston blew the game open in the 2nd half.

AFC AT AGLANCE GAME PREVIEWS For broadcast information on teams of area interest, check TV/radio listings. EAST Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div New England 520.714 214 179 4-0-0 1-2-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Miami 440.500 174 219 3-1-0 1-3-0 3-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 N.Y. Jets 340.429 182 176 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Buffalo 250.286 81 175 1-1-0 1-4-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 0-0-0

SOUTH Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div Houston 530.625 197 167 3-1-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 1-1-0 2-1-0 Tennessee 340.429 106 127 2-1-0 1-3-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 Eagles (3-4) vs. Browns (2-4-1) at Redskins (4-2) at Seahawks (3-3) Jacksonville 340.429 116 146 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 0-2-0 Indianapolis 250.286 189 185 1-2-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 Jaguars (3-4) Steelers (3-2-1) N.Y. Giants (1-6) at Lions (3-3)

NORTH When: Sunday (in When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div London), 9:30 a.m. ET Opening line: Steelers Opening line: Pick-em Opening line: Lions by 3 Pittsburgh 321.583 171 154 1-2-0 2-0-1 1-2-1 2-0-0 1-1-1 Cincinnati 430.571 184 203 2-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Opening line: Eagles by 7 1/2 Series record: Giants Series record: Seahawks Baltimore430.571 176 101 2-1-0 2-2-0 4-2-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 by 3 Series record: Steelers lead 100-68-4 lead 9-5 Cleveland 241.357 151 177 2-1-1 0-3-0 2-2-1 0-2-0 1-0-1 Series record: Jaguars lead 74-58-1 Last meeting: Giants Last meeting: Seahawks WEST Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away AFCNFC Div lead 3-2 Last meeting: Steel- beat Redskins 18-10, beat Lions 26-6, Jan. 7, Kansas City 610.857 260 182 3-0-0 3-1-0 5-1-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 Last meeting: Eagles ers tied Browns 21-21, Dec. 31, 2017 2017 L.A. Chargers 520.714 195 163 3-1-0 2-1-0 4-1-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Denver340.429 165 164 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-3-0 2-1-0 1-1-0 beat Jaguars 34-17, Sept. 9 Last week: Redskins Last week: Seahawks Oakland 150.167 110 176 1-2-0 0-3-0 1-3-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 Sept. 7, 2014 Last week: Browns lost beat Cowboys 20-17; had bye, beat Raiders Last week: Eagles lost to Buccaneers 26-23, OT; Giants lost to Falcons 27-3 on Oct. 14; Lions AFC STAT LEADERS to Panthers 21-17; Jag- Steelers had bye, beat 23-20 beat Dolphins 31-23 uars lost to Texans 20-7 Bengals 28-21 on Oct. 14 Notes: First-place Red- Notes: Seahawks have QUARTERBACKS PUNT RETURNERS Name AttCom YdsTDInt Name No YdsAvg LG TD Notes: Eagles have won Notes: Steelers have won skins looking for ﬁrst won ﬁve of six, includ- Mahomes, KC 251 163 2223 22 5 Roberts, NYJ13245 18.8 78t 1 Flacco, BAL303 187 2067 11 4 Grant, MIA 9162 18.0 71t 1 last two meetings. last 14 meetings with 2-0 NFC East start since ing 2016 wild-card Rthlsbrgr, PIT 261 170 2033 12 6 T. Hill, KC 9160 17.8 91t 1 Browns at Heinz Field. 2010. game. P. Rivers, LAC220 152 2008 17 3 Harris, OAK8 121 15.1 49 0 Luck, IND 311 203 1948 20 8 D. King, LAC12167 13.9 56 0 Watson, HOU 241 152 1937 10 7 Switzer, PIT 10 103 10.3 22 0 Brady, NE 250 170 1876 16 7 Peppers, CLE 15 146 9.7 33 0 Keenum, DEN 254 161 1848 89 Ti. White, BAL9 75 8.3 14 0 Dalton, CIN 258 164 1822 15 8 Ervin, HOU 18 146 8.1 27 0 D. Carr, OAK233 167 1783 78 Mickens, JAC12594.9 16 0

RUSHERS KICKOFF RETURNERS Name AttYds AvgLGTD Name No YdsAvg LG TD K. Hunt, KC 118 542 4.6 45 5 Jennings, TEN 9330 36.7 94t 1 Gordon, LAC91466 5.1 34 6 Patterson, NE 11 366 33.3 95t 1 Crowell, NYJ81459 5.7 77t 5 Grant, MIA 14 452 32.3 102t1 Conner, PIT 103 453 4.4 30 7 Erickson, CIN 11 342 31.1 51 0 Ravens (4-3) at Broncos (3-4) Buccaneers (3-3) N.Y. Jets (3-4) Lindsay, DEN 75 436 5.8 53 2 Murphy, BUF 10 261 26.1 49 0 Panthers (4-2) at Chiefs (6-1) at Bengals (4-3) at Bears (3-3) Michel, NE 95 422 4.4 34t 4 Ervin, HOU 10 253 25.3 36 0 Mixon, CIN 84 386 4.6 31 2 Roberts, NYJ17399 23.5 53 0 When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET When: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET C. Hyde, CLE 114 382 3.4 22 5 Switzer, PIT 14 296 21.1 35 0 Lynch, OAK90376 4.2 52 3 Peppers, CLE 12 253 21.1 28 0 Opening line: Ravens Opening line: Chiefs by Opening line: Bengals Opening line: Bears by 6 L. Miller, HOU 95 371 3.9 31 1 Pascal, IND 9182 20.2 28 0 by 2 9 1/2 by 5 Series record: Bears RECEIVERS SCORING Series record: Panthers Series record: Chiefs Series record: Bucca- lead 8-3 Name No YdsAvg LG TD Touchdowns Hopkins, HOU 47 707 15.0 49 4 Name TD Rush RecRet Pts lead 3-2 lead 62-55 neers lead 7-4 Last meeting: Bears T. Hill, KC 41 635 15.5 75t 7 Gordon, LAC9 63058 Last meeting: Ravens Last meeting: Chiefs Last meeting: Bengals beat Jets 27-19, Sept. A. Green, CIN 40 611 15.3 38t 5 K. Hunt, KC 954054 Sanders, DEN 46 603 13.1 64t 3 T. Hill, KC 807148 beat Panthers 38-10, beat Broncos 27-23, beat Buccaneers 14-13, 22, 2014 Kelce, KC 38 563 14.8 43 3 Conner, PIT 770046 Sept. 28, 2014 Oct. 1 Nov. 30, 2014 Last week: Jets lost to S-Schstr, PIT 42 561 13.4 67 2 J. White, NE 716042 Brown, BAL28558 19.9 71 4 A. Brown, PIT 606036 Last week: Ravens lost Last week: Broncos beat Last week: Buccaneers Minnesota 37-17; Bears K. Allen, LAC41506 12.3 25 1 Ebron, IND 606036 to Saints 24-23; Pan- Cardinals 45-10; Chiefs beat Browns 26-23, OT; lost to New England J. Landry, CLE 41 489 11.9 39 2 Boyd, CIN 40 482 12.0 49 4 thers beat Eagles 21-17 beat Bengals 45-10 Bengals lost to Chiefs 38-31 Notes: Fourth road Notes: Broncos have 45-10 Notes: Jets were 3-4 last NFC AT AGLANCE trip in ﬁve games for lost six straight to Notes: Buccaneers lead season, ﬁnished 5-11 for Ravens. Chiefs. NFL in total yards per second straight year. EAST Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div game (449.5). Washington 420.667 126 121 3-1-0 1-1-0 4-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 Philadelphia 340.429 154 138 2-2-0 1-2-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 Dallas 340.429 140 123 3-0-0 0-4-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 N.Y. Giants 160.143 137 185 0-3-0 1-3-0 0-5-0 1-1-0 0-2-0

SOUTH Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div New Orleans 510.833 204 163 2-1-0 3-0-0 3-1-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 Carolina 420.667 142 131 3-0-0 1-2-0 3-2-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 Tampa Bay330.500 167 196 2-1-0 1-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Atlanta 340.429 190 212 3-2-0 0-2-0 3-2-0 0-2-0 2-1-0 NORTH Colts (2-5) at Packers (3-2-1) at 49ers (1-6) at Saints (5-1) at Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div Minnesota 421.643 177 165 2-1-0 2-1-1 3-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 Raiders (1-5) L.A. Rams (7-0) Cardinals (1-6) Vikings (4-2-1) Green Bay321.583 148 144 3-0-1 0-2-0 2-2-1 1-0-0 1-1-1 Detroit 330.500 157 158 2-1-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 2-1-0 1-0-0 When: Sunday, When: Sunday, When: Sunday, When: Sunday, Chicago 330.500 170 134 2-1-0 1-2-0 3-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 4:05 p.m. ET 4:25 p.m. ET 4:25 p.m. ET 8:20 p.m. ET WEST Opening line: Raiders Opening line: Rams by Opening line: Cardinals Opening line: Vikings by 2 Team WLTPct PF PA Home Away NFCAFC Div L.A. Rams 7001.000 235 128 3-0-0 4-0-0 4-0-0 3-0-0 3-0-0 by 1 8 1/2 by 1 Series record: Vikings Seattle 330.500 143 117 1-1-0 2-2-0 2-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 Series record: Raiders Series record: Tied Series record: 49ers lead 22-11 Arizona 160.143 92 184 0-4-0 1-2-0 1-5-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 San Francisco 160.143 158 218 1-2-0 0-4-0 1-4-0 0-2-0 0-2-0 lead 9-7 46-46-2 lead 29-25 Last meeting: Vikings Last meeting: Raiders Last meeting: Packers Last meeting: Cardinals beat Saints 29-24 in NFC beat Colts 33-25, Dec. beat Rams, 24-10, Oct. beat 49ers 28-18, Oct. 7 divisional playoff game, NFC STAT LEADERS 24, 2016 11, 2015 Last week: 49ers lost to Jan. 14, 2018 QUARTERBACKS PUNT RETURNERS Last week: Colts beat Last week: Packers had Rams 39-10; Cardinals Last week: Saints beat Name AttCom YdsTDInt Name No YdsAvg LG TD Ryan, ATL263 187 2335 15 2 Natson, LA 12 206 17.2 60 0 Bills 37-5; Raiders bye, beat 49ers 33-30 lost to Broncos 45-10 Ravens 24-23; Vikings Cousins, MIN 300 210 2162 14 3 Cohen, CHI 13 163 12.5 42 0 had bye, lost 27-3 to on Oct. 15; Rams beat Notes: Cardinals have beat Jets 37-17 Goff, LA 218 152 2130 14 5 D. Carter, PHL 9103 11.4 42 0 Manning, NYG268 185 2061 74 Sherels, MIN 12 98 8.2 20 0 Seahawks on Oct. 14 49ers, 39-10 won eight of last nine in Notes: Vikings have 14-3 Rodgers, GBY254 156 1997 12 1 Kirk, ARI 10 78 7.8 44 0 Brees, NOR 220 170 1870 13 0 Lockett, SEA 13 86 6.6 19 0 Notes: Colts have won Notes: Both beat San series. all-time record in Min- Stafford, DET 213 144 1602 12 5 Hmphrs, TAM10616.1 16 0 four of five in series. Francisco in last outing. nesota against Saints. Trubisky, CHI 211 139 1594 13 6 Austin, DAL10585.8 22 0 Wentz, PHL 195 138 1502 10 1 Hardy, ATL9 43 4.8 14 0 Newton, CAR209 137 1427 11 4 KICKOFF RETURNERS RUSHERS Name No YdsAvg LG TD FANTASY WATCH SIT Name AttYds AvgLGTD D. Reed, SNF 11 332 30.2 90 0 Gurley, LA 144 686 4.8 29 11 Countess, LA 10 257 25.7 40 0 T.J. Yeldon, RB, Jaguars: His pass- E. Elliott, DAL132 619 4.7 41 3 M. Hall, ATL10254 25.4 53 0 START catching skills have made him a darling Barkley, NYG98481 4.9 68t 5 Lockett, SEA 8182 22.8 42 0 Breida, SNF 68 445 6.5 66t 2 D. Carter, PHL 9193 21.4 30 0 Jameis Winston, QB, Buccaneers: Yes, in PPR leagues, but Yeldon has yet to Johnson, DET 69 444 6.4 71 1 Williams, ARI 10 192 19.2 29 0 Peterson, WAS101 438 4.3 41 3 the turnovers (seven in three games) eclipse 60 rushing yards in a single McCffry, CAR78378 4.8 45 0 SCORING is cause for concern, but Winston has game, a feat that becomes even less Kamara, NOR 79 363 4.6 49t 6 Touchdowns Patriots (5-2) Carson, SEA 78 352 4.5 24 1 Name TD Rush RecRet Pts at Bills (2-5) also thrown for 760 yards and four likely with the addition of Carlos Hyde Johnson, ARI 106 335 3.2 21 5 Gurley, LA 14 11 3088 touchdowns in his first two starts and to the Jacksonville backfield. The trip to Kamara, NOR 761046 When: Monday, RECEIVERS Barkley, NYG7 52044 gets a Bengals defense that is 28th in London becomes less fruitful for Yeldon Name No YdsAvg LG TD D. Adams, GBY6 06036 8:15 p.m. ET fantasy points per game allowed to as he contends with an Eagles defense Thielen, MIN 67 822 12.3 68 5 Johnson, ARI 651036 Opening line: Patriots Ju. Jones, ATL53812 15.3 58 0 Ridley, ATL6 06036 opposing quarterbacks. What puts Win- that is second in fewest fantasy points Beckham, NYG53649 12.2 51 2 Kupp, LA 505030 by 11 ston high atop the must-start mountain per game allowed to opposing running Ertz, PHL 57 618 10.8 34 2 Lockett, SEA 505030 Series record: Patriots R. Woods, LA 41 602 14.7 36 3 Thielen, MIN 505030 is a renewed effort to run, as he has backs and seventh overall against the M. Evans, TAM40591 14.8 51 3 lead 72-43-1 Thomas, NOR 53 588 11.1 35 4 rushed for 84 yards and a touchdown in rush. There will be some flex appeal to Cooks, LA 32 569 17.8 57 2 Last meeting: Patriots beat the last two games. It’s hard to envision Yeldon in PPR formats, but the pros- Adams, GBY47557 11.9 51 6 Bills 37-16, Dec. 24, 2017 Kittle, SNF 32 527 16.5 82t 2 Winston, who has attempted 93 passes pect of Hyde cutting into his touches Last week: Patriots beat in his two starts, not finding the end diminishes his value in other types of Bears 38-31; Bills lost to zone multiple times in what should be a leagues. NUMBER TO KNOW Colts 37-5 high-scoring affair. Notes: Patriots 31-4 in 7-0: Patriots’ record in night games against Bills, RotoExperts past 35 against AFC including 56-10 win at Buffalo on Nov. 18, 2007. East-rival Bills. Struggling Eagles, Jaguars try to save seasons in London By ROB MAADDI London looking to save Eagles coach Doug much confidence in this and perhaps a players-only The Eagles are play- Associated Press their seasons. Pederson said, pointing to football team and coaching meeting and a trip out of ing their first game in Both teams are 3-4 and the defense’s failure to make staff that we’re going to get the country will allow the Wembley Stadium, while PHILADELPHIA — desperate for a victory. The stops on fourth downs on this fixed.” guys to bond. the Jaguars have made the This was supposed to be a Eagles blew a 17-0 lead the losing drives against The Jaguars have much “We have a mature group trip for the sixth consecu- potential Super Bowl pre- in the fourth quarter last Tennessee and the Panthers. bigger issues. of guys at each group to tive season; they play one view abroad. week at home in a loss to “It’s coming down to two, There was conflict in understand containment home game in England The defending champion Carolina. The Jaguars have three plays, and we’re sitting the locker room following and say things aren’t going annually. Philadelphia Eagles against lost three in a row and four here6x3 at 5-2 instead ad of 3-4. positionthe latest loss in which to get out of hand,” Jags “We’ve been over there the Jacksonville Jaguars, of five. We’re only talking about quarterback Blake Bortles safety Tashaun Gipson a few times and we know the AFC runner-up. “We’re losing games a couple of plays and this was benched. Bortles will said. “We just know what how to handle it,” defensive Instead, they went to by just a couple of plays,” thing is different. I have so start against the Eagles, we’ve got to do.” tackle Malik Jackson said. 6B SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 CLASSIFIED LAKE CITY REPORTER Classifi ed Department 755-54406 y any such final decision of the LAKE CITY REPORTER Department have the right to petition to become a party to the proceeding, in accordance Take ADvantage of the with the requirements set forth Reporter Classifieds! above. 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N, longitude 82° 44'28.17" W, in agreement of all parties to me- MIDFLORIDA CREDIT UNION 15935 SW STATE ROAD 47 Johnson and Johnson, Attor- Please contact: Carrina Coop- Columbia County. diate will toll the time limitations AS SUCCESSOR IN INTER- FORT WHITE, FL 32038 neys at Law, P.A. er, Court Administration, 173 The intent to issue and applica- imposed by Sections 120.569 EST TO BAY GULF CREDIT 4165 MORENO DRIVE 8810 Goodby's Executive NE Hernando Avenue, Room tion file are available for public and 120.57, Florida Statutes, UNION, PALM HARBOR, FL 34685 Drive, Suite A 408, Lake City, FL 32055; inspection during normal busi- for holding an administrative Plaintiff, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Jacksonville, Florida 32217 Phone: 386.758.163. Contact ness hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 hearing and issuing a final or- v. action for Foreclosure of Mort- Tel. (904) 737-5930 Court Administration at least 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, der. Unless otherwise agreed SCOTT CURRY; JULIE CUR- gage on the following described days before your scheduled except legal holidays, at the by the parties, the mediation RY; CHRISTOPHER CURRY; property: 467031 court appearance, or immedi- Department's Northeast District must be concluded within sixty TENANT #1; TENANT #2; AND ALL THAT CERTAIN LAND, October 28, 2018 ately upon receiving this notifi- Office, 8800 Baymeadows Way days of the execution of the ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN SITUATE IN COLUMBIA November 4, 2018 cation if the time before the West, Suite 100, Jacksonville, agreement. If mediation results PARTIES CLAIMING BY, COUNTY, STATE OF FLORI- scheduled appearance is less Florida 32256, at phone num- in settlement of the administra- THROUGH, AND UNDER, DA, VIZ: SECTION 21, TOWN- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF than 7 days; if you are hearing ber (904) 256-1700. The De- tive dispute, the Department AND AGAINST THE HEREIN- SHIP 6 SOUTH, RANGE 16 THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN impaired call 711. partment has assigned this must enter a final order incor- NAMED DEFENDANTS WHO EAST: BEING AT THE INTER- AND FOR COLUMBIA COUN- DATED this 12th day of Octo- project number as: FLA56261- porating the agreement of the ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE SECTION OF NORTH LINE OF TY, FLORIDA ber, 2018. 002-DWB. parties. Persons seeking to DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER THE NE ¼ OF NE ¼ AND CASE NO. 17000148CAAXMX P. DEWITT CASON The Department will issue the protect their substantial inter- SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE FINANCE OF AMERICA RE- Clerk Circuit Court permit with the attached condi- ests that would be affected by MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS OF SR 47 FOR A POINT OF VERSE, LLC By: /s/ S. Weeks tions unless a timely petition for such a modified final decision SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- BEGINNING RUN EAST 210 Plaintiff, Deputy Clerk an administrative hearing is must file their petitions within VISEES, GRANTEES, OR FEET, SOUTH 210 FEET, vs. filed under Sections 120.569 fourteen days of receipt of this OTHER CLAIMANTS, WEST 210 FEET, TO RIGHT UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, 465130 and 120.57, Florida Statutes, notice, or they shall be deemed Defendants. OF WAY NORTH 210 FEET DEVISEES, GRANTEES, AS- October 21, 28, 2018 within fourteen days of receipt to have waived their right to a NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- SIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- of notice. The procedures for Notice Is Hereby Given that proceeding under Sections TO: CHRISTOPHER CURRY NING. TORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL petitioning for a hearing are set 120.569 and 120.57, Florida AND ANY AND ALL UN- TOGETHER WITH 1983 MO- OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING SPT WAH Windsong II LLC, forth below. 580 SW Windsong Circle, Lake Statutes. If mediation termi- KNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING, BILE HOME CONTAINING TI- AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, A person whose substantial in- nates without settlement of the BY, THROUGH, AND UNDER, TLE #20067590 AND TITLE UNDER OR AGAINST THE City, FL 32025, desiring to en- terests are affected by the De- gage in business under the fic- dispute, the Department shall AND AGAINST THE HEREIN- #20094186 AND VIN # ESTATE OF VIRGINIA W. EL- partment's proposed permitting notify all parties in writing that NAMED DEFENDANTS WHO GAFL2AC34340724 AND VIN# LIS AKA VIRGINIA LUE WADE titious name of Windsong decision may petition for an ad- Apartments II, with its principal the administrative hearing pro- ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE GAFL2BC34340724 WHICH IS ELLIS, DECEASED, et al. ministrative proceeding (hear- cesses under Sections 120.569 DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETHER PERMANENTLY AFFIXED TO Defendants, place of business in the State ing) under Sections 120.569 of Florida in the County of and 120.57, Florida Statutes, SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES SAID PROPERTY. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE and 120.57, Florida Statutes. remain available for disposition MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS A/K/A: 15935 STATE ROAD 47 SALE Columbia has filed an Applica- The petition must contain the tion for Registration of Fictitious of the dispute, and the notice SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- SW, FORT WHITE, FL 32038. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN information set forth below and will specify the deadlines that VISEES, GRANTEES, OR has been filed against you and pursuant to an Order or Final Name with the Florida Depart- must be filed (received by the ment of State. then will apply for challenging OTHER CLAIMANTS you are required to serve a Judgment entered in Case No. Clerk) in the Office of General the agency action and electing YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED copy of your written defenses, if 17000148CAAXMX of the Cir- Counsel of the Department at 467554 remedies under those two that an action to foreclose on any, to it, on Brian L. Rosaler, cuit Court of the 3rd Judicial 3900 Commonwealth Boule- statutes. the following real property in Esquire, POPKIN & ROSALER, Circuit in and for Columbia October 28, 2018 vard, Mail Station 35, Tallahas- Columbia County, Florida: P.A., 1701 West Hillsboro County, Florida, wherein, FI- PUBLIC ADVISORY see, Florida 32399-3000. 467706 A part of Lots 3 and 4, Block C, Boulevard, Suite 400, Deerfield NANCE OF AMERICA RE- Please be advised that portions Under Rule 62-110.106(4), October 28, 2018 of Southwood Acres, Unit 1, as Beach, FL 33442., Attorney for VERSE LLC, Plaintiff, and, UN- of SW King St. and SW Mauldin Florida Administrative Code, a per Plat thereof, recorded in Plaintiff, within thirty (30) days KNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS, Ave. will be closed for eight (8) person may request an exten- Plat Book 3, Page 76, of the after the first publication of this DEVISEES, GRANTEES, AS- weeks beginning October 15, sion of the time for filing a peti- Public Records of Columbia Notice in the Lake City Re- SIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDI- 2018 for construction. tion for an administrative hear- County, Florida, more particu- porter and file the original with TORS, TRUSTEES, AND ALL SW Mauldin will be closed from ing. The request must be filed Immediate opening for com- larly described as follows: the Clerk of this Court either OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING CR 240 to SW King St. (received by the Clerk) in the mercial truck drivers. Must Commence at the Southeast before service on Plaintiffs at- AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, SW King St. will be closed from Office of General Counsel be- have a valid commercial driver corner of said Lot 4 and run torney or immediately there- UNDER OR AGAINST THE SW Maultin to SW Dyal Ave. fore the end of the time period license with good driving South 89° 16' 32" West along after; otherwise a default will be ESTATE OF VIRGINIA W. EL- The alternate route will be CR for filing a petition for an admin- record. Competitive pay and the South line thereof, 109.61 entered against you for the re- LIS AKA VIRGINIA LUE WADE 240 to SW Bishop Ave. to SW istrative hearing. benefits offered. Please apply feet for a Point of Beginning; lief demanded in the complaint. ELLIS, DECEASED, et al. are King St. and will be marked Petitions filed by any persons at https://www.mydriverfiles.- thence North 87° 49' 48" West If you are a person with a dis- Defendants, I will sell to the with Detour Signs. other than those entitled to writ- com/anderson-columbia-com- 108.80 feet; thence North 88° ability who needs any accom- highest bidder for cash at, on ten notice under Section 120.60 pany-inc/apply/ Or 26' 05" West 289.38 feet to a modation in order to participate the third floor of the Columbia 464429 (3), Florida Statutes, must be www.andersoncolumbia.com point on the East right of way in this proceeding, you are enti- County Courthouse at 173 N.E. October 17, 21, 24, 28, 31, filed within fourteen days of DFW / EOE line of Bellmont Terrace; tled, at no cost to you, to the Hernando Avenue, Lake City, 2018 publication of the notice or with- thence North 7° 52' 49" East provision of certain assistance. Florida., at the hour of November 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, in fourteen days of receipt of along said East line, 48.08 feet Please contact Carrina Cooper, 11:00AM, on the 14th day of 28, 2018 the written notice, whichever to the point of curvature of a Court Administration at 173 NE November, 2018, the following December 2, 5, 2018 occurs first. Section 120.60(3), curve to the right having a ra- Hernando Avenue, Room 408, described property: Florida Statutes, however, also PARCEL G Registration of Fictitious MAKE EXTRA dius of 225.00 feet and an in- Lake City, Florida 32055, 386- allows that any person who has $$ MONEY $$ cluded angle of 52° 59' 50"; 758-2163 at least 7 days before COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- Names asked the Department for no- thence Northeasterly along said your scheduled court appear- WEST CORNER OF SECTION We the undersigned, being duly tice of agency action may file a East right of way line an arc ance, or immediately upon re- 6, TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, sworn, do hereby declare under petition within fourteen days of The Lake City Reporter, a distance of 208.12 feet; thence ceiving this notification if the RANGE 16 EAST, COLUMBIA oath that the names of all per- receipt of such notice, regard- daily newspaper, seeks North 60° 52' 49" East along time before the scheduled ap- COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN sons interested in the business less of the date of publication. Independent Contractor said right of way line 132.14 pearance is less than 7 days; if N 00° 42' 12" W. ALONG THE or profession carried on under The petitioner shall mail a copy Newspaper Carriers for feet; thence South 29° 18' 25" you are hearing or voice im- WEST LINE OF SAID SEC- the name of ZEUS LEATHER- of the petition to the applicant TION 6 A DISTANCE OF 52.91 WORKS, PO BOX 761, WELL- several motor routes in East, 332.72 feet to the Point of paired, call 711. at the address indicated above the city and county. You Beginning, Columbia County, WITNESS my hand and the FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- BORN, FL 32094, at the time of filing. The failure Florida. seal of this Court this 22nd day GINNING; THENCE CONTIN- Contact Phone Number: (860) of any person to file a petition must be motivated by Property Address: 310 SW of October, 2018. UE N 00° 42' 12" W. ALONG 463-5691 and the extent of the or request for an extension of earning extra money, be Bellmont Drive, Lake City P. DEWITT CASON SAID WEST LINE OF SEC- interest of each, is as follows: time within fourteen days of re- an early riser and have 32024 As Clerk of the Court TION 6 A DISTANCE OF ceipt of notice shall constitute a reliable transportation. has been filed against you in By /s/ S. Weeks 1300.63 FEET; THENCE N 87° Name: HUNTER ROSE waiver of that person's right to 54' 47" E. A DISTANCE OF Extent of Interest: 100% Apply in person during the Circuit Court of the Third As Deputy Clerk request an administrative deter- normal business hours. Judicial Circuit, Columbia 384.81 FEET; THENCE S 00° by:/s/ HUNTER ROSE mination (hearing) under Sec- 31' 18" W., A DISTANCE OF STATE OF FLORIDA Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm County, Florida, and you are 466884 tions 120.569 and 120.57, Flori- NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE required to serve a copy of your October 28, 2018 423.78 FEET; THENCE S 89° COUNTY OF COLUMBIA da Statutes. Any subsequent written defenses to the Com- November 4, 2018 06' 13" W,. A DISTANCE OF Sworn to and subscribed before intervention (in a proceeding plaint, if any, to Gregory A. 329.69 FEET; THENCE S 00° me this 25TH day of OCTO- initiated by another party) will Masons wanted Sanoba, Esq., 422 South Flori- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 42' 42" E. A DISTANCE OF BER, A.D. 2018. be only at the discretion of the (352) 376-5314 da Avenue, Lakeland, Florida COLUMBIA COUNTY, FLORI- 380.07 FEET; THENCE S 00° by:/s/ SHERRI W CASSIDY presiding officer upon the filing Tow Truck Driver needed 33801, on or before November DA 42' 12" E., A DISTANCE OF Notary of a motion in compliance with 19, 2018, and file the original PROBATE DIVISION 394.09 FEET TO A POINT ON nights & weekend hours re- Rule 28-106.205, Florida Ad- quired. Salary. 386-288-3484 with the Clerk of this Court ei- Case No.: 12-2018-CP-000175 THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF- 467862 ministrative Code. ther before service on Plaintiffs IN RE: ESTATE OF WAY LINE OF SOUTHWEST October 28, 2018 A petition that disputes the ma- attorney or immediately there- NAAMAN FRANKLIN FAILE, PINEMOUNT ROAD; THENCE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: terial facts on which the Depart- after; otherwise, a default will JR. S 88° 38' 04" W. ALONG SAID AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE ment's action is based must be entered against you for the NOTICE TO CREDITORS NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY contain the following informa- CITY gives Notice of Foreclo- PUBLISHER'S NOTE relief demanded in the Com- The administration of the Es- LINE OF SOUTHWEST sure of Lien and intent to sell tion, as indicated in Rule 28- plaint. tate of NAAMAN FRANKLIN PINEMOUNT ROAD A DIS- 106.201, Florida Administrative All Yard Sale Ads these vehicles on 11/12/18, Must be Pre-Paid. If you are a person with a dis- FAILE, JR., Deceased, whose TANCE OF 46.00 FEET TO 10:00 am at 2832 SW MAIN Code: ability who needs any accom- date of death was July 10, THE POINT OF BEGINNING. BLVD, LAKE CITY, FL 32025, (a) The name and address of modation in order to participate 2018, is pending in the Circuit SUBJECT TO pursuant to subsection 713.78 each agency affected and each in this proceeding, you are enti- Court for Columbia County, INGRESS/EGRESS ACROSS of the Florida Statutes. agency's file or identification tled, at no cost to you, to the Florida, Probate Division, the THE WESTERLY 46 FEET AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE number, if known; provision of certain assistance. address of which is 173 N.E. THEREOF, DESCRIBED AS CITY reserves the right to ac- (b) The name, address, and Estate Auctions, Fri, Nov 2nd Please contact Carrina Cooper, Hernando Avenue, Lake City, FOLLOWS: cept or reject any and/or all telephone number of the peti- @ 6:30PM, High Springs, FL Court Administration at 173 NE Florida 32055. The names COMMENCE AT THE SOUTH- bids. tioner; the name, address, and Hwy 27N auctionzip.com Hernando Avenue, Room 408, and addresses of the Personal WEST CORNER OF SECTION telephone number of the peti- #20822 35 pcs sterling flat- Lake City, Florida 32055, 386- Representative and the Person- 6, TOWNSHIP 4 SOUTH, 1994 NISSAN tioner's representative, if any, ware, 6 pc king oak BR set, 758-2163 at least 7 days before al Representative's attorney are RANGE 16 EAST, COLUMBIA 1N4EB31F8RC824821 which shall be the address for jewelry, McCoy, Fenton, cast your scheduled court appear- set forth below. COUNTY, FLORIDA AND RUN 2007 MAZDA service purposes during the iron, tractor sprayers, Mickey ance, or immediately upon re- All creditors of the Decedent N 00° 42' 12" W. ALONG THE 1YVHP80C275M15495 course of the proceeding; and memorabilia, Ridgeway clock, ceiving this notification if the and other persons having WEST LINE OF SAID SEC- an explanation of how the peti- 10% B.P. 352-258-0604 C. Red time before the scheduled ap- claims or demands against TION 6 A DISTANCE OF 52.91 466963 tioner's substantial interests will Williams AU437/AB3447 pearance is less than 7 days; if Decedent's estate on whom a FEET TO A POINT ON THE October 28, 2018 be affected by the determina- you are hearing or voice im- copy of this Notice is required NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY tion; paired, call 711. to be served must file their LINE OF SW PINEMOUNT STATE OF FLORIDA (c) A statement of when and DATE: October 15, 2018 claims with this Court ON OR ROAD AND THE POINT OF DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRON- how the petitioner received no- P. DEWITT CASON BEFORE THE LATER OF BEGINNING; THENCE CON- MENTAL PROTECTION tice of the Department's deci- Clerk of the Court THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER TINUE N 00° 42' 12" W. NOTICE OF INTENT TO IS- sion; PUBLISHER'S NOTE By: /s/ S. Weeks THE TIME OF THE FIRST ALONG SAID WEST LINE OF SUE PERMIT (d) A statement of all disputed Florida Law 828.29 requires Deputy Clerk PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- SECTION 6 A DISTANCE OF The Department of Environ- issues of material fact. If there dogs and cats being sold to be TICE OR THIRTY (30) DAYS 1384.56 FEET TO THE mental Protection (FDEP) gives are none, the petition must so at least 8 weeks old and have a 465243 AFTER THE DATE OF SER- NORTHWEST CORNER OF notice of its intent to issue a indicate; health certificate from a li- October 21, 28, 2018 VICE OF A COPY OF THIS THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF permit to City of Lake City, Mr. (e) A concise statement of the censed veterinarian document- NOTICE ON THEM. THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF Paul Dyal, Director of Utilitie, ultimate facts alleged, including ing they have mandatory shots IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF All other creditors of the Dece- SECTION 6; THENCE N 88° 205 North Marion Avenue, Lake the specific facts the petitioner and are free from intestinal and THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- dent and other persons having 46' 33" E. ALONG THE City, Florida 32055, who ap- contends warrant reversal or external parasites. Many CUIT IN AND FOR COLUMBIA claims or demands against NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH- plied on July 18, 2018, for a modification of the Departmen- species of wildlife must be li- COUNTY, FLORIDA Decedent's estate must file WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- permit to operate the Lake City t's proposed action; censed by Florida Fish and CASE NO.: 15-CA-000120 their claims with this court WEST 1/4 OF SECTION 6 A Branford Road Biosolids Appli- (f) A statement of the specific Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A. AS WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS DISTANCE OF 45.87 FEET; cation Site which is an existing rules or statutes the petitioner tact the local office for informa- TRUSTEE FOR LSF9 MAS- AFTER THE DATE OF THE THENCE S 00° 42' 42" E. A 453 acres of which approxi- contends require reversal or tion. TER PARTICIPATION TRUST, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS DISTANCE OF 879.92 FEET; mately 192 acres are in 19 des- modification of the Departmen- Plaintiff, NOTICE. THENCE S 00° 42' 12" E. A ignated "Application Zones" (A t's proposed action; and vs. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED DISTANCE OF 394.09 FEET through S) restricted public ac- (g) A statement of the relief JOYE LYNETTE CASON A/K/A WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS TO A POINT ON THE cess agricultural site owned sought by the petitioner, stating JOYE L. CASON; UNKNOWN SET FORTH IN FLORIDA NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY and operated by the City of precisely the action petitioner 2/1 in town, no pets, SPOUSE OF JOYE LYNETTE STATUTES SECTION 733.702 LINE OF SW PINEMOUNT Lake City. The site is dedicat- wishes the Department to take $600 dep $600/mo CASON A/K/A JOYE L. CA- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ROAD; THENCE S 88° 38' 04" ed exclusively for the land ap- with respect to the Departmen- 386-758-0057 SON; TRINA LYNN RESMON- NOTWITHSTANDING THE W., ALONG SAID NORTHER- plication of approximately 245- t's proposed action. Lovely 3/1 near Hwy 47 & I75, DO A/K/A TRINA RESMONDO; TIME PERIODS SET FORTH LY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF dry tons per year Class B Because the administrative new paint & appliances, avail- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TRI- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED SW PINEMOUNT ROAD A biosolids (6.2 % TN) from the hearing process is designed to able now. $1100/mo 1st+last+ NA LYNN RESMOND A/K/A TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE DISTANCE OF 46.00 FEET TO City's wastewater treatment fa- formulate final agency action, $500 sec. dep. 352-317-8280 TRINA RESMONDO; AFTER THE DECEDENT'S THE POINT OF BEGINNING. cilities (WWTFs) on 14 applica- the filing of a petition means CITIBANK N.A. AS TRUSTEE; DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Any person claiming an interest tion zones (A-L and N-O) total- that the Department's final ac- Southwood Estates, 3/2, lg lot, UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN The date of first publication of in the surplus from the sale, if ing 125 acres. Biosolids are tion may be different from the work shed, FL room w/FP, sep- POSSESSION OF THE SUB- this Notice is October 28, 2018. any, other than the property transported to the Branford position taken by it in this no- arate DR, W/D hookup, dbl JECT PROPERTY; Personal Representative: owner as of the date of the Lis Road site and land applied tice. Persons whose substan- garage, $1100/mo plus dep, Defendant(s). /s/ KEITH H. JOHNSON Pendens must file a claim with- within 24-hours of delivery to tial interests will be affected by short term & pets considered. NOTICE OF ACTION 8810 Goodby's Executive in 60 days after the sale. the site. The site is located 386-752-2243 Classifi7B ed Department 755-5440 SUNDAY, OCTOBERLAKEY 28,CIT 2018 REPOR TER CLASSIFIEDSPORTS SUNDAY, LAKE OCTOBER CITY REPORTER 28, 2018 Classified Department 755-54407B

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to 223 total yards and zero touchdowns. Fort White’s 3/2 DWMN on 1 ac lot $800/mo strong defensive outing, 1st+last+ $250/dep. Available now. 352-870-5144 along with Blair’s three scores, helped Fort White topple Newberry 40-3. Newberry managed to PUBLISHER'S NOTE nail a 31-yard field goal All real estate advertising in this early in the second quar- newspaper is subject to the fair Photos by BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter housing act which makes it ille- ter, but that would be the gal to advertise "any prefer- Fort White backup quarterback Tyler Jefferson scrambles up the field against Newberry during the fourth last time the Panthers regis- ence, limitation, or discrimina- quarter on Friday night. tion based on race, color, reli- tered points against a resil- gion, sex, disability, familial sta- ient defense. tus or national origin; or any in- Nobody asked me, but ... tention to make such prefer- “Defense came to play ence, limitation or discrimina- and did a phenomenal job tion." Familial status includes of limiting them,” coach children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custo- Demetric Jackson said after dians, pregnant women and the game. “That was a good people securing custody of children under the age of 18. This field goal they kicked. But newspaper will not knowingly that goal-line stand [the accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of drive before] where they the law. Our readers are here- Eric Jackson went for on it fourth down by informed that all dwellings Phone: (386) 754-0420 and our defense stepped advertised in this newspaper ejackson@lakecityreporter. are available on an equal op- up made a play. I was also portunity basis. To complain of happy about that. It was discrimination call HUD toll free ort White earned time to go then.” at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free another confi- telephone number to the hear- Fort White running dence-booster ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. F backs Stanley Maxwell and Friday night, and the team deserves credit, even if Brayden Summers com- the win came against an bined for 151 rushing yards inferior regional opponent and two touchdowns. Both responded after a slow start 1/2 to 5 acre lots; owner in Newberry. The Indians financing. some with w/s/pp beat that drum all night – with impressive second-half Deas Bullard/BKL Properties smoking the Panthers like Fort White defensive back Terrance Jones chases down Newberry running back runs, pushing the Indians 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com a peace pipe. Trovon Banks on Friday night. to their fifth straight vic- 4.5 acres on Lake Jeffrey Rd, You never know which tory. gorgeous oaks, great area, site Fort White team will show built homes only. Owner Fi- The Indians (7-2) didn’t nancing! NO DOWN! $49,900. up. But the one that came waste anytime against the $513/mo 352-215-1018. out on Friday night looked Panthers (1-8). In less than www.LandOwnerFinancing.com like the squad we saw last three minutes, Blair con- week – physical and stead- nected with Terrance Jones fast. Let’s give the Indians for a 30-yard touchdown. a round of applause. They’re heating up at the Newberry cut the deficit to 6500sf warehouse, 1000sf AC perfect time. four points thanks to kicker office/retail, 2 lg roll-up doors, Here are my takeaways Garrett Wood. Fort White 20608 CR 49, O'Brien 352-215- 1018 Owner financing from this week’s blowout. answered on its ensuing $159,900 $5k down $1360/mo POUND THAT ROCK: drive, which was capped off www.Landownerfinancing.com Stanley Maxwell has led by a 2-yard touchdown stuff the tribe in the backfield by Blair. The quarterback this season as he eclipsed found the end zone once the 1,000-yard mark this more before halftime, find- week. The senior had ing Myles McClain for a 1997 DWMH on .99ac, 1288sf, a slow start against the 4BR/2BA. Recently totally reno- 23-yard touchdown. vated. Call Charlie for appoint- Panthers but got loose in Fort White’s defense ment 984-7226. $73,000 Can fi- the second half. He wasn’t came up big again midway nance with 30% down payment. the only back who found through the third when $650 per month daylight, either. Brayden Summers looked like Fort White quarterback Dylan Blair takes a snap against Newberry. Donovan Jenkins tallied an Brayden again. Summers interception. The Indians his guys. The chemistry KILLER KAM: Fort YOUNG TY: The was sidelined an ankle capitalized on the turn- must improve in these next White linebacker Kameron future is here. Well, not injury last month, but final- over as Maxwell scored EASY couple weeks, or it could Calhoun continues to quite. But the Indians got ly looks healthy, which is on a 45-yard touchdown AND CONVENIENT be an early exit. anchor the Indians’ defen- a glimpse of what could be great news for the Indians. run. Two more scores One sive unit. After recording when eighth-grade quar- Look at what you can do Fort White will need its LASER FOCUS: from Summers and Tavion of the biggest positives I nine tackles and an inter- terback Tyler Jefferson one-two punch when the Taylor put the game out saw from the Indians this ception last week against took the field in his first playoffs get here. of the reach, sealing Fort ONLINE week was the discipline Dixie County, the junior action Friday night. He OFF THE MARK: White’s third road win of on both sides of the ball. thumper followed up with wasn’t spectacular, in fact, GO While the Indians’ ground the year. TO www.lakecityreporter.com game is taking shape, their Fort White committed another strong outing. his lone completion actu- just two penalties against He was all over the field ally lost a couple yards. “We just need to keep Click FORMS & SUBMISSIONS air attack still isn’t quite improving in all the areas,” there yet – which is con- Newberry Friday night. against Newberry, con- But there’s no doubt you Jackson added. “We didn’t ❑ Anniversary Announcement cerning, being only a cou- Sure, it came against a pre- stantly in the backfield. could see flashes of what ple weeks away from post- dictable team in Newberry, The Indians have only this kid could become. His have any turnovers [Friday] ❑ Birth Announcement season play. Fort White but still it’s impressive. lost one game this season athleticism was evident which was good. We must ❑ Change of Address receivers are still letting They’ll need to carry that when he’s on the field, and during his three carries continue to do that, be their quarterback down. same mentality into the they’ll need No. 32 to keep for 21 yards. For now, he’s physical and control the ❑ Delivery Issues or Concerns And at times it’s on the playoffs. It’s not surprising playing at a high level if going to marinate on the line of scrimmage. And hit ❑ Engagement Announcement quarterback, who seems to that usually the victor has they want to make some bench – but it’s obvious our open shots when we overthrow or underthrow the fewest penalties. noise in November. that one day he’ll be a star. get them.” ❑ Give a gift subscription ❑ Letter to the Editor ❑ News Tips ❑ Obituary Form ❑ Place a Classified Ad ❑ Submit an Event to the Calendar ❑ Vacation Delivery Service ❑ Wedding Announcement

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Fort White defensive back Izaya Latham tackles Newberry running Fort White running back Brayden Summers run up the field against back Kobe Delima on Friday night. Newberry on Friday night. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER 8B CALLUM Continued From 1B a 37-27 road win in their District 2-7A finale. And none of it would have been possible without Callum. “I’ll always pick (Smith up),” Callum said. “That’s our personalities. We pick each other up. Somebody has to make a play.” Callum made plenty of them with two seven-yard touchdown runs. His second came with 11:25 to go in the game to put the Tigers up 37-19, part of 16 straight points after they went into halftime up by just two. And Callum carried the ball 25 times despite running in a ton of pain. The junior back suffered a high ankle sprain in last week’s win over Fletcher and was limited in practice all week. The team wasn’t even sure he’d be healthy enough to play against First Coast. “I’m extremely proud of him,” Columbia head coach Brian Allen said. “Kylen came in here nursing a pretty good ankle injury but that kid has so much moxie and so much inner will to be good. He came out tonight with an ankle injury where most kids aren’t going to play, and not only did he play but he came in and had an outstanding night.” Photos by BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Smith put the offense’s Columbia running back Kylen Callum runs up the field against First Coast on Thursday night. struggles squarely on his shoulders after the game, knowing he left plenty of points out on the field. He also knows Callum helped save the offense on a night he needed him most. In fact, Smith’s face lit up when talking about his brother after the game. “Kylen played really good on a bum ankle,” Smith said. “I appreciate him coming in here and running like he did. He toughened it out, grinded it out and just fought and fought through the pain.” Smith still made enough plays to help Columbia win despite his ups and downs. He threw two touchdowns to Marquez Bell in the first quarter but the absence of starting receivers TJ Jones (turf toe, team suspension) and Bobby Fulton (knee injury) clearly affected him. Lanadrick Bradley, Diamonte Jones and Brandon Johnson were all thrust into more action Columbia receiver Jaden Williams braces for a hit after a as a result, but besides reception against First Coast. Columbia defensive back Dante Brown chases down a First Coast player. Jaden Williams and Bell, the rest of Columbia’s receivers struggled to get open. Smith was just 23/43 for 184 yards, with Bell catching 13 of those completions for 129 yards and Williams finishing with seven receptions for 44 yards. Most of Smith’s throws were for short yardage. Only six of his completions went more than 10 yards, with the longest being a 30-yard touchdown to Bell. “It affected me a little bit,” Smith said of Jones’ and Fulton’s absence. “I throw to all of my receivers but some of them aren’t on the same page, same level as me and my starters are, so I can’t really throw the routes and throw the ball how and where I want to with them. With them we’re on the same page and we’re clicking. When I scramble, they scramble with me and give me a target to throw to. But that’ll all come together in practice. When they come back this week starting Monday, everybody needs to be in the same routine and how it was. Everybody needs to be on their P’s and Q’s. Like Coach Allen says, no Columbia linebacker Le’vontae Camiel (4) and defensive lineman more distractions.” Columbia running back Jailen Brown gets tackled by First Coast. Newkirk Gilshard (57) take down First Coast’s Darveyi Thomas. Lake City Reporter Columbia, Inc. Your marketplace source for Lake City and Columbia County

Week of Sun., October 28 – November 3, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section C Murphy USA reopening soon Construction on gas station is nearly complete.

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The Murphy USA gas station at the Lake City Walmart Supercenter, which has been under construction for months, is nearly completed, however no opening date has been announced. Donald Maloy, construction supervisor, said the facility has not yet received its certificate of occupancy from the city, and he is uncertain when the store will reopen. He said there are a few things remaining on the final “punch list” of items. The Murphy USA gas station, which was demolished earlier in the summer at the same location, now has a larger store at the site. Maloy said the store is now 1,200 square feet, compared to the former CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter 150-square-foot build- Donald Maloy, construction supervisor, says the Murphy USA gas station hasn’t received its city occupancy certificate and that there are a ing, and has plenty of few odds jobs remaining before the store can reopen. upgrades. He said some of the pumps, so the store now LED lighting in its yard new LED lights over the as well as six gasoline price pane storage tank area and upgrades on the exterior of has six. lamps, which are reported- pumps, a new “monument” signs on the canopy, new the store include new gas The store also has new ly environmentally friendly, sign displaying the prices, building, a protected pro- murphy continued on 4C

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GAINESVILLE — The month of October 2018 was proclaimed as Breast Cancer Awareness Month by the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council throughout the region. In the United States, breast cancer death rates for women are higher than any other cancer besides lung cancer and is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women besides skin cancer. The council, in partnership with economic development organizations and local governments, pro- motes regional strategies, partnerships and solutions to strengthen the economic competiveness and quality of life of the 12 counties and 40 incorporated municipal- ities in the north central Florida region. The council, whose members are local elected officials and gubernatorial appoin- tees, administers a variety of state and federal programs for north central Florida COURTESY including Alachua, Bradford, From left: North Central Florida Regional Planning Council officials Lorene Thomas, immediate past chair; Larry Sessions, secretary/ Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Ttreasurer; Louie Davis, chair; Robert Wilford, vice chair; Charles Chestnut IV, executive committee member; and Scott Koons, Executive Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, director of the North Central Florida Regional Planning Council. Madison, Suwannee, Taylor and Union Counties. ernments in development of materials, homeland secu- Transportation Planning Committee, the North Central The council’s offices are Programs include devel- comprehensive plans, land rity and economic develop- Organization for the Florida Regional Hazardous located in Gainesville. More opment of the Strategic development regulations ment programs. Gainesville Urbanized Area, Materials Response Team information about the Council Regional Policy Plan, tech- and grant management, and In addition, the Council the North Central Florida and the Original Florida can be found at ncfrpc.org. nical assistance to local gov- administration of hazardous staffs the Metropolitan Local Emergency Planning Tourism Task Force. From staff reports Should I save for retirement or pay off debt? Dear Dave, start saving money and growing DAVE SAYS key to becoming an excellent pletely. You’ll do this in a way Do you think I should lower the your beginner emergency fund salesperson? that will make them forget it ever amount I’m contributing to my into a fully-funded emergency Bobbie happened. 401(k) so I can pay off my house fund of three to six months of Really, serving is an attitude. and my truck? expenses. When that’s done, Dear Bobbie, You can pressure people if you Jamie you can attack Baby Step 4 — The key to becoming a great want, but that’s going to lead to investing 15 percent of your salesperson can be summed up a dull and frustrating life of one- Dear Jamie, pre-tax income for retirement. in one simple word — serv- shot deals. But if you serve people If you’re following my plan, the In your case, that would mean ing. I’m not talking about well, you’ll have clients for life first thing you should do is set restarting the contributions to being subservient. I’m talking and they’ll send their friends and aside a beginner emergency fund your 401(k). Dave Ramsey about always giving 110 per- associates your way. of $1,000. That’s Baby Step 1. The rest of the plan goes CEO of Ramsey Solutions cent towards ensuring custom- Make helping people your first Next comes Baby Step 2, which like this. Baby Step 5 is putting ers and potential customers are order of business, Bobbie. If you means paying off all your debt money into your kids’ college served well. It’s all about being do that, you’ll never have to worry except for your house. This would funds, if you have kids, while It may take a little time in some proactive. about money! include your car. During this time, Baby Step 6 is putting every- cases, but following these steps Serving means you believe in —Dave you should temporarily stop any thing you can scrape together will lead you to financial peace! what you represent, and you’re kind of investing and retirement towards paying off the house —Dave excited about what you have to n Dave Ramsey is America’s contributions. early. After that comes the real offer. It means you’re determined trusted voice on money and Once your mortgage is the fun. Baby Step 7 is the point Dear Dave, to give people a great experience. business, and CEO of Ramsey only debt you have left, it’s on where you build wealth and give I just accepted my first job in If an issue happens to arise, you’ll Solutions. He has authored to Baby Step 3. This means you like crazy. sales. In your mind, what is the take care of it quickly and com- best-selling books and hosts

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GAINESVILLE — Two bring about a culture of social health determinants their rural livelihoods. She is University of Florida health within one’s com- of mental well-being in rural also a data analyst. researchers and a communities. We aim to make Latinos and has included For the past 12 years, munity leader are about well-being a common community-based partici- Tovar has been with the to embark on a three-year cause among Florida’s patory research and mixed Farmworker Association of journey around the state rural communities.” methods in the United Florida, a statewide grass- to delve into mental, phys- The trio all have diverse States and internation- roots membership organi- ical and economic well-be- and complementary research ally. She is committed to zation serving Central and ing of farmworkers, an engagement skill sets and understanding the needs of South Florida. His work essential but under-exam- a strong commitment with minority communities. with the association focus- ined segment of Florida’s rural communities. They Önel is a research econ- es on advocacy, including population. have worked together as omist whose main research informing local, state and Jeanne-Marie Stacciarini, a team on smaller projects area is agricultural labor mar- federal policymakers about Pan associate professor in before applying for the kets, focusing on how the issues facing farmwork- the UF College of Nursing, COURTESY Interdisciplinary Research legal status of workers and ers, including occupation- part of UF Health; Gülcan From left, Antonio Tovar, Jeanne-Marie Stacciarini and Leaders program. federal immigration policies al health risks and issues Önel, an assistant professor Gülcan Önel. Stacciarini’s program of affect the availability and related to immigration. in the food and resource tion to the economy and sus- and Hispanic and Haitian research has focused on wages of farmworkers and — From UF Health economics department of tainability of food production farmworker communities the UF Institute of Food systems, little attention has to learn their concerns and Agricultural Sciences; been given to the unique and perspectives on health and Antonio Tovar, a com- social, economic and politi- issues, create trust and IT’S PANSY TIME! munity partner from the cal circumstances impeding develop an approach for As I get older I’m more appreciative of the cool Farmworker Association of health equity and well-be- effective communication weather of fall and winter in North Florida. is is Florida, have been select- ing of rural farm communi- throughout the project. when I enjoy gardening the most. Best of all there’s ed for the Robert Wood ties in Florida,” Önel said. Community-based par- a group of owers suited perfectly for this time of Johnson Foundation’s “These underserved groups ticipatory research will be year. Planting pansies and violas now will reward Interdisciplinary Research face significant, yet distinct, used so that the community you with beauty all winter long and it’s so easy. Leaders program. socioeconomic issues that can be active and engaged Many colors and sizes to choose from! The overall goal of their have been overlooked in in the research develop- research project, titled, previous health and well-be- ment and implementation. “A Rural State of Mind: ing studies.” “The end goal is to cul- 4 Plants/Pack Addressing Mental, Physical For the next three years tivate a sense of commu- $ 49 and Economic Health of Farm beginning this fall, the nity and connectedness Communities in Florida,” is to team will engage with var- between farmers and the 3 advance the understanding ious rural farm communi- farmworkers, who other- 9248 129th Road • Live Oak and promote the well-being ties and diverse stakehold- wise may have opposing 386-362-2333 of farmworkers and small ers throughout the state. social views and policy Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. farmers using multicultural During the first year of priorities,” Tovar said. Closed Sunday research strategies and social the project, they plan to “The objective of the We deliver to Lake City every week! network analysis. develop and strengthen Interdisciplinary Research “For over 30 Years” “Despite their contribu- relationships with growers Leaders program is to www.NoblesGreenhouse.com WEEK OF SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 – NOVEMBER 3, 2018 BUSINESS LAKE CITY REPORTER 3C

COURTESY Gourd-geous specimens Columbia High School Future Farmers of America chapters are raising funds by selling pumpkins. The patch is located next to CVS Pharmacy on W US 90 (2233 W US 90). The patch will be open every day from 11a.m. to 8 p.m. through Halloween. The pumpkins hail from North Carolina and feature many different colors (red, green, white, pink, orange) as well as shapes. Today the patch will have a small petting zoo of rabbits and goats along with free games for children and free photo-ops with “Peanuts” characters Snoopy and Linus welcoming the Great Pumpkin. CHS FFA thanks everyone in the community for their support.

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© 2018 The MoTley Fool/DisT. by AnDrews McMeel synDicATion 10/25 murphy Continued From 1C bigger fuel tanks for fuel storage. Changes to the interior of the store include an ATM, walk-in coolers for customers and employees and the addition of two more cash registers. Work crews were making the final adjustments to several area inside and outside the store earlier the week. Gas pumps were being calibrated, electronic out- lets were getting tested, and the parking area adjacent to the store was pressure washed. The store’s inventory was not completely shelved yet, but several crews were on TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter site making final tests and Chris Romano works on wiring the gas pump inter- adjustments. com at the Murphy USA gas station. This 4H agent’s got milk Chris DeCubellis, a state- milkers form Georgia, milking cows since he was wide specialized agent for Alabama and Kentucky. The 3-years-old. “I just milk the the University of Florida’s competition lasted just four way my dad taught me,” he 4-H program, has just won minutes, with each com- said. That expert technique the title of champion milker petitor milking one of four helped him produce the most at the Sunbelt Agricultural Holstein cows for one min- milk during the competition. Expo in Moultrie, Georgia. ute at a time before rotating. As a 4-H agent, DeCubellis DeCubellis went up again DeCubellis grew up on passes on his wealth of dairy three other experienced a farm and said he’s been and livestock knowledge to the next generation. Florida 4-H is the youth development program of the UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension, and gives young people ages 8 to 18 hands-on experienc- es with science, leadership, healthy living and community service. As prize for winning the competition, DeCubellis received a Sunbelt Ag courtesy COURTESY New director Jennifer Anchors pictured next to Don Fenneman at the United Way Chris DeCubellis, third from left, proved one cool com- Expo hat embroidered with “Milking Champion.” of Suwannee Valley’s October Campaign Luncheon held at RIVEROAK Technical petitor. College. WEEK OF SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 – NOVEMBER 3, 2018 BUSINESS LAKE CITY REPORTER 5C

COURTESY The hurricane relief donation center at the UF/IFAS Extension Wakulla County office in Crawfordville. Peanut-butter-jelly time in Panhandle

GAINESVILLE — Eleven work with relief agencies communities they know “Building on the work rural communities. tle? We’re delivering water days out from Hurricane and move aid west to real- so well during this time of the Peanut Butter “Right now, a lot of aid and hay to horse and cat- Michael, Rachel Pienta ly small communities who of recovery,” said Pienta, Challenge, our efforts will is centered in the popula- tle troughs, too. Replacing considers Wakulla County aren’t necessarily getting a 4-H youth development focus on getting a healthy tion centers. But, you’ve fencing is also a priority,” lucky. She’s using that good what they need.” agent with the UF Institute source of protein into the got these tiny little towns she said. fortune to help others who Pienta and her network of Food and Agricultural areas of greatest need throughout the Panhandle To sign up to volunteer aren’t so lucky. of volunteers have collected Sciences Extension in across the Panhandle,” that haven’t received aid to distribute peanut butter “If the storm had veered thousands of cases to water Wakulla County. she said. yet. These people needed or other relief supplies, con- a little to the east, it could and meals ready to eat, as At this time of the year, Coordinating hurricane water and food and basics tact Rachel Pienta at 850- have been us who were well as hundreds of per- the 16 UF/IFAS Extension relief efforts isn’t typically to sustain life,” Pienta said. 926-3931 or r.pienta@ufl. devastated,” the University sonal care kits, diapers and offices in the Panhandle part of Pienta’s job as a 4-H “We have folks packing up edu. of Florida faculty member other items. On October 27, would normally hold the agent. But helping others donation in vans, semis, In addition to food, water said. they will partner with the Peanut Butter Challenge, is at the core of 4-H, so pick-up trucks, and heading and other basics, start- “But damage here Florida Peanut Federation which collects jars of pea- Pienta is setting an example out to these tiny places.” ing October 29, UF/IFAS was minimal compared to distribute 36,000 jars of nut butter to be donated to for youth in her communi- Livestock and ranch- Extension Wakulla County with other parts of the peanut butter donated by local food panties. But with ty, who have likewise taken ers are getting help, too, will start collecting school Panhandle. That’s why Peanut Proud. Hurricane Michael, the an active role in gathering Pienta said. “We have spe- supplies for local schools. we knew we had to help. “These 36,000 jars will go Peanut Butter Challenge donations. cific needs in rural areas. The Extension office is Since October 14, we have to the local food aid cen- has become part of over- Right now, UF/IFAS If you’re well isn’t working, located at 84 Cedar Avenue, been working around the ters that operate year round all hurricane response, Extension 4-H is focused how are you supposed to Crawfordville, FL 32327. clock to collect donations, to help the Panhandle Pienta said. on getting help to smaller, water your horses or cat- — From UF Health St. Leo University seen as good choice for vets

ST. LEO — Saint Leo Campus in St. Leo, FL, University was selected as north of Tampa, students one of Military Times Best for are educated at more than Vets: Colleges 2019, the pub- 30 teaching locations, lication announced Monday. including many located on Saint Leo ranked fourth military bases. Saint Leo in the country in the teaches at one of the largest Online & Nontraditional naval bases in the world, Schools category, which Naval Station Norfolk, as recognizes the university’s well as at other bases in commitment to educating Virginia, Florida, California, military personnel, vet- Texas, South Carolina, and erans, and their families Mississippi. wherever they may be — Saint Leo now has even if they are deployed. three Military Resource This marks a jump in the Centers—areas where stu- ranking from last year’s dent-veterans, military-affil- eighth place. iated students, and ROTC In their ninth year, the members may gather to rankings are based on the get assistance, study, and results of Military Times’ enjoy social activities. In annual survey, which addition to the main cam- assesses veteran- and mil- pus, an MRC is located at itary-student services and Saint Leo’s Newport News, rates of academic achieve- Virginia, location and at its ment as well as a detailed news Savannah Education review of public data col- Center in Savannah, lected by federal agencies. Georgia. About 500 colleges took Military Times asked part in this year’s survey. institutions of higher educa- “We are delighted to tion across the United Stated again be recognized for to fill out a rigorous sur- Saint Leo’s commitment to vey of about 150 questions our student-veterans and regarding their operations military-affiliated students,” involving current and for- said Jeffrey D. Senese, uni- mer servicemembers and versity president. their families. Institutions “Saint Leo has a proud were evaluated in five cat- history of educating our egories: university culture, U.S. military. We offer academic outcomes/qual- assistance and cater to ity, student support, aca- the special needs of those demic policies, and cost and who serve and those who financial aid. Enrollment are transitioning from for Fall Semester 2017 was active duty.” used for the survey. COURTESY In addition to University — From staff reports A sculpture titled ‘For Those Who Served’ can be found on the main campus of St. Leo University. 6C LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 – NOVEMBER 3, 2018 MICHAEL’S TIMBER DAMAGE EST. AT $1.3B

Nearly 3 million forestry community will and our environment. In undoubtedly be felt across light of the severe finan- acres fell to the state.” cial losses incurred, the the storm. Cole sited a 2017 need for help with refor- study conducted by the estation cannot be stressed When Hurricane Michael University of Florida/IFAS, enough.” slammed into the Florida illustrating that forestry’s Shelby echoed the Panhandle, it left a path economic impact isn’t con- importance of reforestation of destruction through the fined to the back roads efforts to both the econo- heart of the state’s forest- of rural North Florida. my and the environment. land. Almost three million Thanks to secondary mar- “The industry’s recovery acres of timberland fell vic- kets and the processing of affects the entire state on tim to the storm’s incredi- finished products, such as multiple levels,” he said. ble strength, dealing a $1.3 box plants, the impact can “We will be working with billion blow to the state’s be felt in in surprisingly state and federal officials to top agricultural commodity. large degrees in Miami- chart a path forward.” “Timberland owners Dade, Hillsborough and Currently the Farm and managers are scram- Polk Counties as well. Service Agency is accept- bling to salvage as much “When Hurricane ing applications for of that wood as they can Michael hit the Panhandle, its Emergency Forest before pests and decay set COURTESY OF Florida Forest Service it struck a blow to the state Restoration Program, in,” said Alan Shelby, the The hurricane wreaked havoc on Florida’s top agricultural commodity. as a whole.,” said Cole. which will provide cost- executive vice president “Our forests are an invalu- share assistance with of the Florida Forestry maybe financed a new roof ment.” Florida are built around able resource, a key ele- reforestation practices in Association. “That gener- and appliances to make sure Tree Farmers are not the forestry. The impact to the ment to both our economy impacted areas. Interested ally gives them a window of you receive top dollar for only ones impacted by the about three months.” your investment. And then storm, noted Shelby. Shelby explained that a hurricane blows through, “The conditions certain- installing wet decks -- mangling the roof, creating ly add to the degree of which, as the name sug- water damage, and blowing difficulty and the amount of gests, keeps the wood wet, out windows. Even if you time it takes for loggers try- making it less susceptible can sell it, it will only be ing to salvage the wood and to pests and decay -- allows worth a small percentage get it to market,” he said. for more time, but not of its previous value. That’s “The market is limited, not Dr. Robert J. Harvey Dr. Rameek McNair everyone has the capability the hand our Tree Farmers just by the condition of the to do so. have been dealt.” product but by the condi- I Need to See a Dentist Right Away! According to Shelby, Greg Marshall, President tion of the mills. Several in much of the timber has of the Florida Tree Farm the impacted area suffered We Strive to See You Today or Tomorrow! suffered damage that Program, agreed. “The sal- damage to their equipment degrades its potential use. vage value of the wood is and/or facilities and aren’t Some will be useful as pole minimal compared to the running at full capacity, if Ask About CareCredit or saw logs, but most of the investments made over the at all.” and other financing A Special Welcoming Gift For You wood salvaged will likely past 10, 20 years or more,” “That obviously affects available be chipped for use as pulp, he said. their employees and the (wac) pellets or biomass. 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Contact Editor Robert Bridges 754-0428 [email protected] LIFE Sunday, October 28, 2018 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D Payoff time for hard work of 4H’ers

By TONY BRITT several of those memories will be created [email protected] near the livestock arena. Hundreds of area first graders will arrive The Columbia County Fair comes to at the Columbia County Fair Livestock town only once a year, but when it’s here, Pavilion Monday and Tuesday to partici- it creates memories that will last a life- pate in the 4H Farm To Table First Grade time. Program. In addition to the carnival games, dare- Demonstrations in horticulture, nutri- devil motorcyclists, foods and rides, there tion, swine, beef/dairy goats, peanuts and are also exhibits and displays borne of poultry will be presented by a partnership Columbia County and its rich and proud of UF/IFAS Extension Agents, 4H Youth history in the agriculture industry. During the 2018 Columbia County Fair, 4H continued on 4D

Photos by Jennifer Chasteen/Special to the Reporter UF/IFAS Extension Land Resource Agent Paulette Tomlinson gives a demonstra- Area first grade students pet goats during the the 4H Farm to Table for First Grade tions on Swine. Classes Program at the Columbia County Fair Livestock Pavilion.

Columbia County 4H Farm to Table volunteers enjoy having a moment before Columbia County 4H’er Reece Chasteen (right) talks to area first graders about hundreds of area first graders enter the Columbia County Fair Livestock Pavilion. peanuts crops and products as 4H volunteer Colton Norris helps with the demon- From left: Colton Norris, Reece Chasteen, Honor O’Steen, Kristen Norris, Emy stration during the 4H Farm to Table for First Grade Classes Program at the Chasteen and Katie O’Steen. Columbia County Fair Livestock Pavilion. Crafts, family trees and more at your area library s it fall yet? Now that we’ve be held at the Main Library and AT THE LIBARY Also on Tuesday, the library • School Age Storytime on had a tiny taste of some will cover the same information. will host “Witches in the Family: Mondays at 3:30 p.m. at the Main Ibeautiful autumn weather we All greeting card materials will A History of Witches and Witch Library can begin to hope that Florida’s be supplied, but participants are Trials in America,” also present- • Toddler Time on Tuesdays at long-awaited autumn has final- asked to bring their own scis- ed by Janet Messer. Don’t miss 11 a.m. at the Fort White Branch ly arrived and is here to stay. sors. Classes are limited to 10 this opportunity to learn more • Terrific Twos on Wednesdays November is just around the cor- attendees, so pre-registration is about the hysteria and witch tri- at 10:30 a.m. at the Main Library ner, and the holidays will be upon required. Call the Main Library at als that gripped America in the • Preschool Storytime on us before we know it. Before the 386-758-2101 to reserve your spot. late 17th century. Messer will Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the dizzying pace of the holidays If you have always wanted to discuss theories on what led to West Branch and on Thursdays at sets in, take a little time to enjoy research your family tree but this unfortunate time in our his- 11 a.m. at the Main Library one of Columbia County Public don’t know where to start, you’ll tory, the “tests” that were used to • LEGO Club on Thursdays at Library’s upcoming fall programs, be happy to know that the Library identify witches, and what lessons 3:30 p.m. at the West Branch and which are fun, educational, and and the Edward Rutledge chapter Katrina Evans we learned. Join us at the Main the Fort White Branch sure to pique your interest. of the National Society Daughters Library at 7 p.m. for this fasci- • Baby & Me on Fridays at 11 Are you crafty? Would you of the American Revolution are American Revolution Speakers nating look at a tragic piece of a.m. at the Main Library like to be? Just in time for the partnering to offer Genealogy 101 Staff. Messer will introduce American history. Please take the time to put these holidays, the library has two on Tuesday, October 30, at 4 p.m. participants to basic genealogy Finally, we’ll be celebrating with Library programs on your fall cal- mini-workshops coming up where at the Main Library. Genealogy techniques that will help them our storytime kids at children’s endar so you won’t miss them. As you can learn to create your own enthusiasts and newcomers alike get started on their family history programs through Wednesday, always, we’re looking forward to greeting cards. Join local crafter can find plenty to take away research and Library staff will October 31. Kids can wear their seeing you at the Library! Barb Lussier either today at 2 from this workshop presented be on hand to share information costumes to storytime and bring p.m. or on Tuesday, November by Janet Messer of the Florida about genealogy resources avail- treats to share at one of our weekly n Katrina Evans is the director of the 6, at 10 a.m. Both classes will State Society, Daughters of the able through the Library. programs: Columbia County Public Library 2D SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 life LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY EVENING OCTOBER 28, 2018 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News America’s Funniest Home Videos (N) Dancing With the Stars: Juniors (N) Shark Tank (N) Å (DVS) (:01) The Alec Baldwin Show (N) Å News at 11 Rizzoli & Isles 4-IND 4 4 4 News4JAX at 6PM Ready Set Ren NCIS: New Orleans Å Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Big Bang Theory Big Bang Theory News Sports Zone News4JAX Sports Zone 5-PBS 5 - - Nature How big cats survive and thrive. 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(Taped) UFC Countdown (N) World Poker SYFY 58 122 244 “Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows” “Killer High” (2018, Horror) Kacey Rohl, Humberly González. Å “You Might Be the Killer” (2018, Horror) Fran Kranz, Alyson Hannigan. Å Channel Zero: The Dream Door (N) AMC 60 130 254 “Halloween 5: Revenge ...” ›‡ “Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers” (1995) Donald Pleasence. Å (:05) ›› “Halloween H20: 20 Years Later” (1998, Horror) Jamie Lee Curtis. Å (:05) ›‡ “Halloween” (2007) Å COM 62 107 249 (:15) The Office “The Dundies” Å (6:50) The Office (:25) The Office The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Office Å The Daily Show (:31) The Office CMT 63 166 327 Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing Last Man Standing ››‡ “Overboard” (1987) Goldie Hawn. An amnesiac millionairess is duped by a cunning carpenter. ››‡ “Overboard” (1987) Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell. Å NGWILD 108 190 283 Dr. K’s Exotic Animal ER Å Dr. K’s Exotic Animal ER Å Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet Å Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet Å Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet “Wily Coyote” Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet Å NGEO 109 186 276 Wicked Tuna: Outer Banks Å Drain the Oceans Å Drain the Pirate City Å Drain the Oceans “Sunken War Ships” Explorer Å Drain the Pirate City Å SCIENCE 110 193 284 How the Universe Works Å Space’s Deepest Secrets Å Space’s Deepest Secrets Å Space’s Deepest Secrets Å Space’s Deepest Secrets (N) Å Space’s Deepest Secrets Å ID 111 192 285 Your Worst Nightmare Å Your Worst Nightmare Å Unmasked A clown rings a doorbell. Unmasked “The Final Scream” Å Unmasked “The Big Bad Wolf” (N) He Put a Spell on Me (N) Å SEC 743 408 611 (3:00) The Paul Finebaum Show (N) Thinking Out Loud (N) (Live) SEC Featured College Football Texas A&M at Mississippi State. Thinking Out Loud HBO 302 300 501 (5:00) ››‡ “The Hitman’s Bodyguard” Last Week To. VICE News Tonight Outside the Bubble: On the Road Pod Save America From Philadelphia. ››‡ “Underworld” (2003, Fantasy) Kate Beckinsale, Scott Speedman. ‘R’ Å MAX 320 310 515 Lara Croft-Life (:20) ››› “The Hangover” (2009) Bradley Cooper. ‘R’ Å ›› “Unforgettable” (2017) Rosario Dawson. ‘R’ Å (:45) ›› “Hide and Seek” (2005, Suspense) Robert De Niro. ‘R’ Å Mike Judge SHOW 340 318 545 (5:30) ››‡ “The Foreigner” (2017) Jackie Chan. ‘R’ Å The Circus: Inside Ray Donovan “Staten Island, Part One” Kidding “Philliam” SMILF Å Ray Donovan “Staten Island, Part One” Kidding “Philliam” SMILF Å LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2018 3D

DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES | THE LAST WORD BY EUGENIA LAST ARIES (March 21-April 19): Go over LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Take a day what’s been said and done. Look to some- trip or do something that makes you happy Condolences for hubby’s one you trust to fill you in on particulars or that you find entertaining. This will help that may change a decision you want to your overall attitude. Don’t feel obligated make. Call in a favor or collect an old debt. to let someone control your life. Do what’s ex-girlfriend puzzles wife Live up to your promises. ★★★★ best for yourself. ★★★★★ DEAR ABBY: My Don’t you think the TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Time is SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): A big husband of 20 years, sons and their wives on your side. Refuse to let anyone push you heart and big plans will keep you busy. “Jerry,” recently learned should decide for them- into something before you are ready. Set the Trying to help others while keeping up with about an old girlfriend’s selves if they want to pace that feels comfortable and savor every your responsibilities will be challenging. moment. Change that you initiate will far out- Don’t let the little things get to you. ★★★ death. A Facebook friend travel for the holidays? weigh what others push on you. ★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): informed him about it. They may prefer to GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The Keep your emotions hidden when dealing The message arrived spend Christmas morn- changes others make will affect you. You with someone you cannot trust. You’ll be late at night while I was ing in their own homes. may not be able to change someone’s mind, given a false impression by someone who sleeping, and he woke Abigail Van Buren Also, what about her but you can protect your interests by keep- wants something from you. A busy sched- me to tell me the news. www.dearabby.com daughters-in-law’s par- ing a distance and taking notes as to your ule will make it difficult for others to put He is now receiving ents? Perhaps they, too, dealings. Honesty will be crucial. ★★★ demands on you. ★★★ condolences from friends friends who are connect- have other grown chil- CANCER (June 21-July 22): An emo- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): that he is responding ed to the sender of the dren who would like to tional situation will draw your attention and Make alterations at home that will improve to as though he were original message. decide what they want to help you work through some problems you your life and please the ones you love. grieving. Abby, the old While it isn’t unusual do for the holidays. face. Physical improvements will make you Personal gain is apparent if you make an girlfriend and my hus- for old friends to reach My philosophy is to feel good and result in a compliment from adjustment to the way you use what you band split up on very bad out to each other after plan my holidays and someone special. ★★★ know and the skills you have to offer. ★★★ terms. She not only cheat- news of a death, to convey invite my children. If they LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take time to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Put ed on him but gave him it in the form of a condo- can come, great! If not, think matters through before you proceed. your energy into something constructive. an STD. I am appalled lence to an ex-boyfriend there are no hard feel- How you handle others will determine what If you allow someone to make you angry, and feel hurt that this is after the romance is long ings. If all of my children transpires. If you don’t agree with someone, you’ll waste time that should be used to happening. Friends of over strikes me as some- and grandchildren can’t walk away without getting into a dispute. hone skills or develop something that will mine are surprised and what odd. My advice is to be here at the same time, Do something physically challenging to help you get ahead. Choose your battles suspicious about it. remain calm, don’t let it I focus on the ones who ease stress. ★★★★ wisely. ★★★★★ I confronted my hus- give you heartburn and are and enjoy the time I VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Don’t trust PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Keep band and asked him wait for the emotions to have with them. I think what you hear. Go to the source and get looking forward. What’s behind you is done if the situation were subside with time. the woman is being disre- the facts firsthand. Once you know what with; it can’t be changed, but what’s ahead reversed and I were the DEAR ABBY: The spectful to her sons and you are up against, you’ll outshine anyone can define who you are and what you can one who died and an old holidays are approach- daughters-in-law. What who wants to step on your toes. You’ll gain do moving forward. A joint venture will pay flame started receiving ing, and I suspect many say you? — FOCUS ON respect by doing what’s right. ★★ off and change your life forever. ★★ condolences, how would young couples are fac- A GOOD TIME he feel? Jerry said it ing the same problem DEAR FOCUS: As wouldn’t bother him. Is about where to spend your letter illustrates, not CELEBRITY it normal to send condo- Thanksgiving and all mothers-in-law are lences to old flames? — Christmas. I have two alike. Some are iron-fisted BIRTHDAYS DEATHLY CONFUSED daughters — one mar- matriarchs who demand Oct. 28: Country musi- IN TEXAS ried and one single. The obedience from their cian Charlie Daniels is 82. DEAR DEATHLY: married daughter’s moth- grown children. Others, Actor Dennis Franz (“NYPD It’s normal to inform er-in-law has declared like you, are more easy- others about a death, but Blue”) is 74. Actress Annie that this is “her” year for going. In my opinion, considering the circum- Potts is 66. Actress Lauren Thanksgiving, and next the woman you have stances of the breakup, Holly is 55. “The Talk” year is “her” year for described is less disre- what’s going on isn’t co-host Sheryl Underwood is Christmas. She has three spectful than overbearing. “normal.” It’s possible sons, none of whom lives 55. Actor Chris Bauer (“True ■ Write Dear Abby at that the messages your within four hours of her Blood”) is 52. Actor-comedian www.DearAbby.com or Andy Richter is 52. Actress husband is receiving are home. All three sons P.O. Box 69440, Los from other Facebook have children. Angeles, CA 90069. Julia Roberts is 51. 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Photos by Jennifer Chasteen/Special to the Reporter A UF/IFAS Extension horticulture agent talks to first graders about the differences between fruit and vegetables. 4H Continued From 1D volunteers, Columbia High School FFA and Vet Tech program students. The Farm to Table has been introducing Columbia County first graders to the importance of agriculture for more than two decades and many past participants have gone on to agriculture-related careers. “This year we’ve had a really outstanding partnership with 4H youth, Columbia High School FFA and Vet Tech program students and US/ IFAS extension agents to hundreds of first graders from Columbia County Schools — public, private, charter and home school first graders,” said Jennifer Chastain, Columbia County 4H program assistant. In addition, for the past few months several local students have gleaned their focus on heifers, chickens, goats and other livestock they plan to show in the annual livestock competiton. Their hard work with the animals will be displayed this week when they have the opportunity to show off their animals to the public several times during the fair, including during the Farm To Table First Grade program. Youth livestock entries get friendly with area first graders during the F2T Program. Hurricane Michael’s damage to Panama City ‘shocking’ By Kyle Arnold and retiring. Now there is Contractors, particularly Panhandle is the closest and got to work. It took essentially rebuilding the Orlando Sentinel nothing to sell.” tree trimming companies thing I’ve ever seen to that. two hours to cut the tree entire power grid. Driving into Panama and roofers, have descended Hundreds of homes and pile it up on the curb. It While we had 14-inch PANAMA CITY — City is a journey into total on the city. It’s such a lucra- are a total loss just from didn’t fix all the homeown- chainsaws and matching Michael and Jennaway destruction, nearly two tive business that a small trees that fell and sliced er’s problems, but we were yellow shirts, we were a Knowlton don’t know what weeks after the storm plane circled the city for the structures clean in two. glad to do something. team of amateurs. Our crew happened to their shrimp struck Florida’s Panhandle. most of Saturday and Sunday Others had roofs ripped off At the home of a veteran had a lawyer, a dentist, a business at Panama City’s This past weekend, I advertising tree-trimming. and now sunlight shines amputee, we chopped up school consultant, a stu- St. Andrews Marina. spent two days in Panama Local officials warned resi- into interior rooms. palm trees and removed a dent training to be a pilot, a They’ve been to the mari- City with five Orlando-area dents to watch out for shady Thousands of customers mangled carport awning. circuit court employee and na, but the boat from which friends from my church, contractors looking to swin- are still without electricity. Somehow, his roof avoid- me, a newspaper reporter. they sold shrimp is gone — cutting down trees, tarping dle the desperate. Most of the area doesn’t ed tree damage. But 2 We stayed in a home as is the livelihood that has roofs and dragging debris It’s the seventh time I’ve have drinkable tap water. inches of water had bub- offered to us with a refrig- sustained them for 18 years. from yards to curbs. We left my family for the week- Curfews were ordered bled up into his home and erator with a month’s Back home, conditions were among the 3,000 or so end to join in one of these from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. to destroyed floors and walls. worth of food for twice as aren’t much better. Hurricane volunteers from the Church cleanup efforts. The first discourage looters. Many asked us for help many people. Michael blew down a garage of Jesus Christ of Latter-day time was seven years ago One of the first homes we simply couldn’t provide. We feel this kind of ser- brick wall and crushed their Saints who came from as far when a powerful tornado we visited had a huge Big trees still sit precari- vice is the essence of our pickup truck. away as Utah to help. touched down in Joplin, maple tree in the front ously on homes. Downed faith. Based on all the volun- “I don’t know what we’ll It wasn’t a professional Mo., and carved a mile- yard. Inside, ceilings had power lines are strewn teers I saw in Panama City, do,” said Knowlton, 63. “We crew, but we had chain- wide path of destruction. caved in, and insulation throughout neighbor- many others feel the same. were thinking about one saws, wheelbarrows and Hurricane Michael’s was piled on the floor. hoods. Electric crews are Panama City needs the day selling our business healthy backs. impact on the Florida We grabbed chainsaws working fast, but they are help.