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INTEL OFFICIALS: RUSSIA Herald Staff Reports BOOSTING TRUMP as Crossing Guard of the Year for 2019 Former Seminole County Commissioner CANDIDACY By Steve Paradis Richard “Dick” Van Der Herald Staff Weide, 81, died Monday, The warning raises ques- Feb. 17. tions about the integrity of the About 45 students at a time He served as the Dis- presidential campaign and leave Goldsboro Elementary trict 3 commissioner for whether the Trump administra- 20 years from 1992 to tion is taking the proper steps every afternoon and head toward 20th Street on their way 2012. At the time, he was to combat the kind of interfer- the longest serving com- ence that the U.S. saw in 2016. home. Before they can cross the street, however, they wait for missioner in the county’s history, according to the SOUTH KOREA UPS the signal from Crossing Guard Star Myers, who tells them it’s 2012 county managers an- EMERGENCY RESPONSE safe to go. Dick Van Der nual report. For seven years, Myers has Weide Van Der Weide was China’s neighbor reports 100 helped young people cross the born Dec. 22, 1938, in new virus cases, bringing the street before and after school Gardner, Massachusetts. country's total to over 200 near Hamilton and Goldsboro He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, where while Seoul bans rallies in Elementary schools in Sanford. major downtown areas in ef- Her work has earned Myers the See COMMISSIONER, Page 3B forts to fight the outbreak. award for Crossing Guard of Herald photo by Steve Paradis GRIEF, ANGER AND CALLS Star Myers was named the Crossing Guard of the Year for the State of FOR ACTION IN GERMANY See GUARD, Page 5A Florida. She serves here at Goldsboro Elementary along 20th Street. Altamonte Springs man

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LOCAL INTEREST By Steve Paradis About that same time, As of 3 p.m. Friday Herald Staff two things happened that would lead to an- Leathea Johnson of swered prayers for John- Allegiant $162.64 Sanford had tried other son. SEMINOLE SMILE Bombardier $1.02 schools, such as dental She washed clothes at assisting and medical the laundromat one day, Faro $61.80 assistant, but without and a random guy Fastenal $39.01 experience, companies started a conversation HCA Healthcare $148.35 dismissed her. with her. It began like Providing for her four many such talks do with Invacare $8.99 children, three of whom cordial questions like, NextEra $278.57 have health issues, was “How’s your day becoming very difficult, going?” Johnson an- Tractor Supply $99.81 she said. Her telemar- swered that it was OK, Toro $81.65 keting job left her strug- but it wasn’t. Wells Fargo $47.54 gling, then she learned Soon Johnson said she job cuts were coming. was in tears talking with She hadn’t been on the this stranger who told job long, and she would her, “You are the one be among the first laid that has to say when to off. She admitted she stop.” She said that she Johnson (above) at her current job at the Hyatt Re- had suicidal thoughts Skip Neely of Mt.Dora gency Grand Cypress. at times. See PROGRAM, Page 3B marching in Mardi Gras Sashay PAGE 2A • Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Family Reunion and Church Service held at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church

By Sheralyn Brinson Pastors, Sunday School and Baptist Training Union (BTU) “Reuniting Families and Curriculum and Teachers, Friends” was the theme for Sunday Church Services, Va- the First Annual Family Re- cation Bible School, fellow- union and Homecoming ship events and more. After Church Service at St. Paul closing remarks and expres- Missionary Baptist Church on sions of appreciation by Pas- Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020. Current tor Edwards, attendees members, former members, gathered in the Church Annex family and friends attended for refreshments and fellow- the service which began at 3 ship. p.m., with Pastor Sammie J. The following “History of Edwards Sr., presiding. Elect St. Paul Missionary Baptist Lady Shawntara Edwards Church, Sanford – 1878”, by Pastor Sammie J. Edwards, Sr., Altermese S. Bentley, Educator, gave the Welcome and Occa- the late Mrs. Altermese Smith St. Paul M.B. Church Historian, Author, Community sion. The St. Paul Praise Team Bentley, was detailed in her Leader led the Devotion with a med- book entitled, “History of the ley of songs, “Jesus We Lift First South Florida Missionary Hawkins serving as trustees. Your Name on High” and Baptist Association (1888- Later the church was remod- one month and later the con- “The Anthem”. Bishop 1988), published in 1988. Mrs. eled and enlarged. Later, gregation moved to the more Photos contributed Johnny Kelly gave the Prayer. Bentley was an educator, his- under the leadership of The adequate surroundings at the St. Paul M.B. Church, Sanford, FL Former members of St. Paul torian, author and community Reverend Castle Brewer, a Seventh Day Adventist participated on the program leader. Bentley Elementary new church was begun in Church on the corner of Pine as follows: Deacon Lemuel School in Sanford is named in 1889 and completed. This and Seventh Streets. Under olina. It has also been related Center, 919 S. Persimmon Ave. Stallworth (St. Paul History); her honor; and, Bentley-Wil- was the church edifice until the leadership of The Rev- that Rev. Surrency began his in Sanford, from 6-7 p.m., Queen Esther Stallworth son Park in Sanford is named its condemnation in 1958. The erend B. H. Hodge and the of- administration in 1936. sponsored by District 2 Com- Jones (Memorial Ceremony); in honor of Mrs. Bentley and Rev. Brewer was so well ficers of St. Paul, the In the 108 years of the missioner Kerry Wiggins (321- Arlene Jones Burks (soloist) Ms. Eunice I. Wilson. thought of in the community congregation moved into a church’s existence there have 377-9130); open to the and Geralyn Jones Guy St. Paul is the oldest Black that more than a decade after new church. The dedication been nine pastors. One pastor community. Meeting agendas (praise dancer), performed a Baptist Church in Sanford, his death, the city named its ceremony was held on Febru- was called, but did not serve. include informational updates duet to the song, “Alabaster land being purchased from first low-cost public rental ary 5, 1961. The Reverend The longest tenure was held from City staff: Police and Fire Box”; Arlene Jones Burks and Henry C. and Gertrude E. housing project in his honor. Amos C. Jones became pastor by Reverend Castle Brewer, a Departments, Code Enforce- Genene Stallworth Henley Sanford in November of 1881. The land for the parsonage of St. Paul on October 9, 1977, period of forty-seven years, ment, Recreation, Planning sang, “Only What You Do for It predates First Baptist was purchased in 1896 from after the 10-year administra- from 1889 to 1936. The sec- and Development, Public Christ Will Last”. Rev. Victor Church (white) which was the Florida Land Colonization tion of the Reverend Robert ond longest tenure was that of Works, Community Develop- Dargan spoke from the topic, started on February 3, 1884. Company of London, Eng- Doctor. Reverend Benjamin H. ment Block Grant (CDBG) “Unity”, taken from Eph- The church had an humble land, with A.S. Sims, W. The names and years Hodge, who served twenty- Program, and others. Infor- esians 3:4-6 and Psalm 133; beginning as most Negro con- Williams and Smith Burnett served by some former pas- seven years, from 1939 to mational updates are pre- sub-topic: “On the Move-On gregations did following the serving as Trustees for the tors were not recorded or 1966. The following is a list of sented by other governmental the Right Track”. Expres- Civil War. The few members church. The exact date the were lost over the years. Pastors of St. Paul: The Rev- and non-governmental agen- sions, “What St. Paul Means gathered under a brush arbor parsonage was built is not There are no records indicat- erends Thrope; Frazier; Castle cies and community organiza- to Me”, were given by former and worshipped until 1880 known, but it was during the ing the years in which the fol- Brewer; Surrency; J.M. Mells; tions as scheduled; and time members and friends: Melvin when the first wooden cabin administration of Rev. Brewer. lowing pastors were extended Benjamin H. Hodge; Robert is allotted for community Philpot, Deacon Lemuel Stall- was built. The first church After the church’s condem- a call and accepted, nor the Doctor; Amos C. Jones. input. Questions, call Com- worth, and Minister Julius was a small wooden cabin, nation in 1958, the congrega- length of time served: The missioner Wiggins or Kenneth Francis. They spoke fondly of with Mr. Prince Strobert, Mr. tion used Hopper Elementary Reverends Thrope, Frazier, • The City of Sanford Dis- Bentley (407-322-2509). their days at St. Paul, i.e. the Martin Branan and Mr. John School as a meeting place for Surrency and J.M. Mells. But, trict 2 Eastside/Westside as related by the late Mrs. Community Meeting is sched- Sheralyn Brinson can be Mamie Mead, it is believed uled for Thurs., Feb. 27th, at reached at SBrinson@MySan- that a Reverend Thrope came the Westside Community fordHerald.com. to the church from South Car-

THE ARREST REPORT

Mommy Dearest wanted to “go home” (meaning the hotel). When they asked the man how much he had One Lake Mary woman should have to drink he replied, “not enough.” He also told learned her lesson after an initial visit from police they were making a mistake by ques- Child Protective Services (CPS). tioning him because he knew several “higher Her arrest report stated that CPS visited her ups.” After determining the man was, indeed, in home in early January, but found that there intoxicated, they arrested him. Police noted in was no evidence of abuse. However, following the arrest report that it was his fourth DUI. the visit, she began to question her daughter George Wilson, 54, of Casselberry, was about who called CPS in the first place. During charged with driving under the influence - 4th the questioning she put her hand around her offense, and reckless driving. daughter’s neck, squeezing to the point that her fingernails left marks in the child’s neck. Mess with his snacks, get shot in the After that, the woman took things a step fur- back ther and placed a butcher knife against the girl’s cheek, pressing it to the point that she Deputies were called to an apartment in was cut on the face. When the woman was Oviedo after several people reported a man questioned a second time by CPS she claimed had been shot during an argument between her daughter’s injuries were sustained in a two roommates. school bus accident in October. Additionally The incident began because one roommate she told police she only spanks her children was upset and began messing with the other with her hands to administer punishment. roommate’s food in an attempt to get him to Ruvette Permaul, 44, was charged with do- move out. Upset that his food was disturbed, a mestic violence aggravated battery and aggra- fight escalated between the two. What started vated child abuse and taken to the Seminole as a physical fight quickly changed when the County jail. roommate with the disturbed food pulled a gun and shot the other man in the back. Sev- Have a few more, buddy eral witnesses in the apartment confirmed the story and also noted that before the gun was The Altamonte Springs Street Crimes Unit pulled the physical fight seemed to be an was conducting a regular patrol when they no- “even match.” ticed a truck driving erratically and going Cameron Sanford, 30, of Oviedo, was more than 20 mph over the speed limit. charged with aggravated battery with a deadly They stopped the truck in the Days Inn weapon. parking lot, where the driver was attempting to park. Upon making contact with the man, police said he was swaying and stated he just See THE REPORT, Page 3A SANFORD HERALD Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 • PAGE 3A OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Biden in Nevada "fat broads" and "horse-faced lesbians", that he supported "stop and frisk" in New Shades of Jeb! York City when he was a Republican mayor. The crowds at his rallies are non-exis- tent, the Firefighters' Union supporters In another great dramatic moment, are down to two people trying to hide Klobuchar accused Buttigieg of calling their signs and a guy wearing a yellow her dumb because she couldn't remember Firefighters tee-shirt. the name of the President of Mexico. Who cares? Nobody can remember his name, In the Democrat's Nevada Debate that's why they just abbreviate it as ALMO. Was there any discussion of important issues facing the next President of the Sanders took a small hit when United States of America? Bloomberg questioned why an avowed Socialist (Sanders) had three homes. Nope! No Iran, no Syria, betrayal of the Kurds, no Afghanistan, no worries What would you do if you had an extra about the escalating national debt, mili- 400 million dollars? tary preparedness, crumbling infrastruc- ture, border security, trade imbalance, Bloomberg just saw that much and his locusts in Africa, Beer virus in China, not campaign go up in flames. even recommendations on cruise ship stocks. The debate winners? Two old white guys who aren't Democrats: Bernie No, they were reminding the viewers Sanders and Donald Trump that Bloomberg once called some women You can't make this stuff up! Polling the Polls

By Erick Erickson using both an Interactive Voice online polls conducted with tion of art and science. There polling nationally for more than for all the horror stories about Response (IVR) system of land- widely-used opt-in sources con- are great pollsters out there. The 52 weeks. Before Biden even President Donald Trump losing The polls are not wrong. I lines only ... and online panels tain small but measurable media overly relies on polling formally declared, he held to everyone in the national know many people think polls provided by (Amazon) Turk." shares of bogus respondents to help shape news coverage, about 28% in the polling aver- polls, go check out the swing are wrong, because the polls In other words, the poll only (about 4% to 7%, depending on but it can be helpful. We can, for ages. But his numbers are start- states. In Michigan, Pennsylva- say things people do not be- called landlines, not cellphones. the source). Critically, these example, see the rise of Michael ing to plummet as Sanders nia, Wisconsin, Iowa, Florida, lieve. Sure, there are bad poll- It used a robocall, not a live op- bogus respondents are not just Bloomberg in the polling. He surges and Bloomberg takes off. North Carolina and beyond, sters, but polling averages do a erator. It also used an online answering at random, but has not yet been on the ballot, It is an open question if Trump actually does far better pretty good job. Take 2016, the voting system that involved rather they tend to select posi- but we can tell his spending on Bloomberg can compensate for than national polls suggest. example that comes to mind for Amazon Mechanical Turk. tive answer choices -- introduc- ads is helping him. This, in the fact that he has not been on That could make for an interest- a lot of people who say polls are Amazon describes its Turk sys- ing a small, systematic bias into turn, tells us that major ad-buy- the ballot yet and now has had ing election. wrong. tem as "a crowdsourcing mar- estimates like presidential ap- ing actually does help by boost- a terrible debate performance. To find out more about Erick Er- Hillary Clinton did, in fact, ketplace that makes it easier for proval." ing name identification. Super Tuesday is on March 3, ickson and read features by other win the popular vote. The final individuals and businesses to In other words, beware of But Sanders is now leading and Bloomberg will finally be Creators Syndicate writers and polling average had her win- outsource their processes and pollsters using online groups to in the polls. Joe Biden has what on a ballot. In the meantime, cartoonists, visit the Creators Syn- ning by 3%. She won by 2%. jobs to a distributed workforce participate in polls. can best be described as electile don't dismiss the polls. Just dicate webpage at The polls were right. The prob- who can perform these tasks Polling really is a combina- dysfunction. Biden led the check the methodology. Also, www.creators.com. lem is that we elect the Presi- virtually." dent with an Electoral College, That is not a good method of not a popular vote. The individ- polling. There were no live op- ual polls of Wisconsin, Michi- erators and no cellphones. gan and Pennsylvania were far Compare Emerson to the ABC more instructive. But individual News-Washington Post poll, state polling is hard to do, and which describes its methodol- it's more expensive. ogy as, "conducted by landline As a general rule, if a poll has and cellular telephone Feb. 14- the candidates with a gap of 5% 17, 2020, in English and Span- or more, those numbers tend to ish, among a random national trickle down proportionally at sample of 1,066 adults." That the state level. When polls show poll has Sanders with a 15-point candidates with margins of less national lead. than 5%, go to individual state The ABC News-Washington polling to get a more accurate Post poll uses a good methodol- reading of a presidential race. ogy. They used landlines and The methodology matters, cellphones. They polled ran- too. Let me give you the domly. They also did it in Span- methodology of the Emerson ish. That's pretty College poll. According to their comprehensive. latest national poll, which has Pew Research has out a re- Sen. Bernie Sanders with a 7- port on bogus respondents in point lead, "Data was collected online polling. They found "that

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A whole new to meaning to “sleeps with the fishes”

In another roommate incident, Sanford police had to respond to an apartment in the Wyndham complex because of a physical disturbance between two roommates. When they arrived the victim told police that her roommate was intoxicated and started an argument with her. During the argument he poured bleach into her fish tank, killing all of her fish. When she left to get away from him, he followed her and grabbed her by the wrist, causing a splint she was wearing to fall off. During that altercation he said, “I am going to kill you.” Christopher Singh, 35, of Sanford, was charged with battery.

Everyone should be allergic to this lady

A Lake Mary woman was seeking a live-in caretaker and thought she had found the right match. During their interview, the elderly woman informed the caretaker that she had a severe allergy to perfumes, body-sprays, colognes or air fresheners, and that none should be used in the home. However, after only a few days the elderly woman realized the arrangement was not working out. She and her daughter told the caretaker she would no longer be needed, at which point the caretaker became irate. She told the two they would “regret this” and as she packed her things she began spraying perfume all around herself and around the woman. The woman’s daughter eventually had to retrieve an Epi-pen due the the woman’s allergic reaction. When the caretaker saw the woman’s reaction she said in a sarcastic tone “Does that bother her? Oops, I forgot.” By the time deputies arrived the elderly woman had already been rushed to the Lake Mary Emergency Room. Kimberly Sheldon, 53, a transient, was charged with abuse of an elderly person and culpable negligence to inflict harm.

We all hope this will happen, but it never does.

A deputy was on traffic patrol near Lake Forest on S.R. 46 when he noticed a car speeding through a construction zone. When the deputy ran the license plate he also found the reg- istered driver of the vehicle had a suspended license. At this point, the deputy fired up the lights and followed the vehicle for some distance. The vehicle made no attempt to stop, so the deputy turned on his sirens as well. Still, the vehicle did not stop. The deputy eventually caught up to the driver at a stop light and was able to conduct the traffic stop. The man, who did have a suspended license, told the deputy, “I saw you behind me and wanted you to pass me.” Mauro Torres Colon, 41, of Deltona, was charged with flee- ing or eluding an officer and driving with a suspended license. PAGE 4A • Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD COUCH THEATER -- VIDEO/DVD PREVIEWS

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permanent guard at Goldsboro. GUARD “Oh, I love the kids,” Myers said in an interview at the Sheriff’s Office this week. “I Continued from Page 1A know every one of them by name.” She greets the young people with a “Good morning,” every day. She starts at 7:15 a.m. the Year for 2019 in Florida. at Mellonville and Celery avenues near Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a proclamation Hamilton Elementary. With co-workers, she Feb. 7 honoring Myers and one other per- gets together and they pray for the safety of son. Feb. 7 is Crossing Guard Appreciation the crossing guards and the students. Day. Myers works for the Seminole County Then she heads over to Goldsboro, which Sheriff’s Office. opens a bit later than Hamilton. She is on “Crossing guards help ensure the safety duty for 45 minutes at each of her stations. of Florida’s students as they travel to the Then she serves at both places in the after- classroom and leave their campuses each noon. and every day,” said Florida Department of She said she talks with the young people Transportation Secretary Kevin J. Thibault, about what they did the night before. One in a news release. young girl told her Tuesday after the fun she “I am proud to recognize crossing guards had over the three-day weekend caused by and crossing guard programs for their posi- President’s Day on Monday. She also sees tive impact on our schools and communi- middle schoolers sometimes, many of whom ties,” he said. remember her when they went to elemen- You don’t have to tell the young people tary school. She asks about their future edu- and their parents that Myers is a great cross- cation plans, she said. ing guard. She knows every one of their “I just love talking to them and love names, more than one person told the Her- learning about them,” Myers said. Many Herald photo by Steve Paradis ald. like to tell jokes or play games. Recently, a Marcella Seigler, a paraprofessional PE at At the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, Star Myers holds up her plaque naming her the Crossing boy asked her to say a number, then another Guard of the Year for 2019 for the State of Florida. Goldsboro Elementary Magnet School, su- number, then pick a color. When she did all pervised students walking toward Myers’ that, he looked up at her and said: “You’re post at 20th Street. She said Myers deserves cool.” Her love for the children shows said. They left the boy alone. ave. She did miss a couple of days when her the honor from the state. through when she talks about them. At Hamilton there is a stop sign that some grandson graduated from The Chicago “We always feel safe that she’s down “They’re awesome,” she said. She also people don’t seem to notice, she said. She School of Professional Psychology in Wash- here,” Seigler said Thursday afternoon, re- talks with their parents as well as teachers, will have a talk with drivers: “Do you see ington, D.C. ferring to Myers. and sometimes, she has a talk with drivers. the STOP sign?” He went to the D.C. campus because his For her part, Myers said in an interview She will not let the children cross until Myers said they didn’t have crossing grandmother said she wouldn’t go to the Tuesday that she was shocked when she each car has stopped completely behind the guards when she was a girl, but now she graduation in cold Chicago. heard the news. white lines on the road. tells people about the benefits and joy of Her family is very proud of her honor, for She retired from work as an in home “I don’t want any inching,” she said, re- being a crossing guard. which she received a large plaque. health care professional. Her last client ferring to impatient drivers. There is one thing that keeps the job from “They gave me a celebration,” Myers said, passed away, she said, and she looked for a Sometimes the children will need a help- being perfect. referring to her family. They went to Out- new line of work to do in her retirement. ing hand if they fall or drop something, “The heat really wears me out,” Myers back. She has lived in Sanford and Golds- She went through the training at the ad- Myers said. said. She would rather face the cold or even boro for her whole life, she said. She tells vice of a crossing guard, who once served at One day a young boy who rode a bike to rain than the heat, she said. Still, she has her people that crossings guards have to like Goldsboro. school ran into a problem with some older limits on the cold as well. their job, but then she thought about it. At first, she traveled to different places guys who were trying to take his bike. She doesn’t miss any days, according to “No like about it, I love it,” she said. “I where the Sheriff’s Office needed a guard, “I told the boys, ‘You’ve got to go,’” she crossing guard coordinator Dacia Maison- plan on doing this as long as I can.” but after about two months, she became the PAGE 6A • Weekend : Feb. 23 to 25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Mardi Gras Parade Attendees and Participants fill Sanford Avenue

Family Movie Mother Goose on the Monday, Feb. 24, 5:45 Loose p.m., North Branch Library, Mondays, 10 & 10:45 a.m., 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- North Branch Library, 150 ford. “Toy Story 4.” Bring N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. your own blanket & snacks. National early literacy pro- Call 407-665-1620. gram. hear stories, learn nursery rhymes, finger Book Club plays, sing, move with Wednesday, Feb. 26, 10 to scarves & shake bells. Free. 11 a.m., North Branch Li- 20 minutes. For children brary, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., birth to 18 months with an Sanford. The Mother in Law adult. Call 407-665-1620. by Sally Hepworth. Book copies available at circula- Teen Movie Night tion desk for check out. Free. Monday, March 2, 5 p.m., Adults. Call 407-665-1620. North Branch Library, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. African Dance Classes Showing “Spider-Man; Into Thursdays, 6 to 7 p.m., the Spider-Verse.” For ages Herald photos by Tommy Vincent TWT Sports Performance, 13 & up. Call 407-665-1620. Locals spent their Saturday afternoon enjoying the Mardi Gras parade in Sanford. Colors, feathers and beads filled the air while music, 2499 Old Lake Mary Rd., golf carts, elaborate costumes, bands and more joined in the fun. Sanford. Arrive at 5:45 p.m. Preschool Storytime to sign-in. Pre-register at Tuesdays 10 & 10:45 a.m., 407-665-3234. North Branch Library, 150 Millennium presents Mary Poppins Jr. N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Lyman Grad serving in Army Rummage Sale Join in the fun with stories, Friday, Feb. 28 & Satur- songs, puppets and more day, Feb. 29, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., that encourage development Deltona Presbyterian of early literacy skills. Free. Church, 2300 Howland 30 minute program for chil- Blvd., Deltona. Something dren 3 - 5 years old with an for everyone at giveaway adult. No registration re- prices. Clothes, housewares, quired. Call 407-665-1620. furniture & more. Call 386- 789-3200. Library Explorers Wednesdays, 3:30 p.m., Art Expo/ Concert North Branch Library, 150 Friday, Feb. 28, 6:30 to 10 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. p.m. & Saturday, Feb. 29, 10 Explore science, art & sto- a.m. to 10 p.m. & Sunday, ries. Designed for school-age March 1, 10 am. to 5 p.m., kids to image, create, dis- Cranes Roost Park, Alta- cover & experiment. 45 monte Springs. Art & live minute program for 5+. Call concert. Free. Food & bever- 407-665-1620. ages for purchase. Toddler Time Amy Grant to perform Thursdays, 10 & 10:45 Friday, Feb. 28, 7 to 10 a.m.. North BranchLibrary, p.m., Northland Church, 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- Longwood. Ticketsnorth- ford. Stories, songs, puppets land.brushfire.com and finger plays just for tod- dlers, while introducing Hoses & Hot Rods early literacy concepts for Photo contribted Skyler Cowhig graduated from Lyman High School in 2008. He Photo contributed Saturday, Feb. 29, 11 a.m. parents and Millennium Middle School's Musical Theatre Department pres- caregivers.Free.20 minute was in JROTC for 4 years and went directly into the Army after to 3 p.m., Gemini Springs ents Mary Poppins Jr. Showtimes are Wednesday, March 4 program for children 18 school. He has done two deployments, one in Afghanistan and Park, DeBary. Presented by through Saturday, March 7 at 7 pm. Tickets will be sold at the months to age 3 with an one in Iraq as a Combat Medic. He is currently stationed in Ger- DeBary Volunteer Firemen’s door for $5 each. For more information, contact Millennium Mid- adult. No registration re- many with the 8 MP BDE Surgeon cell and just received the Association. Cars featured dle School (407) 320-6550, 2330 E SR 46, Sanford. will be antique, classic, rat quired. Call 407-665-1620. MSM. rod, muscle, modern, mili- tary & more. Public silent Ocala National Forest Central Florida Regional Hospital hosts Atrial Fibrillation Presentation judging for categories. Trail Lecture Music, food, vendors, 50/50 Thursday, March 5, 6 to 7 pital and Level II Trauma Center, serves the communities of drawing & raffle. p.m., DeBary Hall Historic Seminole and west Volusia counties. The hospital provides the Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., De- only full-service cardiovascular program in Seminole and west Tween “Squishy” Bary. Master Naturalist Volusia, including open heart surgery, interventional cardiol- Program Roger Fulton has explored ogy, electrophysiology, cardiac rehabilitation and comprehen- all 110 miles of the hiking sive diagnostic services. Other specialized services include Saturday, Feb. 29, 3 to 4 orthopedic and spine care, robotic surgery, acute inpatient med- p.m., North Branch Library, and biking trails in the 363,000-acre Ocala National ical rehabilitation, complete imaging services and The Baby 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- Suites. Central Florida Regional Hospital is located 3.6 miles ford. Use scissors and fabric Forest. He will share his ex- periences and photos. east of I-4 between S.R. 46 and Highway 17-92 in Sanford. The paint to design a customized hospital provides 24/7 emergency care at its main location as squishy with memory foam. Family Campout well as at Heathrow ER located at 4525 International Parkway Squishys make great fidget in Sanford. For more information, please visit www.Cen- Saturday, March 7, 2 p.m. Special to the Herald toys and stress relievers. tralFloridaRegional.com. to Sunday, March 8, 9 a.m., Free. For ages 8-12. Registra- About HCA Healthcare’s North Florida Division – Orlando Geneva Wilderness Center, What: Central Florida Regional Hospital will host an inform- tion required. Call 407-665- Market County Road 426, Geneva. ative presentation on atrial fibrillation (AFib), including com- 1620. HCA Healthcare is the nation’s leading provider of health- $15 per person. Food in- mon misconceptions and treatment options. The lecture will be care services that include approximately 184 hospitals and 124 cluded. Learn tent-pitching, presented by cardiologist Jorge Diaz, MD. Space is limited for Mardi Gras 2020 freestanding surgery centers in 21 states and England. HCA cast-iron cooking, nature this free event. Saturday, Feb. 29, 4 to 8 Healthcare’s North Florida Division – Orlando Market includes hike, wildlife chat, cook s- Where: Central Florida Regional Hospital, 1401 West Semi- p.m., Center Lake Park at four hospitals: Central Florida Regional Hospital (with Level II mores over a campfire & nole Blvd., Sanford Oviedo on the Park, 299 Trauma Center) in Sanford, Oviedo Medical Center, Osceola more. Must have child 13 When: Tuesday, February 25, 6 p.m. Center Lake Lane, Oviedo. Regional Medical Center (with Level II Trauma Center) in years old or under to partici- Contact: To register call (800) 445-3392. Bourbon Street style festival Kissimmee and Poinciana Medical Center, as well as four free- pate. Pre-registration re- About Central Florida Regional Hospital with entertainment, fun, standing ERs and multidisciplinary physician practices. It is quired. Space limited. Central Florida Regional Hospital, a 221-bed acute care hos- vendors, music & food. Call slated to open UCF Lake Nona Medical Center late 2020. 407-971-5590. Register at www.recreation.seminole- Mardi Gras Souper countyfl.gov or call 407-665- Supper 2211.

Saturday, Feb. 29, 6 to 8 p.m., All Souls Social Hall, Sanford Music Fest 810 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. Saturday, March 7, 12 Adults $8 & kids under 12 noon to 11:59 p.m., West End are free. Sponsored by the Trading Co, 202 S. Sanford Society of St. Vincent de Ave., Sanford. Presale tickets Paul. over 20 different $10 & $15 day of show. Or- home-made soups, breads, landobands.com and the drinks & desserts. Scott Local Music Guild have Terry & friends will provide partnered with Ladies 327 music. Door prizes & raffles. Supper Club for the Fest. 5 Proceeds benef those in performance areas with out- need with emergency funds door stages. Visit www.San- and food from their fordMusicFest.com for pantry. Call 407-739-7910. tickets & details.

Garden Fair Teen Game Changers Saturday, Feb. 29 & Sun- Saturdays, 12:30 to 2:30 day, March 1, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., North Branch Library, p.m., Protegrity Place, 260 150 N Palmetto Ave. San- Wekiva Springs Rd., Long- ford. Get together with your wood. By Sweetwater Oaks friends and challenge each Garden Club. Free. Small other to fun board games business displays, garden- and role playing. Open to related merchandise. Ven- Middle and High School dors with plants, shrubs, Students! nature photography, yard art & accessories. Children’s WWII Lecture activity area-create a potted Saturday, March 7, 1 to 2 plant & get up close to na- p.m., DeBary Hall Historic ture through exhibits, local Site, 198 Sunrise Blvd., De- horticulture experts. Pro- Bary. Ryan Lowry, owner of ceeds provide scholarships Patriot Preservation, will ex- to deserving students at the plain how America helped University of Florida who seal the fate of the Axis are studying for agriculture, Powers. conservation, environmental or ecological degrees. SANFORD HERALD Weekend : Feb. 23 to 25, 2020 • PAGE 7A PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Geneva Progressive Dinner held on Valentines Day Atria Park of Lake Forest & healthcare organizations raise $3,015 for Alzheimer’s Association

Photos contributed by Mary Jo Martin Left: (l tp r) Dean and Charlene Davenport, Jim King, and Bill and Elaine Holmes enjoyed the appetizers and wine in the Geneva Museum. Right: The Soup and Salad tables await the next group of diners in the Geneva Community Center. By Mary Jo Martin in the 1930-40's" but were also entertained by Geneva Correspondent the era's beautiful choreographed ballroom dancing of Mike and Linde Hollenbeck. The The Geneva Historical Society celebrated last stop was in the historic First Methodist Valentine's Day with a Progressive Dinner for Church of Geneva for dessert and to learn of the community. The first stop of the 80+ par- Geneva's history during the 1950's and 60's. Photos contributed ticipants was for appetizers and wine in the Proceeds from the event went toward main- Left: Angelica Christian Engage Life Director & Stephen Turner Director of Case Management at Museum of Geneva History. They then taining the Museum of Geneva History and South Seminole Hospital. Right: Angelica Christian ELD & Deborah Lenzen Director of Case Man- stepped next door to the Geneva Community Fort Lane Park and to supporting the Society's agement at Oviedo Medical Center. Center for their soup and salad and to learn educational programs which explore and cele- about Geneva in the 1910's to 20's with arti- brate Geneva-Area history. The food was de- Special to the Herald expected to reach 7.1 million, and that number facts from the Museum. The main course was licious, new friends were made, and "a good may reach nearly 14 million by 2050. served in the Rural Heritage Center where time was had by all." Atria Park of Lake Forest hosted the 9th an- Atria is one of the nation’s leading providers participants not only learned about "Geneva nual Sweet Wars event bringing together cen- of independent living, assisted living, support- tral Florida’s top culinary treats and top care ive living and memory care services, with providers. The night raised over $3,000 for the more than 100 Life Guidance memory care Alzheimer’s Association. neighborhoods, serving more than 2,000 resi- As the hosting community Atria Park could dents. not compete; but our Culinary Team was able For more information, contact JoAnn Harris to provide an array of delicacies. 1st place at 407-758-3199 or Joann.Harris@atriasenior- went to Oakmonte Village at Lake Mary, 2nd living.com . place Village on the Green and 3rd place went Atria Senior Living is a leading operator of in- to The Watermark at Vistawilla. “We’re excited dependent living, assisted living, supportive to raise this money benefitting the Alzheimer’s living and memory care communities in more Association. Our employees and our partners than 225 locations in 27 states and seven Cana- Top left: Geneva diners enjoy their soup and salad in the Community Center with the know how forms of Alzheimer’s impact fami- dian provinces. Atria is the residence of choice Geneva - 1910's to 20's history display in the lies every day and were moved to make a dif- for more than 21,000 older people, and the background. ference for the future,” said Rob Beckman, workplace of choice for more than 14,800 em- Top right: The main course is being served to Executive Director at Atria Park of Lake For- ployees. The company creates vibrant commu- diners in the Rural Heritage Center by Terri est. This event was sponsored by VITAS & nities where older adults can thrive and Cornelius and Dianna Lynch. Atria Park of Lake Forest. participate, know that their contributions are Bottom left: Molly Yarborough’s Valentine cook- An estimated 5.5 million Americans have ies were enjoyed with many other delicious valued, and enjoy access to opportunities and desserts in the Geneva Methodist Church. Alzheimer’s disease, and that number contin- support that help them keep making a positive Photos contributed by Mary Jo Martin ues to grow. By 2025, the number of people difference in the world. with Alzheimer’s disease age 65 and older is Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of Commerce donates $500 to the Christian Sharing Center

tional Airport to honor the 100-Year Celebra- tion of the Chamber. The Greater Sanford Regional Chamber tra- ditionally donates a portion of proceeds from our events to a local nonprofit agency. The gala committee chose The Christian Sharing Center for its support in helping Seminole County families in crises, including homeless- ness, with a food pantry, medical and food Photos contributed stamp assistance, clothing and household Top left: Rob Beckman Executive Director & Pavla Paul Director Walk to End Alzheimer's Associa- goods, and employment referrals. At the tion. Top right: JoAnn Harris Marketing Director & Pavla Paul Director Walk to End Alzheimer's Asso- Chamber’s Business Connection Breakfast on February 5th, Chamber President Jeff Triplett presented a check for $500 to Nina Yon, the new President for the Christian Sharing Cen- AARP Senior Driving Events for March 2020 ter Saturday, March 7, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Palm Valley Mobile Homes, 500 E Palm Valley Dr .,Oviedo About the Greater Sanford Regional 707-280-5449, Instructor - Lynn Kwitt Chamber of Commerce Thursday, March 12, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Winter Spgs Senior Center, 400 N Edgemon, Winter The Chamber is an association of local busi- Spgs., 407-327-6554, Instructor - Peg Lewis nesses working collectively to create and Friday, March 13, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., One Senior Place, 715 Douglas Ave., Alt Spgs., Special to the Herald maintain an environment where business and 407-949-6733, Instructor - Peg Lewis community prosper. For more information 3Wednesday, March 18, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Oviedo Police Dept., 1700 Market Pl Blvd (Mall.) The Greater Sanford Regional Chamber of call (407) 322-2212 or visit the Chamber’s 707-280-5449, Instructor - Lynn Kwitt Commerce held its Annual Gala, Casino website at www.sanfordchamber.com. Thursday, March 19, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 780 N Sun Dr., Lake Night and 1920’s Soiree January 24 at the Mary, 315-440-8505, Instructor - Peg Lewis SouthEast Ramp, Orlando Sanford Interna- PAGE 8A • Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD Page 1B Sunday February 23, 2020 Sports COLLEGE BASEBALL Seminole County Regional hopes down to four Briefs By Dean Smith Tallahassee and eliminated No. 3 Florida State The RussMatt (Baseball) Herald Staff University High School, 73-64, led by Corey Central Florida Invitational is Oviedo girls soccer ousted, TMA Sawyer with 21 points,Andrew Thelwell with ongoing at Historic Sanford 13 points and Joe Barrett with eight points, 10 Memorial Stadium. It’s all up to the basketball teams now. Tickets (Cash Only) are _ The High School Winter Sports Regional rebounds and five blocked shots. $10 daily admission; $45 week did not start well as the final soccer girls, three boys basketball stay alive Regional Quarterfinals weekly pass (7 consecutive team _ the No. 3 seeded Oviedo High Friday, when the Eagles challenged No. letdown as the hosts avenged a regional loss Thursday, February 20 days); $100 Tournament Pass; School girls (14-2-4) _ were eliminated in 1 seeded Father Lopez Catholic High to West Orange two-years ago, romping to a Class 7A-Region 1 Kids 12 & Under are free. the Class 7A-Region 1 Championship School (26-2) in the 3A-1 Championship 76-48 victory over the Warriors in a Class 7A- (1) Dr.Phillips (20-7) 53, (8) Evans (14-13), 45. All games will be played at Game, 2-1, by top-seeded Bartram Trail Game in Daytona Beach. Chloe Kitts Region 1 Quarterfinal Thursday night. (5) Ocoee (21-7) 85, (4) Mandarin (11-16) 57. HSMS and are 9-innings (19-1-3) in St. John’s on Tuesday. poured in 33 points and Hannah Kohn Even after the 23-6 start, the Fighting (6)Apopka(19-9)62,(3)TimberCreek(18-11)44. unless otherwise noted. Things went much better on the hard- dropped in 20 more as the TMA duo Seminoles still didn’t slow down as they (2) Seminole (24-1) 76, (7) West Go to _ www.RussMatt. wood as No. 3 seeded The Master’s combined for 53 of its 74 points. increased the advantage to 51-23 and by Orange (17-12), 48. com _ for more information. The three remaining boys basketball teams the end of the third period the starters Class 3A-Region 1 Here is the schedule: Academy (24-5) girls pulled off a 74-67 2020 RussMatt Central road upset of No. 2 seeded Florida State followed suit when they opened Regional had made their way to the bench. (1) Jacksonville-Jackson (22-3) 55, (8) Florida Invitational University High School (19-6) in a Class play with the Quarterfinals on Thursday. Led by a smothering defense and Tallahassee-Maclay (17-9) 40. Saturday, February 22 3A-Region 1 Semifinal in Tallahassee on Class 7A-Region 1 No. 2 seeded and host amazing shooting, the Tribe took the big (5) Jacksonville-Providence (19-9) 58, 3 p.m. _ Eastern Michigan Tuesday and looked to do the same on Seminole (25-1) jumped out to a 23-6 lead lead behind O’Shae Baker, who scored (4) Gainesville-P.K. Yonge (15-13) 41. vs. Pittsburgh. after the first quarter and never looked back 20 of his game-high 24 points in the first (6) The Master’s Academy (22-7) 73, Sunday, February 23 in humbling No. 7 West Orange (17-12), 76- half and hit all five of his 3-pointers. (3) Tallahassee-Florida High (20-7) 64. Noon _ Eastern Michigan 48; Class 3A-Region 1 No. 6 The Master’s The senior also had four rebounds, four (2) Windermere Prep (26-3) 76, (7) The vs. Pittsburgh. Academy (22-7) claimed its second win of assists and two steals as nine Noles scored First Academy-Orlando (15-12) 67. Friday, February 28 the week at Florida State University High and combined for an awesome 14 3-pointers. Class 2A-Region 3 1 p.m. _ Pittsburgh vs. Lehigh. School in Tallahassee, taking out the Also contributing for Seminole were (1) Orlando Christian Prep (25-2) 75, 5 p.m. _ Central Connecticut vs. Pittsburgh. Seminoles (20-7), 73-64; and Class 2A-Region Ladarron Cleveland (16 points, including (8) First Academy-Leesburg (13-6) 24. Saturday, February 29 3 No. 3 Lake Mary Prep (18-9) held off No. 6 four 3-pointers, five rebounds, four assists, (5) Mount Dora Christian (27-1) 62, (4) 11 a.m. _ Central Lakeland-Victory Christian (11-16), 67-56. three steals), Shawn Shaukat (10 points, two Melbourne-Florida Prep (11-14) 24. Connecticut vs. Lehigh. Here is a recap: 3-pointers, six rebounds), Ja’Cari Henderson (3) Lake Mary Prep (18-9) 67, (6) 3 p.m. _ Lehigh vs. Pittsburgh. Girls Soccer (eight points), Amaire Perkins (eight points, Lakeland-Victory Christian (11-16) 56. Sunday, March 1 Class 7A-Region 1 two 3-pointers, three rebounds, six assists, (2) Central Florida Christian Academy 9 a.m. _ Central Connecticut Finals two steals), Erric Wynn Jr. (five points, one (21-7) 66, (7) Faith Christian (22-6) 41. vs. Lehigh. Tuesday, February 18 3-pointer, rebound, assist, four steals), Regional Semifinals 1 p.m. _ Central Championship:(1)BartramTrail2,(3)Oviedo1. Damari Henderson (two points, three Tuesday, February 25 Connecticut vs. Pittsburgh. Girls Basketball blocked shots, rebound, three assists, four All games at 7 p.m. RAIDERS SOFTBALL Class 3A-Region 1 steals), Anthony Cofield (two points, Class 7A-Region 1 The Raiders (12-1) hosted Semifinals rebound, assist, two steals), Jaylen Mobley (5) Ocoee at (1) Dr. Phillips. Miami-Dade College Friday Tuesday, February 18 (one point, rebound) and George Foxworth (6) Apopka at (2) Seminole. at Boombah Soldier’s Creek * (3) The Master’s Academy 74, at (2) and Cristhian Cespedes (one rebound each). Class 3A-Region 1 Park and is hosting what may Florida State University High School 67. Lake Mary Prep also won at home, easing (5) Jacksonville-Providence at (1) be the best State College * (1) Father Lopez 62, (5) Gainesville- past Victory Christian from Lakeland, 67-56, Jacksonville-Jackson. Softball event in the nation, P.K. Yonge (18-9) 49. in a Class 2A-Region 3 Quarterfinal behind (6) The Master’s Academy at (2) the CMI (Courtney Miller Finals Invitational) this weekend at Noah Reardon with 20 points and eight Windermere Prep. Boombah Soldiers Creek. Go Friday, February 21, 2020 rebounds and 8th Grader Jayden Williams Class 2A-Region 3 to _ Championship: (3) The Master’s Academy with double-double of 18 points and 13 (5) Mount Dora Christian at (1) www.seminolestateraiders.co Herald photo by Romeo Guzman at (1) Daytona Beach Father Lopez, late. rebounds to go along with five blocked shots. Orlando Christian Prep. m/documents/2020/2/19/C OʼShae Baker scored 20 of his game- Boys Basketball No. 6 seeded The Master’sAcademy pulled (3) Lake Mary Prep at (2) Central MI_2020.pdf _ for the sched- high 24 points in the first half. Seminole showed that it would suffer no off a big upset _ on paper _ going to Florida Christian Academy. ule. 17 total teams will be competing over the two days. Go to _ www.seminolestateraiders.co m _ for more information. Admission for regular season games is $5 for Adults, $3 for Youth (12&Under). Season Tickets are $30. RAIDERS BASEBALL The Seminole State baseball team (8-7) fell, 3-2, to Polk Overcoming problems State College in Winter Haven on Wednesday. Weather, illness The Raiders returned home on Friday to host St. Petersburg College and is hosting a noon doubleheader today (Saturday) can’t stop 2-Day with ASA Miami. Admission for regular season games is $5 for Adults, $3 for Youth (12&Under). Season February Rally Tickets are $30. By Dean Smith STETSON WOMEN Herald Staff Day’Neshia Banks scored 19 SANFORD — Despite wet, cold and windy weather, points and Jamiya Turner added 14 as Stetson defeated especially on Saturday, it being Super Bowl Weekend North Alabama 69-60 Monday and several regular competitors missing because of ill- night at the Edmunds Center. ness and school commitments, the first Rally of 2020 The Hatters (11-14, 5-7 still was a success when the City of Sanford Parks and ASUN) finished the game on Recreation Department and Central Florida Soap Box a 15-4 run after the Lions (17- Derby held two-day February Rally, Saturday, February 8, 8-5 ASUN) took a 2-point 1, and Sunday, February 2, at Mike Kirby Park. lead with five minutes to play. If we had been in Pennsylvania _ with it being Ground The Lions entered the game in Hog Day _ Saturday would have been perfect as there alone in second place in the ASUN standings but now find was no way Punxsutawney Phil could have seen his themselves tied with shadow, meaning Spring is coming soon, but here in Jacksonville and Liberty in the Sanford, cloudy and cold with several showers moving loss column. The Hatters are tied through the area, means a delay in the start of racing. for sixth but sit just two-and-a- Most of the AM Double races were run on a wet track, half games back of second place but the surface dried fairly quickly because of the wind, with five games to play. so the racing did not suffer any weather problems. The Hatters produced a Sunday was mostly sunny, but still cool and windy, but solid 40-minute effort one the racers ignored the conditions and put on a good show. game after letting a large second-half lead vs. Kennesaw The biggest problem on Sunday was illness to a couple of State slip away. Banks hit two Masters competitors forced that class not to be able to run. 3-pointers and scored eight of There were several individuals that had good week- her 19 points in the fourth end’s, including Logan and Mason Webb and ALexa quarter on Monday. Garran in Stock; Hannah Salley, Cheyenne Zabele, Turner tied a season-high Cassidy Martin, Alexis Head and Brianna Scallatino in with 14 points on 4-of-5 Super Stock; and Jillian Smith in Masters. shooting from the field and 5- The City of Sanford Parks and Recreation of-5 shooting from the line. Department and Central Florida Soap Box Derby will Kennedi Colclough and Megan Vincent scored nine be hosting the 2-day March Rally on Saturday and points apiece. Sunday, March 14-15, at Mike Kirby Park. Up Next: Check in will be at 7 a.m. each day, with racing The Hatters will now hit the beginning at 8 a.m. and the each day consisting of a road for games at Liberty at 2 Double Elimination race for each class in the morning, p.m. today (Saturday) and 7 followed by a lunch break and a Single Elimination p.m. NJIT on Monday. race for each class in the afternoon. STETSON MEN The registration fee is $100 per car and $175 total per fam- Three different players ily (two or more family members) for both days, or $55 per scored in double figures but car for single entries and $100 total per family (two or more Stetson was unable to over- family members) for one day,either Saturday or Sunday. come a sluggish first half as ThefinaldaytoregisteristhisWednesday,March11,at5:30p.m. the Hatters dropped a 78-69 Soap Box Derby racing is open to children ages 7 to 20 _ ASUN Conference decision to Stock, 7-to-13; Super Stock, 9-to-18; Masters, 10-to-20 _ with a NJIT, Thursday at the limited number of loaner cars available for new participants. Herald photos by Tommy Vincent Wellness & Events Center. Everyone, especially interested non-racers, is invited Despite seeing their four-game Saturday (top) started off wet and cold, but the racing was not affected as Alexa Garren and Mason Webb (second winning streak go by the boards to attend any of the family friendly events, free of the Hatters (15-13 overall, 9-4 charge, at beautiful Mike Kirby Park located on the row left), Hannah Salley and Brianna Scallatino (second row, right), Cassidy Martin and Cheyenne Zabele (third row, ASUN) it was all bad news for west side of Sanford on Oregon Avenue, north off of left), Alexis Head and Kira Hart (third row, right) and Jillian Smith and Keiyara Wimberley (above) all had good results. Stetson on Thursday.By virtue CR-46A (25th Street/H. E. Thomas Parkway) or east of Jacksonville’s loss to off of Rinehart Road, just south of the GreeneWay AM DOUBLE AM DOUBLE Lipscomb, the Hatters clinched entry. The track is East of Bentley Elementary School. 1. Hannah Salley; 2. Cheyenne Zabele; 3. Cassidy 1. Logan Webb; 2. Alexa Garran; 3. Samantha Hoagey; at least one home game in next For more information or to download a registration Martin; 4. Brianna Scallatino; 5. Alexis Head; 6. Lily 4. Leann Salley; 5. Mason Webb; 6. Robert Penny. month’s ASUN Conference form, please check out the websites at Penny; 7. Keiyon Wimberley; 8. Kira Hart. PM SINGLE Tournament. The quarterfinal www.AASBD.com or PM SINGLE 1. Logan Webb; 2. Mason Webb; 3. Samantha game will be March 3. Christiaan Jones led the www.centralfloridasoapboxderby.com or call the City of 1. Alexis Head; 2. Cassidy Martin; 3. Brianna Hoagey; 4. Alexa Garran; 5. Leann Salley; 6. Keiyara Hatters with 19 points, Jahlil Sanford Recreation Services Department at 407-688-5120. Scallatino; 4. Kira Hart; 5. Cheyenne Zabele; 6. Keiyon Wimberley; 7. Robert Penny; 8. Sarah Valencia. Rawley added 18 and Rob Here are the results for the 2-Day February Rally: Wimberley; 7. Hannah Salley. SUPER STOCK Perry chipped in with 15. But SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 MASTERS AM DOUBLE too many turnovers and an STOCK AM DOUBLE 1. Hannah Salley; 2. Cheyenne Zabele; 3. Cassidy uncharacteristic inability to AM DOUBLE 1. Jillian Smith; 2. Keiyara Wimberley; 3. Alyssa Martin; 4. Alexis Head; 5. Taylor Hutcheson; 6. Lily secure defensive rebounds were 1. Alexa Garran; 2. Mason Webb; 3. Leann Salley; 4. Head; 4. Emma Fox. Penny; 7. Kira Hart; 8. Brianna Scallatino; 9. Alyssa Head. ultimately Stetson’s undoing. Kaitlyn Salley. PM SINGLE PM SINGLE NJIT (8-18, 5-8) turned 16 PM SINGLE 1. Jillian Smith; 2. Alyssa Head; 3. Keiyara 1. Hannah Salley; 2. Cassidy Martin; 3. Brianna Stetson turnovers into 20 1. Mason Webb; 2. Alexa Garran; 3. Leann Salley; 4. Wimberley; 4. Emma Fox. Scallatino; 4. Keiyon Wimberley; 5. Cheyenne Zabele; See Briefs, Page 2B Kaitlyn Salley. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2 6. Lily Penny; 7. Alexis Head; 8. Alyssa Head. Others _ SUPER STOCK STOCK Taylor Hutcheson, Kira Hart. Page 2B • Sunday, February 23, 2020 SANFORD HERALD UCF men earn first win at Cincinnati Special to the Herald Knights in double figures, matched a career high himself with 20 points, his highest scoring output as a Knight, adding seven rebounds and three steals. CINCINNATI — Freshman Tony Johnson Jr. and junior Collin Smith, who fouled out early in the first overtime, scored Brandon Mahan combined for 41 points off the bench and the 17 points, grabbed six rebounds and dished out five assists, while UCF men’s basketball team earned its first win at Cincinnati in Matt Milon and Darin Green Jr. added 12 points each in the victory. program history, defeating the Bearcats 89-87 in double overtime UCF has now won three of its last four games and won in Wednesday night in front of a raucous Fifth Third Arena. Cincinnati for the first time in program history, knocking the Bearcats “It was a great game. I think both teams played a game that was inspired,” out of first place in the American Athletic Conference standings. UCF head coach Johnny Dawkins said after the game. “I’m just happy that The Knights will now get set to return home and host Tulane today our guys had a little bit left in the tank at the very end to close it.” (Saturday). UCF and the Green Wave tip off at noon from Addition The Knights (14-11, 5-8), holding a one-point lead with six sec- Financial Arena with coverage on ESPNU and FM 96.9 The Game. onds to play in the second overtime, made one final stop, as Here is the box score: Photo courtesy of UCFAA Jarron Cumberland’s floater rimmed out. Avery Diggs grabbed the UCF 89, CINCINNATI 87 (2OT) Tony Johnson Jr. (No. 1) had a monster night for the Knights. rebound and drew a foul with less than two seconds to play. UCF (14-11, 5-8 AAC) After missing the first, Diggs made the second to give UCF the two- Collin Smith 5-14 7-8 17, Matt Milon 3-10 4-5 12, Darin Green Jr.4-6 2-2 12, 80-80. 3-point field goals _ UCF 5-17 (Milon 2-6, Green 2-3, Johnson 1-4, point advantage. Cincinnati’s (17-9, 10-4) inbound went to Avery Diggs 3-5 1-2 7, Ceasar DeJesus 0-0 0-0 0, Tony Johnson Jr.7-16 6-7 21, Mahan 0-2, Smith 0-1, Diggs 0-1); Cincinnati 7-25 (Jv.Cumberland 4-9, Jr. Cumberland and his heave from halfcourt swished, but fortunately Brandon Mahan 9-15 2-2 20, Frank Bertz 0-1 0-0 0. TOTALS: 31-67 22-26 89. Cumberland 2-9, Scott 1-4, Adams-Woods 0-1, Williams 0-2). Team fouls _ for the Knights, it left his hands after the buzzer had already sounded. Cincinnati (17-9, 10-4 AAC) UCF 21; Cincinnati 21. Fouled out _ UCF,Smith; Cincinnati, Vogt. Johnson stepped up the most of all. The freshman came in averag- TreScott 9-20 3-4 22, Jarron Cumberland 6-20 5-5 19, Keith Williams 4-13 9- Technical fouls _ none. Rebounds _ UCF 37 (Johnson 9, Mahan 7, Smith 6, ing 2.2 points in 7.8 minutes per game, but with additional playing 10 17, Chris Vogt 2-3 3-5 7, MikaAdams-Woods 1-3 2-2 4, Jaevin Cumberland Green 6); Cincinnati 46 (Scott 21). Turnovers _ UCF 18; Cincinnati 21. time due to Dazon Ingram being out with an illness, he blew up for 4-9 0-0 12, Mamoudou Diarra 2-3 0-0 4, Jeremiah Davenport 1-2 0-0 2, Chris Assists _ UCF 14 (Johnson 6, Smith 5); Cincinnati 16 (Jr. Cumberland 9). 21 points, nine rebounds, six assists and six steals, all career highs. McNeal 0-1 0-0 0, Zach Harvey 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 29-74 22-26 87. Steals _ UCF 16 (Johnson 6); Cincinnati 9 (Scott, Williams 3 each). Blocked He was there and his team was there for him. Mahan, one of four other Halftime _ Cincinnati 37, UCF 32. Regulation _ 70-70. First overtime _ shots _ UCF 1 (Diggs); Cincinnati 8 (Vogt 4, Jr. Cumberland 3, Diarra). UCF baseball’s comeback effort comes up short against Stetson Special to the Herald the junior recorded back-to-back strikeouts to close out the win for ORLANDO —After a rocky start, the Hatters survive on back-to-back strikeouts to remain unbeaten Stetson and earn his first save. UCF baseball team rallied in the final two Jorge Arenas led off with a double Wingo, his first home run of the season. pop, left-handed reliver Ryan Saltonstall On Deck: innings of the contest with Stetson on against UCF starter Zack Hunsicker Foggo struck again in the sixth inning, was brought in to face Stetson freshman The Knights hit the road for the first Tuesday,but ultimately fell just short with a and then came in to score when this time off David Litchfield (Lake Mary first baseman Brandon Hylton. time this spring, travelling to Alabama final score of 6-5 in the first midweek Hunsicker’s throw to first on Kyle Prep), but the Knights answered in the The big left-handed hitter stayed back and to face SEC power Auburn in a 3- matchup of the season at John Euliano Park. Ball’s sacrifice bunt sailed wide of the bottom of the inning. With two-out and singled just over the outstretched glove of game series with games on Friday, 2 For the Hatters (4-0) it was the first vic- bag and down the right field line. no one on, Tom Josten walked on the the Knights second baseman into right cen- p.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m. on tory over the Knights (4-1) in Orlando The guests made it a 2-0 lead in the next pitch and Jordan Rathbone also hit ter to score two runs for a 6-4 Hatters’ lead. Sunday at Plainsman Park. UCF will since 2007 and just the second overall fourth inning when junior Eric Foggo his first home run to put UCF on top 4-3. Junior Chris Gonzalez came on to pitch also play Bethune-Cookman on victory over UCF during that stretch. blasted a line drive homer to left off Stetson answered right back in the in the seventh for Stetson and retired the Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Jackie Robinson The only other Hatters win in the series Jaylin Whitehead, the first of six UCF seventh against Billy McKay (0-1). Ball first seven men he faced before allowing Stadium in Daytona Beach. since 2007 came during the 2018 season, relievers in the game. The Knights came and Mark Townsend singled and a one-out walk, followed by a pinch-hit The Hatters were back at Melching but that win came at Melching Field. right back in the bottom of the frame Giovany Lorenzo drew a walk to load double by Ben McCabe in the ninth. Field on Friday night to open a 19-game The Hatters got on the board in the when an infield single by sophomore the bases with one out. Jonathan Meola That is where Garner Spoljaric came homestand against Hartford. The 3-game third, while UCF struggled to put any center fielder Gephry Pena was followed was then hit by a pitch to force in the in. A passed ball made the score 6-5 series wraps up with games on Saturday runners on base in that time, when by a two-run homer off the bat of Dalton tying run. After getting Foggo on a foul but, with the tying run at third base, (6:30 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.). UCF women pull away from USF, completes sweep of War On I-4 Special to the Herald UCF pushed its advantage to double digits in the second quarter, going up 21-9 before taking a ORLANDO (UCFKnights.com) — A dominant 23-18 lead into the locker room. South Florida defensive effort led the UCF women’s basketball scored five unanswered out of the break to tie team to a 56-48 win over South Florida in the score at 23-23 and traded lead with the Addition Financial Arena on Wednesday evening. Knights until just before the media timeout. UCF (16-8, 8-4 The American) forced South Florida Leading 38-32 heading into the fourth quarter, (15-11, 7-5 The American) into 21 turnovers and held Kay Kay Wright took over. She scored six unan- them to just 32.7 percent shooting from the floor. swered points to push UCF out to a seven-point The Knights completed the season sweep of the Bulls advantage, 46-39, halfway through the frame. After and added three points to UCF’s War On i-4 total, South Florida pulled within four, 52-48, Wright and bringing the 2019-20 tally to 33-9. The win also pushed Gayle put the game out of reach in the final minute. UCF into a tie with Cincinnati for second in the league Wright posted a game-high 24 points, scoring 14 in standings with four regular season contests. the fourth quarter on 5-of-6 shooting from the floor. The Black and Gold scored the first basket of the Brittney Smith added 10 points for the Knights contest but then the Bulls scored six unanswered to while Masseny Kaba grabbed a team-leading eight take a four-point advantage out of the media time- rebounds. Diamond Battles dished out three assists out. A pair of three-pointers from Georgia Gayle and without a turnover in nearly 26 minutes of action. a free throw from Masseny Kaba pushed the Black Next Up: and Gold back in front where the Knights remained, UCF is at No. 6 Connecticut today (Saturday) leading 13-7 at the end of the first 10 minutes. for a 1 p.m. tip. The game will stream on ESPN3. Photo courtesy of UCFAA The UCF women completed a season sweep of South Florida.

Briefs The Hatters visit ASUN leader The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on Here is the box score: 8, Diamond Battles 0-3 3-6 3, Jnaya Walker 0-0 0-0 0, Continued from Page 1B Liberty at 5 p.m. today (Saturday) Wednesday will have Billabongs UCF 56, South Florida 48 Destiny Thomas 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 15-56 23-35 56. points, and had 13 second-chance in Lynchburg, Va. battling the Lions at 6:30 p.m.; points. Combine those numbers Fusion squaring off with Wet Spot at South Florida (15-11, 7-5 AAC) South Florida 7 11 14 16 _ 48 with 25 points from ASUN scoring SANFORD ADULT SOFTBALL 7:30 p.m. and The Blue Liners tack- Shae Leverett 4-6 2-3 10, Elena Tsineke 2-12 5-6 UCF 13 10 15 18 _ 56 leader Zach Cooks and the Here is the upcoming schedule in ling Fed Up at 8:30 p.m. 10, Bethy Mununga 2-5 3-3 7, Elisa Pinzan 2-7 0-0 3-point field goals _ USF 2-18 (Tsineke 1-5, Jordao 1- Highlanders grabbed a victory. the City of Sanford Parks and Everyone is invited to watch the 0-4 5, Sydni Harvey 1-10 0-2 2, Cristina Bermejo 2, Harvey 0-6, Brabencova 0-5); UCF 3-11 (Gayle 2-5, Jones was 7 of 11 from the field Recreation Department Adult games for free at Pinehurst Park. 2-2 1-1 5, Tamara Henshaw 2-4 0-0 4, Kristyna Wright 1-4, Martin 0-2). Team fouls _ USF 28; UCF 15. but made only 5 of 9 at the free Softball Polar Bear Season. For more information contact Eric Brabencova 2-5 0-0 4, Beatriz Jordao 0-1 1-2 1, Fouled out _ USF,Leverett, Tsineke. Technicals _ UCF, The Church League on Monday throw line. Rawley was 6 of 10 Griffin, City of Sanford Recreation Enna Pehadzic 0-0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 17-52 12-17 48. bench. Rebounds _ USF 43 (Mununga 11); UCF 40 from the field with a pair of 3- will have the Church of Jesus Christ Supervisor, at 407-688-5120, Option pointers and made all 4 of his free of Hope & Glory taking on Central 6; or the League Website _ UCF (16-8, 8-4 AAC) (Kaba 8, Smith 5). Turnovers _ USF 21; UCF 8. Assists throw attempts. Perry enjoyed a 6 Baptist Church-Green at 6:30 p.m. http://www.leaguelineup.com/we Kay Kay Wright 8-23 7-9 24, Brittney Smith 2-9 6-6 _ USF 6 (Pinzan 3); UCF 6 (Battles 3). Steals _ USF 4 of 11 night from the floor. and Central Baptist Church-Blue lcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanfor 10, Masseny Kaba 1-7 5-10 7, Courtajia Sanders 2-4 (Leverett 2); UCF 4 (Kaba 2). Blocks _ USF 4 (Leverett, Up Next: facing The Rock at 7:30 p.m. dsoftball&sid=804638851. 0-0 4, Sianni Martin 0-5 0-0 0, Georgia Gayle 2-5 2-4 Mununga, Harvey,Brabencova); UCF 1 (Kaba). SANFORD HERALD Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 • PAGE 3B OBITUARIES

LOUIS BROWN, SR. Mary Lou Brown Ingram of saw in her was the strength Michelle Ann Nathan; as well RICHARD ‘DICK’ VAN Sweetwater in Longwood, Tampa, Leola Brown of she inherited from her par- as grandparents, aunts, DER WEIDE Florida. Louis Brown, Sr., 75, of Brooksville, Fla., Patricia ents; they were the strongest uncles, and cousins. He also enjoyed spending Sanford, passed away Feb. 14, Peoples of Sanford, and Linda in faith as well as physically; She is survived by her chil- Richard “Dick” Van Der time with family and friends 2020 at Healthcare and Brown of Sanford. more than anyone in the fami- dren: Kay Shukwit and her Weide 81, went home to be between their cabin in North Rehabilitation Center of A memorial service will be ly has ever known. Claire's husband Mark; Steven Franco; with the Lord, on Monday, Carolina and their home in Sanford. held Saturday, Feb. 22 at 2 love for Jesus was clearly Tracy Davis and her husband February 17, 2020. He was Longwood, Florida. He He was born in Brooksville, p.m. at West 17th Street known by those who knew Daniel; Tammy Clark and her born on December 22, 1938 in moved to Spring Branch, Fla. and lived in the Sanford Church of Christ, 1400 W. her. She would make it husband Shannon. Gardner, Massachusetts to Texas in 2015 to be near his area for 65 years. He worked 17th St., Sanford, Fla. with known when a prayer was Grandchildren: Cindi Snyder, Benjamin and Minnie Van Der youngest son Brad and his for CXS Railroad as a heavy Brother Clarence E. Bell pre- awaiting Amber Speich, Christina Weide. He was blessed with family. equipment siding. an answer Bowman, Nina Johnson, two brothers (Benjamin, Jr. Dick is survived by his wife operator Wilson-Eichelberger and the Ashlyn Franco, Adam and Paul) and four sisters Judy of 58 years, his three and was a Mortuary, Sanford, is in answer Nathan, Terri Epperson, (Agnes, Gloria, Beatrice and sons Richard (Stacey), Scot, member of charge of all arrangements. was Danielle Nathan, Gera Elaine). and Brad (Jessica). His four the West received Snelling, Mark Shukwit, Jr., Dick grandchildren, Magen Hardin 17th Street CLAIRE NATHAN by her Austin Franco, and Peyton was a vet- (Mike), Abbey Weaver Church of with a, Franco. 15 great grandchil- eran of (Hunter), Trey Van Der Weide Christ. Claire Nathan was born in "Thank dren in all. Brother: Dennis the US Air and Mallory Van Der Weide He is Bloomington, California on you Mart and his wife Bonnie; sis- Force and his two great grandsons survived March 13, 1945 to Wayne and Jesus!". ter: Sharon Haldeman and her (1962- Hunter and Richard Weaver. by his Clara Martz. Claire's many Claire Claire's husband Ron. As well as 1966). He He is also survived by one sis- Louis wife, Cora joys in life included: working Nathan church numerous nieces and was an ter Beatrice Zylstra (Dave). He Brown, Sr. L. Brown in her yard; helping her fami- home was nephews. entrepre- is predeceased by his parents, of Sanford; ly with home improvement Northland A remembrance for Claire neur start- three sisters and both broth- sons, projects as well as the projects a Church Distributed in was held on Saturday ing three ers. Jeffery Brown (Rosa) of around her own home; spend- Longwood, Florida; she was a February 22, 2020. businesses In lieu of flowers please Richard ‘Dick’ Van Blaithe, Calif., Louis Brown, ing time with her close friends devoted member since 1995. Remember Claire when a in make a donation to the Der Weide Jr. (Tarina) of Columbus, at monthly gatherings or Her love for her pastors and slight breeze blows, when a Seminole Veterans or St. Jude Children's Ohio, Rodney Brown (Aida) going to dances at the area church family was evident. flower blooms, when you par- County, Research Hospital. of Temecula, Calif., and churches and community cen- Claire took her last earthly take in activities you enjoyed Florida and served as a Services are will be held at Quinton Henderson (Tremain) ters. Claire's love for dancing breath February 14, 2020. together, and when you see a Seminole County First Baptist Sweetwater of Sanford; daughters, was abundant as she knew She is preceded in death by Cardinal in all of its red glory; Commissioner for 20 years. Church, 3800 Wekiva Springs Jaqueline Brown (Carl) of various ballroom dances, her parents: Wayne and Clara it was her favorite bird. She He lived in Seminole County Road, Longwood, FL 32779 Powell, Tenn., and Jil F. country line dancing, as well Martz; brothers: Robert Martz, always said, "When a for 41 years and was very Visitation - 1:00 pm to 2:00 Brown of Sanford; brothers, as some newer dances like the Derald Martz, Vernon Martz, Cardinal comes into your involved in his community pm on Saturday, February 22, Samuel Brown, Jr. of Daytona Cha Cha Slide.The strength and baby Terry Martz; sister: yard, it is your loved one who with the Christian Sharing 2020 with a Memorial Service Beach, and Otis Brown of Claire's children, grandchil- Carol Hurst; son: Troy David has passed and they are visit- Center, Christian Coalition, beginning at 2:00 pm Brooksville, Fla.; and sisters, dren, and great grandchildren Bradford; granddaughter: ing you." and a Deacon at First Baptist

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PROGRAM pay the bills, and people are “Everybody was friendly pened. She baked for several Johnson said. She said she has Johnson said, meaning they clamoring for her cooking. there,” she said in a phone events, and her sister hosted a health issues; three of her chil- are her reason for living. Johnson described the interview with the Herald. dessert festival featuring dren do as well. Two of her She remembers in high Continued from Page 1A application process when she The company spokesperson Johnson’s delectables. four children are disabled, she school thinking she would talked with the chef for the described company benefits, If you want to see what she said. She takes things one day never want to have a disabled culinary program. She didn’t many of which started upon can do, check out her at a time. child. had to learn to leave those have to have experience, and being hired without wait Scrumptious Pastries public “No matter what your “Lo and behold, I have close to her who didn’t help the 16-week program would times. While the commute to page on Facebook. You’ll see going through, you can get three of them,” she said, refer- her situation. Her children be provided at no charge. the Hyatt isn’t always pleas- chocolate flourless cakes, blue- through it,” she said. People ring to her children who have were her sole motivation, she She worked with Chef ant, she said, the job has berry cheesecake and cookies may have to reach out to oth- disabilities. “God knows what said. Israel Santiago in the pro- turned her life around. and cream trifle mania. ers, she said. That was once you can handle, but you don’t Then, she saw the flier at gram, Johnson said, and while “I’d probably still be strug- She is in the process of very difficult for her, and she know what you can handle Goodwill in Sanford. It adver- she didn’t do a lot with pas- gling to make ends meet,” opening a food and child care understands how hard it can until you have to deal with it tised the Second Harvest tries, she does love to cook Johnson said. non-profit business that will be to ask for help. yourself.” Culinary Program. Spanish food. It wasn’t long before con- teach young people about “You may have to swallow If you are struggling, she She had an aunt and uncle The last four weeks or so of gregants at the New Life cooking. She’s not leaving your pride,” Johnson advised. said, hold on. who are both chefs. Her the course, she said the pro- Word Center in Sanford heard Hyatt, however, as they have “Every day I get up, and I say, “I just want to let people daughter loved cooking and gram helped students search about Johnson’s cooking. They been kind to her and are will- ‘One day at a time.’” know, no matter what’s going has always held the dream of various cooking jobs. One started asking when she was ing to be flexible with her She said she looks for little on in life, there’s always running her own bakery some inquiry was with the Hyatt going to cook for church schedule. groups of people who can someone that will help you,” day. So Johnson thought the Regency Grand Cypress in members. One woman told Johnson said she wants to inspire her and listen as well. she said. program would be a “good Orlando. While she took a Johnson to put her pastries encourage people who may be Above all, her children— To find out more about the area to try.” tour of the facility, she said out there and people will struggling as she once was. ages 14, 13, 11 and 10—keep Second Harvest Culinary Now, she works full-time as she was also applying online come to you. “Your current situation is her motivated. Training Program, search feed- a pastry chef. She is able to for work at the hotel. That’s exactly what hap- not your final destination,” “My kids are my why,” hopenow.org. PAGE 4B Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD WORSHIP GUIDE

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Notice of Application for Tax 0014- Battle, Alice WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.ELIZABETH MARTIN F/K/A Room S. 201 Sandford, Florida erty in Seminole County, Florida: Declaration of Deed Payment of Sale fee, applicable 139B- Moore, Daniel ELIZABETH M DEJESUS; 32771 on April 16, 2020 at Condominium thereof documentary stamp taxes and 146B- Abreu, Alexis Plaintiff, DONALD C. DEJESUS; 11:00 a.m. or as soon possible THE LAND DESCRIBED ("Declaration") recorded NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, recording fees are required to UNKNOWN TENANT 1 N/K/A thereafter, the following HEREIN IS SITUATED IN THE in Official Records Book that MIKON FINANCIAL SERV- be paid by the successful bidder Contents may include house- v. JABEZ MARTIN; ANY AND ALL described property set forth in STATE OF FLORIDA, COUNTY 6580, Pages 568 through ICES INC & OCEAN BANK, the at the sale. Full payment of an hold items, luggage, toys, furni- UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- the Order of Final Judgment: OF SEMINOLE, AND IS 646, of the Public Records holder of the following certifi- amount equal to the highest bid ture, clothing, commercial SIM JACKSON, JR. A/K/A SIM ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: of SEMINOLE County, cate(s) has filed said certifi- is due within 24 hours after the equipt., car etc. JACKSON; RETRENA M JACK- AND AGAINST THE HEREIN The East 1/2 of the East 1/2 of LOT 9, AND THE NORTH 25 Florida, and any and all cate(s) for a tax deed to be advertised time of sale. All pay- SON A/K/A RETRENA JACK- NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN- the Southwest 1/4 of the FEET OF LOT 10, IN BLOCK 20 amendments thereto, issued thereon. The certificate ments shall be cash or guaran- Auction to be held at Compass SON; UNKNOWN TENANT 1; DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT Southwest 1/4, lying North of OF SANLANDO THE SUBURB together with any and all number(s) and year(s) of teed instrument, made payable Self Storage, 2435 SR 426 UNKNOWN TENANT 2; TUSCA KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR Lake Mills Road, Section 27, BEAUTIFUL, SANFORD SEC- common elements and issuance, the description of the to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Oviedo Fl 32765 on March PLACE HOMEOWNERS ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Township 21 South, Range 32 TION, AS THE SAME IS limited common elements property, and the name(s) in 04,2020 at 1:15 p.m. or ther- ASSOCIATION, INC. D/B/A UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY East, Seminole County, Florida. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, appurtenant thereto.. which it was assessed is/are as Dated on 02/12/2020 after. Viewing at time of sale TUSCA PLACE HOA CLAIM AN INTEREST AS PAGE 66, OF THE PUBLIC follows: only. The owners or their SPOUSES, HEIRS, A/K/A: 880 Lake Mills Road- RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Property address: 484 GRANT MALOY agents reserve the right to bid Defendants. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR Chuluota, Florida 32766 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Jordan Stuart Circle, CERTIFICATE NO: 3521 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT on any unit and also to refuse OTHER CLAIMANTS are PARCEL NUMBER(S): #206, Apopka, FL 32703 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 2017 COURT AND COMPTROLLER any bid. NOTICE OF SALE Defendants. Any person claiming an interest 1221295BD2000090 PARCEL ID #: SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- in the surplus from the sale, if You are required to file a written 18-21-30-509-0000-019A DA Compass Self Storage #113 Notice is hereby given that, pur- The Clerk of the Court, any, other than the property 730 PREBLE AVE, ALTA- response with the Court and 2435 W .State Road 426 suant to the Final Judgment of Grant Maloy will sell to the owner as of the date of the lis MONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 serve a copy of your written Description of property: by: JUDITH ECKENROTH Oviedo, FL 32765 Foreclosure entered on January highest bidder for cash at 301 pendens must file a claim within defenses, if any, to it on Padgett E 39.5 FT OF N 109 FT OF LOT Deputy Clerk Tel: (407)366-2069 14, 2020, in this cause, in the N. Park Avenue, Room S-201, 60 days after the sale. has been filed against you and Law Group, whose address is 19 FROSTS ADD NO 2 TO Fax:(407)366-2810 Circuit Court of Seminole Sanford, FL 32771 on March 10, you are required to serve a copy 6267 Old Water Oak Road, ALTAMONTE PB 1 PG 13 Publish: February 16, 23, [email protected] County, Florida, the office of 2020 at 11:00 AM EST the fol- Dated this 11th day of February, of your written defenses, if any, Suite 203, Tallahassee, FL March 1, 8, 2020 om Grant Maloy, Clerk of the Circuit lowing described real property 2020. to it on Jeffrey C. Hakanson, 32312, at least thirty (30) days Names in which assessed:B098 compassselfstorage.com Court, shall sell the property sit- as set forth in said Final Esquire, of McIntyre Thanasides from the date of first publication, HORIS MACK uated in Seminole County, Judgment, to wit: In Seminole County: If you Bringgold Elliott Grimaldi Guito and file the original with the clerk Publish: February 16, 23, 2020 Florida, described as: are a person with a dis- & Matthews, P.A., 500 E. of this court either before serv- All of said property being in the B113 LOT 124 OF SPRING ability who needs any Kennedy Blvd., Suite 200, ice on Plaintiff's attorney or County of Seminole, State of Notice of Sale LOT 10, OF TUSCA PLACE - OAKS, ACCORDING TO accommodation in order Tampa, Florida 33602, within immediately thereafter; other- Florida. SOUTH, ACCORDING TO THE THE PLAT THEREOF AS to participate in this pro- thirty (30) days of the date of the wise, a default will be entered Personal Property of the follow- PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORD- RECORDED IN PLAT ceeding, you are entitled, first publication of this notice, against you for the relief Unless such certificate(s) shall ing tenants will be sold at public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ED IN PLAT BOOK 72, AT BOOK 16, PAGE(S) 84 at no cost to you, to the and file the original with the demanded in the complaint. be redeemed according to law, auction to the highest bidder for OF THE EIGHTEENTH PAGES 71 AND 72, OF THE AND 85, OF THE PUBLIC provision of certain assis- Clerk of this Court either before the property described in such cash to satisfy a rental lien in JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI- RECORDS OF SEMINOLE tance. Please contact service on Plaintiff's attorney or DATED this 6th day of certificate(s) will be sold to the accordance with Florida Statute AND FOR SEMINOLE NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. ADA Coordinator, Diana immediately thereafter; other- February, 2020. highest bidder at Clerk of the and the Florida Self Storage COUNTY, FLORIDA Stewart, at the Seminole wise a default will be entered Circuit Court and Comptroller, Facility Act, Sections 83.806 a/k/a 2556 VINEYARD CIR, Any person claiming an interest County Courthouse, 301 against you for the relief GRANT MALOY 301 N Park Ave., Room S-201, and 83.807. CASE NO. 59-2019-CA- SANFORD, FL 32771-6844 in the surplus from the sale, if North Park Avenue, Suite demanded in the Complaint. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Sanford, Florida, on Thursday, 001712 any, other than the property N301, Sanford, Florida COURT AND COMPTROLLER April 2, 2020, at 9:00 am. Unit #’s at public sale, to the highest and owner as of the date of the lis 32771, telephone no. 407 DATED this 5th day of February, best bidder, for cash, in Room pendens must file a claim before 665 4227 within two (2) 2020. BY: KORY BAILEY S201 in the Courthouse located the clerk reports the surplus as working days of your Deputy Clerk at 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, unclaimed. receipt of this notice, if GRANT MALOY FL 32771, on March 12, you are hearing or voice CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Publish: February 16, 23, 2020 2020 beginning at 11:00 AM. Dated this 10 day of February, impaired, call 1 800 955 AND COMPTROLLER B125 2020. 8771. Any person claiming an interest By: Kory G. Bailey in the surplus from the sale, if ALDRIDGE PITE, LLP GRANT MALOY, CLERK OF Deputy Clerk any, other than the property Attorney for Plaintiff CIRCUIT COURT AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT owner as of the date of the lis 1615 South Congress Avenue COMPTROLLER "If you are a person with a OF THE 18TH JUDICIAL pendens must file a claim before Suite 200 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- disability who needs any CIRCUIT IN AND FOR the clerk reports the surplus as Delray Beach, FL 33445 DA accommodation in order SEMINOLE COUNTY, unclaimed. Telephone: 561-392-6391 to participate in this pro- FLORIDA Facsimile: 561-392-6965 Steven W. Moore, Esquire ceeding, you are entitled, Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida 8240 118th Avenue North, at no cost to you, to the Case No.: 18-DR-4096-K this 12 day of February, 2020. By: Nusrat Mansoor Suite 300 provision of certain assis- Division FBN: 86110 Largo, Florida 33773 tance. If you require eXL Legal, PLLC Primary E-Mail: (727) 395-9300 assistance please con- In re: The Marriage of: [email protected] (727) 395-9329 facsimile tact: Designated Email Address: FBN:0982660 DIANA CHIRIELEISON [email protected] IMPORTANT [email protected] ADA Coordinator at Petitioner, 12425 28th Street North, [email protected] Seminole Court Suite 200 AMERICANS WITH DIS- Administration And St. Petersburg, FL 33716 ABILITIES ACT: If you are Publish: February 16, 23, 2020 301 N. Park Avenue Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 a person with a disability B123 Suite N301 Tomas Guerra, Attorney for the Plaintiff who needs any accommo- Sanford, Florida, 32771- Respondent dation in order to partici- 1292 By: David L. Reider pate in this proceeding, (407) 665-4227 NOTICE OF ACTION FOR FBN 95719 you are entitled, at no IN THE CIRCUIT COURT DISSOLUTION OF MAR- cost to you, to the provi- OF THE EIGHTEENTH NOTE: You must contact RIAGE If you are a person with a sion of certain assis- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN coordinator at least 7 (NO CHILD OR FINAN- disability who needs any tance. If you require AND FOR days before your sched- CIAL SUPPORT) accommodation in order assistance please con- SEMINOLE COUNTY, uled court appearance, or to participate in this pro- tact: ADA Coordinator, at FLORIDA immediately upon receiv- TO: TOMAS GUERRA ceeding, you are entitled, Seminole Court CIVIL DIVISION ing this notification if the 700 East 9th Ct. at no cost to you, to the Administration, 301 N. time before the scheduled Hialeah, Florida 33010 provision of certain assis- Park Ave, Suite N301, Case No.: 2019-CA- appearance is less than 7 tance. If you require Sanford, Florida, 32771- 003616 days; if you are hearing or YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an assistance please con- 1292, (407) 665-4227. Division: voice impaired in action for dissolution of mar- tact: NOTE: You must contact Seminole County, call riage has been filed against you ADA Coordinator at coordinator at least 7 MADISON ALAMOSA HECM, 711.”" and that you are required to Seminole Court days before your sched- LLC, serve a copy of your written Administration uled court appearance, or Publish: February 16, 23, 2020 defenses, if any, to it on DIANA 301 N. Park Avenue immediately upon receiv- Plaintiff, B124 CHIRIELEISON, whose address Suite N301 ing this notification if the is 1604 Oviedo Grove Circle Sanford, Florida, 32771- time before the scheduled -vs- Apt. 19 Oviedo Florida 32765 on 1292 appearance is less than 7 or before 07/05/19, and file the (407) 665-4227 days; if you are hearing or THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT original with the clerk of this voice impaired, call 711. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, FOR THE EIGHTEENTH Court at 301 N. Park Avenue, NOTE: You must contact ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Sanford, FL 32771 before serv- coordinator at least 7 Publish: February 16, 23, 2020 CREDITORS, TRUSTEES OR AND FOR ice on Petitioner or immediately days before your sched- B122 OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM- SEMINOLE COUNTY, thereafter. If you fail to do uled court appearance, or ING BY, THROUGH, UNDER FLORIDA so, a default may be immediately upon receiv- OR AGAINST SHIRLEY L. CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION entered against you for ing this notification if the MOORE, DECEASED; STACY the relief demanded in the time before the scheduled IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FEDELE A/K/A STACY HANK- CASE NO.: petition. appearance is less than 7 OF THE EIGHTEENTH INS AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE 2019CA001850 days; if you are hearing or JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN OF STACY FEDELE A/K/A The action is asking the court to voice impaired in AND FOR STACY HANKINS; RICHARD L. TRB APOPKA LLC decide how the following real or Seminole County, call SEMINOLE COUNTY, MOORE, JR. AND UNKNOWN or personal property should be 711. FLORIDA SPOUSE OF RICHARD L. Plaintiff(s), divided: CIVIL DIVISION MOORE, JR., if living, and all Publish: February 16, 23, 2020 UCN: unknown parties claiming by, vs. Copies of all court docu- B121 592019CA0018340000XX through, under or against the ments in this case, includ- CASE NO.: above named Defendants who JEAN C. PAUL; THE ing orders, are available 2019-CA-001834-14N-L are not known to be dead or UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF at the Clerk of the Circuit alive, whether said unknown JEAN C. PAUL; THE Court’s office. You may IN THE CIRCUIT COURT BAYWAY INVESTMENT FUND, parties may claim an interest as MILAN CONDOMINIUM review these documents OF THE EIGHTEENTH LP. spouses, heirs, devisees, ASSOCIATION, INC.; THE upon request. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN a Florida limited partnership, grantees, assignees, lienors, UNKNOWN TENANT IN AND FOR creditors, trustees or other POSSESSION, You must keep the Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY, Plaintiff, claimants, claiming by, through, of the Circuit Court’s FLORIDA under or against the said Defendant(s). office notified of your cur- vs. STACY FEDELE A/K/A STACY rent address. (You may CASE NO.: HANKINS AND UNKNOWN NOTICE OF ACTION file Notice of Current 2018CA001725 SUNNY MILLS, LLC., AIDA SPOUSE OF STACY FEDELE Address, Florida Supreme MONTANEZ, A/K/A STACY HANKINS; TO: JEAN C. PAUL Court Approved Family WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., ANY KNOWN AND/OR RICHARD L. MOORE, JR. AND LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: Law Form 12.915.) Future UNKNOWN TENANTS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF 484 JORDAN STUART CIR- papers in this lawsuit will Plaintiff, RICHARD L. MOORE, JR.; THE CLE #206, APOPKA, FL 32703 be mailed to the address Defendants. SECRETARY OF HOUSING CURRENT ADDRESS: on record at the clerk’s VS. AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT; UNKNOWN office. SECOND AMENDED UNKNOWN TENANT 1; ELIZABETH MARTIN F/K/A NOTICE OF SALE UNKNOWN TENANT 2, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF WARNING: Rule 12.285, ELIZABETH M DEJESUS; et al, (As to date of revised final JEAN C. PAUL Florida Family Law Rules judgment) Defendants. LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: of Procedure, requires Defendant(s). 484 JORDAN STUART CIR- certain automatic disclo- NOTICE IS GIVEN that, pur- NOTICE OF ACTION - CLE #206, APOPKA, FL 32703 sure of documents and NOTICE OF FORECLO- suant to a Revised Final MORTGAGE FORECLO- CURRENT ADDRESS: information. Failure to SURE SALE PURSUANT Judgment dated January 30, SURE UNKNOWN comply can result in sanc- TO 2020, in Case No.: 2019-CA- tions, including dismissal CHAPTER 45 001834-14N-L of the Circuit TO: RICHARD L. MOORE, JR. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED or striking of pleadings. Court of Seminole County, AND UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF that a civil action has been filed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Florida, in which BAYWAY RICHARD L. MOORE, JR. against you in the Circuit Court Dated: 05/06/19 that sale will be made pursuant INVESTMENT, LP is the Plaintiff Whose Residences are: of Seminole County, Florida, to to an Order Resetting Sale and SUNNY MILLS, LLC, a Unknown foreclose certain real property Grant Maloy entered on December 17, 2019 Florida limited partnership, AIDA Whose last Known Mailing described as follows: CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT in Civil Case No. MONTANEZ AND ANY KNOWN Addresses are: 6881 Indian COURT AND COMPTROLLER 2018CA001725, of the Circuit AND/OR UNKNOWN TEN- Creek Dr., Apt. 205, Miami The Condominium Parcel Court of the EIGHTEENTH ANTS are the Defendants, I, Beach, FL 33141 known as UNIT 206, By: Rosetta M. Adams Judicial Circuit in and for Grant Maloy, Clerk of the Circuit BUILDING 11, ("Unit") Deputy Clerk Seminole County, Florida, Court and Comptroller will sell to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THE MILAN, A CONDO- wherein, WELLS FARGO the highest and best bidder for that an action to foreclose a MINIUM, ("Condominium") Publish: February 16, 23, BANK, N.A. is the Plaintiff, and cash at 301 N. Park Avenue, mortgage on the following prop- according to the March 1, 8, 2020 PAGE 6B Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD

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B126 on 03/06/2020, 10:00 am at expired, the goods will be sold 2522 COUNTRY CLUB RD And, due notice having been to the highest bidder or other- SANFORD, FL 32771, given, to the owner of said prop- wise disposed of at a public auc- 1FTCR10A0VTA48170 erty and all parties known to tion held online at “Intention to Lease” 1997 FORD claim an interest therein, and www.StorageTreasures.com, the time specified in such notice which will end on Pursuant to Section 373.093, pursuant to subsection 713.78 for payment of such having Florida Statutes, the St. Johns of the Florida Statutes. SAN- expired, the goods will be sold Thursday, March 19th, River Water Management FORD TOWING reserves the to the highest bidder or other- 2020 @ 10:05am District (“District”) gives notice of right to accept or reject any wise disposed of at a public auc- Life Storage #8308 its intention to lease approxi- and/or all bids. tion held online at 1010 Lockwood Blvd. mately 4,514+ acres of property, www.StorageTreasures.com, Oviedo, FL 32765 located in the Charles H. Publish: February 23, 2020 which will end on (407) 365-5050 Bronson State Forest in B152A Seminole County, Florida, to be Thursday, March 19th, Customer Name, used for cattle grazing. The 2020 @ 10am Inventory: property is anticipated to be 2650 W. 25th Street leased April 14, 2020 at approx- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Sanford, FL 32771 John Humphries – Hsld imately 9 a.m. at the District OFF THE CHAIN TOWING 407-324-9985 gds/Furn, Tools/Applnces, Headquarters, 4049 Reid gives Notice of Foreclosure of Sprtng gds Street, Palatka, FL, 32177. Lien and intent to sell these Customer Name, vehicle on 3/07/2020 8:00 Inventory: Ethan Peters – Hsld gds/Furn Publish: February 23, March 1, am an auction will take place at 8, 2020 855 E 25th STREET, SAN- Agustin Montano James Kojac - Boxes B149 FORD, FL 32771. The vehicles Household Goods/Furniture which will be auctioned include: Publish: February 23, March 1, James Mathews III 2020 WVWPD63B6XE496907 Household Goods/Furniture B157 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 1999 VOLK/PASSAT GLX OVIEDO ROAD AND WRECK- 4DR/GREEN Monicha Slater ER SERVICE gives Notice of Household Goods / Furniture / Foreclosure of Lien and intent to NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: TV / Stereo Equip. / Tools / NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE sell these vehicles on OFF THE CHAIN TOWING Appliances 03/07/2020, 10:00 am at 174 E. gives Notice of Foreclosure of In accordance with the provi- Mitchell Hammock Rd. Oviedo, Lien and intent to sell these Jeanne Fullam sions of State law, there being FL 32765-9793, pursuant to vehicle on 3/18/2020 8:00 Household Goods/Furniture due and unpaid charge for subsection 713.78 of the Florida am an auction will take place at which the undersigned is enti- Statutes. OVIEDO ROAD AND 855 E 25th STREET, SAN- Shane Lotito tled to satisfy an owner and/or WRECKER SERVICE reserves FORD, FL 32771. The vehicles Household Goods/Furniture manager's lien of the goods the right to accept of reject any which will be auctioned include: hereinafter described and and/or all bids. Jasmond Haynes stored at the Life Storage loca- KM8JU3AC1DU687048 Household Goods/Furniture tion(s) listed below. 5FNRL18614B043797 2013 HYUNDAI 2004 HONDA TUCSON/BLUE LIMITED Publish: February 23, March 1, And, due notice having been 2020 given, to the owner of said prop- Publish: February 23, 2020 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: B155 erty and all parties known to B150 OFF THE CHAIN TOWING claim an interest therein, and gives Notice of Foreclosure of the time specified in such notice Lien and intent to sell these for payment of such having vehicle on 3/14/2020 8:00 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE expired, the goods will be sold NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: am an auction will take place at to the highest bidder or other- ATHENS TOWING AND 855 E 25th STREET, SAN- In accordance with the provi- wise disposed of at a public auc- RECOVERY INC gives Notice FORD, FL 32771. The vehicles sions of State law, there being tion held online at of Foreclosure of Lien and intent which will be auctioned include: due and unpaid charge for www.StorageTreasures.com, to sell these vehicles on which the undersigned is enti- which will end on 03/17/2020, 08:00 am at 2773 1NP5DB8X9VN437862 tled to satisfy an owner and/or Navigator Avenue, Sanford, 1997 PTRB 379 SERIES/BLUE manager's lien of the goods Thursday, March 19th, Florida 32773, pursuant to sub- TRUCK hereinafter described and 2020 @ 10:00am section 713.78 of the Florida stored at the Life Storage loca- Life Storage #111 Statutes. ATHENS TOWING Publish: February 23, 2020 tion(s) listed below. 130 Concord Drive AND RECOVERY INC reserves B153 Casselberry, FL 32707 the right to accept or reject any And, due notice having been (407) 339-3803 given, to the owner of said prop- and/or all bids. erty and all parties known to Customer Name,

claim an interest therein, and Inventory: 2013 NISSAN NOTICE OF SALE the time specified in such notice VIN# JN8AS5MT3DW537601 for payment of such having Maria Negron Pursuant to FL Statute 713.78 expired, the goods will be sold Office Fun/Machines/Equip; Publish: February 23, 2020 notice is hereby given that on to the highest bidder or other- Christmas hldy Decor B151 the specified dates at 10:00 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS wise disposed of at a public auc- a.m. at 2502 W 1st St. Sanford, tion held online at Annette Waldkoetter FL 32771 a public auction of the www.StorageTreasures.com, Hsld gds/Furn/Account following vehicles will occur. which will end on Records/Sales Sameples erty and all parties known to Publish: February 23, 2020 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, County, Florida, Probate NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: claim an interest therein, and B164 FLORIDA Division, the address of which is TRI-COUNTY TOWING, INC. 2018 YAMA YZF-R3 ABS March 19th, 2020 @ 10am James Addison the time specified in such notice Post Office Box 8099, Sanford, gives Notice of Foreclosure of VIN MH3RH15Y9JK003863 Life Storage #949 Hsld gds/Furn for payment of such having PROBATE DIVISION Florida 32772-8099; that the Lien and intent to sell these 2006 BUIC Lucerne 3980 E. Lake Mary Blvd. expired, the goods will be sold decedent's date of death was vehicles on 03/06/2020, 10:00 VIN 1G4HD57226U192661 Sanford, FL 32773 Publish: February 23, March 1, to the highest bidder or other- File No. 2019 CP 1526 November 29, 2019; that the am at 195 LYMAN ROAD Sale Date 3/9/2020 (407) 698-5415 2020 wise disposed of at a public auc- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT total value of the estate is CASSELBERRY, FL 32707, B158 tion held online at OF THE EIGHTEENTH IN RE: ESTATE OF $52,224.30 and that the names 2004 SHSRD68434U205673 2008 CHEV Cobalt Customer Name, www.StorageTreasures.com, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN and addresses of those to HONDA VIN 1G1AK18F187150837 Inventory: which will end on AND FOR INEZ BENDER, whom it has been assigned by 2005 1FMYU03105KA97851 Sale Date 3/10/2020 SEMINOLE COUNTY, Deceased. such order are: FORD Latosha Atkins NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Thursday, March 19th, FLORIDA 2005 1N4AL11D55C156596 2001 CHRY Town & Country Hsld gds/Furn 2020 @ 10:05am NOTICE TO CREDITORS Name NISSAN VIN 2C8GP64L21R240349 In accordance with the provi- Life Storage #8305 CASE NO. 59-2019-CA- Michael Tiffany, as Trustee of 2007 3VWEF71K47M131370 Sale Date 3/12/2020 Publish: February 23, March 1, sions of State law, there being 3364 W State Rd 426 002429 The administration of the estate the VOLKSWAGEN 2020 due and unpaid charge for Oviedo, FL 32765 of Inez Bender, deceased, Meade Family Trust Inspection of listed vehicles may B156 which the undersigned is enti- (407) 681-0024 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. whose date of death was August And at 2513 County Club Rd be made the day of sale. All tled to satisfy an owner and/or 7, 2019, is pending in the Circuit Address Sanford, FL 32771, vehicles are sold “as is” with no manager's lien of the goods Customer Name, Plaintiff, Court for Seminole County, 696 Spruce Creek Road 2B3LA73W87H729406 warranty given or implied. C&S hereinafter described and Inventory: Florida, Probate Division, the Lakemont, GA 30552 2007 DODGE Towing Service, Inc. reserves NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE stored at the Life Storage loca- v. address of which is 301 N. Park 5FNRL38625B012281 the right to bid. tion(s) listed below. Isaiah Edwards - Hsld gds/ Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS 2005 HONDA In accordance with the provi- Furn, Boxes SHERRY BARGER; The names and addresses of ARE NOTIFIED THAT:

Publish: February 23, 2020 sions of State law, there being And, due notice having been UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF the personal representative and All creditors of the estate of the pursuant to subsection 713.78 B154 due and unpaid charge for given, to the owner of said prop- Cathy Cherry SHERRY BARGER; the personal representative's decedent and persons having of the Florida Statutes. TRI- which the undersigned is enti- erty and all parties known to Boxes, Bags & Totes UNKNOWN TENANT 1; attorney are set forth below. claims or demands against the COUNTY TOWING, INC. tled to satisfy an owner and/or claim an interest therein, and UNKNOWN TENANT 2; estate of the decedent other reserves the right to accept or manager's lien of the goods the time specified in such notice Tara Therrien- All creditors of the decedent and than those for whom provision reject any and/or all bids. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE hereinafter described and for payment of such having Hsld gds/ Furn Defendants. other persons having claims or for full payment was made in the

stored at the Life Storage loca- expired, the goods will be sold demands against decedent's Order of Summary Publish: February 23, 2020 In accordance with the provi- tion(s) listed below. to the highest bidder or other- Rashon Averett NOTICE OF SALE estate on whom a copy of this Administration must file their B152 sions of State law, there being wise disposed of at a public auc- Hsld gds/ Furn, tools / notice is required to be served claims with this court WITHIN due and unpaid charge for And, due notice having been tion held online at Appliances Notice is hereby given that, pur- must file their claims with this THE TIME PERIODS SET which the undersigned is enti- given, to the owner of said prop- www.StorageTreasures.com, suant to the Final Judgment of court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 FORTH IN FLORIDA tled to satisfy an owner and/or erty and all parties known to which will end on Charles Stirman - Foreclosure entered on January MONTHS AFTER THE TIME STATUTES SECTION 733.702. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: manager's lien of the goods claim an interest therein, and Hsld gds/ Furn 08, 2020, in this cause, in the OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS SANFORD TOWING gives hereinafter described and the time specified in such notice Thursday, March 19th, Circuit Court of Seminole OF THIS NOTICE OR 30 DAYS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- Notice of Foreclosure of Lien stored at the Life Storage loca- for payment of such having 2020 @ 10:00am Melissa Rodriguez - County, Florida, the office of AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- EVER BARRED. NOTWITH- and intent to sell these vehicles tion(s) listed below. Life Storage #609 Hsld gds/ Furn / TV , Sterios Grant Maloy, Clerk of the Circuit ICE OF A COPY OF THIS STANDING ANY OTHER 1170 West State Road 434 Equip Court, shall sell the property sit- NOTICE ON THEM. APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, Longwood, FL 32750 uated in Seminole County, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) (407) 831-8887 Chad Vaughn - Florida, described as: All other creditors of the dece- YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Hsld gds/ Furn dent and other persons having DECEDENT'S DATE OF Customer Name, LOT 29, OVIEDO TERRACE - claims or demands against DEATH IS BARRED. Inventory: Curtis Sheen- OVIEDO FLA, ACCORDING TO decedent's estate must file their Hsld gds/ Furn/ TV , Sterios THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF claims with this court WITHIN 3 The date of first publication of Michelle Fuller Equip AS RECORDED IN PLAT MONTHS AFTER THE DATE this Notice is February 23, 2020. Household Goods BOOK 11, PAGE 6, PUBLIC OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Jennifer Arndt- RECORDS OF SEMINOLE OF THIS NOTICE. Attorney for Person Giving Publish: February 23, March 1, Hsld gds/ Furn COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice: 2020 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Carleen A. Leffler-Nicastro B159 Ryan Wall- a/k/a 704 CITRUS AVE, IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Attorney Hsld gds/ Furn, tools / OVIEDO, FL 32765-6303 FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 Florida Bar Number: 95641 Appliances OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE 140 South Beach Street, at public sale, to the highest and CODE WILL BE FOREVER Suite 310 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Dustin Daub- Out door /Bikes, best bidder, for cash, in Room BARRED. Daytona Beach, Florida 32114 Fishuing polls, Golf Clbs S201 in the Courthouse located Telephone: (386) 301-4535 In accordance with the provi- at 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, NOTWITHSTANDING THE E-Mail: sions of State law, there being Jacqueline Bassa - FL 32771, on March 17, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH [email protected] due and unpaid charge for Hsld gds/ Furn, 2020 beginning at 11:00 AM. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED which the undersigned is enti- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Person Giving Notice: tled to satisfy an owner and/or Publish: February 23, March 1, Any person claiming an interest AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Michael Tiffany, as Trustee of manager's lien of the goods 2020 in the surplus from the sale, if DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. the Meade Family Trust hereinafter described and B161 any, other than the property 696 Spruce Creek Road stored at the Life Storage loca- owner as of the date of the lis The date of the first publication Lakemont, Georgia 30552 tion(s) listed below. pendens must file a claim before of this notice is February 23, the clerk reports the surplus as 2020. Publish: February 23, March 1, And, due notice having been unclaimed. 2020 given, to the owner of said prop- NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS Attorney for Personal B168 erty and all parties known to NAME Dated at St. Petersburg, Florida Representative: claim an interest therein, and this 18th day of February, 2020. the time specified in such notice Notice is hereby given that I am Kenneth B. Costello, Esquire for payment of such having engaged in business at 112 eXL Legal, PLLC Attorney for Co-Personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT expired, the goods will be sold Highland Court, Seminole Designated Email Address: Representatives OF THE EIGHTEENTH to the highest bidder or other- County, Lake Mary, Florida [email protected] Florida Bar No.: 0098915 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN wise disposed of at a public auc- 32746 under the Fictitious 12425 28th Street North, BOYETTE, CUMMINS & AND FOR tion held online at Name of Rising Suite 200 NAILOS, PLLC SEMINOLE COUNTY, www.StorageTreasures.com, Landscaping, and that I St. Petersburg, FL 33716 1635 E. Highway 50, FLORIDA which will end on intend to register said name with Telephone No. (727) 536-4911 Suite 300 PROBATE DIVISION the Divisions of Corporations, Attorney for the Plaintiff Thursday, March 19th, Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- Clermont, FL 34711 CASE NO. 2019-CP-001527 2020 @ 10:00am dance with the provisions of the By: DAVID REIDER Telephone: 352-394-2103 Life Storage #012 Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: FBN# 95719 Fax: 352-394-2105 IN RE: ESTATE OF 3075 Enterprise Road Section 865.09, Florida Statutes [email protected] Debary, FL 32713 1991. If you are a person with a ADALYN NICOLE ZISA, (386) 668-2913 disability who needs any Personal Representative: David Ryan accommodation in order Customer Name, to participate in this pro- Maxine Powell Deceased. Inventory: Publish: February 23, 2020 ceeding, you are entitled, c/o Kenneth Costello, Esquire B162 at no cost to you, to the NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kind Words Cool Water, Inc. provision of certain assis- Publish: February 23, March 1, office furn / machines / equip- tance. If you require 2020 The administration of the estate ment Acct. records / sales sam- assistance please con- B167 of ADALYN NICOLE ZISA, ples PUBLIC AUCTION tact: deceased, File Number 2019- CP-001527, is pending in the Chris Bove 2008 F350/ not running, vin # ADA Coordinator at Circuit Court for Seminole landscaping / construction 1FTWX31R28EB41915 For Seminole Court IN THE COUNTY COURT County, Florida, Probate equipment tools / appliances sale march 10 2020 10:00 am, Administration OF THE EIGHTEENTH Division, the address of which is 753 Hwy 17/92 st 107, 301 N. Park Avenue JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 301 N Park Ave, Sanford, FL Frank Santora Longwood, 4077824761, Tony Suite N301 AND FOR 32771. The names and tools / appliances Mech & Wheel Repair Shop. Sanford, Florida, 32771- SEMINOLE COUNTY, addresses of the personal rep- 1292 FLORIDA resentative and the personal Rory Villaruel Publish: February 23, 2020 (407) 665-4227 representative's attorney are set household goods / furn / boxes B163 Case No.: 2020CP000051 forth below: NOTE: You must contact Division: PROBATE Publish: February 23, March 1, coordinator at least 7 All creditors of the decedent and 2020 days before your sched- IN RE ESTATE OF other persons having claims or B160 PUBLIC NOTICE uled court appearance, or demands against decedent’s immediately upon receiv- RODNEY CLINTON CARR, estate, including unmatured, I JEEVITH RAJAH KANA- ing this notification if the JR., Deceased. contingent or unliquidated GARAJAN , son of AATH- time before the scheduled claims, on whom a copy of this NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE MIEK MATHETES KANA- appearance is less than 7 NOTICE TO CREDITORS notice is served must file their GARAJAN , holder of Indian days; if you are hearing or claims with this Court WITHIN In accordance with the provi- Passport No. L4251268 voice impaired in TO ALL PERSONS HAVING THE LATER OF THREE sions of State law, there being issued at ATLANTA on Jul Seminole County, call CLAIMS OR DEMANDS MONTHS AFTER THE DATE due and unpaid charge for 22, 2013 , permanent resident 711. AGAINST THE ABOVE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION which the undersigned is enti- of India and presently residing ESTATE: OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY tled to satisfy an owner and/or at 310 COUNTRY SUN Publish: February 23, March 1, DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF manager's lien of the goods COVE, OVIEDO 32765, 2020 You are hereby notified that an SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS hereinafter described and USA do hereby change my B165 Order of Summary NOTICE ON THEM. stored at the Life Storage loca- name from JEEVITH RAJAH Administration has been tion(s) listed below. KANAGARAJ to JEEVITH entered in the estate of Rodney All other creditors of the dece- RAJAH KANAGARAJAN, Clinton Carr, Jr. , deceased, File dent and persons having claims And, due notice having been with immediate effect. Number 2020CP000051 by the or demands against the dece- given, to the owner of said prop- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Circuit Court for Seminole dent's estate, including unma- SANFORD HERALD Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 • PAGE 7B

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tured, contingent or unliquidated DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. may be promptly obtained without cost by contacting the Office of claims, must file their claims The date of first publication of Legal Affairs at the above address. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS with this court WITHIN THREE this notice is February 23, 2020. REGARDING ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO THE CITY OF Any other College rule(s) which reference(s) the rule noticed herein BY THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Publish: February 23, March 1, SANFORD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN shall be interpreted and enforced consistent with the new / revised

OF THIS NOTICE. 2020 rule upon its final adoption (unless otherwise indicated in the refer- The City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, will hold public B170 Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City of encing rule(s)). hearings at 7 PM, or as soon thereafter as practicable, in the ALL CLAIMS NOT SO Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission, acting as the City of Commission Chambers, First Floor, City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, FILED WILL BE FOREVER Sanford’s Land Planning Agency, in the City Commission Chambers, Publish: February 23, 2020 Sanford, Florida, as follows: BARRED. City Hall, Sanford, Florida, at 10 AM on Thursday, March 5, 2020 to B147

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT consider proposed text amendments to the Future Land Use Element . on Monday, February 24, 2020, to consider first reading of The date of the first publication FOR THE EIGHTEENTH of the Comprehensive Plan. Ordinance No. and of this Notice is February 23, JUDICIAL . on Monday, March 9, 2020, to consider the adoption of Ordinance 2020. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR It is anticipated that the Sanford City Commission will consider this No. 4540, title of which is as follows: REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL SEMINOLE COUNTY, matter at a public hearing on Monday, April 13, 2020 in the City The District Board of Trustees (“Board”) of Seminole State College of Attorney for Personal FLORIDA Commission Chambers, City Hall, Sanford, Florida, at 7 PM. Ordinance No. 2020-4540 Florida (“College”) located at 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford, Representative: Interested parties may appear at the meeting and be heard regard- Florida 32773 is accepting sealed proposals in response to this Case No.: 2019-CP-1310 ing the transmittal of the proposed plan amendments to the City An ordinance of the City of Sanford, Florida relating to Request for Proposals (“RFP”) for Grid-Tied Solar Photovoltaic Karen C.D. Gabbadon Commission. the regulation of wastewater and wastewater dis- System at the Robert & Jane Lee Campus at Oviedo. Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & IN RE: ESTATE OF charges into the City’s sewer system; providing for the Boyer, P.A. The proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan can be amendment of certain provisions of Chapter 102, A one-time, non-mandatory, informational meeting with prospective 1410 N. Westshore Boulevard, JOSEPH MICHAEL inspected by the public at the Department of Planning and Article IX of the City Code relating to sewer use and dis- individuals and/or firms (collectively the “Firms”) representing their 2nd Floor STRICKER, Development Services Office, Second Floor, Sanford City Hall, 300 charge regulations and with particular regard to dental own businesses will be held on February 26, 2020 at 9:00 AM. Tampa, Florida 33607 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida. For further information contact practice discharges; providing for legislative findings The meeting will be in the College Center. Room OVF-100 at the PH: (813) 286-8818 Deceased. Jordan Smith at 407.688.5146. Interested parties may also submit and intent; providing for implementing administrative College’s Robert and Jane Lee Campus at Oviedo, 2505 Lockwood (813) 286-9998 – Facsimile written comments regarding the proposed amendments to the actions; providing for penalties and enforcement; pro- Boulevard, Oviedo, Florida, 32765. Those Firms present must E-Mail: kgabbadon@qpw- AMENDED NOTICE TO Planning and Development Services Department, P. O. Box 1788, viding for conflicts; providing for a savings provision; be representing their own businesses. blaw.com CREDITORS Sanford, FL 32772-1788. providing for codification; providing for severability and Florida Bar No. 0002471 providing for an effective date. Questions regarding responses to this Request for The administration of the estate Michael Loader, Chairman Proposals should be sent in writing, either by email or Personal Representative: of JOSEPH MICHAEL STRICK- Planning & Zoning Commission fax, to Greg Long, Director of Purchasing at A copy of the Ordinance shall be available at the office of the City ER, deceased, whose date of [email protected] or faxed to (407) 708-2256, by Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the same. Shannon Zisa death was August 31, 2019, is In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, per- 5:00 p.m., March 6, 2020. The College will respond, in

905 Oakwood Cove pending in the Circuit Court for sons with disabilities needing assistance to participate writing to all who inquire. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be Altamonte Springs, Florida Seminole County, Florida, in any of these proceedings should contact the City heard at said hearings. 32714 Probate Division, the address of Clerk at 407.688.5010 at least 48 hours in advance of Requests for Proposals (RFP’s) are available through BidNet at

which is 301 North Park Avenue the meeting. Advice to the public: If a person decides to https://www.bidnetdirect.com/florida/seminolestatecollegeofflorida. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. Publish: February 23, March 1, Sanford, FL 32771. The names appeal a decision made with respect to any matter con-

2020 and addresses of the personal sidered at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may Proposals shall be delivered in person or by mail/courier service to IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- B169 representative and the personal need a verbatim record of the proceedings, including the College’s Director of Purchasing, Attn: Greg Long, Building A, TIES ACT, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING representative's attorney are set the testimony and evidence, which record is not pro- ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO- Suite A125, Room A-121, 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, forth below. vided by the City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) by 10:00 a.m. on March 16, 2020. CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY CLERK AT 32773, The RFP number, All creditors of the decedent and 407.688.5010 AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF date of opening, and the Firm’s name and address must be on the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT other persons having claims or Publish: February 23, 2020 THE MEETING. outside of the sealed envelope or box containing the proposal. After FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, demands against decedent's B144 the closing time, proposals will be opened for the sole purpose of FLORIDA estate on whom a copy of this ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal recording the names of the Firm’s submitting their written proposal PROBATE DIVISION notice is required to be served a decision made with respect to any matter considered and to deliver all timely received proposals to the selection commit- must file their claims with this at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a tee. File No. 20-CP-000114 court ON OR BEFORE THE verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testi- NOTICE OF WORK SESSION, EXECUTIVE SESSION, LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER March 24, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. mony and evidence, which record is not provided by the BOARD TRAINING & SCHOOL BOARD MEETING On a public meeting will be held Division Probate THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- City of Sanford. (FS 286.0105) to review, tabulate and rank firms for award. The meeting will be held LICATION OF THIS NOTICE The School Board of Seminole County will hold four meetings on in the Weldon Building, Boardroom, Room W-0200, on the Sanford IN RE: ESTATE OF OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Traci R. Houchin, CMC, FCRM March 10, 2020. The School Board will hold a Charter School Lake Mary Campus, 100 Weldon Boulevard, Sanford, Florida, 32773. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF City Clerk Application Review Work Session at 9:00 a.m. in the Board If necessary, presentations/interviews may be held with short-listed DOROTHY ELAINE THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Firms on March 31, 2020. Chambers. The School Board will then convene in regular session in YOUNG All other creditors of the dece- Publish: February 23, March 4, 2020 Room 405 at 2:30 p.m. for the purpose of a litigation executive ses- dent and other persons having Any Firm requiring special accommodations due to a disability or B142 sion Jomar Rivera vs. SCSB case number 2019-CA-003080-08-L. Deceased. claims or demands against physical impairment at any of the public meetings regarding this RFP The executive session is a closed session. The School Board will decedent's estate must file their recess following the executive session and meet in a Board Training should contact Greg Long, Director of Purchasing, (407) 708-2174 at

NOTICE TO CREDITORS claims with this court WITHIN 3 Session in training room 107 at 3:00 p.m. The School Board will least three (3) working days prior to any meeting.

MONTHS AFTER THE DATE reconvene in regular session in the School Board Meeting Room at

The administration of the estate OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 5:30 p.m. All meetings will be held at the Educational Support Center, If a Firm chooses to appeal any decision with respect to any matter Notice of Public Hearing to Consider a Conditional of Dorothy Elaine Young, OF THIS NOTICE. 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford, Florida. If you wish to obtain a copy considered at the above cited meeting, it will need a record of the Use For deceased, whose date of death ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- of the agendas please contact Jill Mahramus, Clerk of the School proceedings, and for such purpose, may need to ensure that a ver- Urban Infill was August 20, 2019, is pending IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Board, 407/320-0241. Persons with disabilities requiring assistance batim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the in the Circuit Court for Seminole FORTH IN FLORIDA to attend the meeting should contact Mr. Boyd E. Karns Jr., 407/320- testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based. A copy Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the County, Florida, Probate STATUTES SECTION 733.702 0321, TDD 407/320-0290 or Florida Relay (v) 800/955-8770. of the agenda may be obtained by writing to: Seminole State College Planning & Zoning Commission in the City Commission Chambers, Division, the address of which is WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NOTICE: If any person appearing before the School Board antici- of Florida, Purchasing Department, 100 Weldon Boulevard, A121, City Hall, Sanford, Florida, at 10 AM on Thursday, March 5, 2020 to 301 N Park Ave, Sanford Florida NOTWITHSTANDING THE pates or expects that he or she might appeal any decision made by Sanford, Florida 32773, or by faxing a request to (407) 708-2256. consider a request for a Conditional Use for Urban Infill 32771. The names and TIME PERIODS SET FORTH the School Board, that person will need a record of the proceedings Redevelopment to establish an office/warehouse facility with outdoor addresses of the personal rep- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED and that for such purpose will need to ensure that a verbatim record Any proposal received after the specified date and time storage and modified development standards at 2750 French resentative and the personal TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence upon which shall not be considered; additionally, any proposal sub- Avenue. representative's attorney are set AFTER THE DECEDENT'S the appeal is to be based, is made. F.S. 286.0105. mitted orally, telephonically, e-mailed, faxed, or modi- forth below. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. fied shall not be accepted. All proposals may be sub- Legal Description: LOT 2, VALUE PLACE AT SANFORD, PB 73 All creditors of the decedent and The date of first pubilcaton of Publish: February 23, 2020 mitted in person or by mail/courier service to the spec- PGS 65 - 67 other persons having claims or this notice is February 23, 2020. B145 ified address by the specified deadline. The College Tax Parcel Numbers: 01-20-30-520-0000-0020 demands against decedent's cautions Firms to confirm delivery of mailed or hand estate on whom a copy of this Attorney for Personal delivered proposals prior to the deadline set for sub- notice is required to be served Representative: The property being more generally described as 2750 French mission. Confirmation of receipt of proposals can be Avenue. must file their claims with this made by calling the College’s Purchasing Department at court ON OR BEFORE THE DAVID W. VELIZ, ESQUIRE 407-708-2174. Request: Conditional Use for Urban Infill Redevelopment to LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Florida Bar No.: 846368 THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- VELIZ KATZ LAW establish an office/warehouse facility with outdoor storage and mod- Selection committee members, Board of Trustees and College per- ified development standards at 2750 French Avenue. Seminole State College of Florida LICATION OF THIS NOTICE 425 West Colonial Drive, 100 Weldon Boulevard sonnel (except the Director of Purchasing) are not to be contacted OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Suite 104 prior to the notice of award of contract by the selection committee. At All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be Sanford, Florida 32773 OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF Orlando, Florida 32804 407-708-2363 the discretion of the College failure to comply with this requirement THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Tel. (407) 849-7072 heard at said hearing. will be grounds for disqualification.

All other creditors of the dece- Fax (407) 849-7075 NOTICE OF RULE DEVELOPMENT - NEW dent and other persons having E-Mail: By order of the Planning & Zoning Commission of the City of Specifically, this NO-CONTACT PERIOD shall commence on the Sanford, Florida, this 19th day of February, 2020. claims or demands against [email protected] The College hereby gives notice of the development of a new rule: advertisement date of the RFP and continue through and include the decedent's estate must file their Secondary: date the selection committee chooses a firm. Mike Loader, Chairman claims with this court WITHIN 3 [email protected] Rule #: Policy 1.012 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Attorney for Personal Planning & Zoning Commission The District Board of Trustees of Seminole State College of Florida

OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Representative Rule Title: Acceptance of Summons, reserves the right to waive minor, nonmaterial irregularities in any or OF THIS NOTICE. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, persons with all proposals and accept or reject, in part or in full, any or all propos- disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these pro- Complaints and Subpoenas ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Personal Representative: als. IN THE TIME PERIODS SET ceedings should contact the City Clerk at 407.688.5012 at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. Advice to the public: If a person Purpose and Effect: The proposed new policy establishes FORTH IN FLORIDA SUSAN STILES designees to accept service of process under certain circumstances. Publish: February 23, 2020 STATUTES SECTION 733.702 6480 Charla Place decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter con- B148 sidered at the above meeting or hearing, he or she may need a ver- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Port Tobacco, Maryland 20677 Rulemaking Authority: Florida Statutes Sections NOTWITHSTANDING THE batim record of the proceedings, including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City of Sanford. (FS 1001.64; 1001.63; 1004.65; 48.031; 48.111 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Publish: February 23, March 1, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED 2020 286.0105) A preliminary draft of this Policy can be accessed at TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE B171 https://www.seminolestate.edu/about/public-notices/ or, if available, AFTER THE DECEDENT'S Publish: February 23, 2020 B143 PAGE 8B Weekend: Feb. 23-25, 2020 SANFORD HERALD