MIDWEEK: AUG. 5-8, 2020

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Vol. 129, No. 104 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS Community mourns 19-year-old Lake Incumbent Patrick Austin Your daily look at late-breaking Mary graduate lost in tragic car accident faces Nancy Groves for news, upcoming events and the sto- ries that will be talked about today: By Steve Paradis Dis. 3 city commission seat Herald Staff ISAIAS MAKES LANDFALL By Steve Paradis OVER NORTH CAROLINA More than 200 friends and Herald Staff family members attended a The Category 1 storm sets off memorial at Lake Mary High Commissioner Patrick flooding and sparks multiple School on Saturday for Tyler Austin said, if re-elected, he home fires in Ocean Isle Beach Logan Daniels, 19, who died will keep an eye on home before being downgraded to a in a single car crash on Coun- values that could cause tropical storm. try Club Road July 28. problems for Sanford if they The auditorium holds 800, drop. His opponent Nancy ‘NOBODY CARES HERE’ said Lake Mary Assistant Groves said one of her pri- Principal Melissa Flory, who orities will be to emphasize Patrick Housing advocates fear that has started a GoFundMe cam- affordable housing. Austin they could see a wave of evic- paign to help pay for Daniels’ Both candidates said the tions in the coming months, as funeral. Daniels is the son of COVID-19 pandemic will states end moratoriums put in Lake Mary JROTC educator affect every issue facing the place during the coronavirus Craig Daniels. city as early voting starts pandemic. Flory said the school ob- Aug. 8 in the Aug. 18 race served pandemic precautions for Sanford City Commis- US ENVOYS DRAW IRE of distancing and wearing sion District 3. masks. Groves said she would From Iceland to Britain and “Everyone was very re- Herald photos by Steve Paradis like to see the city partner many places in between, U.S. A memorial set up on Country Club Road has two signs, one which reads, with small home builders ambassadors are pushing the See CRASH, Page 10 “Please drive safe!” and charity groups, such as limits, infuriating career diplo- Habitat for Humanity. mats who work under them and “I want to make afford- Nancy irritating host governments. able housing real for peo- Groves ple,” Groves told the HIROSHIMA SURVIVORS FI- Herald. The average home in Sanford costs NALLY SPEAKING OUT $255,000, she said, and that’s not affordable for many people.

Austin said he is focused on continuing to im- As the 75th anniversary of the twin atomic bombings on Japan nears, survivors hope their sto- See RACE, Page 2 ries reach a younger generation that they feel is losing sight of the horror. Check out what’s happening SENDING OUT AN SOS around Seminole County Three men have been rescued See Page 4 from a tiny Pacific island after writing the distress signal in the sand that was spotted from above. Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental

Parents unhappy with school options assemble learning 'pods' See Page 2

Herald photos by Tommy Vincent STOCKS OF Author Bill Belleville stands in his backyard with a poster for the release of one his many books, ‘Deep Cuba.’ LOCAL INTEREST Late author, filmmaker, naturalist Bill Belleville As of 3 p.m. Tuesday shared his love for nature with those around him Allegiant $113.45 By Steve Paradis SEMINOLE SMILE Faro $60.60 Herald Staff Fastenal $47.38 Sanford’s own Bill Belleville, author, HCA Healthcare $128.45 documentary filmmaker and naturalist Invacare $6.92 died Thursday, July 30. He was 75. Lowes $149.48 His daughter, Elisabeth Crawley, re- called flying into Orlando one day. She NextEra $283.00 wore nice clothes and footwear not Tractor Supply $146.92 meant for hiking in nature. Still, Toro $71.93 Belleville wanted to show her the Semi- nole Forest. They drove directly there Wells Fargo $24.18 from the airport, she said. “I don’t even think I changed my shoes,” she said. They walked around the forest in her impractical shoes. “He was always just so excited to take me places he would go,” she said. For a significant part of her life, Crawley didn’t know Belleville was her father. She found out about 22 years ago. Once Sanford Herald The is not subsidized Belleville with Jennifer Chase during the filming of the documen- Tom Josten and Joey Thompson by the Federal Government. See BELLEVILLE, Page 6 tary ‘In Majorie’s Wake’ about Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. Sanford River Rats PAGE 2 • Midweek: Aug. 5-8, 2020 SANFORD HERALD Parents unhappy with school THE BULLETIN BOARD: Postal Service issues options assemble learning 'pods' Voice of the Harlem Renaissance stamps

MIAMI (AP) — the teacher met with the class private interests trump the By Sheralyn Brinson highly creative African Amer- On the 4-acre farm at the once a week and then left the others that we don’t know.” icans flocked to the New edge of the Everglades where rest up to the parents. Now A group of Oakland, Cali- The United States Postal York City neighborhood of Timea Hunter runs a horse she also worries about a fornia, elementary school Service (USPS) issued new Harlem, where the north- academy, she has hosted younger daughter who is en- principals spelled out their Forever Postage Stamps, with ward migration of African plenty of parties, picnics and tering kindergarten. concerns in open letter, re- the theme, Voices of the Americans looking for work, workshops. So with her chil- “They just gave us all the minding parents that health Harlem Renaissance, on May immigration from dren's school building closed, projects, all the stuff we professionals recommend lim- 21, 2020. The Postal Service the Caribbean and the pres- she figured why not use it needed to do was overwhelm- iting in-person interactions canceled the first-day-of- ence of important activist or- also a classroom? ing. I had to sit with my son and pointing out the potential issue ceremony for the Voices ganizations had all helped to While her son and daugh- and explain everything,” she to “cause feelings of exclu- of the Harlem Renaissance establish Harlem as a ter will participate in distance said. sion, especially for kids who stamps because of COVID-19 bustling center of Black life. learning at their school, she Among those considering may see or hear of their peers social distancing guidelines. Caught up in a whirl of plans to hire a teacher to- work as pod instructors are congregating and learning to- Excerpts from the press re- friendships and rivalries, a gether with the families of teachers like Jeanette Matas gether while they remain iso- lease and website are as fol- legendary social scene and an four to six other children who who are leery of going back to lated.” lows. inspiring air of creative ex- could provide supplemental, their jobs. Matas, a 42-year- Although some parents are These stamps honor the change, a dynamic commu- in-person instruction on the old reading teacher in Miami, forming learning pods with lives and legacies of four of nity of African Americans farm shaded by royal poin- knows from seeing her 6th- neighbors they already know, the Harlem Renaissance brought forth an exceptional ciana trees. grade and 7th-grade students others are reaching out to so- greatest voices: novelist Nella flourishing of literature, “We have a very nice picnic take care of younger siblings cial media groups to cast a Larsen; writer, philosopher, music and the visual arts. By area, a mini playground and while also juggling virtual wider net, raising questions educator and arts no means restricted to New big tables where the kids can classes that students from about safety and quality as- advocate Alain Locke; biblio- York City, the creative energy seat under the shade and they lower-income families get surance. phile (book collector) and his- that found its strongest ex- can study there,” Hunter said. “the short end of the stick.” In Miami, Melissa Cedeno, torian Arturo Alfonso pression in Harlem during “We are not educated to do But her grandmother died 37, who has two boys in ele- Schomburg; and poet Anne the 1920s was also evident this, so everybody is freaking of COVID-19 after her care- mentary school, advertised on Spencer. Since 1847, the in Chicago; Washington, DC; out and saying, ‘What are we taker infected her, and her Facebook her search for other Postal Service Stamp Pro- and other communities gonna do, how we are going own third-grade daughter has children and a tutor to assist gram has celebrated the peo- where African Americans to do it?’” suffered from respiratory in- students following virtual ple, events and cultural sought to articulate their ex- As the coronavirus pan- fections that kept her away programs through their local milestones unique to the his- periences and give shape to demic has clouded hopes of from school for weeks. So she schools. In the announcement, tory of the United States. This their dreams. reopening schools nation- is also considering taking a Cedeno, who works in digital edition of stamp subjects con- New generations of wide, parents who want more year of leave and getting marketing, announced she tinues this rich tradition. African American artists and than remote instruction have hired to teach her own pod, would grant parents online These stamps celebrate one writers created work that re- been scrambling to hire tutors bringing along her children. access to her indoor camera of the great artistic and liter- flected the changing times. and private teachers for small “It has hit too close to and conduct background ary movements in American Fostering some of the great groups of children. The race home,” she said. “I don’t want checks on the teaching candi- history, the Harlem Renais- American literary voices of to set up “learning pods” to go to the classroom.” dates. sance of the 1920s, which the early 20th century, the threatens to vastly deepen in- Some view the pods as a “In another house, I would firmly established African Harlem Renaissance firmly equities in access to educa- necessary and even creative not know if there is an uncle, Americans as a vital force in established African Ameri- tion. solution to the crisis facing a brother, or someone who literature and the arts. The cans as a vital force in litera- In some cases, parents are the education system. would come in. It is so com- stamps showcase four styl- ture and the arts. paying thousands of dollars “It is civil society in ac- pletely transparent in my ized pastel portraits of the In two novels, Nella each to include their children tion,” said Lindsey Burke, di- house with the camera, where four honorees and literary Larsen (1891-1964) explored in pods, promising teachers rector of the Center for there is no question where figures: Alain Locke, Nella the complex experiences of $40 to $100 an hour or more. Education Policy at the con- your kid was,” she said in an Larsen, Arturo Alfonso mixed-race people and ques- A Facebook group on learning servative Heritage Founda- interview. “I have overseen Schomburg, and Anne tions of identity and belong- pods attracted more than tion, which advocates for children ministry programs Spencer, based on historic ing. Now considered one of 30,000 members within three school choice policies that and it is so normal for me to photographs. Each stamp in- the most important novelists weeks of being formed and allow public funding to fol- be on top of this.” corporates African-inspired of the Harlem Renaissance, launched numerous offshoots low students to private or al- Atlanta, Georgia, parent motifs as background ele- Larsen challenged conven- in states and cities. New sites ternative schools. Nikolai Pizarro de Jesus has ments of each portrait. The tional thinking, and her work like pod-up.com and partner- Tina Cheuk, an education homeschooled her 12-year-old pane header shows a continues to invite interpreta- pods.org have emerged offer- researcher at California Poly- son since he was in kinder- cityscape in silhouette with a tions from previously neg- ing to connect families and technic State University, said garten and has been busy in sun in its midst and the title lected points of view. instructors. she is troubled by the trend recent weeks helping families “Voices of the Harlem Ren- Writer, philosopher, educa- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, toward learning pods and the organize more socio-economi- aissance.” The artist for tor and arts advocate Alain a Republican, has called learn- related push to finance them cally accessible pods by these stamps was Gary Kel- Locke (1885-1954) was a vital ing pods “luxuries” that are with public funding that nor- matching them with home- ley. Art director Greg Breed- intellectual figure of the not an option for low-income mally would go to the schooling families who ing designed the stamps. The Harlem Renaissance. Locke parents. schools. wouldn’t necessarily need to design elements reflect the in- wrote and edited some of the “We hear these different “That decision has implica- hire a teacher. creased interest in African most significant publications things about some parents are tions for public education,” She is hopeful that the dis- culture, history and aesthetics of the movement; and he going to create their own she said. Not only would it cussions about pods will raise shown by the writers and played a leading role in sup- learning pods and all this defund public education but awareness among people artists of the Harlem Renais- porting and promoting writ- other stuff, and just to under- it threatens to de-professional- who, when they send their sance. ers and artists. stand that is really going to be ize teachers, who are often children off to high-perform- Author and stamp collec- An ardent bibliophile and dependent on financial “replaced” in pods by college ing district schools, normally tor Michael Baadke com- self-taught historian, Arturo Photo contributed wherewithal and what in- students or retirees, she said. don’t think about the inequal- mented: Important cultural Alfonso Schomburg (1874- Voices of the Harlem Renais- come bracket they are in,” De- “You choosing to be in a ities that have long existed in and literary voices that 1938) demonstrated the sance Commemorative Santis said at a recent pod may seem very innocent public education. sounded 100 years ago from worldwide contributions of Postage Stamps honoring education discussion. “When — ‘well, of course, it makes “Whereas now, they’re cre- the Harlem neighborhood in people of African descent. By Nella Larsen, Alain Locke, Ar- you have working-class par- sense. I’m looking out for my ating very consciously this New York City quickly grew tirelessly collecting books, turo Alfonso Schomburg, Anne ents, they really do need to family,’” Cheuk said. “It’s pod. They’re recognizing their into a much broader move- documents, artwork and Spencer have an option.” these unintended conse- privilege,” she said. “Now ment of identity known other materials, Schomburg Hunter said distance learn- quences for public education, they’re aware of the lack of today as the Harlem Renais- rescued Black history from bratory/commemorative ing was extremely hard on which we either ignore or we equity in schools and the lack sance. Writers, artists, musi- obscurity and preserved postage stamps and postal her 9-year-old son. She said choose to ignore because our of choices that people have.” cians and others celebrated priceless cultural knowledge history products are available Black life and culture with for future generations. at local Post Office locations their creativity and would Known for unconventional nationwide; online at contribute groundwork for imagery that evokes nature, usps.com/shop; and/or by emerging civil rights efforts. gardening, religion and calling 800-782-6724. The RACE “From what I saw, they went underground,” With this new set of four myth, poet Anne stamps are being issued as she said, adding that there was a lack of leader- stamps identified as Voices of Spencer (1882-1975) provided Forever stamps and will al- ship in Sanford. the Harlem Renaissance, the a haven for African American ways be equal in value to Continued from Page 1 Groves also spoke during public participation United States Postal Service writers and intellectuals in whatever the current First- at the last Commission meeting about the ordi- pays tribute to this move- her Virginia garden and Class Mail one-ounce price is nance to determine whether residency in the city ment and to four individuals home, a reminder that the at the time of purchase. For prove District 3 neighborhoods while also sup- should be a requirement for those appointed to whose writings personify artistic and cultural life of the more information, porting improvements to the RiverWalk, the Her- boards and committees by the Commission. and preserve it. Harlem Renaissance ex- visit usps.com. itage Park commercial and residential site and “I don’t want a person who doesn’t have skin tended far beyond New York restoring the old Mayfair Hotel. in the game,” she told the Herald, especially on Background on Voices of City. Sheralyn Brinson can be “My message is I’m going to continue to work the more powerful appointments to the Planning the Harlem Renaissance. Voices of the Harlem Ren- reached at SBrinson@MySan- with the citizens,” Austin said in an interview. He and Zoning Commission and the Community After World War I, many aissance stamps, other cele- fordHerald.com. cites improvements to the parks in District 3 as Redevelopment Agency. well as a continued effort to improve blighted “I do think there should be a stakeholder re- areas. quirement,” she said, meaning a resident or busi- “We have to fight for some love in District 3,” ness owner. he said. Some people might not like the look of The ordinance had said that a non-resident the U-Haul near the intersection of U.S. Highway could be appointed with a four-fifths vote of the 17-92 and Airport Boulevard, but that represents Commission, but on second reading, members of an investment of millions of dollars. It also re- public and some commissioners wanted new placed an old truck parking lot that had some language, so it will be discussed further. VETERANS POST unsavory activity, he said. Austin had argued in favor of the four-fifths Austin also pointed to his efforts to work with vote to allow business owners to have a voice. the county on that same intersection to improve He said business taxes and fees make up more the road quality. Another challenge is to work than 50 percent of the city’s revenue. with the county to put more drainage into the “Businesses seem to be an afterthought, a for- Scam Pharmacist Sentenced area just south of Lake Mary Boulevard as water gotten voice,” Austin told the Herald. “Residents by Freddy Groves daylight again for 10 years, and he has now backs up into the Hidden Lakes neighbor- are important, of course, but Sanford wouldn’t be to pay back $12 million in cash and for- hood. the destination it is right now without those who Most of us are locked down due to feiture. The wife, however, is somehow There is a lot he has learned during his service took a chance to open a business in our city.” the coronavirus, but apparently the getting off light. She's 68 and has to pay as a commissioner, Austin said. Recently, he has He said it all started with Theo Hollerbach wheels of justice keep on turning. back pay $950,000 in restitution and for- argued to cut some of the red tape that is keeping and the Willow Tree Café. Businesses care about A few months ago I wrote about a feiture, but will serve a mere 30 days in businesses from getting the city’s help to recover Sanford, Austin said. Houston pharmacist, his wife and their home confinement. from the pandemic. “They all deserve a voice,” he added. “At the pal who scammed the government out How does that work, one wonders. “We strive to do our best to be efficient for our end of the day, I fight for what I think is right.” of $21 million in fake pharmacy orders. Due to the pandemic, nobody is going residents and business owners,” he said. It has One thing he said that isn’t right is his oppo- The guy and his wife have now been out. Thirty days at home doesn't seem been a struggle, however, to get government nent seems to be bringing in a national political sentenced. like much punishment since we're all money to businesses that qualify for a city pro- party in the District 3 race, which is a non-politi- Their scam was to whip up medicinal doing it anyway. She pleaded guilty to gram served by funds from U.S. Housing and cal election. creams and gels that they would mail to one charge. Does that play into it, that Urban Development as well as the city. “It gets a little frustrating,” he said. injured state and federal employees, she admitted her role? And did he get At the last two city Commission meetings, Groves said she likes to keep her message pos- then send the bill to the government 10 years because he argued against the Austin and others have urged city staff to expe- itive. after their pal created fake prescrip- charges and tried to pass off the med- dite the process for businesses that haven’t yet re- “I’m doing this out of love,” Groves said. “I tions. The Feds got them for a laundry ications he was sending out as market- ceived any type of government assistance. love this city and I want it to get better.” list of charges, including conspiracy to ing materials. Then again, maybe her Groves said she would like to see more of a Austin, for his part, said he wanted to con- commit health care fraud, conspiracy to portion of the "forfeiture" had to do sense of urgency on the part of the city in the tinue to have quality growth and quality busi- pay and receive kickbacks, 11 counts of with giving up that (very) upscale wake of the pandemic. nesses in Sanford. He read a quote that he’s health care fraud and three counts of house in Houston. “We have to change that frustration and im- going to be using in his campaign. wire fraud dating back to 2009. Many Their accomplice is still on the lam. prove the lives of business owners and the peo- “It’s been the honor of my life thus far to serve government departments were in- Anoop Kumar Chaturvedi, age 48, is a ple that live here,” she said. “Everybody’s under you this first term,” Austin said. “I’m once again volved, including the Department of legal permanent resident from India. a lot of stress. There just isn’t the response that I asking for your vote this August. In these times Veterans Affairs. The government wants to find him. If would like to see. Action is not happening.” of great uncertainty the best and most stabilizing The pharmacist, age 75, won't see you know where he is, call the Office of She said city leaders abdicated responsibility thing for our city is quality leadership you can during the pandemic to the county. trust.” SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 5-8, 2020 PAGE 3 SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

OPINIONS Dear Seminole County Health Handkerchiefs are bad but face masks Dictator are good?

You've made your point, you can do Your face mask diktat is encouraging whatever you want. But, come on, let up us to shop at Amazon and eBay. How a little, the trends are down, the people does that help local businesses? It doesn't. dying are over 80 or 300 lbs or both. The ______head Poobah at the World Health Organi- zation said the flu fatality rate is about The Chairman needs to step back into 1%. Coronavirus is less than 18 hun- the real world and the County Commis- dredths of 1%. sion needs to do its job. It should take Our restaurants are hurting, our stores control of the situation and stop hiding are hurting, our biggest real employer, behind the skirts of the Health Depart- Allegiant, is hurting. ment.

MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley

Honoring the Fallen

By Mark Shields people. you must do, and that is to That night, a group of us lead a life like they did. Leftist Effort to Revise American History Capping a week of de- gathered to reflect on the It's not that complicated, served tributes, the funeral day and the man who never if you think about it. But it's By Walter E. Williams that they deem offensive. gloat a little." In response to for Rep. John Lewis in At- forgot where he came from not easy either. Never forget They have denounced Page's article, there is an lanta's historic Ebenezer or the people who sent him, where you come from or the There is very little new George Washington, Thomas email making the internet Baptist Church brought me and I recall the words of people who sent you. Stand under the sun. The monu- Jefferson and Abraham Lin- rounds that raises naming is- back a quarter-century to then-Rep., now-Sen. Ed up for those who do not ment and statue destruction coln. Without much under- sues. What about the Kansas another funeral for another Markey as people com- have power or political ac- that we are witnessing has standing of history, they City Chiefs, the Atlanta revered member of Con- mented on the overflow tion committees represent- been witnessed in other have demanded that Prince- Braves and the Cleveland In- gress, former House Speaker turnout of the famous and ing their interests in high times and other places. A ton University remove the dians? Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill. the unknown at Tip's fu- places. Give a voice to the tyrant's first battlefield is to name of Woodrow Wilson, The New York Yankees On a cold January day at neral mass. Markey said: voiceless; remember the for- rewrite history. Most notable who was a progressive, from might offend Southerners St. John the Evangelist "Every politician in that gotten; build coalitions by were the political purges of its public policy school and because there is no team Church in North Cambridge church today -- witnessing reaching out across the di- Joseph Stalin. residential college. Some are named for the Confederacy, -- where O'Neill had, 53 that incredible outpouring vide to find common The Soviet government urging Yale University to Some people, particularly years earlier, wed his of love and appreciation -- ground. Don't pose; pro- erased figures from Soviet change its name because its Catholics, might be offended beloved Millie and been had exactly the same duce. It's not about the pu- history by renaming cities -- benefactor Elihu Yale was a by or deem it sacrilegious to baptized as an infant -- came thought: 'I'll never have a rity of your positions; it's such as the Imperial capital slave trader. have sports teams named the two former presidents, funeral like this. ... Damn about real and positive of St. Petersburg to Petro- To purge our society of New Orleans Saints, the Los Jimmy Carter and Gerald it.'" change. By working to- grad and Leningrad and names associated with evil is Angeles Angels or the San Ford, the vice president, the Well, with three U.S. pres- gether, we can help make Stalingrad -- and eradicating going to be quite a task. I Diego Padres. Then what current and former speakers idents there to eulogize him ours a more just, decent, hu- memories of czarist rule. suggest that we set up a for- about team names that glo- of the House, and scores of -- George W. Bush, Bill Clin- mane and loving commu- Stalin's historical revisions mal commission to deal with rify savage barbarians and senators and House mem- ton and Barack Obama -- nity also included changing pho- this formidable challenge. criminals who raped and pil- bers. But there to honor the along with the eyes of the Do that and the funeral tographs and history books, Maybe we can name it the laged such as Oakland man who had become the nation watching over the will take care of itself. thereby distorting children's Commission to Eliminate Raiders, Minnesota Vikings, first Irish Catholic Democ- live television coverage, learning within educational Bad Memories. There are Tampa Bay Buccaneers and rat, the man who conserva- Lewis did "have a funeral To find out more about establishments. some challenging issues. Pittsburgh Pirates? The New tive historian Michael like this" -- and even more. Mark Shields and read his Leaders of ISIS and the What should be done about York Giants and the San Barone called "the most All of which brings me to past columns, visit the Cre- Taliban have called the re- our nation's capital, Wash- Francisco Giants might be widely respected legislator the point of this little piece: ators Syndicate webpage at cent U.S. trend of angry ington and District of Co- promoting obesity and the in 20th-century history," In order to have a funeral www.creators.com. mobs destroying statues "in- lumbia? After all, George Milwaukee Brewers promot- were nurses, waitresses, like Tip O'Neill's or John COPYRIGHT 2020 MARK spiring but a bit amateur," Washington owned slaves, ing alcoholism. nuns and firefighters -- Tip's Lewis', there is one thing SHIELDS and agreed to send advisers and Columbia is the femi- There is another naming to Antifa and other far-left nine form of Columbus. issue that needs resolution. I groups on how to erase his- Speaking of Washington, its have been working 40 years torical artifacts. "Destroying football team, the Washing- at George Mason University. all art, culture and history ton Redskins, has finally Despite his monumental from previous eras is obvi- agreed to temporarily call contributions, such as our ously constructive," said ISIS themselves Washington Bill of Rights, George Mason leader Abu Ibrahim al- Football Team until they can was a slave owner. There- Hashimi. "But they've got to find a snazzier name. fore, in keeping with the do it in a more dramatic way. Renaming things is a big times, George Mason Uni- We beheaded statues with a job. Our military has several versity is due for a name sword. The Taliban blew up fighting aircraft named with change. How about Al ancient Buddhas with dyna- what today's tyrants might Sharpton University, Jesse mite. Tying a statue to a consider racial slights, such Jackson University or Black truck and dragging it down as the Apache, Iroquois, Lives Matter University? just doesn't have the same Kiowa, Lakota and Does objection to these dramatic effect." Mescalero. Perhaps offensive names make one a racist? Most of the effort to to PETA, we also have mili- rewrite American history has tary hardware named after Walter E. Williams is a its roots among the intellec- animals, such as the Eagle, professor of economics at tual elite on our college cam- Falcon, Raptor, Cobra and George Mason University. To puses whose message has Dolphin. find out more about Walter been sold to predominantly Clarence Page of the E. Williams and read fea- white college students who Chicago Tribune wrote, tures by other Creators Syn- have little understanding of "Now that Washington's NFL dicate writers and how they are being used. team has announced its 're- cartoonists, visit the Creators Much of their current tirement' of the racial slur Syndicate webpage at focus is on tearing down that has been its brand name www.creators.com. statues and changing names since 1933, I am tempted to PAGE 4 • Midweek : August 5 to 8, 2020 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS Senior Resource Alliance helps Senior Citizens in Need

Medicine in Seminole gust 29, Enterprise Museum, County Exhibit at 360 Main St., Enterprise. Museum Hours - Thursday, Friday & New Exhibit Open. Hu- Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., mors to Healthcare: Medi- View the history & tattoos of cine in Seminole County over a millennia. Call 386- From ancient times to the 259-5900 for more info. modern era, see how our knowledge of healing has Community Day of changed over the centuries, Togetherness and how those changes di- Saturday, September 5, rectly affected Central Virtual Event. You, your Florida. Archaic wisdom family, co-workers, and and strange superstition in- friends are invited to attend tersect in this timeline of Sweet Bites & Bikes taking medical tools and technol- strides for our neighbors in ogy. Museum of Seminole need. The Sharing Center County History, 300 Eslinger encourages you to get cre- Way, Sanford. Call 407-665- ative in ways to practice vir- 2489. tual togetherness. Sweet Bites & Bikes is a virtually Food Boxes converted event from our Friday, August 7, 10:30 to annual fundraiser, Sweet 11:30 a.m., Greater Provi- Charity to help raise the nec- dence Worship Center, 1101 essary funds to continue Historic Goldsboro Blvd., preventing hunger and Sanford. City Church is of- homelessness. Participants fering food boxes while sup- are invited to pledge to bike plies last. Call 407-321-9600. 34 miles or run/walk 3.4 miles in recognition of the Movie Night at Leu 34 years The Sharing Center has supported our neigh- Gardens bors in need. Funds raised Friday, August 7, 8:30 during this event will help Photos contributed p.m., Harry P. Leu Gardens, provide urgently needed fi- While Central Florida seniors have been protecting themselves from the coronavirus, they have been inadvertently exposed to another 1920 N. Forest Ave., Or- nancial assistance, such as health threat: depression. After spending months in isolation for their own health and safety, some members of this most vulnerable popu- lando. Enjoy a movie out- rent and utilities as well as lation are suffering from increased levels of anxiety, fear and loneliness. doors, bring a dinner picnic help our homeless neighbors Senior Resource Alliance (SRA), the Area Agency on Aging of Central Florida covering Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Brevard counties, basket & seating. Alcohol is experience an Oasis in the permitted. August 7 movie has resources available to help seniors in need who are struggling with newfound feelings of depression or other mental health issues only resource drop-in center brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. These resources included telephone reassurance calls and the newly instituted PEARLS pro- is Peanut Butter Falcon. Gar- to take a shower and have den Admission: $6 adult, $3 gram, which connects seniors with certified trainers to help them identify and manage symptoms of minor and major depression on their laundry service in Seminole own. Those interested in applying for the PEARLS program can do so by emailing [email protected] or calling 407-514-1803. child (4-17 years of age), Leu County. Our goal is to cele- Members receive free admis- If you or a loved one need assistance, you can call the ELDER Helpline at 1-800-96-ELDER (3-5337). Seniors can also text “HOME” to brate our community and 741741 to be connected with a Crisis Counselor, or call 1-800-662-4357 to speak with a trained medical professional. sion, Membership Card & the many ways we have ID required. Curbie's Side- come together during this walk Cafe will be selling extraordinary time and great food and Peak Season every day before. Call 407- Local Man, Ken Barr to Catch a Ride on the MusicXplorer Pops will be selling popsi- 260-9155 cles and popcorn. Visit https://www.leugardens.or g/category/events/ for Oviedo Farmers Market more info. Saturday, Sept. 5, 8 a.m., Lawton House, 200 W. Broadway St., Oviedo. Free Food Farmers market with baked Saturday, August 8, 9 to goods, vegetables, fruit & 10 a.m., City Church, 1711 S. local vendors. Orange Blvd., Sanford. City Church is offering food Food Trucks boxes while supplies last. Call 407-321-9600. Thursday, Sept. 10, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Reiter Park, 311 W. Warren Ave., Longwood. Food Trucks Food Trucks & music. Thursday, August 13, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., Reiter Park, 311 Sunset at the Zoo W. Warren Ave., Longwood. Food Trucks & music. Thursday, Sept. 17, 5:30 p.m., Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens, 3755 W. All Shook Up Seminole Blvd., Sanford. $5, Performance guests 21 & older can enjoy Special to the Herald It’s 1955, and into a an evening of live music, square little town in a up-close animal encounters, Local man, and former road crew for Alice Cooper and KISS, will square little state rides a gui- beer, wine & food options & be included in the next issue of the webzine MusicXplorer. Ken Barr tar-playing young man who strolling through the Zoo. spent over twenty years touring as a technician for Alice, KISS, Air changes everything and Info at https://www.face- Supply, Stone Temple Pilots, Debbie Gibson, Carly Simon and many everyone he meets. Loosely book.com/events/23164663 other artists. His inclusion in MusicXplorer includes some back- based on Shakespeare’s 1203128/ ground, photos, and a video interview shot exclusively for this site. Twelfth Night, this hip- There are also links to sites relevant to this story. There’s even a link swiveling, lip-curling musi- Ride for Our Troops cal fantasy will have you to a gig when the road crew, going by the name Monkeys With Guns, Saturday, Sept. 19, 16th jumpin’ out of your blue actually opened the show for Stone Temple Pilots on their 1997 tour. Annual escorted motorcycle suede shoes with such clas- All this comes together as the story of a kid with a dream that went ride to raise money for sics as “Heartbreak Hotel,” for it, and got it. Sometimes dreams do come true. JOSH (Just Our Soldiers “Hound Dog,” “Jailhouse His story can be read at MusicXplorer.com and at ken-barr.com Helpers) & their care pack- Rock,” and “Don’t Be age program for deployed Cruel.” Submit your audi- troops. $25 rider/ $15 pas- tion online at winter- Photos contributed senger. For info go to springsarts.org Rehearsals www.justoursoldier- will take place on Mondays shelpers.com & Wednesdays from 6:30 to

9 p.m. August 15 to Nov.22. Ages 14 & up. Geneva Jam Saturday, Sept. 19, 5:30 Sunset at the Zoo p.m., Geneva Community Center, 161 1st St., Geneva. Thursday, August 20, 5:30 Toe-tapping acoustic, blue- p.m., Central Florida Zoo & grass, traditional country & Botanical Gardens, 3755 W. old-fashioned gospel music Seminole Blvd., Sanford. $5, Play an acoustic instrument? guests 21 & older can enjoy Join in. Just learning? Come an evening of live music, learn. Easy dinner snacks for up-close animal encounters, sale.Donations appreciated beer, wine & food options & to cover expenses. strolling through the Zoo.

Info at https://www.face- book.com/events/23164663 Jazz in the Park 1203128/ Saturday, Sept. 26, 2 to 7 p.m., Centennial Park, 400 SNAP & Ladies 327 Park Ave., Sanford. $30 for VIP or $35 after Sept. 1, $40 Bingo day of event. 4 bands, food Sunday, August 23, 3 trucks, cash bar. VIP in- p.m., Colonial Room Restau- cludes: Admittance into Bet- rant, Downtown Sanford. tye Smith Cultural Arts, VIP $35 in advance, $40 at door. Food provided by Colonial Cash bar of wine, beer & Room Restaurant & Texas mixed cocktails. Play 8 Roadhouse-Sanford, Air games of Bingo. Premier Conditioned Seating, Private Drag Queen , Ashley Satine Bathrooms, 2 Drink Tickets as halftime performance. for the outside bar, Special Prizes, entertainment & treat from BonBon Phenom- complimentary appetizers. enon, Swag Bag & event T- Gift baskets valued of over shirt. $100. For more info go to https://facebook.com/even ts/s/snap-ladies-327- Oviedo Farmers Market bingo/3372698806301719/?t Saturday, Oct. 1, 8 a.m., i=cl Lawton House, 200 W.

Broadway St., Oviedo. Tattoos - History & Farmers market with baked Gallery goods, vegetables, fruit & Now until Saturday, Au- local vendors. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : August 5 to 8, 2020 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Little Miss Florida hosts Back to School Bash Perfect Game agreement with Boombah Sports Complex “This agreement is a game changer for Seminole County,” said Danny Trosset, Direc- tor of Sports Tourism for Seminole County Sports. “The long-term economic benefits these additional Perfect Game events will de- liver will be invaluable to our local economy and the tourism industry as we strive to re- bound from this pandemic. Visiting teams and their families will stay in our hotels, eat in our restaurants, and visit our attractions and local stores, bringing a much-needed boost to busi- nesses within our county.” Frank Cirrincione, Seminole County Tourist Development Council Vice-Chair and General Manager of the Hilton Orlando North in Alta- monte Springs also added, “The hospitality community embraces the extended relation- ship with Perfect Game, and we look forward to providing outstanding and safe accommo- dations for the players and families who will be attending these events.” Photos contributed The agreement between Seminole County Left: Olivia Henry show her crown and and Perfect Game would begin in January sash while posing. Right: Oliva with Little 2021. This five-year agreement would run Miss Florida Pageant President, Danielle through December 2025 and proposes two ad- Rumsey in front of the Woman’s Club of ditional five-year renewals at the option of Sanford, the location of the Back to Special to the Herald both parties. School Bash. About Orlando North, Seminole County:

Teeming with old Florida charm and young By Susan Wenner Rumsey cited that she met Olivia at the Lit- The Seminole County Board of County Florida vibrancy, Orlando North, Seminole Herald Publisher/ People Editor tle Miss Florida’s first state Pageant in No- Commissioners recently voted unanimously to County serves up nationally-recognized ven- vember 2019. Little Miss Florida, Olivia finalize an agreement making Perfect Game, ues for youth, collegiate and amateur sports Inc. an anchor event organizer at the Boombah Olivia Henry is a tiny, motivated girl with Henry is also the age 7 and up Grand tournaments, along with nature-based recre- Sports Complex. Perfect Game, an Iowa based a big heart to help others. She is using her Supreme Natural. ation, eclectic dining, a booming micro brew corporation, is the largest amateur baseball pageant title Little Miss Florida to promote “She has such a big heart,” she added. “She scene, plus a year round calendar of festivals, scouting and event service in the world, host- her platform by hosting a school supply drive is always ready to help me at our preliminary events and sports tournaments. With over ing amateur and youth baseball tournaments and selling refreshments to raise money for events. Olivia works hard preparing for pag- 2,000 waterways, visitors discover a wide all over the country. the Special Needs Ability Program. eants and works even harder bringing aware- array of thrilling outdoor pursuits from pad- This performance-based agreement, which Olivia will be hosting a school supply ness to her platform. We are excited to host dling in clear freshwater springs and rivers, to would commence in January 2021, provides drive and selling refreshments to raise money this event in Sanford, it will bring new visi- air boating among alligators, or zooming Perfect Game mutually agreed upon dates to for the Special Needs Ability Program. tors to local establishments. As, well as help through an aerial zip line course. Recipient of host more than 30 large baseball events annu- Danielle Rumsey, President of Little Miss out your local Special Needs Ability Program. the 2018 Excellence in Sports Tourism Award ally at the Boombah Sports Complex. These Florida Inc., shared that she was also reaching I am proud of Olivia, she reminds me why from the Florida Parks and Recreation Associa- tournaments are anticipated to draw more out to the community at a young age. She cre- this organization is so important. Olivia also tion, Seminole County proudly presents an than 100,000 visitors, produce 40,000 room ated a non-profit at the age of 15 for children sells cookies at the Colonial Room Restaurant array of sports and training facilities for ama- nights, and generate an estimated $25 million with cancer. Parties to Heal hosted Christmas to raise money for her to be able to participate teur tournament play, including the 102-acre in economic impact for the local economy. The in July and granted small scale wishes with in pageants. I encourage you to go buy one Boombah Sports Complex at Seminole County guarantee of 40,000 hotel room nights each celebrities. and support this wonderful little girl!” in Sanford. And getting here is easy via Or- year nearly doubles the current number of As she became an adult, Rumsey wanted to Olivia’s mom, Emeli Henry also added, lando Sanford International Airport (SFB), Or- room nights generated by events held at the find a way for “kids to help kids.” Being bul- “Doing pageants has taught Olivia how to be lando International Airport (MCO), aboard the Sports Complex, currently standing at 23,000. lied in high school and having no confidence confident and feel beautiful not just from the Amtrak Auto Train, or via auto on I-95 and I-4. “As we expand our brand in the region, Per- created a springboard for her. Entering her way you look but also the way you act. She Here overnight guests save 30% on accommo- fect Game is excited to expand its relationship daughter in pageants as a baby she wanted to has learned it's not always about winning the dations compared to Orlando and nearby with Seminole County. We are glad that Semi- teach her to be confident and have high self crown and title. It's about being a great friend beachfront hotels. All this, and it’s less than an nole County can be our PG home in Florida,” esteem. Then, some 10 years ago she hosted and encouraging others to feel beautiful on hour’s drive to area theme parks and beaches. said Brad Clement, CEO of Perfect Game. her first pageant in Colorado. the stage. While she enjoys competing and Find an up-to-date schedule of sports tourna- Over the past three years, Seminole County “It clicked,” she said. “I could build self es- being the winner, Olivia is just proud to be ment and events for 2020 here: http://playor- has hosted multiple Perfect Game youth base- teem and confidence through hosting crown around her friends and cheer them on no landonorth.com/events For more information ball events at the Boombah Sports Complex, all pageants and the pageant royalty matter which one of them is the winner for about Seminole County and its game changing which have generated more than 23,000 visi- (kids) could host events for kids with life al- that day.” sports venues, please call 407-665-2902 or tors, 10,000 room nights, and $9 million in eco- tering illnesses and conditions and so so Little Miss Florida’s Back to School Bash visit www.PlayOrlandoNorth.com nomic impact. much more. Some children have platforms will be held on Saturday, August 22 at 9 a.m. About Perfect Game: Dev Pathik, Founder of Sports Facilities Ad- close to their heats, Olivia has the Special at the Woman’s Club of Sanford, 309 S. Oak Perfect Game is the world’s largest elite visory Group, added, “Perfect Game is a pow- Needs Ability Program, through Little Miss Avenue in Sanford. For more info go to youth baseball platform and scouting service, erhouse in baseball and in the tourism Florida Inc. I can give her a place to https://www.facebook.com/events/5271062 producing over 1,400 tournaments and show- landscape. Seminole County invested to build fundraise and bring awareness to her plat- 34599838/ For additional information about cases each year across the country. Perfect the Boombah Sports Complex and is now form. A pageant platform is a cause close to a the pageants or to donate go to www.little- Game is dedicated to giving amateur players poised to see huge gains in tourism through pageant girl or boys heart, they raise money missflorida.org exposure to take their game to the next level, this partnership. This is a model example for for this cause and awareness.” whether that be in college or in the profes- other communities because it is based on a sional ranks. At Perfect Game events, players proven private sector operator partnering with are performing with top-level competition in a destination to drive visits that would not front of college recruiters and professional otherwise be in the marketplace. The key is the scouts from all over the country. Because of proven track record of Perfect Game which this, these events prove to be invaluable to the produces over 200 million dollars in tourism Decorative mug of Olivia college coaches as well as Major League Base- annually.” Henry with one of the treats ball, as they can scout a large population of Seminole County will remain the day-to- she sells at Colonial Room in talented ballplayers in one location. To date, day operator of the Sports Complex and field more than 1,400 players that have played in a downtown Sanford for her access for the local community will continue, fundraisers. Perfect Game event have also played in Major as well as tournaments and events hosted by League Baseball. Since 2003, 12,776 Perfect event organizers separate from Perfect Game. Photo contributed Game alumni have been selected in the MLB The Boombah Sports Complex opened in May First-Year Amateur Player Draft. In the 2020 2016 and was built to drive tourism and eco- Draft, for example, 93 percent of all players se- nomic impact for the county while also deliv- lected had played in Perfect Game events, and ering a state-of-the-art venue for the local all but one player selected on the Draft’s first community to enjoy. Since opening, the Sports day had previously attended Perfect Game Complex has held more than 200 sports tour- events. And in the 2019 College World Series, naments with 500,000 coaches, players, and every player on the roster of national cham- visitors passing through the gates. These pion Vanderbilt and all but one on the runner- events generated more than 58,000 room up Michigan roster had played in a Perfect nights and $80 million in economic impact for Game event. local business. PAGE 6 • Midweek: Aug. 5-8, 2020 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

YVONNE BEASLEY enjoyed socializing and talking care of Sunrise Funeral Home, Naomi Daniels, Daytona Beach, Daniels and Naomi Daniels, Jr and Blanche Freeman. He with others. Yvonne was the 900 Locust Avenue, Sanford, Florida; mother, Naomi Moore, Daytona Beach, Florida; broth- attended the Elementary and Yvonne Beasley, 69, of life of the party and enjoyed Florida 32771, (407)322-7383. Daytona Beach, Florida; broth- ers, Henry Colston, Jimmy Secondary Sanford, Florida passed away playing technological games on ers, Willie Nelomes, Bunnell, Daniels, Melvin Daniels and Public peacefully on Friday, July 31, her cellular phone. She will be ALMA MOORE DANIELS Florida; Tyrece Nelomes, Ronald Schools of 2020 at Central Florida truly missed by all who knew Sanford, Florida and David Daniels; Seminole Regional Hospital, Sanford, her. Alma Moore Daniels Moore, Daytona Beach, Florida; sisters, County. Florida. She was born on June She was preceded in death Daytona Beach, Florida passed sisters, Lynn Smith, Daytona Mae He gradu- 26, 1951 in Sanford, Florida to by her parents, Ella L. Beasley away on July 21, 2020 at Beach, Florida and Gail Fulton, Hunter, ated from the late and Robert L. Beasley; and Halifax Health Medical Center Valdosta, Georgia. Edna Seminole Ella Louise brothers, Robert L. Beasley, Jr. in Daytona Beach, Florida. A Arrangements entrusted to Gamble, High Smith and Jerome Beasley (Saphine). Celebration of Life and Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. Mary School in Beasley She is survived by her lov- Graveside Services will be held 819 W 1st Street Sanford, Askew, 1985. He and the ing daughter, Ellavitta M. on Saturday, August 8, 2020 at Florida (407)732-4594. Alene was a late Robert Williams(Glenn); grandsons, 2:00 PM at Restlawn Cemetery Williams, Robert Eugene Baptist Louis People III Hector Melecio (Surraya) and 1818 W H. E Thomas Jr Blvd. ROGER ANTHONY Roger Anthony Angela and mem- Beasley. Kentril Washington; siblings, Johnson, ber of Alma was born in Sanford, DANIELS Daniels Yvonne John Beasley (Mary), George Florida to Naomi Peck Moore Shirley Greater New Mounty Calvary attended Beasley (Gloria), and Rose and the late John C. Moore. She Rogers Anthony Daniels Blakley, Missionary Baptist Church. He Seminole Lawson (Reginald); sister-in attended passed away on August 1, 2020 Katrina Williams and Latrice leaves to cherish his memories County law, Vermia Beasley; and a Hunter. his son, Robert Louis Cauthen- Yvonne the Public at Halifax Health Medical Public host of nieces, nephews, Arrangements Entrusted to People, Orlando, Florida; sis- Beasley Schools of Center in Daytona Beach, Schools, cousins, other relatives, and Seminole Florida. A Celebration of Life Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. ters Sylvia Foster, Vanessa Sanford, many sorrowing friends. County. and Graveside Service will be 819 W 1st Street Sanford, Freeman, Sonya Freeman, and Florida and was a graduate of We are asking that anyone She moved held on Saturday, August 8, Florida (407)732-4594. Rhonda Freeman, Sanford, Crooms High School, Sanford, who will be attending the to Daytona 2020 at Restlawn Cemetery Florida. Viewing for Robert Florida, Class of 1969. She also, graveside homegoing celebra- Beach, 1818 W H. E. Thomas Jr. Blvd. ROBERT EUGENE Eugene People II will be held earned a bachelor’s degree tion service to please wear a Florida Rogers was born on September PEOPLE III on Friday, August 7, 2020 from from Bethune-Cookman mask and practice social dis- 2006 from 5, 1954 in Jacksonville, Florida 5-7 PM at Trinity Memorial University, Daytona Beach, tancing. Sanford, to the late Johnnie Willie Robert Eugene People III Chapel, Inc. The family is Florida. Yvonne attended A Graveside Homegoing Florida Daniels and Maple Seal White. Native Son of Sanford passed requesting that all members of Alma Moore Morning Glory Missionary Celebration Service for Yvonne and has He attended the Public Schools away Thursday on July 30, the family and friends ware a Daniels Baptist Church, Sanford, Beasley will be held resided of Duval and Seminole County. 2020 at Central Florida face mask before entering the Florida and New Covenant on Saturday, August 8, 2020, 10 there for He was employed at the City of Regional Hospital. Funeral Funeral Home on Friday and House of Worship, Inc., AM at Restlawn Cemetery, fourteen years. She was a Sanford in the Sanitation services will be held on The Church service on Sanford, Florida. She was an 1818 West 25th Street, Sanford, retired School Teacher. She was Department. He moved to Saturday, August 8, 2020 at Saturday morning and stay at Exceptional Student Education Florida with Bishop Karl Scott a Baptist and member of Daytona Beach, Florida from Greater New Mount Calvary least six feet from other people. teacher for the Seminole Redmond and Bishop Jimmie Christian Fellowship Baptist Orlando, Florida in 2006 and Missionary Baptist Church 1115 Arrangements Entrusted to County Public Schools. Yvonne L. Blake, officiating. Interment Church in Sanford, Florida. She has resides there for fourteen W 12th Street Sanford, Florida. Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. taught at Millennium Middle immediately following the leaves to cherish her memories years. He leaves to cherish his Robert was born on September 819 W. 1st Street Sanford, School, Sanford, Florida until service. her daughters, Joy Daniels and memories his daughters, Joy 5, 1967 to the late Robert People Florida (407)732-4594. her retirement in 2008. She Services Entrusted to the

BELLEVILLE Belleville’s favorite places to tell people about spirit,” he wrote. National Public Radio documentaries. and to visit. Among the highlights of his environmental His co-produced and wrote several documen- “Lots of critters depend on protected habitats career were seven books, including: taries, including: "In Marjorie's Wake: Continued from Page 1 like this for food and water and shelter—from • “The Peace of Blue: Water Journeys,” a col- Rediscovering Rawlings, a River & Time,” a they knew, Belleville promised to always be black bears to rare wading birds—just as they lection of first-person accounts most of which National PBS release from 2009-2010 and there for his daughter and her two sons. have for thousands of years,” Belleville wrote on took place in Florida; "Wekiva: Legacy or Loss?" The Wekiva film is “We connected as much as we could to try to his website, billbelleville.com. “The 32 square • “Deep Cuba: The Inside Story of an used as educational programing in Florida make up for lost time,” Crawley said. When he mile Forest is part of the surrounding Wekiva American Oceanographic Expedition”; schools and colleges. had to go into a facility, she would wheel her dad River basin—which is home to some of the great- • “Losing it All to Sprawl: How Progress Ate Belleville co-founded Equinox Documentaries, out to a quiet green spot that he called being in est biological diversity of plants and animals in my Cracker Landscape,” which chronicles his a non-profit dedicated to using films and related the woods. all of Florida.” experiences living in an old Florida homestead media for environmental education. He wanted to tell everyone what he knew To listen to Belleville tell it, being in nature threatened by sprawl; Born February 17, 1945, in Salisbury, about the woods, its flora and fauna, and about was like visiting an old friend. • “River of Lakes: A Journey on Florida’s St. Maryland, Belleville is survived by his daughter how we could protect our natural areas. “These wild places are among my favorite Johns River”; and her husband, Chuck, two grandchildren, The Seminole State Forest was indeed one of places to go and, if I'm lucky, to participate in the Belleville wrote more than 1,000 essays during Will and Ray; his brother, Jack, and several dialogue between wilderness and the human his time. He contributed to anthologies and cousins. Services will be held at a later date. Page 7 Wednesday August 5, 2020 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today _ WhoopAzz Wednesday Night Test-n-Tune _ “All Welcome Test and Tune and Grudge Racing” with gates open- Crews,Week Messick 5 FCSL Awards ing at 6 p.m. and racing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. $15 General Admission or $25 to race. * Friday Night Frenzy Test-n- earn league honors Tune _ “All Welcome Test and Tune and Grudge Racing” with FloridaBy Ryan League Gonzalez gates opening at 6 p.m. and rac- ing from 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. $15 General Admission or $25 to race. LONGWOOD — The Florida Collegiate Summer * Saturday _ BLP Racing League (FCSL) wrapped up the 2020 regular season Products Professional NHRA ET Championship Bracket Series. on Saturday, and some guys finished really strong. Events include Quick 32, Super Before announcing the players of the week, the Pro, Pro, Pro Cycle, Sportsman, Florida League wants to congratulate Rese Brown Jr. Dragster and Jr. Street. Gates (Seminole State), Andrew Dunham (Florida Tech) open at 8 a.m. and Time Trials at and Zach Camp (Swathmore) on their combined No 10 a.m. to be followed by Eliminations. Admission is $15 Hitter for the Diamond Dawgs on Saturday. What a (kids 10-and-Under free). remarkable way finish to finish the season! * FUNDAYSunday _ “All The FCSL also congratulates Dylan Crews (River Welcome Test and Tune and Rats) on winning the Player of the Week and to Parker Grudge Racing” with gates open- ing at 10 a.m. and racing from Messick (Squeeze) on winning the Pitcher of the Week! 10:30 a.m.-to-5 p.m. $15 General FCSL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Admission or $25 to race. Sanford River Rats outfielder Dylan Crews (Lake The Dragway Information Mary High School/LSU) _ .471/.500/.882 | 8 H, 7 Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 R, 2 HR, 1 DBL, 6 RBI, 2 BB, 1 SB, 15 TB _ easily had and the website is at _ www.raceosw.com/dragway/. his best week of the season. The incoming freshman SpeedWorld is located 17 miles to LSU was 8-for-17 with a double and mashed two east of Orlando in Bithlo at 19164 home runs. He was responsible for six RBI and had Photo courtesy of Florida League East Colonial Drive, between a slugging percentage of .882 this week. After a Orlando and Titusville on Hwy. tough start to the season offensively, Crews has 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. (Undecided) _ 1-0, 4.0-IP, 0 R, 1 H, 5 K, 2 BB, .083 Week 5 (Final) Standings (thru Saturday, August 1) heated up at the right time for the River Rats. BAA _ put together his best performance of the sea- 1. Leesburg Lightning, 18-5-0; 2. Sanford River Rats, LMSA FCSL PITCHER OF THE WEEK: son at the right time. His four innings of shutout 15-6-0 (2-games behind); 3. Orlando Scorpions (*), 13-5- Ahoy Sailors! Winter Garden Squeeze lefthander Parker Messick ball set the tone in Leesburg’s game against the 1 (2.5-games behind); 4. Winter Garden Squeeze, 12-9-1 * Tonight _ Wednesday Night (Florida State) _ 7.0-IP,0 R, 1 H, 13 K, 0 BB, .045 BAA _ Gosling’s Rum Racing. The Dawgs, where they picked up a much needed win (5-games behind); 5. Leesburg Storm, 11-11-2, Winter start window will be 6:25 p.m.- was completely dominant in his start against the Suns. down the stretch against a strong offensive unit. Park Diamond Dawgs (*), 11-11-0, and Seminole to-6:30 p.m. The course will be He kept two of the most dangerous hitters (Joe Burke * Orlando Scorpions righthander Nick Pogue County Snappers, 10-10-2 (6.5-games behind); 8. posted at the clubhouse and on and Robery Chayka) off the base paths, limiting (Florida) _ 0-0, 6.0-IP, 1 R, 2 H, 3 K, 1 BB, .143 BAA _ Sanford Mavericks (*), 5-14-1 (11-games behind); 9. Facebook prior to the start. DeLand to just one baserunner - a bunt single in the In the final game of the season for the Scorpions, the Seminole County Loggerheads, 5-16-1 (12-games Meet at the Clubhouse for third inning. Messick struck out nine different batters, scores and pizza after the race. Florida Gator threw four innings of two-hit ball. He behind); 10. DeLand Suns (*), 5-18-0 (13-games behind). Christos pizza orders for deliv- 13 overall, and kept the Squeeze in it long enough for wraps up his summer with a 1.42 ERA in 12.2-IP. (*) _ not competing in the Playoffs. ery need to be placed prior to 9 his team to score in extra innings and win 1-0. For the * Sanford Mavericks righthander Julio Medina Results: p.m. for pick up they close at week, Messick pitched the most innings without allow- (Undecided) _ 5.0-IP, 1 ER, 5 H, 3 SO, 2 BB, .263 Monday, July 27 10 p.m. Interested in sailing? ing a run and tied for the most strikeouts on the week, Looking for a boat to sail on? BAA _ threw five strong innings against the Scorpions vs. Storm, postponed. Come to the LMSA Clubhouse which helped him record the second-lowest batting Diamond Dawgs and only allowed one earned run River Rats vs. Loggerheads, postponed. by 5 p.m. to find a ride for the average against. He was also one of just four pitchers to with three strikeouts. Although it ended up being a Squeeze 7, Mavericks 1. evening and meet new friends! not issue a walk in over three innings pitched. No Decision for him, he did all he could to keep the Diamond Dawgs vs. Snappers 9, postponed. For more information, visit TEAM OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Mavericks in the game from start to finish. Suns 6, Lightning 4. _ www.flalmsa.org _ or call * DeLand Suns centerfielder Robert Chayka (321) 578-8364. * Sanford River Rats righthander Tony Rossi (Lake Tuesday, July 28 (Kentucky Wesleyan) _ .429/.529/.500 | 6 H, 5 R, 1 Mary High School/State College of Florida) _ 1-0, Squeeze 1, Suns 0. ORLANDO CITY DBL, 2 BB, 1 SB, 7 TB _ reached base in more than half 5.2-IP, 0 R, 4 H, 13 K, 5 BB, .200 BAA _ appeared in River Rats 10, Storm 0. Orlando City SC defeated Los of his at-bats. His standout performance came in a vic- two games this week and continued his dominance. Loggerheads vs. Snappers, postponed. Angeles FC in a penalty shootout tory over the top-seeded Leesburg Lightning, when (5-4) on Friday night in its The Sanford native started against the Leesburg Scorpions vs. Diamond Dawgs, postponed. Quarterfinal matchup of the MLS he reached base four times and scored three runs. Storm and picked up the win. In four innings Lightning 10, Mavericks 3. is Back Tournament at the ESPN * Leesburg Lightning first baseman Alejandro pitched, Rossi struck out 10 batters and didn’t allow Wednesday, July 29 Wide World of Sports Complex Figueredo (Seminole State) _ .357/.313/.714 | 5 H, 1 a run. He also pitched against the Scorpions and Make-Up at the Walt Disney World Resort HR, 2 DBL, 8 RBI, 10 TB _ finished off the regular struck out three batters in 1.2-innings pitched. With Snappers 5, Diamond Dawgs 0. in Lake Buena Vista. season with a BANG, launching a home run and a Scoring Recap: 13 strikeouts this week, Rossi now leads the FCSL in River Rats 9, Suns 3. * 60’ - Bradley Wright-Phillips couple of doubles. The Lighting went 4-1 this week that category with 36 for the summer. Loggerheads 7, Snappers 4. (Diego Rossi) - LAFC 1, ORL 0 and struck down the other three top-4 teams in the * Seminole County Loggerheads righthander Thursday, July 30 _ LAFC took the lead minutes league largely on the strength of his FCSL-leading 8 Justin Clark (West Virginia) _ 0-0, 4.1-IP, 1 R, 1 H, 6 River Rats 5, Scorpions 4. after a missed penalty kick RBI this week. Leesburg earned the #1 seed and won K, 4 BB, .071 BAA _ On the final day of the season, River Rats 10, Scorpions 1. from the Lions, with Diego the regular season largely due to his timely hitting Rossi taking it down the right Clark held the Scorpions to just one hit. The only Snappers 7, Storm 3. side before finding Bradley and outrageous production down the final stretch. hit he allowed was right before the lightning delay Diamond Dawgs 7, Mavericks 3. Wright-Phillips across the face * Leesburg Storm shortstop Alex Freeland (UCF) _ that ended the game. His .071 batting average Lightning vs. Squeeze, postponed. of goal for the first-time finish. .500/.706/.700 | 5 H, 3 R, 1 TPL, 5 RBI, 7 TB, 6 BB _ against was third in the league this week. Loggerheads vs. Suns, cancelled. * 90’ - João Moutinho (Nani) - put together another outstanding set of games. In Friday, July 31 ORL 1, LAFC 1 _ The Lions lev- * Seminole County Snappers righthander Connor Harris eled late with Nani whipping in an important victory against the Diamond Dawgs, (George Washington) _ 0-0, 5.0-IP,0 R, 2 H, 6 K, 2 BB, .125 Storm 4, Diamond Dawgs 0. an in-swinging corner from the he knocked in a pair of runs and walked twice to BAA_ threw five innings against the third seed Squeeze, Snappers 2, Squeeze 2. right side that found the head put his team in position to clinch a home playoff allowing no runs and only a couple of hits and his batting Lightning 14, Squeeze 7. of João Moutinho for the finish. game. Then against DeLand, he cleared the bases average against was eighth among pitchers this week. Suns 4, Loggerheads 3. Next Match: with a triple and proved that he and the Storm will The Lions will face the * Winter Park Diamond Dawgs righthander Rese Scorpions 1, Loggerheads 1. Minnesota United Loon in the be a force to be reckoned with in the postseason. Brown (Seminole State) _ 0-0, 3.0-IP, 0 R, 0 H, 4 K, 0 Lightning 4, River Rats 3. Semifinals on Thursday at 8 * Orlando Scorpions leftfielder Colby Halter (Florida) BB, .000 BAA _ made the most of his only start last Mavericks vs. Suns, cancelled. p.m. at the ESPN Wide World _ 1.000/1.000/1.000 | 2 H, 3 BB, 1 SB, 2 TB _ came to week against the Loggerheads on Saturday, allowing Saturday, August 1 of Sports Complex. the plate five times in the final week of the season - no baserunners and striking out four batters over Diamond Dawgs 9, Loggerheads 0. For more info, visit orlandoci- and reached base every time. The incoming Florida tysc.com or orlando-pride.com. three innings. Winter Park would go on to no-hit the Storm 13, Suns 0. Gator logged two singles and drew three walks in Loggerheads, the only no-hitter in the regular season. Lightning 5, Storm 0. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY games against the Sanford River Rats and Seminole Brown was one of just two pitchers to throw three or Squeeze vs. River Rats, cancelled. There will be an Open County Loggerheads. He also stole a base. He finished more innings and not allow a batter to reach base. Snappers vs. Mavericks, cancelled. Practice for all classes at New the season with an on-base percentage of .465. Smyrna Speedway on Friday. Lightning clinch Regular Season Championship Suns vs. Scorpions, cancelled. Pit Gate opens at 5 p.m. with * Sanford Mavericks outfielder Isaac Nunez (USF) _ As the fifth and final week of the 2020 Florida League The FCSL Playoffs are currently underway, and practice 6 p.m.-to-10 p.m. .500/.667/.625 | 4 H, 2 R, 1 DBL, 7 SB, 5 TB, 4 BB _ (FCSL) Regular Season came to an end, it was the the games will be available on FloSports to watch. Admission is $15 per person. went 4-for-8 with a double this week at the plate. Leesburg Lightning going 4-1 and clinching the Regular You can also listen to the audio broadcasts on Saturday will feature a 50-Lap Although he didn’t contribute any RBI he got on base at Season Championship and the top-seed for the tourney. Meridix. For rosters, schedules, and more for each feature for the Modifeds! Joining a very high clip with four walks (.667 OBP) and was an them will be the Sportsman (25), The Sanford River Rats stretched their winning team and for the latest information, be sure to fol- NSS Trucks (25), E-Mods (25), the absolute pest on the base paths with seven stolen bases. streak to eight games to take over first place low the Florida League at _ www.foridaleague.com BomberAdivision (20) and the * Seminole County Loggerheads third baseman momentarily, but then lost to the Lightning, to fin- _ or on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Also sub- Bomber B division (20, no points). Ryan Fischer (Indiana) _ .500/.571/.833 | 3 H, 1 ish the week 4-1 and end up in second place. scribe to our YouTube channel for weekly shows. Pit gates open at 3 p.m. TPL, 4 RBI, 5 TB, 1 BB _ had four RBI and a triple in with Division Practice from 4 p.m.-to-6:15 p.m. Ticket a win against the fifth seeded Snappers. He also booths and grandstand gates stuck out just one time and got on base over half of open at 6 p.m. (Modified the time that he stepped to the plate. qualifying at 6:30 p.m.) with * Seminole County Snappers first baseman Robert racing at 7:30 p.m. (beginning Post (Embry-Riddle) _ .455/.500/.818 | 5 H, 5 R, 1 with 8-lap heat races). Adult admission is $15 with all DBL, 5 RBI, 6 TB _ was tied for third in RBI this seniors (65+) and military (with week with five. Post had four RBI against the fourth valid ID for proof of age or seeded Storm. He ended the week with the third Military affiliation) admitted for highest slugging percentage among players with a $13. Kids 11 years of age and minimum of plate appearances per team game of under are free of charge if accom- panied by paying Adult. 2.7. Lastly, he created 4.091 runs. The track is located at the * Winter Garden Squeeze outfielder Doug Bell corner of SR. 44 and CR 415, (Southeastern) _ .333/.467/.667 | 4 H, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 1 between New Smyrna, DBL, 8 TB, 1 BB, 3 SB _ finished tied for fourth in DeLand and Daytona. stolen bases and tied for sixth in RBI. Bell had his best For information, visit _ www.newsmyrnaspeedway.o game of the season against the Mavericks as he went rg _ or call 386-427-4129. 3-for-4 with two stolen bases, two runs and three RBI, two of which came on his first home run of the season. 24 HOURS OF UCF FOOTBALL Good works are rewarded. * Winter Park Diamond Dawgs first baseman After all proceeds from a Chenar Brown (Jackson State) _ .455/.500/.455 | 5 Podcast by @MoneyMooUCF & H, 2 R, 3 RBI, 1 BB, 1 SB, 5 TB _ had two multi-hit @1KnightStandUCF were donat- games last week and led Winter Park in RBI and ed to the Jimmy V foundation, batting average while tying for second in runs. ESPNU rewarded Knight Nation with a full day of UCF games on TEAM PITCHERS OF THE WEEK: Saturday.Here is the schedule: * DeLand Suns righthander Jovan Gill (Stetson) _ Herald photo by Romeo Guzman * Midnight _ Texas, 2007. 0-0, 6.2-IP, 0 R, 3 H, 5 SO, 1 BB, .150 BAA _ The two- Sanford resident and former Lake Mary High * 3 a.m. _ Memphis, 2018. way player went toe-to-toe with the FCSL Pitcher of standout Tony Rossi (shown during the 2019 * 6 a.m. _ AAC the Week, keeping the game against Winter Garden Championship, 2018. FCSL All-Star Game) was selected as the Rats * 9 a.m. _ Louisville, 2015. scoreless until he exited the game in the seventh Pitcher of the Week after appearing in two games * noon _ Fiesta Bowl inning. He held the third seed Squeeze to just four _ going four innings with no runs and 10 strike- (Baylor), 2014. baserunners over the course of the game. * 3 p.m. _ War on I-4, 2017. outs in a start and win against the Leesburg * Leesburg Lightning lefthander Zach Chappell Storm, and striking out another three batters in 1- * 6 p.m. _ AAC (North Florida) _ 2-0, 6.0-IP,0 R, 3 H, 8 K, 4 BB, .143 Championship, 2017. 2/3 innings against the Scorpions. The State BAA _ was superb for the Lightning, picking up wins * 9 p.m. _ Peach Bowl College of Florida Sophomore ended the regular against the Mavericks and Storm in his team’s 4-1 week. (Auburn), 2018. season leading the FCSL with 36 strikeouts. * Leesburg Storm righthander Amir Asghar PAGE 8 • Midweek: Aug. 5-8, 2020 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

on 08/29/2020, 08:00 am at ChrisPetersGuitar.com, 2. Resolution No. F20-19 – Annual Assessment, Relating to Special 2773 Navigator Avenue, and that I intend to register said Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds, Residential (Vote Required) 22—HealtH-Care 117—CommerCial Sanford, Florida 32773, pur- name with the Divisions of suant to subsection 713.78 of Corporations, Tallahassee, 3. Resolution No. F20-20 – Annual Assessment, Relating to Special rentalS GET YOUR MEDICAL the Florida Statutes. ATHENS Florida, in accordance with the Assessment PACE Revenue Notes, Commercial (Vote Required) TOWING AND RECOVERY INC provisions of the Fictitious MARIJUANA CARD. CALL Professional Office Space reserves the right to accept or Name Statues, to-wit: Section The title of Resolution No. F20-19, and F20-20 is as follows: FOR FREE EVALUATION reject any and/or all bids. 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. Pristine 1500 sq. ft. office space A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY RXPO.COM 2015 Nissan Altima Oliver Christopher Peters in the heart of downtown DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING WE ARE OPEN! VIN # 1N4AL3AP8FN398665 IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED Sanford at First St and Park Publish: August 5, 2020 CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; APPROVING THE ANNUAL DIAGNOSED WITH LUNG Ave. Views of Lake Monroe, 2000 Mitsubishi Galant H024 ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESS- CANCER? You may qualify for $3000 month + utilities. Office VIN # 4A3AA46G8YE011255 MENTS; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT ROLL BE CERTI- a substantial cash award - even space is newly renovated FIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; PROVIDING with smoking history. NO with hardwood floors. Publish: August 5, 2020 FOR LIEN STATUS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. obligation! We've recovered H020 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME The Board may also consider any other business which may prop- millions. Let us help!! Call 24/7, Paul Osborne Venture 1 Properties erly come before it. 844-960-0085 Notice is hereby given that I am 407-718-0600 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: engaged in business at 552 A copy of the resolutions and/or the Agenda may be obtained online JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S Ridgeline Run, Seminole at www.fdfcbonds.com/notices or at the offices of the FRED 71—HelP Wanted TOWING gives Notice of County, Longwood, Florida Administrator, Florida Development Finance Corporation, 156 32750 under the Fictitious 153—land/lotS 223— Foreclosure of Lien and intent to Tuskawilla Road, Suite 2340, Winter Springs, FL 32708, during nor- Presser needed at Frankie's sell these vehicles on Name of RGG Financial mal business hours. The meetings are open to the public and con- 149—CommerCial Recovery, and that I intend to ducted in accordance with the provisions of Florida law. Meetings Cleaners in Sanford. Expd or For Sale miSCellaneouS 08/17/2020, 09:00 am at 326 ProPerty For Sale LOYD LN OVIEDO, FL 32765- register said name with the may be continued as found necessary to a time and place specified will train. Call 407-321-4484. Divisions of Corporations, on record. GET YOUR MEDICAL 6774, pursuant to subsection Vacant Land 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- Dishwasher wanted good MARIJUANA CARD. CALL experience, 407-804-0920 Property zoned RMO1. Useful 1 acre zoned industrial 132 ft. JZM Inc d/b/a MIRANDA'S dance with the provisions of the If any person decides to appeal any decision made with respect to FOR FREE EVALUATION Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: any matter considered at this meeting, such person will need a call 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. or 5 for residential, commercial, frontage on Hwy 46. Close to TOWING reserves the right to BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. Section 865.09, Florida Statutes record of the proceedings and such person may need to ensure that p.m. to 10 p.m. business, professional office, 417 Beltway, Sanford Airport, accept or reject any and/or all and multi-family. 1548 sq ft on I-4, and historic Sanford. RXPO.COM bids. 1991. a verbatim record of the proceedings is made at his or her own expense and which record includes the testimony and evidence on Nursery worker needed, major Sanford thoroughfare. Within Sanford City limits. WE ARE OPEN! Robert G. Garbay which the appeal is based. children ages 0-4, Sundays and $163,900. $139,900. 19XFB2F89DE043357 2013 HONDA more. $10/hr. Reply: First 1C3CCCAB2GN159514 Publish: August 5, 2020 In accordance with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities UMC Sanford 407-322-4371 Paul Osborne Paul Osborne 2016 CHRYSLER H025 Act, any person requiring special accommodations or an interpreter Homewood Suites by Hilton at Venture 1 Properties Venture 1 Properties LEGALS to participate at this meeting should contact FRED at (407) 712-6352 at least two (2) days prior to the meeting. Persons who are hearing 755 Currency Circle Lake 407-718-0600 407-718-0600 Publish: August 5, 2020 or speech impaired can contact the Florida Dual Party Relay System Mary is hiring for a Room H021 FICTITIOUS NAME at 1-800-955-8770 (Voice) and 1-800-955-8771 (TDD). Attendant and Houseperson. NOTICE NORTH 1780.02 FEET OF Prior Hotel Experience Florida Resiliency and Energy District SAID NORTHEAST 1/4; LEGALS LEGALS Notice is hereby given that Required. Interested THENCE RUN SOUTH NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: NICOLE L HAWKINS and Publish: August 5, 2020 applicants should email 00°13'18" EAST ALONG SAID Courtesy Towing, Inc. gives JOSEPH P HAWKINS, owners, H018 resume to WEST LINE FOR A DISTANCE Notice of Foreclosure of Lien desiring to engage in business [email protected] MARTHA E. DENMARK, a/k/a 429, ACCORDING TO FLORI- OF 177.94 FEET TO THE and intent to sell these vehicles under the fictitious name of (No phone calls please ) MARTHA ELIZABETH DEN- DA DEPARTMENT OF POINT OF BEGINNING. on 08/19/2020, 09:00 am at SCREEN WALKERS LLC locat- MARK; MARY EVENELLE TRANSPORTATION RIGHT 1850 High St, Longwood, FL ed at 1022 PRINCESS GATE DENMARK a/k/a EVENELLE OF WAY MAP, SECTION CONTAINING: 84,432 32750 Longwood, FL 32750- BLVD, WINTER PARK, FL The City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the following T. DENMARK; D.B. DENMARK 77320; THENCE RUN ALONG SQUARE FEET OR 1.94 3722, pursuant to subsection 32792 intends to register the ordinance: a/k/a DANIEL B. DENMARK; SAID NORTHERLY LIMITED ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR 713.78 of the Florida Statutes. said name in SEMINOLE LEGALS PATRICIA STENSTROM, a/k/a ACCESS RIGHT OF WAY LESS. Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves county with the Division of ORDINANCE NO. 1624 PATRICIA STENSTROM LINE THE FOLLOWING the right to accept or reject any Corporations, Florida AGNEW; THOMAS DEN- COURSES: NORTH 62°17'54" TOTAL AREA: 642,367 and/or all bids. Department of State, pursuant AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA MARK, a/k/a THOMAS EDWIN WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF SQUARE FEET OR 14.75 to section 865.09 of the Florida AMENDING THE CITY OF LAKE MARY OFFICIAL ZON- NOTICE OF STORAGE DENMARK; JEANETTE DEN- 394.61 FEET; THENCE RUN ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR 2000 1FMZU83P8YUB60534 Statutes. ING MAP BY REZONING CERTAIN PROPERTIES WITHIN SALE MARK, a/k/a JEANETTE DEN- NORTH 63°26'29" WEST FOR LESS. FORD THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, CONSISTING OF +/- 1.01 MARK SCHNAUSS; and A DISTANCE OF 23.96 FEET 1999 2FTRX07W5XCA25976 Publish: August 5, 2020 ACRES, LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF WOOD To satisfy owner's lien for rent SHARON STENSTROM, a/k/a TO A POINT HEREAFTER Publish: July 29, August 5, 12, FORD H026 STREET, NORTH OF 445 WOOD STREET, MORE FULLY due in accordance with Florida SHARON STENSTROM REFERRED TO AS POINT 'A' 19, 2020 2000 2T1BR12E0YC322040 DESCRIBED HEREIN, FROM THE PRESENT ZONING Statute, The Self Storage BARKER; if alive, or if dead, AND THE SOUTH LINE OF G177 TOYOTA CLASSIFICATION OF A-1, AGRICULTURAL, TO R-CE, Facility Act section 83.806. any unknown spouses, heirs, THE NORTH 500 FEET OF 1986 9BFNH60P1GDM00026 RURAL COUNTRY ESTATES, PURSUANT TO THE Contents of the leased storage devisees, grantees, creditors, THE WEST 140 FEET OF THE FORD FICTITIOUS NAME TERMS OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING FOR units (individuals identified and all parties claiming interest EAST 300 FEET OF THE 2014 LL8SZV4W9E0D00014 NOTICE CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. below); including all personal by, though, under or against a WEST 1260.5 FEET OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT LINH property consisting of miscella- defendant named in this action, NORTH 1780.02 FEET OF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Mayor and City neous household items, furni- and all person having or claim- SAID NORTHEAST 1/4; FLORIDA Publish: August 5, 2020 RACHEL L HOLBROOK, owner, Commission of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said ture, clothing, boxes, and other ing to have any right, title, or THENCE RUN NORTH PROBATE DIVISION H022 desiring to engage in business Commission will be holding Public Hearings to review a proposed items will be sold at public auc- interest in the property herein 89°32'57" EAST ALONG SAID under the fictitious name of rezoning from A-1, Agricultural, to R-CE, Rural Country tion to the highest bidder or oth- described, SOUTH LINE FOR A DIS- File No. 2020-CP-000789 erwise disposed of. No unit can ECHO ME STUDIOS located at Estates for properties located on the east side of Wood TANCE OF 31.76 FEET TO 870 SEMINOLE AVE, ALTA- Street, north of 445 Wood Street (see location map below). The be entered, you place your bid Defendants. THE EAST LINE OF THE Division Probate NOTICE OF PUBLIC MONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 subject properties have Seminole County Parcel ID numbers: 16-20- on what you see once the doors NORTH 500 FEET OF THE SALE/AUCTION intends to register the said 30-300-0370-0000, 16-20-30-300-037A-0000 and 16-20-30-300- are opened. All spaces and NOTICE OF ACTION WEST 140 FEET OF THE IN RE: ESTATE OF items may not be available on name in SEMINOLE county 037B-0000. EAST 300 FEET OF THE NOTICE is hereby given that in the date of sale. All units are with the Division of To all parties claiming interests WEST 1260.5 FEET OF THE MILDRED JANE RUPPE accordance with Section being sold for cash, as is. A $40 Corporations, Florida The meetings will take place as outlined below: by, through, under or against, NORTH 1780.02 FEET OF A.K.A. MILDRED J. 705.182, Florida Statutes, cleaning deposit will be taken Department of State, pursuant Defendants, MARTHA E. DEN- SAID NORTHEAST 1/4; RUPPE Disposal of Personal Property on all winning bids. Winning to section 865.09 of the Florida • First Reading: Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 7:00 pm (or MARK, a/k/a MARTHA ELIZA- THENCE RUN NORTH Deceased. Found on the Premises of bidders agree to take every- Statutes. as soon as possible thereafter). BETH DENMARK; MARY 00°13'18" WEST ALONG SAID Public-Use Airports, Sanford thing from unit within 24 hours. EVENELLE DENMARK a/k/a EAST LINE FOR A DISTANCE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Airport Authority intends to sell The auction will be held online Publish: August 5, 2020 • Second Reading: Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 7:00 EVENELLE T. DENMARK and OF 500.00 FEET TO THE certain personal property which H027 at: The administration of the estate pm (or as soon as possible thereafter). D.B. DENMARK a/k/a DANIEL SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY has remained on site on premis- www.selfstorageauction.com of Mildred Jane Ruppe (also B. DENMARK, and all other LINE OF SAID WILSON ROAD es owned or controlled by it for a known as Mildred J. Ruppe), For more information regarding this item or to request a digital copy parties having or claiming to AS RECORDED IN PLAT period in excess of 30 days, by Lockwood Self-Storage deceased, whose date of death of the Application, you may contact the project manager, Kendall have any right, title or interest BOOK 39, PAGES 36 public auction, through a sealed FICTITIOUS NAME 1700 E. Broadway St. was May 14, 2020, is pending Story, Urban Planner, at (407) 585-1459 or via e-mail, kstory@lake- in and to the property herein THROUGH 38 OF SAID PUB- bid due no later than 9:00 a.m., NOTICE Oviedo, FL 32765 in the Circuit Court for maryfl.com. described, to wit: LIC RECORDS; THENCE RUN August 14, 2020. Sealed bids (407) 971-0847 Seminole County, Florida, NORTH 89°32'57" EAST shall be submitted by mail Notice is hereby given that ALL Probate Division, the address The Public Hearings will be held in the City of Lake Mary LEGAL DESCRIPTION ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY and/or email to Mr. Al Nygren, LEVELS CONSTRUCTION Date: August 17, 2020 of which is 301 N. Park Avenue, Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. See Attached Exhibit “1” RIGHT OF WAY LINE FOR A Property Manager, Sanford LLC, owner, desiring to engage Time: 10:30 a.m. Sanford, Florida 32771. The However, the public is advised to check the City website for up-to- DISTANCE OF 20.00 FEET TO Airport Authority, 1200 Red in business under the fictitious names and addresses of the date information on any changes to the manner in which the meet- YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an THE WEST LINE OF THE Cleveland Blvd., Sanford, FL name of TRU-TEK WATER- Tenant Name, Unit #: personal representative and ing will be held and the location. Said hearing may be continued from action to Quiet Title and EAST 140 FEET OF THE 32773 [email protected]. The PROOFING located at 3878 the personal representative's time to time until the City Commission makes a final decision. Adverse Possession filed In WEST 1260.5 FEET OF THE property to be auctioned is or KINGSTON OAKS CV, Spencer, Louise attorney are set forth below. the Circuit Court of the SOUTH 500 FEET OF THE was owned by Via Airlines, Inc. OVIEDO, FL 32765 intends to 141 All creditors of the decedent FOR PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS, IF THERE ARE MEM- Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In NORTH 525 FEET OF SAID and/or ViaAir, LLC, and includes register the said name in SEMI- Robertson, Nathan and other persons having BERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO DESIRE TO PRESENT ANY and For Seminole, County, NORTHEAST 1/4; THENCE the following: 2 Tugs, 2 NOLE county with the Division 152 claims or demands against WRITTEN DOCUMENTS, PLEASE PROVIDE TO THE Florida, against the following RUN SOUTH 00°13'18" EAST Covered luggage carts, 1 Open of Corporations, Florida Toney, Daniel decedent's estate on whom a CITY CLERK VIA EMAIL AT MMCCURDY@LAKE- property in Seminole County, ALONG SAID WEST LINE luggage cart, 1 Lav-Waste Department of State, pursuant 512 copy of this notice is required to MARYFL.COM NO LATER THAN 1:00 P.M. ON THE DAY Florida, described in the FOR A DISTANCE OF 500.00 portable unit, 1 Baggage Belt to section 865.09 of the Florida Cushman, Tim be served must file their claims OF THE MEETING. ALL PERTINENT DOCUMENTS WILL attached Exhibit “1” has been FEET TO THE SOUTH LINE Loader, 1 Portable ground Statutes. 590 with this court ON OR BEFORE BE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AND THE COM- filed against you. You are OF THE EAST 140 FEET OF power unit and 2 Aircraft stairs. Geiger, Donald THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS MISSION AT THE MEETING. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC required to serve a copy of THE WEST 1260.5 FEET OF The property may be viewed Publish: August 5, 2020 609 AFTER THE TIME OF THE MAY CALL CITY CLERK MICHELLE MCCURDY AT 407- your written defenses, if any, to THE SOUTH 500 FEET OF from 9 a.m. through 11 a.m. on H028 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 585-1423 WITH COMMENTS REGARDING PUBLIC it on, Plaintiff’s attorney, THE NORTH 525 FEET OF August 11, 2020 at 1722 Hangar Publish: July 29, August 5, NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER HEARING AGENDA ITEMS NO LATER THAN 4:00 P.M. Richard N. Milian, P.A., Nelson SAID NORTHEAST 1/4; Road, Sanford, FL 32773. The 2020 THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A ON THE DAY OF THE MEETING, AND ALL TIMELY AND Mullins Broad and Cassel, 390 THENCE RUN NORTH successful bidder shall be noti- G170 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON PERTINENT COMMENTS CALLED IN WILL BE READ N. Orange Avenue, Suite 1400, 89°32'57" EAST ALONG SAID fied within 48 hours of the sale. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS THEM. INTO THE RECORD AT THE MEETING. Orlando, Florida, 32801, SOUTH LINE FOR A DIS- Payment in full by wire transfer NAME All other creditors of the dece- Phone: (407) 839-4200, on or TANCE OF 140.00 FEET TO within 24 hours of notification. dent and other persons having NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION before twenty-eight days after THE EAST LINE OF THE The auctioned items are sold on Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE claims or demands against MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER the date of the first publication EAST 140 FEET OF THE an “AS IS, WHERE IS” basis engaged in business at P.O. Box decedent's estate must file their CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE of this notice, and file the origi- WEST 1260.5 FEET OF THE with no warranties of any kind, 4532, Seminole County, In accordance with the provi- claims with this court WITHIN 3 WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR nal with the clerk of this court SOUTH 500 FEET OF THE express, implied or otherwise. Sanford, Florida 32772 under sions of State law, there being MONTHS AFTER THE DATE SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A either before service on NORTH 525 FEET OF SAID the Fictitious Name of Kzonics due and unpaid charge for OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH Plaintiff’s attorney or immedi- NORTHEAST 1/4; THENCE DATED this 29th day of July, Dance Queens, and that I which the undersigned is enti- OF THIS NOTICE. RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON ately thereafter; otherwise a RUN NORTH 00°13'18" WEST 2020. intend to register said name with tled to satisfy an owner and/or ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES default will be entered against ALONG SAID EAST LINE FOR the Divisions of Corporations, manager's lien of the goods WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS 286.0105. you for the relief demanded in A DISTANCE OF 500.00 FEET Publish: August 5, 2020 Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- hereinafter described and SET FORTH IN FLORIDA the complaint. TO SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT H023 dance with the provisions of the stored at the Life Storage loca- STATUTES SECTION 733.702 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- OF WAY LINE OF WILSON Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: tion(s) listed below. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT WITNESS MY HAND AND ROAD; THENCE RUN ALONG Section 865.09, Florida Statutes NOTWITHSTANDING THE THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN SEAL of said Court on the 23rd SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF 1991. And, due notice having been TIME PERIODS SET FORTH ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. day of July, 2020. WAY LINE THE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS given, to the owner of said ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED COURSES: NORTH 89°32'57" NAME Kzonic Martin property and all parties known TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Location Map CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF Guy Martin to claim an interest therein, and AFTER THE DECEDENT'S COURT & COMPTROLLER 797.44 FEET; THENCE RUN Notice is hereby given that I am the time specified in such notice DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. GRANT MALOY SOUTH 00°27'03" EAST FOR engaged in business at Publish: August 5, 2020 for payment of such having The date of first publication of A DISTANCE OF 5.00 FEET; Seminole County, Florida under H029 expired, the goods will be sold this notice is July 29, 2020. AMANDA HOFFMAN THENCE RUN NORTH the Fictitious Name of to the highest bidder or other- By: As Deputy Clerk 89°32'57" EAST FOR A DIS- wise disposed of at a public TANCE OF 235.88 FEET TO Personal Representative: auction to be held online at EXHIBIT “1” THE POINT OF BEGINNING. www.StorageTreasures.com, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF CONTAINING: 557,935 Daniel John Ruppe which will end on PROPERTY SQUARE FEET OR 12.81 282 Cambridge Drive Notice of Public Hearing ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR Longwood, Florida 32779 and Regular Board Meeting of Monday 8-24-2020 A PORTION OF SECTION 31, LESS. The Board of Directors for the Florida Resiliency and @ 10:00 AM. TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH, TOGETHER WITH Attorney for Personal Energy District (FRED) 2650 W. 25th Street RANGE 30 EAST, SEMINOLE COMMENCE AT AFORESAID Representative:

Sanford, FL 32771 COUNTY, FLORIDA, MORE POINT 'A'; THENCE RUN /s/ Michelle A. Berglund- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that due to the COVID 19 emer- 407-324-9985 PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED NORTH 63°26'29" WEST Harper gency and in accordance with the State of Florida Office of the AS FOLLOWS: ALONG SAID LIMITED Michelle A. Berglund-Harper, Governor Executive Order Number 20-52 (Emergency Management Customer Name, COMMENCE AT THE NORTH- ACCESS RIGHT OF WAY Esq. – COVID-19 Public Health Emergency), as extended by the Inventory: EAST CORNER OF THE LINE OF STATE ROAD 429 Florida Bar No. 0084028 Executive Order Number 20-114, and Executive Order Number 20- NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID FOR A DISTANCE OF 121.25 MURPHY & BERGLUND PLLC 69 (Emergency Management – Covid-19-Local Government Public Louanne Gregg SECTION 31; THENCE RUN FEET TO THE POINT OF 1101 Douglas Avenue, Meetings), as extended by Executive Order Number 20-112, 20-123, Hsld gds/Furn/TV/Stereo SOUTH 89°32'57" WEST BEGINNING; THENCE RUN Suite 1006 20-139, 20-150, and 20-179 the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Equip./Tools/appliances ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF NORTH 63°26'29" WEST FOR Altamonte Springs, FL 32714 the Florida Resiliency and Energy District “FRED” will hold a Public SAID NORTHEAST 1/4 FOR A A DISTANCE OF 298.95 FEET Tel. (407) 865-9553 Hearing and Regular Board Meeting on August 13, 2020 at 11:00 Tracy Davenport DISTANCE OF 351.98 FEET; TO A NON-TANGENT POINT Fax (407) 865-5742 a.m. (EST), via telephone conference, in lieu of an in-person meet- Hsld gds/Furn THENCE DEPARTING SAID OF A CURVE CONCAVE E-Mail: ing. Consistent with the Executive Orders, and for safety reasons, NORTH LINE RUN SOUTH NORTHEASTERLY WITH A [email protected] there will not be any Board members of staff physically present in the Priscilla Wilson 00°27'03" EAST FOR A DIS- RADIUS OF 4490.00 FEET, A m previously noticed meeting location. Hsld gds/Furn TANCE OF 30.00 FEET TO CENTRAL ANGLE OF Secondary E-Mail:

THE SOUTHWEST RIGHT OF 01°12'10", THE CHORD OF [email protected] INTERESTED PERSONS MAY ATTEND BY TELEPHONE CON- Sabrina Melton WAY INTERSECTION OF WHICH BEARS NORTH Attorney for Petitioner FERENCE USING THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. Publish: July 22, August 5, 2020 Hsld gds/Furn/TV/Stereo WILSON ROAD AND INTER- 62°04'42" WEST FOR A DIS- G122 equip./other-ceramic/crystal NATIONAL PARKWAY AS TANCE OF 94.26 FEET; Publish: July 29, August 5, TELEPHONE CONFERENCE INSTRUCTIONS: pieces/picture frames RECORDED IN OFFICIAL THENCE RUN NORTHWEST- 2020

RECORDS BOOK 3998, ERLY ALONG SAID LIMITED G178 Dial the phone number +1 646 741 5293, then use Meeting ID: Mollie Laskowski PAGE 1751 OF THE PUBLIC ACCESS RIGHT OF WAY 111 1995 9026 to access the phone conference. Hsld gds/Furn RECORDS OF SEMINOLE LINE AND CURVE FOR AN

COUNTY, FLORIDA AND ARC LENGTH OF 94.26 FEET Persons desiring to provide public comment may do so by submitting A&R Unique Transport LLC BEING THE POINT OF TO A NON-TANGENT POINT NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS written comments in advance to the FRED Administrator, Florida Hsld gds/Furn BEGINNING; THENCE RUN LYING ON THE EAST LINE OF SALE: Cortes Towing Service Development Finance Corporation, 156 Tuskawilla Road, Suite ALONG THE WESTERLY THE EAST 150.00 FEET OF Inc. gives Notice of Foreclosure The City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the following ordinance: 2340, Winter Springs, FL 32708. In addition, public comment may be Publish: July 29, August 5, LINE OF SAID INTERNATION- THE WEST 610.5 FEET OF of Lien and intent to sell these submitted via email to the FRED Administrator at 2020 AL PARKWAY THE FOLLOW- THE NORTH 495.66 FEET OF vehicles on 08/25/2020, 10:00 ORDINANCE NO. 1625 [email protected]. Emails will be accepted, to the extent practica- G171 ING COURSES: SOUTH THE NORTHWEST 1/4 OF am at 245 Orange Ave ble, through the end of the Public Comment portion of the meeting. 00°25'33" EAST FOR A DIS- THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF Longwood, FL 32750, pursuant AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORI- Written comments received will be read aloud to the Board and the TANCE OF 44.99 FEET; SAID SECTION 31; THENCE to subsection 713.78 of the DA, RELATING TO COMMUNICATION FACILITIES TO public and will be incorporated into the meeting minutes. THENCE RUN NORTH RUN NORTH 00°13'18" WEST Florida Statutes. Cortes Towing ADD A NEW CHAPTER 97, “COMMUNICATIONS RIGHTS-

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 89°32'57" EAST FOR A DIS- ALONG SAID EAST LINE FOR Service Inc. reserves the right OF-WAY”, TO TITLE IX, “GENERAL REGULATIONS” OF The purpose of the Public Hearing is for the Board to consider the fol- OF THE EIGHTEENTH TANCE OF 19.99 FEET TO A A DISTANCE OF 264.38 FEET to accept or reject any and/or THE CITY OF LAKE MARY CODE OF ORDINANCES; lowing Resolutions: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN NON-TANGENT POINT OF A TO THE SOUTHERLY LINE all bids. AMENDING CHAPTER 154 “ZONING CODE” OF TITLE

AND FOR CURVE CONCAVE NORTH- OF SAID WILSON ROAD; XV, “LAND USAGE” OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY CODE 1. Resolution No. F20-18 – Final Assessment, Relating to Special SEMINOLE COUNTY, WESTERLY WITH A RADIUS THENCE RUN NORTH 1YVHZ8BH5C5M17948 OF ORDINANCES BY AMENDING SECTION 154.09, Assessment PACE Revenue Bonds (Florida HERO Program) FLORIDA OF 1075.92 FEET, A CEN- 89°32'57" EAST ALONG SAID 2012 Mazda “DEFINITIONS”, AND REPEALING AND REPLACING (Residential Property – Phase Two) Series No. 200730-FL-RA (Vote TRAL ANGLE OF 48°58'46", SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY 3GNCJKSB2KL399947 SECTION 154.15, “POLES, TOWERS, ANTENNAS, AND Required) CASE NO. THE CHORD OF WHICH LINE FOR A DISTANCE OF 2019 CHEVY WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES” TO UPDATE

2020-CA-1456-16-W BEARS SOUTH 48°28'59" 200.00 FEET; THENCE 3N1AB7AP9EY304463 THESE SECTIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLA- RESOLUTION NO. F20-18 CIVIL DIVISION: W WEST FOR A DISTANCE OF DEPARTING SAID SOUTHER- 2014 NISSAN TIVE CHANGES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, COD- A RESOLUTION OF THE FLORIDA RESILIENCY AND ENERGY 892.00 FEET; THENCE RUN LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE RUN IFICATION, CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. DISTRICT RELATING TO THE FINANCING OF QUALIFYING PAUL V. MELLINI, Successor SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG SOUTH 00°13'18" EAST FOR Publish: August 5, 2020 IMPROVEMENTS UNDER THE FLORIDA PROPERTY ASSESSED Trustee of the JENO F. SAID CURVE FOR AN ARC A DISTANCE OF 267.00 FEET; H019 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Mayor and City CLEAN ENERGY (PACE) ACT; ESTABLISHING THE TERMS AND PAULUCCI REVOCABLE LENGTH OF 919.75 FEET TO THENCE RUN NORTH Commission of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said CONDITIONS AND IMPOSING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELAT- TRUST, dated May 1, 1997, as A POINT OF TANGENCY; 89°32'57" EAST FOR A DIS- Commission will be holding Public Hearings to review a proposed ED TO SUCH QUALIFYING IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING THE Amended, THENCE RUN SOUTH TANCE OF 150.00 FEET TO Ordinance related to the creation of Chapter 97, ASSESSMENT ROLL; DIRECTING THAT THE ASSESSMENT 72°58'22" WEST FOR A DIS- THE WEST LINE OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC “Communications Rights-Of-Way”, as well as amend- ROLL BE CERTIFIED TO THE APPROPRIATE TAX COLLECTORS; Plaintiff, TANCE OF 214.15 FEET TO A NORTH 500 FEET OF THE SALE: ATHENS TOWING ments to Chapter 154 “Zoning Code” as outlined in the PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION OF THE ASSESSMENTS; AND POINT ON THE NORTHERLY WEST 140 FEET OF THE AND RECOVERY INC gives Ordinance block above. PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. vs. LIMITED ACCESS RIGHT OF EAST 300 FEET OF THE Notice of Foreclosure of Lien

WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD WEST 1260.5 FEET OF THE and intent to sell these vehicles The meetings will take place as outlined below: SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Aug. 5-8, 2020 • PAGE 9

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RECORD AT THE MEETING. • First Reading: Thursday, August 6, 2020 at 7:00 pm (or as soon as possible thereafter). NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT THE CITY MAKES A • Second Reading: Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 7:00 TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. pm (or as soon as possible thereafter). THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY A copy of the staff report and proposed ordinance is available for THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADE- inspection in the Community Development Department Office, City of QUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR Lake Mary Municipal Services Building, 911 Wallace Court, Lake APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECES- Mary, Florida, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 A.M. until 5:00 P.M., SARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. or you may call Stephen Noto, Community Development Director, at 407-585-1440 for information concerning this item. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS AGENCY WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON- The Public Hearings will be held in the Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. SIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL Country Club Rd., Lake Mary, FL. The public is invited to attend and NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR be heard. Said hearings may be continued from time to time until the SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A Mayor and City Commission make final decisions. VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON FOR PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS, IF THERE ARE MEMBERS WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES OF THE PUBLIC WHO DESIRE TO PRESENT ANY WRIT- 286.0105. TEN DOCUMENTS, PLEASE PROVIDE TO THE CITY CLERK VIA EMAIL AT [email protected] PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- NO LATER THAN 1:00 P.M. ON THE DAY OF THE MEET- TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT ING. ALL PERTINENT DOCUMENTS WILL BE MADE THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AND THE COMMISSION AT ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. THE MEETING. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC MAY CALL CITY CLERK MICHELLE MCCURDY AT 407- 585-1423 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA WITH COMMENTS REGARDING PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA ITEMS NO LATER THAN 4:00 P.M. ON THE DAY Publish: July 22, August 5, 2020 OF THE MEETING, AND ALL TIMELY AND PERTINENT G123 COMMENTS CALLED IN WILL BE READ INTO THE PAGE 10 • Midweek: Aug. 5-8, 2020 SANFORD HERALD CRASH

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spectful,” she said. After a large group of 25 students came in, the decision was made to not let anyone else attend. Flory said at least 50 cars were turned away. Signs, candles and flowers adorned a tree where the crash took place. Tyler Daniels was a passenger in a BMW that broke completely in two after it hit the tree at high speed, said Lt. Kim Montes, public affairs officer for the Florida Highway Patrol. “Speed definitely played a factor,” Montes said, noting that the BMW had lost control on a nearby curve. The accident hap- pened about 10:30 p.m. heading south toward Continental and Ronald Reagan boulevards. Daniels died at the scene, Florida troopers said. The uniden- tified 21-year-old driver remained in critical condition at Central Florida Regional Hospital in Sanford on Tuesday, Montes said. A 16-year-old passenger in the backseat was released from the hospital. “The crash split the car completely in two,” Montes said. Two tow trucks were called to remove the car. “They were all friends is what the homicide investigator told me,” Montes said. The crash is still under investigation. On a tree at the crash site are two handmade yellow signs. The top one says: “In loving memory, Tyler Logan Daniels, Sunrise 8-17-2000-Sunset 7-28-2020. You will be missed. We’ll meet again.” The bottom sign had a warn- ing for others: “PLEASE DRIVE SAFE!” Lt. Col. Skip Barth has taught JROTC with Daniels’ father Craig at Lake Mary High School for years. Tyler graduated two years ago. Barth said Tyler was like a baseball sta- tistics encyclopedia. Tyler loved the Cincinnati Reds baseball team, and the Reds dedicated their Aug. 3 game to Tyler, Barth said. Tyler “He was a great kid with a great heart,” Daniels Barth said. “He loved sports and was very energetic.” Barth said he used to joke that he could- n’t remember what he ate for breakfast, but Tyler knew the AAA batting average of some Reds’ prospect player. Barth helped set up the celebration of life service at the high school. He said that just days before the accident, Tyler had stepped up at his church after a call to come forward. The young man told the pastor that he hadn’t planned on doing that, but he felt called. He was to soon start a Church boot camp. Tyler was a young man discovering his way in life, Barth said. He had a long relationship with his girlfriend. “He seemed like he was really happy,” Barth recalled. He was a hard worker at his job where his boss really liked him, and he was learning a lot. “When Tyler said he was going to do something, he really put the time and effort into it,” Barth said, recalling the young man’s commitment to JROTC at Lake Mary High School. When Tyler graduated, Barth said he was a cadet master chief. At Saturday’s memorial, they had a little stand with his Navy dress blue jacket and rank insignia, among other items. Tyler was also an organ donor, Barth said, and his heart and eyes were donated immediately. “He saved someone else,” Barth said. “A lot of people his age might not think a lot about that.” Tyler’s dad, Craig, talked at the memorial about plans to take his son to see the Reds play in their pandemic shortened season. “He said he wished he’d had one more day,” Barth recalled his colleague saying. “I’d want to be sitting there in that stadi- um because he loved it.”