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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Local Special CHS journalism SUNDAY EDITION Olympians take teacher gives it to the lanes. 7A to them straight. 1D Christian group, USDA still at odds
officials said Friday that USDA representa- not stated that way in the original meeting their premises. USDA has contacted CSC tives have been in contact with them in an that started this whole discussion.” In the end, CSC declined to sign a USDA to try to break impasse; effort to break the impasse. The CSC board will take up the matter contract to receive food from Florida Gateway “The (Florida) Department of Agriculture in October, but it is unclear whether a Food Bank to distribute to the poor. CSC board to meet in Oct. that handles the USDA food has been in resolution is in sight. Daly said she was told CSC agents could touch with us to clarify the meaning of Last week Daly said when she met no longer pray with clients if they were to By TONY BRITT their policies and to make sure that every- with a Florida Department of Agriculture receive USDA food. [email protected] one understands just what those policies and Consumer Services inspector and say,” said Kay Daly, Christian Service a Florida Gateway Food Bank inspector CURRENT PRACTICE After nearly 10 months of providing food Center executive director. “We appreciate in November, 2012, two issues arose — and other services to local needy families that. However, it is interesting that those whether they could pray and share their Daly said the current practice at CSC without a USDA or Florida Gateway Food policies, although stated publicly in the faith with clients, and whether they had to Bank contract, Christian Service Center Lake City Reporter and elsewhere, were remove religious icons and imagery from CSC continued on 6A Roll out the (rain) barrels FGC’s Hall gets salary boost President’s total compensation rises by $83,000.
By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected]
The Florida Gateway College Board of Trustees approved an $83,000 increase in total compensation for the college president after a state report listed him among the 10 low- est paid presidents in Florida. President Charles Hall now earns Hall a total of $370,792.42, compared to JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter $287,414.43 the year before. Fort White Middle School students Andrew Hart (from left), 14, Jeremie Thompson, 15, and Caycee Collier, 13, relocate rain barrels that collect water His base salary for the 2013- used for the school’s various gardens. For more on the school’s PARKnership Program, see Page 5A. 14 year is $262,816.35, a $37,608 increase from last year. Currently, his ben- efits include $48,000 for Florida retirement, $15,000 Yoho talks Obamacare, Syria, immigration for health insurance and $26,281 in an annual annu- Hits on wide range of to get across is the importance of Taylor Building on Birley Road. be repealed and defunded. He ity. Approximately $17,000 of people pulling together on a com- Yoho spoke about the said chief executive operation Hall’s compensation comes topics during private mon cause and standing up and Affordable Care Act, otherwise officers from several America f r o m Tea Party gathering. being the voice of government,” known as Obamacare, the Syrian companies, as well as others, a n n u a l INSIDE he said. “It is ‘We the people’ and conflict, illegal immigration, U.S. have spoken about Obamacare expense By TONY BRITT I think that’s the biggest thing foreign policy, and how it will adversely impact r e i m - ■ State college [email protected] for people to get involved, get Common Core, the possibility of people living the b u r s e - informed and get engaged.” the United American Dream. m e n t s , presidents salary Imploring local residents to Yoho, who represents the Nations, the “I think it’s the wrong way such as chart, 3A make their voices heard, U.S. Third Congressional District Yoho Trust Act for America to go,” he said. “It monthly Rep. Ted Yoho (R-Gainesville) of Florida, including Columbia, bill, Keystone will create more problems, it will stipends to lease a vehicle touched on topics ranging from Dixie, Levy, Suwannee, Lafayette, Pipeline and bankrupt this country and it has and cover internet access. Syria and U.S. immigration policy Hamilton, Gilchrist, Bradford and unemployment, to go away.” Last year, he received only to Obamacare during a private parts of Alachua County, was the Yoho along with top- When asked about a posssible about $12,000 for the extra Tea Party gathering Saturday keynote speaker for morning ses- ics that arose strike against Syria, Yoho said he compensation packages. morning. sion of the annual meeting of the from audience questions. “Florida has 28 community “The main message I wanted North Central Tea Party at the Yoho said Obamacare should YOHO continued on 3A colleges,” Board of Trustees Chairman Thomas Riherd said. “When we look at those salaries, we try not to be in the bottom third. If they pay $165,000 much more than you do, all they have to do is pick up the donation phone and start picking your people off.” PotashCorp-White Springs presents Of all the community col- a check for $165,132 to United Way leges, Hall previously ranked Suwannee Valley during the commu- 21st in terms of annual com- nity organization’s Campaign Kick-off pensation, according to a Breakfast Friday morning. From left: May report released by the Judy Fair, Pam Hyde, Prentis Adams Office of the Chief Inspector Terry Baker, Dianne Baker, Eddie General. Based on updated data collected by the Lake Hillhouse, Temple Deplato, Mike City Reporter through public Williams, Jenna Doering, Jeff Kitto, document requests across Katie Taylor, (unidentified), and Rita the state, Hall now ranks Dopp. See story, Page 6A. 11th out of 28 in Florida with FGC continued on 3A STEVEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter
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Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: N/A N/A Afternoon: N/A Afternoon: N/A N/A N/A Evening: N/A Evening: N/A PB XX AROUND FLORIDA After acquittal, Zimmerman still in spotlight events as part of some MSL. “You need to be deadly circumstances. felt compelled to tell the they can’t live together.” LAKE MARY — cosmic comeuppance for a careful of what you’re Is this really happening? world about it. On ABC’s Zimmerman may be Whether they think that wannabe cop. doing. ... And if there’s Aaron Sorkin and Steven “Good Morning America,” his own worst enemy. he got away with murder- But is he a kind of anything you do that is Spielberg couldn’t have she called her husband Defense attorney Barry ing 17-year-old Trayvon George Ziggy-man, per- newsworthy or interest- collaborated to come up “selfish” and accused him Scheck notes that trouble Martin or that he was just a petually stalked by storm ing, people are going to with that ending. “ of leaving her with “a often simply begets more brave neighborhood watch clouds, or more like one of write about it, talk about it, Stevens — after dub- bunch of pieces of broken trouble. volunteer “standing his those California wildfires, share about it, tweet it, put bing Zimmerman “the glass” after the acquittal. “The pressure from ground,” many Americans creating his own weather it on YouTube — because most vilified man in Zimmerman blames the the situation often adds can’t seem to get enough of patterns? it’s going to drive clicks, America” — went on to trial for the implosion of an additional distortion George Zimmerman. And Seems like a little bit of drive interest, and it’s suggest the next acts on his marriage, lawyers have to their behavior,” said he can’t seem to stop giv- both, according to crisis going to spread virally.” the watchman’s “Karmic said. His wife’s attorney, Scheck, a co-director of ing it to them. management expert Mark It’s not just his public Redemption Tour”: Kelly Sims, said the couple the Innocence Project, and So it’s hardly surpris- McClennan. outings and repeated Providing emergency have been on a “Tower of part of the “dream team” ing that everything “How does he keep brushes with the legal childbirth assistance to Terror” — an apparent ref- that helped win Simpson’s Zimmerman does produces resetting his 15 minutes system that have kept Duchess of Cambridge erence to the harrowing, acquittal on charges of a Twitterverse explosion of fame?” said the Boston- Zimmerman in the spot- Kate Middleton, balancing “Twilight Zone”-themed killing his ex-wife and a and spins out into heavy area consultant, who’s light. Martin’s parents Detroit’s budget and cap- ride at nearby Walt Disney friend. “So it’s a very dif- news coverage. Comedian on the Public Relations were prominent partici- turing NSA leaker Edward World — since the shoot- ficult situation, and I think Deon Cole nailed it during Society of America’s board pants in last month’s 50th Snowden. ing and had spent only a the people that have been an appearance on “Late of directors. “I’d say it’s a anniversary commemo- Zimmerman certainly few days together before most successful with it Night with Conan O’Brien” two-way street.” ration of the March on has his supporters. Several the divorce filing. are the ones that have a a couple of days after the Granted, Zimmerman Washington, and several groups launched peti- But was it wise for clear sense of what they’re July 13 verdict. Merely didn’t expect his visit civil rights leaders have tion drives urging the Zimmerman to go to the about and just stick to it.” being found not guilty, to the Kel-Tec CNC called for the repeal of Department of Justice home Monday and take McClennan insists that he said of Zimmerman, Industries factory in “stand-your-ground” laws, not to pursue federal civil photos while his wife and o reputation — not even “doesn’t mean that you’re a Cocoa, Fla., to be a public which generally remove rights charges against her family were there Zimmerman’s — is “irrepa- free man.” event. Zimmerman has a person’s duty to retreat him. gathering belongings? rably beyond repair.” He certainly hasn’t been turned down all Associated if possible in the face of “The jury has spo- O’Mara said “In crisis management free from the spotlight. Press interview requests danger. ken and found that the Zimmerman needs to be ... once you resolve the —Two stops for speed- since his trial, and his law- Even when he helped prosecution failed to a lot more “circumspect” fundamental issues, you go ing. yers didn’t respond to mes- extricate a family from an prove, beyond a reason- about what he does, since into purgatory for a while, —A cellphone photo sages about this story. But overturned SUV in July, able doubt, that George every action is “hyper- where you start build- of a smiling Zimmerman Shawn Vincent, a spokes- Zimmerman couldn’t catch Zimmerman had malice or focused on and scruti- ing it again and you start touring the Florida factory man for the law firm that a break. racism in his heart or even nized.” making the positives,” he where the 9 mm semi-auto- defended Zimmerman, told The grateful couple can- a reckless disregard for “I understand they’re said. “But any one misstep matic pistol used in the Yahoo News of the factory celed a news conference, Trayvon Martin’s life when not private individuals can bring it right back to February 2012 shooting visit: “That was not part of defense attorney Mark he shot the teenager,” anymore — never by their the beginning again, and was made. our public relations plan.” O’Mara said, “for the pos- declared a petition on dick- own doing,” said O’Mara, you’ve got to start building —And, this week, But McClennan asn’t sibility of blowback against morris.rallycongress.com. who continues to handle all over again.” police dash-cam footage surprised when TMZ them.” People immediately “The Justice Department Zimmerman’s defamation Purgatory, at least in of Zimmerman kneeling published a photo of suggested the incident was should now butt out.” lawsuit against NBC but Catholic theology, sug- in the street to be cuffed Zimmerman shak- staged — or at least poked But the trial seems to does not intend to repre- gests a temporary expia- after an alleged scuffle ing hands with a Kel- fun at the timing. have set in motion some sent him if any charges tion on the way to a state with his estranged wife Tec employee — and “Let’s get this straight,” forces that are beyond result from this investiga- of grace. Dr. Patrick and father-in-law. Zimmerman shouldn’t Nigel Stevens wrote on the Zimmerman’s control. tion. “Now, with every- Williams, a clinical psy- Like gangster Al Capone have been, either. site www.opposingviews. In late August, Shellie thing that has happened in chologist and founder of going to Alcatraz for tax “Instead of being a 24- com. “Zimmerman, in his Zimmerman pleaded guilty the past year and a half, it the Institute for Life Coach evasion and O.J. Simpson hour news cycle, it’s now only documented ven- to a misdemeanor perjury would be very nice if we Training, isn’t so sure serving time for robbing a 24-second news cycle ture into the real world, charge for lying during a could let them separate Zimmerman is heading in some sports memorabilia for anything to spring up,” heroically transforms into bail hearing after her hus- and divorce as they need that direction. dealers, some interpret said McClennan, a senior Volunteer Paramedic and band’s arrest. Last week, to in two separate paths this series of unfortunate vice president at Schwartz rescues someone from she filed for divorce, and because they’ve decided n Associated Press
Celebrity Birthdays PEOPLE IN THE NEWS 58. n TV’s Regis Philbin is 81. n Director Tim Burton is 54. n Actor Tom Skerritt is 79. n Singer Billy Ray Cyrus is n Actor David Canary is 74. 51. Latifah plans to make noise with show n Actor John Savage is 63. n Actress Ally Walker is 51. n Rocker Gene Simmons of n Actress Joanne Whalley Kiss is 63. is 51. n Singer Rob Halford of n Actor Blair Underwood is LOS ANGELES — Queen Latifah Judas Priest is 61. 48. knows a reliable stress reliever to n Musician Elvis Costello is n TV chef Rachael Ray is 44. cope with the pressures of launching a daytime show. “I have a drum set in my dressing room and I go in there and play for Daily Scripture a few minutes to relax. They can for- get about it being quiet around here A new commandment I give unto you, that — I’m going to bang my drums,” said the singer-songwriter and ye love one another; even as I have loved actress, who’s adding the job of host you, that ye also love one another. By this to her resume. shall all men know that ye are my disciples, With Monday’s debut of the syn- dicated “The Queen Latifah Show” if ye have love one to another. (check local listings for station, time), she intends to make noise in — John 13:34-35 the competitive realm of daytime TV. “I’m naturally a bit edgier than typical daytime, but I kind of want to push things a little bit further, as STEPHEN RICHMOND/Lake City Reporter far as I can respectfully, within the Lake City Reporter How“ to reacH us daytime space,” said Latifah. “I want Farm Bureau feast BusINess more out of daytime TV. I want more Main number . . . . .(386) 752-1293 Fax number ...... 752-9400 Controller Sue Brannon . . .754-0419 choices, I want more heart, more Members of the Farm Bureau and other local folks gathered at the fairgrounds Circulation ...... 755-5445 ([email protected]) humor.” Thursday night for food and fellowship. 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If the schedule ground, but in an interview with The Kelley said. “I mean, it really was. seems a tad Smith family heavy, it’s Associated Press at the Calvin Klein We are actually going to have a little CORRECTION with good reason: Latifah and Smith event, she said she was OK. viewing party at my house that night go way back, and he and wife Jada Kidman added: “I’m up, I’m walk- because we’re just excited.” The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news Pinkett Smith are among the produc- ing around, but I was shaken.” items. If you have a concern, question or suggestion, ers of Latifah’s new venture. The New York Police Department please call the executive editor. Corrections and clarifica- “She’s just fantastic,” Pinkett says a 19-year-old bicyclist was n Associated Press tions will run in this space. And thanks for reading. 3A
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Total Reported Annual Compensation of Florida’s Critical injuries FGC: Compensation increase 28 Community College Presidents Continued From Page 1A (highest to lowest) in ATV accident State College President’s Total Base Salary Compensation (2013-2014) By STEVEN RICHMOND his new compensation package. sion or amendment by the board 1.Miami Dade $630,157 $367,731 [email protected] The report resulted from an of trustees. The report stated roll- College order by Gov. Rick Scott to deter- ing contracts have “the potential 2.Valencia College $490,787 $298,466 A man on an ATV was in critical con- mine the pay and benefits of state to allow colleges not to amend dition after being struck by a pickup college presidents. It showed the their contracts in a timely man- 3.Broward College $458,413 $380,900 truck Thursday afternoon, according to salaries varied widely, and that ner to comport with changes to 4.Palm Beach State $455,714 $229,419 the Florida Highway Patrol. many of the contracts appeared to statutes.” College Robert V. Chadwick, 24, Lake City was violate the law. In total, Florida’s While Hall had always been evalu- 5.Eastern Florida $453,797 $293,845 leaving a driveway on NW Saturn Lane community college presidents ated annually, his raise will now be State College* on a a Mongoose ATV when he rode into were paid about $10 million in sala- based on the board’s performance 6.St. Petersburg $449,031 $330,000 the path of a 2012 Ford F250 pickup, FHP ries and benefits during the 2012- review, said FGC Business Services College said in a news release. 13 fiscal year. The salaries ranged Vice President Marilyn Hamm. In 7.Seminole State $440,105 $252,421 The pickup struck the ATV on its left from $144,000 for the president of the past, he received the same per- College of Florida side, the release said. North Florida Community College centage raise as the faculty. 8.Santa Fe College $409,739 $260,00 The vehicles came to a rest on the in Madison to more than $630,000 Hamm said faculty received a 3 south shoulder of NW Saturn Lane. for the Miami Dade College presi- percent raise this year, which Hall 9.Indian River $394,804 $249,300 Chadwick was taken to UF Health in dent. would also have gotten if his con- State College Gainesville and was in critical condition “I’m in my 17th year at Florida tract had not been revamped. 10.Hillsborough $385,078 $300,000 following the accident. Gateway College. I’m the fifth senior “In the absence of an Inspector Community The driver of the truck, Erroll Terzi, president in Florida,” Hall said. General’s Report, I doubt we would College 58, Lake City, was unhurt, FHP said. “With all my years experience and have done anything to the contract,” 11.Florida Gateway $370,792 $262,816 education, the pay that I got was Riherd said. “We want to make sure College right on target.” we keep Dr. Hall. ... I don’t see any 12.Tallahassee $369,109 $272,615 Since Hall has been president of area where he’s not achieving what Community the college, he has revamped cur- we’re working to get.” College Final hearing on riculum to fit the evolving needs Before the report, the board 13.Daytona State $364,009 $274,300 of students headed into the work- of trustees did not have a way to College city budget Mon. force, improved technology acces- compare Hall’s salary to others 14.State College of $363,168 $235,000 sibility on campus and boosted in the state. A month after the Florida, Manatee- By STEVEN RICHMOND arts and entertainment offerings report’s release, the board decid- Sarasota** [email protected] for the community through FGC’s ed to increase Hall’s salary to a 15.St. Johns River $359,000 $302,690 Entertainment Series. figure they felt was fair compared State College City Council members will host the During his tenure, Hall provided to other presidents’ salaries in the 16.Edison State $329,228 $275,000 final public hearing for the 2013-14 bud- the guidance to help plan, design state. Hall said it was “the first College get during tomorrow evening’s City and fund the Wilson S. Rivers time that there was an adjustment 17.Pasco-Hernando $309,726 $214,469 Council meeting. Library and Media Center proj- in my salary” since approximately Community The city’s proposed $48,740,673 ect that saw the construction and 2006-07. College budget will remain relatively stable opening of the most technological- In a letter to the Inspector General 18.Florida State $304,320 $270,000 compared to last year’s $51.5 million. ly sophisticated and well-designed from Riherd, he said the board College at The roughly one percent reduction building on the school’s campus. planned a study session to analyze Jacksonville in expenditure is due in large part to Hall oversaw the rebranding of the report’s findings and work with 19.Pensacola State $298,091 $204,793 $3.2 million decrease in the Water/ the college, changing the name legal counsel to address issues out- College Sewage Construction Fund’s expen- from Lake City Community College lined. They included: amending 20.Lake-Sumter $298,000 $213,511 ditures. to Florida Gateway College. Hall Hall’s rolling contract, legal review State College “It’s because of the capital reduc- has been the driving force to put of contract language to ensure com- 21.Polk State $297,555 $236,159 tion in capital projects,” City Manager FGC in a position to offer four-year pliance and developing specific per- College Wendell Johnson said. “We completed degrees in select areas, such as formance goals in the president’s 22.South Florida $289,788 $230,000 an automated meter reader system and nursing. When the first bachelor’s annual contract tied to the annual State College a couple of other projects that cost about degree is presented at the school, evaluation. 23.Northwest $288,788 $205,014 $3 million.” he will be at the helm. Riherd promised the Inspector Florida State The current 3.9816 millage rate In 2010, the college was recog- General that Hall would have a new College will also remain the same despite a nized as one of the best colleges contract by January 2014. However, 24.Gulf Coast State $262,508 $236,494 $5 million drop in property value. in Florida by Washington Monthly the board approved the proposed College Although the council could increase Magazine. contract for the 2014-15 year in 25.College of Central $252,538 $200,000 millage to the 4.0127 roll-back rate, “I love my job, and I love working June, along with an adjustment to Florida it would only account for a $4,000 at Florida Gateway College,” Hall the base salary. Board member Don 26.Chipola College $202,477 $167,327 shortfall from the current rate, said. “We have an excellent staff. Kennedy made the motion, which according to Johnson. We’re always looking at ways to was seconded by Kathryn McInnis 27.Florida Keys $198,492 $180,000 “A lay person would see that as an make the college more accessible.” and approved unanimously. Community increase in taxes, when in reality it’s The Inspector General required “We need strong leadership in College not,” Johnson said. “We’re not raising Florida Gateway College to elimi- order to achieve the goals that we 28.North Florida $165,000 $145,000 the millage rate because it’s a fairly nate Hall’s rolling contract and have for Florida Gateway College Community College insignificant difference.” replace it with an annual contract. and the vision we have to improve The Lake City City Council will meet Rolling contracts automatically the quality of life in North Central * Previously Brevard Community College Monday, Sept. 16 at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall renew each year, extending the Florida,” Riherd said. “President ** Failed to provide updated figures despite repeated requests downtown. contract without a signed exten- Hall does that.” AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter YOHO: Covers wide range of topics at private Tea Party gathering Saturday Continued From Page 1A was not in favor of attack- has failed to lead in the last on our foreign policy. On has not changed. We have us, so we need to secure that we can get responsible ing a country that hasn’t 30 years,” he said. “That’s immigration, it’s an injus- to secure the border first the border and once we do immigration control.” attacked America. why we have the mess we tice to the American people and when we can prove “This is not our war — have right now and it’s and the immigrant com- we’ve secured that, and it’s it’s not our fight, and we the same thing with our ing here because we don’t just not an immigrant issue don’t have a dog in the foreign policy. We have have a good path for peo- — it’s a national security fight,” he said. failed to lead and follow ple to come legally. We’ve issue .... There’s people Yoho spoke about the our rulebook and the rule- got a porous border and coming across our south- reported use of chemical book is the Constitution from where I stand that ern border that don’t like weapons in Syria and said this is a time for diplomacy, not for bombs and guns. Columbia County Yoho said he wants every- one to know their voice does Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting matter and they should tell the government what they The Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership and the Columbia County Health Department have come together to form a partnership in order like and don’t like. to create a tobacco free community. The partnership focuses on policies that “I feel the American effect our youth. In the New Year, we would like to focus on multi-unit people standing up, giving housing cessation programs and promote the various tobacco cessation a voice from them to the programs available to our community. We invite all community members, representatives and the service workers, and school aged youth to attend the upcoming meeting to representatives standing discuss tobacco-related issues in our county. up in Congress, changed us going into Syria at this Columbia County Tobacco Free Partnership Meeting moment in time,” he said. “I Central School Board Ofice Room 153 think that sent a loud mes- Wednesday, September 18, 2013 sage to the administration 372 West Duval Street and the leadership on both Lake City, FL 32055 sides because they were all Time: 1:00pm supporting the president “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” and we said ‘no’.” All partnership meetings are open to the public. For more information on how Yoho said he isn’t in favor to make a difference in your community through your local Tobacco Free of the current immigration Partnership, please contact: bill the way it’s written. Shomari Bowden “I think that’s a perfect Columbia County Health Department example of where Congress (386) 758-1066 or [email protected]
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OUR OPINION A second look at CYSA books is in order
et’s clarify something right at the start: The county commission is not the police. Commissioners do not have subpoena power and cannot compel people to turn over their records on threat of a contempt citation.L All they can do, when the books don’t balance in this county-funded agency or that, is order an audit and forward the results on to someone who can do something about it – should further action be war- ranted. Having said that, we think a second look is indeed called for in the case of the Columbia Youth Soccer Association. Upwards of $52,000 was discovered missing from NYPD’s Raymond Kelly, CYSA’s accounts during a county-ordered audit a year or so back. Actually, the audit was never performed, because, terrorism deterrent by definition, an audit is an examination of relevant financial documents, and the documents in this case were missing or destroyed. toic. suicide bombings on three rush- So what resulted was termed instead, simply but That word best hour subway lines; to explode a accurately, a “report.” describes New York Police car bomb in the middle of Times To its credit, the county commission quickly put Commissioner Ray Kelly. Square; and to attack post office in place safeguards to prevent this sort of thing from In an increasingly juvenile buildings and returning U.S. troops Snation, Kelly’s granite tempera- with pipe bombs, just to name a happening again. However, there was never any real move to deter- ment can be a tad daunting. But if few. ... What we can’t count are the mine just how the money had gone missing to begin you knew what Kelly knows, you additional plots that did not take with. The consensus was, poor management, and might not smile much, either. Deroy Murdock place as a consequence of our vigi- worse record-keeping, on the part of then-CYSA offi- “Do not think for a second that [email protected] lance.” cials. al-Qaida and those who share its New York has survived 16 terror But now that the issue has surfaced once again ideology have forgotten about New al-Qaida agent met a conspirator conspiracies since 9/11, the NYPD (resurrected by Commissioner Ron Williams), we are York,” Kelly said Monday. “Images here. Among other objectives, they reports. concerned by the reasoning of some who say a second of the World Trade Center and planned to attack a train between “The terrorist threat to the look just isn’t worth it. scenes of the city are regularly New York and Canada. United States is as dangerous as Commissioner Scarlet Frisina, also a non-voting displayed on jihadist websites and -- Just days after allegedly bomb- ever,” Kelly concluded. “New York member of the county’s Sports Advisory council – and al-Qaida publications. Its propagan- ing the Boston Marathon last April, remains squarely in the crosshairs the commissioner best positioned to call for a forensic dists call on followers in the United killing three people and wound- of global terrorism. This is a time audit of CYSA records – suggested such a move might States to take up the battle at home ing 264, brothers Tamerlan and for vigilance, not complacency.” not be “fiscally responsible,” since it would likely cost and use bombs, guns and poison to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev drove toward Against this terrifying backdrop, more than the missing funds themselves. indiscriminately kill.” Manhattan with pipe bombs and meanwhile, the Oval Office’s cur- Kelly told the Association rent occupant shabbily contorts With all due respect, we think Commissioner explosive pressure cookers. Had for a Better New York and the himself to hoist his shoe bottom Frisina may be missing the point. their hostage not escaped, Kelly Council on Foreign Relations that atop the desk while standing and We’re not suggesting there was intentional wrong- explained, “They would have America’s financial and media capi- chatting by phone. President doing on the part of anyone at CYSA. arrived in midtown in time to tal remains militant Islam’s target Barack Obama fled the Situation However, what about the next guy? launch a devastating attack at the of choice. morning rush hour.” Room during the bin Laden raid Saying it’s not worth looking into the loss of $50,000 “In just the past 10 months,” to play cards. After addressing because the cost of an investigation would exceed that After 9/11, Kelly transformed Kelly said, “there have been sev- the NYPD into a terrorism-fight- America Aug. 31 about striking sum, sends the wrong message, in our view. eral plots with a nexus to New York Syria, he raced from the Rose It creates a potential moral hazard, in which some ing powerhouse. Kelly boosted City.” his personnel on the FBI’s Joint Garden to his 141st presidential misguided soul might imagine he could, under the -- Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Counterterrorism Task Force golf outing. His serpentine mis- right circumstances, help himself to county funds with Ahsan Nafis, 23, arrived from from 17 people to 120. The NYPD management of the Syrian fiasco impunity. Bangladesh on a student visa. He has become a mini CIA. Senior boasts the twists and turns of a We think the county should at least ask its auditors conspired to blast Manhattan’s officers are stationed in 11 cities sidewinder, but none of its bite. to take another look at whatever records are still avail- Federal Reserve Bank last October. overseas and cooperate with local Meanwhile, this farce’s soundtrack able and try as best they can to piece together just On Aug. 9, he received a 30-year cops. These New Yorkers “visit features Russia’s Vladimir Putin what went wrong at CYSA in 2010-11, the period dur- prison sentence. the scenes of terrorist attacks and strumming Obama like a balalaika. ing which the funds went missing. -- Raees Alam Qazi and gather real-time information that Obama makes it easy to forget It would be money well spent. Sheheryar Alam Qazi, two guides the NYPD’s operations at the phrase “adult supervision.” For Pakistani-born brothers, were home,” Kelly noted. an instant reminder of it, however, nabbed in Florida last Nov. 29 after “Our enemies are smart, patient look to New York’s top cop, Ray plotting to detonate theaters and and committed,” Kelly commented. Kelly. 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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 5A Hands-on learning at the Ichetucknee
as they assist us in continuing this impor- tour will be conducted by Jim Stevenson, a dren, like Jasmine and 14-year-old Steven Fort White sixth-graders tant endeavor. Our students, families and retired chief biologist for the Florida State O’Quinn, to coach the younger students go to the river every month community reap the benefits of this out- Park System. to design projects that can be prepared standing environmental program.” In addition, Johannesen hopes to train for the end-of-the-year Water Festival. The to learn about ecosystem. To acquire the grant, the project needed teachers in Project WET, an educational festival is a community-wide educational to support outdoor environmental educa- program that teaches four core beliefs festival intended to educate families on the By AMANDA WILLIAMSON tion on public conservation lands, field about water. They are: Water connects us necessity of caring for water resources. [email protected] experiences connected to the springshed, all, water is for all users, water must be “The [sixth graders] need to know this integrated teacher training and participa- managed sustainably and water depends so they can help our environment,” Steven Sixth-grade students at Fort White tion in a service learning project. The on personal responsibility and action. said. “Not let it disappear or vanish.” Middle School leave the ordinary class- PARKnership provides all the necessary Finally, the grant helps to send 215 Last year, the program finished the room setting once a month to venture ingredients. sixth-grade students to the Ichetucknee year by constructing a bird habitat out- to the shores of the Ichetucknee River, “All of these kids are going to be future Springs State Park Education Center for side the science classroom. The habitat learning hands-on about water quality, soil citizens, and a large part of them will stay an introduction to the water and its impor- includes a birdbath, birdhouses and a horizons and Florida ecosystems through in Columbia County — Fort White or Lake tance. variety of flowers. Next to the garden, a the PARKnership Program. City,” said PARKnership director Trini “I know a lot of kids really don’t care series of raised beds wait to be tended by On Friday, the Florida Department Johannesen. “They will be the ones mak- about the environment,” said 14-year-old the PARKnership students. According to of Environmental Protection’s Office of ing the decisions about our water.” Jasmine Tabb. “But they should because Johannesen, the beds form part of a “farm- Environmental Education awarded the Though the program has been active they’re going to be on the Earth for a long to-school” project. She wants the students program a $5,000 mini-grant to help fund since 2002, recent staff changes left many time. It helps to know ways you can help, to grow enough food to have a salad day. staff training, trip expenses and advertis- new science teachers without background instead of making things worse.” “When we first started, the idea was ing for the Earth Day Water Festival. knowledge in the regional watershed, Even though Jasmine is a ninth-grad- to expose the kids to the importance of “We are very excited to receive addition- Johannesen said. The grant will provide er, she mentors the middle school stu- — not just water — but the land and the al support for the PARKnership Program assistance to train seven new staff mem- dents through a program associated with air,” she said. “Everything works together from the DEP,” said Fort White Middle bers in watershed boundaries, current PARKnership called Leak — League of to provide what we need to have a healthy School Principal Keith Couey. “We are issues and water conservation through the Environmentally Conscious Kids. community.” appreciative for all our business partners Ichetucknee Watershed Basin Tour. The Johannesen encourages the older chil-
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Sept. 16 al funding for all School 752-9909. Support group City.. UF/IFAS Dr. Pete Soil testing UDC meeting Readiness and Voluntary Another Way Inc. pro- Andersen will discuss: Columbia County Master The United Daughters of Prekindergarten (VPK) Sept. 17 vides a domestic violence Identification of grape vari- Gardeners will do free soil the Confederacy, Olustee programs for the follow- support group every eties in existing plantings, pH testing each Wednesday Chapter, will meet at 5:15 ing counties: Columbia, Art League meeting Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. If you harvest and late season at at the Columbia County p.m. at China Buffet, 345 Hamilton, Lafayette, The Art League of North are a current or former management and Reviving Extension Office’s new W. Duval St. Guest speaker Suwannee, and Union. Florida is holding its month- survivor of domestic vio- abandoned grape plantings. location, 971 W. Duval St. will be Annette Lindsey, We encourage community ly meeting on Tuesday lence, call (386) 719-2702 Please contact Agronomist (U.S. 90), Suite 170. Drop a Civil War-era re-enactor participation and welcome September 17 at 5:30pm at for meeting location and Mace Bauer at Columbia off soil samples at the for more than 30 years. any input. If any person(s) the Fellowship Hall of the an intake appointment. All County Extension to RSVP, office any week day during Buffet will be served after interested in attending First Presbyterian Church services are free and con- (386)752-5384 or Email: business hours. For more the meeting. Cost is $9. this meeting has a dis- in Lake City. The dinner fidential. [email protected]. information, call 752-5384. Reservations are not ability requiring special starts at 5:30 pm ,followed required. For more infor- assistance please contact by a short business meet- Sept. 18 mation, call Linda Williams Stacey DePratter at (386) ing and a speaker. The Union Ironworker Apprentice Grape Workshop at (352) 215-8776. 752-9770. speaker this month will be Opportunites Available! Del Porter. Del is the mas- UF/IFAS Columbia SCORE workshop FFA fundraiser ter in painting with wood. County Extension is offer- Looking for HIGHLY motivated individuals to be SCORE will have an free Moe’s Southwest Grill He is internationally know ing a hands-on interac- IRONWORKERS APPRENTICES. entrepreneurs workshop on U.S. 90 West will host for his work. The commu- tive Grape Variety & • Looking for individuals with 1-5 years construction experience from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Columbia High School FFA nity is invited to the meet- Management Workshop • Must have drivers license and reliable transportation Columbia County Public Chapter on from 6 to 9 ing. Wednesday September • Pay starts at $13.06/hour plus benefits. Library, 308 NW Columbia p.m. Patrons who dine in 18, 10 am—12 pm, • Pay increases available based on experience Ave. To reserve a seat, call between these hours will Plant clinic hosted by Daniel Cobb and qualifications. (386) 752-2000 or email be donating a portion of University of Florida Homestead located at 298 Call (990) 765-3596 for more information [email protected]. their purchase to the FFA Master Gardeners are SW Summerhill Glen Lake Chapter. available every Tuesday Early Learning Coalition and Thursday from 9 a.m. Please be advised that the Women’s Bible study to noon at the Columbia Early Learning Coalition A women’s Bible study County Extension Office’s Florida Gateway College of Florida’s Gateway, Inc., class will be held each new location, 971 W. Duval Executive Committee Monday at 9:30 a.m. at St. (U.S. 90), Suite 170, presents Meeting will be held on the Class Extension of to answer questions about Monday, September 16 at 3 Our Redeemer Lutheran lawns and plants. Bring Perspective pm at the Coalition Office, Church, 436 SW McFarlane samples for free diagno- 1104 SW Main Blvd, Lake Ave. All denominations are sis or solutions. For more City. The Coalition admin- welcome. For more infor- information, call 752-5384. isters the state and feder- mation, call Esther at (386) Sponsored by:
Upcoming Schedule: OBITUARIES September 16-20 - Smokin’ Pig BBQ Olan Palmer Daughtry Visitation with the family will 16, 2013 at Pleasant Grove Bap- with Steve Briscoe and Wanda Jones be one hour before the service tist Church in Shady Grove,Fl. Olan Palmer Daughtry, 91, of at the church (from 1:00 P.M. with Bro. Danny Lundy and Lake City died, September 12, to 2:00 P.M.). In lieu of low- Bro. Ben Reams oficiating. The September 23-27 - Wolfson’s Children’s Charity 2013, at his home. Palmer was ers the family asks that dona- family will receive friends one born March 5, 1922 in O’Brien, tions be made to the First Baptist hour prior to the service also at with Carldon Lahey FL to Olan Palmer and Hilda Church, 182 NE Justice St., Lake Pleasant Grove Baptist Chruch. (Jordan) Daughtry. He gradu- City, FL 32055, or to Haven Interment will follow in Pleasant ated from Branford High School Hospice, 6037 US Hwy 90 W, Grove Baptist Cemetery. All ar- 7 p.m. Monday-Friday in 1940 and at- Lake City, FL 32055. Arrange- rangements are under the care of tended the Uni- ments are under the direction of Joe P. Burns Funeral Home. Only on Comcast Channel 8 versity of Florida GATEWAY-FOREST LAWN You may send condolences to until called into FUNERAL HOME, 3596 the family at www.joepburnsfu- military service. S. US Hwy 441, Lake City, neralhomes.com. Palmer was a FL 32025 (386-752-1954). Veteran of both World War II, Words of love and comfort Obituaries are paid advertise- serving in the European Theater, may be sent to the family at ments. For details, call the Lake and the Korean War. He was a www.gatewayforestlawn.com City Reporter’s classified depart- long time member of the First ment at 752-1293. Baptist Church of Lake City where he served as a deacon. Hilda Brannen Yates Survivors include his devoted wife of 63 years, Betty Jean Hilda Brannen Yates, 90, of Shady Grove, FL passed away Daughtry; son: Palmer Daugh- Friday, September 12, 2013 at try; 2 daughters: Debbie Odom her home following a lengthy and Diane Harrell (Joe); ive illness. Hilda was born June 23, grandchildren: Karen Odom, Ben 1923 in Shady Grove to the late Odom, Zachary Daughtry, Kath- Thomas and Dollie (Andrews) ryn Daughtry and David Harrell; Brannen. Mrs. Yates was pre- one great grandchild: Blake Ian ceded in death by her husband Daughtry; sister: Faye Mull- of 59 years John Ernest Yates ins of Perry Georgia, and many in 2008, a son, John T. Yates, 1 nieces and nephews. He was brother, Owen Brannen, and a preceded in death by his parents sister, Melba Slaughter. and his brother, Robert Daughtry. Mrs. Yates was born and raised Palmer was a quiet, hardwork- in Shady Grove and lived there ing man. Honesty and integrity most of her life when not sta- guided his path through life. He tioned with her husband during was a man of humble begin- his military service. She was of nings who saw many changes the Baptist Faith and was a mem- in his lifetime. Palmer enjoyed ber of Midway Baptist Church ishing, gardening and spending in Perry, and had close ties to time with his children, his grand- Pleasant Grove Baptist Chruch children and his great grand- in Eridu. She was a homemaker child. He spent loving time with who enjoyed gardening, sew- his family and his family will ing, cooking, reading her bible, miss him greatly. He also loved and doing crossword and jigsaw spending time with his church puzzles in her spare time. family and read his Bible daily She is survived by 2 sons, Lewis until he was unable to do so. Yates and Wayne Yates, both of Many thanks to Haven Hos- Shady Grove, 2 daugthers, Mar- pice for the care they gave our tha Dryden, of Live Oak, FL, and father during his last few days. Vanessa Knowles, of Perry, a sis- Funeral services will be con- ter, Maxine Glisson, of Quincy, ducted on Sunday, September FL, 9 grandchildren, 13 great- 15, 2013 at 2 P.M. at First Bap- grandchildren, and numerous tist Church with Rev. Robert neices, nephews, other relatives, Bass and Rev. Robert Davis ofi- and friends. ciating. Interment will follow in Funeral services will be held at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. 11:00AM on Monday, September 6A
6a LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNday, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 UWSV starts campaign with $250K
By STEVEN RICHMOND eficial impact United Way services have reach programs, elderly care, homeless White Springs General Manager Terry [email protected] on families and agencies in the local com- aid, pre-school services, disaster relief and Baker presented the check to members of munity. emergency care response services, among the United Way. Members of United Way Suwannee “The need never ends,” current UWSV others. “I’ve been giving to the United Way since Valley and local business leaders met President John Martz began, addressing A series of representatives from local I was first employed,” Baker said after the Friday morning at Florida Gateway the 151-person audience of business and businesses such as VyStar Credit Union, event. “I see the United Way as a hub for College’s Howard Conference Center community leaders. “What we do here Purina Animal Nutrition and the Target charitable giving in the community.” to hold their 2013-14 Campaign Kick-off at United Way is provide the agencies... Distribution spoke on their companies’ Former UWSV President Mike McKee Breakfast. the money they need to provide services efforts to raise money, with the biggest said he and the United Way staff were United Way Suwannee Valley encour- to the community. You being here today announcement coming from John Warren, “blown away by the annual generosity” of aged members and partners to contribute is a testament to how you feel about the co-chair of the United Way PotashCorp- local companies. toward the organization’s new “Imagine community and how you feel about your White Springs campaign team. “With the amount raised to date from Me” Campaign, aimed at collecting neighbors.” “For the 2013-14 campaign, PotashCorps PotashCorp-White Springs and other $600,000 for over 20 local community orga- General Campaign Chair Eddy Hillhouse White Springs set a goal of $82,000,” Pacesetter companies,” McKee said, “The nizations across Columbia, Hamilton and spoke next, saying that the $600,000 goal Warren said, flanked by senior PotashCorp total campaign pledges raised to date are Suwannee counties such as North Florida “does, indeee, sound significant. However, staff. “Our employees to date have pledged $255,891.” Boy Scouts, American Red Cross and the the amount represents a small fraction of $82,566 which, when the company match UWSV will hold a luncheon next month Catholic Charities Bureau. the service provided through United Way is added, brings our total to $165,132.” featuring more speakers to help locals The “Imagine Me” campaign theme agencies.” The Conference Center filled with “imagine” how families benefit from United encourages citizens to “imagine” the ben- Such services include community out- applause as Warren and PotashCorp- Way services. CSC: Local charity remains at impasse with USDA over religious questions Continued From Page 1A is to first offer to pray with DIFFERING VIEWS RELIGIOUS IMAGERY Gateway Food Bank had inspector,” Daly said. tract was allowed to lapse. the client — unless the cli- already been set up and “When we had that joint “The story came out ent objects. In that case, the However, the fact that The second point of con- in use for this agency long meeting and this additional quite by accident because CSC agent simply delivers CSC agents pray with cli- tention between CSC and before I came. It was when information came out, with people began to ask, ‘Why the necessary aid, whether ents before giving them the USDA involved reli- they came for that meeting regard to the not being aren’t you getting USDA it be food, clothing or even food gives some officials gious symbols and imag- in November and laid down able to pray and the tak- food,’” she said. “I simply money. pause. ery. different rules for us that ing down of our religious told them the story of what Daly said upon arrival Bruce Ganger, execu- Daly said a USDA rep- caused us to have to take a artifacts, I asked to have happened and another local clients complete an entry tive director of Second resentative informed CSC different track. So we went that contract back because newspaper got wind of it.” form that gives CSC their Harvest North Florida, officials in November that to the board [of directors] my board president was basic information. The which contracts with the they needed to remove reli- with what they said to us with us and said, ‘This is THE NEXT MOVE clients are then asked to state to distribute USDA gious photos and artifacts and the board voted unani- a different situation than sit with a CSC counselor food to Florida Gateway in its lobby where someone mously to eliminate both what we thought, this must Daly said she is uncer- who will review the data Food Bank and elsewhere, who is seeking aid would — the use of their agen- go before the Board of tain whether CSC will ever for accuracy and determine said Saturday that offering see them. cies.” Directors for them to make come to terms with USDA. how CSC can help. to pray with clients before Scott Elkins, manager of Elkins said the local food a policy decision on what “We are a home mis- “It’s at that point where offering them food is in the Florida Gateway Food bank serves four counties we will do as an agency.’ sions ministry,” Daly said. we find out what their violation of USDA rules. Bank, was present dur- — Columbia, Suwannee, That contract was turned “We stand for the cause of real request is,” Daly “It is inappropriate,” he ing the conversation, but Hamilton and Union — and back to me, which I tore Christ. We will continue to said. “Sometimes it’s food said. “You can’t use the said Thursday he does not within them, 15 food agen- up. As it turned out, we do just that.” and sometimes it’s other food as a carrot to get them recollect the inspector tell- cies. Nine are churches, didn’t sign any contract for Daly said the CSC things, so we don’t know to participate” ing CSC they needed to the other 6 are church-affil- the Gateway Food Bank or already receives help from until that point what they Gillespie, the only state remove any religious pic- iated. USDA.” local churches of many really need. Then ... they’re or federal government tures or signs. “None of those agencies denominations, which they offered to be prayed with. employee the Lake City “I don’t recall any dis- ever had a problem with A PUBLIC MATTER hope will continue. If they decline, we don’t Reporter was allowed cussion about the religious [the rules],” he said. “At this point it would pray with them. We offer access to concerning the items being removed,” he The USDA representa- Daly said the issue only require the board to make a to share Jesus with them, matter, said Friday the said. tive who was present at the became public with recent decision that would change if they say they’re not inter- issue was not that simple. Elkins continued, “It is November meeting was not media coverage. their current decision,” she ested, we don’t share.” “There is no order listed not our practice to do that. authorized to speak on the “We choose not to make said, noting the board next Daly said CSC represen- in the USDA guidelines,” There is no rule or obli- record. a big deal of it,” Daly meets in October. “I don’t tatives leave Bibles on a she said in reference to the gation on the part of the said. “Once the Florida know that that will happen. desk and ask clients if they question of whether it is agency to take anything CONTRACT SIGNED, Department of Agriculture It will be discussed at their would care to have one. acceptable to offer to pray down. At no time have I THEN CANCELED drew the line in the sand next meeting, but we prob- She said if the clients don’t with a client before offer- ever told anyone they had with what they told us, we ably will continue to do wish to take one, they don’t ing aid. to take anything down. I’ve Daly said she originally had a decision to make of exactly what we’re doing have to. She continued, “The never told anybody they signed the contract with what direction we want- — which is to serve the “There is no pressure of USDA guidelines are fairly can’t give [clients] a Bible Florida Gateway Food ed to go. The board met, people of this community any kind on the religious vague.” or talk to them or counsel Bank, but canceled it made its decision and we through the faith-based end,” she said. “Everything Federal regulations say them.” after she says the Florida immediately contacted churches here.” is a open-handed gift if you organizations may not Daly disputes Elkins’ Department of Agriculture those groups and churches Daly said 30-40 percent want it.” engage in inherently reli- account. and Consumer Services that support us to let them of the Christian Service Daly said they do not gious activities, such as “I’m sorry that he inspector told her they know we needed their help Center’s food pantry pre- make clients “get to know worship, religious instruc- (Elkins) has such a poor could not pray with clients to increase the food dona- viously came from the Jesus” as a requirement or tion, or proselytization, as memory, as he was sitting and that the religious imag- tions that maybe had been USDA. condition to get aid. part of the programs or in the room, there were ery must go. done as a food drive once “We’re here to offer them services supported with five of us and we all heard “There was initially a or twice a year, we were help, support and love,” she direct USDA assistance. the same thing,” Daly said. contract with the Gateway now going to ask them to said. “If they’re interested These activities must be “In fact, if he (the inspec- Food Bank I signed think- run continuous food drives in our faith that gives us offered separately, “in time tor) had not said what he ing we would continue for us to help us make up love, help and support then or location,” from the pro- said, why would be have and that was before we the loss of USDA food.” we share. If they’re not grams or services support- taken a different road had the meeting with the Daly noted it’s been interested we don’t share ed with direct assistance and done something else Gateway Food Bank and almost a year since the con- and go ahead and take care from USDA and participa- and not taken the USDA Department of Agriculture of their need.” tion must be voluntary. food? The USDA food and and Consumer Services Erin Gillespie, Florida Daly said the CSC staff Department of Agriculture could change their routine, and Consumer Services but that things work best press secretary, said as they are. Sale Rack Tuesday what matters is “Once the client has left Sandals whether religious participa- the presence of the coun- Mens • Womens • Childrens tion is being made a condi- selor, they go into other tion of receiving aid, which areas of the agency to get CSC said it is not. serviced, whether it’s for 30% off “The intent is that no clothing, food or whatever,” one feel pressured, no she said. “There’s never matter what their beliefs,” been a time to be quiet to Check Tumblers Gillespie said Friday. pray with them after that out all point.” our Camo! New Blue Color Truevine appeal enters WILSON’S OUTFITTERS another stage Tuesday 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 [email protected] By AMANDA WILLIAMSON Administrative Hearing, [email protected] which started September 10. Both Vine Academy and The Columbia County the School District present- School Board will hear rec- ed arguments to the board, ommendations from the dis- acting as the Hearing trict and Greater Truevine Officer, on how to approach Missionary Baptist Church the terminated contract. Open 5 Days A Week about its terminated char- Officials from Vine Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm ter school contract during Academy said the school a special meeting Tuesday district was responsible for • Primary Care night at 5:30 p.m. in the most of the delay associ- School Administrative ated with its charter school • Cardiology Complex auditorium. application. But the case The Columbia County piled up against Vine as • Acupuncture Moise Anglade, M.D. School District terminat- the district’s counsel pre- Michel G. Vandormael, M.D. ed the contract with Vine sented 19 documents into • Stress Mgt. 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Page Editor: Robert Bridges, 754-0428 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNdAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 7A Special Olympians take to the lanes
By TONY BRITT [email protected] riendly competi- tion has been known to gen- erate a smile among friends, Fbut Friday at the Lake City Bowl facility, the smiles, hugs and competition were different. The adversaries on the field of competition wished their opponents well, they wish that both competed to the best of their abilities and most importantly, they wished that everyone had a good time competing. The 2013 Special Olympics Florida Columbia County Fall Classic took place Friday at Lake City Bowl with more than 100 Special Olympians participating in the events. Several other Special Olympians com- peted in the Fall Games power lifting activities at Columbia High School. John Brown, Columbia County Special Olympics director, said 104 athletes registered to participate in the events. “The athletes were from five schools and CARC,” he said. “They had a great time. The athletes had a lot of fun, we had a lot of volunteers here to help out with the games and every- thing went off smoothly without any hitches. The buses were here on time TONY BRITT/Lake City Reporter and all of our volunteers Special Olympian Josh Wills (seated) gets help from Kendra Smith, Jurnee Luke and Hunter Williams as he prepares to release his bowling ball while taking were here and we just had part in the 2013 Columbia County Special Olympic Falls Games Friday morning at Lake City Bowl. a great time.” From around 10:30 a.m. “It’s important to con- “Special Olympics provides enjoy the competition, to help with the event. “The students said vol- - noon Friday, the bowl- tinue to have Special that opportunity for them. it’s great camaraderie for “I think it’s important unteering made an impres- ing lanes where busy with Olympics for our local ath- We provide sporting activi- them, they get to meet new for them to experience all sion on them,” she said. “A activities as the Special letes because we want to ties through Olympic-styled people, make new friends kinds of people in life and I lot of times they say they Olympians competed with be sure we have sporting events three times a year and there is an educational just think it’s a good expe- had a lot of fun or it was ribbons, laughs and hugs events for our population within the county and it aspect as well.” rience for them,” she said. really neat. I really enjoy being their prizes. Words of that are not as fortunate goes on to area games and Christy Robertson, Robertson and her working with the kids. support and encouragement as some of the other ath- on to the state competition Richardson Middle School students throughout the They gain an appreciation were shouted by volunteers letes that are in Columbia which is usually at Disney chorus teacher, said 17 of years have volunteered for for kids that are different who helped with the event. County,” Brown said. World. Our kids really her students volunteered approximately 14 years. than them.” 4(% 7%!4(%2 15 SUN 16 MON 17 TUE 18 WED 19 THU Slight Slight Slight Slight Slight chance chance chance chance chance of of of of of storms storms storms storms storms
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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High Andrew Baker runs the ball on a keeper against Bradford High on Friday. Indians survive Tornadoes Fort White quarter. into intermission. Tavaris Williams finally Bradford quarterback defeats Bradford sealed the deal with a 20- Jacob Luke led the charge County, 37-27. yard touchdown run with with three touchdown pass- 3:08 left in the game. It was es in the second quarter. By TIM KIRBY the fourth touchdown of the Kenny Dinkins caught two [email protected] night for Williams who ran for 54 and 30 yards and Chris for 260 yards on 26 carries. Barron put the Tornadoes STARKE — Fort White He also scored on runs of on top with a fade route from High’s football team went 17, 55 and 60 yards. 10 yards out. on the road and won a gut- Opening at home and Both teams stalled out check game on Friday. hungry for a win after los- on their first series of the The Indians beat ing big to Baker County second half. An intercep- BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Bradford High, 37-27, in a High in week two, the tion by Kellen Snider got Columbia High’s Lonnie Underwood jumps over a pile of Buchholz High defenders for a game that was not decid- Tornadoes overcame a 9-0 INDIANS continued on 2B touchdown in the Tigers’ 34-10 win over the Bobcats in Lake City on Friday. ed until late in the fourth deficit to take a 20-16 led Underwood scores 5 TDs By BRANDON FINLEY Callum was also proud Nicilaus added a field goal [email protected] of his back, even if it meant from 27-yards away. the record was no longer Columbia responded It was a record-breaking his. quickly with a four-play night for Columbia High’s “Records are meant to be drive that resulted in an Lonnie Underwood as the broken,” Callum said. “He’s eight-yard score from Tigers remained undefeat- got great vision and speed. Underwood with 3:47 ed with a 34-10 win against He’s still got to work on his remaining in the first quar- Buchholz High on Friday. blocking, but he has the ter. Underwood carried the ability to be an all-purpose It looked like Buchholz Tigers to victory with all back. He’s can be phenom- would make a game out five of their touchdowns enal.” of it early as the Bobcats on a 19-carry night for 146 Buchholz opened the responded with eight plays yards. game with the ball and of its own for an 80-yard In doing so, Underwood picked up three first downs drive capped off by Jackson broke a record held by run- before Jarrod Harris recov- White’s 17-yard pass to ning coach Quinton Callum ered a fumble with 7:19 Quinlan Washington with since 1996 by scoring five remaining in the first quar- 37 seconds remaining in times on the ground. ter. However, the Tigers the first quarter. “It feels great,” turned it back over to the Underwood then took Underwood said. “I didn’t Bobcats and Buchholz even know I broke it.” took a 3-0 lead off a Daniel CHS continued on 3B
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Monday n Columbia High boys golf vs. Chiles High at Golden Eagle Golf Club, 2:30 p.m. n Fort White High volleyball vs. Chiefland High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) Tuesday n Columbia High girls golf vs. Suwannee High at Quail Heights Country Club, 4 p.m. n Columbia High swimming vs. Terry Parker High, Baker County High at Cecil Field Aquatic Center, 4:30 p.m. 1866 US Hwy 90 W n Columbia High Lake City volleyball vs. Baker County High, 6 p.m. (386) 752-2500 (JV-5) www.mcduffi emarine.com n Fort White High volleyball at Suwannee High, 6 p.m. (JV-5) Wednesday n Columbia High girls golf vs. Buchholz High at Haile Plantation Golf & Country Club, 4 p.m. Thursday n Columbia High volleyball vs. Gainesville High, 6:30 p.m. (JV-5:30)
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2B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 SCOREBOARD A tragedy during training
(Clemens 4-4), 2:10 p.m. Online: http://www.nascar.com restler death. TELEVISION Tampa Bay (Price 8-8) at Minnesota NHRA CAROLINA NATIONALS CHEAP SEATS (P.Hernandez 3-1), 2:10 p.m. Site: Concord, N.C. Ben “He’s in heaven now TV sports Seattle (E.Ramirez 5-1) at St. Louis Schedule: Saturday qualifying (ESPN2, Richards and with our Lord,” Mr. (S.Miller 13-9), 2:15 p.m. today, 3:30-5 a.m.); Today, final eliminations died Singletary said. Today Oakland (J.Parker 11-6) at Texas (ESPN2, 8:30-11:30 p.m.). Friday. Richards was a star (M.Perez 9-4), 3:05 p.m. Track: zMAX Dragway. AUTO RACING WThe 20-year-old wrestler at Hillsborough 2 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Nova 8-4) at Boston Next event: Texas NHRA Fall ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, (Buchholz 10-0), 8:05 p.m. Nationals, Sept. 20-22, Texas Motorplex, Richards was attending High in Tampa. He made GEICO 400, at Joliet, Ill. Monday’s Games Ennis, Texas. Darton College in Albany, state three years in a row 4 p.m. Seattle (J.Saunders 11-14) at Detroit Online: http://www.nhra.com Ga., on a wrestling and was runner-up in 2012 FS1 — Continental Tire Sports Car (Porcello 12-8), 7:08 p.m. IZOD INDYCAR scholarship. He collapsed in the 220-pound weight Challenge, at Salinas, Calif. (same-day Texas (Garza 3-4) at Tampa Bay (Cobb Next races: Grand Prix of Houston, Tim Kirby tape) 8-3), 7:10 p.m. Oct. 5-6, Streets of Houston, Houston. during a five-mile run with class. He placed fifth the 8:30 p.m. Cincinnati (Cingrani 7-4) at Houston Online: http://www.indycar.com his teammates Phone: (386) 754-0421 previous year. ESPN2 — NHRA, Carolina Nationals, (Bedard 4-10), 8:10 p.m. FORMULA ONE on Sept. 4 and was [email protected] The Singletarys are at Concord, N.C. (same-day tape) Cleveland (Kazmir 8-8) at Kansas City Next race: Singapore Grand Prix, Sept. hospitalized. members of Lantern Park 22, Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore. Richards’ aunt and GOLF (Shields 11-9), 8:10 p.m. With a temperature of Baptist Church, which 8:30 a.m. Minnesota (Hendriks 1-2) at Chicago Online: http://www.formula1.com uncle, Frank and Cindy TGC — LPGA, The Evian White Sox (Quintana 7-6), 8:10 p.m. 107 and his kidneys Singletary, have lived in offered prayer and Championship, final round, at Evian-les- L.A. Angels (C.Wilson 16-6) at Geico 400 qualifying failing, Richards was flown Lake City since 1972. They support for the family. Bains, France (same-day tape) Oakland (Gray 3-3), 10:05 p.m. to Shands in Gainesville. went to Gainesville to be The Singletarys can be Noon At Chicagoland Speedway He was put on dialysis with the Richards family reached at 758-7726 for NBC — LPGA, The Evian NL standings Joliet, Ill. and fluid was drained and his parents, Chuck condolences and Championship, final round, at Evian-les- Friday qualifying; race today from his lungs. His had and Debra. information on helping out Bains, France (same-day tape) East Division (Car number in parentheses) TGC — PGA Tour, BMW W L Pct GB 1. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 189.414 liver shock and his organs Mr. Singletary had the Richards family. Championship, final round, at Lake Forest, Atlanta 88 59 .599 — mph. began shutting down. He brought in information Ill. Washington 78 69 .531 10 2. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 189.248. developed pneumonia and about his nephew and 1:30 p.m. 3. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, ■ Tim Kirby is sports editor Philadelphia 68 79 .463 20 never recovered. called Friday to report his of the Lake City Reporter. NBC — PGA Tour, BMW New York 65 81 .445 22½ 189.062. Championship, final round, at Lake Forest, Miami 54 92 .370 33½ 4. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, Ill. Central Division 188.785. 7 p.m. W L Pct GB 5. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, TGC — Web.com Tour, Nationwide St. Louis 86 61 .585 — 188.772. INDIANS: Children’s Hospital Championship, final Beat Tornadoes 37-27 Pittsburgh 85 62 .578 1 6. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, round, at Columbus, Ohio (same-day Cincinnati 83 65 .561 3½ 188.541. tape) Continued From Page 1B Milwaukee 64 82 .438 21½ 7. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 188.515. 2:30 a.m. Chicago 63 84 .429 23 8. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 188.357. the ball for the Indians at Dinkins returned the kick- final four plays were three TGC — European PGA Tour, West Division 9. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, KLM Open, final round, at Zandvoort, their 43. off 91 yards for a touch- incompletions and a sack W L Pct GB 188.304. Netherlands (delayed tape) “They were throwing down to pull Bradford back for a loss of 19 yards. Los Angeles 86 61 .585 — 10. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Arizona 73 73 .500 12½ 188.298. that double slant all night,” to within three points. In “The thing is, and this 1 p.m. Colorado 68 80 .459 18½ 11. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Snider said. “I had dropped addition to his three touch- is crazy, but as a coach TBS — Kansas City at Detroit San Diego 67 79 .459 18½ 188.298. 1:30 p.m. one interception and my downs, Dinkins had an you want a game like this,” San Francisco 67 81 .453 19½ 12. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 188.291. WGN — Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh whole goal was jumping interception. Jackson said. “You come Today’s Games 13. (47) A J Allmendinger, Toyota, 8 p.m. Miami (Koehler 3-10) at N.Y. Mets 188.278. that pass and making a “That man is a beast,” into a hostile environment ESPN — N.Y. Yankees at Boston (Gee 11-10), 1:10 p.m. 14. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, good play.” said Williams, who was and play a good caliber MOTORSPORTS Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 9-11) at 188.258. Snider then turned tasked with covering team and you see how your 8 a.m. Pittsburgh (Liriano 16-7), 1:35 p.m. 15. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 188.127. FS1 — MotoGP World Championship, around on offense and Dinkins much of the game. kids respond. That’s what Philadelphia (Cloyd 2-4) at Washington 16. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, at San Marino spelled Williams at running “I have got to give it to him tests your character and I (Zimmermann 17-8), 1:35 p.m. 188.075. 3 p.m. San Diego (B.Smith 0-1) at Atlanta 17. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, back. On fourth-and-2 he and No. 81 (Barron).” couldn’t be more proud of FS1 — MotoGP Moto2, at San Marino (Teheran 12-7), 1:35 p.m. 187.957. broke a dive play for 43 Fort White’s defense their effort. They fought to (same-day tape) Cincinnati (Arroyo 13-11) at 18. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, NFL yards and a first-and-goal did the rest. Bradford’s the end tonight.” Milwaukee (Gallardo 11-9), 2:10 p.m. 187.878. 1 p.m. at the 6. Seattle (E.Ramirez 5-1) at St. Louis 19. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 187.513. CBS — Regional coverage Two plays late, Snider (S.Miller 13-9), 2:15 p.m. 20. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, FOX — Regional coverage 187.207. Colorado (Chacin 13-8) at Arizona scored and Melton Sanders 4 p.m. 21. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, (Delgado 4-6), 4:10 p.m. kicked the third of his five FOX — Regional coverage 186.903. San Francisco (Vogelsong 3-5) at L.A. 4:25 p.m. 22. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, PATs to put Fort White Dodgers (Volquez 9-11), 4:10 p.m. CBS — Doubleheader game 186.812. back on top, 23-20, at 2:43 Monday’s Games 8 p.m. 23. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, Atlanta (Minor 13-7) at Washington of the third quarter. NBC — San Francisco at Seattle 186.774. (Haren 9-13), 7:05 p.m. Snider also had one catch SAILING 24. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 186.754. Miami (Undecided) at Philadelphia for 22 yards to give Fort 3:30 p.m. 25. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 186.445. (Cl.Lee 13-6), 7:05 p.m. NBCSN — America’s Cup, race 11 26. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, White a shot at the end San Diego (Cashner 9-8) at Pittsburgh and 12, at San Francisco (if necessary) 186.085. zone on the final play of (A.J.Burnett 8-10), 7:05 p.m. SOCCER 27. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Chicago Cubs (E.Jackson 8-15) at the half. He returned four 10:55 a.m. 185.88. Milwaukee (W.Peralta 9-15), 8:10 p.m. kickoffs for 114 yards. NBCSN — Premier League, West 28. (30) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 185.778. Cincinnati (Cingrani 7-4) at Houston Ham at Southampton 29. (14) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, “Over the summer Coach (Bedard 4-10), 8:10 p.m. ——— 185.765. (Demetric) Jackson was St. Louis (Lynn 13-10) at Colorado Monday 30. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, 185.414. hinting around about using (J.De La Rosa 16-6), 8:40 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 31. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 184.445. L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 13-6) at Arizona me at running back,” Snider 8 p.m. 32. (40) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, (Cahill 6-10), 9:40 p.m. said. “We practiced it all WGN — Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee 184.407. NFL FOOTBALL 33. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, week and it is just a matter 8:25 p.m. FOOTBALL 184.376. of the way he uses me.” ESPN — Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 34. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, 184.344. Sanders also helped cool SOCCER NFL schedule 35. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 184.106. off Luke in the second half 2:55 p.m. 36. (51) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, with an interception and 18- NBCSN — Premier League, Liverpool 184.08. at Swansea City Thursday’s Game 37. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, Owner yard return. He then caught New England 13, N.Y. Jets 10 Points. one of his three passes and Today’s Games 38. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, Williams followed two plays BASEBALL Dallas at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Owner Points. Tennessee at Houston, 1 p.m. later with his 60-yard TD 39. (32) Timmy Hill, Ford, Owner run for a 10-point cushion. AL standings Washington at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Points. Minnesota at Chicago, 1 p.m. 40. (95) Reed Sorenson, Ford, Owner It lasted 19 seconds as East Division St. Louis at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Points. W L Pct GB San Diego at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. 41. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, Owner Boston 90 59 .604 — Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Points. Tampa Bay 80 66 .548 8½ Cleveland at Baltimore, 1 p.m. 42. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, Owner New York 79 69 .534 10½ Carolina at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Points. Baltimore 78 69 .531 11 Detroit at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 43. (33) Tony Raines, Chevrolet, Toronto 67 80 .456 22 New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. Owner Points. Central Division Jacksonville at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. W L Pct GB Denver at N.Y. Giants, 4:25 p.m. Detroit 85 62 .578 — San Francisco at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Cleveland 79 68 .537 6 Monday’s Game Kansas City 77 70 .524 8 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:40 p.m. WNBA schedule Minnesota 63 83 .432 21½ Chicago 58 89 .395 27 Thursday’s Games West Division AUTO RACING Seattle 76, Tulsa 67 W L Pct GB Los Angeles 85, Minnesota 84 Oakland 86 61 .585 — Race week Friday’s Games Texas 81 65 .555 4½ Indiana 66, New York 63 Los Angeles 70 77 .476 16 SPRINT CUP Washington 82, Connecticut 56 Seattle 65 82 .442 21 GEICO 400 Chicago 87, Atlanta 82 Houston 51 96 .347 35 Site: Joliet, Ill. Phoenix 82, San Antonio 61 Today’s Games Schedule: Today, race, 2 p.m. (ESPN, Saturday’s Games Baltimore (Mig.Gonzalez 9-7) at 1-5:30 p.m.). Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Toronto (Buehrle 11-8), 1:07 p.m. Track: Chicagoland Speedway (oval, Tulsa at Seattle, 10 p.m. Kansas City (Guthrie 14-10) at Detroit 1.5 miles). Sunday’s Games (Scherzer 19-3), 1:08 p.m. Race distance: 400.5 miles, 267 laps. Indiana at Connecticut, 1 p.m. Cleveland (McAllister 7-9) at Chicago Next race: Sylvania 300, Sept. 22, New Phoenix at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. White Sox (Sale 11-12), 2:10 p.m. Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, New York at Washington, 4 p.m. L.A. Angels (Williams 7-10) at Houston N.H. Atlanta at San Antonio, 4:30 p.m. Wolves, Indians JV post wins
By TIM KIRBY and 17 yards. La’Torrence home on Thursday. [email protected] Jones had a 53-yard touch- Toby Clements stopped down run late in the game. an early Bradford drive Richardson Middle Nathaniel Williams, who with an interception at the School’s football team beat had three touchdowns in Indians’ 15. Fort White visiting Hawthorne High the Wolves’ opening game, turned it into a touchdown 54-8 on Thursday. had that many called back on a six-yard run by Carlous Richardson led 14-8 at against Hawthorne because Bartee. Jabari Rivers ran in the half after Hawthorne of penalties. He did score the PAT and the 8-0 lead scored with no time left on on a 14-yard run. lasted until halftime. the clock and converted a Garrett Cook was 6 of 7 Quarterback Dillon two-point run. kicking extra points. Brown had a two-yard The Wolves scored on La’Torrence Jones had touchdown run in the third their first drive of the sec- two interceptions and Jamel quarter. The PAT run failed, ond half, but Hawthorne Jackson had one. but Fort White got the two again was knocking on the Richardson (2-0) hosts points on a safety when the door. Tyler Walker ended Madison County Central Tornadoes were flagged for all that with an interception School for homecoming at holding in the end zone. and 95-yard return for a 7 p.m. this Thursday. The highlight play for touchdown. the Indians came in the From there, it was a mat- Fort White JV football fourth quarter when Brown ter of how many points. hooked up with Nicholas Lorinzo Jelks had touch- FORT WHITE — Fort McClain for a 56-yard down runs of 11, 13 and White High’s junior var- touchdown pass. The two- seven yards. Kaden Jones sity football team shut out some also combined for the had touchdown runs of four Bradford High, 24-0, at two-point conversion. 3BSPORTS
Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 3B Florida State, Alabama roll Associated Press Karlos Williams may end zone, as No. 1 Alabama have been the most impres- paid back No. 6 Texas TALLAHASSEE — sive of the bunch. The for- A&M with a 49-42 victory Jameis Winston account- mer safety, who moved to Saturday. ed for three touchdowns, offense after the opener, Alabama (2-0, 1-0 Florida State’s four tail- ran eight times for 110 Southeastern Conference) backs all scored and the yards and a score. His 65- spotted the Aggies (2-1, No. 10 Seminoles routed yard scamper made it 31-7 0-1) a 14-0 lead, shades Nevada 62-7 Saturday. early in the third quarter. of last season when A&M Florida State (2-0) looked Winston, who threw two jumped out to a 20-0 lead in just as good in its home TD passes in the first half, Tuscaloosa on the way to opener as it did to start the scored on a 10-yard run in victory that all but won the season 12 days ago. the third. That was his final Heisman for Manziel. The Seminoles thumped play of the day. McCarron and the Tide Pitt 41-13 on the road, a didn’t take as long to game in which Winston Alabama 49, respond this time, ripping grabbed headlines with Texas A&M 42 off the next 35 points. a nearly flawless perfor- Manziel was his spec- mance. COLLEGE STATION, tacular self, throwing for a He shared the spotlight Texas — AJ McCarron career-high 464 yards and Saturday with his running nearly matched Johnny five TDs. backs. Manziel with four touch- But Alabama’s best Devonta Freeman ran down passes and Vinnie defense was its offense. nine times for 109 yards Sunseri returned an inter- The Tide gained 568 yards and a touchdown. James ception 73 yards for a and kept Manziel on the Wilder Jr. added 45 yards score, sidestepping Johnny bench with a couple of and a score. Football on the way to the long drives.
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over starting the Tigers’ ues to get better and under- forced two turnovers with next drive with a 27-yard stands the game. He’s Terry Calloway and Bryan JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter run. He finished the drive already pretty special as a Williams both picking off Columbia High’s Annie Milton (7) rips a kill against Fort White High on Thursday. with a touchdown from two junior, but as things slow passes. Williams’ intercep- yards-away. down and he understands tion ended the game and Underwood’s third score more what the defense produced the Tigers’ third came at the 4:27 mark means, there’s going to be second-half shutout of the Columbia beats Fort remaining in the second openings. He’s going to be season. quarter when he scam- special. He can make every The Tigers will host pered in from 18-yards cut. He’s having a special, Terry Parker High in the White in straight sets out. special, year.” first of six-consecutive dis- Zyric Woods then From there, it was the trict games starting next recovered a fumble on Columbia defense control- week at 7:30 p.m. in Lake By BRANDON FINLEY tually win 27-25. since we play travel ball with the following kickoff and ling the game. The Tigers City. [email protected] Annie Milton led the them during the summer. set Underwood up for Lady Tigers (5-1) with 10 It’s a friendship rivalry.” his fourth score of the FORT WHITE — kills and three aces. Jara Fort White (3-6) won first half. This time, Columbia High made easy Courson had seven kills and a District 5-4A match Underwood would run in work of Fort White High’s Meghan Yates had five. at Interlachen High on from seven yards to give volleyball team in a county Charlee Watson led the Tuesday. The Lady Indians Columbia the 27-10 lead clash on Thursday. team in digs with 10 and swept the Lady Rams 25-19, at the half. The Lady Tigers dusted Hanna Baker had 29 assists. 25-13, 25-19. Columbia grounded off the Lady Indians 25-10, Fort White was led by Cheyenne Patterson had out a 15-play, 65-yard 25-18 and 27-25. Leah Johnson with six kills. seven kills. Jackson had 26 scoring drive on its open- Columbia looked to be Rykia Jackson had 10 digs digs. Cason had 21 assists ing possession of the headed toward a fourth and Ashley Cason had 14 and served seven aces. second half killing near- set after trailing 24-20 in assists. “Our energy was high ly seven minutes of the the third set, but Hollianne “We love to play Fort and we made smart game clock. Underwood Dohrn had five consecutive White,” Columbia head decisions throughout the finished off his day service points to bring the coach Rebecca Golden said. game,” coach Kelbie with a 12-yard touch- Lady Tigers back and even- “It’s always a fun game, Ronsonet said. down run with 5:01 remaining in the third quarter. “I haven’t had one as good as the one we have Columbia swimmers open back there right now,” Columbia head coach up season with dual win Brian Allen said. “The thing I see about Lonnie From staff reports (Britt, Burns, Lee, Covert), Columbia golf is what his eyes see, his third (Silva, Greene, Frier, feet are able to match. Columbia High’s swim Harvey) and fifth (Phelps, Columbia boys golf team That’s going to take him team got the 2013 season Pickering, Paschall, scored a 146-158 decision a long way as he contin- under way with a dual McLean). over St. Francis Catholic win at Suwannee High on Winners for the Tigers High in Thursday’s match Thursday. were Cody Smith in the 500 which was moved to The The Lady Tigers won free and 100 breast, Andrew Country Club at Lake City. 98-71, while Columbia’s Fortier in the 50 free and Dillan Van Vleck led the boys won 92-66. Dennis Minshew in the 100 Tigers’ 2-over onslaught Columbia’s girls had four fly. Fortier also was third in and took medalist hon- event winners — Courtney the 100 free. ors with five birdies and a Britt in the 200 freestyle, Placing second were 4-under 32. Hannah Burns in the 200 Jackson Nettles in the 100 Other CHS scores were IM, Lindsey Lee in the 100 free and 100 back, Risley Nick Jones 37, Jacob butterfly and Sydney Morse Mabile in the 100 breast Soucinek 38 and Luke in the 100 breststroke. and Colton Parrish in the Soucinek 39. Placing second were 200 free. Will Norris and John Emily Harvey in the 500 J.P. Smith placed third in Norris, St. Francis golfers free, Breland Phelps in the the 200 free and 500 free. from Lake City, shot 37 and 100 free, Brooke Silva in the Dylan McMahon placed 40, respectively. 100 fly and Roxy Windham fourth in the 100 back and Columbia (7-0) plays in the 50 free. fifth in the 100 free. Jake Chiles at 2:30 p.m. Monday Placing third were Caitlin Ayers placed fourth in the at Golden Eagle Golf Greene in the 200 free, 100 breast. Placing fifth Club in Tallahassee. After Linzie Hair in the 100 fly, were Trace Jenkins in the the Tigers nipped the Kaylianna Paschall in the 50 free, Matthew Mathis in Timberwolves 295-296 in 100 free, Brianna Pope in the 100 back and Gabriel Lake City, Chiles expanded the 500 free and Jemma Rivera in the 200 free. the match to 18 holes. Thompson in the 100 In the 200 medley relay backstroke. Columbia placed first Lady Tigers golf Placing fourth were Liz (Cody Smith, Minshew, Frier in the 200 IM, Alanis Nettles, Mabile) and third Columbia’s girls golf Koberlein in the 50 free, (Parrish, Ayers, J.P. Smith, team defeated Suwannee Daniela Pickering in the Mathis). High, 208-237, at Suwannee 100 breast, Lauren Revoir in In the 200 free relay Country Club in Live Oak the 100 back and Madison Columbia placed first on Tuesday. Smith in the 100 free. (Cody Smith, Parrish, The Lady Tigers fol- Placing fifth were Kelcey Nettles, Mabile) and third lowed up with a 194 and a McLean in the 200 free (McMahon, Ayers, Mathis, sweep of Chiles High (213) and 500 free, and Baylee Jenkins). and Florida High (242) Timmerman in the 50 free. In the 400 free relay at Killearn Country Club In the 200 medley relay Columbia placed first (Cody in Tallahassee on Columbia placed first (Britt, Smith, Minshew, Nettles, Wednesday. Burns, Lee, Sydney Morse), J.S. Smith) and fourth Gillian Norris was med- third (Pope, Silva, Harvey, (Parrish, McMahon, Finley, alist in both matches, fir- Thompson) and fourth Jenkins). ing a season-low 36 at (Phelps, Revoir, Hair, Reilly Suwannee winners Killearn and shooting a 42 Morse). were Caleb Smart (200 at Suwannee. In the 200 free relay free, 100 free), Lauren At Killearn, Brooke Columbia placed first (Reilly Glover (50 free, 100 back), Russell shot 49, Dallas Morse, Windham, Skyler Shellie Mixon (100 free), Ste-Marie shot 53 and Abby Covert, Sydney Morse), Denver Cameron (500 Blizzard shot 56. third (Revoir, Hair, Smith, free) and Dalton Cone (100 At Suwannee, Russell Nichole Baptista) and fourth back). shot 47, Blizzard shot 51 (Koberlein, Timmerman, Columbia swims against and Dixie Connell shot 68. Haley Peterson, Madison Terry Parker and Baker Columbia (4-1) brings Staten). County high schools at Suwannee to Quail Heights In the 400 free relay 4:30 p.m. Thursday at Cecil Country Club for a 4 p.m. Columbia placed first Field Aquatic Complex. match on Sept. 17. 4BSPORTS
4B LAKE CITY REPORTER SPORTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 Page Editor: Brandon Finley, 754-0420 Tigers rumble past Bobcats
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia High’s Lonnie Underwood looks for an opening in the Tigers’ 34-10 win against Buchholz High in Lake City on Friday.
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter A referee signals Columbia High’s ball after a Terry Calloway interception. Columbia High quarterback Nathan Taylor looks for an open receiver against Buchholz High.
BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter Columbia High players painted #21 on their shoes to honor the Tigers’ Trey Marshall who is BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter still in the hospital after suffering a ruptured stomach against Lincoln High last Thursday. Columbia High’s Kemario Bell runs for a first down against Buchholz High. 5BSports
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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Tavaris Williams runs for a touchdown against Bradford High at David Hurse Stadium in Starke on Friday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter A Bradford High defender looks to recover a fumbled handoff as it slips through the hands of Tavaris Williams on Friday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Blair Chapman is tripped up while gaining yards against Bradford High on Friday.
JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Tavaris Williams finds no resistance as he strolls into the end zone for A Bradford High defender attempts to stop Fort White High’s Melton Sanders on Friday. another touchdown against Bradford High on Friday. 6BSports
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Proceeds will benefit Cross-county event set the list, interactive tools and search port on campus, academic accredi- MusicCares, Research Cures and the Gentle functionality to help military stu- tation, credit policies, flexibility and Miniature Therapy Horses. Several well-known Half-Mile Timing and Columbia High School dents find the best school to suit other services to those who served. Nashville Grammy Winner Songwriters. will be playing host to nearly 50 high school their unique needs and preferences. Now in its fifth year, the 2014 There will be family fun activities and a BBQ and middle school cross-county teams on “What this designation has done list of Military Friendly Schools cookout. Additional information is available at Saturday, September 21, beginning at 5:30 for soldiers is make it easier for was compiled through extensive www.bootsandbandana.com or by calling (352) a.m. Schools and participants will be travel- them to determine what school research and a data-driven sur- 503-7662. The event sponsors plan to make the ing to Lake City from as far away as Georgia, best fits their needs,” Roberts said. vey of more than 10,000 schools tournament an annual event in Lake City. Alabama and Florida’s Gulf Coast communi- “At Florida Gateway College, we’ve nationwide approved for VA tuition ties. The event should conclude by noon on made an effort to reach out to vet- funding. The survey results that Vacation Guide gets underway Saturday. Local residents are invited to attend, erans and make their transition into comprise the 2014 list were inde- but there will be a $5.00 parking fee for spec- college life easier, and we’re proud pendently tested by Ernst & Young We are proud to announce that work is tators. In addition, be reminded that pets are that G.I. Jobs has recognized our LLP based upon the weightings and now getting underway on the fifth edition of not allowed in the Alligator Lake Recreation efforts with the Military Friendly methodology established by Victory the Suwannee River Valley Vacation Guide. Complex. It is anticipated the interstate hotels School designation.” Media. Each year schools taking The digest-sized magazine has grown from a and restaurants will be extremely busy and The 1,868 colleges, universities the survey are held to a higher 32-page, full-color publication four years ago this is the same date the University of Florida and trade schools on this year’s standard than the previous year with a quantity of 40,000 copies to a 52-page will be hosting Tennessee in Gainesville with a list exhibit leading practices in via improved methodology, criteria product and 60,000 copies distributed. This 3:30 p.m. kick-off. the recruitment and retention of and weightings developed with the year we have mailed more than 12,000 copies students with military experience. assistance of an Academic Advisory and an electronic version is available on our Bed Tax collections up These schools have world-class pro- Board consisting of educators from web site at www.springsrus.com. The Lake grams and policies for student sup- schools across the country. City Reporter has sold the advertising in the According to the Florida Department of publication three of the four years we’ve print- Revenue, Local Option Tourist Development ed it and will be doing it again for 2014. The Collections were $77,126 for June of this year, Reporter has produced a first-class magazine compared to $56,044 in 2012. The bulk of that for our area. Advertising space is available in increase is due to the increase in the bed tax Investigators: 36,000 the publication and you can receive informa- from a 3% levy last year to 4%, beginning in tion by contacting the newspaper at (386) 752- April. Meanwhile we had a decrease in hotel 1293. occupancy this July, compared to 2012. The game disability system Average Daily Rate has jumped by more than New marketing vehicle for TDC $5.00 per night this July. Some of the decrease in our occupancy was the substantial numbers By STEPHEN OHLEMACER ensuring that these critical bene- The Columbia County Tourist Development of FEMA, Red Cross and other personnel here Associated Press fits get to the people who need Council has ordered a new van to be utilized last summer following the flooding caused by and deserve them, Congress must in attending the more than 30 consumer tour- Tropical Storm Debby. WASHINGTON — Social Security also do its part and provide needed ism events in the Southeast. The vehicle is made $1.3 billion in potentially resources and access to basic anti- a 2014 Toyota Sienna, which is described as Sports Complex construction update improper disability payments to peo- fraud data to the Social Security a seven-passenger van. The new vehicle will ple who had jobs when they were Administration.” be added to our existing 12-passenger Ford After a schedule which included no sched- supposed to be unable to work, con- The Social Security Administration E-350 van which we have had since 2005 and uled tournaments in August, activity is starting gressional investigators said in a said its accuracy rate for disability which now has nearly 130,000 miles on it. The to pick back up at the Southside Recreation report Friday. payments is more than 99 percent. existing van was recently given a new wrap Complex with 11 events on the schedule The Government Accountability But the agency noted that even and will continue to be used for more local- through the end of 2013. The first tournament Office estimated that 36,000 work- small errors translate into big num- ized travel and fulfillment of the more than 70 was Sept. 8-9 with 50 teams participating in a ers got improper payments from bers. brochure rack locations we maintain in the USSSA baseball event. 10 other events remain December 2010 to January 2013. “We are planning to do an inves- tri-county area. Our staff and other tourism- on the schedule involving both baseball and The numbers represent less than tigation, and we will recoup any related personnel in the area exhibit our trade softball teams. 1 percent of beneficiaries and less improper payments from beneficia- show booth and distribute promotional mate- In addition, substantial completion has than 1 percent of disability payments ries,” Social Security spokesman rials at shows throughout Florida, Georgia been reached on the three new restroom/ made during the time frame. But Mark Hinkle said. “It is too soon and Alabama, including more than a dozen concession buildings. The contractor is cur- GAO said the overpayments reveal to tell what caused these overpay- military bases and RV shows in Tampa, Miami rently working on the punch lists for the new weaknesses in Social Security’s pro- ments, but if we determine that fraud and Atlanta. We expect to take delivery of construction and Certificate of Occupancy cedures for policing the system. is involved, we will refer these cases the new vehicle by the end of September and is expected to be issued by the end of this “The report lays out clear, com- to our office of the inspector general make arrangements to install a wrap on that month. Utility hook-ups are virtually complete mon-sense steps that the agency for investigation.” vehicle, also. The van was purchased through and Clay Electric has finished construction can and should take in order to More than 8.2 million disabled the Florida Sheriff’s Association state contract. on new underground wiring at the complex. avoid improper payments,” said Sen. workers received disability payments Rountree-Moore Toyota was the low bidder A new electronic sign is on order for the Tom Carper, D-Del., chairman of in December 2010, a figure that has from among dealers throughout the state. entrance on the Bascom Norris Bypass. the Senate Homeland Security and grown to nearly 9 million. Last year, Governmental Affairs Committee. the agency paid out $137 billion in ■ Harvey Campbell is the executive director of the can be reached at 386-758-1397. “However, if we’re serious about disability payments. Columbia County Tourist Development Council. He preventing waste and fraud and 3CBiz LAKE CITY REPORTER BUSINESS WEEK OF SUNDAY, AUGUST 15-21, 2013 3C What’s new in kids’ helmets this season By KIM COOK Associated Press ids who balk at the idea of wearing head protection for outdoor activi- tiesK might find it harder these days to argue that helmets aren’t cool. From dry-erase helmets to ones shaped like ani- mals and bugs to others in bright colors, many of today’s helmets are designed to make kids want to wear them long after the bike is parked or the snowboard stowed. “We’ll lay out 10 differ- ent character helmets at a skate park and let 20 kids try them on and play with them. We’re able to see immediately which designs resonate with them,” says Brad Blankinship, a spokesman at Los Angeles- based C-Preme, which makes helmets and other skate and bike gear. Some of what’s new: C-Preme’s helmet line Raskullz has a wide range of styles shaped or painted like dinos, sharks, ladybugs and pussycats complete with appendages like fins, antennae and ears. There are lightning bolts, zebra stripes and a Mohawk trim. A new toddler Miniz version of the lineup was added this spring, and in May the Raskullz line adds additional 3-D animal attachments like raccoon tails and feathers. www. raskullz.com Helmet Zoo makes colorful, elasticized fleece helmet covers on themes like sea, farm and wood- land creatures, and fan- tasy characters. Pandas, tigers, skunks, snakes, pink poodles, devils and a generic version of those popular ill-tempered birds are all available, as are multi-legged spiders and a pink fairy princess with tiara and veil. The covers will fit any style of helmet, and are cleanable. www. helmetzoo.com Low-key-cool Burton has the RED helmet line that includes kids’ Avid Grom, a cross-sport helmet for snow and pavement. No wild graphics, but hip col- ors like green, white, red, black and orange branded with a logo. www.altrec. Photos by ASSOCIATED PRESS com ABOVE, BELOW: Bike helmets now come in a variety of cool colors, shapes and configurations. Smith Optics makes the Gage snow helmet in matte black or white, or would just like to jazz more vivid hues like cyan, up an existing helmet, bright green and violet. check out the funky line of They’re embellished with helmet accessories from an understated, stylized Fauhaux, started by two graphic on one side. Also former ToysRUs execu- from Smith, a combo tives and moms, Jocelyn of Cosmos Jr. helmet Fine and Kelly Dineen. with Galaxy goggles; a The embellishments are magnet and slide-release made of lightweight foam buckle keep the two pieces and attach with Velcro. together. The Zoom Jr. Dreadlox come in black, has a soft, fuzzy lining, green, blue or multi- and all have lots of head colored; spiky Punkrox vents, since kids’ heads come in pink or red. www. get sweaty quickly. www. fohawx.com smithoptics.com Anna Luther of Swedish company POC Cincinnati, who blogs makes a helmet named about life as a mom of Pocito Light. In-mold tech- three at www.mylifean- nology means the outer dkids.com , got out the hard shell is thinner, and colored duct tape when there’s expanded polysty- her daughter’s Barbie hel- rene foam all through the met lost its charm but still inner layer to disperse fit fine. Enlisting the help impact. A fluorescent of both her daughter and orange would stand out son, “we had a ball design- on a snowy hill, and there ing the helmets,” she says. are options for different Her daughter opted for weather conditions, too: pink and purple hearts. Neck and ear pads may For her son, they created be removed for warmer- a blue and green helmet weather skiing and snow- cover. “With a project this boarding. www.xsportspro- simple and cheap, we can tective.com re-design them every sum- Biking and scootering mer,” Luther says. kids might like the imagi- Also for the DIY crowd, native range of helmets Wipeout has helmet and from Scotts Valley, Calif.- dry-erase marker kits. based Giro, with names White, black, pink and like Rascal, Rodeo, Flume green helmets can be and Slingshot. Graphics decorated with kids’ own such as red flames and designs or the stencils pro- silver skulls might appeal vided. Those include rock- to older children, while ets, peace signs, clouds cartoon airplanes, pigs, and stars. www.iwipeout. best way to get your child and teach kids that hav- find an easy test for fitting and be slightly tight. When firefighters and bunnies com to wear a helmet is to ing a bike is really owning a helmet: Once it’s on, ask a child opens her mouth could attract younger – or Finally, some tips from wear one yourself. Start one’s first vehicle ‚Äî and the child to look up. They wide, the helmet should goofier – kids. www.giro. safety experts: the helmet rule early, be responsibility comes with should be able to see the hug her head. There com The Bicycle Helmet consistent, point out sports the privilege. bottom rim. Straps should should be no rocking of If your creative kid Safety Institute says the pros wearing helmets, At www.safekids.org, form a “V’’ under the ears the helmet at any time. Classified Department: 755-5440 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 Job Job Schools & Unfurnished Apt. 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Call 386-755-4401 or dren under the age of 18. This 17828 SW State Road 47 �Direct Deposit /Paid Vacations expresstrainingservices.com $485. mo $475 dep. newspaper will not knowingly health, dental, & vacation Apply � 2012/2013 Equipment Fort White, FL 32038 in person: Florida Citrus Center N o p e t s 386-697-4814 accept any advertising for real es- PURPOSE: To consider and act � No Touch Freight (Chevron) 18603 NW CR 236, tate which is in violation of the upon business of the School Board. �No Hazmat High Springs (exit 404 & I-75) 2BR/1BA. CLOSE to town. law. Our readers are hereby in- A copy of the agenda may be ob- � Health Ins/401K Match Pets & Supplies $580.mo plus deposit. formed that all dwellings adver- tained no earlier than 7 days prior to Class A CDL w/1yr OTR exp. 310 Includes water & sewer. tised in this newspaper are availa- each meeting by writing to the Su- Food Grade Tanker 386-965-2922 ble on an equal opportunity basis. perintendent of Schools at 372 W. 05540846 Call 855-IRT-TANK PUBLISHER'S NOTE Florida Law 828.29 requires dogs To complain of discrimination call Duval Street, Lake City, Florida www.indianrivertransport.com A Landlord You Can Love! HUD toll free at 1-800-669-9777, 32055 or by calling Mrs. Lynda and cats being sold to be at least 8 2 br Apts $600. & up + sec. Great Croft at (386) 755-8003. A complete weeks old and have a health the toll free area. CH/A washer/dryer hookups. telephone number to the hearing agenda of each meeting will be avail- 05540917 certificate from a licensed 386-758-9351 or 352-208-2421 able on the School Teller – FT – Florida Credit veterinarian documenting they impaired is 1-800-927-9275. District’s website at: Union - Lake City Branch have mandatory shots and are Great area West of I-75, deluxe www.columbia.k12.fl.us Florida Credit Union has a FT free from intestinal and external 2br apts, some w/garage. W/D Farms & Pursuant to the provisions of the MAINTENANCE II POSITION teller position available at our parasites. Many species of wild- hookups & patio. $625-$750 820 Acreage American with Disabilities Act, any Lake City branch. Experience life must be licensed by Florida plus SEC. 386-438-4600 person requiring special accommo- The Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch is accepting applications with high volume cash handling, Fish and Wildlife. If you are 10 acres with w/ss/pp. Owner dations to participate in the above maintaining cash drawer, unsure, contact the local UPDATED APT, financed, low down payment workshop is asked to advise the for an individual to work in the w/tile floors/fresh paint. Maintenance Department. balancing, cross-selling ability, office for information. Deas Bullard/BKL Properties School Board at least 48 hours be- and customer service expertise Great area. 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com fore the workshop by contacting Preference will be given to 386-752-9626 applicants with up to 3 years is required. Prior credit Mrs. Lynda Croft at (386) 755-8003. union/bank experience is a plus. Garage Sales 10 beautiful acres with School Board of Columbia County, experience in maintenance 430 well/septic/power pole. Owner Florida repair work of structures and We offer competitive salary, Furnished Apts. incentives, and excellent financed; low down payment By: Terry L. Huddleston related facilities. Salary $11.15 PUBLISHER'S NOTE 720 For Rent Deas Bullard/BKL Properties Superintendent of Schools benefits. Stop by our branch at All Yard Sale Ads per hour with excellent benefits. ROOMS FOR Rent. Hillcrest, 386-752-4339 www.landnfl.com High School diploma or GED 583 West Duval Street to Must be Pre-Paid. 05540855 complete an application or send Sands, Columbia. All furnished. 4 1/2 acre lot. Lake Jeffery Road. required. Contact JD Sanchez Electric, cable, fridge, microwave. September 15, 2013 (386) 842-5555 EOE/DFWP. resume to Florida Credit Union, Gorgeous Oaks!Paved Rd Attn: HR/TLR, P.O. Box 5549, Weekly or monthly rates. 1 person Owner Financing! NO DOWN! Gainesville, Fl 32627. Miscellaneous $135, 2 persons $150. weekly $59,900. $525mo 352-215-1018. Fax: 352-264-2661 440 386-752-5808 www.LandOwnerFinancing.com 020 Lost & Found 05540859 E-mail: [email protected] ARTISTS WANTED Missing 2000 John Deere Tractor M/F/D/V EOE North Florida Fine Arts Festival, Unfurnished Investment Model 790 with Bush Hog Drug Free Workplace on Feb. 22 & 23 is seeking 730 Home For Rent 860 Property ID# V0790G4 72465 Reward applicants for the show. 386-752-4276 or 352-260-2991 GROUND SUPPORT CNC Programmer Needed Contact Linda at linmit9545@ 1BR EFFICIENCY BRICK DUPLEX and frame EQUIPMENT SUPERVISOR Hiring a machinist who is familiar yahoo.com, or go to www.north- Near Timco, $450 mth and $250 cottage on 3 lots zoned RMF-1 Qualified applicants must have a with G code, Master Cam, and floridafinearts festival.com Deposit. Utilities incl. No pets. near Baya/McFarlane. $129,000. 060 Services minimum of 3 years experience ACAD position is to supervise 3-5 Contact 386-758-0057 386.961.9181 with gasoline and diesel engine machinist and make programs and FLA/TENN TICKETS be responsible for production Two, with seat backs, 1br/1.5ba Country Cottage, Cathe- Large Apt Building in Lake City Bankruptcy/Divorce/Resumes maintenance. Requirements dral ceilings, brick fireplace, wash- located at 767 SW Alachua Ave. Other Court Forms Assistance include experience in reading schedules as well run machines west stands, Row 43. as needed, shop has 3CNC lathes, Sell at my cost 752-0699 er/dryer,1 ac fenced, private, some Needs roof and remodel, Price to 18 years Exp./ Reasonable and interpreting schematics and pets, lease. 1st, last, sec, ref. Lake Sell $55,000, 352-498-3035 386-961-5896 8 a.m.- 8 p.m. blueprints, valid driver’s license 2CNC mills, 2 manual lathes, 3 manual drill presses 2 broach City area $700 mo. Smoke Free and high school diploma or environment. 352-494-1989 Job graduation equivalent. Strong machines. Apply in Person at 520 Boats for Sale Recreational 100 Opportunities leadership skills are a must! 3631 US Hwy 90 east Lake City 2br/1 & 1/2 ba Townhouse. 951 Vehicles Apply online at FL or email resume to 1992 17’ Wahoo, center console, Very Clean. W/D www.timco.aero. [email protected] Yamaha 150 hp, one owner, well ‘99 Alegro 28ft., Clean 75K. One 05539276 $875 a month & $875 deposit owner. No smoke/pet. $11,500. AAP/EEO Employe maintained, $6,700. 755-2235, Call 386-288-8401 Drivers: $5,000 Sign-On Bonus! 397-3500 or 752-0442 386-758-9863. Ref, ice maker, Great Pay! Consistent Freight, 3/1 neat, clean. Just completely Elec-gas hot water, air w/ heat Great Miles on this Regional re-done inside Eadie Street pump 3 burner cooktop w/ oven Lake City Reporter 05540864 Mobile Homes World Class Account. Werner Enterprises: (In Town) $850mth & $850 dep. Ad Designer Position 1-888-567-3110 630 for Rent 386-752-4663 or 386-854-0686 Candidates must be proficient CEMENT in all Adobe CS print MANUFACTURER 2 & 3 BR MH. $400 - $700. mo. 3BR/1BA CH/A, all apliances We’re on target! is in need of experienced Experienced Quail hunting guide Plus Deposit. Water & Sewer production programs. from horse back for commercial new carpet $675/mo. 1st, Last, & Send resume and digital Electrical Maintenance Furnished. Cannon Creek MHP & Sec. 141 NE Montrose Ave Technician to install, maintain, preserve, Live Oak area. Housing other locations 386-752-6422 work samples to: & utilities furn. Call 386-623-6129 386-697-8893 or 305-962-2666 Dave Kimler at and repair electric and electronic [email protected] equipment. Duties include, but Drivers: Guaranteed Home 2 BR/2 BA SW, Completly 3br/2ba W/D, References Req. Interviews to follow for are not limited to: High and low EVERY Weekend! Company: furnished, carport, shed, located on Not Pets. $875 mth & $875 Dep. qualifying applicants. voltage tests and troubleshoot- All Miles PAID (Loaded or Emp- 41st Dr., $600 mo.,+ Util. Only serious inquires. 386-397- Competitive salary and ing; electric control, piping, ty)! Lease: To Own NO Money $300 Dep. 935-2461 3500, 755-2235 or 752-0442 wiring, pneumatic, & hydraulic benefits plan available. Down, NO Credit Check! LARGE 1BD/1BA, controls, air conditioning, Call: 1-866-823-0323 operate mobile equipment, Mobile Homes Highway 41 South, $500/Month, $250 Deposit, 05540560 weigh feeders, calibration & 640 for Sale Service Technician needed No pets 758-0057 A local growing company troubleshooting, Shenck & Pfis- Florida Pest Control. has two open positions for ter Systems, test, calibrate & Apply in person 05540877 Unfurnished 2 bedroom/1 bath EXPERIENCED Sales Person troubleshoot; & assist with de- 536 SE Baya Drive, LC DISPLAY HOME house w/ CHA on 5 acres. in security, cameras and partments needs as necessary. CLEARANCE SALE $700.00 per month. First, last surveillance for residential and HS Diploma or equivalent 1ST COME 1ST SERVE! and security Firm. 386-292-2228 commercial accounts as well as preferred. Experience Required. Medical GOVERNMENT LOANS FOR a Technician for installation of Position requires working 120 Employment MOBILE HOMES! days a security systems. Send resume rotating shifts, holidays, week- YOUR $700 RENT Business & to [email protected] ends, overtime & accept call-ins PAYMENT = A NEW HOME! 750 Office Rentals 05540847 CALL CLAYTON HOMES week after hours. Suwannee American Dietary Manager Needed Cement, located in Branford, TODAY! 05540532 180 beds SNF. Two years 904-772-8031 FL. Competitive salary and experience in a long term care or 2700 sqft Absolutely excellent benefits. Qualified Beautiful Office Suite. commercial establishment ATTENTION ! applicants send resumes to familiar with federal and state Security camera’s and phone [email protected] We buy used mobile homes! system provided. Computer requirements for kitchen Singles or Doublewides . or fax to Human Resources: operation. CDM, or ACF chef network ready. In the heart of 386-935-5071. Call Rusty at North Pointe Homes Lake City. Call Vicki Subscribe Today certification preferred. 352-872-5566 BURSAR Full time, competitive salary, 386-935-2832 386-755-5445 Position # P99969 05540891 excellent benefits. Re-Advertised E-mail resume to groberts@ NEW 28X52 3/2 Jacobsen gulfcoasthealthcare.com or Only 1 Left $45,900 incl Manage the activities of Student Come in person to Suwannee Financial Services, including the del-set-ac-skirting and steps. Customer Service Health Care Center No Gimmics! North Pointe student billing system, loan collections, Representative 1620 Helvenston Street, Homes-Gainesville 352-872-5566 student financial records and cash The Lake City Reporter seeks Live Oak, FL 32064. Free Credit by Phone till 9 PM or handling. Provide timely and accurate a dynamic individual for Tel 386-362-7860. www.northpointemobilehomesales.com billings to students and general Customer Service Represent- users of the College’s services and ative. Written, verbal, and oral 05540892 North Pointe Homes in Gainesville ensure that payments and credits are communication skills a must. MEDICAL ASSISTANT has the largest selection of New Candidate must have advance Full time Medical Assistant for Jacobsen Homes in Florida. All at received and properly applied to each typing skills with minimal Doctor's office in Lake City. student’s account in a timely manner. Factory Outlet Prices! We also errors. This full time job will Must have 2 to 3 years have 10 display models being sold 1999 Alegro 28Ft. Requires Bachelor’s degree from a require multi-tasking experience working in a at cost. North Pointe Hwy 441 N, regionally accredited institution of with some sales. Physician's office. Gainesville-352-872-5566 Clean, 75K, one owner. higher education in business, finance, To apply please send Email resume to No smoke/pet. Ref, ice or accounting or a closely related resume to: [email protected] Unfurnished Apt. maker, elec-gas hot water, discipline. Experience in supervising Theresa Westberry, or fax 386-758-5987. 710 For Rent air w/heat pump, 3 burner accounting or cashiering personnel. Advertising Director cooktop w/oven. 180 E Duval St Medical front desk position for Experience using a personal busy practice. Insurance 2 BR/1.5 BA w/garage $11,500 Lake City, Fl 32055 5 minutes from VA hospital and computer, office software such as MS or email: verification a must. Fax resume 386-758-9863 Office and electronic mail. Knowledge to 386-758-6995 Timco. Call for details. [email protected] 386-365-5150 of integrated databases, computer data entry operations and accounting F/T Finance Assistant needed. functions. Ability to work in a fast QuickBooks, Excel, A/P, A/R, 130 Part Time paced, demanding environment. Ability payroll experience required. $2000.00 SIGN ON BONUS to organize work and meet deadlines. Email resume to QUALITY INN now Hiring P/T Ability to analyze and interpret [email protected] or housekeeper and night auditor. business periodicals, professional mail to CARC 512 SW Sisters Apply within journals, technical procedures and Welcome Rd., 32025 285 SW Commerce Blvd., LC WANTED 3 SALES PROFESSIONALS government regulations. Ability to be innovative and creative to solve problems. Are you tired of a dead end, incoming limiting job? Are you ready for the opportu- SALARY: $39,375 annually plus benefits nity to make more money, make more friends and achieve the success you know DEADLINE FOR RECEIVING APPLICATIONS: Open Until Filled you can do? Persons interested should provide Sitel… College application, vita, and Like the Marines, North Florida Auto Sales is looking for a few good people. photocopies of transcripts. All foreign transcripts must be submitted with North Florida Auto Sales, North Florida’s Premier Pre-Owned Auto dealer is looking to official translation and evaluation. expand. With over 200 pre-owned automobiles available for sale at any given time Position details and applications A great place available at: www.fgc.edu the income potential is unlimited. Human Resources Florida Gateway College to work! 149 S.E. College Place Must be 18 years old with a valid Driver’s license. Lake City, FL 32025-2007 Phone (386) 754-4314 If so contact: Fax (386) 754-4814 E-Mail: [email protected] 1152 SW Business Point Dr. • Lake City, FL 32025 Bill Huggins at: 386-984-9565 or FGC is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. VP/ Dwight Twiggs at: 386-688-1619 to schedule an appointment for interview. ADA/EA/EO College in Education and Employment Apply online @ www.sitel.com 1DLIFE1DLIFE Lake City Reporter Story ideas? Contact Robert Bridges Editor LIFE 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, September 15, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TRAVEL TALES Telling it like it is Sandy Kishton [email protected] CHS journalism teacher gives it to them straight. HOHO By AMANDA WILLIAMSON [email protected] Before Columbia High a great School journalism teacher Tabatha McMahon teach- es her freshman students way to to write, she teaches them the ethics behind her craft. She begins the school tour year with basic terms used in the field — masthead, he topless column, byline and more. double-decker, But after they’ve learned sometimes common terminology, the wrapped in pink Journalism I students must banners for learn the consequences of Tbreast cancer awareness, what they write. or the old fashioned trol- “They have to under- ley with slide up windows; stand that what they post regardless of the style, the on Facebook or what they HOHO (Hop On, Hop Off) tweet about can have impli- bus is the best way to see a cations not just in terms of new city. what they’re doing right They give a great over- now, but also in the future view of the area you are when they’re looking at visiting. I’ve ridden them jobs,” McMahon said. “You in a lot of cities: New York, just can’t write anything Washington, DC, Chicago, you want.” Barcelona, Marseilles and Throughout the class, her students learn the Rome were all double deck- AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter er buses and San Diego mechanics of a good lede, Columbia High School journalism teacher and yearbook coordinator Tabatha McMahon tries to incorporate service learning and St. Augustine have trol- as well as how to work with DSLR cameras, com- into her classroom by making sure her students are aware of the world around them. “There’s a Likert Scale of knowing noth- leys, but I’ve been on both ing and knowing everything,” she said. “You need to be informed.” versions in Chicago. pile newsletters and design layouts. She pushes the In addition to the driver, Florida, Tabatha hasn’t she said. “I like figuring presented with something, there’s all the information.’ students to learn through some have a tour guide- a worked in the trenches things out. When you’re you got to figure it out. It’s hands-on, activities-based live person giving you bits since she interned at the a journalist, and you’re not easy. It’s not just, ‘Oh, TEACHER continued on 4D lessons. of information and shar- Orlando Sentinel. Though she has a j- ing the city’s history as “Originally, I thought I school degree from the wanted to be a journalist,” HOHO continued on 4D University of Central 2DLIFE 2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 SUNDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 Comcast Dish DirecTV 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 3-ABC 3 - - TV20 News ABC World News America’s Funniest Home Videos 20/20 (N) Å The 2014 Miss America Competition Women vie for the crown. 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Å 20/20 on ID “The Suitcase Murder” HBO 302 300 501 (5:15) The Grudge (:45) ›››‡ “Life of Pi” (2012, Adventure) Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan, Tabu. ‘PG’ Å ›››‡ “Les Misérables” (2012, Musical) Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe. ‘PG-13’ Å Day-Tomorrow MAX 320 310 515 Chasing Mavericks (:35) ›‡ “The Sitter” (2011, Comedy) Jonah Hill. ‘R’ Å ›››‡ “Dangerous Liaisons” (1988, Drama) Glenn Close. ‘R’ Å ››‡ “Cruel Intentions” (1999) Sarah Michelle Gellar. ‘R’ (:40) Strike Back SHOW 340 318 545 “The Bang Bang Club” (2010, Drama) Ryan Phillippe, Taylor Kitsch. ‘R’ Å Dexter “Monkey in a Box” Å Ray Donovan “Bucky F... Dent” Dexter “Monkey in a Box” Å Ray Donovan “Bucky F... Dent” Page Editor: Emogene Graham 754-0415 LAKE CITY REPORTER ADVICE & CROSSWORD sunDAY, sEPTEMBER 15, 2013 3D DEAR ABBY HOROSCOPES ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD or spin out of control. ★★ 19): A challenge will get SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Ex-wife throws a wrench in your heart beating and Eugenia Word 21): Educational pursuits your mind racing. The out- will pique your interest come will be an interesting you feel relaxed or more and lead to new pos- plan to share happy home comfortable in your envi- lesson that will help you sibilities. Don’t worry if ronment will be well worth DEAR ABBY: I am a cantly late, and sometimes make the alterations neces- someone is threatened by divorced woman with miss events altogether. sary to bring you greater the effort. ★★★ what you are doing; even- three children ages 24, 22 These have included wed- satisfaction. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): ★★★★ tually, it will be clear that and 16. I live on my own dings and funerals. TAURUS (April 20-May Personal problems will with my girls. I have been We have stopped invit- 20): Getting together with affect your health and you have made the right dating a man, “Reed,” for ing Mom to some events, people who share inter- emotional well-being. Visit choice. Romance will help three years. We are very but she makes us feel ests or concerns will turn a destination that brings any relationship that is fal- much in love and have guilty if we don’t take her out favorably. What you you peace. Think matters tering. ★★ been working to blend our Abigail Van Buren to a family event. We have discover can make a differ- through before making a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. families. (He has two chil- www.dearabby.com tried helping her do her ence to your ability to earn change or decision that 22-Dec. 21): You can lend dren.) chores the day before and or provide for a better life. alters the way you live. Put a helping hand, but don’t We have decided to THOUGHTS: You are nei- lied about starting times. ★★ your needs first. ★★★ let anyone take advantage move in together at the ther immature nor irratio- Nothing works, and Mom GEMINI (May 21- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. of you. Put more into your nal. You are thinking ahead 22): Expand your interests end of October. My lease finds more to do. June 20): You’ll regret an surroundings and fixing up -- and that is what grown- We have asked her and take part in something will be up then, and Reed impulsive purchase. Look your place. ★★★★ ups do. What if Reed’s ex friends about this behavior. you want to contribute has sold his condo. We will for ways to improve your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- CAN’T find a place that They say she never pulls to. Work to bring about be moving into the house home and stay under bud- Jan. 19): You’ll have some he shared with the ex-wife suits her in a month or so? these stunts when they changes in your commu- get. You are capable of nifty ideas that draw the while they were married. What if it takes six months pick her up for things. doing far more than you nity that will improve your interest of someone you Everything is fine or even a year? When we talk to Mom realize and for much less, life. Love is in the stars. except for one thing: His If I were you, I’d talk to about it, she insists she if you do the research to ★★★★★ have worked or played ex-wife has not yet found my landlord and ask if you needs to get things done follow through with your LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. with in the past. A money 22): Don’t let uncertainty a new home to move into. can work out a month-to- ahead of time. Her house plans. ★★★ deal can be drawn up that With little time to go, he’s month extension of your isn’t messy, nor is it known CANCER (June 21-July take over, especially if it’s you can work on from now suggesting that we lease. If that’s agreeable, for being overly tidy. 22): You deserve a break. concerning your personal home during your off move in and live with his Reed can move in with She’s in good mental Get out and have fun with life. Waffling will only lead hours. ★★ to bigger problems. Face ex-wife until she finds a YOU for the “short term.” and physical health. We’re friends or family. Take AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- any dilemma head-on to new place. Reed believes ** ** ** fresh out of ideas on how time to do a little self- Feb. 18): Expect your emo- ensure that there is no this will be very short- DEAR ABBY: My moth- to deal with this. Help! nurturing. A new outfit tions to take over when -- LATE FOR A VERY time for matters to escalate term -- a month or so. er is in her mid-50s. She’s a or something that makes dealing with people trying IMPORTANT DATE The house is big enough wonderful woman, but she to control your life. Use makes us late for every- DEAR LATE: I would for all of us, so that’s not CELEBRITY CIPHER your intelligence to over- an issue. His ex-wife and I thing. My husband and handle it this way: Tell come any control issues are friendly, so that’s not children, my siblings and Mama you will pick her that arise. an issue either. But I’m not I often attend family func- up at a certain time and ★★★ comfortable with this plan. tions and other events as a that you will wait no longer PISCES (Feb. 19-March Am I being irrational? group. When we go to pick than five minutes for her. If 20): Combine the things Should I just act like a up Mom, she announces she’s not out by then, you you enjoy doing most grown-up and make the she has “just a few” chores will leave. And then DO it. with the people you love move, or should I refuse? -- she wants to do first, and ■ Write Dear Abby at or respect and have a get- SECOND THOUGHTS IN they take forever. www.DearAbby.com or together that is geared MASSACHUSETTS We are not “a few” P.O. Box 69440, Los toward collaboration. DEAR SECOND minutes late; we’re signifi- Angeles, CA 90069. ★★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0908 BUMPER CARS By Pete Muller and Sue Keefer / Edited by Will Shortz 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10111213 1415161718 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Across 47 Musician with the 110 Change 15 Mer contents 27 28 29 30 1 Fix gold-selling album 112 Short-winded 16 Newspaper worker “Sugar Lips” 5 Some powder 115 Turning point 17 “Casablanca” 31 32 33 3435 36 50 Billet-doux 9 Hurdles for future 116 Diminutive heroine recipient 37 38 39 40 41 42 E.N.T.’s and G.P.’s Aborigine? 18 Concerning 54 Four-time Best New 14 Antiqued 121 Engage in Age Album 24 Skater’s jump 43 44 45 46 photograph color excessive self- Grammy winner 25 Time piece 19 “Idomeneo” heroine reflection? 4748 49 50 515253 54 55 Peace treaty 26 X Games fixture 20 River into which the 122 Marathoner’s woe between a predator 31 Acad., e.g. 55 56 57 58 59 60 Great Miami flows and its prey? 123 Sections of a natural history 32 Brief remark upon 21 Japanese copier 61 Frequently faked 61 62 63 64 65 66 museum, maybe retiring company luxury brand 22 Some title holders 124 Super Soaker brand 34 Milk-Bone, e.g. 67 686970 7172 73 62 Palindromic 125 Not approach 36 Stroked, in a way 23 Search for a cradle- constellation 74 75 76 77 directly robbing woman in 63 Relation? 38 Arabic for New York City? 126 Himalayans of 64 Contents of some “commander” 78 7980 818283 legend 27 Candy bar featured six-packs 39 ___ avis in a “Seinfeld” 127 Prefix with god 84 85 86 87 88 67 Tom Brady, in the 40 “___ la Douce” episode 128 Home of Wind 2002 Super Bowl? 41 Singer Winehouse 89 90 91 9293 94 959697 28 Bittern’s habitat Cave Natl. Park 74 More, in Madrid 42 Actress Carrere 29 Country composed 98 99100101 102 103104 75 ___ cube (popular 47 Lenovo competitor of 200+ islands 1960s puzzle) Down 48 Having the fewest 105 106 107 30 Start of many 76 ___ Canals 1 Nurse Brazilian place rules 77 Charred 2 Stop getting better 108109 110 111 112 113114 115 names 49 It’ll grab you by the 78 Musical piece for a 3 Broadcast medium 31 Salts seat of your pants 116 117 118 119 120 “Star Wars” battle 4 City near Mount 33 “___ any wonder?” 51 Twice tetra- scene? Rainier 121 122 123 124 35 Sticky handle? 84 Here, in Honduras 5 “Mazel ___!” 52 Berkeley campus, 37 High-handed for short 87 As a result 6 [Pardon] 125 126 127 128 ambassador RELEASE DATE: RELEASE 9/15/2013 88 Mistakes made by 7 Director Wertmüller 53 Sushi bar offering stationed off the some bad drivers 55 Lip Italian coast? 8 “CBS Evening News” 89 Writer H. H. ___ anchor before 56 Actress Chaplin of 69 Hungarian man’s 80 Rule 95 Like role models 104 Onetime White 43 Cast 91 ___-Honey Pelley “Game of Thrones” name that’s an 81 Book of Judges 96 Small mosaic tile House family 44 TV show broadcast anagram of 38- judge 108 Some concert gear 94 Magazine user? 9 1969 Peter O’Toole 57 Nonkosher lunch 97 Small ___ from Times Square, Down title role orders, for short 82 Bring down the 109 Diva ___ Te for short 95 Smuggler-chasing 99 Pussy ___ (Russian org. 10 Union letters 70 “Nuts!” house? Kanawa 45 French/Belgian 58 See 11-Down girl group) 71 Speak pigeon? 83 Disdainful response 111 H.R.’s, e.g. river 98 Advocate for pro-am 11 Small 58-Down size 59 Playground retort 72 Short trips 100 Opposite of tournaments? 12 Ready for a frat 84 “Mad Men” channel 113 Withered 46 Turbaned type 60 Shoe brand named brilliance 73 Ones with good 85 Neighbor of Vt. 114 Checkup, e.g. 105 Kind of kick party, say after an animal 101 Job security, for 106 Pixar title 13 “Would you like me habits? 86 Dumped (on) 117 Shampoo, maybe For any three answers, 64 Taj Mahal city some call from a touch-tone character to?” 78 Seductive singer 90 Very blue 118 Ascap rival phone: 1-900-285-5656, 65 Inclination 102 Split 107 Like some excuses 14 “The Dark Knight” 79 Frozen dessert 92 Accessories for 119 Inflation indicator: $1.49 each minute; or, 66 Mex. miss hoofers Abbr. with a credit card, 1-800- 108 Pseudonym and “The Bourne brand owned by 103 Carrier to Ben 814-5554. preceder Supremacy,” e.g. 68 ___ Bear Mrs. Fields 93 Ancient Mexican Gurion 120 D.C.’s ___ Stadium Answers to last Sunday’s Crossword. DENZEL1 JOGGED LOU 50 ORIOLES SAMURAI BLANC ONLEAVEPLANETSLATTE DSL SIC HORNE CHIMEIN TASTE DEP ELI ASASET HISTORYRETORTS MAC ANE YALE MHO VARIANT JAB TAMA EAR HITITFAT IMOFF STADIA ARC YOGA BAZAAR FLIRT NTHS EEKS ACED TACO DUBAI REEFER EVAN BUR ROOMERAWAREVELOCITY USX DOWN QED ARETHA 100 B O 20 SOYACLELAS PHENOMS HOUSTON GASLIT FEE ARE ANTED OCTAGON SWANN EGG KOA DEATH AALARGE MOANING ELMO5 TSARIST ARGONNE LAPS LINDA 10 GEORGE2 6DLIFE 4D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2013 Good timing the key to a nutritious harvest GARDEN TALK your harvest. And what their growth. If you can’t (http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ green, compact heads ting so a short piece of you do or don’t do with process your fresh harvest fy719 ) while tiny buds are shut stem remains on the fruit. your vegetables imme- immediately, immerse the The following guide- tight, before any yellow Okra – Harvest young, diately after picking can vegetables in a bath of lines may help in harvest- flowers appear. Small side tender pods that are 2 to make or break a success- cold water and keep them ing your vegetables at the shoots develop later and 3 inches long. Pick often ful gardening season. in the refrigerator. correct stage of maturity, provide ongoing harvest. because over-mature pods After working diligently Wash the vegetables when the flavor, nutritional Cabbage – Harvest get too tough to eat. to grow that bountiful gar- thoroughly in cold water content and freshness when the heads feel hard Southern Peas – Pick den, try to be flexible at and sort according to are at their peak. These and solid pods that have fully devel- harvest time when timing size. When blanching include some of the veg- Sweet Corn – Silks turn oped seeds and the pods Nichelle Demorest is so important. vegetables before freez- etables that you may be brown and dry out as ears are just turning yellow. If [email protected] When possible, harvest ing, smaller sizes will take harvesting. mature. Check for matu- seeds are for dry use, wait mature vegetables in the less time than larger veg- Snap Beans – Beans rity by opening top of ear until the pods are dry and roper harvest cooler morning hours etables. Blanching is the are ready to pick if they and pressing kernels with brittle. timing is essen- and process them quickly, process of quickly scalding snap easily when bent in thumbnail to release liquid. tial for optimal preferably within a couple vegetables in boiling water half. Seeds in the pod If liquid is milky instead of nutrition, hours. Freezing is a great to slow or stop the enzyme should be small and imma- clear, the ear is ready. freshness and way to preserve most activity that reduces food ture. Eggplant – The fruits Pflavor of your home-grown home-grown vegetables quality. To learn how to Lima Beans – Harvest should be 4 to 5 inches vegetables. The time of ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is that are at peak flavor blanch and freeze your when pods first start to in diameter and glossy, a horticulture agent with the day at which produce is and texture. Although fresh garden vegetables, bulge with enlarged seeds. purplish black. The fruit picked is nearly as impor- Columbia County Extension freezing does not kill all read the UF/IFAS docu- Pods are still green, not is getting too old if the of the University of Florida tant as crop maturity when microorganisms that are ment ‘Preserving Food: yellowed. color has become dull or Institute of Food and it comes to the quality of present, it does slow down Freezing Vegetables’ Broccoli – Cut dark bronzed. Remove by cut- Agricultural Sciences. TEACHER: The value of learning Continued From Page 1D You’ve got to go dig it up.” helping to implement an chaos,” she said. For her, the research AmeriCorps program. Catering to her audi- process is fun. She likes But it was her husband’s ence, the students, taking a problem and try- job that brought the fam- McMahon keeps up with ing to uncover several ily to Lake City. Sean current trends in the digi- ways to tackle it — espe- McMahon dreamed of tal world. Her students can cially since she tends to get teaching at a college. turn in homework assign- bored easily. Once a prob- So when an opportunity ments using the latest viral lem has been solved or a opened at Florida Gateway phone application: Vine. lesson learned, McMahon College, they made the Vine, owned by Twitter, finds something else to move. enables users to create figure out. Her first job at Columbia and post short video clips. AMANDA WILLIAMSON/Lake City Reporter “Journalism, I thought, High School was a part- “You have to use venues McMahon, center, helps two students (Brittany Haywood, left, would be the perfect fit,” time gig as a tutor. She that are going to work with she said. “What I found worked as a reading coach them,” she said, adding and Kristen Fair) as they work on a recently assigned ethics out was that I enjoyed the for a period of time until that this year the yearbook project in her Journalism I class. process, but I didn’t enjoy the journalism position got its first social media McMahon attributes her portive family and to her the hours.” opened. editor. “You have to keep success, despite the busy Franklin Planner. Instead she pursued School Superintendent current with the trends, schedule, to her sup- a master’s degree in Terry Huddleston, who and shift with your mar- Integrating Technology at the time was principal ket.” into Curriculum, and of CHS, called McMahon In addition to teaching then earned her second while she was on vacation journalism, McMahon master’s in Education at SeaWorld to offer her coordinates the yearbook Leadership after start- the newly opened teach- staff and coaches women’s ing her career at CHS. ing slot. She’s been there tennis. Every morning, Before moving to Lake since the 2006-07 school she gets up before 5 a.m. City, McMahon worked in year. to run before going to public relations and com- “It’s the perfect fit for work. How does she man- munications for the state, me because it’s organized age to do everything? HOHO: A great way to tour a city Continued From Page 1D you roll through the various streets and inquired about it. You wouldn’t have sights. Then some of have resorted to learned that if you were listening to a pre-recorded information and you have prerecorded session. to listen through earphones plugged in I also prefer to ride on the top in the next to your seat. This was the case in the open air. I’ve done this in the freezing foreign countries I’ve visited because they cold and in the rain. If you can get the offered many different languages. I much front seats you have a window blocking prefer the tour guide, because they’ll add some of the elements. No matter, it’s bet- some personality to the tour and it makes ter than sitting inside down below where it much more fun and interesting. it’s difficult to see. Most recently, in Chicago, I rode the What’s great is the hop on hop off fea- double decker on top. The tour guide ture. Inevitably there are stops that may here was actually from the Jacksonville not be so interesting to you and you’d area and had a lot of personality. Not only rather stay on the bus and ride on. Then did he tell you about the area, but gave there are must do stops where you can interesting factoids you might otherwise get off the bus, check out the sites and not have known. For example, in the Oak simply get back on when you are ready. Street shopping district of Chicago, you Once, in New York, when our second must have an appointment to shop in day was free, we simply used the bus as these stores and only after your credit has a mode of transportation to get from one been checked and bank account balances place to the next because it was raining have been verified. It’s super upscale. and we didn’t want walk. It was cheaper And, the Fourth Presbyterian Church than a taxi too. located on the Magnificent Mile, where I plan to take advantage of the HOHO the chapel scenes were filmed for “My bus on some upcoming trips to cities new Best Friend’s Wedding,” has very high to me: Boston, Portland, ME and Halifax fees for members ($6,000) and non-mem- and St. John, CANADA. I can’t wait to bers ($15,000) who wish to be married there. He knew the fee structure because ■ Sandy Kishton is a free-lance travel writer he was recently engaged and his fiancé who lives in Lake City. E<74? +8: 156 N. Marion Ave. Lake City Downtown 752-5470