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tUEsday, OCTOBER 1, 2019 | YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1874 | $1.00 Lake City Reporter LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Deputy saves a life Monday morning. The man to be handcuffed. With By CARL MCKINNEY on the railing climbed down sweat rolling down his face, Football banter [email protected] to safety, approached the Columbia County Sheriff’s A football rivalry helped deputy and shook his hand. Office deputy Aaron JACQUELINE L. DUPREE/Special to LCR got distraught In this still from a video by motorist break the ice in the tense They hugged for a sec- Belfrey asked if the man Jacqueline L. Dupree, CCSO Deputy man to talk, five-minute back-and-forth ond, then the stranger was OK. on the Interstate 75 over- placed his hands behind Aaron Belfrey reasons with a man listen, live. pass at State Road 247 on his back and turned around CCSO continued on 3A Belfrey threatening to jump from an overpass.
FORT WHITE CLEANUP CREW Baby left in hot van; mom jailed This is the 2nd time she’s left a child unattended, say cops.
By TONY BRITT [email protected]
An off-duty first responder found a one-year-old infant locked in a closed-up vehicle — with no air conditioning — red-faced, sweating profusely and drinking warm milk Sunday night in a convenience store parking lot, prompting the arrest of COURTESY the child’s mother. On Saturday, 25 middle and high school students from Fort White worked with staff and volunteers at Ichetucknee Springs Authorities believe State Park for National Public Lands Day. Two teams tackled invasive species, helping to remove water lettuce from the the temperature Ichetucknee River and showy rattlebox from the sandhill at the park. Afterward, all enjoyed a dip in the headspring. inside the vehicle was approaching 100 degrees. Heather Marie Norenberg, 32, of Lawmakers visit; ABOVE LEFT: Norenberg Southwest Night State Sen. Rob Fall Court, faces charges of child or, Santa stops Bradley (left) neglect in connection with the case. and state Rep. She was booked into the Columbia Chuck Brannan County Detention Facility on by in September are seen $10,000 bond. at Monday According to By CARL MCKINNEY afternoon’s The infant Columbia County [email protected] Columbia was found Sheriff’s Office County legis- red-faced, Lake City’s two champions in Tallahassee — state reports, a deputy Rep. Chuck Brannan and state Sen. Rob Bradley lative delega- sweating was dispatched to — listened to wishes and concerns from local offi- tion hearing profusely the Dollar General cials and the general public during a wide-ranging at Florida and drinking at 5087 West U.S. legislative delegation meet- Gateway warm milk, 90 shortly before County legislative ing Monday morning at College. a sheriff’s 7 p.m. in reference delegation convenes Florida Gateway College. BELOW report said. to a child locked at FGC to hear local The meeting touched LEFT: County inside a vehicle. folks’ wish lists for on matters of law enforce- Manager Ben An off-duty EMS supervisor said ment, water issues, next session, which Scott gives when he arrived at the scene he infrastructure and more. starts January 14. Bradley and saw an infant inside a 1997 Ford Bradley bid farewell to Brannan an the crowd on his “home van with its engine turned off and stretch” in the Senate seat before he hits his term update on the windows up. He said the child limit. county proj- was sweating heavily and had red “And I’ll do my best to finish strong,” he said. ects. cheeks. One of the early speakers to address the law- The first responder went into the makers, Sheriff Mark Hunter, urged Bradley and store and called out multiple times Brannan to keep an “open mind” about law enforce- for the vehicle’s owner, reports
LEGIS. continued on 3A Photos by CARL MCKINNEY/LCR CHILD continued on 2A FGC’s Barrett balks at spending tax dollars on lobbyists Of 28 state college chiefs, he was He’s not a fan. direct-support organizations. ies, counties, school boards and other alone in speaking out against it. And since taking over as Florida’s But with little pushback, presidents, local governments for hiring contract education czar, the former House acting as the Association of Florida lobbyists to represent them in the News Service of Florida speaker has made his thoughts known Colleges, have voted to renew a Legislature, a crusade he continued Education Commissioner Richard to leaders of the state college system. $95,000-a-year contract with the firm The throughout his tenure leading the Corcoran has made no secret of his Corcoran’s sentiments have sparked Southern Group to lobby on their behalf. House. views on government entities hiring some college presidents to fire lobby- Just before taking over as House outside lobbyists. ists who represent schools or affiliated speaker in 2016, Corcoran vilified cit- FGC continued on 2A Barrett
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LCPD QUICK HITS Scripture of the Day “Unto thee lift I up mine eyes, O thou that National Night Out dwellest in the heavens.” — Psalm 123:1 (KJV) By TONY BRITT [email protected] Thought for Today Local folks will have an opportunity to socialize A champion is someone who gets up when he can’t. with area first responders — Jack Dempsey, 1895-1983, U.S. boxer (heavy- during National Night Out weight champ, 1919-1926). Friday. This year’s local National Night Out, which is hosted Winning Lottery Numbers by the Lake City Police Pick 3: (Sunday p.m.) 1-5-7 Department, will take place from 6 - 9 p.m. in the Pick 4: (Sunday p.m.) 6-5-8-7 gravel parking lot adjacent Fantasy 5: (Sunday) 11-17-20-27-32 to LCPD, 225 NW Main Boulevard. It is free and See an error? open to the public. The Lake City Reporter corrects errors of fact in news “National Night Out is items. If you have a concern, question, or suggestion, where the community can get together and they can please call the editor. Corrections and clarifications will see all first responders,” run in this space. Thanks for reading. said Officer Erica Bass, LCPD Crime Prevention Officer. “It’s a good way Submissions The Lake City Reporter accepts photographs and caption for the community to come information to run at the discretion of the editor. If you would together and meet with like to see your organization in the newspaper, send the picture their local first responders.” FILE and information to the editor: [email protected]. Representatives from Lake City Police Department assistant chief Gerald Butler gives a piece of candy to FHP, U.S. Forest Service, Bentley Jodrey, 3, at the 2014 National Night Out, which was combined with the Florida Forest Service, Lake City-Columbia County Chamber of Commerce’s Trunk or Treat event. The Lake City Fire Department, events will not be combined this year, but six bicycles are being given away. 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we’re going to do this,” said is based in Madison, said he THE WEATHER FGC Barrett, who participated in had no objection to retain- Continued From 1A the meeting by telephone. ing The Southern Group 1 Tue 2 Wed 3 Thu 4 Fri 5 Sat “We’ve been partnering “in principle.” Instead, the Partly Partly Mostly Mostly Partly Since becoming educa- with the commissioner the president said he wanted Cloudy Cloudy Sunny Sunny Cloudy tion commissioner early past few months, and the to make sure the lobbying this year after Gov. Ron commissioner, one of his plans were in alignment DeSantis’ election, he has thoughts is about lobbyists, with what Corcoran has laid shared some of that same and many of us have gotten out for the state college sys- HI 90 LO 70 HI 93 LO 68 HI 91 LO 66 HI 94 LO 70 HI 90 LO 69 loathing with the heads of rid of our personal lobbyists, tem, something he said he Florida’s 28 state colleges. per his thoughts. I think the did not have enough infor- REGIONAL FORECAST MAP for Tuesday, Oct. 1 “My counsel to the col- council (of presidents) has mation about in time for Tuesday's highs/Tuesday night's low leges was that that’s a deci- to think about what we’re Thursday’s vote. Valdosta City Wednesday Thursday sion for them to make, but In a telephone inter- 92/71 Jacksonville 84/75/sh 86/77/pc I personally do not believe view Thursday afternoon, Tallahassee Lake City 87/74 Cape Canaveral ‘I thought this 90/70 Daytona Beach 84/74/sh 86/76/pc that taxpayers ought to be Barrett, whose college is 94/72 Gainesville Daytona Beach Fort Myers 88/74/sh 87/75/sh footing the bill for contract was a different one of the five smallest Pensacola 84/79/t 86/80/t Panama City 90/72 84/75 Ft. Lauderdale lobbyists for any govern- approach. So I’m in the state, indicated he 92/77 Ocala Gainesville 90/70/pc 91/69/s 90/74 88/71/pc 89/69/s ment entity,” Corcoran told wanted to capitalize on 90/72 Jacksonville running with Key West 85/78/t 87/76/t The News Service of Florida Corcoran’s pledge to repre- Orlando Cape Canaveral supporting this 88/74 83/77 Lake City 90/68/pc 91/66/s 84/80/t 86/78/t in a recent interview. “And sent the colleges to lawmak- Tampa Miami (Corcoran) initiative. Naples 88/75/sh 90/76/sh that is happening, whether ers, whose 2020 legislative 90/73 I feel strongly West Palm Beach Ocala 90/70/pc 91/68/s it’s direct or indirect. Don’t session begins in January. 82/78 Orlando 87/73/pc 88/74/pc tell me you’re paying it out that we should “I just feel that he offered Ft. Lauderdale Panama City 89/75/s 91/73/s of your foundation, because just try it and save it, and it’s worth the effort Ft. Myers 83/79 Pensacola 89/76/s 91/75/s 87/73 Tallahassee 93/72/s 92/70/s you’re funded by taxpayers. and it’s worth the chance,” Naples those monies.’ 89/74 Miami Tampa 89/73/s 91/74/s When we did an expose on he said. 84/80 Valdosta 92/70/s 91/71/s Key West W. Palm Beach 82/79/t 84/78/t foundations, when I was Barrett, who is in his fifth 87/79 speaker, we found that tax- about to do today, based year as Florida Gateway’s payer funds were paying for on his request, and I’ll be president, said his college LAKE CITY ALMANAC UV INDEX the staff at the foundations.” voting no, against it.” last year hired an outside Corcoran, however, Two other presidents lobbyist for the first time to TEMPERATURES SUN doesn’t seem to be bothered joined Barrett in opposition try to secure finding for a High Monday 92 Sunrise today 7:23 a.m. that the association that rep- to the contract, which was STEM building. That effort Low Monday 73 Sunset today 7:16 p.m. 8 resents colleges is retaining overwhelmingly approved. did not pay off, Barrett Normal high 84 Sunrise tom. 7:24 a.m. Very High Normal low 66 Sunset tom. 7:14 p.m. 30 min to burn one of Tallahassee’s most North Florida College said, and the school did not Record highhi 94 in 1939 Today’s powerful lobbying firms. President John Grosskopf, renew the contract. Record low 50 in 1967 MOON ultra-violet At a business meeting of who shook his head when And, Barrett said, the Moonrise today 10:27 a.m. radiation risk PRECIPITATION Moonset today 9:42 p.m. for the area on the presidents on Thursday, the vote came up but did association hasn’t seen a a scale from 0 Moonrise tom. 11:32 a.m. just one college chief raised not speak out, told the great return on its invest- Monday 0.00" to 10+. Month total 2.35" Moonset tom. 10:26 p.m. an objection to the $95,000 News Service he was a “no” ment in lobbyists of late. Year total 34.48" contract for The Southern vote because Corcoran had “I just find it odd that we’ve Normal month-to-date 7.95" Normal year-to-date 43.31" Group. “invited us to join in a uni- hired lobbyists many years, Oct 5 Oct 13 Oct 21 Oct 27 The agreement identifies fied approach where he’s this is only my fifth year, and First Full Last New The Southern Group’s Seth going to be our advocate.” we’ve not had any success McKeel, a former House Grosskopf said he want- in four other sessions,” he appropriations chairman, as ed to make sure that, by said. “I thought this was a WEATHER HISTORY SPONSORED BY the agent representing the continuing to retain a lob- different approach. So I’m WEATHER BY-THE-DAY 90° 7a Actual 1p high 7p Average high 6a On Oct. 1, 1989, colleges. byist, the presidents did not running with supporting this thunderstorms produced After introduction of challenge Corcoran’s vision (Corcoran) initiative. I feel Actual low Average low severe weather in the 100° southeastern United the agenda item Thursday for the college system. strongly that we should just States through the day 90° morning, Florida Gateway Corcoran has pledged to try it and save those monies.” and evening hours. 80° Severe thunderstorms College President Lawrence the presidents his intent to According to the state’s spawned 11 tornadoes, 70° seven of which were in Georgia. A tornado near Barrett raised questions “help the college system lobbyist registration data- 60° Moultrie, Ga. killed two about hiring a contract thrive,” Grosskopf said. base, several colleges or 50° people and injured 12 others. lobbyist, given Corcoran’s “That’s something new their direct-support organi- 40° objections. for us,” he added. zations have had lobbying Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon “I don’t understand how Grosskopf, whose college turnover. tUEsday, OCTOBER 1, 2019 LOCAL LAKE CITY REPORTER 3A
TRAGEDY AVERTED Deputy talks man into living The man, a military vet- CCSO eran, talked more about Continued From 1A the feelings he was strug- gling with and the personal “He just said he really situations he was going appreciated my help, and I through, Belfrey said. really made a difference,” “I explained to him that Belfrey said. jumping off that bridge was The volatile situation not going to help his situa- could have easily ended tion,” Belfrey said. differently. Belfrey talked about “I was scared,” Belfrey his own life in an effort to said. “Real scared.” relate, including stories Around 10 a.m. that about financial stress he’d morning, about 45 minutes been through. before the encounter on Minutes into the encoun- the overpass, Belfrey was ter, the man — who at one responding to a domestic point had been dangling dispute at the man’s home. his feet over the railing — He left saying something started to come down. about killing himself by Belfrey placed him in jumping off the I-75 over- handcuffs, but assured pass, Belfrey learned. him he wasn’t being arrest- While en route to ed. The man was taken another call, Belfrey took to Meridian Behavioral a detour to check around Healthcare. that area of the interstate. “I gave him my informa- “There he was,” Belfrey tion and told him if he ever said. “He was standing on needed to talk to just give the ledge, talking about me a call,” Belfrey said. how he was just tired of CCSO spokesperson everything.” Murray Smith commended Belfrey waited in his Belfrey, saying his actions vehicle for a moment, try- highlight how law enforce- ing to assess the situation. ment is capable of de-esca- The deputy approached, lating situations. but kept a few yards of dis- “These people, they don’t tance. want an authority figure “I didn’t want him to feel at that point,” Smith said. threatened,” Belfrey said. “They want someone they “He was very tense, he was can tell their story to.” very adamant that’s what A nearby motorist, he wanted to do.” Jacqueline Dupree, caught The man mentioned his the encounter on camera. parents in Ohio, which “I am really amazed gave Belfrey an opening to and grateful that there strike up a conversation. was nothing negative that “I asked if he was happened,” she said. “My into Ohio State foot- heart was thumping, I was ball,” Belfrey said. “I’m a trying to remain calm.” Minnesota Gopher fan, This isn’t the first time which is a rival in the Big Belfrey has saved a life. 10.” He earned the CCSO “And so I kind of got his CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter Lifesaving Medal for admin- mind off of what he wanted Deputy Aaron Belfrey is seen standing next to his sheriff’s office cruiser outside the offices of the Lake City Reporter istering CPR to a stricken to do,” Belfrey added. on Monday. Belfrey talked a distraught man out of taking his own life earlier that day. individual back in 2017. Legislative delegation hears local folks’ wish lists teacher raises. ed for a $12 million Community Dana Brady-Giddens, who works Development Block Grant to fix the LEGIS. at the Third Circuit State Attorney’s system. Continued From 1A Office and chairs the School Board, Lake City Manager Joe mostly spoke about public records Helfenberger said the city might need ment’s need for drones in search- laws. She called for more restrictions state money to pay for emergency and-rescue missions and other tasks. to the general public on accessing generators to prevent power outages Hunter also the state look at how the pictures or video footage of certain from disrupting official business. law treats threats of mass shootings. crimes. Lucinda Merritt, with the nonprofit “We need to tighten that up to group Ichetucknee Alliance, deliv- where we can hold people account- Dana Brady-Giddens, who ered a wish-list of policies to protect able,” Hunter said. works at the Third Circuit the state’s water. Among them was a County Manager Ben Scott gave State Attorney’s Office and proposal to add a fee to the purchase updates of ongoing county projects chairs the School Board, of fertilizer, which can seep into the involving money from state lawmak- mostly spoke about public water and lead to runaway algae ers, such as the work to install bath- records laws. She called growth. rooms at Rum Island Park. for more restrictions to the Fort White resident Jim Tatum, Scott also suggested the state general public on accessing who is with the nonprofit group Our increase the population threshold for pictures or video footage of Santa Fe River, bemoaned the lack a grant to benefit small counties, say- certain crimes. of filled seats on the Suwannee River ing Columbia County is nearly at the Water Management District’s govern- 75,000-population cap. “So that not just anyone can request ing board. He urged the lawmakers to County Commissioner Tim Murphy images of a homicide,” she said. back the appointment of Fort White discussed the state of county econom- Fort White Mayor Ronnie Frazier water advocate Merrillee Malwitz- ic development. rang alarm bells over the town’s water Jipson. “The phone is ringing, we’ve got system, which he said is in a state of Also at the meeting, Bradley CARL MCKINNEY/Lake City Reporter some very good prospects,” Murphy emergency. assured an anti-vaccination activist Superintendent of Schools Lex Carswell addresses the said. “There’s times that you can turn that Senate Bill 64, which ends reli- Columbia County legislative delegation Monday afternoon. 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he first time, back in 2017, he used his hands and lungs to pump life back into T someone whose body was failing him. On Monday, he used his heart and soul to connect with a man whose life had spiraled so far out of control he was ready to end it. Deputy Aaron Belfrey has done twice what most of us can only dream of doing once. Two individuals walk the Earth who wouldn’t be here without him today. He’s a humble man and you wouldn’t guess it to talk to him. But in grainy cell-phone footage shot by a motorist on Monday, Belfrey can be seen work- ing hard to get a man down off the SR 247/I-75 overpass. The encounter only lasted about five minutes and there weren’t a lot of words exchanged, but you can sense the inner strength Belfrey was drawing upon from his body language. If that sounds a little over the top, so be it. We don’t have words to describe what we saw Gaining insight with age on that blurry, silent tape. May the man we saw teetering so close to the edge find peace and the strength to rebuild his life. What makes us who we are We thank God that Deputy Belfrey found him think that as we age, we also the core of who we are, what before he threw everything away. grow more introspective. When defines us. Iwe are young(er) we make Looking back, I see how so many decisions and life choices some- different experiences have brought TODAY IN HISTORY times without much thought or me to where I am today. I am a fanfare. We “just do it.” We form mother, a wife. I’ve lived in many On this date: relationships, take jobs, set up places. I’ve had several different households, raise children and/or occupations. I’ve enjoyed many of In 1890, Congress passed the McKinley Tariff Act, pets and our life falls into place. We the same friends for years who’ve which raised tariffs to a record level. work through what transpires each made an impact on my life. Things In 1908, Henry Ford introduced his Model T automo- day, week, month and year. We Marlene Kenney I would do again. Things I might do bile to the market. “just do it”. We don’t always look [email protected] differently. Lessons of the heart. In 1932, Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees made back because we are caught in the Enjoying the simple pleasures of his supposed called shot, hitting a home run against present, forever looking forward. people, places and things. Being Chicago’s Charlie Root in the fifth inning of Game 3 of Doing this, doing that, taking care In the words of the musical thankful. Being compassionate. the World Series, won by the New York Yankees 7-5 at of business, getting things done. group Police, “Every step you take, Sharing/caring. Forgiving/forget- Wrigley Field. Sometimes barely getting things every move you make, every bond ting. Learning/teaching/trusting. In 1939, Winston Churchill described Russia as “a done. you break, every smile you fake, Eyes wide open, eyes wide shut. riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma” during Ours is quite a unique life. One every claim you stake,” all comprise Learning, always learning. a radio address on the invasion of Poland by Nazi is not like another. Our decisions your makeup. This message is for us all. It’s Germany and the Soviet Union. and our experiences makeup who never too early or too late to reflect, In 1957, the motto “In God We Trust” began appear- we are today. They encompass We all experience trials, begin again or make some changes. ing on U.S. paper currency. the person we have become. tribulations, successes Sometimes baby steps, other times In 1961, Roger Maris of the New York Yankees hit Each paragraph, page and chapter and failures, moments leapfrogs. Look at your reflection his 61st home run during a 162-game season, compared of our life has transformed us in of joy, shared laughter, in the mirror, is your makeup fitting to Babe Ruth’s 60 home runs during a 154-game sea- one way or another. You probably glimpses of pleasure or does it need a little adjustment son. (Tracy Stallard of the Boston Red Sox gave up the didn’t realize it at the time but here and there? You are the artist. round-tripper; the Yankees won 1-0.) looking back there were specific and struggles of the You hold the palette and have the In 1962, Johnny Carson debuted as host of NBC’s stepping stones that reinforced head and heart. power to be who you want to be. “Tonight Show,” beginning a nearly 30-year run. you along your way. Some were “Just do it.” We all experience trials, trib- In 1964, the Free Speech Movement began at the slippery, some smooth and easy to n ulations, successes and failures, Marlene Kenney is a retired human University of California, Berkeley. manage, some ragged and danger- resources director who lives in Lake City. In 1971, Walt Disney World opened near Orlando, ous, and some you skipped over moments of joy, shared laughter, She has been a columnist for the past Florida. without hesitation. These snip- glimpses of pleasure and struggles four years and has written for several In 1982, Sony began selling the first commercial com- pets makeup who you are, specific of the head and heart. But it’s all in publications. She is also an interior pact disc player, the CDP-101, in Japan. flashes of your life. Yours and how we handle it that generates the decorator and teaches adult education outcome, the end result. Creating classes at UNF. n Associated Press yours alone. Lake City Reporter Lake City Reporter LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Serving Columbia County Since 1874 TheServing Lake City Columbia Reporter Countyis published Since with 1874 pride for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ I-75 jet: Bittersweet memories tiesThe by Lake Community City Reporter Newspapers is published Inc. with pride To the Editor: ence for me. took an unexpected jump and cut forW residentse believe of strong Columbia newspapers and surrounding build strong coun ‑ Every time I pass it on the J.C. Parrone’s chest, killing him on tiescommunities by Community —‑“Newspapers Newspapers get Inc. things done!” I want to thank Mr. Vernon highway and see it, it’s a reminder the spot. We believe strong newspapers build strong Douglas and those that helped to of good times and bad times. A And that is my reminder of Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and get and maintain the A7 Corsair 19-year-old young man and his wife all our military servicemen and communitiesprofitable community —‑“Newspapers-oriented get newspapers. things done!” Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and II aircraft that sits next to I-75 in had a baby. J.C. Parrone, a friend of women who are out there every This mission will be accomplished through the Lake City. It’s very special to me. I mine, was a hook man. day, working to protect us. So I per- profitableteamwork community of professionals-oriented dedicated newspapers. to truth, This mission will be accomplished through the believe the plane came off the USS His job was to run out with a sonally thank anyone that works to integrity and hard work. Forrestal, which I served on for two steel bar to unhook the cable that preserve that plane. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, years in the 1960s. I worked oper- caught the plane when it landed if it integrity and hard work. Todd Wilson, Publisher ating the catapults that launched all didn’t just drop off the plane. George W. Rowe the ship’s aircraft and possibly that He went out to unhook a plane Lake City Robert Bridges, Editor very plane. It was a learning experi- that just landed. The cable hook JimTodd Barr, Wilson, Associate Publisher Editor SueRobert Brannon, Bridges, Controller Editor DinkDink NeSmith,NeSmith, PresidentPresident Previous letter-writer wrong on ammo TomTom Wood, Wood, ChairmanChairman To the Editor: so, why is it some states do not in deaths. A person killed in a DUI allow deer hunting with the .223 crash is just as dead, are they not? I read Leo Gielas’ September 29, round? It was made for varmints, “Every day, almost 30 people in 2019, letter with interest. After read- small animals, I do believe. (See the United States die in drunk-driv- ing it, I was left empty of any facts. https://chuckhawks.com/223rem. ing crashes—that’s one person LETTERS POLICY With all that Leo Gielas states, he htm) every 48 minutes in 2017. These provides nothing for a real compar- As you scroll down all the guns deaths have fallen by a third in Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly written ison, or any sources for his infor- used by our military you will see the last three decades; however, and double spaced. Letters will be edited for length and mation. the Mossberg 500 shotgun. See drunk-driving crashes claim more libel. Letters must be signed and include the writer’s Examples: Mr. Gielas compares URL below. Does Wal-Mart still than 10,000 lives per year. In 2010, the .223/ NATO 5.56 rifle round to sell this gun? Yes. And they will the most recent year for which cost name, address and telephone number for verification. a 9mm round from a handgun. Mr. not sell military guns? Can you say data is available, these deaths and Letters and guest columns are the opinions of the writers Gielas did not compare say a .30-30 “Hypocrite!” (http://www.imfdb. damages contributed to a cost of and not necessarily those of the Lake City Reporter. rifle round to the .223/NATO 5.56 org/wiki/List_of_weapons_used_ $44 billion.” (https://www.nhtsa. rifle round. Was the .30 cal round by_U.S._Armed_Forces) gov/risky-driving/drunk-driving) BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL used by our military? Yes. Does Wal- If it’s Mr. Gielas intent to have Now if Wal-Mart wants to do a Mart still sell this round? Yes. It has Wal-Mart hold the hands of adults public service take out the booze, 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. killed a lot of deer. And people. and treat adults like children then beer, and wine. BY FAX: (386) 752-9400. Mr. Gielas states the .223/ have Wal-Mart take out all booze, BY EMAIL: [email protected] NATO 5.56 rounds cause more beer, and wine. 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NFL PREP FOOTBALL Jaguars find ground game, still SENSE OF URGENCY looking for consistency Leonard Fournette ran for a career- high 225 yards against Denver.
By MARK LONG Associated Press
JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville Jaguars want to be a physical, smash-mouth team that has enough ver- satility to play other styles when needed. Coach Doug Marrone has seen snippets of it on both sides of the ball. He’s still waiting to see it on a consistent basis. The Jaguars (2-2) would no doubt like to repeat their offensive performance from Sunday’s 26-24 victory at winless Denver. Leonard Fournette ran 29 times for a career-high 225 yards, and rookie Gardner Minshew II directed a game-winning drive in the final minutes. But the defense got BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter burned repeatedly by Joe Columbia defensive back Noah Ruise exits the field after recovering a fumble against Pine Forest on Friday. Flacco and failed to get a much-needed stop in crunch time. Columbia’s next three opponents all have 1 loss So it wasn’t the identi- season in Tiger Stadium, 48-24, ty Marrone wants from his By ZACH ABOLVERDI handing the Cowboys their only team, but it was a step in the [email protected] “This week it’s Madison. Next week it’s Lee. loss of 2018. This year’s team right direction. The week after that it’s Atlantic. Those are started 5-0, but fell 21-20 overtime “It’s hard to come out and GAINESVILLE — The 41-14 all worth opponents we’re about to face that at Lakewood last Friday. say we’re a running team score may not indicate it, but are going to be playoff-caliber teams.” Allen said his players must or we can stop the run and Columbia coach Brian Allen have a greater sense of urgency defend the pass, or we can admits he had a hard time getting — Columbia coach Brian Allen not only for this matchup, but the get after the quarterback,” his team amped up to play win- next three opponents on their Marrone said Monday. less Gainesville in Friday’s district schedule. pions in Class 1A. The Cowboys “You see a lot of glimpses opener. Hurricanes for the seventh year “This week it’s Madison (5-1). won 42-28 when they last hosted of things in the past couple That won’t be an issue this in a row. “I don’t have to preach Next week it’s Lee (4-1). The CHS in 2017. to our guys about getting ready of games. In order to have week. week after that it’s Atlantic (4-1),” “It will be easy for them to The top-ranked Tigers travel this next game. They look at the Allen said. “Those are all worthy Friday to Madison County, the get up for Madison County,” tape.” JAGUARS continued on 2A two-time defending state cham- Allen said after defeating the Columbia got revenge last CHS continued on 10A
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREP ROUNDUP CHS plays better in Branford rematch From staff reports back from a 23-15 deficit Branford never trailed and pull within three in the last game and com- For the second time points. pleted the sweep with a this season, the Branford “I loved the way the 24-16 win. CHS senior volleyball team swept the played there at the end of Avona Randolph had the Lady Tigers on Monday. that set,” Andrews said. most balanced game with But following their lat- “They were so gritty. They five kills, four blocks, two est matchup, Columbia don’t give up and they digs and two aces. coach Trudy Andrews had believe in each other.” PREPS continued on 10A nothing but encourage- ment and praise for her players in their post-game meeting. ALEX SHEPHERD/Courtesy Why? Florida’s Jabari Zuniga makes a tackle last season against Colorado State. After She saw a wton of missing the last two games with an ankle injury, the redshirt senior defensive improvement since their end will make his return to the starting lineup on Saturday against No. 7 Auburn. last game at Branford. “To see us come out and compete like they did No. 10 Florida getting 6 was really exciting to see,” Andrews said. “Branford a really good team and they players back for matchup literally play all year long with club ball. against 7th-ranked Auburn “That was a quick-pace game, but our girls to held up and battled back By MARK LONG the Swamp. and forth. We just have to Associated Press It’s a top-10 matchup involving two of build on this performance the Southeastern Conference’s five unde- and take the momentum GAINESVILLE — No. 10 Florida will feated teams, and the Gators will have two into postseason play.” be close to full strength, especially on of their top players back on the field for it. The first set was very defense, for its biggest game of the sea- Henderson missed the last three games competitive between the son. after spraining his left ankle against Buccaneers and Tigers, Coach Dan Mullen said Monday that Tennessee-Martin in early September. who trailed 19-17 at one six injured players — including speedy Zuniga tweaked his left ankle the follow- point. But Branford pulled cornerback CJ Henderson and disruptive ing week at Kentucky and missed two way for a 25-19 win. BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter defensive end Jabari Zuniga — will be games. The Bucs built a large The loss dropped Columbia’s record to 5-13 on the back against seventh-ranked Auburn in lead in the second frame, season. GATORS continued on 6A but CHS was able to rally 6A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER
as close to 100% as possible Georgia on Nov. 2. SCOREBOARD GATORS on Saturday is the most Toney is one of Florida’s Continued From A5 important thing. That’s the top playmakers. The TV LISTINGS NFL MLB concern of getting them to offense also is without start- Today AMERICAN CONFERENCE AMERICAN LEAGUE Henderson, a junior from go, but I’m happy to have ing QB Feleipe Franks. COLLEGE SOCCER (MEN’S) East East Division Miami, has six intercep- guys coming back.” But the team is other- 6 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA W L Pct GB tions in 27 games. Zuniga, Florida will be without wise as healthy as it’s been BTN — Penn State at Michigan State New England 2 0 0 1.000 76 3 New York 98 53 .649 _ 8 p.m. Buffalo 2 0 0 1.000 45 30 Tampa Bay 89 62 .589 9 a senior from Marietta, elusive receiver Kadarius since the season opener, BTN — Indiana at Northwestern N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 16 17 Boston 79 70 .530 18 Georgia, has 18 ½ sacks in Toney for a fourth consec- and the defense is expect- MLB BASEBALL Miami 0 2 0 .000 10 102 Toronto 59 91 .393 38½ 39 games. utive game. Toney injured ed to be intact for the first 8 p.m. South Baltimore 49 101 .327 48½ TBS — Playoffs: Milwaukee at W L T Pct PF PA Central Division “The guys that are vet- his left shoulder against time all year. Washington, N.L. Wild Card Game Houston 1 1 0 .500 41 42 W L Pct GB eran players, I don’t worry UT Martin, and Mullen “I’m really looking for- RUGBY Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 43 47 Minnesota 91 58 .611 _ about as much,” Mullen said he won’t be back until ward to having all my 3:30 a.m. (Wednesday) Tennessee 1 1 0 .500 60 32 Cleveland 87 63 .580 4½ NBCSN — World Cup 2019: France vs. Jacksonville 0 2 0 .000 38 53 Chicago 65 84 .436 26 said. “The key is just get- after the team’s bye week. brothers on the field with U.S., Pool C, Fukuoka, Japan North Kansas City 55 95 .367 36½ ting them back in the flow That means he will miss me,” cornerback Marco SOCCER (MEN’S) W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 45 104 .302 46 at practice and getting games against Auburn, Wilson said. “Now we can 12:55 p.m. Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 82 27 West Division TNT — UEFA Champions League: Club Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 37 62 W L Pct GB them the practice reps they fifth-ranked LSU and South run as one, with nobody Brugge at Real Madrid, Group A Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 29 61 Houston 98 53 .649 _ need.” Carolina. He’s expected out, we’re deep with depth. 3 p.m. Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 13 43 Oakland 90 60 .600 7½ Safety Shawn Davis, to return against No. 3 That’s great.” TNT — UEFA Champions League: Bayern West Texas 74 77 .490 24 Munich at Tottenham, Group B W L T Pct PF PA Los Angeles 68 82 .453 29½ linebacker Ventrell Miller, TENNIS Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 68 36 Seattle 62 88 .413 35½ receiver Freddie Swain 6 a.m. Oakland 1 1 0 .500 34 44 NATIONAL LEAGUE and safety Jeawon Taylor TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Rakuten Japan L.A. Chargers 1 1 0 .500 40 37 East Division Open & The China Open, Early Rounds Denver 0 2 0 .000 30 40 W L Pct GB — each of them has start- 10 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE z-Atlanta 93 58 .616 _ ed at least one game this TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Rakuten Japan East Washington 82 66 .554 9½ season — also will return Open & The China Open, Early Rounds W L T Pct PF PA New York 77 72 .517 15 6 a.m. (Wednesday) Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 66 38 Philadelphia 76 72 .514 15½ after missing last week’s TENNIS — ATP/WTA: The Rakuten Japan Philadelphia 1 1 0 .500 52 51 Miami 52 97 .349 40 game against lower-divi- Open & The China Open, Early Rounds N.Y. Giants 0 2 0 .000 31 63 z-clinched playoff berth sion Towson. TRACK AND FIELD Washington 0 2 0 .000 48 63 Central Division 9:30 a.m. South W L Pct GB “I’m not going to say NBCSN — IAAF World Championships W L T Pct PF PA St. Louis 83 66 .557 _ everybody is 100% coming 2019: Day 5, Doha Qatar Tampa Bay 1 1 0 .500 37 45 Chicago 81 68 .544 2 back into it, but they are 12 p.m. Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 36 48 Milwaukee 80 69 .537 3 NBCSN — IAAF World Championships New Orleans 1 1 0 .500 39 55 Cincinnati 70 80 .467 13½ going to be ready to play,” 2019: Day 5, Doha Qatar (taped) Carolina 0 2 0 .000 41 50 Pittsburgh 65 85 .433 18½ Mullen said. “Us getting 1:30 p.m. North West Division them prepared throughout NBCSN — IAAF World Championships W L T Pct PF PA W L Pct GB KELLY CHASE/UAA Communcations 2019: Day 5, Doha Qatar Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 31 19 x-Los Angeles 97 54 .642 _ the week to get ready to be Florida CB C.J. Henderson (ankle) returns Saturday. WNBA BASKETBALL Detroit 1 0 1 .750 40 37 Arizona 76 74 .507 20½ 8 p.m. Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 44 33 San Francisco 72 78 .480 24½ ESPN — WNBA Finals: Connecticut at Chicago 1 1 0 .500 19 24 San Diego 68 81 .456 28 Washington, Game 2 West Colorado 65 85 .433 31½ Jacksonville consecutive STOCK UP W L T Pct PF PA x-clinched division JAGUARS wins for the first time in Jacksonville’s offensive COLLEGE FOOTBALL San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 72 34 more than a year. line played its best game in L.A. Rams 2 0 0 1.000 57 36 Sunday’s Games Continued From A5 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 49 46 Boston 6, Philadelphia 3 WHAT’S WORKING two years. Marrone ripped Associated Press Top 25 Arizona 0 1 1 .250 44 50 Washington 7, Atlanta 0 Record Pts. LW Minshew has given the the unit last week, and it Milwaukee 7, St. Louis 6 1. Alabama (29) 5-0 1,478 2 an identity, you have to be Jacksonville chances to responded with a dominant Thursday’s Games Chicago Cubs 16, Pittsburgh 6 2. Clemson (18) 5-0 1,426 1 Tampa Bay 20, Carolina 14 Colorado 10, San Diego 5 consistent. win each of its last three ground game in Denver. 3. Georgia 4-0 1,375 3 Sunday’s Games San Francisco 2, Miami 1 4. Ohio State 5-0 1,324 5 “Really, the one thing games. The group still has to cut Dallas 31, Washington 21 Cincinnati 3, Arizona 1 5. LSU 4-0 1,322 4 we’ve been consistent He struggled at times Detroit 13, L.A. Chargers 10 L.A. Dodgers 3, N.Y. Mets 2 down its penalties after get- 6. Oklahoma 4-0 1,264 6 San Francisco 41, Cincinnati 17 Toronto 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 with is being resilient and against Denver, but his 7. Auburn 5-0 1,186 7 ting flagged seven times Houston 13, Jacksonville 12 Cleveland 7, Minnesota 5 8. Wisconsin 4-0 1,046 8 being able to work and play 7-yard touchdown pass to against the Broncos. Indianapolis 19, Tennessee 17 Baltimore 8, Detroit 2 9. Notre Dame 3-1 996 10 together. Right now, that’s Ryquell Armstead in the Baltimore 23, Arizona 17 Houston 12, Kansas City 3 STOCK DOWN 10. Florida 5-0 986 9 New England 43, Miami 0 Oakland 6, Texas 1 the identity of this team third quarter was close to 11. Texas 3-1 919 11 Left tackle Cam Robinson Buffalo 28, N.Y. Giants 14 L.A. Angels 6, Tampa Bay 4 12. Penn State 4-0 878 12 and we’ll keep working on magnificent. Minshew side- was penalized three times Seattle 28, Pittsburgh 26 Seattle 11, Chicago White Sox 10 13. Oregon 3-1 817 13 the other factors at the end stepped three defenders Green Bay 21, Minnesota 16 Monday’s Games — twice for false starts 14. Iowa 4-0 731 14 Kansas City 28, Oakland 10 Detroit 5, Baltimore 2 of the day.” before finding Armstead in 15. Washington 4-1 603 17 — and could have cost Chicago 16, Denver 14 Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, late 16. Boise State 4-0 559 16 The Jaguars have dealt the back of the end zone. L.A. Rams 27, New Orleans 9 San Diego at Milwaukee, late Jacksonville the game in 17. Utah 4-1 534 19 with issue after issue this Minshew completed 19 Atlanta 24, Philadelphia 20 Washington at St. Louis, late the closing seconds for try- 18. Central Florida 4-1 352 22 Monday’s Games Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, late season, beginning with of 33 passes for 213 yards 19. Michigan 3-1 350 20 ing to fight with Denver Cleveland at N.Y. Jets, late N.Y. Mets at Colorado, late 20. Arizona State 4-1 249 — linebacker Telvin Smith and two TDs. He was Thursday, Sept. 19 Miami at Arizona, late defenders. CBS camer- 21. Oklahoma State 4-1 215 — abandoning the team in sacked five times, but got Tennessee at Jacksonville, 8:20 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, late 22. Wake Forest 5-0 190 — as later caught coaches Tuesday’s Games May. Since then, there to meet Peyton Manning 23. Virginia 4-1 186 18 separating Robinson and L.A. Angels at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. was defensive end Yannick afterward. 24. S. Methodist 5-0 151 — NFL suspends Raiders’ Toronto at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Fournette on the sideline 25. Michigan State 4-1 147 25 Ngakoue’s holdout, quar- WHAT NEEDS HELP Vontaze Burfict for rest Seattle at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. 25. Texas A&M 3-2 147 23 after the game. San Francisco at Boston, 7:10 p.m. terback Nick Foles’ shoul- Jacksonville’s defense Others receiving votes: California 141, of season INJURED Detroit at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Memphis 71, Appalachian State 50, Army der injury and corner- has been hit and miss. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Safety Ronnie Harrison 44, Missouri 26, Baylor 19, Colorado 19, Oakland Raiders linebacker Vontaze back Jalen Ramsey’s trade The unit was stout against San Diego at Milwaukee, 7:40 p.m. Minnesota 15, Southern Cal 7, Tulane 1, Burfict was suspended Monday for the left the game with a leg Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 7:40 p.m. request. Houston and Tennessee, Kansas State. 1. rest of the season for a helmet-to-helmet injury but later returned hit on Indianapolis Colts tight end Jack Washington at St. Louis, 7:45 p.m. “It’s a team that’s been but was dismal in the open- Doyle, the most severe punishment in Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. through a lot,” Marrone er against Kansas City and and should be good to go AP Top 25 Reality Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. NFL history for an on-field infraction. said. “A team that showed way too porous versus the this week. Check: Field closes in Burfict will miss the final 12 games N.Y. Mets at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Miami at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. some resiliency, that’s real- Broncos. KEY NUMBER on Tide and Tigers of the season and any playoff games for “repeated violations of unnecessary Kansas City at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. ly blocked a lot of things Ramsey’s return would 51 — the number of con- roughness rules.” He has been suspended Tampa Bay at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Alabama moved to No. 1 on Sunday out and really focused on help. But there’s no guar- secutive games Ramsey three times in his career for hits violating in the Top 25 presented by Regions Bank, started before being inac- the league’s player safety rules. what we asked them to antee the disgruntled with defending champion and preseason Angels fire Ausmus Burfict has the right under the col- tive for the first time in four No. 1 Clemson slipping to No. 2 after a do, a team that’s playing defender, who’s now deal- lective bargaining agreement to appeal after one poor season sketchy — though victorious — perfor- together. There’s a confi- ing with apparent back seasons. the punishment in the next three days. mance against North Carolina. ANAHEIM, Calif. — Manager Brad He had one of his previous suspensions dence about the phases tightness, will be healthy NEXT STEPS For the first time this season, some Ausmus has been fired by the Los reduced from five games to three games being able to contribute enough to practice this Find a way to at least AP voters decided a team other than Angeles Angels after just one difficult on an appeal in 2017. Alabama or Clemson deserved their first- season in charge. to help each other out. If week or play at Carolina partially repair Ramsey’s Burfict had served two three-game place votes. No. 3 Georgia received four. Angels general manager Billy Eppler suspensions already in his career and had one’s down, the other one (2-2). Second-year pro Tre fractured relationship with No. 4 Ohio State had seven and No. 7 announced the decision to move on been warned about severe punishment can step up. I think that’s Herndon started in place of the front office, specifical- Auburn got three. swiftly from Ausmus on Monday, a day for future infractions. The suspension is An argument could be made for No. after they finished 72-90 for the fran- important.” Ramsey and was picked on ly personnel chief Tom without pay, costing more than $1.1 mil- 5 LSU at No. 1, too, and No. 6 Oklahoma chise’s worst record since 1999. lion in salary and roster bonuses. It’s also given by Flacco. Coughlin. looks even better than last year.
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DILBERT DEAR ABBY New owner having serial affairs with restaurant staff members DEAR ABBY: I have been has never had anything bad employed at a fine dining to say about him, and I’m restaurant for 30 years. I love confident if there were, she my job. would tell me. BABY BLUES New owners bought it My family is adamantly eight years ago, and the against the relationship. restaurant was booming. They say he’s too old for me, Our owner had an affair I should be more concerned with another employee, and Abigail Van Buren about his criminal history, her schedule and treatment www.dearabby.com and no one they know has became insane. She didn’t anything good to say about have to work as hard as the while her husband carries him. I’m conflicted about rest of us, treated everyone on. If the new “girlfriend” is moving forward because I’m she worked with horribly and receiving the same favorit- afraid of the rifts it would nothing was done about it. ism in her work assignments cause with my relatives. She and her family suddenly that the last one enjoyed, I have had a lot of anxiety BLONDIE moved out of state a short you and the rest of the staff over this. I am also hurt that while ago, and nothing was have a right to complain we weren’t given the chance ever said about her again. about the unequal treatment. to reveal his past so he could Recently, we found out It might be most effective if be as transparent with my that he’s having an affair with you do it as a group. parents as he has been with another co-worker, and the Change jobs if the atmo- me about it. Any advice? — entire staff is discouraged and sphere isn’t healthy for you, ANXIOUS IN ARKANSAS angry. Both of our bosses, and some of your favorite DEAR ANXIOUS: husband and wife, seem OK customers may follow. That Because you have been with these affairs and act like goes for every other person seeing this man for several nothing is wrong! Morale is who works there. If enough months, long enough to at an all-time low, and the of you quit, it may have a develop serious feelings for anger and frustration are at negative effect on the busi- him, you should have talked BEETLE BAILEY an all-time high. ness. to your parents about his I’m trying to ride this out, DEAR ABBY: I have been history before they heard it but I’m very frustrated and seeing a man for the last few from others. Because they just want to quit. My heart months. His brother and my love you, their feelings are is heavy because I love my cousin have been dating for understandable. If there is job and my customers. Do four years. He’s 35, and I’m any hope of changing their you have any suggestions? 23. minds, you and your boy- — CONFOUNDED IN He is about to be divorced friend should speak to them CALIFORNIA and has a record, but the last together so he can address DEAR CONFOUNDED: crime he committed was 10 their concerns. The new proprietors appear years ago. If not for the fact ■ to have “an arrangement,” that his brother is dating my Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or HAGAR THE HORRIBLE which is why the wife is cousin, I’d be much more P.O. Box 69440, willing to look the other way skeptical. But my cousin Los Angeles, CA 90069.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL CIR- CUIT IN AND FOR COLUMBIA Five Ash Forest, Lake City's PUBLISHER'S NOTE COUNTY, FLORIDA premier 55 plus manuf. home All real estate advertising in this United Country, Dicks Realty IN RE: The Estate of The Lake City Reporter, a dai- community. 386-752-7207 Lot newspaper is subject to the fair 352-316-2463 Joey O'Hern PATRICIA R. DOUGHTY ly newspaper, seeks Indepen- lease includes water, sewer, housing act which makes it ille- MS104704 Great Comm Opp, a/k/a PATRICIA MAY dent Contractor Newspaper garbage & lawn maintenance. gal to advertise "any prefer- high traffic location. 1450 sf DOUGHTY, Carrier. Apply in person during ence, limitation, or discrimina- conc block w/2 bays. $275,000. Deceased. normal business hours. tion based on race, color, reli- CASE NUMBER: 12-2019-CP- Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm gion, sex, disability, familial sta- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- 000233 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE tus or national origin; or any in- 0237 MLS104747 $490,000. PROBATE DIVISION Hallmark Real Estate Janet tention to make such prefer- Commercial Plaza/8 sep bldgs NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creel 386-719-0382 $349,500 ence, limitation or discrimina- w/2 spaces in ea bldg, total 16 The administration of the estate 3,000 sf home on Lake Desoto. tion." Familial status includes units, 10 currently rented. children under the age of 18 liv- of Patricia R. Doughty a/k/a Pa- Hdwd fl throughout. Sun Rm Hallmark Real Estate Koby tricia May Doughty, deceased, and much more! ing with parents or legal custo- PUBLISHER'S NOTE dians, pregnant women and Adams 386-623-7840 $750,000 whose date of death was All Yard Sale Ads Poole Realty Vicki Prickitt 386- MLS104987/104992 Prime February 7, 2019, File Number people securing custody of chil- Must be Pre-Paid. 590-1402 MLS102886 dren under the age of 18. This Prof. Off Space fronting St Rd 12-2019-CP-000233, is pend- $135,000 Roomy 3/2 in Lee. 47. Sale or Lease $3,000/mo ing in the Circuit Court for newspaper will not knowingly MH, 3 acres. Fpl, Form DR, accept any advertising for real Columbia County, Probate Divi- th Split Brs, 4 Rm, SS appl. Fncd estate which is in violation of sion, the address of which is P.O. Box 2069, Lake City, Flori- Poole Realty Stephen O'Steen the law. Our readers are here- da 32056. The names and ad- 386-209-0900 MLS102950 by informed that all dwellings Contender Series Pool Table advertised in this newspaper dresses of the personal repre- $420,000 Lafayette, 138 acres, Denise Milligan-Bose Realty sentative and the personal rep- by Brunswick. Full regulation 3 cleared for home site. 40X40 are available on an equal op- size – outside measurements portunity basis. To complain of 438-5627 MLS104357 resentatives attorney are set bldg, BA/Well/Pwr/Sept/More. $450,000 3/2 & 3 partial baths. forth below. are 53 ½ in wide x 97 ½ in discrimination call HUD toll free long. Mahogany wood finish Poole Realty Alecia Kirkland at 1-800-669-9777, the toll free Cherry cab, gran ctrtops, heat- All creditors of the decedent ed flrs, gas fpl, office. Elevator. and other persons having with claw feet & leather pock- 386-688-1269 MLS103554 telephone number to the hear- claims or demands against ets. Comes with all balls & a $179,000 REDUCED! Live ing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. Denise Milligan-Bose Realty decedents estate on whom a vertical ball holder in the que Oak. 2/2 brick hm, new flooring, 386-438-5627 MLS105134 3/2 copy of this notice is required to stick rack – both 8 ball & 9 ball newer appl, Fl Sun Rm. remod int. in 2018. New floor- be served must file their claims racks – 4 sticks 18-19-20 & 21 ing, paint, HVAC, newer refrig. in weight – one small child's Coldwell Banker-Bishop Becky with this court ON OR BEFORE Summers 813-763-1180 ML- $48,000. THE LATER OF THREE (3) stick – two brushes & bridge. Excellent condition - Over S103787 3/2, 2,085 s.f. 1.93 Denise Milligan-Bose Realty MONTHS AFTER THE TIME acres in town. Extra 600 s.f. At- Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION $3,000 – asking $1,000 OBO. nd 386-438-5627 MLS98449 3/2 3 tic or 2 flr. $129,000 0237 MLS104972 $46,000.Gor- River Estates. Remodeled 2005 OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY NordicTrack Treadmill geous lot in Cobblestone Subd, (30) DAYS AFTER THE DATE C 900 PRO series. Displays Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine double wide MH looks like new. Corner lot, site build homes on- .918 acre. $84,000. OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF progress – measures heart rate Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- ly. High and dry. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. – stereo sound system – 32 on- S104199. This upscale home All other creditors of the dece- board workouts incline ad- looks like brand new! 3BR/3BA Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- dent and other persons having justable – instruction manual w/office. $459,900. 0237 MLS104728 $230,000. 9 claims or demands against comes with it. Excellent condi- ac/Branford. Older MH on prop- decedents estate must file their tion just over $2,000 new – Hallmark Real Estate Paula erty given no value. Tenant oc- claims with this court WITHIN asking $1,000 OBO. Lawrence 386-623-1973 cupied. Do not enter. Zoned CI. THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Call 386-719-9293. $200,000 MLS1044321. 4BR THE DATE OF THE FIRST nearly 2500 sf. Spl fl plan, near United Country, Dicks Realty PUBLICATION OF THIS NO- Sea Pro 19.5 ft. 115 H.P. schools, shopping, hospital. 386-288-6611. Suzanne TICE. Yamaha, float on trailer center Rossignol MS105211 Partially ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED console, runs perfect, low Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- cleared w/small catfish pond. 5 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS hours. $8,500.00 386-365- acres. $32,500. SET FORTH IN FLORIDA 5099. S104437. 3/2 Underway! Brand STATUTES SECTION 733.702 new home. Split pl, granite tops United Country, Dicks Realty WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. and much more. $222,900. 386-397-5205. Gator Levings NOTWITHSTANDING THE United Country, Dicks Realty MS105240 Immaculate home, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 386-365-3301. Brad Dicks 4.25 acres. 3/2. Updated ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED MS104586 Beautiful 2/2, 20 throughout. $185,000. TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Cows for Sale, 10 head, all acres, new metal roof, oaks, AFTER THE DECEDENT'S bred, some with calves, $8,500 outbuilding. $195,000. DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. for all. Can delv. 352-575-7498. THE DATE OF FIRST PUBLI- United Country, Dicks Realty CATION OF THIS NOTICE IS PUBLISHER'S NOTE 386-365-3307 Susanna Dicks. September 24, 2019. Florida Law 828.29 requires MLS104903 3/2 residence on 5 Attorney for Personal Repre- dogs and cats being sold to be AC. W. side of LC off United Country, Dicks Realty sentative: at least 8 weeks old and have a Pinemount Rd. $165,000. 386-365-3301, Brad Dicks. ML- classifi [email protected] Kyle E. Petteway health certificate from a li- S102567. 2+ ac/US Hwy 90, Grunder & Petteway, P.A. censed veterinarian document- Poole Realty Mindy Wilkison L.C. Fenced/5 offices/Confer- for advertising information 23349 Northwest CR 236, ing they have mandatory shots 386-209-7658 MLS105019 ence rm/Reception. $845,000. Suite 10 and are free from intestinal and $435,000 Mayo, Cust blt 2 sto- High Springs, Florida 32643 external parasites. Many ry 5/3, over 400ft on Suwannee (386) 454-1298 species of wildlife must be li- River (high bank) Much to see! Florida Bar I.D. 0062316 censed by Florida Fish and Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- Primary email: kylepetteway@- Wildlife. If you are unsure, con- 0237 MLS105082 $109,000. grunder-petteway.com tact the local office for informa- 3/2. Fresh paint, move in ready, Secondary email: amyken- tion. cozy, bright, close to town, [email protected] Very well maintained. Personal Representative: Jean Rogers Poole Realty Amanda Senea P.O. Box 277 386-249-6040 MLS105117 Alachua, FL 32616 $199,900 Brand New- McAlpin. Want to buy cattle. All kinds 3/2, 5 acres almost finished. 535177 352-339-3018 Convenient to Live Oak or LC. September 24, 2019 October 1, 2019 Wanted to lease pasture for Remax, Missy Zecher 386-623- cattle. 352-339-3018 0237 MLS105124 $225,000. Public Auction One owner, custom built brick 5/4 on 1.2 acre lot. Close to To be held 10/15/2019 at town. Many 2018 updates. 8:00am Coldwell Banker-Bishop Elaine 2000 DODGE Cedar Park Apartments - Cur- Tolar 386-365-1548 ML- 1B3EJ56H6YN207098 rently accepting applications S105137 3/2 on ½ acre. SS for 2 and 3 bedroom units. appl, Lg w/I closet. Fenced 2004 DODGE Beautiful, newly renovated back, security syst. $199,900. 1D4GP45R24B531478 community. Income Coldwell Banker-Bishop Sherry restrictions apply. For Ratliff 386-365-8414 ML- 1999 SATURN more information, call 1G8ZH528XXZ112529 S105147 3/2, 1.55 ac. New or stop by at: 377 NW Bascom vinyl floor in kit, fenced, newer Norris Dr. Mon-Fri, 9-6. 386- roof/water heater. $155,500. at Bryant's Tire and Towing 752-7525. 1165 East Duval St., Lake City, Poole Realty Ric Donovan 386- FL 32055 Spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bath 590-1298 MLS99011 $229,500 BRYANT'S TIRE & TOWING house. 2 car garage. Gwen Advent Christian Village, lg reserves the right to accept or Lake area. $1,250 monthly. scrnd back porch overlooking reject any and/or all bids. 516-993-7419 or 516-993-7420. river, 2 decks out on river. 3/2 537189 October 1, 2019 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Handy Man needed, exp. in plumbing and carpentry, must have own tools and transporta- ORMGO @PlayJumble tion, 386-496-3873 or 386-623-7063 TARGN app • Follow us on Twitter Twitter app • Follow us on MAKE EXTRA $$ MONEY $$ VNLEEE The Lake City Reporter, a daily newspaper, seeks Independent Contractor HRERCY
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREP FOOTBALL California to let Penalties, big plays in college athletes sign second half led to Fort endorsement deals White’s latest loss The NCAA released As a result, Taylor a statement saying sports, the big money is in off, and I’m tired of see- 3rd-and-10 prolonged the tion led to 26-yard gain football and basketball. ing these college athletes County rallied for a drive and set the Bulldogs on a 4th-and-6, setting up Monday’s new law Student athletes won’t being ripped off.” 42-7 win. up at the Fort White Thomas’ 1-yard QB sneak will complicate get salaries. But under the Before the governor 19-yard line. for a TD that put the collegiate athletics. law, they can’t be stripped signed the law, the NCAA By JORDAN KROEGER But even after a sack Bulldogs ahead 35-27 with of their scholarships or threatened to bar California [email protected] by Matthew Mattson and 3:34 left. By ADAM BEAM kicked off the team if they universities from competi- a false start pushed the Jackson says some of Associated Press are able to sign endorse- tion, meaning powerhous- PERRY — Big plays Bulldogs back to the 29 the big plays were a result ment deals. es such as the University at the most inopportune to set up 3rd-and-20, the of injuries. The Indians SACRAMENTO, Calif. There are some limita- of Southern California, times cost Fort White Indians’ defense failed to lost cornerback Terrance — Defying the NCAA, tions: Athletes can’t enter UCLA, Stanford and the against Taylor County in get off the field again. They Jones early in the first half California opened the way into deals that conflict with University of California, Friday night’s 42-27 loss. gave up a 16-yard pass to an ankle injury and safe- Monday for college ath- their schools’ existing con- Berkeley, could find them- The Indians (2-3) from Thomas to Roberts ty Leon Watkins left the letes to hire agents and tracts. For example, if your selves banned. allowed the Bulldogs (4-2) on third down, and then game in the second half make money from endorse- university has a contract If that were to happen, to convert first downs on even after the Bulldogs with an elbow injury while ment deals with sneaker with Nike, you can’t sign California schools could several third-and-longs, as committed another false playing running back. companies, soft drink mak- with Under Armour. form a new governing well as some fourth downs, start, the Indians surren- “We’re banged up with so ers, car dealerships and The law represents body and get schools from that kept drives alive and dered a 17-yard completion many guys out that we’ve other sponsors, just like another instance of eventually led to points. to Roberts on fourth down got guys out of position like-minded states to join, the pros. California jumping out in It started on the game’s to set up 1st-and-goal at the that haven’t played a whole in a threat to the NCAA’s The first-in-the-nation front of other states when opening drive, when Kevis 1-yard line. lot at certain positions and dominance. law, signed by Democratic it comes to social and politi- Thomas hit receiver Zoe Glanton scored on they just found the weak But the governor, a Gov. Gavin Newsom and cal change. The movement Roberts for a 56-yard the very next play to put spots,” Jackson said. former college baseball set to take effect in 2023, to allow student athletes touchdown on 3rd-and-19. Taylor County ahead for Fort White will try and player, said he doubts could upend amateur to profit from their labors But Taylor County did good, 28-27. Penalties were regroup this week before the NCAA would kick sports in the U.S. and trig- on the court or the playing most of the damage in the a killer for the Indians, hosting Trinity Catholic on ger a legal challenge. field has been simmering California schools out, second half. who committed 12 for 102 Friday, which will prove Newsom and others cast for years, portrayed as a arguing that the state’s 40 The Bulldogs pulled yards. to be a difficult task. The it as an attempt to bring matter of economic fair- million people and status within 27-21 lead late in “The breakdowns were Indians are already down more fairness to big-mon- ness and civil rights. as the world’s fifth-largest the third quarter on Robert just mental mistakes,” Fort to fourth-string quarter- ey college athletics and let “A majority of these economy make it too big Glanton’s 1-yard TD run, White receiver/defensive back Jared Fraze and now players share in the sub- athletes, it’s no secret, are to lose. but the drive was kept alive back Izaya Latham said. they’ve lost Watkins at run- stantial wealth they create African American,” said The NCAA “can’t afford when the Indians jumped “Jumping offsides, rough- ning back. for their schools. Critics Sen. Steven Bradford, a to do that,” he said. offsides on 4th-and-1 at the ing the passer, silly pen- Watkins’ absence will have long complained that co-author of the bill who is Democratic state Sen. Fort White 35-yard line. alties — that gave them also be felt on defense, as universities are getting black. “It’s an issue of fair- Nancy Skinner, the bill’s “Undisciplined. That’s momentum. If we didn’t evident by Taylor County’s rich off the backs of ath- ness, and it’s an issue that author, said it could espe- always going to bite you have those mental mistakes big plays in the second letes — often, black ath- has been long overdue.” cially help female athletes, when you jump offsides on we could’ve shut them out half on Friday. The Indians letes struggling to get by Newsom tweeted a video who have limited oppor- fourth down,” Fort White and put them away early hope to have Jones back. financially. showing him signing the tunities for professional coach Demetric Jackson (in the second half).” “It’s crazy,” Fort White “Other college students law during a special epi- sports once they leave col- said. With the game still fullback/linebacker with a talent, whether it be sode of HBO’s “The Shop: lege. Fort White’s defense hanging in the balance, Kameron Calhoun said of literature, music, or tech- Uninterrupted” alongside “College is the primary had another breakdown Fort White failed to stop the injuries. “We’ve got to nological innovation, can NBA superstar LeBron time when the spotlight on Taylor County’s next Taylor County again late just play. There’s nothing monetize their skill and James, one of many pro- is on” them, Skinner said. possession. A roughing in the fourth quarter. The else we can do. We’ve got hard work,” the governor fessional athletes who have “For women, this might be the passer penalty on Thomas-Roberts connec- to just play.” said. “Student athletes, endorsed the measure. the only time they could however, are prohibited James, whose 14-year- make any money.” from being compensat- old son is a closely watched NCAA rules bar players ed while their respective basketball prospect in Los from hiring agents. The colleges and universi- Angeles and will be 18 NCAA has also steadfastly ties make millions, often when the law takes effect, refused to pay players in at great risk to athletes’ exulted over its signing on most cases. But a commit- health, academics and pro- Instagram, saying it will tee is studying other ways fessional careers.” “change the lives for count- players could make money. Newsom predicted other less athletes who deserve Its report is expected in states will introduce simi- it!” October. lar legislation. He added: “NCAA, you The NCAA does let some The NCAA — which had got the next move. We can athletes accept money in called on him to veto the solve this for everyone!” some instances. Tennis bill, arguing that it would NBA rookie Jordan players can accept up to destroy the distinction Poole of the Golden State CHRISTINA FEAGIN//Special to the Reporter $10,000 in prize money per between amateurs and Warriors also welcomed Fort White’s Tavion Taylor carries the ball Friday at Taylor County. year, and Olympians can pros and give California an the new law. Six months accept winnings from their unfair recruiting advantage ago, as a player at the competitions. Also, many — said it is considering University of Michigan, he schools pay players year- its next steps. It did not hit a game-winning shot at ly cost-of-living stipends of Mullen rips, challenges elaborate. the buzzer in the second In a statement, the round of the NCAA tourna- $2,000 to $4,000. NCAA said it is working ment as millions watched “We just kind of joked O-line as Florida preps to revise its rules on mak- on TV. every kid is going to want ing money off a player’s “I know for sure I would to go to college out here for matchup with Auburn name and likeness. But it have been using my name in Cali now,” Warriors for- said any changes should after that Houston shot,” ward Glenn Robinson III, be made at the national he said. who played college ball at By MARK LONG into SEC play, you have to way they can improve at level through the NCAA, His teammate, three- Michigan, said of the new Associated Press take it to another level,” processing information as not through a patchwork of time NBA champion law. center Nick Buchanan they get going.” state laws. Draymond Green, went “I think it’s time. A lot of GAINESVILLE — said. “And we’re prepared It was an about-face for California’s law applies further. people are waking up and Florida coach Dan Mullen for the challenge.” Mullen, who shielded his to students at both pub- “The NCAA is a dictator- starting to see how much protected, even defended, Mullen doesn’t sound as line from criticism after lic and private institutions ship,” the former Michigan money that these universi- his young offensive line for certain. similar performances — but not community col- State Spartans star told ties are making off of play- much of the first month of The Gators ran 16 times against Miami, Kentucky leges — in the nation’s a group of reporters on ers,” he added. “Where I the season. for 60 yards in the first and Tennessee. UF’s first- most populous state. While Monday. “I’m tired of went to school, a lot of play- After another slug- half against Towson, which half rushing totals in those: the measure covers all seeing people get ripped ers couldn’t afford lunch. gish performance, this entered giving up more 17 carries for 40 yards one against lower-divi- than 200 yards a game against the Hurricanes, 14 sion Towson on Saturday, on the ground. Florida carries for 20 yards at UK T-Wolves Mullen had seen enough. was expected to impose and 19 carries for 46 yards Mullen ripped his O-line its will on a defense that versus the Volunteers. volleyball following the 38-0 victory was seemingly at a disad- The Gators played bet- for failing to create much vantage in terms of size, ter after the break against swept by St. push or open many holes speed, strength and depth. UK and Tennessee, but against another team from Instead, the Gators did all those lackluster starts John’s River the FCS. little until Mullen’s half- proved to be red flags. “That has got to time talk, which he said “Taking it to the next Staff reports improve,” Mullen said. “wasn’t super friendly.” level is when we don’t have Florida Gateway College “They need to do more.” The coach was still unim- to go to halftime to make was swept by St. John’s His timing was obvious: pressed after the game. UF those adjustments in the River 25-16, 25-14, 25-9 on the 10th-ranked Gators finished with 32 carries for first place,” running back the road Monday night in (5-0, 2-0 Southeastern 160 yards, with 63 of those Dameon Pierce said. a Sun-Lakes Conference Conference) host No. 7 coming on two runs in the Florida has survived its matchup. Auburn (5-0, 2-0) and its final 21 minutes. run-game woes so far. But Jaylin Roberts and Claire vaunted defensive front. “If you want to keep with unbeaten Auburn, Roberson led the Lady Florida’s line, which fea- doing the same thing over fifth-ranked LSU, improv- Timberwolves (6-17, 0-5) tures four new starters, will and over again, you’re ing South Carolina and No. with six kills apiece. Kaci have its hands full trying not going to improve,” 3 Georgia on tap over the Law had a team-high 13 to block Auburn standouts Mullen said. “Everybody next five weeks, the Gators digs against the Vikings Marlon Davidson , Derrick learns in a different way, know they have to improve (15-5, 5-0) ALEX SHEPHERD/Courtesy Brown and Big Kat Bryant. OK. And guys have got to to have any chance of stay- FGC travels to Johnson Florida’s offensive line will face some difficult tests “When it comes to bet- learn what’s the best way ing unbeaten and in con- University on Thursday. against Auburn, LSU and Georgia. ter competition and getting they learn, what’s the best tention for a championship. 10A TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2019 SPORTS LAKE CITY REPORTER
GHS, with wide receiver the first four games, but four blocks, while sopho- Some of that just comes CHS Lanadrick Bradley and finally got it going against PREPS more Danielle Thomson with experience and mak- quarterback Jordan Smith Gainesville. had 18 assists. ing adjustments.” Continued From 5A scoring on short runs. CHS rushed for 150 Continued From 5A “Our passing and our Columbia (5-13) will Those drives set the yards in the win, with 70 defense was much bet- be back in action tonight, opponents we’re about to Senior Lauren Wilson tone for the game. from running back Kylen ter tonight than our first hosting Suwannee at 6 p.m. face that are going to be “We started both halves Callum and 65 from Smith. led the offense with nine game against Branford,” playoff-caliber teams. So outstanding,” Allen said. Both players had a pair of kills, while also logging Andrews said. “We’re con- INDIANS SWEPT gotta be able to get their “When we get into our rushing touchdowns as seven digs and two aces. trolling the ball on our side Fort White’s volleyball attention so they can be tempo, we can move well. Senior Asherah Collins had a lot better and that allows team was swept by Union ready. the ball down the field “That was something big seven kills, two digs and us to set up whatever County 25-16, 25-9, 25-7 on “The rivalry that’s extremely fast. That’s who that we wanted coming in,” one ace. offense we want to run. the road Monday night in there with Lee, for district I want to be as an offense. Allen said. “So many peo- Senior Gabby LeClerc “We still need to improve District 6-1A action. implications, they’ll get “I want my receivers to ple that call offensive plays led the defense with 12 our coverage. We get back The Lady Indians (1-16) up for that one. The game get set, see the call from use the run to open up the digs, two aces and one kill. on our heels a little bit on host Dixie County tonight with Atlantic, they’ll get the sideline and go. When pass. It’s been vice versa Junior Brandy Oliver fin- defense and we gotta play at 6 p.m. up for that one. But we you start playing defenses for us this year. It’s been ished with three kills and the tips a little bit better. gotta be able to do that that are good and you tire the pass that has opened when a team may not be them out by sustaining up some things in the run as impressive record-wise drives, you’re able to wear game. as a Madison, Lee or them down and have some “I think our offensive Atlantic.” success.” line really locked in this TIGERS START FAST RUN-GAME SUCCESS game. They were able to One recipe for success In order to make Allen’s open up some holes for in Columbia’s upcoming offensive formula work, Kylen and did a really stretch will be getting off the Tigers need to a pro- good job running the ball to a fast start. ductive running game to hard. That will be critical The Tigers found the go along with their potent for us as we continue to end zone on their opening passing attack. move forward. We can’t be possession of the first The offense struggled one dimensional as far as and second half against on the ground through just passing the ball.”
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