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LAKECITYREPORTER.COM Class reveals Fresh snacks SUNDAY EDITION inner workings for kids at two of community. 1C local schoools. 1D County Pipeline worries rise school FPL hires company to build project; grades Ichetucknee in path. down By JIM SAUNDERS and AMANDA WILLIAMSON Local rankings TALLAHASSEE — Saying the parallel results state needs another source of natural gas, Florida Power and around state. Light Co. contracted on Friday with two companies to extend a By AMANDA WILLIAMSON natural gas pipeline through 16 [email protected] Florida counties and potentially across the Ichetucknee River — As a collection of chang- despite growing area concern for es swept the Florida school the Columbia County spring. grading system this year, Combined, the pipelines would Columbia County saw a cost more than $3.5 billion and drop in preliminary school will bring natural gas from a facil- grades for elementary and ity in Alabama to a hub in Osceola middle schools, according County and then deliver part of it to a report released Friday to an FPL power plant in Martin by the Florida Department County. Officials said the pipe- of Education. lines also would offer gas sup- Statewide, the number of plies to other electric utilities and schools receiving F grades industries, with FPL an “anchor” d o u b l e d , customer. while the The plans come as FPL and number of other electric utilities become A schools increasingly dependent on natural p l u n g e d gas to fuel power plants. Florida by 19 per- has two major pipelines serving cent. In the central and southern parts Columbia of the state, but FPL officials say C o u n t y , Huddleston those pipelines are near capacity. s e v e n “Natural gas is vital to the reli- schools received lower ability and affordability of elec- grades, three schools tricity in our state,” FPL president JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter remained steady and one Eric Silagy said in a prepared Visitors play in the Ichetucknee Springs on Friday. The springs and their outflow, the Ichetucknee River, are a school improved. statement Friday. “Although major tourist attraction in Columbia County. They also are in the path of a planned new natural gas pipeline that “We can make no excuses Florida has essentially no natural would cut through the middle of the state. for how our students have gas reserves, many areas of our scored,” county School country have a wealth of supply. covers her entire 3.3 acres and and springs.” the recently formed Ichetucknee Superintendent Terry This project is not only about FPL runs down the middle of her FPL spokesman Richard Gibbs Alliance seem concerned about Huddleston said. “We just and our customers. Increasing neighborhood’s Central Avenue. said the exact route hasn’t been the current pipeline path, which have to continue to push access to clean, efficient, U.S.- “I know about the ecology here. decided yet, but the company runs through the southwestern and improve. ... The stan- produced natural gas will benefit I know about my sinkhole, and doesn’t determine the route. Sabal corner of Columbia County and dards are more difficult. the entire state.” I know about the springs,” she Trail Transmission LLC, which is directly across the Ichetucknee That’s OK. We will meet However, Three Rivers Estates said. “I hope to God they don’t get owned by Spectra Energy Corp., River. them.” resident Judy Hagg doesn’t see the [pipeline] through... Get it out has been responsible for laying “The Ichetucknee Alliance According to Kitty the benefit in this instance. The of the middle of our subdivision, out the route. McElhaney, assistant super- proposed pipeline right of way and get it away from the rivers According to Hagg, members of PIPELINE continued on 3A GRADES continued on 7A Local museum closes for repairs Dispute develops Slow time of year over use of soccer being used for work; reopening set Sept. 6. fields at complex Group of adults and former captain of Fort By STEVEN RICHMOND White High School’s soc- [email protected] angered by ban cer team, was displeased by on pickup games. the move. The Lake City-Columbia County “It’s upsetting, honestly, Historical Museum at 157 SE By STEVEN RICHMOND to see that kind of stuff,” Hernando Ave will be closed until [email protected] Myers said. “I grew up on Sept. 6 for repairs, according to its those fields since I was 5 president, Sean McMahon. The Columbia Youth years old. You’re telling me “There are several small projects Soccer Association said it I can’t just take my son out we need to get done,” McMahon would begin closing gates there to play on the fields? said. “Just little things that need to to its fields when there are I just want him to grow up be repaired,” such as the museum’s no official events, barring loving the game like I did.” air conditioning and roofing. people not affiliated with He also claimed that According to McMahon, the the association from using senior members of the museum gets few visitors during its facilities without permis- CYSA threatened to call the the time leading up to Labor Day, sion. police on players using the because of both the summer heat That effectively hands fields without the associa- and the fact that volunteers who staff JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter a permanent red card tion’s permission. the museum like to travel this time The Lake City-Columbia County Historical Museum will be closed until Sept. 6 to a group of local adult The association’s board of the year. for repairs. Museum president Sean McMahon said the museum get few visitors players who used to hold of directors, however, want- He also wanted to reassure every- this time of year. pickup games at Southside ed to make it clear they’re one that the museum is not going Recreation Complex not targeting any group through any financial problems. Olustee in February,” he said, “It’s on the nature of the projects being Tuesday and Thursday eve- specifically. “We’re also getting ready for the going to be big.” planned because “nothing’s official nings for years. 150th anniversary of the Battle of He declined to comment further yet.” Michael Myers, parent FIELDS continued on 7A

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2a LAKE CITY REPORTER SUNDAY REPORT SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424

Friday: Friday: Saturday: Saturday: Wednesday: Wednesday: 1-4-29-43 10 10-14-15-28-29 Afternoon: 9-7-8 Afternoon: 3-8-6-2 4-8-15-16-32-52 9-29-40-44-54 Evening: N/A Evening: N/A x2 PB 7 AROUND FLORIDA Annual grades for state schools fall sharply

TALLAHASSEE, — The A crisis team was able Belafonte said Scott still number of top-rated to briefly establish com- has a chance to act before schools in Florida fell munication with Vargas. the protests intensify and sharply again this year as Sgt. Eddie Rodriguez said the situation becomes the state’s students strug- negotiators and a SWAT “ungovernable.” gle to adjust to a wave of team tried talking with him The main group leading new standards. from the other side of the the Capitol protests — the And the bottom line door of the unit where he Dream Defenders — have could have been much held the hostages. maintained a constant worse if state education Rodriguez said the talks presence for 11 straight officials had not adopted eventually “just fell apart.” days. While protesters a last-minute “safety net” Officers stormed the build- come and go during the provision that softened the ing, fatally shooting the workday, a small band final grades. gunman in an exchange of of them has spent every The new A to F grades gunfire. night sleeping in the hall- released Friday for ways since the protest elementary and middle began. schools show that the Harry Belafonte FDLE has spent nearly number of A-rated schools joins protesters $51,000 on overtime costs fell nearly 39 percent this since the protest began. year, while the number of TALLAHASSEE The state has spent more F-rated schools more than — Singer and entertainer than $140,000 on overall doubled. Grades for high Harry Belafonte on Friday security costs over the schools won’t be released called on Gov. Rick Scott 11-day period but that until late this year. COURTESY to listen to protesters who includes normal security Last year, more than are asking for a special expenses. 1,200 schools received the Centennial recognition legislative session to exam- ine the state’s self-defense A grade that is used by State Rep. Elizabeth Porter (right) presents a framed copy of the Florida House’s resolution parents and businesses to laws after the acquittal of School money identify top-rated schools. honoring Advent Christian Village’s centennial to village president Craig Carter. The retire- George Zimmerman. means tax hikes This year, the preliminary ment community in Dowling Park, west of Live Oak, was started in 1913 as a retirement Protesters have occu- grades resulted in a drop home for retired pastors and an orphanage. It now serves more than 800 residents. pied the Capitol since July TALLAHASSEE to just 760 schools with A 15 — or three days after a — Florida Gov. Rick Scott grades. hands out A-to-F grades people, and held another several times, killing both jury cleared Zimmerman and state legislators have Top education offi- that are used to reward top two hostage at gunpoint of them, according to the of charges in the killing traveled the state this cials insisted that the schools and sanction those for three hours before a police account. of 17-year-old Trayvon year boasting about the changes that kicked in that get failing marks. SWAT team stormed the Vargas then went to his Martin. The group wants extra money they steered this year — including a “Lower school grades complex and fatally shot fourth-story balcony and Scott to call a special ses- toward schools and teach- raise in required writing don’t reflect a drop in him Saturday, accord- fired 10 to 20 shots in the sion so legislators can ers. test scores — led to the achievement by students,” ing to police and witness street, killing a man who change the state’s conten- But for some hom- dramatic decline. Other said Andy Ford, president accounts. was parking a car outside, tious “stand your ground” eowners, more money recent changes include of the Florida Education Pedro Vargas, a 43- Zogby said. law but Scott has stead- for schools comes with a incorporating results from Association. “They are the year-old resident of the Then, Vargas went down fastly refused. price: A tax increase this new end-of-course exams. result of numerous chang- apartment building, set a to the third floor, kicked Belafonte — who had fall. “This year’s school es in the grading system.” combustible liquid on fire the door in on another never been to Tallahassee The complicated for- grades are indicative of to start the blaze Friday apartment and killed a previously — joined the mula used by the state to the fact that Florida has Gunman kills six evening, police spokesman man, his wife and their protest on Friday after- match local property tax continued to raise stan- Carl Zogby said. teen daughter. noon. The 86-year-old dollars with state money dards,” said Education before being shot The building manager Police said he forced his celebrity said the sight of has required a tax increase Commissioner Tony HIALEAH — A man set and his wife noticed smoke way into an apartment and the protesters “makes my for nearly 20 out of the Bennett. fire to his South Florida and ran to the apartment. took two people hostage at autumn heart dance like it state’s 67 school districts. Each year, the state apartment, killed six Vergas came out and shot gunpoint. was spring.” n Associated Press

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Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LOCAL SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 3A Sediment washing into springs causes concern

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON fear of cross-contamination of the [email protected] soil. However, the material used at Ichetucknee — called “archer Swimmers dotted the fill” — doesn’t even come from Ichetucknee State Park head- the state park’s property. spring Friday afternoon, their “It’s loose dirt that runs right relaxed bodies buoyed by the down into the spring,” he said. water. From the middle of the “Because there’s always been an spring, a mother called to her erosion problem, I don’t under- daughter sitting on the rocky stand why they brought in fresh edge. Barely acknowledging her sand before they fixed the prob- mother’s call, the child’s hands lem.” danced after the silver slivers of During the past 10 years of fish beneath her. Hughes’ employment, he assist- Though the scene played out ed in a project that cleaned the like a normal summer’s day, con- Ichetucknee springhead of excess troversy bubbled beneath the sur- sand using 5-gallon buckets. He face. Before the start of this year’s estimated the spring started at tubing season, the park added fill 13 feet deep, and ended at 35 feet dirt to the walkway leading from deep. the parking lot to the headspring. “We were pretty much success- But the rainy months of June and ful, and now there’s new sand July followed closely after, caus- coming in,” Hughes said. ing the beige sugar sand to wash According to Cory-Ogden and into the Ichetucknee headspring. park biologist Ginger Morgan, As the sand pools into the the fill material and the pit it water, it causes a cloudy, milky came from are clean, to the best appearance, similar to when a COURTESY of their knowledge. However, in large group of people stirs the Water in Ichetucknee Spring runs milky brown during a recent rain. The milkiness is the result of sediment being light of citizen concerns about floor of the spring. Concerned washed out of sand material placed on the spring’s access trail to make it smoother for visitors. Managers of the fill material carrying contami- citizens raised the alarm, vocal- Ichetucknee Springs State Park say the discoloration disappears after the rain stops and is causing no harm. nants, the park staff has asked izing possible detrimental effects that the company send over a test of importing sand into the area. help curb erosion along the dirt planks wouldn’t completely stop of Environmental Protection sample of the sand. Photographs were sent to the trail leading to the springs. the water. Northeast District. “The answer Ichetucknee Springs State Lake City Reporter showing a “Anytime you bring in a loose Patches of sand in the vegeta- to your question is that safety of Park staff is aware of the erosion cloud of dirt floating in the spring material, there will be some tion along the path show that the our visitors is paramount for the problem occurring at the north during a recent rainstorm. migration,” she said. “Truly, planks can really only stop so entire Florida state park service.” entrance, Cory-Ogden said. A However, Ichetucknee Springs nature itself will have things go much, especially after recent tor- Simpson added that DEP long-term goal of the staff is to park manager Mebane Cory- into the springs. Of course, any- rential downpours. wouldn’t do anything to harm to permanently fix the issue. Ogden said the fill material, time anything goes toward the The question was raised wheth- the naturalness that is a part of DEP funded an erosion control brought by from a local compa- spring, there’s a concern.” er the park selected the best time the state’s park systems. project to stop future problems, so ny, helped cover exposed roots The park staff implemented of the year to add the sand, as the Former Ichetucknee park the park can stop importing for- that posed a safety hazard to the management practices to control start of spring season precedes ranger Rick Hughes said any of eign material. The design process incoming summer visitors. the flow of the sand, adding wood the wet summer months. the park rangers will tell you that has already started, Cory-Ogden As far as Cory-Ogden can planks along the edge of the path. “There was no way to know there’s an erosion problem at said, with the DEP Bureau of remember, this is the first time In theory, the planks would keep what nature was going to bring as the park’s north end. While he Designs and Construction leading foreign sand has been added to the sand from flowing down the far as rainfall and the amounts,” was employed, the staff was not the way. The project is intended to the area, but it was needed, she trail and into the springhead, but said Russell Simpson, ombuds- allowed to move soil from one minimize all impacts on the natu- said. The project was intended to Cory-Odgen said she knew the man for the Florida Department part of the park to another for ral environment at the park.

PIPELINE: FPL hires contractor for project Continued From Page 1A will fight if [Sabal Trail] and Texas-based Spectra proposed route and FPL Shammo said the north- thinks they are going to Energy Corp. would enter had worked to “avoid sen- ern pipeline would carry run the pipeline under the into a joint venture on the sitive habitats.” natural gas that comes Ichetucknee River,” she pipeline. Utilities have increasing- from Louisiana, Arkansas, said. Gas would go to an ly shifted in recent years Texas and Oklahoma and Hagg plans to demand Osceola County hub, to natural gas from burn- that it also could include the pipeline be re-routed which also would tie in with ing coal and oil. Powering gas from Ohio and around the river and her other pipelines. A NextEra plants with natural gas is Pennsylvania. Much of neighborhood, and she Energy subsidiary would cleaner, which helps utili- Florida’s natural gas sup- thinks there will be a large then own and operate a ties meet environmental ply currently comes from outcry in support of the new, 126-mile pipeline that standards. the Gulf of Mexico and area’s well-known spring. would go to an FPL plant Gas also has been rela- Mobile Bay. The pipelines need state in Martin County. That tively inexpensive — a sit- Alisa Chapman, Susanna Dicks, Blake Chapman, Savanna Morrell, Tina Redd, and Sonhwa Woods - Owner and federal regulatory pipeline is estimated to uation that utilities expect Jim Saunders is a approvals and would not cost $550 million. to continue with the extrac- staff writer for the News 15% off all services* start operating until 2017. In all, FPL said, pro- tion of gas from shale for- Service of Florida. Amanda (Excluding extensions) FPL proposed another posed corridors for the mations in various parts of Williamson is a staff writer pipeline plan that the state pipelines include parts the country. for the Lake City Reporter. Public Service Commission of 16 counties. For the Full Service Family Salon scuttled in 2009, but FPL northern pipeline, those Cuts ~ Color ~ Perms ~ Extensions vice president Mike Sole counties are Madison, *Selected stylist said the new project is dif- Hamilton, Suwannee, ferent from the earlier pro- Columbia, Gilchrist, Levy, posal — in part because Alachua, Marion, Lake, 750 S.W. Main Blvd. the earlier line would have Sumter, Orange, Polk and been built primarily to Osceola. “WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE MOTHERS, WE UNDERSTAND” 755-5330 serve FPL. For the southern pipe- “There’s tremendous line, they are Okeechobee, benefits to the state as St. Lucie and Martin, along a whole and natural gas with Osceola and Polk. users of this state,’’ Sole The proposed corridors said of the new plans. are about 600 feet wide. FPL announced in The exact routes of the December that it was seek- pipelines will be deter- ing proposals from pipe- mined after surveying line companies. The proj- is finished, according to ect is broken nto two seg- FPL. The pipelines would ments, with one running be buried underground. from Alabama to Osceola Officials said they Daina Greene, MD County and the other run- expect much of the proj- Board Certified Marlene Summers, CNM Healthcare Provider ning from Osceola County ect to be built in existing to Martin County. utility easements or rights FREE pregnancy tests in the ofice and The roughly $3 billion of way. David Shammo, a northern segment would vice president of Spectra offering DaVinci Robotic Surgeries. total 465 miles, includ- Energy, said building in SPECIALIZING IN: New Patients Welcome ing 214 miles in Florida. such areas can minimize ■ Non-Invasive Laparoscopic It would start at a site in environmental effects. Gynecological Surgery Call today for a Alabama where natural In an FPL news release ■ Adolescent Gynecology personal appointment: gas comes from differ- Friday, Audubon of Florida ■ High and Low Risk Obstetrics ■ Contraception 386-755-0500 ent parts of the country. executive director Eric ■ Delivering at Shands Lake Shore 449 SE Baya Drive FPL’s parent company, Draper said his group pro- ■ In-Office ultrasounds for our patients Lake City, Florida 32025 NextEra Energy Inc., vided guidance about the ■ 3D/4D Entertainment Scans www.dainagreenemd.com

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OUR OPINION Pipeline route a question of real concern

lorida Power & Light announced Friday it had finalized a deal with Sabal Trail Transmission to build a natural gas pipeline down the Florida peninsula in order to meetF the growing demand for energy in the Sunshine State. It appears a new pipeline is badly needed, as current transmission lines are nearing capac- ity. Problem is, it also appears the new pipe- line may be routed directly under our own Ichetucknee River. No one knows for certain, as the route isn’t yet set in stone. However, residents of Three Rivers Estates, who live in the area, are none too happy with the prospect. They are right to be concerned. As are we all. Don’t let gas pipeline The Ichetucknee is the crown jewel of North Central Florida, and must be preserved against environmental intrusion of any kind. We are already in the process of lobby- cross the Ichetucknee ing the state Department of Environmental would like to thank the Lake cels that have many springheads Protection for our share of $10 million in state City Reporter for publishing that flow when the Santa Fe River is funds for a project to reduce pollutants and their article on Sunday, July at normal to high-normal levels. At contaminants there. 21, about the proposed 36- the river’s edge is a named spring It’s not at all clear why we need a 36-inch inch natural gas transmission – Sunbeam Spring, listed in the Ipipeline that would impact our area United States Geologiocal Survey pipe carrying combustible gas running direct- ly beneath a site we’re working so hard to if approved. Florida Survey Bulletin #66. My husband Donald and I have As to archeological concerns, save. been Florida residents since 1957. on our corner of Central Avenue, Surely there’s an economically feasible way We purchased our property here in Judy Hagg there is an active sinkhole that fills to pipe natural gas down south without tunnel- Columbia County in 1990. We built up from underground every time ing under one of the most beautiful spots on our house in Three Rivers Estates the Santa Fe floods. When we first the planet – and a major economic driver for in 1994. moved here, we wondered why so I have never written a letter to of Commerce, hoping to contact many people would be walking up the entire region to boot. the editor or spoken out at any pub- someone with The Ichetucknee and down in front of our property We will be watching this matter closely. lic meeting before, but I feel like Partnership, a volunteer organiza- after heavy rains or flooding. They We suggest you do the same. I must speak out now about this tion that works to protect and pre- told us they were searching for issue. serve the Ichetucknee River. They arrowheads because that sinkhole My husband and I first heard said they would pass the informa- had been known to spew out many H I G H L I G H T S about the proposed pipeline when tion on. I then proceeded to the arrowheads in previous floods. we received a letter from Sabal Suwannee River Water Management Farther down Central Avenue, I N H I S T O R Y Trail Transmission LLC on June 18, District office in Live Oak, where I there is a dip in the road that is stating it was a follow-up letter to talked with Brian Kauffman, senior actually the spring run bed of On this date: the first letter, dated June 3 (which engineer, who was gracious enough Jamison Spring. Jamison has many we had not received). I called and to use his lunch hour to listen to small, bubbling springs that form In 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced requested a copy of the first letter all I had to say. He also told me he Jamison Spring Run, which runs the end of coffee rationing, which had limited people to and asked several questions about knew nothing about the pipeline, across Central Avenue and then one pound of coffee every five weeks since it began in the proposed pipeline. Within a cou- but would check it out. I don’t know to the Santa Fe River. Numerous Nov. 1942. ple of weeks, I received a copy of if our county commissioners or the arrowheads have been found there, In 1945, a U.S. Army bomber crashed into the 79th the June 3 letter, followed by phone Fort White Town Council members too. Jamison Spring was believed to floor of New York’s Empire State Building, killing 14 calls from two company representa- were aware of the pipeline pro- have been one of the small encamp- people. The U.S. Senate ratified the United Nations tives, John Hern and Bill Mauser. posal, but thanks to the Lake City ments of the Timucuan Indians. Charter by a vote of 89-2. I spoke at length with both gentle- Reporter article, they and other The only arrowhead I ever found In 1962, 19 passengers were killed when a men regarding my concerns about concerned residents will know was dug up by a raccoon next to my Pennsylvania Railroad Co. train enroute from the proposed pipeline route. about this issue. front stairs. Harrisburg to Philadelphia derailed in Steelton. On July 7, I received another I lived in Pensacola for 38 years Last of all, when I was shown the ■ Associated Press phone call from Bill Mauser, asking and enjoyed my home being map of the proposed pipeline follow- if he could meet with my husband powered by natural gas. I am not ing Central Avenue, I asked where and me at our home the next day. opposed to natural gas pipelines. it was to go when it reached U.S. We spent quite a bit of time express- My objection is where this pipeline 27. I was told it would go west, pos- Lake City Reporter ing our concerns. All of the people I will go. sibly under the Ichetucknee River. spoke with at Sabal Trail were very One of the stated goals of Sabal We already have a cement plant courteous and helpful. Trail is to have the least amount of located not quite four miles from Serving Columbia County Since 1874 I spoke with many of my friends impact on homeowners in the path- the Ichetucknee that almost every and neighbors living in and around way of the pipeline. Why then are environmental group in the state The Lake City Reporter is published with pride Fort White and Lake City. None of they even considering putting the opposed, unsuccessfully. for residents of Columbia and surrounding coun‑ them had heard anything about a gas line straight through the middle Please, Columbia County resi- ties by Community Newspapers Inc. large gas transmission line possibly of our subdivision down Central dents, voice your concerns and We believe strong newspapers build strong coming through Columbia County. Avenue, which has more than 200 opinions on this proposed pipeline communities —‑“Newspapers get things done!” Apparently, the only property own- separate parcels of land. before it’s too late. We need to pro- Our primary goal is to publish distinguished and ers in Three Rivers Estates who The environmental study form tect the Ichetucknee River and its profitable community‑oriented newspapers. were informed about the pipeline asks if we have a well or septic tank fragile ecosystem. It belongs to all This mission will be accomplished through the were those who received letters on our property. The entire subdivi- of us! teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, because their property falls within sion is based on private wells and Let’s ask Florida Power and Light integrity and hard work. Sabal Trail’s study corridor. septic tanks. There are no public to spend part of the $3 billion this On July 11, I visited the Lake City water or sewage hookups available. pipeline is going to cost to re-route Reporter office and spoke with a The survey will also look for it around our beautiful Ichetucknee Todd Wilson, Publisher reporter who did not know about evidence of wetlands. Are they not River. Robert Bridges, Editor the pipeline, either. I provided him aware they are going through a Jim Barr, Associate Editor with the information I had gathered. major flood plain? Sue Brannon, Controller On July 17, I went to the Lake Directly across the street from ■ Judy Hagg and her husband Donald City-Columbia County Chamber our property are several land par- are Columbia County residents. Dink NeSmith, President Tom Wood, Chairman Congress split over eavesdropping LETTERS POLICY re-9/11, most Americans Justin Amash, R-Mich., 33, who reg- national intelligence establishment. Letters to the Editor should be typed or neatly writ‑ would have been horrified ularly votes against the GOP’s estab- The final vote to save the ten and double spaced. Letters should not exceed 400 to learn that their gov- lishment leadership, and Rep. John program, 217 to 205, reflected words and will be edited for length and libel. Letters ernment was vacuuming Conyers, 84, a pillar of the liberal Congress’ deep ambivalence over must be signed and include the writer’s name, address up and filing away their Democratic establishment, would it. Opposing the program were 94 Pphone records -- who they called and have barred the NSA from collecting Republicans and 111 Democrats; and telephone number for verification. Writers can how long they talked -- and listening the phone records of individuals who favoring it were 134 Republicans have two in on those phone calls that caught are not under investigation. and 83 Democrats. letters per month published. Letters and guest columns the spy agency’s attention.... They were backed by an assort- Amash vows the battle isn’t over.... are the opinion of the writers and not necessarily that On Wednesday two of the strang- ment of libertarians, anti-big gov- Congress may get a second crack of the Lake City Reporter. est coalitions ever to come together ernment Tea Partiers and liberal at it if Obama carries through with BY MAIL: Letters, P.O. Box 1709, Lake City, FL in the House tangled over legisla- Democrats. They were opposed by a threat to veto the entire $598.3 32056; or drop off at 180 E. Duval St. downtown. tion to rein in NSA’s surveillance President Barack Obama, House billion defense bill over issues unre- program. Speaker John Boehner, who usually lated to the eavesdropping. BY FAX: (386) 752‑9400. An amendment to the defense bill doesn’t vote, Democratic former BY EMAIL: [email protected] by brash Republican upstart Rep. Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the ■ Scripps Howard News Service 5A

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July 28 July 29 tion, call (386) 752-9119 or Complex. Cost is $5. For For more information, con- free continuing education Women’s Bible study go to the church website more information, call (386) tact Pastor Bruce Alkire at classes at Fairfield Inn & Alumni service A women’s Bible study chclakecity.org. 755-8195 or (386) 466-7747. (386) 755-4299. Suites, 538 SW Corporate The Richardson High class will be held each Drive. Subjects will be bio- School Alumni Roundup Monday at 9:30 a.m. at July 30 July 31 July 31-Aug. 2 hazard cleanup and ethics. 2013 worship service will the Class Extension of For more information or to be at 11 a.m. at Richardson Our Redeemer Lutheran Plant clinic Plant clinic Revival services register, call (386) 754-0261 Community Center Gym. Church, 436 SW McFarlane University of Florida University of Florida Fellowship Missionary or email servpro9322@ The speaker will be Elder Ave. All denominations are Master Gardeners are Master Gardeners are Baptist Church, 1015 SW comcast.net. Theresa Smith Dove- welcome. For more infor- available every Tuesday available every Wednesday Birley Ave., will have reviv- Waters, a 1967 RHS grad- mation, call Esther at (386) and Thursday from 9 a.m. from 1 to 4 p.m. at the al services at 7 each night. Hospice volunteers uate, retired educator 752-9909. to noon at the Columbia Fort White Public Library The speaker will be the Haven Hospice, a non- and elder in the United County Extension Office’s on Route 47 to answer Rev. Dr. Michael Warren profit organization, is seek- Methodist Church. new location, 971 W. Duval questions about lawns and of Pleasant View Baptist ing compassionate volun- St. (U.S. 90), Suite 170, to plants. Bring samples for Church in Apopka. teers who are interested in July 29-31 answer questions about free diagnosis or solutions. making a difference in the Revival services lawns and plants. Bring For more information, call lives of patients and families July 28-31 Long Branch samples for free diagno- 752-5384. July 31-Aug. 3 facing life-limiting illness- Vacation Bible school Congregational Methodist sis or solutions. For more Art class for youth es. Anyone interested is Mount Carmel Baptist Church on County Road 135 information, call 752-5384. Soil testing The Art League of North asked to call Carolyn Long Church, 1205 SW Mount in White Springs will have Columbia County Master Florida and the Columbia at (386) 752-9191 by Aug. Carmel Ave., will have vaca- revival services starting Support group Gardeners will do free soil County Public Library will 1to reserve a place in the tion Bible school from 6 to at 7 p.m. Monday through Another Way Inc. pro- pH testing each Wednesday have free art classes for next volunteer orientation 8:30 each night. For more Wednesday. Brother Brian vides a domestic violence at at the Columbia County children 10 ot 14 years old. session. Orientation will information, call (386) 752- Leonardson of First United support group every Extension Office’s new Registration will be from 10 be Tuesday, Aug. 13, from 5277 or visitwww.mtcarm- Methodist Church of White Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. If you location, 971 W. Duval St. a.m. to 11:30 a.m. July 31 at 9:30 a.m. to noon at the el1.org. Springs will be the guest are a current or former (U.S. 90), Suite 170. Drop the West Branch Library Haven Hospice Suwannee speaker. For more informa- survivor of domestic vio- off soil samples at the on Hall of Fame Boulevard. Valley Office, 675 W U.S. tion, call (386) 397-2673. lence, call (386) 719-2702 office any week day during Classes will be from 10 90. The orientation will dis- July 28-Aug. 2 for meeting location and business hours. For more to 11:30 a.m. Aug. 1-3 at cuss Haven Hospice and its Vacation Bible school an intake appointment. All information, call 752-5384. the West Branch Library. network of services for the Old Providence Baptist July 29-Aug. 2 services are free and con- Classes will be taught by community and the many Church will have vacation Vacation Bible school fidential. Men’s Bible study professional artists. Space ways volunteers can choose Bible school nightly from Christian Heritage Our Redeemer Lutheran is limited, and early regis- to get involved, including 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., starting Church will have vacation Water fitness Church will have a men’s tration is recommended. providing patient/fam- with dinner. The church Bible school from 6 to 8 Splash dance fitness breakfast and Bible study ily support, visiting nurs- is at 9316 County Road p.m. on Monday through classes will be held at from 7 to 8 a.m. each ing homes, working in our 245 (Price Creek Road) Friday for children in kin- 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesday at the church, Aug. 1 Haven Attic resale store, between Lake Butler and dergarten through grade Thursdays in July at the 5056 SW State Road 47, one Cleanup classes assisting with fundraising Ellisville. five. For more informa- Columbia County Aquatic mile south of Interstate 75. Servpro will offer two activities and office tasks. OBITUARIES

Gaylor Joseph Cousino versity of Texas at Austin in Rockville, MD, July 24, 2013. derwater archeology. His inter- and mailed to Gabriela Monzon- grandchildren and fourteen great 2001 with a Master of Public He had managed projects with est in archeology began when Reynolds at 17107 Briardale grandchildren and a host of Gaylor Joseph Cousino passed Affairs (International Economic clients including the U.S. Agency he searched the Leslie Indian Road, Derwood, MD 20855. nieces and nephews also survive. away peacefully July 26, 2013 , Policy); and from Georgetown for International Development, Mound and pastures for Indian Funeral services will be con- he leaves behind two daughter’s University post-graduate cer- the Millennium Challenge Cor- pottery and arrowheads on the Wilfred W. Tyre ducted Monday July 29, 2013 Wendy and Vicki and his grand- tificate program in International poration, World Bank, and the Leslie family property, which at 2:00 P.M. at the Dees-Parrish daughter Alessandria, son in Business Management in 2005. Bill and Melinda Gates Founda- was established in the 1930’s Mr. Wilfred W. Tyre, 80, passed Family Funeral Home. Visita- law Jeff, sister Christine Elbert, From 1996 through 1999, Chris tion. He was fluent in both writ- in Columbia County. He was away Thursday July 25, 2013 tion with the family will be held niece Tonya, nephew Jimmy and served in the Peace Corps in the ten and spoken Spanish, and was a Master Mason in Maryland. at his residence. He was the one hour prior to service. With their families and mother in law Republic of Panama. During his the Associate Director of Eco- He especially loved fishing. son of the late Lemuel W. and Reverend Jerry Tyre officiating. Margaret. Services will be held first two years, he trained and as- nomic Growth, Latin America, Survivors include his wife, Ga- Essie Anna Crews Tyre. He is Interment will be held at Dekle this Monday, 29 July 2013 at sisted local farmers in building Europe, and Global Programs for briela Monzon-Reynolds and preceded in death by his wife cemetery in Lake Butler, FL. 10:00 AM, at Epiphany Catho- irrigated rice tanks, which in- DAI in Bethesda, MD. He had daughter Meghan Isabel Reyn- of fifty-two years Hazel M. Dees-Parrish family lic Church, 1905 SW Epiphany creased rice production by over technical experience in Central olds (Maryland); parents Jack Tyre, two sons Steve and Don funeral home is in charge Ct, Lake City, Florida. Cele- 450 percent annually in the vil- America (Panama, Costa Rica, and Bonney Leslie Reynolds Tyre, seven brothers and seven of all arrangements 458 South bration of life will be held after the lage. He also worked with pro- El Salvador, Guatemala, Hon- (Lake City); Siblings Catherine sisters. He was of the Baptist Marion Avenue Lake City, FL. services at the VFW Post 2206, moting sustainable agriculture duras, and Nicaragua); South (Jeff) and Travis (Lacy); neph- faith and enjoyed gardening. He 32025. Please sign guess book at Hwy 131, Lake City, Florida. and reforestation, specifically America (Ecuador, Colombia, ew Jack Keene Reynolds, all had made Marianna his home parrishfamilyfuneralhome.com. Arrangements by with coffee, citrus, and native and Bolivia); Haiti; Africa (Bo- of Jacksonville; mother-in-law since 1967. He retired from ICS Cremation & timbers. During his third year tswana, South Africa, Mozam- Silvia Marmol of Guatemala; the International Paper Com- Funeral Home, in Panama, Chris supervised bique, Namibia, Malawi, and father-in-law Jorge Monzon pany with thirty-five plus years. www.icsfuneralservices.com over 36 Peace Corps volunteers. Liberia); Central Asia (Pakistan, of Guatemala; brother-in-law He is survived by one son Doug Lake City, FL (386)752-3436. Chris met Gabriela Monzon at Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz- Raul Monzon of California. Tyre ( Tammy) Marianna, FL; Obituaries are paid advertise- the University of Texas, and they stan, and Uzbekistan). While A memorial service will be held two daughter –in-laws Karen ments. For details, call the Lake Levon Fountain earned their degrees in Public Af- Chris traveled in other countries at First United Methodist Church, Tyre of Tallahassee, FL; and Don- City Reporter’s classified depart- fairs together. After their wed- not listed here, he and Gabie also 973 S. Marion Ave., Lake City, na Tyre of Wiggins MS. eleven ment at 752-1293. After a courageous battle with ding at First United Methodist traveled together in Italy, Greece, FL, Saturday, August 3 at 2 cancer, Levon Fountain, 68, Church in Lake City, November Turkey, Spain, and Ireland. P.M. Visitation with the family of Lake City, Florida passed 23, 2002, they lived in Rockville Scouting was very important to will be in Fellowship Hall after away on July then Derwood, Maryland. Both Chris. He was an Eagle Scout, the service. Anyone wishing to 26, 2013. worked in Bethesda, Maryland. as well as a member of the Order make a donation in lieu of flow- Born July 10, Chris and Gabie welcomed their of the Arrow. He played soc- ers in Christopher’s name may Brand 1945 to the much awaited daughter May 15, cer on Columbia High School’s give to the educational fund for late William 2013. A memorial service was first soccer team in the late Meghan Reynolds. Contribu- and Clara held for Christopher at Faith eighties. At Florida State Uni- tions can be made out to Mary- Fountain in United Methodist Church in versity he took courses in un- land College Investment Plan New Panama City, Florida, Levon had two broth- ers - Charles Ray and William Earl Fountain, both also deceased. to… After graduating from Colum- bia High School in 1963, Levon went on to become a very suc- cessful salesman until he retired 461 S.W. Deputy J. Davis Ln. in 2010. His interests included Lake City, FL 32024 NASCAR, Los Angeles Dodg- ers, country music and spend- ing time with his family, espe- 1-800-597-3526 cially his three grandchildren. He is survived by his lov- 386-752-3910 ing Wife of 44 years, Patricia Bridges Fountain and his three beloved daughters, Teryra Foun- tain, Tricia Fountain Paschall WANTED (Chris) and Tonya Fountain Kolnes (Thor); grandchildren, Front Desk Staff for MD office in Christian, Claire and Evanna. Live Oak and Jasper. Levon’s family was his life and he was always supportive of Required experience with: them in all of their endeavors. • Reception Humble and generous, he walked • Phone-conversations through life with a quiet kindness • Computer skills that touched many who knew • Posting medical claims him. He will be missed tremen- dously by his family and friends. Will train a strongly motivated On Monday, July 29, 2013 there person. Competitive salary, paid will be a viewing from 5 to 7 vacation and potential for raise. pm at Guerry Funeral IRA contribution and assistance Home, 2659 SW Main Blvd, with health insurance in Lake City, FL. Services will be long term associates. held on Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at Please email resume with Christ Central Ministries at 2pm, three work references to 217 SW Sisters Welcome Road, [email protected] or mail to under the direction of Pastor Lon- 609 SW 5th St. Suite 3 nie Johns. Burial will be held at Live Oak FL, 32064 Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. Please sign the guestbook at www.guerryfuneralhome.net Christopher Hugh BACK TO SCHOOL New Shipment Reynolds Christopher Hugh Reynolds, 41, passed away Thursday, July Camp Sandals 18, 2013, of a heart attack. He Backpacks was born January 14, 1972, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Chris was predeceased by both sets of grandparents: Elihu and Dora Reynolds of Kentucky and Ohio; and Hugo and Cath- erine Leslie of Lake City, FL. Duck Chris was also predeceased Commander by Kentucky and Ohio aunts, New uncles, and cousins on the Reynolds side of the family. Christopher graduated in 1990 from Columbia High School; Wilson’s outfitters Florida State University in 1994 1291 SE Baya Dr, Lake City • (386) 755-7060 with a B.S. in International Af- fairs and Anthropology; Uni- [email protected] 6A

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NOTICE OF TAX FOR SCHOOL NOTICE OF CAPITAL OUTLAY The Columbia County School Board will soon consider a measure to continue to impose a 1.50 mill property tax for the Capital Outlay projects BUDGET listed herein. This tax is in addition to the school board’s proposed tax of 5.695 mills for operating expenses and is proposed solely at the discretion of the school HEARING board. The Capital Outlay tax will generate approximately $3,687,958 to be used for The Columbia County the following projects: MAINTENANCE, RENOVATION, AND REPAIR School District District-wide Maintenance, Renovation, Remodeling, Repairs and Equipment will soon consider a budget for MOTOR VEHICLE PURCHASES Purchase of Three (3) School Buses 2013-2014 iscal year Purchase of Vehicles NEW AND REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT AND ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE A public hearing to make a School Furniture and Equipment and Enterprise Software PAYMENTS FOR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AND SITES DUE UNDER DECISION on the budget A LEASE-PURCHASE PURCHASE AGREEMENT AND TAXES will be held on: Payments Due for Certificates of Participation Series 2007 Issue Related to Pinemount Elementary School, Columbia High School Food Service, Columbia High School Guidance Administration, July 30, 2013 Fort White High School Middle School Wing PAYMENTS OF LOANS APPROVED PURSUANT TO SS. 1013.23, F.S., 5:30 p.m. ENERGY CONSERVATION MEASURES AND RELATED EQUIPMENT ABN AMRO Incorporated at the PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS FOR PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE NECESSARY TO INSURE THE EDUCATIONAL AND Columbia County ANCILLARY PLANTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT School Board Insurance Premiums on District Plant PAYMENT OF COSTS OF LEASING RELOCATABLE EDUCATIONAL Administrative Complex FACILITIES Auditorium Lease Payments for Relocatable Classrooms at Various Schools All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing to be held on July 30, 2013, at 5:30 P.M., at the Columbia County School Board Administrative 372 West Duval Street, Complex Auditorium, 372 West Duval Street, Lake City, Florida. Lake City, Florida 32055 A DECISION on the proposed CAPITAL OUTLAY TAXES will be made at this hearing.

BUDGET SUMMARY

FISCAL YEAR 2013 - 2014

PROPOSED MILLAGE LEVIES SUBJECT TO 10-MILL CAP: Required Local Effort 4.9470 . Capital Outlay 1.5000 Discretionary Operating 0.7480 Total Millage 7.195 GENERAL SPECIAL DEBT CAPITAL TOTAL ALL ESTIMATED REVENUES: FUND REVENUE SERVICE PROJECTS FUNDS Federal sources 554,800 10,044,296 10,599,096 State sources 53,692,104 74,930 488,250 71,419 54,326,703 Local sources 14,218,947 1,020,125 3,687,958 18,927,030 TOTAL SOURCES 68,465,851 11,139,351 488,250 3,759,377 83,852,829 Transfers In 794,000 794,000 Fund Balances/Reserves/Net Assets 430,410 1,166,507 228,534 445,291 2,270,742 TOTAL REVENUES, TRANSFERS & BALANCES $69,690,261 $12,305,858 $716,784 $4,204,668 $86,917,571

EXPENDITURES: Instruction 43,464,142 3,634,166 47,098,308 Pupil Personnel Services 3,625,201 1,068,338 4,693,539 Instructional Media Services 976,072 2,142 978,214 Instructional and Curriculum Development Sercices 666,618 864,146 1,530,764 Instructional Staff Training Services 454,821 829,792 1,284,613 Instructional Technology 397,560 397,560 Board of Education 391,377 391,377 Genral Administration 607,827 127,480 735,307 School Administration 4,153,187 5,589 4,158,776 Facilities Acquisition and Construction 813,815 813,815 Fiscal Services 430,943 430,943 Food Services 25,251 4,444,820 4,470,071 Central Services 772,425 54 772,479 Pupil Transportation Services 4,202,534 65,741 4,268,275 Operation of Plant 6,655,113 1,847 6,656,960 Maintenance of Plant 1,676,530 1,676,530 Administrative Technology 493,433 493,433 Community Servies 258,012 258,012 Debt Services 8,211 345,599 2,289,512 2,643,322 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $69,259,257 $11,044,115 $345,599 $3,103,327 $83,752,298 Transfers Out 200,000 594,000 794,000

Fund Balances/Reserves/Net Assets 431,004 1,261,743 371,185 507,341 2,571,273 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES TRANSFERS, RESERVES & BALANCES $69,690,261 $12,505,858 $716,784 $4,204,668 $87,117,571 The tentative, adopted, and/or final budgets are on file in the office of the above mentioned taxing authority as a public record. 7A

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GRADES: County schools’ results similar to those elsewhere in state Continued From Page 1A intendent for curriculum, assess- to an F. ing them for a brighter future Huddleston doesn’t trust the cal- grade level or higher in reading ment, accountability, technology Shining Star Academy earned in college and careers,” said culations. automatically got a one-letter- and professional development, an F for its first year of opera- Gov. Rick Scott. “By maintaining “Those teachers did not teach grade reduction. county school grades followed a tion. stability and high standards as any less than the year before,” he New achievement levels also trend that occurred statewide. Overall, the district’s grade we transition to Common Core said. “In fact, they taught harder were set for FCAT 2.0 science Westside Elementary and remained the same as last year, State Standards, we are send- than ever. A school that’s habitu- and end-of-course exams in biol- Pinemount Elementary kept a despite the decline in grades for ing a clear signal that Florida’s ally been an A falls all the way to a ogy and geometry. strong grasp on their A rankings, seven of its schools. The district students will be prepared for C. How do you explain that?” However, Huddleston attributes both holding steady since 2010. earned a C. success.” Though McElhaney attempted Richardson Middle School’s fail- Five Points Elementary earned a As a last-minute attempt to However, many Florida super- to calculate school grades prior ing grade to a recent upheaval of C, the same grade it has earned ensure stability in school grades, intendents, Huddleston included, to their release, Huddleston instructional support personnel since 2010. the State Board of Education believe the grading system has said this year she couldn’t make in the school. Principal Angela Niblack Elementary’s grade implemented a policy that kept been changed so many times in firm predictions because of the Coppock did not rehire a signifi- rose to a C from last year’s D schools from dropping more recent years that it is no longer difficulty in calculation require- cant number of teachers she felt ranking, which pleasantly sur- than one letter grade during measuring what it’s supposed to. ments. were ineffective, he added. prised McElhaney. this time of transition. The state “No superintendent is against The FCAT 2.0 writing stan- As the school district moves Melrose Park Elementary Department of Education is cur- raising the standards and having dard used in school grade calcula- into the new school year, fell from a B to a C; Eastside rently moving toward Common accountability, but there has to tions was changed to 3.5, up from Huddleston said he intends to Elementary School fell from an Core State Standards, a more be some sensible way to measure 3.0 last year, according to the focus faculty in-service instruc- A to a B; Fort White Elementary rigorous form of instruction than — and one that gives us a confi- state Department of Education. tion on a county level, instead of fell from an A to a B; Summers the current Next Generation dence in the system,” Huddleston Schools must show that their at the individual school level. In- Elementary fell from a B to a C; State Standards. said. lowest performing students are service instruction is the process Columbia City Elementary fell “Florida’s teachers and educa- Eastside, Melrose Park and making progress in reading and in which the teachers acquire from an A to a B; Lake City tors are the nation’s best, and Fort White all benefited from math. new teaching strategies and learn Middle fell from a B to a C and they have consistently improved the decision restricting drops Schools with less than 25 per- how to transition to the common Richardson Middle fell from a D the results of students in prepar- to one letter grade. However, cent of their students scoring core standards.

FIELDS: Youth soccer association angers some adults by closing fields Continued From Page 1A

Myers believes other- to play. The agreement under- to Williams. We even bring out trash But that might be chang- wise, but refused to elabo- Everett and Jenkins both lines the fact that equipment But with the CYSA, all bags to clean up when we ing soon. Myers said he is rate as he didn’t want to claimed that lighter-weight on site, such as goalposts players registered in their go and play. Why would trying to “amass an army” “name names.” children do less damage to and bleachers, were pur- recreational league have they threaten to call the of disgruntled parents and The association’s reason- the fields than heavier adult chased by the association insurance coverage that cops on us?” citizens. ing, according to secretary players. But Myers argued without any public funds protects the county against Williams feels that if an Williams mentioned that TD Jenkins, is to safeguard otherwise. and that anyone wanting liability for injury or moles- individual or organization he and the board of com- the soccer fields against “We’re all experienced to use the facilities must tation during a sanctioned called police to complain missioners are considering overuse and vandalism. players,” Myers said. “We obtain permission from the event, including practice about unaffiliated players expanding access to public- “It’s like farming,” have the coordination to association. and games. using the fields, not much use recreational facilities, Jenkins said. “You might play on the field without However, the fields All adults who volunteer is going to happen. but added that nothing has have 40 acres of land, but tearing it up. Children are themselves are maintained as coaches or staff with “The officer would just reached a “level of specif- you can only raise so many more likely to dig their feet by the county. According the association must pass a politely ask them to leave ics” yet. cows on it.” into the grass and kick up to County Manager Dale background checks before the fields,” Williams said. “I do understand the The soccer portion of divots.” Williams, $64,000 of public working with children. “It’s only if they were being argument from both sides,” the complex hosts events The non-affiliated players funds was used recently to “Parents might drive by a regular nuisance that we he said. “Let’s see if we can year round. The facility is argue that the facilities are re-sod the fields. and see all these people could charge them for tres- bridge the problem.” used for games by the asso- paid for with taxpayer dol- Such an expenditure is not registered with us play- passing.” ciation, Lake City Middle lars and that entitles them well outside the nonprofit ing on our fields,” Everett He wanted to make it School, Richardson Middle to use the supposedly pub- association’s approximate- said, “and will automatically clear that he’s not in the School and Columbia High lic facilities as they see fit. ly $20,000 bank account, assume they’re all with us business of making people School, among others. However, it’s not that according to its May bal- and have got background upset. “We have around 1,500 simple. ance sheet. checks.” Everett claimed none of playing with our association On July 2, the CYSA According to Jenkins, “I think it’s ridiculous,” the independent players this year alone,” Jenkins entered into an agree- the association needs every Myers said. “It’s not like has come forward to try said. ment with the Columbia penny considering recent we’re cussing, drinking and and work out a deal with Accommodate any more County Board of County thefts including golf carts, doing drugs or anything. CYSA. players and the fields would Commissioners, the body speaker systems, comput- be overused and in poor that owns not only the soc- ers and concession stand condition, according to cer facilities but the entire materials. association president Scott sports complex. Another major issue sur- ® Everett. The agreement is a two- rounding the fields’ closure CULLIGAN WATER “We have an obligation year lease giving the asso- is the thorny topic of legal to make sure it’s being pre- ciation the authority to liability. served for the people who regulate and maintain the Before the July 2 agree- pay for it,” Everett said, soccer portion of the facility ment, any injury on the SOFTENER SALE referring to the parents and as it sees fit. Rent is waived facility grounds would most sponsors who pay nominal on the condition that all likely lead to the county fees to the nonprofit asso- income is used to maintain being named as a defen- ciation for their children the facilities. dant in a lawsuit, according ALL WATER SOFTENER & REVERSE OSMOSIS DRINKING EFIK?J@;<:?LI:?F=:?I@JK SYSTEMS ON SALE NOW. )'(*>fjg\cD\\k`e^ K_\d\1N_XkjX`k_k_\jZi`gkli\j6 PROTECT YOUR HOME FROM HARD =\Xkli\[^l\jkjg\Xb\i$Kfep?\ii`e^ WATER, BAD TASTING WATER & ODOR. 8l^ljk(($(+#)'(* 8l^%((jkXik`e^Xk08D›8l^%()$(+$.GDE`^_kcp `YjfeCXe\ */- .,,$'*0*

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Sunday, July 28, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section B Fort White returns from FCA camp Film study on the Jackson felt good about the some of the film from this way the Indians competed year’s camp. DeLand workouts during the camp and said “It’s a big advantage to begins Monday. that Fort White came out come in and correct our ahead in most contests. mistakes,” Jackson said. By BRANDON FINLEY But coming out ahead “We basically got six games [email protected] in the summer is just the in when you break it down beginning. The Indians into 30-minute sessions. DELAND — After three must now take the tools That’s great compared to days in the mid-Florida sun, they gathered from the the other teams that aren’t Fort White High returned FCA camp and build some- getting those reps. That’s home late Friday from the thing for the 2013 season. two days packed with Fellowship of Christian That begins on Monday contact for us.” Athletes Football Camp. when the Indians have a Head coach Demetric chance to take a look at INDIANS continued on 3B

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High football head coach Brian Allen (left) and coach Quinton Callum greet a young camper during the middle of drills at the Future Tigers Camp on Friday. Future Tigers More than 100 Brian Allen Future Tiger the Tigers. It’s important Football Camp. for me and my staff. With kids attend coach More than 100 future over 100 kids on a Friday, Allen’s CHS camp. Tigers showed up for I feel we got a pretty good the football camp Friday turnout.” BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter By BRANDON FINLEY morning for the four-hour The camp was not only a Fort White High’s Kellen Snider (7) scores a touchdown against Father Lopez Catholic High [email protected] session. peek into the future for the at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Football Camp in DeLand on Thursday. “Its just a way of us giving coaching staff, but a peek After a recent health scare back as a staff and a pro- behind the curtain for the Columbia High head coach gram,” Allen said. “It lets campers. Brian Allen has been think- people see how we do this “The first thing they got ing a lot about the future. thing. It gets them excited to see was the highlight tape On Friday, he had a chance about getting older and to peek into the future at the having a chance to play for CAMP continued on 3B

JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Columbia High football player Ben Kuykendall high-fives camper Earnest Burch, 7, for a job well done during a camp exercise on Friday.

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Browning at an Philadelphia (Pettibone 5-4) at Detroit Houston at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ATHLETICS multi-generational way. assembly, he made 7 p.m. (Porcello 7-6), 1:08 p.m. Kansas City at New Orleans, 8 p.m. ESPN2 — CrossFit Games, at Carson, Boston (Lester 9-6) at Baltimore Dallas at Oakland, 10 p.m. My mother, Blanche, mention of the ruse and Calif. (Hammel 7-7), 1:35 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 10 taught Markham in the announced that none of AUTO RACING Kansas City (B.Chen 4-0) at Chicago NY Giants at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. fifth grade and he always the offending students 7:30 a.m. White Sox (H.Santiago 3-6), 2:10 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 11 Tim Kirby L.A. Angels (Hanson 4-2) at Oakland Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1:30 p.m. told me she was his would make the trip. NBCSN — Formula One, Hungarian favorite teacher. He signed Phone: (386) 754-0421 Directly behind me, Grand Prix, at Budapest, Hungary (J.Parker 6-6), 4:05 p.m. [email protected] 1 p.m. Minnesota (Gibson 2-2) at Seattle the guest book at Mama’s Markham rose like Burt ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Samuel (E.Ramirez 1-0), 4:10 p.m. BASKETBALL viewing and wrote, “My senior year. Lancaster playing Ernst Deeds 400, at Indianapolis Monday’s Games fifth-grade teacher. I love That would be the Janning in Judgment at 4 p.m. Tampa Bay (Ro.Hernandez 5-11) at WNBA standings football season of 1954 Boston (Doubront 7-4), 6:10 p.m. you.” Nuremberg. Markham NBCSN — GP2, at Budapest, Hungary when the Tigers turned (same-day tape) Chicago White Sox (Joh.Danks 2-8) at EASTERN CONFERENCE Mr. Markham taught said he only let the other 8 p.m. Cleveland (McAllister 4-6), 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB me Algebra in the eighth around the 1-8-1 record students join in to help the ESPN2 — NHRA, Sonoma Nationals, L.A. Angels (Weaver 5-5) at Texas Chicago 12 5 .706 — grade at Lake City Junior of 1953 to a sterling 9-0-1 school and would match at Sonoma, Calif. (same-day tape) (Garza 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Atlanta 11 5 .688 ½ High and I was in his 8-4 undefeated mark the next the trip money and donate Toronto (Rogers 3-4) at Oakland GOLF Washington 9 9 .500 3½ homeroom. season. Jim Reeves was it to the school. Noon (Griffin 9-7), 10:05 p.m. Indiana 8 9 .471 4 ESPN2 — The Senior British Open New York 7 11 .389 5½ When we would meet coach for both teams. Browning said no and Championship, final round, at Southport, NL standings Connecticut 4 12 .250 7½ through the years, he We practiced at Markham, as he sat down, England WESTERN CONFERENCE would often bring up 8-4 Memorial Stadium when muttered an expletive and 1 p.m. East Division W L Pct GB winning the intramural there were locker rooms a threat to quit. TGC — PGA Tour, Canadian Open, W L Pct GB Minnesota 14 3 .824 — under the stands. One day Los Angeles 12 6 .667 2½ basketball championship It was tense. final round, at Oakville, Ontario Atlanta 58 45 .563 — a ninth-grader picked a 3 p.m. Washington 50 54 .481 8½ Phoenix 9 9 .500 5½ that year. Audrey Clements came CBS — PGA Tour, Canadian Open, Philadelphia 49 54 .476 9 Seattle 7 10 .412 7 We did have future fight with one of our guys to the room to talk to him, final round, at Oakville, Ontario New York 46 54 .460 10½ San Antonio 6 12 .333 8½ Columbia High great and busted him up. We and dismissed all of us 7 p.m. Miami 39 62 .386 18 Tulsa 6 14 .300 9½ Scooter Houston leading watched as it went down. students. TGC — Web.com Tour, Boise Open, Central Division Late Wednesday That day at practice, final round, at Boise, Idaho (same-day Atlanta 74, Connecticut 65 the team. The final was We never knew what W L Pct GB Markham almost worked tape) St. Louis 62 38 .620 — Thursday’s Games played in front of the happened, but when we MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Pittsburgh 60 41 .594 2½ San Antonio 65, New York 53 student body on a court us to death as punishment made the trip other 1:30 p.m. Cincinnati 59 45 .567 5 Indiana 71, Tulsa 60 that used to be on the for our cowardice. students were on the bus. TBS — Boston at Baltimore Chicago 46 55 .455 16½ Seattle 73, Los Angeles 66 stage behind where the His school classes Markham’s fishing 4 p.m. Milwaukee 42 60 .412 21 school board now meets. could be hectic. If we prowess was well WGN — Chicago Cubs at San West Division Francisco W L Pct GB AUTO RACING Mr. Markham helped failed to grasp the lesson, documented, but I 8 p.m. Los Angeles 54 48 .529 — Rich Rawleigh coach the Markham might throw remember him as being a ESPN — St. Louis at Atlanta Arizona 54 49 .524 ½ Race week Falcons football team. I the chalk or a textbook in good bowler. Also, he was SOCCER Colorado 50 54 .481 5 was a struggling player frustration. Sometimes he early into weight training 3:30 p.m. San Francisco 46 56 .451 8 SPRINT CUP would just sit and read the FOX — CONCACAF, Gold Cup, San Diego 46 58 .442 9 BRICKYARD 400 and Markham said to hang alongside fellow Tigers championship, at Chicago Tonday’s Games Site: Indianapolis. in and that he was a late Good Book. Wayne Hollingsworth and TENNIS Philadelphia (Pettibone 5-4) at Detroit Schedule: Today, race, 1 p.m. (ESPN, bloomer in the sport. We had a magazine Wink Criswell. 3 p.m. (Porcello 7-6), 1:08 p.m. noon-5 p.m.) Sure enough, Markham fundraiser at the school, Markham epitomized ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, BB&T Pittsburgh (Cole 5-3) at Miami Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway is not listed on the CHS with the homeroom irascibility, but there was Atlanta Open, championship (Fernandez 6-5), 1:10 p.m. (oval, 2.5 miles). 5 p.m. N.Y. Mets (C.Torres 1-1) at Washington Race distance: 400 miles, 160 laps. football roster in the selling the most getting a goodness behind the gruff. ESPN2 — WTA, Bank of the West (Jordan 0-3), 1:35 p.m. FORMULA ONE record book compiled trip to Marineland. Some Classic, championship, at Stanford, Calif. Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 6-7) at San HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX by Morris Williams and students in other n Tim Kirby is sports editor VOLLEYBALL Francisco (Lincecum 5-10), 4:05 p.m. Site: Budapest, Hungary. Shayne Morgan until his homerooms contributed of the Lake City Reporter. 4:30 p.m. Cincinnati (Cingrani 4-1) at L.A. Schedule: Today, race, 8 a.m. (NBC NBC — World Series of Beach Dodgers (Capuano 3-6), 4:10 p.m. Sports, 7:30-10:30 a.m.; 1-4 p.m.). Volleyball, men’s championship, at Long Milwaukee (D.Hand 0-2) at Colorado Track: Hungaroring (road course, 2.72 Beach, Calif. (Chacin 9-5), 4:10 p.m. miles). ——— San Diego (T.Ross 1-4) at Arizona Race distance: 190.53 miles, 70 laps. Newman takes pole at Brickyard Monday (Corbin 12-1), 4:10 p.m. NHRA SONOMA NATIONALS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL St. Louis (S.Miller 10-6) at Atlanta Site: Sonoma, Calif. Associated Press 186.281. 29. (40) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 7 p.m. (Medlen 6-10), 8:05 p.m. Schedule: Today, final eliminations 11. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 185.954. 183.816. ESPN — L.A. Angels at Texas Monday’s Games (ESPN2, 8-11 p.m.). 12. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 185.92. 30. (13) Casey Mears, Ford, 183.752. St. Louis (Westbrook 7-4) at Pittsburgh Track: Sonoma Raceway Ryan Newman, the last 13. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 185.789. 31. (83) David Reutimann, Toyota, (Liriano 10-4), 7:05 p.m. 14. (51) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 183.329. BASEBALL Colorado (J.De La Rosa 10-5) at driver to qualify, turned a 185.655. 32. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, 183.046. Atlanta (Beachy 0-0), 7:10 p.m. BOWLING lap at 187.531 mph to set a 15. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 33. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, N.Y. Mets (Hefner 4-8) at Miami (Ja. AL standings track record and claim the 185.621. 182.938. Turner 3-3), 7:10 p.m. League results pole for Sunday’s race. 16. (31) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 34. (47) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, Milwaukee (Lohse 7-7) at Chicago East Division ——— 185.448. 182.826. Cubs (Samardzija 6-9), 8:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Lake City Bowl league play: (Car number in parentheses) 17. (15) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 185.437. 35. (98) Michael McDowell, Ford, Cincinnati (Leake 10-4) at San Diego Tampa Bay 61 42 .592 — LADIES’ NIGHT OUT 1. (39) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 18. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 182.819. (O’Sullivan 0-2), 10:10 p.m. Boston 61 43 .587 ½ High team game: 1. O 2 Cool 634; 187.531 mph. 185.181. 36. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 182.448. Baltimore 58 46 .558 3½ 2. Dangerous Divas 617; 3. River Rats 2. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 19. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 185.101. 37. (30) David Stremme, Toyota, owner New York 54 49 .524 7 FOOTBALL 609. 187.438. 20. (33) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, points. Toronto 47 55 .461 13½ High team series: 1. Dangerous Divas 3. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 187.157. 184.961. 38. (56) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, owner Central Division 1,731; 2. River Rats 1,716; 3. O 2 Cool 4. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 187.122. 21. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 184.794. points. W L Pct GB NFL preseason 1,700. 5. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 22. (93) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 184.676. 39. (36) J.J. Yeley, Chevrolet, owner Detroit 57 45 .559 — High scratch game: 1. Susie Camacho 186.827. 23. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, points. Cleveland 54 48 .529 3 Sunday, Aug. 4 188; 2. (tie) Linda Oliver, Julie Bell 175; 6. (78) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 186.722. 184.646. 40. (87) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, owner Kansas City 49 51 .490 7 Dallas vs. Miami at Canton, Ohio, 4. Susie Camacho 169. 7. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 24. (29) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, points. Minnesota 44 56 .440 12 8 p.m. (NBC) High scratch series: 1. Susie Camacho 186.633. 184.593. 41. (7) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, owner Chicago 40 60 .400 16 ——— 492; 2. Chris Travis 468; 3. Linda Oliver 8. (42) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 25. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, points. West Division WEEK 1 455. 186.536. 184.536. 42. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, owner W L Pct GB Thursday, Aug. 8 High handicap game: 1. Lindsey Hamlin 9. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 26. (55) Mark Martin, Toyota, 184.305. points. Oakland 60 43 .583 — Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 232; 2. Julie Bell 222; 3. (tie) Arron Alford, 186.474. 27. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 184.045. 43. (32) Timmy Hill, Ford, owner Texas 56 47 .544 4 Cincinnati at Atlanta, 8 p.m. (ESPN) Susie Camacho 216. 10. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 28. (21) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 183.906. points. Seattle 49 54 .476 11 St. Louis at Cleveland, 8 p.m. High handicap series: 1. Chris Travis Los Angeles 48 53 .475 11 Washington at Tennessee, 8 p.m. 636; 2. Susan Stanfield 600; 3. Cathey Houston 34 68 .333 25½ Denver at San Francisco, 9 p.m. Creel 590. 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JUNIOR GOLF sponsor gifts and booster For details, call Brooke parking passes are Solowski at (352) 507-3091. Carl Ste-Marie available at McDuffie offers clinic Marine & Sporting Goods YOUTH BASKETBALL on U.S. Highway 90 west. The fourth of five Carl For details, call Alan High school team Ste-Marie Junior Golf Moody at 288-8408. seeks donations Clinics this summer is 8-11 a.m. Monday through CHS CROSS COUNTRY A team of local high Friday at The Country school age basketball Club at Lake City. Cost is Practice begins players are entered in the $80 for non-members of Aug. 5 at track Disney AAU basketball the club and $65 for tournament in Orlando on members. Drinks and The first practice for Aug. 2-4. The team is snacks will be provided. Columbia High’s cross seeking donations to help Register a child or pick up country team is 5 p.m. cover expenses. information at The Country Aug. 5 at the CHS track. For details, call Faye Club at Lake City. A parent’s meeting is Jones at 344-1498. For details, call Carl scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Ste-Marie at 752-2266. Aug. 8 at the track. n From staff reports

CHS SWIMMING Parents meeting on Thursday Columbia High swim team has a parents meeting from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday in the education building across from the pool. Parents of previous swimmers and those who want to try out for the team are invited. The first practice is 4-6 p.m. Aug. 5 at the pool. All paperwork is due by the first practice. For details, call Mary Kay Mathis at 397-6661.

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JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Youngsters at the Brian Allen Future Tiger Football Camp scramble as they compete to see who is the fastest on Friday.

COURTESY CAMP: Columbia players get a taste of coaching Seminiole soccer camp Continued From Page 1B Columbia High soccer players Morgan Hartopp (left) and from last season and you From there, the campers pick up on what the coach- coaches as well.” Delanie Redmond attended the Mark Krikorian Soccer could hear a lot of ‘oohs and had a chance to see where es do. We kind of got to sit Allen said it’s all part of Academy at Florida State University on July 20-23. The aahs’ from the kids when the Tigers prepare for a back and watch.” the Tigers being a program camp had 302 athletes. The girls were coached and trained some of the catches or big game on Friday. Allen said he even saw that is accessible to the by several college coaches and each girl was given a hits would go on,” Allen “We took them into the what could be a couple of public. personalized assessment of her skills and talent. The girls said. “It was fun to see their film room and then they future coaches. “We want to have an open got to experience college life by living in the dorms, eating reactions from last year. got a look inside the locker “Roc (Battle) and Trey door,” Allen said. “This Then we took them into the room with the name tags,” (Marshall) pretty much allowed them to come in in the college cafeteria and training with college coaches weight room to show them Allen said. took over,” Allen said. “They and ask questions. They on college fields. the pride we take in there. From there, it was going had a race and an 8-year- get to see the success of I told them how they’ll be through an actual summer old (Damarion Dunnon) the program. It can make in my class lifting weights workout. won the thing. I about fell them want to be a part of Bowhunter education course and then took them into my “We basically took them over when I saw it. Bryan it. They’ll remember these office. through what we do on Williams was pretty fired up things in the future and the A National Bowhunter starting at 8 a.m. “They got to see our wall Wednesdays,” Allen said. coaching. We may have a things they did when they Education Foundation- Bowhunters must com- of former players and see “Instead of us doing the coach in him. It wasn’t that were kids at the camp and certified bowhunter edu- plete the online portion how we’ve put people into coaching, the players took I always saw me in them, maybe that will make them cation course is being of the program first, to college.” over. It was fun to see them but I saw different position want to play.” offered at the Easton prepare for the field day Newberry Sports Complex portion. It is available at in Newberry on Aug. 10, MyFWC.com/Bowhunt.

COURTESY Rolling along Jim Bellgard celebrated his 95th birthday during the Senior No Tap League competition on July 11 at Lake City Bowl.

BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Fort White High’s Cameron White (right) cuts off a block to score a touchdown during a scrimmage at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes camp on Thursday. INDIANS: Building character at camp Continued From Page 1B But it’s not just the con- It’s such a benefit for us to Jackson said. “We do this tact. It’s also the chance to be able to do this.” football stuff, but commit- look at what transpired over Other than the football ting to Christ is lifelong. the two days and correct aspect of the camp, Jackson It’s more important than a the mistakes. said there was a lot of team game. “It’s great to do the con- building and the camp even “It may not necessarily be tact, but it’s bigger to go changed one player’s life. giving a life to Christ, but if in on film and correct it,” “We had a player give his we can just build character Jackson said. “We’ll contin- life to Christ at a church in general, then those are ue to look at it in the fall. service and that was huge,” good things.”

BRANDON FINLEY/Lake City Reporter Fort White’s Shannon Showers makes an open-field tackle at the FCA camp on Thursday. 4BSports

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By TONY BRITT [email protected] eadership Lake City, a program designed by the Lake City - Columbia County Chamber of Commerce to give com- Lmunity members an insiders’ look of what goes on in the community, is taking applications for its 2013 session. Dennille Decker, chamber executive director, took part in a Leadership Lake City class and said it was beneficial to her knowl- edge about the area, its resources, employment opportunities, educa- tional institutions, history, health care and social services, businesses, tourism and the session featured a tour of the Ichetucknee trace. “Even if you’re from Lake City, no matter how much you think you know about the town, there is so much that you don’t know,” she said. Every week the class will take place at a different location, depend- ing on the topic and keynote speak- er. The cost to attend the Leadership Lake City course is $500 and to attend residents must file an application and be accepted to the program. Space is limited and the first 20 qualified applicants will be accepted. Applications and tuition ($500) must be submitted on or COURTESY Members of a prior Leadership Lake City class participate in an exercise. From left: City Manager Wendell Johnson, chamber Executive Director CLASS continued on 2C Dennille Decker, Sid Thompson and Rod Butler. 2CBIZ/MOTLEY

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Continued From Page 1C before Aug. 9. The classes will take place on Tuesdays, beginning Sept. 3 and ending Nov. 12. Different business- es will host the meetings at a vari- ety of local sites around the county, many times providing a meal with the sessions. “We try to be sensitive to people’s work schedules, but some times we have the classes during the day because we’re touring different facilities,” Decker said. “There will be one or two full-day events, but the rest of them are usually around 5 p.m. - 6 or 7:30 p.m.” Through the Leadership Lake City class, people are able to tour local industrial sites, hear pre- sentations from local elected and appointed government officials, first responders as well as public works officials and others who speak about their day-to-day operational work in Columbia County. “The class is for anyone who is interested in knowing more about the community in which they live,” Decker said. “Leadership Lake City is a valuable tool that provides civic- minded participants with informa- tion relating to the issues, opportu- nities and challenges facing Lake City and Columbia County. The goal of the Leadership Lake City pro- gram is to develop informed leaders who are prepared and committed to serve our local community and do their best to make Lake City a bet- ter place to live and work.” The Lake City - Columbia County ABOVE: Chamber of Commerce first held a Members of a pre- Leadership Lake City class in 1987 vious Leadership and continues to organize and the Lake City class offer program. visit the local “One of the greatest things about wastewater treat- Leadership Lake City is the relation- ment plant. LEFT: ships made with other classmates,” Class members Decker said. “It’s the contacts and during a visit to not only the classmates, but the community leaders, not just in New Millennium government, but throughout the Building Systems area. This lets you know who is of Lake City. who in the community. I could take the class again and still learn more things.” For additional information about the program, contact the chamber of commerce for an application at 752-3690 or Sonja@lakecitycham- ber.com COURTESY PHOTOS 3CBiz

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NOT LIKE TRAVELOCITY A new take on insurance markets

By RICARDO ALONSO- ZALDIVAR Associated Press

WASHINGTON – You may have heard that shop- ping for health insurance under President Barack Obama’s health care over- haul will be like using Travelocity or Amazon. But many people will end up with something more mundane than online shop- ping, like a call to the help desk. Struggling with a dead- line crunch, some states are delaying online tools that could make it easier for consumers to find the right plan when the mar- kets go live on Oct. 1. Ahead of open enroll- ment for millions of unin- sured Americans, the feds and the states are investing in massive call centers. “The description that this was going to be like Travelocity was a very sim- plistic way of looking at it,” said Christine Ferguson, director of the Rhode Island Health Benefits Exchange. “I never bought into it.” “The bottom line is that with tight timelines ... states have had to scale back their initial ambitions for Day 1,” said Paul Hencoski, leader ASSOCIATED PRESS of KPMG’s government This photo taken Wednesday, July 24, 2013, shows Christine Ferguson, director of the Rhode Island health insurance exchange taking part in a meeting at health practice, which is the Statehouse in Providence, R.I. You may have heard that shopping for health insurance under President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul will be like advising nearly 20 states. using Travelocity or Amazon. But many people will end up with something more mundane than online shopping, like a call to the help desk. “A lot of the more sophis- ticated functionalities that individuals and small busi- a glossary of health insur- Revenue Service to verify ples: such as the birth of a baby might have been offered nesses buy private health ance terms. your personal details. — The Rhode Island mar- because that information through the Web are being insurance by increasing And there’s another The IRS will calculate the ketplace will postpone a fea- won’t be needed right when deferred to later phases.” transparency and compe- layer. maximum health insurance ture that allows consumers sign-up begins. When the markets first tition, bolstering govern- One part of the process subsidy that you’re entitled to enter the names of their — It’s unclear how open, Hencoski said, “there ment oversight of insurers, involves applying for fed- to. It’s set up as a tax credit, doctors and instantly find sophisticated online cal- will be a significant amount and injecting hundreds of eral benefits — with con- so the taxman can come out what insurance plans culators will be at helping of manual processing of billions of dollars in tax- sequences if you lie to the back to collect if you claim they accept. Consumer consumers pick the best- things that will later be payer subsidies. government, or maybe just too much. Discrepancies advocates say such a tool value plan. For the feder- automated.” Translation: The experience will be make a mistake. between the information is important to help win- ally run exchanges, offi- emails, phone calls, faxes. more like buying a new car Another involves using you submit and what’s in now choices. Instead, shop- cials said the calculator will The Obama administra- than snapping up airline your federal subsidy to government records will pers will be steered to the automatically subtract the tion, which will be running tickets on Travelocity or pick the right insurance take time to straighten out. doctor directories of indi- consumer’s tax credit from the markets or taking the electronics on Amazon. plan from among compet- Once you’ve got your vidual plans. The federally plan premiums — a help. lead in 35 states, has yet “Consumers see this as a ing carriers and four cover- subsidy nailed down, run marketplaces will also But it won’t provide an esti- to demonstrate the technol- serious product, and some- age levels: bronze, silver, then you’re ready to pick lack “all-plan” doctor direc- mate of likely out-of-pocket ogy platform that will help thing that requires a seri- gold or platinum. a plan. Once you do that, tories. costs that the plan doesn’t consumers get financial ous amount of research,” You’ll log on to the mar- the U.S. Treasury will send — The marketplace in cover, a feature consumer help with their premiums said Julie Bataille, over- ketplace in your state, or your insurer a payment on Washington state is delay- advocates say is closer to and pick a plan. seeing the outreach effort the federally run exchange, your behalf, and you’ll pay ing its online-chat capabil- the true bottom line. Officials say they always at the federal Health and and set up a personal any difference. Coverage ity, as well mobile device State officials say things envisioned people would Human Services depart- account. You’ll enter infor- begins Jan 1. features that would enable will improve as the new be able to apply in a variety ment. “It’s something they mation about yourself Experts say the tech- consumers to check their program takes root. of ways, from online to the see in a more serious way and your family, including nology to facilitate online enrollment status. “These With time, “it’s going mail. About 7 million are than (buying) an airline Social Security numbers shopping among health are some of the top items to get a lot more user expected to enroll in the ticket.” and household income. plans is difficult to engi- that we will focus on for the friendly and effective,” said marketplaces by next year, It’s a complicated trans- The exchange will shoot neer. Some online tools next version,” said spokes- Ferguson, the Rhode Island and the administration says action with different com- your data to something are getting pared back and man Michael Marchand. director. “Were there things consumers will be pleased ponents, including arrang- called the “federal data ser- the refusal of congressio- — The Minnesota I would have liked to see with the experience. ing financing and picking vices hub,” an electronic nal Republicans to provide exchange is delaying a fea- delivered on Oct. 1 that are Also known as exchang- the right product, each clearinghouse that pings more implementation funds ture that would allow con- going to be delayed? Yes. es, the markets are sup- with its own choices and Social Security, Homeland for “Obamacare” probably sumers to update their cov- But is that something that I posed to transform the way trade-offs. You may need Security and the Internal isn’t helping. Some exam- erage to reflect life events think is horrible? No.” No more mail at your door? Delivery changes eyed

By ANDREW MIGA Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Door- to-door mail delivery is about as American as apple pie. With the Postal Service facing billions of dollars in annual losses, that tradition could be virtually phased out by 2022 under a pro- posal in Congress. The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Wednesday approved a plan to move to cluster box and curbside delivery, including mailbox- es at the end of driveways. The proposal is part of broader legislation by Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chair- man of the oversight and government reform panel, designed to cut costs at the cash-strapped agency by up to $4.5 billion a year. The Postal Service had a $16 billion loss last year. The bill was approved on a party-line vote, with 22 Republicans for and 17 Democrats against. Postal Service spokes- ASSOCIATED PRESS man David Partenheimer This Dec. 5, 2011 file photo shows letter carrier Diosdado Gabnat moving boxes of mail into his truck to begin delivery at a post office in Seattle. said the agency would evaluate Issa’s bill based the bill as it makes its way The Postal Service in April means allowing USPS to ers has door-to-door deliv- through the mail. on whether it would enable through the legislative pro- began deciding whether to adapt to America’s chang- ery, Issa said. The shift About 30 million residen- the agency to make $20 bil- cess,” Partenheimer said. provide such delivery for ing use of mail,” Issa said. would include safe and tial addresses receive deliv- lion in savings by 2017. The agency has been people moving into newly “Done right, these reforms secure cluster box deliv- ery to boxes at the door or “The Postal Service moving toward curbside built homes rather than let- can improve the customer ery areas, he said, espe- a mail slot. Another 87 mil- looks forward to working and cluster box delivery ting the developers decide. experience through a more cially for elderly customers lion residential addresses with Chairman Issa and in new residential devel- “A balanced approach to efficient Postal Service.” who receive Social Security receive curbside or cluster the committee to improve opments since the 1970s. saving the Postal Service About 1 in 3 mail custom- checks and prescriptions box delivery. 4C LAKE CITY REPORTER CLASSIFIED SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 3C

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Jan: 608-364-9716 or PRN Surgical Tech for one to sure of Lien and intent to sell these Gil: 608-364-9719 three days a week. vehicles on 08/09/2013, 10:00 am at THE PACKAGE STORE Please fax resume to 2832 SW MAIN BLVD, LAKE Lost & Found Lake City Florida 386-487-3935 or email to CITY, FL 32025, pursuant to subsec- 020 Electricians/Helpers Wanted Next to the Econo Lodge TRADES HELPER Experience Required [email protected] tion 713.78 of the Florida Statues. Hiring Cashier PERMANENT, PART-TIME AUTO EMPORIUM OF LAKE Please fax resume to FOUND Experience required Assist maintenance personnel in CITY INC. reserves the right to ac- 770-567-5061 or email to Apply in person BOSTON TERRIER installation, fabrication, maintenance cept or reject any and/or all bids. Call to Identify. [email protected] Monday - Saturday 9 am - 5 pm Found and repairs of electrical, plumbing, JM1BC1410W0210664 cement work, steamfitters, carpen- 1998 MAZDA ters, painting, and refrigeration. 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VC,MC,AMEX or This is a highly responsible position position responsible for assisting tion plus one year of experience in Discover (904) 651-0016 LIBRARY RESEARCH 08/09/2013, 8:00 am at 8493 SW US in the Registrar’s Office requiring Hwy 27, Fort White, Fl. 32038, This is a professional level job the Take Stock in Children Program construction, maintenance, plumbing, pursuant to subjection 713.78 of the providing reference services to utilization of specialized data, equip- Specialist with the Take Stock in HVAC and electrical work. Additional Florida Statutes. FORT WHITE Job library users, on campus or at ment and techniques. Responsible for Children program. Responsible for education may substitute on a year AUTOMOTIVE reserves the right to 100 Opportunities distance learning sites. all student registration related data ensuring program quality and quality for year basis for required experience accept or reject and and/or all bids. Provides individual library and associated functions, processing service delivery to students. Must be in a related area. Must have a legal and verifying transcripts, accessing, well organized, capable of operating 1FAHP53225A216058 instruction. Requires Master’s driver’s license and a good driving 05539858 Degree in Library Science inputting and retrieving information with a minimum of supervision and record. Physical abilities required: 2005 FORD O’Neal Roofing (MLS) from an American and data from the student database, be able to work effectively with a wide acceptable eyesight and hearing; Now Hiring - Experienced variety of people including, volunteers, 05540065 Roofers. Will Train qualified Library Association accredited student records, and archived micro- lifting and carrying of 45 pounds and JULY 28, 2013 students, parents and other profes- applicants. Must have valid school. Knowledge of library film and microfiche, and other duties over; reaching, climbing, pulling, access services, including sionals. Must be willing to travel within NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED Drivers License. Apply in associated with the Registrar’s Office. pushing, walking, standing, kneeling, MONIES reference and circulation. the district frequently and periodically person. 212 Hickory Drive, Requires High school diploma or its bending, stooping, use of fingers. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Lake City, FL 32025 Knowledge of electronic and equivalent plus two years clerical to various statewide training pro- F.S. 116.21, of the following un- The knowledge to read and interpret print resources and informa- experience. Additional education may grams. Requires a Bachelor’s degree claimed monies deposited or collect- tion retrieval methods. Ability from an accredited university. Good technical materials such as basic wir- ed by the office of the Clerk of Court 05540003 substitute on a year for year basis for ing diagrams, constructions sketches, to collaborate effectively with required experience in related area. working knowledge of Microsoft Word, of Columbia County. Persons claim- blueprints, schematics or operating ing any interest in such funds or any FLORIDA ROCK & TANK faculty and students. Excellent Special consideration will be given to Excel, Access, or similar software and repair manuals. Ability to work portion of them shall file their writ- LINES, INC is in need of oral and written communica- applicants with an Associate Degree programs. Experience working with ten claims with the Clerk of Court inside and outside in various weather SAFE Professional Drivers tion skills. Mastery of library or Certificate in a related area. youth and volunteers preferred. 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Contact Robert Bridges LIFE Editor 754-0428 [email protected] Sunday, July 28, 2013 www.lakecityreporter.com Section D TRAVEL TALES Fresh food lessons

Students at two Sandy Kishton local schools to get fresh snacks.

By AMANDA WILLIAMSON Things [email protected] pples, bananas, kiwis — Oh my! Snack- found sized servings of fresh fruits andA vegetables will be off the delivered to the class- rooms at two Columbia County elementary schools throughout the beach upcoming school year aytona’s histor- in an effort to promote ic Beach Street healthy eating and nutri- Riverfront tion awareness. Marketplace The U.S. Department — that’s where of Agriculture Fresh Fruit Dwe stumbled upon a couple and Vegetable Program of great places to eat and touches 226 elementary shop. When the summer schools in Florida, includ- showers ran Susan Eagle ing Niblack and Five and me off the beach, we Points elementary schools located this area on one of here. While Niblack’s stu- the maps provided at the dents have received the hotel and decided to take fresh snacks for the past the adventure. two years, Five Points will The Ivy Lane Bistro and join the program this year. “It’s showing there are JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Wine Room is what really Five Points Elementary School principal Terri Metrick (left) and school food service manager Shawna Thomas chop fresh caught our eye. It’s located good, tasty snacks that don’t come in a bag,” food fruit in the school’s kitchen on Thursday. The school will be taking part in the U.S. Department of Agriculture Fresh Fruit and right across the street Vegetable Program for the first time starting this coming school year. Niblack Elementary has been in the program for the from the Jackie Robinson service director Donna Stadium. For you baseball Coughlin said. “It’s a treat. past two years. fans, one of the reasons We introduce children to food. Tiny ranch dress- vegetables, selecting the berries — but the winter the produce opens the it’s called Jackie Robinson foods they might not see ing packets accompany produce based on season. months tend to feature children’s eyes to new Stadium is that Daytona as early as this.” vegetables, such as cau- During the spring, the stu- more vegetables. and different things. At Beach was the first Snacks arrive at the liflower, broccoli and dents bite into an assort- Fresh Fruit and Niblack, the children look Florida city to allow Jackie classroom during a set time, and are prepared radishes. Coughlin likes to ment of fruits — blueber- Vegetables Program vet- forward to their treats. TRAVEL continued on 3D appropriately for the feature Florida fruits and ries, watermelon, straw- eran Marilyn Gassett said FRESH continued on 3D


  


  

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2D LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 Some weeds are more than just nuisances

weed is just a poor, in the 1500s. The protection of GARDEN TALK keep them in check, they are like available to alert managers of misguided little plant Florida’s native plants is impor- the bullies on the block. Have natural areas to current or poten- that is out of place tant to the health of our natural you seen kudzu vines that have tial problem plants. One is the and growing where ecosystems and wildlife habitats. blanketed an entire roadside FLEPPC invasive plant list that we don’t want it. That The web of life is so intercon- area? Nothing else survives when can be found at www.fleppc.org A Homeowners will find the UF/ may sound reasonable, until we nected that the loss or decline of a bully like that takes over. call it a “noxious weed.” Now, one species upsets the balance About a third of the plants IFAS Assessment of Non-Native what are your perceptions of a of everything else within that growing wild in Florida are non- Plants in Florida’s Natural Areas weed with that name? system. native, but they are not invasive, (IFAS Assessment) to be helpful We often hear terms such as Native plants have survived for either. If a plant keeps spread- with caring for their urban and invasive plants, exotic plants and centuries in their own habitats, Nichelle Demorest ing and expanding its territory rural properties. This list gives [email protected] noxious weeds as we become and they have been kept under in the wild, it usually earns the plant recommendations based on more committed to preserving control by weather, insects, title of “invasive.” When a state, well documented research and the legacy of Florida’s natural disease, fire and other naturally rus, vegetables, fruits and orna- federal or county government timely updates at http://plants. areas. These terms, however, are occurring constraints. Exotic mental flowers. has determined that a plant is ifas.ufl.edu/assessment.htmldu/ not interchangeable, and they can plants, also called non-native The big threat to Florida’s detrimental to health, property, assessment.html be misleading as we try to under- plants, originated somewhere natural areas occurs when one of wildlife or the environment, that stand the issues of native plant else and ended up in Florida after those “immigrant” exotics starts plant earns the title of “nox- to grow out of control, taking ■ D. Nichelle Demorest is a hor- protection. the Europeans arrived. Exotic ious weed.” A noxious weed is ticulture agent with the Columbia A native plant is defined as one plants include most of the plants over habitats and crowding out required by law to be managed County Extension of the University which was growing in Florida that we survive on and that our native plants that are less aggres- in some way. of Florida Institute of Food and before the arrival of Europeans economy depends on such as cit- sive. When no insects or diseases There are several plant lists Agricultural Sciences. HAPPENINGS Coueys to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary

Keith and Adelaide “Addie” Marcello Couey will celebrate 50 years of marriage on Aug. 4. The couple were married Sunday, Aug. 4, 1963, at Epiphany Catholic Church in Lake City. They have three children: Keith Jr. (Kelly), of Lake City; Kevin (Mary), of Lake City, and Kason of Gainesville. They also have three grandchildren: Kyle, Kristah and Kameron Couey, all of Lake City. Keith is retired from the Florida Department of Transportation, and Addie is retired from the Columbia County school system. COURTESY Adelaide and Keith Couey on their wedding Keith and Adelaide celebrated their anni- COURTESY versary in St. Augustine. day in 1963. Throngs of music fans crowd the outdoor stage at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak during one of its recent music festivals. The park was named one of the 10 best music venues in the country by an online music website. ‘Future That Never Spirit of the Suwannee ranked among best music venues in US Was’ looked fantastic From staff reports the water. outdoor setting,” Cornett “The forefathers of said. “We are fortunate By JENNIFER FORKER LIVE OAK — The Suwannee County had a to work with some of the Associated Press Spirit of the Suwannee great vision when they most professional and suc- Music Park has been chose the location of The cessful promoters in the Flying cars. Waterproof named among the 10 Spirit of the Suwannee,” music business. We are living rooms that you clean Most Beautiful Outdoor SOSMP president and blessed to have an exten- with a hose. A pool on every Venues in America. CEO James Cornett said sive network of friends in rooftop. WhiteRaverRafting.com of the honor. “From hum- our Spirit family who love Many of the old dreams lists at No. 7. ble beginnings to being coming home frequently and schemes about daily “Camping in the swamps named in the top 10 most to commune with nature, life in the 21st century of Florida couldn’t get beautiful outdoor venues enjoy some awesome didn’t come true — at least any better,” WRR states, in the country is quite an music and to make last- not yet. Author Gregory than at The Spirit of the honor. ing memories,” he added. Benford has gathered them Suwannee Music Park. “The 700-acre facility “Thanks to everyone who — along with more success- The website also features overlooking the historic participated. We are so ful predictions — in a book, a beautiful photo taken Suwannee River creates grateful for this honor!” “The Wonderful Future that during one of the parks the perfect haven for The online music Never Was” (Hearst, 2012). festivals and one of Rees hundreds of thousands of review website, created Some of the imaginative Lake with the orange hue guests to make friends and and owned by Ben Hebert, ideas just weren’t imagina- of fall upon the cypress enjoy some of the highest made the announcement tive enough, he says. tree foliage reflecting on quality music in a natural July 11. “Failures usually assumed that bigger would always be better — vast domed cities, floating air- Documentary film looks ports, personal helicopters, tunnels across continents,” Benford says. at SeaWorld’s captive whales Forecasters didn’t real- ize that being able to invent ASSOCIATED PRESS By NATALIE ROTMAN something wasn’t enough. Hearst Communications Inc. has published the book “The Associated Press “Just because high-tech Wonderful Future that Never Was” by author Gregory Benford, change is possible doesn’t who culled scientists’ and others’ predictions from the early LOS ANGELES — What mean we always want it,” 1900s through the late ’60s from “Popular Mechanics” magazine. the Oscar-winning 2009 says James B. Meigs, edi- documentary “The Cove” tor-in-chief of Popular Mechanics for this and Meigs contends. did for dolphin slaughter Mechanics magazine, not- another book, “The Amazing Robots do fine on an auto- in Japan, “Blackfish” may ing the slow-food and hand- Weapons that Never Were” mated factory line with one, do for killer whales living made-crafts movements as (Hearst, 2012). simple task, but the home in captivity while perform- high-tech counterpoints. “In the year 1900, every- environment requires an ing at marine parks. “Sometimes affluence gives one knew that technol- adaptability that robots can’t “Blackfish,” explores us the options to choose ogy drove their world and muster. what may have caused more traditional things. We would drive the future even “Getting someone to do Tilikum, a 12,000-pound ASSOCIATED PRESS choose clothing out of wool harder,” Benford writes. the dishes, butter toast, orca, to kill three peo- This undated publicity photo released by courtesy of Magnolia rather than synthetics.” “That was the single most organize the shoes in your ple, including veteran Pictures shows the whale Tilikum in a scene from “Blackfish.” Two well-known failures: prescient ‘prediction’ of the closet. Those are doable but SeaWorld trainer Dawn flying cars and jet packs. 20th century.” really tricky for a robot,” Brancheau in 2010. ance when it came to get- She recruited animal- George Jetson kissed his At mid-century, plastics says Meigs. “They have to News of Brancheau’s ting footage,” she said in behavior experts, marine wife then flew his car to seemed to offer all kinds improvise, and you know if death during a show at an interview. “I couldn’t park patrons who wit- work in the TV cartoon of possibilities: Take the humans are involved, you’ll SeaWorld in Orlando believe what I was seeing. nessed whale attacks dur- series launched in the magazine’s 1950 prediction open the refrigerator and inspired director Gabriela Once you see that, you ing performances and for- 1960s, while TV’s Buck that housewives in the year the butter won’t be in the Cowperthwaite to explore can’t unsee it. In my mind mer SeaWorld trainers will- Rogers thrilled kids of the 2000 would clean house same place.” what happened. SeaWorld that gave me my directive. ing to go on the record. 1950s by fighting evil invad- with a hose. Everything Yet 50 percent of the first claimed that the train- Now that I know the truth, “Personally, I started ers wearing a jet pack. — rugs, drapes, furniture predictions that Benford er had slipped and fall- I have to tell the truth. I learning stuff about the Such depictions created — would be waterproof, and unearthed in the magazine en; later, it said Tilikum didn’t imagine that I was animals I didn’t know, and a hunger for personal fly- the water would run down a have come true, at least in had been spooked by going to be making this I was working there,” said ing devices, but that wasn’t drain in the floor. part. Brancheau’s ponytail. film. I thought I was gonna former SeaWorld orca enough to make them a Among the idea’s many The “picture phone” was The director, who be making a completely trainer Samantha Berg. reality. drawbacks, which include predicted in 1956, for exam- has made documenta- different film about rela- Tilikum, born in the “People have produced how uncomfortable such ple; see today’s Skype calls ries for ESPN, National tionships with our animal wild near Iceland in 1983, (both) those,” says Benford. decor would be, forecast- on the Internet. Geographic, Animal counterparts. So it was was captured and sent “It’s just that neither is par- ers forgot one vital detail: And those rooftop pools? Planet, and the Discovery really learning through to a marine park near ticularly good at being a Electricity powers our They were proposed in 1928 and History channels, interviews and stuff and Vancouver before he plane or a car.” homes, and it doesn’t mix as a way to cool homes. said it took two years to seeing footage.” was sold to SeaWorld in A physics professor at well with water. Air-conditioning later make the film. She pro- Key footage became pub- Orlando. The film shows the University of California Remember how we used proved them unnecessary, cured footage from local lic after the Occupational divers trapping and kid- at Irvine and a science fic- to think we’d have robots but Meigs says the theory and national newscasts, Safety and Health napping baby whales for tion writer, Benford culled cleaning clean our homes, behind them exists in prac- people’s personal archives, Administration took shipment to theme parks scientists’ predictions from cooking our food, tending tice: as evaporative coolers and through the Freedom SeaWorld to court and the while their mothers the early 1900s through to our children? Sadly, that on home and office roof- of Information Act. images became exhibits in watched and screeched in the late 1960s from Popular one doesn’t look promising, tops. “It was just persever- the case, she said. agony. 3DLIFE

Page Editor: Jim Barr, 754-0424 LAKE CITY REPORTER LIFE SUNDAY, JULY 28, 2013 D GIRL SCOUT PERSPECTIVE Every kid should have a chance to read

one in four children will grow up believe that this is something we Editor’s Note: The follow- not knowing how to read? If an ing column by members of Girl need to fix. Some kids only get average class size is 20, then five Scout Troop 525 provides a to read at school. They don’t get of those students cannot read. youthful perspective on issues to go to the library often, and of the day. That’s five children, five people who our future depends on, and many aren’t as lucky as I am to Madison-Rose they are completely illiterate. own a lot of books. Not only is our problem that Fifty-three percent of fourth- eading can enhance children can’t read, it’s that they graders read for fun, but only 20 children’s social refuse to. Why would they if percent of eighth-graders read skills. It is proven they can play video games all that children who day? This leads to another ter- for fun. Because children don’t are readers tend rifying fact. Statistics say 50 per- have the opportunities to read Rto explore their imaginations. cent of U.S adults cannot read more, they are turning more and Reading helps children with on an eighth-grade level. Half of more to their phones and iPods understanding things like how to the United States population of for entertainment. Eventually, turn pages, respond when spo- people 18 years and older cannot ken to, to name familiar pictures read over an eighth-grade level. reading for fun is weird and “not and so on. Reading not only I don’t know about you, but this cool.” helps children, but it also creates scares me. Kayla, Madison, and I have a place for them to escape. COURTESY To help increase children’s decided to change that. We’ve When I read, I can imagine literacy right here at home, Contributors to this column are members of Girl Scout Troop 525 (from chosen to place bookcases and the settings and the characters left) Cathleen Towne, 13; Madison-Rose Patterson, 14; Brandy Britt, 15; three Girl Scouts from my troop bookends in businesses around in the book. When I was young- and Kayla Caslow, 14. are creating mobile libraries to er, I refused to read. I made put throughout the community Lake City that will be stocked every excuse not tp read. My imaginations through a good Kayla as our Girl Scout Silver Award with books aimed at children mom would not take no for an adventure book. project. We will be partnering ages from birth to 10 years answer. The first chapter book I I am working on my Girl Scout unger Games, with local businesses throughout old. We are aiming for a take read was the first Harry Potter: Silver Award right now, and our Harry Potter, town to have bookshelves strate- “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s project is to create mobile librar- Percy Jackson, gically located. You will be able a book-leave a book policy, so Stone.” My mother made me sit ies in our community to improve these are all book to take a book and return it to that we can have this continue. and read to her. children’s literacy. Our goal is series that children any of the locations, take anoth- Places that have said yes so Now, if you asked me back to have this project completed Hand teens are reading. Well, er, so on and so forth. Keep your far are Harvey’s, U Scream Ice then if I liked to read, my answer by the end of the summer. We should be reading. But child eyes out for them as the summer Cream and Smoothies, Ruppert’s would have been no. But now I hope to get people in the com- illiteracy is becoming more and comes to a close! read all of the time. In fact, my munity involved by donating more common. According to Bakery, Champ’s Pizza, and mom has to take my books away books to this project. We are research done by the National Terri’s Sweet Treats. We appre- to get me to stop. very grateful to those who have Assessment of Adult Literacy Cathleen ciate their support. Children these days do not already donated books, and to (NAAL) two out of every three hildhood illiteracy Children who won’t read often like to read because “it’s bor- the various businesses that are children that are not reading is a problem in the end up with poor reading skills. ing” or “there is no need.” supporting us by letting us use proficiently by the end of fourth United Sates. 33 per- With electronics all around us, their establishments to display grade end up in jail. That could cent of fourth-grade I believe reading is an adven- people would rather text or be our bookshelves. be your child, or your nextdoor public school stu- ture. Every kid should have the on Facebook than explore their neighbor. Did you know that Cdents read below grade level. I chance to learn to love reading. FRESH: Two local schools in USDA’s Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Program Continued From Page 1D

While the fruit or vegeta- provided funds to purchase products, and this program bles are being distributed fresh fruits and vegetables gives them the chance. to the students, the teach- in four states — Indiana, By modeling eating hab- ers get the chance to edu- Ohio, Michigan and Iowa. its in school, the education cate the group about the The following school creates healthy behaviors, daily selection. Information year, Congress elected to Coughlin said. may include where the expand the program and “Putting it all together fruit came from, where make it permanent under helps children connect the it’s grown or how it can be the National School Lunch dots,” she said. “Then they prepared. Act. That year four states can take the information Strawberries always were added. In 2008, the home to mom or dad... For seem to be the most popu- program went nationwide, really exotic items, parents lar, Gassett said. finally reaching Florida. might not run out and get “I think if I had this as According to Coughlin, them. But we’re serving a kid, I would eat beets to the program is meant to items that may be routine this day — maybe,” she combat childhood obesity to parents or older kids, said. by teaching healthy eating while the younger kids While Coughlin sub- habits. The district receives haven’t had the chance to mitted four schools in $50 per student each taste them yet.” Columbia County for the school year to purchase a Five Points Principal program, only Niblack and variety of produce, which Terri Metrick agrees with Five Points met the qualifi- currently comes from Coughlin. According to her, cations. The schools must JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Gordon Food Service or the children at Five Points be elementary schools with Five Points Elementary School principal Terri Metrick takes a bite out of an orange slice KC’s Produce. will be excited. a high percentage of stu- while preparing fresh fruit. Metrick is excited about starting the new fresh fruit and vegetable Coughlin plans to serve “Instead of a sugary dents on free and reduced- program and the new foods they will be introducing to the children -- including starfruit, kiwi, the snacks three days a treat, it’s a healthy snack,” cost lunch programs. Also, week until April. Many she added. “Not every the school must be in a Satsuma oranges, strawberries, blueberries, broccoli and snow peas. students do not have the child will always have a district that participates in selected in Alachua County not have any participating by Congress in 2002. It opportunity to try certain healthy snack.” the National School Lunch for the program. However, schools. Program, as well as submit Union County, Suwannee The Fresh Fruit and an annual application. County, Gilchrist County Vegetable Program began Five schools were also and Hamilton County did as a pilot project created

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Robinson to play during ended up at Yours Truly, a listen to Savannah play her the 1946 season’s spring one-of-a-kind gift shop with acoustic guitar and sing. training. exceptional service and She was a beautiful girl of Upon our arrival we style. Here, you can have 15 with so much talent. realized that Ivy Lane was your specialty gifts pack- Overall this was a pleas- closed between shifts and aged and custom wrapped ant side trip off the beach wouldn’t reopen until 5 to suit your needs. Susan in Daytona and a must do p.m. It was about 3:30, so and I both purchased again. It’s funny how you we strolled down a few extra-long-stemmed wine learn about new areas that blocks and entered McK’s glasses and had them really aren’t new at all. You Tavern. This was a cool wrapped to bring home. just have to take that leap bar that also had a store Back at Ivy Lane, off the beaten path and with hundreds of craft we were welcomed by change up your routine beers you could mix and Michael and Mandy. We to find those unexpected match by the six pack to started off with a glass treasures. purchase. After perusing of wine and shared the I’ve been to Daytona the store, we bellied up to best flat bread appetizer. many times and stayed the bar. We both settled It had goat cheese on it, on the water somewhere, for a Stella and ordered so I knew we couldn’t go either on the beach or the an appetizer to share. wrong with it. intercoastal or was at the Unfortunately, they didn’t While we were enjoying racetrack, but never before offer flights to taste, but our dinner and conversa- took the road less trav- our bartender David was tion, someone from the eled here like I do in most most accommodating any- Daytona Music Society other areas when given the time I asked for a taste of came in about setting up opportunity. something interesting that one of their all-star musi- I highly recommend I found on their extensive cians. It was the last Friday Ivy Lane Bistro and Wine menu. After sampling in June and we learned Room and McK’s Tavern some IPA’s, a pilsner and that the Front Porch if you have the time, and a lager, we began to walk Friday Festival was hap- don’t forget to stop in at back to Ivy Lane for din- pening. We felt fortunate Yours Truly. ner. to have hit upon this won- On our way, we saw a lot derful experience. ■ Sandy Kishton is a free- of the stores with sidewalk Another appetizer of lance travel writer who lives specials and sales and succulent coconut shrimp, in Lake City. Contact her at tastings of their own. We then we moved outside to [email protected]. 4DLIFE

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Å Drop Dead Diva “Fool for Love” (N) (:01) Devious Maids “Walking the Dog” (:02) ›‡ “Obsessed” (2009) Idris Elba. USA 33 105 242 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Burn Notice “Psychological Warfare” BET 34 124 329 (5:30) ›› “Death at a Funeral” (2010, Comedy) Keith David. Premiere. Å Sunday Best “Blessed Assurance” (N) Sunday Best “Blessed Assurance” Sunday Best “United By Faith” Sunday Best “United By Faith” Å ESPN 35 140 206 SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Å a MLB Baseball St. Louis Cardinals at Atlanta Braves. From Turner Field in Atlanta. (N) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å ESPN2 36 144 209 E WTA Tennis 2013 CrossFit Games (N) (Live) NHRA Drag Racing Sonoma Nationals. From Sonoma, Calif. (N Same-day Tape) Å 2013 CrossFit Games SUNSP 37 - - Into the Blue Saltwater Exp. Flats Class Ship Shape TV Sprtsman Adv. 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Å (DVS) HLN 40 202 204 Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives Mystery Detectives FNC 41 205 360 FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace Stossel Huckabee E! 45 114 236 (4:00) ››› “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” ››› “American Pie” (1999) Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth. Premiere. Keeping Up With the Kardashians (N) Total Divas “Welcome to the WWE” Keeping Up With the Kardashians TRAVEL 46 196 277 Steak Paradise 3 Å Bikinis-Board. Bikinis-Board. Xtreme Waterparks Coaster Wars Rock My RV Rock My RV Adam Richman’s Adam Richman’s BBQ Crawl Å BBQ Crawl Å HGTV 47 112 229 House Hunters Hunters Int’l House Hunters Hunters Int’l Beyond Spelling Manor (N) Å Love It or List It, Too (N) Å Brother vs. Brother (N) Å House Hunters Hunters Int’l TLC 48 183 280 Say Yes: ATL Say Yes: ATL Breaking Amish: LA “Family Secrets” Sister Wives “Picking Up the Pieces” Sister Wives (N) Å Breaking Amish: LA “Exodus” (N) (:01) Sister Wives Å HIST 49 120 269 Mountain Men “Three Toes Returns” Mountain Men “Bloody Sunday” Å Mountain Men “No Way Out” Å Mountain Men “Disaster Strikes” (N) Ice Road Truckers “Art of War” (N) God, Guns & God, Guns & ANPL 50 184 282 Gator Boys “Gator Boy Knockout” Gator Boys: Xtra Bites (N) Gator Boys: Xtra Bites “Gatorzilla” (N) Call of Wildman Call-Wildman Gator Boys “Gator Girl Smackdown” Call of Wildman Call-Wildman FOOD 51 110 231 Chopped Recipes to use with leftovers. 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Å The Killing “Six Minutes” (N) Å The Killing “Six Minutes” Å The Killing “Six Minutes” Å COM 62 107 249 Futurama Å (:31) Futurama (:01) Futurama (:32) Futurama (:02) Futurama (:33) Futurama (:03) Futurama (:34) Futurama (:04) South Park The boys cross into a new dimension. (:36) Drunk History CMT 63 166 327 Monster Garage (:45) Monster Garage “Backyard Monsters II” Å Hillbillies for Hire Hillbillies for Hire Bounty Hunters Bounty Hunters Fat Cops Å Fat Cops Å World’s Most Amazing Videos Å NGWILD 108 190 283 (5:00) Waking the Baby Mammoth Clan of the Meerkat Fight for Life “Slum Monkey” (N) Fight for Life “Lion Pride Takeover” (N) Wild Alaska Fight for Life “Slum Monkey” NGC 109 186 276 Manhattan Mob Rampage Bloods and Crips: L.A. Gangs Miami Drug Cartel Inside the American Mob (N) Inside the American Mob (N) Inside the American Mob SCIENCE 110 193 284 Firefl y Crime lord captures captain. Firefl y Saffron steals a valuable gun. Firefl y “The Message” Å Firefl y “Heart of Gold” Å Firefl y “Objects in Space” Å Firefl y “The Message” Å ID 111 192 285 Evil Twins “Twin Kings of London” Deadly Devotion “Killer Party” Å Dateline on ID Å Dateline on ID “The Plot Thickens” (N) On the Case With Paula Zahn (N) Dateline on ID Å HBO 302 300 501 (5:00) ››‡ “Cowboys & Aliens” (2011) (:10) ›‡ “Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” (2012) Benjamin Walker. ‘R’ Å True Blood “In the Evening” (N) Å The Newsroom “Willie Pete” (N) Å True Blood “In the Evening” Å MAX 320 310 515 (:05) ››› “Die Hard With a Vengeance” (1995, Action) Bruce Willis. ‘R’ Å (:15) ››‡ “Horrible Bosses” (2011, Comedy) Jason Bateman. ‘NR’ Å Strike Back Å (10:50) Strike Back Serena SHOW 340 318 545 “Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” Dexter “Scar Tissue” Å Ray Donovan “Black Cadillac” Dexter “This Little Piggy” (N) Å Ray Donovan Ezra has an accident. (N) Ray Donovan Ezra has an accident.

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Varied Programs TBN 52 260 372 Varied Programs Behind the Scenes Varied Programs James Robison Today The 700 Club John Hagee Today Varied Programs Praise the Lord FSN-FL 56 - - MLB Baseball Varied Programs SYFY 58 122 244 Varied Programs AMC 60 130 254 (11:45) Movie Varied Programs COM 62 107 249 Varied Programs (:17) Futurama (4:48) Futurama It’s Always Sunny CMT 63 166 327 Varied Programs NGWILD 108 190 283 Dog Whisperer Varied Programs NGC 109 186 276 Alaska State Troopers Border Wars Wild Justice Varied Programs SCIENCE 110 193 284 Varied Programs ID 111 192 285 Dateline on ID Scorned: Love Kills Scorned: Love Kills Varied Programs Sins & Secrets FBI: Criminal Pursuit Wicked Attraction HBO 302 300 501 (11:45) Movie Movie Varied Programs MAX 320 310 515 (11:10) Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs SHOW 340 318 545 Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs

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ARIES (March 21-April THE LAST WORD SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 19): You won’t agree with 21): You deserve a break. Hunt begins for wedding gift everyone, but don’t fuss Eugenia Word Travel plans or visiting or engage in conflicts. Go people you love to spend ordered but never delivered about your business and perspective on a situa- time with will bring new do the best you can. A tion you face. Fighting meaning to your personal DEAR ABBY: My daugh- approached me today and change of location or get- against the inevitable is a plans. ★★★ ter was married recently told me his wife usually ting together with people waste of time and energy. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. and has been sending out naps from 2 to 4 every who share your enthusi- Live in the moment and 22-Dec. 21): Make a resi- her thank-you notes. When afternoon, and the noise asm will lead to good for- enjoy what life brings you. dential move and invest in she checked her registry I make is disturbing her. tune. ★★★ Positive over negative is something solid and long- to determine if all her gifts Until he told me that, I had TAURUS (April 20-May the answer. ★★ term. Nurture what you had been accounted for, no idea their downstairs 20): Share your opinions LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): already have and exploit she saw that her stepbroth- bedroom is only a few feet and plans for the future Someone is withholding your talents, but don’t let er and his wife purchased Abigail Van Buren from our communal fence. with friends or relatives. information. You have to someone you love hold a gift, but it was not mailed www.dearabby.com (My workshop is right up You may want to make question the motives of you back or put you down. by the department store. against the fence.) a couple of last-minute the people you are deal- ★★★★★ We’re assuming that it that a merchant provide Would it be rude to changes, but before doing ing with personally and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- was brought to the wed- proof of delivery. That way suggest she find another so, make sure you won’t professionally. Avoid secret Jan. 19): Don’t let an emo- ding, but it’s nowhere to the recipient signs for the time to nap or maybe hurt someone in the pro- entanglements. ★★★★★ tional issue ruin your day. be found. How can we package, and everyone is sleep in another room? I cess. Help others by mak- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Partnerships may be under resolve this delicate situa- assured it didn’t “fall off can’t imagine having to ing unique suggestions. 22): Impulsive spending or pressure, but if you com- offering help to a group or tion? She wants to tell her the truck.” sit around and waste time ★★★ promise, you can persuade sister-in-law, but she is ** ** ** every afternoon waiting for GEMINI (May 21-June individual without finding the people who count in concerned it might have DEAR ABBY: We her to finish her nap, espe- 20): Rethink your plan out all the facts first will be your life to see things your been an oversight and be recently moved to another cially since she has most of attack regarding your a mistake. Love is in the way. ★★ embarrassing. She plans neighborhood. Most of of the day to nap while I’m professional pursuits. Look stars, along with emotional AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- to contact the wedding the residents are elderly. at work. -- D.I.Y. GUY at your work history and overspending. ★★★ Feb. 18): A change in the venue, but it has been Our closest neighbors are DEAR D.I.Y. GUY: I’m remember the people you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. way you earn your living three weeks and you’d a very nice couple in their pretty sure your neighbor’s have worked with and for. 22): Follow your path, not or the way you handle the think if something had 70s. We’ve gotten along wife takes her naps at the It’s a good time to recon- someone else’s. A change beliefs and traditions you been left behind that they well, but a problem has time of day when she needs nect or put old skills to of plans may unnerve you, were raised with will make but you must stick to what would have contacted arisen and I’m not sure one, and she would be good use. a difference to your future. ★★★★ works best for you. Look her. We are also going to how to handle it. unable to adjust her sleep CANCER (June 21-July Discipline will help you out for your best interests. check with the friends who I am a keen do-it-your- schedule to accommodate 22): Embrace change and reach your goals, allowing packed up the cars. Any self enthusiast. When I get you. However, your idea of you will get a different ★★★ you to see new possibili- other ideas? -- STEVE IN home from work at 2 p.m., suggesting she try sleep- ties. ★★★★ FLORIDA I love to go into my work- ing in another part of the CELEBRITY CIPHER PISCES (Feb. 19-March DEAR STEVE: Because shop and work on one of house so she won’t be dis- 20): Embrace whatever your daughter knows a the many projects I always turbed is a good one. comes your way and work gift was purchased by have going. I’ll do this for Or you might agree to a alongside the people who her stepbrother and his a couple of hours until my compromise so she starts offer the most promising wife, she should ask them wife and kids get home. I her mid-day rest period a opportunities. Change is how it was to be delivered admit, it probably gets a little earlier, and you start inevitable and compro- because it might have bit noisy with all the power your projects a little later. mise is necessary, but in been lost en route. Such tools, hammers, etc., and ■ Write Dear Abby at the end, it will bring good things have been known I usually leave the door www.DearAbby.com or results. Romance is high- to happen, which is why it open to let some air in. P.O. Box 69440, Los lighted and will improve is always wise to request My neighbor Angeles, CA 90069. your love life. ★★★ SUNDAY CROSSWORD No. 0721

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