MIDWEEK:OCT. 10-13, 2018 FOOTBALL - WEEK 7 Correspondent Seminole, Oviedo honors Crooms ready for Thursday Teacher of the Year showdown See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5

AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2018 H Vol. 127, No. 18 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Rescue Outreach Mission names new Osteen couple hospitalized ASSOCIATED PRESS executive director after lengthy search with mysterious disease AFTER A BITTER NOMINA- HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin TION PROCESS, DAY 1 ON HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin THE BENCH A man and a woman were hospitalized in Osteen on Sunday after coming down with a Brett Kavanaugh is about to The Rescue Outreach Mission, disease not identified to the public, officials hear his first arguments as a Seminole County’s only homeless say. Supreme Court justice, becoming shelter, has a new Executive Director They were reportedly at their farm at 345 the fifth solidly conservative ju- in Rosalyn Thomas after months Black Lake Road in Osteen, at which they rist on the high court. searching for a new leader. claimed some of their animals had previously Thomas started her new job on See OSTEEN, Page 7 PAPER PUBLISHES POSSI- Sept. 17 of this year. She comes with a BLY LAST IMAGE OF MISS- work history with nonprofit groups, a ING SAUDI REPORTER PhD in Children and Family Studies and a Master’s degree in social work. The Washington Post pub- And she wants to repair the image of County: Airbnb will be lishes a surveillance image the Rescue Outreach Mission after it showing its missing Saudi con- was revealed funds were misused last Rosalyn Thomas, who holds multiple degreesHerald inphoto social by work Larry and Griffin has tributor walking into the Saudi year. taxed the same as hotels worked in nonprofits before, will now be the new Executive Director of Consulate in Istanbul a week Rescue Outreach Mission. See MISSION, Page 6 ago, just before he disappeared. HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin

HURRICANE MICHAEL ON As of Tuesday’s Seminole County Com- COURSE FOR NORTH mission meeting, Airbnb will now be collect- FLORIDA ing bed tax from hosts in the area, HALLOWEEN IS ON ITS WAY delivering the funds to the county as hotels The Category 1 storm is would normally do. strengthening over warm tropi- Airbnb, a mega-popular online vacation cal waters amid fears it will in- rental service, allows users to find people in tensify into a major hurricane the area who have beds or rooms available before striking Florida's north- for short periods of time while on vacation east Gulf Coast by midweek. or for other travel purposes. 10 MINUTES OF TERROR See AIRBNB, Page 3

A quake, a tsunami and a fam- ily's son gone missing in a catas- trophe that was shocking even by the standards of disaster- Former Brevard Clerk trial prone Indonesia. continues in Seminole RED FLAGS SEEN IN DEADLY LIMO CRASH HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the driver didn't The case of former Brevard County Clerk of Courts Mitch Needelman, on trial for fraud See AP, Page 7 and bribery from over five years ago, is still trudging on in Seminole County as he and See TRIAL, Page 6 Hurricane Michael gains strength, A creepy skeleton sits at the corner of Park Avnue and 2nd Street in front of aHerald local antique photo bystore. Tommy Vincent takes aim at north Florida See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 7 Couple killed in murder-suicide in Sanford around Seminole County See page 4

STOCKS OF HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin LOCAL INTEREST SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Two are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in the Carriage Cove neighborhood in Sanford, Allegiant $118.71 police report. Bombardier $3.25 The incident was discovered around noon on Monday. Sanford Faro $58.69 Police reported to the home at Invacare $14.15 Twin Coach Court to check on the NextEra $173.77 well-being of one resident, Cathy Kramarcik, after she didn’t report Tractor Supply $89.26 to work as she was supposed to Toro $56.48 that day. Co-workers reportedly said Wells Fargo $53.68 she’d been having problems with her husband, Edward Kramarcik, before Monday. When police arrived, they found both Kramarciks deceased due to Charlotte Mansur gunshot wounds, a press release Herald High School Correspondent Edward and Cathy Kramarcik (above) were found deceasedPhoto contributed Monday in their Carriage Cove home from an apparent murder-suicide. See COVE, Page 11 Hagerty High School PAGE 2 • Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Annual Fall HBCU Cookout to be held in October in Fort Mellon Park

By Sheralyn Brinson nounced the couple husband and wife and presented them to their The Seminole County Chapter of guests as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ed- the FAMU (Florida Agricultural and wards, Jr. The congregation received Mechanical University) Alumni As- them with applause and cheers of sociation will have their Annual Fall congratulations. HBCU Cookout on Saturday, Octo- A reception was held in the ber 13, 2018, at Ft. Mellon Park, Church Fellowship Hall which was (Pavilion #6), 600 E. First Street in elegantly decorated in the wedding downtown Sanford on the riverfront. colors. The newlyweds and their All area HBCU (Historically Black wedding party were introduced by Colleges and Universities) alumni, Pastor Edwards. Following dinner, family and friends are invited to this the cake was cut and shared; the free cookout; come and represent garter was tossed and so was the your school. High school students bouquet. Toasts were raised by the who plan to attend FAMU this year Matron of Honor for the Bride and and their parents are invited. Infor- the Best Man for the groom. There mation will be on hand regarding was dancing, posing for pictures and FAMU admission requirements. great fun and fellowship. FAMU graduate students and for- Happy Birthday to Ms. Pam Walker Three hundred family members mer FAMU enrollees are also in- Byrd, Bus Monitor at the Seminole and friends came from far and near vited. Andre Neal, Chapter County Public Schools Transportation to share in this very special day. The Norma Jean Woodard and Ernest Edwards, Jr. Photos contributed President; Stewart Baker, Reporter. Dept.; she’s a member of New Zion newlyweds expressed thanks to P.B. Church in Midway. everyone for their love and support. • “Once in a while, in the middle Wedding Coordinators were Marilyn of ordinary lives, love blossoms and Williams. A medley of beautiful dress with spaghetti straps; her ac- Dupree and Yolanda Dixon; Reggie gives us a beautiful love story.” music was playing, “You’re My cessories were silver. Bridesmaids Cross was the Musician. Congratu- Family and friends gathered at St. late Annie Bell and Henderson lations and best wishes to Mr. and Woodard, Sr. Ms. Argie Edwards Greatest Inspiration” by Teddy Pen- were Elaine Edwards (sister-in-law), Paul Missionary Baptist Church in dergrass and “Why I Love You” by Shirlene Smith (friend), and Chedda Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Jr.; the couple Sanford, Florida on Saturday, June Cofield lit a candle in memory of the resides in Sanford, FL. Groom’s parents, the late Nellie and Major. Edwards (sister-in-law). They wore 23, 2018, at 3: p.m., for the wedding The handsome groom wore an marine-blue dresses, with silver ac- of Norma Jean Woodard and Ernest Ernest Edwards, Sr. • The Feeding Ministry at St. The beautiful bride wore an ivory, ivory suit, white shirt, and marine cessories and carried a bouquet of Edwards, Jr. The groom’s brother, blue bow tie, accentuated by a single mixed flowers. Samantha Butler Matthew M.B. Church, 3724 E. Main Pastor Sammie J. Edwards, Sr., offici- floor-length sleeveless wedding Street in Sanford/Midway, will be gown from David’s Bridal Collec- pink rose with silver silk ribbon bou- (friend) and Taisha White (friend) ated. tonniere. The Groom’s brother, served as Ushers. serving meals on Sat., Oct. 20th; Wedding bells rang and beautiful tion. The bodice was adorned with from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. This event lace and she wore a silver belt with Bernard Edwards was the Best Man. Little Miss Laylah Sinclair and Lit- music flowed throughout the sanctu- The Groomsmen were Allen Smith tle Miss Evonyoe King were the is free and open to the community. ary as guests arrived. The church sequins and ivory flowers. Her One of the Feeding Ministry’s goals floor-length ivory veil completed (friend), Henry Dye, Jr., (friend), Flower Girls. They were pretty in was beautifully decorated with flow- Oscar Edwards (brother), and pink dresses and silver shoes, carry- is to make a difference in the com- ers, tulle and silk ribbons in the awe- this very attractive look. Her acces- munity by feeding those who don’t sories were silver and gray shoes Michael Edwards (brother; he also ing baskets of pink rose petals which some color theme of marine blue, served as an Usher). The Best Man they sprinkled along the aisle. The always have access to a hot meal, pink and silver. and a silver necklace with matching and they reference the Bible, “For I teardrop earrings. She carried a and the Groomsmen wore black Ringbearers were Zaylen Dye and The double ring ceremony began tuxedos, white shirts; marine blue Kemoni Goodman. was hungry and you gave me some- with the lighting of candles in loving bouquet of pink and white roses, thing to eat, I was thirsty and you adorned with silver silk ribbon. vests, bow ties and boutonnieres. The couple exchanged vows and memory of the couple’s parents. Ms. The Bride’s goddaughter, Marilyn rings and lit the Unity Candle. Mrs. gave me something to drink, …” Cassandra Freeman lit a candle in The Bride was escorted and given (Matthew 25:35). Rev. Leonard L.J. in marriage by her son, Willie Dupree, served as Matron of Honor. Lateisha Carter-Dixon sang, “The memory of the Bride’s parents, the She wore a marine-blue, floor length Lord’s Prayer”. Pastor Edwards pro- Wilson, Pastor.

HeraldBy Rachel Arts SimmonsColumnist October’s in full swing so Alive After 5 is this Thurs- thing: Rocktoberfest. Jam out ment of children who have a ARTS ALIVE: let’s get down to it! day the 11th in downtown to 80s’ and 90’s hits performed passion for performance. Oktoberfest Sanford which means one by Rockit Fly in Magnolia Showtimes are this Friday and Square. October-themed craft Saturday at 7:00 PM and this beers are provided by Celery Sunday the 14th at 2 p.m. Tick- City. Party kicks off at 5 p.m. ets are $12 per person and $6 Oktoberfest is here! From for children under thirteen the 12th to the 14th, Holler- years of age. bach’s Willow Tree Cafe hosts Also this Thursday and Fri- its annual German street party day, embark on a haunted tour in historic downtown Sanford. of downtown Sanford in the Feast on every variety of Historical Ghost Walk. Be- schnitzel and wurst teller, guz- tween 8 and 9:30 p.m., dis- zle imported draft beer out of cover tales of both old and a glass boot, and move your new ghost activity in the feet to live polka music. Check downtown area, culminating online to see the full list of en- in a stroll through a haunted tertainment bringing you the building. All ages are wel- authentic Oktoberfest experi- come. Availability is limited so ence. Admission is free. get your tickets online or from Storytelling Time! the Sanford Homebrew Shop Downtown Sanford’s The- for $15. Feel free to bring ater West End is showing Dis- water or any other soft bever- ney’s The Lion King, Jr. as age. part of their Rising Stars pro- This Weekʼs Movie Treas- gram. The Lion King Jr. fea- ures tures classic songs from the It’s not officially the Hal- 1994 film as well as additional loween season until you in- songs from the Broadway pro- dulge in the cult classic duction. The Rising Stars pro- musical Rocky Horror Picture gram invites children between Show. Playing at the Enzian grades second to eighth to Theater on Monday, October participate in multiweek, af- 15th from 9:30 p.m., this rock terschool rehearsals that pro- musical features the infamous vide arts education and transvestite scientist Dr. performing opportunities. Frank-N-Furter and his wild Theater West End endeavors cast of characters, including to nurture the intellectual, the rocking biker played by artistic, and personal develop- Meat Loaf. Before the screen- ing, enjoy live music in the En- zien’s Eden Bar by musician Dennis Gallo. Reserve your tickets on the theater’s web- site. Also hosted by the Enzian Theater is this month’s Pop- corn Flick in the Park. Camp out in Winter Park’s Central Park this Thursday the 11th to watch the 1961 horror film The Pit and the Pendulum, loosely based on Edgar Allen Poe’s short story of the same name. This 8:00 PM screening is free to the public.

By Rachel Sammons. Email art news and tips to rsam- [email protected]. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

There He Goes Again see a lot of people using them down there." The City of Sanford, in a green mo- ment, converted five downtown parking Mr. Davis needs a better set of hearing spaces from normal use to exclusive use aids and glasses plus a functioning com- as charging stations for expensive feder- puter. He can spend the whole day ally tax subsidized electric vehicles. No "down there" and never see a vehicle other cities in the county fell for the scam. hooked up to any of the charging stations. Eventually, the City decided to charge $1 His own staff told him revenue to the City for use of the spaces. A two hour limit was about $100 per month and it cost the was imposed. (A Tesla takes hours and City $1,400 per year to operate them. hours to recharge its 7,000 little flashlight batteries.) Sharpening his pencil he would see that 100x12= $1,200 A loss of $200 per At the last meeting of the Sanford year. Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency, (CRA), it was revealed that the At a dollar per two hours, the figures charging station revenue doesn't cover the show a dismal 100 times a month that the upkeep cost of the things. Furthermore, stations are used. Since there are five of naturally, the company that installed them them, that works out to 20 times a month says they are out of date and need to be on average for each one. Ten days a replaced. One justification given for con- month they are empty, doing nobody any tinuing to pay for them was that they con- good. The days they are used, most of the tributed to the City's image as a "smart time the space is unoccupied. city". Converting the three that border 1st The CRA Chairman, Charles Davis, Street back to general parking will gener- said he had heard of enough people using ate tax revenue rather than a warm fuzzy the charging stations to justify their pres- feeling for saving the planet. ence. He was also quoted as saying, "You

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A bed tax, or the Tourist Development Tax more formally, is collected on the revenue from any rental unit used for six months or less. The move was voted in on the consent agenda at Tuesday’s meeting. The rule takes effect December 1, and makes Seminole County the latest Florida county to adopt it, following adjacent counties Orange, Brevard and Polk. Airbnb spokesman Ben Breit and Seminole County Commission Chair John Horan both said the deal was a good one for everyone involved: local hosts, Airbnb and the county. “It’s good for local hosts because they no longer need to worry about these highly com- plex taxes which were designed for hotels,” Breit wrote to the Sanford Herald. “And it’s good for the County because it streamlines the tax collection process and delivers new rev- enue. So we really developed this tax collection tool in service to local governments like Seminole County and our local host community who want to pay their fair share.” Horan praised the ways it would streamline the ways the county could collect bed taxes. “It encourages people who have properties for rent to register,” he said. Horan added that Airbnb and bed tax issues weren’t as big of an issue in Seminole County as opposed to Orange and Osceola, since Seminole County’s hotel industry wasn’t as robust. But he still thought it was good to make things simpler and easier in terms of tax collection. PAGE 4 • Midweek: October 10 to 13, 2018 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY

COMMUNITY EVENTS WESH’s Amy Sweezey speaks at Newcomers Luncheon

Hirams Lodge snakes. Call 386-668-3840. Thursday, Oct. 11, 9:30 Teen TLC a.m., South Seminole Tem- Saturday, Oct. 13, 2 to 3:30 ple, 122 Triplet Drive, Cas- p.m., North Branch Library, selberry. Light refreshments. 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- ford. Free. Middle & high Master Gardener speaks schoolers. Annual pumpkin Thursday, Oct. 11, 1 p.m., paint off. Paint pumpkins, DeBary Hall Historic Site, win money. Registration re- 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. quired. Call 407-665-1620. Free. Howard Jeffries will explain about container gar- Images of Sanford dening. Learn how to grow Calendar Reveal healthy fruits, vegetables Saturday, Oct. 13, 6 p.m., and herbs. Jeffries will dis- Jeanine Taylor Folk Art, First cuss what plants to use; Street, Sanford. Images of which containers to select; Sanford presented by San- and the light, water and fer- ford Historic Trust will re- tilizer requirements of con- veal the 2019 calendar. tainer gardens. Call 386-668-3840. Hallowed Treats Wrestling Batik Art Workshop Saturday, Oct. 13, 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 11, 6 p.m., doors open, 7 p.m. bell time, Ol' Barn Junktiques Events, Palmetto Avenue Baptist 2993 W. Osceola Rd., Church Gym, 2626 S. Pal- Geneva. Call 407-617-5703. metto Ave., Sanford. To ben- efit Compassionate Hands & SPC Meeting Hearts Charity. Call 407-431- Photo contributed Friday, Oct. 12, 10 a.m. to 1084. 12 p.m., Seminole County Newcomers of Central Florida members recently enjoyed a visit from WESH-TV Meterologist Amy Sweezey at their September luncheon. Sheriff's Office (1st floor The event was held at Embassy Suites by Hilton hotel in Altamonte Springs. Top left: Guest speaker WESH-TV Meteorologist Amy Embracing Hope community room), Sanford. Sweezey discussed the two weather-related children's books she has written. Top center:(Left to right) Joan Orlowsky, Joan Bove, Judy Saturday, Oct. 13, 6 to 9:30 Seminole Prevention Coali- Babine, Linda Gallagher and Sharon Shulman. Top right: (seated) Diane Antaya, Valerie Bush and Elizabeth Ryan; (standing) Joann p.m., Orlando Marriott Lake tion will meet. Speakers will Mazefsky and Catherine Eversley. Bottom left: Co-VP-Programs Caroline Dawson and Dru Juhl greeted speaker Amy Sweezey. Mary, 1501 International show "Resilience - The Biol- Bottom center (seated) Marcia Hahn, Pam Feldman and DeDe Fluhr; standing: Barbara Moore, Jenny Iacovazzi, Diana Engling and Parkway, Lake Mary. Auc- ogy of Stress & The Science Marge Ahearn. Bottom right: Mary Beth Russo, Betsy Kraynick and Ronnie Telzer tion & dinner to benefit sin- of Hope." gle mothers outreach. Call 407-331-6436. Country Jam Oviedo City Council recognizes Orlando Tampa Friday, Oct. 12, 6 to 9 Astronomy Club p.m., Lake Concord Park, Saturday, Oct. 13, 7 p.m. Casselberry. WOLF radio & to 12 a.m., Trotwood Park, Volleyball Academy (OTVA) Girls team Kendall Marvel headlining. 701 Northern Way, Winter Food trucks. Call 407-262- Springs. Florida Astronomi- 7700 ext. 1507 for info. cal Society onsite with tele- scopes for public viewing. Fundraising Banquet Friday, Oct. 12, 6 p.m., Or- Sunset Cinema lando Marriott Lake Mary, Saturday, Oct. 13, 7:30 to 1501 International Parkway, 10 p.m., Cranes Roost, Alta- Lake Mary. "Answering the monte Springs. Bring your Call" Fundraising Banquet chairs and blankets to watch for the Sanford & Oviedo Goosebumps in Cranes Pregnancy Centers. RSVP to Roost Park. This free event 407-323-3384. is hosted by St. Stephen Lutheran Church. Food and Sanford Riverwalk 5K beverages available for pur- Saturday, Oct. 13, 7 a.m., chase. Photo contributed Seminole Blvd., Sanford. The Oviedo City Council recently recognized the Orlando Tampa Volleyball Academy (OTVA) 12 North Pedro girls volleyball team based Crooms Academy of Infor- Big SIT in Oviedo for winning the 12 American Division at the USA Volleyball Girls Jr. National Championship. USA Volleyball (USAV) is the na- mation Technology hosts the Sunday, Oct. 14, Lake Jes- tional governing body for the sport of volleyball in the United States and is recognized as such by the Federation Internationale de Volley- event. Register at sup Park, Sanford. Each or- ball and the United States Olympic Committee (USOC).. The USAV Girlsʼ Jr. National Championship tournament is also referred to as http://riverwalk5k.croom- ganization picks a spot & Junior Olympics. Teams must earn a “bid” through a qualifying tournament, to attend. This year the tournament were held in Detroit, sweb.org will sit to count birds who Michigan at the end of June. Forty-eight (48) teams from across the country competed in the 12 American division. The OTVA 12 North enter their viewing circle. In Pedro girls volleyball team finished in first place with a 10-1 record, beating out a North Texas team in the championship match. The Poker Run the past, as many as 50 OTVA 12 North Pedro girls volleyball team is the first Oviedo OTVA team in five (5) years to qualify for the USAV Girls Jr. National Cham- Saturday, Oct. 13, 9 a.m. species have been pionships, and the first to win the championship and bring home a gold medal. registration, 10:30 a.m. kick- counted. For more informa- stands up. Fundraiser for tion go to www.semi- Winter Springs High School noleaudubon.org Seminole Audubon Society members gather for bird watching JROTC & sponsored by Win- ter Springs Veteran of For- Gandhi Day of Service eigh Wars Post 5405. Basket Walk Members of the Semi- raffles, 50/50s, drink, food Sunday, Oct. 14, 8:30 a.m. nole Audubon Society re- & music. Email to 12:30 p.m., Cranes Roost cently enjoyed a day of [email protected] Park, Altamonte Springs. bird watching around . Honor the legacy of Mo- Seminole County. Forest Therapy Walk hatma Gandhi with a day of Saturday, Oct. 13, 9 to 11 service and a remembrance Photo contributed a.m., Geneva Wilderness walk. The event features a Center, 3485 N. County health fair providing atten- Road 426, Geneva. $5 for dees with an opportunity to ages 18 & up. Call 407-665- learn more about their bod- 2211. ies, exercise and food. The event also provides pack- NextStep Walk aged meals for those in Saturday, Oct. 13, 10 a.m. need. to 1 p.m., Cranes Roost, Al- tamonte Springs. Walk to Fall Bazaar help provide those living Sunday, Oct. 14, 10 a.m. to with spinal cord injuries the 4 p.m., 2874 Sanford Ave., opportunity to achieve their Sanford. Free. Arts & crafts, greatest recovery potential artisan foods, vegan donuts, and an increased quality of full bar, kids play area, live life. Witness the hard work entertainment, dog & cat and amazing progress of adoptions, pumpkin patch. Next Step's clients as they Sponsored by American Le- walk down the red carpet. gion Post 53 in Sanford. General registration fee is $10. Registration begins at German Music Concert 9:15 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, 1 p.m., DeBary Hall Historic Site, Flag Disposal Ceremony 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. Saturday, Oct. 13, 11 a.m., Key Tunes Trio & Central Fleet Reserve, 3040 W. SR 46, Florida Accordion Club will Sanford. Lunch will follow play traditional German the flag disposal ceremony music. Call 386-668-3840. at 12 noon. Hypno Yoga Senior Fall Festival Sundays, Oct. 14, 21, 28, Saturday, Oct. 13, 11 a.m. Nov. 11 & 18, 6 to 7:30 p.m., to 3 p.m., DOH, 300 W. Air- Sat Nam Wellness Center, port Blvd., Sanford. Over 50 207 O'Brien Rd., Cassel- vendors. Call 407-323-7306. berry.$15 drop in or $50 for the 5 class series - advance Snakes purchase. Chair Yoga & hyp- Saturday, Oct. 13, 1 p.m., notic suggestions for weight DeBary Hall Historic Site, loss. Email ty@vital- 198 Sunrise Blvd., DeBary. lifeyoga.com . Local author, Marcia Meara will present a slide show Movie Night featuring many Central Monday, Oct. 15, 5:45 Florida snakes (35 native p.m., North Branch Library, species). Many are harmless 150 N. Palmetto Ave., San- & beneficial to humans ford. Free. Showing "My Lit- keeping rats and mice in tle Pony Movie." Bring check. Learn how to identify blanket & snacks. SANFORD HERALD Midweek : October 10 to 13, 2018 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY World Housing Solution, Inc. Ranks Crooms AoIT names Teacher of the Year No. 444 on the 2018 Inc. 5000

Hiistory Teacher - Mrs. Bundrick

Ron Ben-Zeev, (left) founder and CEO of World Photo contributed Housing Solution is proud to be a Premier provider of deployable structures ranks #1 amongst Florida manufac- school’s sponsor for clubs and organizations turers. such as Business Professionals of America, the school yearbook and the Sanford Mayor’s Youth Council. When asked to comment about her time at Crooms Academy of Information Technology, she spoke about how honored she was to be a teacher at the school. "I am hon- Photo ored to have the opportunity to represent contributed Crooms as the teacher of the year. It's very re- warding to help guide young adults through Special to the Herald lished in 2010, World Housing Solution is a the trials and tribulations of high school. I love design and manufacturing company based my students, my co-workers and my school! Inc. magazine today revealed that World in Orlando, Florida that creates deployable Teaching provides me an opportunity to bring Housing Solution, a manufacturer of expedi- composite structures for the harsh condi- Anthony Singletary is a junior at history alive for my students. I'm tionary insulated composite structures for tions, using rapidly deployable panel (RDP) Crooms AoIT. He is very active in both especially appreciative for the unique opportu- disaster relief and the U.S. Military, is No. technologies. The company provides envi- his school and community and he also nities Crooms provides for staff and students. 444 on its 37th annual Inc. 5000, the most ronmentally friendly structures that are has a passion for writing. We have the most supportive administration prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest- long-lasting, easy to assemble, and are By Anthony Singletary who allow us to foster an environment to cre- highly compatible with alternative energy growing private companies. World Housing Herald HIgh School Correspondent ate lifelong learners.". Mrs. Bundrick is a fa- Solution also places sixth overall in Inc. solutions. In 2018 World Housing Solution Crooms Academy of Intormation vorite of student and staff alike and is well 5000’s manufacturing category, a testament expanded their service to include off-grid deserving of the title of Teacher Of the Year. to the company’s unmatched customer cen- and mobile medical solutions through their Technology With how much she honors the opportunity to tric approach along with their unequaled branch of Clinics on Wheels. Most recently, teach at Crooms Academy of Information Recently, Crooms Academy of Information technology and deployable structures. three mobile clinics were sent to aid in the Technology, the school has extended that Technology announced their Teacher Of the “It’s a team effort and thanks to our relief of those affected by Hurricane Maria honor back with the award as a sign of grati- Year to be Lindsay Bundrick, a US history team’s focus on solving the customer’s in Puerto Rico. tude for her service both during school and teacher at their school. Mrs. Bundrick doesn’t problems, rather than simply pushing out About Inc. Media: Founded in 1979 and after school with the multitude of clubs she just teach history, however, as she is also the solutions and hoping for the best, that has acquired in 2005 by Mansueto Ventures, Inc. runs. brought us here,” said Ron Ben-Zeev, is the only major brand dedicated exclu- founder and CEO of World Housing Solu- sively to owners and managers of growing tion. “We are humbled and honored by this private companies, with the aim to deliver 11th Annual Winter Springs ARToberFEST recognition and promise to strive for even real solutions for today’s innovative com- better and more as our journey continues. pany builders. Inc. took home the National Join the Oviedo-Winter Springs Regional Stay tuned, we are not finished, not by a Magazine Award for General Excellence in Chamber of Commerce and the City of Winter long shot.” both 2014 and 2012. The total monthly audi- Springs for the 11th Annual Winter Springs The list represents a unique look at the ence reach for the brand has been growing ARToberFEST. For information on being a pa- most successful companies within the Amer- significantly, from 2,000,000 in 2010 to more tron or sponsor please go to www.wsfota.org ican economy’s most dynamic segment—its than 18,000,000 today. For more informa- or contact Paige Grasso, Director of Sponsor- tion, visit www.inc.com. independent small businesses. Microsoft, Special to the Herald ships and Events Oviedo-Winter Springs Re- Dell, Domino’s Pizza, Pandora, Timberland, The Inc. 5000 is a list of the fastest-grow- gional Chamber of Commerce 407-278-4871 LinkedIn, Yelp, Zillow, and many other ing private companies in the nation. Started Winter Springs ARToberFEST presented by [email protected] well-known names gained their first na- in 1982, this prestigious list has become the Florida Hospital will feature the work of Background: The Oviedo-Winter Springs tional exposure as honorees on the Inc. 5000. hallmark of entrepreneurial success. The Inc. award-winning artists, German food and bev- Regional Chamber of Commerce is a private, “If your company is on the Inc. 5000, it’s 5000 Conference & Awards Ceremony is an erages, live music and an interactive kids craft not-for- profit business membership associa- unparalleled recognition of your years of annual event that celebrates the remarkable area with a new kids stage on Saturday, Octo- tion. With corporate offices located at 376 N. hard work and sacrifice,” says Inc. editor in achievements of these companies. The event ber 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, Oc- Central Ave., near downtown Oviedo, the pur- chief James Ledbetter. “The lines of business also offers informative workshops, cele- tober 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Winter pose of the chamber is to serve as an advocate may come and go, or come and stay. What brated keynote speakers, and evening func- Springs Town Center State Road 434 & for business and civic interests within our doesn’t change is the way entrepreneurs cre- tions. Tuskawilla Road Winter Springs. communities. For more information on the ate and accelerate the forces that shape our For more information on Inc. and the Inc. The event is free and will feature art, food Chamber, please visit www.oviedowinter- lives.” 5000 Conference, visit and beverages for purchase. springs.org. About World Housing Solution:Estab- http://conference.inc.com/. Herald College Intern shares about University of Central Florida : Around Campus

By Andre Rodriguez power of education in the lives of girls around tion writer living in Pittsburgh. This event is OSSM Stand up Paddleboarding Herald College Intern the world. Located in room 101 of Global UCF located in the Business Administration build- This is a trip that will take attendees along a at UCF’s main campus. ing one at UCF. three and a half mile route on the Banana Thursday, Oct. 11 Faculty Recital: Eladio Scharron – 8 p.m. - UCF Men’s Soccer vs. UConn – 4 p.m. River located on the east coast of Florida. For Student Veterans Resource Fair – 11 a.m. UCF classical guitar professor, Dr. Eladio The UCF men’s soccer team will host the more information visit: This event is designed to help student veter- Scharron will present a classical guitar recital University of Connecticut at the UCF Track http://rwc.sdes.ucf.edu/programs/outdoor- ans understand what resources are available in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. and Soccer Complex. adventure/trips to them and how nonveterans can support UCF Volleyball vs. Temple – 7 p.m. GSA Murder Mystery – 6 p.m. student veterans. Located in the Cypress Friday, Oct. 12 The UCF volleyball team is taking on Tem- The Graduate Student Association at UCF Room at the CFE Arena on UCF’s main cam- I’m nearly done with my PhD, now what? – ple University at The Venue at UCF. hosts a “Who did it?” night of mystery. The pus. 11 a.m. MidKnight 5K – 11:45 p.m. cost is $12 and the theme is prohibition. Lo- Building Winning Resumes – 1 p.m. to 2 This seminar will discuss a variety of career There will be a 5k race around the UCF cated in room 254 of the Nicholson School of p.m. This workshop will discuss how to get options and opportunities in considering your main campus at midnight. This event is only Communication at UCF. To RSVP to this your resume looking as good as possible. Lo- next career step. Located in room 213 of open to UCF students, faculty and staff. Run- event, visit cated in room 121 of Career Services and Ex- Trevor Colbourn Hall at UCF. ners must register before the event here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gsa-murder- periential Learning at UCF. Reading by poet and author Rochelle Hurt https://ucf.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_07cK- mystery-dinner-tickets-50352737393?utm- Peace Corps: Girl Rising Film Screening – 4 – 1:30 p.m. XEMOM8XVnXD medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&u p.m.- This is a free screening of Girl Rising, a Rochelle Hurt will give a reading of her tm-content=attendeeshare&aff=escb&utm- documentary film about the transformative award winning work. She’s a poet and nonfic- Saturday, Oct. 13 source=cp&utm-term=listing PAGE 6 • Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

RIVERS P. THORNTON ber of New Salem Primitive memory granddaughters: earlier years. He also enjoyed ing. Interment will follow at Wilbert Gathers (Altamonte DAVIS Baptist Church in Sanford, Taylor Bria Davis and LaShea gardening and listening to the Restlawn Cemetery. Springs Florida), Aunt Florida under the leadership Ja'von Davis; 1 great-grand- live broadcast on the radio. Wilson-Eichelberger Daphne White (Sanford), 2 Rivers P. Thornton Davis, of Reverend J.W. Frison and son: Jai'Sean; sisters: Isadora He is survived by his Mortuary, Sanford, is in Uncles Joe Straws ( Willie 77 was born September 27, Deacon Charles Thornton, his Thornton Hendricks and Erie mother, charge of all arrangements. Mae) Colorado Springs, CO, 1941 in father. Rivers relocated to Thornton Jones; brother: Mary Nathan Straws ( Mae Ola) Sanford, Florida in March 2018, accept- Birdell (Virginia) Thornton; Moore- BETTY VANN Titusville, Florida Florida to ing the Lord, and joining the Stepmother: Thelma Jackson of Grandchildren Denzell the late House of Christ Ministries in Thornton; stepbrother: Craig Sanford; Betty Vann 71, transitioned Williams, Donnell Williams, Charles A. Sanford, Florida under the Tucker; 3 aunts: Helen Jordan, brother, on Monday October 1, 2018 @ Darrius Taylor, Diamond Thornton leadership of Pastor Calvin Louise Ashmon, and Ann Bernard South Seminole Hospital in Taylor, Dennis Vann III, Taja and Arie Donaldson. Plant; uncle: Jeremiah Moore of Longwood, Fl. Betty was born Vann, Kiara Vann, Derrick Mae Davis Visitation will be held Thornton; 3 sisters-in-law: Sanford; in Monticello, Florida to the Vann Jr, Desire Kimbrough, Thornton. Friday, October 12, 2018 from Irene Brown, Mary Thornton, and sis- late Ernest and Elizabeth Tolbert Alexander, Makayla He was a 5-7:00 P.M. at the House of and Rosa Thornton; ters, Gathers, R. Vann, Durond Vann Jr., 1960 grad- Christ Ministries, 2589 South Goddaughter: Rivers Speed; 1 Calvin ‘Pimp’ Deborah She leaves Desmond Vann. Great Rivers P. uate of Sanford Avenue, Sanford, special nephew and adopted Moore IV Simms behind to Grands, Deja Freeman, Vann Thornton Davis Crooms Florida. The funeral service son: Doug Bean; Honorary (Lee) of cherish Saria Kimbrough, Caden High will be held Saturday, sisters: Barbara Jean, Carol, her mem- Vann, and Imek White. A host School. In October 13, 2018 at 11:00 A.M. Marilyn, and Annie Ruth Hardeeville, S.C., Coretta ories her of loving nieces and nephews. 1961, Rivers joined the United at New Life Word Center, Gail & Wynn's Mortuary, Freeman (pastor Thirkel beloved Betty attended Seminole States Army where his first 1300 South Oak Avenue, Inc. is in charge of all Freeman) of White Plains, husband County Public School, where active duty was in Fort Dix, Sanford, Florida and inter- arrangements. Md., Altamease McPherson of 54 she also was a retired N.J. He served 24 years retir- ment in Restlawn Cemetery. (Phillip) of Bradenton, and years Seminole County School ing as a Sergeant First Class. Rivers was preceded in CALVIN ʻPIMPʼ MOORE IV Fannie Moore Martin of Dennis Board employee. Betty was a During his Army career, he death by his beloved son, Sanford. Betty Vann Sr., faithful member of The did 2 tours of duty in Rivers, Jr.; his loving wife, Calvin “Pimp” Moore IV, Visitation will be held Vann 3 loving Kingdom Hall of Jehova’s Germany, Korea, and Japan. Helen; his parents, Arie Mae 59, of Sanford, passed away Friday, Oct. 12 from 5 to 7 sons Witnesses. Memorial Services Upon his retirement from the and Charles Thornton; his Oct. 2, 2018 at Central Florida p.m. at St. Matthew Dennis will be held on Saturday military, he began a 14 year siblings, Charles Thornton, Regional Hospital. Missionary Baptist Church. Vann Jr. (Sanford), Derrick October 13, 2018 @ Kingdom career with the United States Jr., Gloria Jean Thornton, He was born in Sanford Funeral services will be held Vann (Thonia) Sanford, Hall of Jehova’s Witnesses in Postal Service where he Roosevelt Thornton, Carolyn and was a member of Saint Saturday, Oct. 13 at 11 a.m. at Durond Vann (Ebony) Sanford Florida @ 2 P.M. received a service award. Thornton, and Naomi Matthew Missionary Baptist St. Matthew Missionary Gainesville, Va. Sisters At an early age, he was Thornton. Church where he served on Baptist Church with Rev. Florida Mae Young Rachel baptized and became a mem- He leaves to cherish his the Junior Usher Board in his Leonard L.J. Wilson officiat- Nelson (Sanford, FL) Brother

MISSION and families on the street, partnering are and do what we say we’re going Two upcoming lectures in Sanford with organizations like Community to do,” she said. Based Care of Seminole County and That’s in reference to the revela- Gothic series at the Sanford Museum the Homeless Services Network to tion last year that funds from the Continued from Page 1 do so in a coordinated manner. organization were being misused by And she wants to improve the the previous administration. To do that, she says she wants to Special to the Herald of Samuel McMillan whose head- way the homeless are dealt with In response, the City of Sanford focus on reaching out and expand- after they come under Rescue voted earlier this year to team up less corpse was found floating in ing the work of the Rescue Outreach There are two lectures coming a Sanford lake will be released in Outreach Mission’s care. with Seminole County and United Mission. “We want to make sure families Way to provide funding and guid- up this Saturday as part of the November. “I have a passion for helping peo- Sanford Museum’s “Sanford “St. Joseph’s and the I-4 Dead aren’t separated,” she said. “We ance, working with the Florida ple,” she said first when asked what were lacking a true plan. The men Housing Coalition, to steer Rescue Gothic” series. Zone” will be presented at 3:30pm she intended to do. “It’s what I’ve “Send Lawyers, Guns, and by Sanford Museum Curator go to one place and women and chil- Outreach Mission back on track. always done.” dren go to another. We want to make Thomas hopes to be the figure- Money” presented at 2:00pm by Alicia Clarke. Learn about the She said she wants to make sure Florida author Andrew Fink is a origin of a local legend as Ms. sure they’re no longer separated.” head of that plan. She appeared at people notice the changes she’s She also said there had already Monday’s City Commission meeting look at life on the west side of Clarke recounts the history of a planning to make with the organiza- Sanford in the 1880s including the vanished town and remembers been other improvements, such as and told the commissioners her cre- tion. adding new mailboxes for women dentials, stating she was "very excit- hardships of a frontier that some- Charlie Carlson, Sanford’s best “I think they’re going to see, from times led to suicide and murder. known spinner of strange tales. staying at the shelter and making ed" to come on board with the the outside, appearance changes,” sure single fathers with children Rescue Outreach Mission. This is a chance to learn about the Both lectures are free. Seating she said. “Policies and procedures, early history of the vanished com- is limited. The Sanford Museum is were accommodated with their own “I hope to work myself out of a internally and structurally. We want quarters when coming to the shelter. job,” she told the Sanford Herald on munities of Paola and Sylvan located at 520 East First Street in to make sure people at their lowest Lake. Mr. Fink’s new book, Fort Mellon Park. All of it is in the name of repair- Tuesday. “I want to address all the point feel valued.” ing the reputation of the Rescue issues of homelessness, and make Murder on the Florida Frontier, For further information, call the She said she wanted to reach out about the sensational 1882 murder Sanford Museum at 407-688-5198. Outreach Mission, Thomas said. sure every one of them has a home.” more to homeless teens, veterans “We have to be who we say we

TRIAL The reason for the new ment, he met BlueWare CEO demands. Harr said, “Pay who directed Needelman appearance they were doing trial is that Needelman’s Rose Harr and COO Nick the man.” how to answer the questions anything for their contract. counsel was able to convince Geaney when they brought In Needelman’s trial, from other competing busi- The employee character- Geaney would be an impor- nesses. ized BlueWare as “smoke Continued from Page 1 the court that there had been their business to the area the jury misconduct in his case. previous year. tant witness as he recounted The answers, according to and mirrors.” According to court docu- The three were introduced these alleged encounters. court documents, were “pur- Later, Geaney would testi- other defendants in the ments, the alleged jury mis- to one another by a lobbyist, From there, Needelman posefully vague” and “did fy that money they had case are getting a new trial. conduct occurred because William Matthew Dupree. reportedly gave preferential not provide any guidance.” received from the Clerk’s There’s no date for that one juror had looked up the Then, what allegedly tran- treatment to BlueWare. He Through all of this, office in their dealings went yet and the process is still in definition of bribery and the spired was that they worked allegedly let BlueWare tour a BlueWare was funneling to Rose Harr’s mortgage the preliminary witness- possible sentence time out a deal in which re-purposed gymnasium in thousands into Needelman’s payments. gathering stage. Needelman could receive for Needelman would award Titusville where some of the campaign through various After an investigation, law While the case began in his trial. them contracts to copy and records needing to be digi- avenues, court documents enforcement came to the con- Brevard County, it was This was deemed to be digitize county documents in tized were stored, when no allege. clusion that Needelman, moved to Seminole County prejudicial, so Judge Marlene exchange for money for his other contender for the job Needelman went on to Harr and Dupree had been in an attempt to find a judge Alva ordered Needelman re-election campaign. was allowed to tour that lose his re-election campaign. involved in a criminal con- who was unfamiliar with released on bond and a new Court documents facility. Then information began to spiracy involving bribery Needelman or others trial date set for later on. described one instance where Then Needelman and come out about BlueWare. and bid tampering. involved with the case. The case of Needelman Dupree, Geaney and Dupree would allegedly According to a former Through the years, the Brevard judges, he contend- goes back to 2013. He was Needelman met at modify the ITN proposal for employee, they had “no core case dragged on until the ed, were all familiar with the arrested for allegedly award- Needelman’s residence, the job in accordance with business,” and the success of defendants were finally Clerk of Courts there, Scott ing contracts to a company where they discussed the BlueWare’s needs. their operation hinged solely indicted and sentenced. Ellis, who had brought up called BlueWare in exchange contract and Dupree report- Other companies began on getting the job scanning Dupree was sentenced to 26 many of the allegations for campaign contributions edly told Geaney, “Mitch is responding to the ITN pro- documents with Brevard months in prison in April against Needelman in the for his re-election campaign gonna need help with the posal, asking “specific ques- County. They reportedly had 2018 for bribery. first place. to continue being the campaign. So we’re gonna tions” of Needelman and no experience handling or Harr was found guilty of Needelman was found Brevard County Clerk. He need some money back.” staff about what the job scanning documents, and conspiracy to commit bribery guilty on the charges in 2017, ended up losing that elec- Geaney reportedly con- entailed. Then the questions they’d only rented a small and bid tampering in but the case wasn’t over tion. tacted Harr after that and were allegedly forwarded to office space with two desk- September 2018, but had not then. According to law enforce- told her of Dupree’s Rose Harr and BlueWare, top scanners to give the been sentenced yet. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 • PAGE 7 Hurricane Michael gains strength, takes aim at north Florida

MIAMI (AP) — His opponent in Florida's Senate race, Sen. in western Cuba, triggering flash floods and Mayor Van Johnson Sr. said the 2,300 residents Hurricane Michael intensified into a Bill Nelson, said a "wall of water" could cause mudslides in mountain areas. were frantically preparing for what could be a Category 2 over warm Gulf of Mexico waters major destruction along the Panhandle. "Don't Disaster agencies in El Salvador, Honduras strike unlike any seen there in decades. Many Tuesday amid fears it would strike Florida on think that you can ride this out if you're in a and Nicaragua reported 13 deaths as roofs col- filled sandbags and boarded up homes and Wednesday as an even stronger hurricane. low-lying area," Nelson said on CNN. lapsed and residents were carried away by lined up to buy gas and groceries before leav- Mandatory evacuations were issued as beach Mandatory evacuation orders went into swollen rivers. Six people died in Honduras, ing town. dwellers rushed to board up homes just ahead effect Tuesday morning for some 120,000 peo- four in Nicaragua and three in El Salvador. "We're looking at a significant storm with of what could be a devastating hit. ple in Panama City Beach and across other Authorities were also searching for a boy significant impact, possibly greater than I've A hurricane hunter plane that bounced into low-lying parts of the coast. swept away by a river in Guatemala. Most of seen in my 59 years of life," Johnson said of the swirling eye off the western tip of Cuba Forecasters said parts of Florida's marshy, the rain was blamed on a low-pressure system his city on the shore of Apalachicola Bay, found wind speeds rising. By 8 a.m. Tuesday, lightly populated Big Bend area could see up off the Pacific coast, but Michael in the which where about 90 percent of Florida's oys- top winds had reached 100 mph (155 kph), to 12 feet (3.7 meters) of storm surge. Caribbean could have also contributed. ters are harvested. and it was forecast to strengthen into a Michael also could dump up to a foot (30 In Florida, Scott declared a state of emer- There will be no shelters open in Wakulla "major" hurricane, with winds topping 111 centimeters) of rain over some Panhandle gency for 35 counties, from the Panhandle to County, the sheriff's office warned on mph (179 kph). communities before it moves over Alabama, Tampa Bay, activated hundreds of Florida Facebook, because they are rated safe only for The speed of the storm barreling toward the Georgia, the Carolinas and Virginia National Guard members and waived tolls to hurricanes with top sustained winds below Florida Panhandle — Michael was moving Wednesday night and Thursday. Forecasters encourage evacuations. The governors of 111 mph (178 kph). With Michael's winds pro- north-northwest at 12 mph (19 kph) — was said tornadoes could be spun off by the storm, Alabama and Georgia also made emergency jected to be even stronger, residents were among the hazards worrying forecasters at the and 3 to 6 inches of rain could cause flash declarations. urged to evacuate inland. National Hurricane Center on Tuesday morn- floods as it barrels over a corner of the coun- With just a month to go before Election Day, "This storm has the potential to be a historic ing. try still recovering from Hurricane Florence. Florida voters in evacuation zones were also storm, please take heed," the sheriff's office Hurricane Center Director Ken Graham Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan given one more day to register to vote, once said in the post. said there were just hours left until Michael's bluntly advised residents choosing to ride it offices reopen after the storm. Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, wind gusts and rain bands would start whip- out that first-responders won't be able to reach Scott also warned caregivers at north Florida's Democratic nominee for governor, ping the coast. them while Michael smashes into the coast. Florida hospitals and nursing homes to do all filled sandbags with residents and urged the "Guess what? That's today," Graham said. "If you decide to stay in your home and a possible to assure the safety of the elderly and state capital's residents to finish emergency "If they tell you to leave, you have to leave." tree falls on your house or the storm surge infirm. Following Hurricane Irma last year, 14 preparations quickly. Gov. Rick Scott warned people across catches you and you're now calling for help, people died when a South Florida nursing "There's nothing between us and this storm northwest Florida at a news conference there's no one that can respond to help you," home lost power and air conditioning. but warm water, and I think that's what terri- Tuesday morning that the "monstrous hurri- Morgan said at a news conference. "If you're responsible for a patient, you're fies us about the potential impacts," Gillum cane" was just hours away, bringing deadly Michael wasn't quite done wreaking havoc responsible for the patient. Take care of them," said. risks from high winds, storm surge and heavy in the Caribbean on Tuesday. Forecasters he said. ___ rains. warned of up to a foot (30 centimeters) of rain In the small Panhandle city of Apalachicola, Fineout reported from Tallahassee, Florida.

AP OSTEEN except to say that they were still treating the patients’ symp- toms. “Epidemiologists from the Department of Health in Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 Volusia County (DOH-Volusia) are actively investigating the status of the two patients,” she wrote. “No diagnosis has been made, and no comments will be given on the health of have the necessary commercial license, and the vehicle died of an illness, according to Pat Kuehn, Community the patients or any other patient-related information.” failed a state inspection that examined such things as the Information Specialist with Volusia County. chassis, suspension and brakes. Though, according to him, officials didn’t see any dead animals at the farm. TRUMP BORDER POLICY'S UNINTENDED CONSE- The victims reportedly believed their illness could have QUENCE come from parasites related to the deaths of those animals. A HazMat unit arrived at the scene and decontaminated An AP investigation finds that gaps in the U.S. child wel- both individuals, providing them with suits and masks before fare system can lead to deported parents losing their kids to transporting them to the hospital. adoption. The HazMat unit also tested the air at the farm, but “did not report any unusual findings,” according to Kuehn. GOOGLE READY TO SHOWCASE NEW PRODUCTS Authorities said the woman was transported as an emer- gency. The tech giant is expected to introduce two new Pixel There was some news reported later on Sunday that was phones along with other devices designed to increase usage incorrect. Some people allegedly overheard on the Volusia of its advertising-driven services. County Fire Department scanner that part of Florida Hospital DeLand had been closed off to quarantine the two victims of the illness. WHO'S THE UNDISPUTED PASSING YARDS KING However, the hospital said it wasn’t true. “Florida Hospital DeLand was at no time shut down,” a Saints quarterback Drew Brees eclipses Peyton Manning's representative of the hospital told the Sanford Herald. previous career mark of 71,940 yards as New Orleans Holly Smith with the Florida Department of Health in thumped Washington 43-19. Volusia County had little information as to their conditions,

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A V E Page 8 Wednesday October 10, 2018 Sports LMSABriefs Ahoy! Upcoming Events: * Every Wednesday _ LMSA Goslings Rum Racing. Start window 6 p.m.-to-6:05 p.m. Be Prep Football _ Week 7 sure to come by the clubhouse Seminole, Oviedo set beforehand to sign in and get the course. We will be meeting at the Breezeway Restaurant for showdown; Lake afterwards. NOR/Sailing instructions are here: http://www.flalmsa.org/?pag Mary, TMA romp; e_id=101. Four Goslings rum races left in the year...Last Wednesday Rum Race is Orangewood nips Trinity October 31 - Halloween night. *Saturday,October13_Ocala By Dean Smith SailingClub-LakeWeir Herald Staff Regatta…Let’smakethebiggest fleetofLMSAboatsand With the postseason fast approaching, Seminole County prep Sailors….andbringbackthetrophy. * Sunday,October 14 _ Club football teams arefacing moreand moreimportant games. Race Time to be determined…We On the positive side last Friday night, Seminole (5-1, 3-0 will keep you posted. in 8A-District 2) and Oviedo (5-1, 3-0 in 8A-2) took care of Photos for the Sailing Florida business as they tuned-up for tomorrow’s (Thursday) Weekly Photo Contest will now Class 8A-District 2 showdown in Sanford, Lake Mary (4- be posted to the entrants own 2, 3-1 in 8A-2) kept its hopes alive with an impressive Facebook timeline, like you blowout, The Master’s Academy (6-0) kept piling up the would normally share with points and Orangewood Christian (4-2) survived a nail- friends. In the description, enter biter with Trinity Prep (1-6), but on the negative side, the hashtag as follows: #SailingFloridaPhotoContest1010 Hagerty (4-3, 3-1 in Class 7A-District 4) was upset by pre- 18 (It’s the date, mmddyy). viously winless East Ridge (1-5, 1-2 in 7A-4) and now Make sure your posting is faces a probable must-win against undefeated Edgewater ‘Public’, so everyone can see (6-0, 3-0 in 7A-4) in a couple of weeks to make the play- it (and I can find it to count offs, while Lake Howell (2-4, 1-2 in 7A-4) and Lake Mary the number of ‘Likes’.) Rules: Prep (1-5) had rough night’s on the gridiron. http://www.flalmsa.org/ Back in 1973-74, Seminole’s lone win of the season For more information about was a 2-0 victory when Mickey Pringle tackled the LMSA, please visit our web Oviedo quarterback in the end zone early in the game. site _ www.flalmsa.org _ or call (321) 578-8364. There was some bad déjà vu going on Friday night when the Fighting Seminoles were called for holding ORLANDO SPEEDWORLD in the end zone to give visiting Lyman (3-4, 2-2 in 8A- Coming up this week at 4) a 2-0 lead after one quarter of play. Orlando Speed World Dragway: But the Tribe got things going behind the all-around * Today (Wednesday) is talent of O’Shea Baker as the Noles scored 34-unan- “Whoop Azz Wednesday”, swered points and racked up 581-yards of total featuring “All Welcome Test and Tune, Grudge Racing and offense in a 48-15 romp over the Greyhounds. Fun Runs” with gates open- Baker put Seminole ahead to stay with a 14-yard touch- ing at 6 p.m. and racing from down run as the wildcat quarterback and later caught a 6 p.m.-to-11 p.m. General 52-yard touchdown pass from Timmy McClain, who Admission is $12, plus an threw for 291-yards and two more touchdowns to right additional $13 to race. end Julius Pierce (14-yards) and Grayden Krull (25-yards). * “Friday Night Frenzy” Desmond Brown had a big night on the ground and will also feature “All scored touchdowns on runs of 32-and 5-yards and Tyrik Welcome Test and Tune and Swain scored the other touchdown on a 10-yard run. Grudge Racing” with gates opening at 6 p.m. General Lyman had a decent night on offense as Nate Admission is $12, plus an Jefferson ran back a kickoff for an 87-yard touchdown, additional $13 to race. carried the ball six-times for 34-yards and caught six * Saturday _ Central Florida passes for 129-yards, including a 90-yard touchdown Motorcycle Night. “Motorcycle from Curtis Argroves, who was 14-for-19 passing for Only” Test-n-Tune, Grudge 175-yards, and Vincent Thomas carried the ball 22- Racing & Fun Runs. Gates open times for 92-yards and caught a 17-yard pass. at 6 p.m. Racing from 6 p.m.-to- Here is the box score: 11 p.m. Admission is $12; kids 10- Seminole 48, Lyman 15 Under free. Race Fee is $25. First Quarter The Dragway Information Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 Lyman _ Safety, Seminole holding in own end zone. and the website is at _ Second Quarter www.raceosw.com/dragway/. Seminole _ Baker 14 run (Krull kick). SpeedWorld is located 17 Seminole _ Brown 32 run (Krull kick). miles east of Orlando in Seminole _ Pierce 14 pass from McClain (kick failed). Bithlo at 19164 East Colonial Third Quarter Drive, between Orlando and Seminole_Baker52passfromMcClain(BakerpassfromMcClain). Titusville on Highway 50 at Seminole _ Brown 5 run (kick failed). the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. Lyman _ Jefferson 87 kickoff return (Holmes kick). RECREATION SOFTBALL Fourth Quarter Here is this week’s schedule Seminole _ Swain 10 run (Krull kick). in the City of Sanford Lyman _ Jefferson 90 pass from Argroves (pass failed). Recreation Services Department Seminole _ Krull 25 pass from McClain (Krull kick). Adult Fall Slowpitch Softball With star quarterback Morgan Mitchell being held out League at Pinehurst Park. as a precaution after suffering a slight knee injury The Semi-Co-Ed/Fun League on Wednesday will against Lake Mary last week and back-up J.J. Baird have Pat’s Liquor facing The missing because of dental surgery, Oviedo changed its Blue Liners at 6:40 p.m. and offense to a wildcat style with the Lions’ other big offen- The Bailouts taking on Wet sive star, Keonte Coffie, lined up at quarterback and the Spot at 7:40 p.m. junior responded with a monster effort, carrying the ball Everyone is invited to 41-times for 273-yards, including touchdown runs of 5-, watch the games for free at 12- and 10-yards, and also completed his only pass Pinehurst Park, located on attempt of the night for a 25-yard touchdown to Chris West 24th Street off 17-92. Martinez, in a 31-14 triumph over Orange City- For more information contact Eric Griffin, City of Sanford University (1-6, 0-4 in 8A-2) at John Courier Field. Recreation Supervisor,at 407-688- Here is the box score: 5120; visit the city website _ Oviedo 31, O.C.-University 14 www.sanfordfl.gov _ or email: First Quarter [email protected] _ the No scoring. League Information Website, Second Quarter including registration forms, is at Oviedo _ Coffie 5 run (Woodard kick). _ University _ Metiam 1 run (Blanton kick). http://www.leaguelineup.com/ Oviedo _ Coffie 12 run (Woodard kick). wel- Third Quarter come.asp?cmenuid=1&url=sanfo rdsoftball&sid=804638851. Oviedo _ Woodard 23 FG. University _ Brown 7 run (Blanton kick). SENIOR BASEBALL Oviedo _ Martinez 25 pass from Coffie (Woodard kick). Here is the upcoming schedule Fourth Quarter in the Fall Season in the Orlando Oviedo _ Coffie 10 run (Woodard kick). Senior Baseball Association that Visiting Lake Mary raced out to a 20-0 lead after the first plays its games at Zinn Beck Field, Historic Sanford Memorial quarter and never looked back in ripping Winter Springs Stadium, South Orange Youth (0-6, 0-3 in 8A-2), 62-27, at the A.W. Epps Sports Complex. Complex, Bob Sorenson Field, Freshman quarterback Gunnar Smith had a remarkable Ocoee and Central Winds Park in game, completing 23-of-31 passes for 361-yards and six Winter Springs. touchdowns _ 42- and 7-yards to Cole Lee, 37- and 20-yards Visit the website _ to Seraiah Abram, 17-yards to Mar’Quel Robinson and 33- www.leaguelineup.com/osba _ yards to Pedro Rodriguez _ and rushing once for 3-yards. for more info on the league. Lee ended the night with five receptions for 101- 25-AND-OVER LEAGUE yards and the two scores, Rodriguez had six catches Wednesday, October 10 7 p.m. _ Daytona Bears @ for 94-yards and the TD and Abram also caught six Orlando Lugnuts, Stadium. balls for 92-yards and the two touchdowns. Herald photos by Greg Fencik 7 p.m. _ Sanford Orioles @ Michael Cardegnio only carried the ball four times on Volusia Wildcats, Zinn Beck. the night, but the senior accumulated 69-yards on those Seminole High Schoolʼs OʼShea Baker (No. 4, Sunday, October 14 totes and scored two touchdowns, including one of 51- top), who had one rushing touchdown and one 9:30 a.m. _ Sanford Orioles @ yards on which he threaded his way through the entire touchdown catch in a 48-15 victory over Lyman, Orlando Lugnuts, Central Winds. Bears defense, while Sean Rubio carried the ball six 12:30 p.m. _ Orlando Bombers @ the Lake Mary High School trio of Gunnar Smith times for 32-yards, including an 11-yard touchdown (middle, left), who 361-yards and six touch- Kissimmee Magic, Central Winds. gallop, and back-up quarterback Carson Conley ran the 35/45-AND-OVER LEAGUE downs passing, Michael Cardegnio (No. 2, mid- Wednesday, October 10 ball twice for 34-yards, including s 38-yard scamper. 7 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers @ Dr. The Master’s Academy made Homecoming a mem- dle, right), who totaled 69-yards rushing and two Phillips Cubs, Central Winds. orable one for the Eagles at Pennington Field as the rushing touchdowns on just four carries, and Saturday, October 13 hosts ran up 600-yards of total offense in a 49-20 victo- Cole Lee (No. 1, above), who had five catches 4 p.m. _ Central FL Reds @ ry over Christ’s Church (2-4) of Jacksonville. for 101-yards and two touchdowns, to lead the Central FL Cardinals, SOYC 1. Freshman running back Terrance Gibbs carried the ball 4 p.m. _ Orlando Brewers @ eight-times for 250-yards and four touchdowns, while senior Rams to a 62-27 roughing up of Winter Springs Orlando Braves, SOYC 2. quarterback Matt Gillis was 11-for-21 passing for 304-yards and Oviedo High Schoolʼs Keonte Coffie (No. 2, UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER and three more touchdowns, two to Branson Fitez (3-catches, right), who had 273-yards and three touchdowns After falling behind in the sec- 9-yards) and one to Tyson Mobley (3-catches, 98-yards). rushing and threw a 25-yard touchdown pass in ond half, the UCF women’s soc- Junior Anderson had the biggest night receiving, a 31-14 triumph over Orange City-University, catching four balls for 144-yards. See Briefs, Page 9 were among the top individual performers for See Football, Page 9 Seminole County High Schoolʼs last Friday night. SANFORD HERALD Wednesday, October 10, 2018 • Page 9 Knights Pound Ponies, 48-20 yards rushing and just 320 yards total, with 80 of those coming on the Mustangs’ final possession. UCF moves into Top 10 UCF spent plenty of time in the SMU backfield, racking up 12 tackles-for-loss, including 3.0 from in National Polls after defensive end Titus Davis, who also tallied a sack. Nate Evans and Richie Grant led all UCF 18th consecutive victory defenders with eight stops apiece. Tre Nixon and Anderson each added fourth quar- Special to the Herald ter scores to push UCF over the 40-point mark for the 13th time in the last 18 games. The Knights have ORLANDO (UCFKnights.com) — The UCF now scored 30 points or more in 18 straight contests. football team remained undefeated Saturday Killins led the way for UCF on offense, recording night, defeating SMU 48-20 at Spectrum 113 yards rushing on a career-high 20 carries with Stadium. The Knights (5-0, 2-0 AAC) racked up one touchdown. It marked the first 100-yard game 541 yards of total offense en route to the four- on the ground for any Knight this season. Anderson touchdown victory over the Mustangs (2-4, 1-1). rushed for 74 yards on six carries with two scores SMU opened the scoring, taking the opening and added a reception for 13 yards. Milton finished kickoff and driving for a field goal to go on top the night 18-of-34 for 278 yards and two TDs. 3-0. But the lead was short-lived, as the UCF Here is the box score: offense stomped on the gas pedal early. UCF 48, SMU 20 UCF moved the ball 65 yards in nine plays, First Quarter capped by a 15-yard Adrian Killins touchdown SMU _ Robledo 31 FG. run to go on top 7-3. UCF kicker Matthew UCF _ Killins 15 run (Wright kick). Wright recovered a fumble on the ensuing kick- UCF _ Snelson 14 pass from Milton (Wright kick). off, giving the Knights great field position at the UCF _ Anderson 4 run (Wright kick). Mustangs 18-yard line. Three plays later, quar- Second Quarter terback McKenzie Milton found wideout SMU _ Proche 5 pass from Hicks (Robledo kick). Dredrick Snelson in the end zone for a 14-yard UCF _ Wright 45 FG. scoring strike. The Knights drove it 70 yards for UCF _ Wright 34 FG. a touchdown on their next possession, capped Third Quarter by a 4-yard Otis Anderson touchdown run. UCF _ Hill 1 run (Wright kick). By the end of the first quarter, UCF held a 21-3 SMU _ Robledo 21 FG. advantage. SMU came into the game having Fourth Quarter allowed just 17 points in the first quarter of its UCF _ Nixon 30 pass from Milton (Wright kick). previous five games combined. UCF _ Anderson 30 run (Wright kick). Top photo courtesy of UCFAA A UCF miscue led to the only meaningful SMU SMU _ Proche 19 pass from Brown (Robledo kick). touchdown of the evening. Milton’s pass attempt Knights Jump to 9th in Coaches Poll Herald photos (left) by Romeo Guzman and (above) Greg Fencik from deep in his own territory was tipped at the While the UCF football team won again to line of scrimmage and intercepted, giving the improve to 5-0 on the season and extend its nation- On Monday,Titus Davis (top) was named the American Athletic Mustangs a possession at the Knights’ 9-yard leading win streak to 18 games, a number of Top Conference Defensive Player of the Week, while Adrian Killins (No. 9, left) line. SMU cashed in the turnover for 7 points to 25 teams lost this week. When the national polls and Otis Anderson (No. 2, above) led the offense as the UCF football make it 21-10. While the Knights didn’t reach the came out on Sunday, the Knights had jumped to all team won its 18th consecutive game, 48-20, over SMU last Saturday. end zone again in the second quarter, they did the way to ninth in the Amway Coaches Poll. tack on field goals of 45 and 34 yards from UCF moved up four spots in the poll voted on South Florida and Cincinnati earned their way into On the season, Davis has totaled 20 tackles, 6.5 Wright to take a 27-10 edge into the intermission. by the nation’s coaches, reaching a ranking high- the Top 25 this week, at 23rd and 25th in both polls. tackles-for-loss, two sacks and three hurries. He UCF opened the second half with the ball and er than any in program history outside of last At this point last season, UCF was ranked 21st and has already accumulated more tackles-for-loss quickly extended its advantage. The Knights season’s final mark of six in the AP Top 25 Poll. 22nd in the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll, respectively. and sacks than he had all of last season. drove 88 yards in 11 plays. But the final yard got Following the 48-20 win over visiting SMU, the Titus Davis Named Player of the Week This is the fourth Player of the Week honor for most of the buzz from the drive. Defensive line- Knights also climbed two spots in the AP Poll, ris- On Monday, the American Athletic Conference the Knights this season, as Milton has been named man Trysten Hill, who weighs 315 pounds, ing to 10th in the nation. It marks the third time in named Knights senior Titus Davis the league’s Offensive Player of the Week three times in 2018. entered the game on 4th-and-goal from the 1- the last six seasons that UCF has ranked in the Defensive Player of the Week. Killins also earned a spot on The American’s yard line. Milton turned and handed Hill the ball Top 10, also having done so in 2013 and 2017 and It marks the first career Player of the Week Weekly Honor Roll. and the largest man on the field powered over the first time ever during the regular season. honor for Davis, who recorded a career high three Davis, Killins and the No. 10/9 Knights hit the the line of scrimmage for the first touchdown of Once again, the Knights remained the highest tackles-for-loss in the win over the Mustangs. The field again on Saturday when UCF plays at his life, which also gave his team a 34-10 lead. ranked team out of the state of Florida and the defensive end added six total tackles, a sack, one Memphis at 3:30 p.m. The game will air on ABC Defensively, the Knights held SMU to just 83 highest in the American Athletic Conference. Both quarterback hurry and a forced fumble. and ESPN2, as well as FM 96.9/AM 740 The Game.

Briefs league play tomorrow (Thursday) Intheoffensivefrenzyagainst noon with a3 -1 victory over Wichita the right side. Watson turned in 15 kills Pingel’s opposite number Taylor before heading to Tulsa on Sunday. Jacksonville,thejuniornettedtwogoalsin State in The Venue. Powered by dou- on 40 swings, one short of her career Horsfall, the reigning American Athletic Continued from Page 8 under20minutesanddishedoutanassist ble-doubles from Erin Olson and high. Garcia finished with seven kills at a Conference Libero of the Year,finished UCF MEN’S SOCCER -cer team rallied to earn a 2-1 victory forfivepointsandaddedfourmore McKenna Melville, the Knights (13-3, 5- .300 clip. Melville and Kristina Fisher the night with 27 digs to keep the UCF’s high-powered offense was vic- over Cincinnati in double overtime on againstTulsaafterscoringback-to-back 0) downed the reigning league champi- continued to churn out kills like normal. potent UCF offense to just .166 hitting. torious again in a 4-3 win Saturday Sunday afternoon at the UCF Soccer goalsinthe4-3win.Jenningsremainssec- ons 20-25, 25-22, 25-23 and 25-18 in a Melville hit .300 on 40 swings with 14 Melville struck for 17 kills to lead the evening over American Athletic Complex. ondinthenationandfirstintheconfer- kills, while Fisher drove home 12 scores. Conference opponent, Tulsa at the tightly contested battle. Black and Gold and record her 10th The Knights (6-4-1, 3-1 The American) enceintotalgoals(14)andtotalpoints(32). After a back-and-forth defensive bat- Erin andAmber Olson kept the Wichita Hurricane Soccer Stadium. double-double of the year.Moravec for fell behind in the 56th minute, as The native from Roswell, Ga., is top- tle with AAC co-leader Tulsa on Friday State block offbalance all afternoon with CalJenningsnettedhis13thand14th efficient at the net with 11 kills on 20 Cincinnati (6-7-2, 1-4-1 The American) ping The American in almost every night, UCF needed another stellar great movement from the setting posi- goalinthewintogarnerfourpointson swings for a .450 clip. Kristina Fisher used a goal from Jill Vetere to take a 1-0 offensive category including total goals, defensive performance to knock off tion. Erin recorded 23 assists toAmber’s thenight.HattabiouBarrynotchedhis posted a strong performance with 10 lead. total points, shots per game, shot accu- another team near the top of the confer- 17. The Knights’ attack got better with secondgoalinconferenceplayandadded kills and just two errors on 33 attempts. In a reversal of Thursday night, UCF racy,points per game, and game win- ence standings. Per usual, senior Jordan every set, finishing with a .248 clip. anassist,whileYoniSorokinconvertedthe The Setting Sisters, Erin Olson and responded with a marker of its own, as nings goals. Jennings is also second in Pingel notched 23 digs to lead the way Back at home for the first time in Knights’secondpenaltykickoftheseason Amber Olson tallied 44 of the Knights’ Kristen Scott collected the rebound of the nation in those same categories. defensively,followed by 16 from American Athletic Conference play on forhisfirstgoaloftheseason. 49 assists in the match. Amber picked Stefanie Sanders’ shot, finding the back This is the fourth Offensive Player of Melville and 15 from Olson. The Friday,the team squared off with Tulsa Yoni Sorokin converted the Knights’ up her third double-double of the cam- of the net in the 85th minute. the Week for UCF and sixth weekly defense kept an opponent below .200 for conference supremacy.Anchored by second penalty kick of the season as paign with 24 dimes. Heading to overtime for its second award overall. Previous weekly award hitting for the 11th time out of 17 a stellar performance by Pingel, the UCF posted 11 points. PingelEarnsSecondPlayeroftheWeek straight match, the Knights nearly cap- winnings include Louis Perez (Aug.27), matches this season. Knights (13-3, 4-0) bested the Golden TheKnightsimproveto8-2-1overalland2- For the second time this season and the tured the win in the first extra period, as Jennings (Sept. 3 & 17), and Yannik Wichita State struggled to find its Hurricane (11-5, 3-1) over four sets (25- 1inconferenceplay,whileTulsadropsto3-7- thirdtime in her career,Pingel was Scott had a header that looked to be Oettl (Sept. 10 & Oct. 1). rhythm on offense, thanks in large part 20, 25-22, 20-25, 25-23). 1andwinlessinTheAmerican. named theAmericanAthletic Conference going in before a great Cincinnati Up Next to the UCF block. The Knights recorded Both ball clubs placed offense at a pre- Third Time is a Charm Defensive Player of the Week. defensive play kept the ball out. The Knights are back home for three 14 rejections, including five solos, on the mium with stellar defense throughout Third time is a charm for Jennings as The libero posted 6.38 digs per Just 46 seconds into the second over- straight matches beginning with a battle afternoon, one shy of the season high. the match. Pingel guided the Knights in he is named the American Athletic set throughout the weekend, with time period, Madison Murnin found with UConn which will be featured on Seven different players were a part of the back row with a match-high 28 Conference Offensive Player of the 23 digs against Wichita State and 28 Sanders just outside the 18-yard box, ESPNU on Friday at 4 p.m. the block party,led by Nerissa digs, as the Black and Gold held the setting up the sophomore for her third Week for the third time this season. Moravec’s six. Kathryn Wesolich and Golden Hurricane to a .170 clip at the digs against Tulsa. Pingel played a game-winning goal of the season. In two games last week, Jennings UCF VOLLEYBALL Briana Garcia both turned away four net. Melville added 19 digs and Amber vital role in keeping both oppo- Next Up compiled four goals and an assist The UCF volleyball team extended its attacks, while Alli Sabol and Hagerty Olson chipped in with 11. The block nents under .200 hitting. The Knights head out for another equaling nine points. Of the 12 goals the winning streak to 11 matches in a row grad Anne-Marie Watson finished with came up big for the Knights in key situ- The Knights host Temple (4-13) in weekend of American Athletic Knights racked up in the two and kept its perfect record in American three rejections apiece. ations throughout the contest with nine The Venue this Friday at 7 p.m., Conference action. UCF will face a matchups, Jennings accounted for a Athletic Conference play with a week- On the attack, Watson and Garcia pro- rejections. Moravec and Wesolich even- before facing UConn on Sunday at Memphis squad that is undefeated in third of them. end sweep capped on Sunday after- vided some much-needed balance on ly split eight blocks. 1 p.m.

Football off 83-yards for a touchdown. led 49-0 at halftime and the second half Christ’s Church Academy 20. Reynolds Stadium. Continued from Page 8 Wesley Green also returned a kickoff was played with a running clock. * Oviedo 31, Orange City-University 14. * Lyman vs. Lake Brantley on Tom Storey Orangewood Christian used a balanced- 74-yards for a touchdown. Lake Mary Prep had no luck against *OrangewoodChristian27,TrinityPrep26. Field at Darvin Boothe Stadium. offensive attack to offset big night’s for DJ McCunney scored on a 40-yard touch- Jordan Christian Prep (3-2) from * Seminole 48, Lyman 15. * Oviedo vs. Seminole at Thomas E. Trinity Prep’s Spencer Fetterer and down run with 7-minutes left in the first Auburndale, dropping a 40-0 decision. Because this is the end of the first 9- Whigham Stadium in the Tim Raines Tommy Tight and Daniel Nieves outdu- quarter to give Hagerty a 7-0 lead, but the Camden Desch led the offense with Week Grading Period and most schools Athletic Complex. eled a Saints receiver for an interception in Huskies were shutout the rest of the way as just 33-yards rushing on 11 attempts, are closed on Friday, three games involv- Friday, October 12 the end zone on the final play of the game host East Ridge pulled off probably the up while Jacob Lowe led the defense with 14 ing five Seminole Athletic Conference * The First Academy-Orlando vs. to preserve a 27-26 victory for the Rams. set of the year,15-7, dropping the locals out tackles, 10 solo, including one for a loss teams will be on Thursday, including Trinity Prep at Hubbard Field. Quarterback Fetterer ran for one touch- of a share for the Class 7A-District 4 lead. and Zach Davis had a fumble recovery. THE Game of the Year, with Oviedo * Hagerty is off. down and caught a flea flicker pass for a The homestanding Knights came up Here are the results from Week 7: traveling to Sanford to face Seminole in * Lake Howell at Ocoee. touchdown from Tight, who caught 13 with two goal-line stands, came up with * Auburndale-Jordan Christian Prep a contest that likely will decide the Class * Lake Mary Prep at Windermere Prep. balls on the night for 199-yards and two two huge quarterback sacks and returned 40, Lake Mary Prep 0. 8A-District 2 winner and the automatic * The Master’s Academy at Orlando touchdowns to go along with his TD pass. an interception 27-yards for a touchdown * East Ridge 15, Hagerty 7. bid to the FHSAA Playoffs. Christian Prep. For Orangewood, Kadderis Roberts that was the difference in the game. * Edgewater 56, Lake Howell 0. Here is the Week 8 Schedule: * Orangewood Christian at Ocoee- had a huge night, carrying the ball The other big 7A-4 contest saw host * Lake Brantley was idle. (All games at 7 p.m. unless noted) Central Florida Christian Academy,4 p.m. twice for 33-yards, catching a 31-yard Edgewater remain undefeated with a 56- * Lake Mary 62, Winter Springs 27. Thursday, October 11 * WinterSpringsvs. OrangeCity-University touchdown pass and returning a kick- 0 whipping of Lake Howell. The Eagles * The Master’s Academy 49, Jacksonville- * DeLand vs. Lake Mary at Don T. at Deltona-PineRidgeHigh School. PAGE 10 • Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS

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The names All creditors of the decedent and J021 the said name with the Division By Rosetta M. Adams and addresses of the personal Publish: October 10, 17, 2018 The date of first publication of CASE NO.: 2016 CA 000765 other persons having claims or of Corporations, Florida As Deputy Clerk representative and the personal J051 this notice is October 10, 2018. demands against decedent's Department of State, pursuant representative's attorney are set DITECHFINANCIALLLC estate on whom a copy of this to section 865.09 of the Florida forth below. /s/ Alan F. Gonzalez F/K/A GREEN TREE SERVIC- notice is required to be served Statutes. NOTICE All creditors of the decedent and ING LLC must file their claims with this other persons having claims or Alan F. Gonzalez, Esquire court ON OR BEFORE THE NOTICE OF SALE Publish: October 10, 2018 AMERICANS WITH demands against decedent's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Attorney for Personal Plaintiff(s), LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Pursuant to FL Statute 713.78 J046 DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 estate on whom a copy of this SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Representative THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- notice is hereby given that on Administrative Order No. 10- notice is required to be served DA Florida Bar No.: 229415 vs. LICATION OF THIS NOTICE the specified dates at 10:00 a.m. 18 must file their claims with this PROBATE DIVISION OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE at 2502 W 1st St. Sanford, FL court ON OR BEFORE THE WALTERS LEVINE & MOACIR H. MENEZES; OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF 32771 a public auction of the fol- If you are a person with a dis- LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER File No. 18-CP-001187 601LOZANO Bayshore Blvd., Suite 720 ROSANE C. MENEZES; THIS NOTICE ON THEM. lowing vehicles will occur. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS ability who needs any accom- THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Tampa, Florida 33606 THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF All other creditors of the dece- NAME modation in order to partici- LICATION OF THIS NOTICE IN RE: ESTATE OF (813) 254-7474 MOACIR H. MENEZES; THE dent and other persons having 2015 HYUN Veloster Notice is hereby given that we pate in this proceeding, you OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE [email protected] UNKNOWNSPOUSEOF claims or demands against VIN KMHTC6AE6FU228891 are engaged in business at 109 are entitled, at no cost to you, OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF JAMES MARSHALL ROSANE C. MENEZES; FAIR- decedent's estate must file their Sale Date 10/23/2018 Camphor Tree Lane, Seminole to the provision of certain THIS NOTICE ON THEM. CHAPMAN, /s/ Sandra Lea Chapman WAY OAKS HOMEOWNERS claims with this court WITHIN 3 County, FL 32714 under the assistance. Please contact All other creditors of the dece- ASSOCIATION, INC.; THE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE 2015 HYUN Sonata Fictitious Name of the ADA Coordinator, Court dent and other persons having Deceased. UNKNOWN TENANT IN POS- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION VIN 5NPE24AF7FH132940 , and that we intendState to Administration, 301 North claims or demands against PersonalSANDRA Representative LEA CHAPMAN SESSION OF 1204 ROYAL OF THIS NOTICE. Sale Date 10/23/2018 registerBeyond said name with the Park Avenue, Sanford, FL decedent's estate must file their NOTICE TO CREDITORS 8130 Via Bonita Street OAK DR., WINTER SPRINGS, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- Divisions of Corporations, 32771, telephone number claims with this court WITHIN 3 The administration of the estate Sanford, FL 32771 FL 32708, IN THE TIME PERIODS SET Inspection of listed vehicles may Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- (407) 665-4227 at least 7 days MONTHS AFTER THE DATE of FORTH IN FLORIDA be made the day of sale. All dance with the provisions of the before your scheduled court OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION JAMESdeceased, MARSHALL whose CHAP-date of Publish: October 10, 17, 2018 Defendant(s). STATUTES SECTION 733.702 vehicles are sold “as is” with no Fictitious Name Statues, to+wit: appearance, or immediately OF THIS NOTICE. deathMAN, was and J052 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. warranty given or implied. C&S Section 865.09, Florida Statutes upon receiving this notifica- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- whose socialJuly security 21, 2018, number NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE NOTWITHSTANDING THE Towing Service, Inc. reserves 1991. tion if the time before the IN THE TIME PERIODS SET ends in 7026, is pending in the SALE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH the right to bid. scheduled appearance is less FORTH IN FLORIDA ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED Soulstate Creations, Inc. than 7 days; if you are hearing STATUTES SECTION 733.702 NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENpursuant to Plaintiff's TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Publish: October 10, 2018 impaired, call 711. WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Seminole County, Florida FinalTHAT, Judgment of Foreclosure AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S J041 Publish: October 10, 2018 Publish: October 10, 17, 2018 NOTWITHSTANDING THE Case # 18CA1673 entered on 19th day of June, DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. J047 J048 TIME PERIODS SET FORTH 2018, in the above-captioned ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED FEDERATED FINANCIAL CORPORATION OF AMERICA D/B/A action, the Clerk of Court, The date of first publication of TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE FEDERATED CAPITAL CORPORATION, Maryanne Morse, will sell to the this notice is October 3, 2018. AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S Plaintiff(s) highest and best bidder for cash DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. at the Seminole County Civil Attorney for Personal OFFNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: THE CHAIN TOWING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR VS Courthouse, 301 North Park Representative: gives Notice of Foreclosure of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- The date of first publication of Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32773 Lien and intent to sell these CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR DA this notice is October 10, 2018. OLGA MACHADO, AN INDIVIDUAL, DBA JIDE in accordance with Chapter 45, Joseph M. Percopo vehicle on 11/05/2018 8:00 am SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- Florida Statutes on the 18 day of Attorney an aution will take place at 3710 DA PROBATE DIVISION Attorney for Personal October, 2018 at 11:00 AM on Florida Bar Number: 70239 EAST SR46, SANFORD, FL CASE NO. 2018CA000957 Representative: NOTICE OF SHERIFFʼS SALE the following described property MATEER & HARBERT 32771. The vehicles which will HOME INVESTMENT FUND II File No. that pursuant to Writ of Execution as set forth in said Final 225 E. Robinson St., Suite 600 be auctioned include: LP, 2018-CP-001325-FA-P JOSHUA O. DORCEY issuedNOTICE out IS of HEREBY and under GIVEN the seal of the CIRCUIT COURT of Judgment of Foreclosure or ORLANDO, FL 32801 Plaintiff, (FBN: 0043724) Seminole County, Florida, Case # 18CA1673 upon a final judgment order, to wit: Telephone: (407) 425-9044 1FUJA6AV65LN72848 IN RE: ESTATE OF THE DORCEYLAW FIRM, PLC rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled FEDER- Fax: (407) 423-2016 2005 FRHT vs. Attorneys for Personal ATED FINANCIAL CORPORATION OF AMERICA D/B/A FEDERAT- Lot 3, of Fairway Oaks Unit One, E - M a i l : BARBARA R. MURPHY, Representative ED CAPITAL CORPORATION, Plaintiff vs. OLGA MACHADO, AN according to the plat thereof as [email protected] Publish: October 10, 2018 CHERRYWOOD GARDENS, 10181-C Six Mile Cypress Pkwy. INDIVIDUAL, DBA JIDE MOTOR SPORTS INC, Defendant(s) which recorded in Plat Book 23, Pages Secondary E-Mail: J042 INC., ET AL. Deceased. Fort Myers, FL 33966 aforesaid was delivered to me as Sheriff of 96-98, of the Public Records of [email protected] Defendants Telephone: (239) 418-0169 Seminole County,WRIT OF Florida EXECUTION and I have levied upon all the right, title and Seminole County, Florida. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fax: (239) 418-0048 interest of the defendants in the following described property, said Personal Representative: The administration of the estate E-Mail: [email protected] property being located in Seminole County, Florida, more particular- Property address: NOTICE OF ACTION of BARBARA R. MURPHY, Secondary E-Mail: ly described as follows: 1204 Royal Oak Dr., Michael Parks DRAGONNOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: RECOVERY LLC To the following Defendant(s): deceased, whose date of death [email protected] Winter Springs, FL 32708 177 Northmoor Road gives Notice of Foreclosure of was 09/04/2018, is pending in 2017 NISSAN SENTRA VIN#3N1AB7AP6HY219651 Casselberry, Florida 32707 Lien and intent to sell these APRIL L. PEACOCK the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE Personal Representative A vehicles on 10/26/2018 9:00:00 (CURRENT RESIDENCE County, Florida, Probate The property may be viewed at Sanford Towing, 2522 Country Club ny person claiming an inter- Publish: October 3, 10, 2018 AM at 1904 DOLGNER PLACE, UNKNOWN) Division, the address of which is Trena R. Moran Rd, Sanford, Fl. 32771, on the day of sale from 9:00-9:30 a.m. est in the surplus from the J020 SANFORD FL 32771 pursuant Last Known Address: 301 N. Park Ave., Sanford, FL 2852 Lexington Court sale, if any, other than the to subsection 713.78 of the 150 E FAITH TER, 32772. The names and Oviedo, FL 32765 And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at property owner as of the date Florida Statutes. DRAGON MAITLAND, FL 32751 addresses of the personal rep- 11:00 am or as soon thereafter as possible on November 6th, 2018 of the lis pendens, must file a RECOVERY LLC reserves the Additional Address: resentative and the personal Publish: October 10, 17, 2018 offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, claim within sixty (60) days right to accept or reject any 505 POLARIS LOOP #105, representative's attorney are set J050 FOR CASHat IN the HAND Front after the sale. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF and/or all bids. CASSELBERRY, FL 32707 forth below. The estate is tes- (West)AND SUBJECT Door, of the TO SeminoleANY AND County ALL EXISTING Sheriff’s OfficeLIENS, Civil Section, THE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Additional Address: tate. 201 N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771, the above described prop- AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 2003 Infiniti G35 157 SEDGEFIELD CIR, All creditors of the decedent and erty. TIES ACT. IF YOU ARE A PER- COUNTY, FLORIDA VIN NO. JNKCV51E63M014325 WINTER PARK, FL 32792 other persons having claims or SONWITHADISABILITY CASE NO.: 2018-DR-1241 Additional Address: demands against decedent's IN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDI- That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this WHONEEDSANYACCOM- PROBATE DIVISION: P Publish: October 10, 2018 190 112TH AVE APT 725, estate on whom a copy of this CIAL CIRCUIT COURT IN WRIT OF MODATION IN ORDER TO J043 SAINTPETERSBURG,FL notice is required to be served AND FOR SEMINOLE COUN- EXECUTION. PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF 33716 must file their claims with this TY, FLORIDA Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff, CEEDING,YOUAREENTI- court ON OR BEFORE THE Seminole County, Florida TLED, AT NO COST TO YOU, a/k/aLAURA LAURA JEAN J. WINTON WINTON YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER PROBATE DIVISION TO THE PROVISION OF CER- Deceased. that an action for Foreclosure of THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Deputy Sheriff TAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE NOTICENOTICEOFPUBLICSALE: is hereby given the fol- Mortgage on the following LICATION OF THIS NOTICE File No.: CONTACT THE ADA COORDI- lowing vehicles will be sold at described property: OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE 2018-CP-001295-FA-P NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT NATOR, AT COURT ADMINIS- NOTICE TO CREDITORS public sale on 10/24/2018, OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF IN RE: ESTATE OF OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL TRATION, SEMINOLE CIVIL The administration of the estate 09:00 am at 1850 High St, THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS COURTHOUSE, 301 N. PARK of LAURA J. WINTON, Longwood, FL 32750 UNIT 7, BUILDING A, CHER- All other creditors of the dece- Jonnie M. Andrews, SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF AVE, SUITE N301, SANFORD, deceased, whose date of death Longwood, FL 32750-3722, pur- RYWOOD GARDENS, A CON- dent and other persons having a/k/a Johnie M. Andrews, THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 201 NORTH FLORIDA, 32771-1292, (407) was August 6, 2018, is pending suant to subsection F.S. 713.78. DOMINIUM ACCORDING TO claims or demands against a/k/a Johnnie M. Andrews PARK AVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS 665-4227 AT LEAST 7 DAYS in the Circuit Court for Seminole Courtesy Towing, Inc. reserves THE DECLARATION OF CON- decedent's estate must file their PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 665-6640. BEFORE YOUR SCHEDULED County, Florida, Probate the right to accept or reject any DOMINIUMRECORDEDIN claims with this court WITHIN 3 Deceased, COURTAPPEARANCE,OR Division, the address of which is and/or all bids. OFFICIALRECORDSBOOK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Publish: October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 IMMEDIATELY UPON RECEIV- 301 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, 971, PAGE(S) 1775 AND OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION J006 ING THIS NOTIFICATION IF Florida 32771. The names and 2007 1FAFP34N47W252537 AMENDMENTS THERETO, OF THIS NOTICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS THETIMEBEFORETHE addresses of the Personal FORD AND AS PER PLAT THEREOF, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITH- The administration of the estate SCHEDULEDAPPEARANCE Representative and the 2005 1FMPU15595LA28975 RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IN THE TIME PERIODS SET of Jonnie M. Andrews a/k/a Seminole County, Florida IS LESS THAN 7 DAYS; IF Personal Representative's attor- FORD 18, PAGE(S) 43-46, AND FORTH IN FLORIDA Johnie M. Andrews, a/k/a Case # 10CC0033 YOUAREHEARINGOR ney are set forth below. 2013 1G1PC5SB3D7200443 AMENDMENTS THERETO, OF STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Johnnie M. Andrews, deceased, VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 711. CHEVROLET THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. whose date of death was August UNIFUND PARTNERS, GP I HEREBY CERTIFY a true and All creditors of the decedent and 1997 1GCFC24M7VZ246525 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI- NOTWITHSTANDING THE 14, 2018, is pending in the Plaintiff(s) correct copy of the foregoing other persons having claims or CHEVROLET DA, TOGETHER WITH AN TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Circuit Court for Seminole has been furnished to all parties demands against decedent's 2006 1NXBR32E76Z718523 UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE ABOVE,ANYCLAIMFILED County, Florida, Probate VS on the attached service list by e- estate on whom a copy of this TOYOTA COMMONELEMENTS TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Division, the address of which is Service or by First Class U.S. notice is required to be served 2013 1VWBP7A38DC062382 APPURTENANT THERETO. AFTERTHEDECEDENT'S 301 N. Park Ave., Sanford, PATRICIA GIDARO Mail on this 13th day of October, must file their claims with this VOLKSWAGEN DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Florida, Seminole County, Defendant(s) 2018: court ON OR BEFORE THE 2016 2C3CCAEG1GH334368 A/K/A 450 CHERRYWOOD 32771. The names and LATER OF THREE (3) Chrysler GARDENS DRIVE, MAITLAND The date of first publication of addresses of the personal rep- NOTICE OF SHERIFFʼS SALE Respectfully submitted, MONTHS AFTER THE TIME OF 2008 5TETX22N98Z502997 FL 32792 this notice is October 10, 2018. resentative and the personal THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TOYOTA has been filed against you and representative's attorney are set that pursuant to Writ of Execution NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PADGETT LAW GROUP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) 1995 JT2EL56E1S7011668 you are required to serve a copy Attorney for Personal forth below. issued out of and under the seal of the CIRCUIT COURT of HARRISON SMALBACH, ESQ. DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF TOYOTA of your written defenses, if any, Representative: All creditors of the decedent and Seminole County, Florida, Case # 06CC0730 upon a final judgment Florida Bar # 116255 SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS to Janillah Joseph, Esq. at VAN other persons having claims or rendered in the aforesaid court in that certain case entitled UNIFUND 6267 Old Water Oak Road, NOTICE ON THEM. Publish: October 10, 2018 NESS LAW FIRM, PLC, EVELYN W. CLONINGER demands against decedent's PARTNERS, GP, Plaintiff vs. PATRICIA GIDARO, Defendant(s) Suite 203 J044 Attorney for the Plaintiff, whose Attorney estate on whom a copy of this which aforesaid was delivered to me as WRIT OF EXECUTION Tallahassee, FL 32312 All other creditors of the dece- address is 1239 E. NEWPORT Florida Bar Number: 210382 notice is required to be served Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all the SANFORD HERALD Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 • PAGE 11

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right, title and interest of the defendants in the following described property, said property being located in Seminole County, Florida, EXECUTION. more particularly described as follows: Dennis M. Lemma, Sheriff, Seminole County, Florida ONE 2012 FORD F150 XL, VIN #1FTEX1CM9CFC30546 Deputy Sheriff The property may be viewed at Cortes Towing, 245 Orange Ave, Longwood, FL, on the day of the sale from 9-9:30 am. NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990, PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL And the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS 11:30 am in or as soon thereafter as possible on November 6, 2018 SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 201 NORTH FOR CASHat IN the HAND Front PARK AVE, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS AND(West) SUBJECT Door, of the TO Seminole ANY AND County ALL EXISTING Sheriff’s Office LIENS, Civil Section , PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (407) 665-6640. 201 N. Park Ave.., Sanford, Florida 32771,the above described prop- erty. Publish: October 3, 10, 17, 24, 2018 J007 That said sale is being made to satisfy the terms of this WRIT OF

COVE appeared to be a murder-suicide. Anyone with more information is welcome to contact the Sanford Police Department or Continued from Page 1 CrimeLine at 800 423-TIPS (8477) or visit www.crimeline.org. Calls made to CrimeLine states. remain anonymous, and tips to CrimeLine While the investigation was ongoing on that lead to solving a homicide case are eligi- Tuesday, police reported that the case ble for a cash reward of up to $5,000 dollars. PAGE 12 • Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 SANFORD HERALD

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH Reducing Eye Strain

By Keith Roach, M.D. life. -- B.I. ly from decreased blinking. Another option is the 20- 1985 in both my toenails treating. Sometimes what Unfortunately, "blink more" 20-20 rule (I haven't been and my fingernails. I was looks like a nail infection is DEAR DR. ROACH: ANSWER: We tend to isn't likely to be successful able to discover who made treated with oral Lamisil, really something else (psori- Would you mind providing spend a lot of time reading advice, so I recommend an the rule, but I think it makes but it did nothing for my asis, eczema, lichen planus some guidelines for pre- or in front of computer eye lubricant, used periodi- sense): Look at something big toe. I have been treated or others). Depending on venting eye strain? I'm a screens, and eye strain is cally during computer work 20 feet away for 20 seconds by skin and foot specialists, what the culture shows, you graduate student, so I spend very common. I think eye if you have any sense of eye every 20 minutes. This can but the problem has contin- might benefit from itracona- a lot of time reading, both problems from excess screen fatigue or strain. If dry eyes help prevent fatigue to the ued progressively over the zole, an oral antifungal from computer screens and time and reading fall into are part of your problem, ciliary muscles, the muscles years. I am 80 years old, and agent. from books. I will always two categories: dry eyes and you will feel relief immedi- of the eye. Some people, it's still there. Is there really *** need to read to get things muscle strain. ately, and you should use a especially those who are any hope for cases like done, but I'd also like my Computer users in partic- drop in each eye every few nearing or past their 50th mine? -- C.J.R. Dr. Roach regrets that he eyes to last me my whole ular can get dry eyes, large- hours. birthday, might benefit from is unable to answer individ- Muscle strain comes from very mild reading glasses ANSWER: Are you sure ual letters, but will incorpo- staring at one point of focus when using the computer. you really want the condi- rate them in the column -- your computer screen -- There is a science behind tion treated? The treatments whenever possible. Readers for long periods of time. adjusting your workspace, have potential for real harm, may email questions to Also, many people tend to lighting and monitor set- even though it isn't likely. If [email protected] hold their shoulders and tings to reduce strain. There the issue is strictly cosmetic, rnell.edu. To view and order neck in an uncomfortable are apps to remind you to I wouldn't recommend treat- health pamphlets, visit position during computer take breaks periodically and ment. If it's for pain or www.rbmamall.com, or work or play. The solution is to change the color of your because you have had skin write to Good Health, 628 to get away from the com- computer to make it easier or soft tissue infections in Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL puter for a while. I recom- on the eyes. the area, then treatment is 32803. mend getting up and pacing *** reasonable. periodically, since pro- If you pursue treatment, (c) 2018 North America longed sitting isn't good for DEAR DR. ROACH: I get a culture done to be sure Synd., Inc. you. have had nail fungus since you know what you are All Rights Reserved